... afforded bin were man; eompared with what the; ware hie line. Wh;. the cahibitieaa. read out Mr. Lannor. teemed plenlt till blackberries Be thought there used ool; two be not exact); rumen bar the number, but ibe; were rerr Uw thru. Now the; found them mao; ...

... there is magnificent future for the fruit growing industry, only opportunities were turned to account Even now most the blackberries that come to the English markets are grown in Ireland. But there are enormous possibilities there of abkh no one hoe yet ...

... in Derry while the doctor was ill. Mr. Lindsay—Oh, they have plenty of magistrates to adjudicate. They are now plenty as blackberries, and common. God protect me. (Laughter.) The only thing 1 have to request of the citizens of Londonderry is not have me ...

... and a-half; three parts of a length between second and third. Miss Chater was fourth, Honorette fifth, and Concrete last. BLACKBERRY PLATE. Mnsley Chief (Watts) .. Bravo (Bradford) . • 2 Lollard (Broadman) . • Also ran—Napoleon the Great, Successful, Aedesia ...

... Spanish Maiden. Club Handicap—s agst Morda. Grouse Handicap—Jack Spinner walked over. Noblee Plate—2 to 1 aget Herbalist. Blackberry Plate -2 to 1 Mosley Chief. Heather Plate—2l to 20 on Golden Ensign. Above prices will found to correspond with those published ...

... to seat myself upon that lovely white velvet couch of yours,” he says, cheerfully, pushing his way through the tangle of blackberry briers, which thrust forth thorny arms to atlectionately detain him in their close embrace. All! delicious! exclaims, giving ...

... a number of frieids at once set off in thedircctio i indicated, when they learned that the child had been seen picking blackberries on the road to Dunmanway. From Skibbereea they started for the latter town, and gradually traced her to Bandon. There they ...

... flannel jackets, Miss Scott ; flowers and fruit from Rev. M. Cunningham. from harvest service; butter, Miss Dunlop; 161 h. blackberries, a patient; hairbrush, Mrs. Macausland; periodicals. Mrs. Rogers, Miss Giveen, Mrs. Lopoell, Mrs. Baker, M. C. Hotel; home-made ...

... Miss Scott; flowers and fruit from Ballyrashane harvest service (per Rev. R. Cunningham); batter. Miss Dunlop; 16lbs. blackberries, patient; hairbrush, Mrs. Macansland; periodicals, Mrs. Rogers, Miss Giveen, Mrs. Lopdell, Mrs. Baker, N. C. Hotel, Portrnsh ...

... Moreover. there is the finding of the keg on the roadside, if. the coroner aptly stated, aueh unwonted ware* can picked like blackberries in How Daniel Lafferty. and not, say. patrol polko. happened espy the keg is not more carious than ia the appearance of ...

... heather brew—of course ha (witness) knew nothing about the keg. The Coroner -Can you pick up kegs of poteen whiskey like blackberries in Olensaght ? Witness said as for that could not say. To Sergeant M'Oambtidge—Witness had no doubt but that the whiskey ...

... internally. Lemons tor feverish thirst in sickness, biliousness, low fevers, rheumatism, cold, coughs, liver complaints, Ac. Blackberries as a tonic. Useful in all forms of diarrhoea. Tomatoes are a powerful aperient for the liver, sovereign remedy for dyspepsia ...