... BLACKBERRIES IN JANUARY. The present winter season has been marked by some severe visitations of rainstorm, hut it would seem that in sheltered localities a marked measure mildness has been experienced. A striking evidence of the geniality of the weather ...

... WANTED, respectable Person as Agent to pnrobare Blackberries gnltable party liberally dealt with. Apply for Partionlars to •• Berry, Derry Journal, 1 g ...

... Garden. London, is just now doing trade in Irish blackberries, fruit, the cultivation of which, by the way, is somewhat neglected in many parts of Ireland. The largest trade is usually done in French blackberries. Ireland comes second, and the next in quality ...

... this year off abont five acres of ground. Even blackberries are in great demand this year, and also very pleutifol. One buyer Strabane stales that when the U over be will have paid out £BOO to blackberry gatherers in two months, within radius of twenty ...

... 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 ...

... go— What do I care ? What do I care? Plenty as blackberries where will ye find Rare pretty girls, not by two not by three o’ them ! Only just there where they grod, d’ye mind, Still like the blackberries more than ye see o’ them. Long, long away, an’ ...

... ditto, £l.—l, Willi J. Hanna, White Honso, Carrigans, dark r*id cow Cherry ; 2, A. Weir, Gnyatown, Ballindrait. black cow Blackberry ; 3, Joseph Boulston, white cow aisy. ...

... went along the cliffs until they had reached the back of the prison gardens, where Groom left his companions to gather blackberries. He had scarcely turned his back when he heard groan, and, on returning, found Wise looking over the cliff and laughing ...

... which I have seen brought the publican under the “Food aud Drugs Act.' Yours etc., September 19,1891. PISCH op Hcnqib.” THE BLACKBERRY INDUSTRY AT NEWTOWNCDNNINOHAM. Ttaia picturesque tittle village at one time eonld boast ot a good cattle, sheep, and pig ...

... A MILLIONAIRE'S REVENGE Some time ago, before South African millionaires were common as blackberries, a certain noble financier, whose manners are notoriously bad his credit is good, was guilty of act of extreme rudeness towards a brother financier whoso ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...