BLACKBERRIES
... BLACKBERRIES. THE SUBSCRIBER is prepared to Buy any quantity of Ripe Blaekberrie*. Eight Pence per Stone, Mr. Michael Cauboll Market Street, Ballyshannou. Unripe Fruit or burrs will not be token. ...
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BLACKBERRIES
... BLACKBERRIES. THE SUBSCRIBER is prepared any qaantity of Rips Blackberries, Eight Pence per Stone, Mr. Micbael Camoix’s* Market Street, Dally nop. Unripe Fruit burrs will not be taken tL BANNIGAN. ...
BLACKBERRIES. THE SUBSCRIBER is prepared to Buy any quantity of Ripe Blackberries, at Eight Pence Stone, Mr. ..
... BLACKBERRIES. THE SUBSCRIBER is prepared to Buy any quantity of Ripe Blackberries, at Eight Pence Stone, Mr. Michael Cakkoll’s, Market Street, Ballyshannou. Unripe Fruit or burrs will not taken. M. BAN NIG AN. ...
the prize agricultural competi
... oat?, though the latter require the s|»ecial soil mentioned. CoßPiuuL John Gatnoii. THE PRIZE BLACKBERRY COMPETITION. Blackbf.RßT Jam. —Gather llie blackberries f..r jam a ilay. every pound ef sugar add one pint of fruit and put iheas iuto a stewpan and ...
OL R CLUB PRIZES
... Prize —Book value 6tl. Open only to Club members under 14. Papers must received by October 13th, and should endorsed Ileiuus Blackberry Coupe tition.” G-ve your Club number. ...
AMUSING STORY ABOUT LORD SPILYCZR
... grin, sad as he turned to depart be gently explained that Lord Spencers in that particular locality were as plentiful as blackberries in the autumn time. EN:donations and expostule• lions were useless, the discoinfited Earl bstag forced to return the way ...
A LESSON FROM NATURE
... unalloyed enjoyment of the almost heavenly scene which surrounds me, I am suddenly recalled to earth by the sight of a hedge of blackberry brambles: as I approach I Am struck with the beauty of the many-tinted leaves, which seem to shine more brilliantly in contrast ...
THE PARISH PRIEST'S HUNTER
... grin, and as he turned to depart he genily esplaissd that Lord Spence., in that particular locality were as plentiful aa blackberries in the autumn time. Exploits', lions and ezpoetulations were saelime, the di.' oomared Earl bsing forced to return the ...
GALWAY BRANCH I.F.C
... only .mu.ori wiU ...
THE PARNELL COMMISSION,
... nothing that gives one go much courage as good redioas, says • tenth in . Monte-Cristo,` but it remotes were as plentiful as blackberries they would baldly Wive to account for the air of courage with which mod of the counsel in England on Monday presented ...
LONDON THE P.ARNELL COMMISSION. THE PROCEEDINGS IN COURT. MONDAY
... that gives one go much courage as good reasons, says • sailor in ° Monte.Crlste, but if regions were as plentiful as blackberries they would hardly serve to account the sir of courage with which most of the most eminent counsel in Eagillodell Monday ...
the Christian Rovocate
... favourable to the growth of several kinds of fruit, but it is sufficiently favourable to the growth of say raspberries, blackberries, and strawberries; and any of these woad pay ten times more than the crops we go in for. I had an opportunity of seeing ...