... the benefit solely of the reporters. Idiomatic French-speaking Eng- lish schoolmasters are, of course, as plentiful as blackberries in the season-in short, are a positive drug in the market. Quite so! To listen to a debate on one portion of the grievances ...

... Cork—Aictuo Venus (428), calrixi May, 1869, breeder unknown. calf, bad ;i live calf May V. IboO ; 2nd. tbo Earl Clonmel Blackberry (1*62), calved IB3j. Kid live calf June 17, 18'X;. in milk liahly comrncmlod, I lie Karl Clontne, ; corair-endpil, Robert ...

... , 4 yrs Mr A Maher's Fire Damp, 4 yrs Mr W G Jameson's Athluniney, 4 yrs Sir W 0 Jameson's Iverna, 4 yrs Mr H Beasley's Blackberry, 4 yrs Mr H Beasley's The Wizard, 4 yrs Dir S Kelly's New York, 5 yrs 3lr s O'Kelly's Boston, 4 yrs Mr S Kelly's Miss Aslie ...

... the benefit solely of the reporters. Idiomatic French-speaking Eng- lish schoolmasters are, of course, as plentiful as blackberries in the season—in short, are a positive drug in the market. Quite so To listen to a debate on one portion of the grievances ...

... slaughter DOW repo: . The treatment of our criminals is a subject Reformers are as of never-ending interest. thick as blackberries in the autumn, but it happens rather unfortunately that whilst each enthusiast has his pet scheme he seldom manages to ...

... 3lr W Parade, 4 yrs :1.- C .1 Powers Negress, aged 31r %V Jamestin's A thlimmey, 3lr W Jameson', I 4 srs 3lr li Bertsley's Blackberry, 4 yrs 3lr 11 I reasley*, The Wizard, 4 yrs 31r I) Borirke's Frank, 4 yrs 3lr .1 Better naris Ronran Emperor, 5 yr: 31r ...

... at 214 Competitors mast be ea the FrrinHWa eat Meer them Zo'clook. HEAVY WEIGHTS. Capt. Neish's Peter Cepa. Poach M r C. Blackberry Mr E. Straker Black Peter Mr M. Rupert Mr C. Mr C. Sinker's Mar cry. r H. Weetamootke Tom Mr T. Della Doe LIGHT WEIGHTS ...

... nom who tries 1,, be languid with a saw-log following him dress IL , . ldll. Peons say that blackberries are good for the MAI , pinion, but who wants a blackberry complexem I* I'LL give you 10 doh, or 30 days. Well, 111 lets the 10 dole., squire. ...

... plums, cherries, apricots, and peaches shoubt be planted about three inches deep, and an inch apart outdoors. Mulberry, blackberry, raspberry, and strawberry seeds may also be sown now. Sow the seeds in drills a quarter of an inc:t deep and six inches ...

... tc. (Jais.) Plum & Apple, Mo. for Oooseborr/, 211 m. for Plum. for 7d. limp and Goose. nibs. for ibl as ar t i r Art? l e Blackberry k Apple, ribs. for Md. Marmalade. 77bs. for RICE SAGO. Rangoon Eke. Sbn for lid. Japan Moe, Inba. for Small per Medlam lingo ...

... I have new had a sister, Bushel, he said, with aensile. Vibe would have dreamed is the sid A qs when we Mated for blackberries in •he oosia i woode that it would hem coons so this t meld mot speak. She led the wet sine* halo the sod, shady dieing-roses ...

... Derrylough, 4 yrs Mr M A 31aher's Fire Damp, 4 yrs Mr W Jameson's Athlumney, 4 yrs Mr Jameson 's 'yenta, 4 yrs Sir II Beasley's Blackberry, 4 yrs Sir II Beaslcy's The Wizard, 4 yrs Sir S Kelly's New York, 5 yrs Sir S t'Kelly's Boston, 4 yrs Sir S Kelly's Miss ...