... Coote, 2 yrs, by Gallinule-Valerie, Eyre- field Lodge, Curragh Brown Hampton, 4 yrs, by Royal Hampton, The Hall, Curragh Blackberry, by Boulevard-Paradise, 6 yrs, Castleukock Boatman. 2 yrs, by Buckshot-Sea Maid, Eyre- field Lodge, Curragh Bonny, 4 yrs ...

... green holly trees with thgi bright clusters of red berries hanglingovertl water. and t} e boughs of the Nvild dogrue and blackberry bendiug to the Wavej i. is really extraordinary to fiud verdure e- contigaous to the sea, end1 iori~trA the general mildness ...

... THE HAPPY•FACED BOY. BY ANNIE L. HANNAH. This is what I saw, sitting behind a blackberry-bush one lovely spring day, quite out of sight, you understand. Over the fence jumped a boy, a sweet, happy-faced boy of ten. I knew that he had come from the sc ...

... pensive, a little given to affecting a mild melancholiness, arch, and a trifle roguish, very wainhearted and constant. Blackberry Blossom is of the quiet, refined, intellectual type. He is thoughtful, a little inclined towards melancholy, gtentle, and ...

... I. Soreaat la plait, ramfanabla family; andentaadt parlour; camfortabia •arrant ; or would miaagu foe rertlamea.-X 0., 2 Blackberry place, Lome Kalb COOK (Good)—Steady Womxn: aadarataadt deb, toupt, p*it*T. mada-up ; email waahiag; or Dairy i can mended ...

... Mri0Cunalnghaini oh r Clnaricrde by Catlra~th- Wild Uakw dar , by Ireland Yet, Sister to Sofas, 4 Yrs ?? (late Mr H Ibjs) bh m Blackberry, r.Mrs D tewlma s b g Abbot, 6 Fa MrTG'rdtsobacb fnes i by Ben Battle-Seres, Mr3TS Irmin's b ?? Siene,6 yin Mr W. GOSameson's ...

... 1890. herd by the late Sir Charles Knoi Gore, Bart, Belleek Manor. Ballma. 4—Shy, calved May. 1891, bred the •vendor. Not—Blackberry, calved 291 h April, 1892, bred fey vendor. 7—Topey, calved 20th June, 1892, bred by vendor. B—Manlred (Bull', calved June ...

... have been maimed, tolen, while thirteen cases of arson on the calendar. There are threst- ening notices as plentiful as blackberries in autumn, and intimidation indalged in pretty generally. Why. we again ask, sbould Mr. Justice O'Brien comment upon these ...

... companies were fed, and with ridges along which the blue spears were reddened 1 Skittish deer are on her pinnacles, soft blackberries in her waving heather ; water Is in her rivers, and mast upon her russet oaks ! Greyhounds there were in her and beagles ...

... of the IRISH EMERALD who would send him the following tunes for the ten-keyed melodeon: The Connaughtman's rambles; The blackberry blossom; Rolling in the ryegrass; Bonny Kate; My queen waltz; and When you and I were young, Maggie; for which he will be ...

... melodeon :—Miss Ramsey's reel: The black-haired lass; The Liverpool hornpipe; Love, will you marry me: Napoleon's march; The blackberry blossom; Miss M'Leod's reel; he will give any he may have in return. Any reader of the IRISH EMERALD can have the newest ...

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