... photographer pervades society very largely, and it is evident that in the near future (or she) will become plentiful tho blackberry. Ingenious men are hard at work all parts of the world to secure this end, and at the same time to put money in their purses ...

... Appealing to the merchants was going the wrong way about it. It was just the case of the old woman, tho pig, and tho bunch of blackberries. The Commissioners had only enforce their rule, nnd apply the stick to their eud of the pip, and the thing was done. (Hear ...

... Falls, who thus scored twice. The capital field of eleven faced the starter for the Irish Grand National, and, although Blackberry (bearing his owner for his pilot, who was greeted with cheers appeared on the course) was put about as a good thing, eventually ...

... T. Kavanagh 1 Mr. H. Beasley’s Blackberry, 4yrs, lOst, Owner Mr. J. Cleary’s Perfection, fiyrs, 31b, Mr. Holmes 3 Also ran : Gondolier, Golden Link, Wanderer, Palmero, and Oak. Betting: 2 to 1 War Trail, 3to 1 Blackberry, 5 to Golden Link, 100 to 15 each ...

... Qualifying Hunters’ Steeplechase of £6O. Two miles and quarter. Mr. H. Beasley’s Blackberry, 4yrs, 10st, Owner 1 Also ran : Rockingham and His Lordship. Betting : 7 to 2 on Blackberry, and 5 I bar one.—Rockingham and Hi* Lordship bolted, and the favourite finished ...

... Kavanagh 1 Mr. H. Beasley’s Blackberry, lOst 61b, Mr. W. Beasley 2 Mr. R. Stackpoole’s White Hart, 4yr», lOst, Gourley 3 Also ran : Buff IL, Gondolier, Golden Link, and Lovely Anne. Betting : Evens on Ardcarn,9 agst Blackberry, to 1 agst Buff IL, 6 I agst ...

... Lochinvar, Fiubar, Springfield Maid, and The Peer. Betting : 5 to agst Carrolls town, 100 to 30 Lochinvar, 4 to 1 agst Blackberry, 5 to 1 RiogabelU, 8 to 1 agst Finbar, and 100 to 8 any other.—Won three-quarters of length; four lengths between second ...

... steeplechase; weight for age; penalties, &c. Two and a half miles. Hr. J. B. Atkinson’s ch m Miss Georgie, Mr. H. Beasley’s bl f Blackberry, 4yrs Mr. H. Beasley’s b g The Wizard, 4yre Mr. E. M. Bernard’s ch g Brown Rock, Mr. H. L’Estrange’s ch Fairest Flower, ...

... there was an outburst of laughter and banter the expense of the constables (who this part, as indeed elsewhere, were thick blackberries). It has become pretty well known that the song and ito sentiments are not regarded with particular favour by the represen ...

... car, 497—Midge, bay mare, years old ; driver, Christopher Nugent. 6, Patrick Byrne, OcmeU’s Court, Leopardstown; car, 668—Blackberry, black griding, aged; driver, Michael J, Byrne. 6, John McDonald, 24, Lad Lane; Na of car, Miss Roache, bay mare, aged driver ...

... the past few years into our fruit summary which is indeed somewhat novel, and perhaps worthy of passing notice—viz., the blackberry. At present young lads of four years of age and old bearded men are engaged gathering this once useless commodity, and realising ...

... inquiries its wholesomcness, and very frequently sad cases of fatal poisoning occur. Along our country roads at present blackberries are very plentiful, and, although the eating of these in moderation may not be attended with any unpleasant results, there ...