... number ofrfriends at once set off in the direc- tion indicated, when they learnecl that the child had been seen picking blackberries on the road to Dunn anwvay From Skibbereen they started for the lattea town, and jaduallv traced her to Bandon. There they ...

... the musiata world4 hardly get bread, much lesseheese, pickles, or beer. Solo pianists of 'high anerit axe' plentiful as blackberries. Vocalists who have been taught everything and orchestral players are verv Poorly remunerated, even when they can obtain ...

... me510s tO -aimw thee it would rake a sargi- *i'lPett1 to et an answer from a bimetallis. IL'. e3O were 'as plenty as blackberries they gUs) 'man an answer under comIlsion: .: rset pare of Mr. Walkidngton's letter ear- -tie Virles Of biinetallisin to ...

... interpret Irish sentiment and Ipatriotism on national occasions. W~e all know that I I poets in Ireland are as plentiful as blackberries (if| |the familiar illustration may be excused in dealingX |with so lefty av subject). and that many of themr | tout'h ...

... the end of the time when sub-divided amounted to 23s each, yet we lived well and liberally. It is true we picked our own blackberries, and often buying a few apples stewed them. We roamed the green fields when we needed mushrooms, picked all we wanted, ...

... The road is decorated on either side withl hedges. on whichl the sharp eyes of the city hoys soon discovered a few early blackberries. whiich proved a, temptation of almost inrcsistible weighlt to the moral sense of the city arab. Most of tEhen. how ever ...

... at once taken, and the long drive wit; be aX pleasant recollection to all the party, the hedge- rows being bright with blackberries and the brli- liant scarlet of the -honeysuckle, mingling with the ferns, made all thoroughly enjoy the plunge into the ...

... all kinds of garden vegetables, fruits, berries (we have a half-acre of strawberries, a half- acre of raspberries and blackberries, and one .acre in garden); also meats in which there is a good profit. For example, a hog weighing 225 poneds, live weight ...

... Richard Jefferies to adequately deseribe the surroundings. Wild flowers of all descriptions are plentiful, and in season the blackberry end bilberry abound in profusion on the bushes and heather. Here the botanist can ever adi new specimens to his store, and ...

... committee for arrangemieut. The re- snaining business was routine. BrAscCuBEx-Iss. - At the present time large quantities of blackberries are being shipped to England. The shipment, however, is not so ex- tensive as in former years, owing, no doubt, to the ...

... the Crnrrimis-ieers vill not be presented mruch before 1900. ITLVDNeES OF THE SEASON-.-Wc bare received a number of ripe blackberries plucked yesterday by ?? Linton, near Downpatrick. Some primroses and wild strawberrics have also been sent to us from other ...

... Stag Hall, Grruncaatle-Ruifinai; red; 3 yeans. 3. W. Rt. Cress- well, Jersey Dairy, Stag Hall, Greencestl-Barona- ] court Blackberry; black; celved 8th June , 18894 breeder, Duke of Aborcorn, Berenscourt. Hz.~, Dr. Henry J. Boyd, Hillsborough-Little Barbara; ...