... carving, knitting, netting, bee- I keeping; and for women, mending garments, spin- n Ding, jam making in the bilberry and blackberry season, embroidering, crochet and lace making. It is satisfactory to learn that the Government d are alive to ?? necessity ...

... isalfon thea tan. Choullour four miles over, fences. Cloister- , three uiles aude a half. Come Awfay three'milesJ . with Blackberry and Flying Colurmn. Qruiset a four urilee. lies and Emperor esercised it thor~ paddocke. Jason a mile at half-speed. Phil ...

... half; George Wire, Sunrise, Morgan colt, Lady Milltown filly travelled five furlongs briskly. Mr H Beasley's Greek Girl, Blackberry, Th2 Dream, and Lis'nore travelled two miles at a good pace ; Swivel filly, Freshet, Mount Armstrong flying Column, Hreimhiilda ...

... Owner Stewards Lodged Red EC ve, 4 yrs ?? M51rMJGeary Cork Park JuneS East XV ind, aged Mr J.s Moran Louth Hnt ,, 6 Blackberry, 4 vrs .-Mr lf Beasley Metro Sum ,, 8 Dorothy,. aged Mr ?? Kells ,, 8 The Dutdinnan, 4 yrs . Mr Power .. Tipperary , ...

... stand wvas filled %with a gaily dressed aid irterested crowd of spectators, and all along tire wall were packed thick as blackberries in Sepcruber ge6uacijeri who bhouteld with all nos- sible veheulience their cries of encouragement to tire oarsmen :.s ...

... At our feet, sheltered by the Cornish cliff, and ready for the coming October, but overshadowed just now by dog roses and blackberry blossom, are the huge black-tarred seine boats for the pilchard fishing, which is the glory of a Cornish autuoin That ...

... concluded with the pro- * louncing of the benediction. EXPORTATION oP BIACKBERH IxS.-For some time past large quantities of blackberries have been shipped by the varies cross-channel steamers. The fruit appears to be in excellent condition, and there is every ...

... issne of to-day Mr. Praeger is not t quite correct in designating the pine saw-fly a rare r insect. It is as common as blackberries on many largely. wooded properties in the South of Ireland, and on the Marquis of Wlaterford's property, with which I was ...

... some time past, but did not have the opportunity. The lads with another named Groomr went out for the Purpose of picking blackberries. Wise must have attacked Salter as soon as Groom turned his back. On looking round Groom missed Salter and found that lie ...

... longing to the Boscawen, said lie, the accused, and deceased went for a walk on the cliffs on Sunday. He was picking some blackberries, when be heard a groan, and on looking round saw Wise with his blands on his knees, laughing and looking over the cliff ...

... had eaten tinned pumpkin. He tested tins of pumpkin, tomatoees, Hubbard Sqash-whatever that may be-bpeas, ushroom, blackberries, salmon, pears, peaches, cherries, swveet potatoes, beans, milk, and pineapples. The milk wdas pure. All the rest contained ...