... there is any lick of informers nowv more than ever-they are and always havre been, acoording to the police, as plenty as blackberries in September-but it would 'seam that they will only give information con- ditional On secrecy. They will not brazen it ...

... is concerned, are splen- Indian corn is about 25s per ton cheaper in Ireland than here, where it is grown as common as blackberries are in Ireland. Pro- visions of all kinds are dear, but are getting At one could not live under £15 per month, and then ...

... meadowlands both banks of tho stream, its haad brakes, its sylvan declivities where children go yearly gather great stores of blackberries and nuts, its humble farmsteads, surrounded their hedges of and hawthorn, and its ecvoral high mounds once surmounted ...

... 10s in of the claim and costs at the gold in discha: time. Mr. O jara said he saw detectives about the place as thick as blackberries. ‘The accused were until to-morrow. NIGHT a ‘The under investigation yesterd: jay, before Me Beifte, at the Police Court ...

... plentiful supply of and whiskey. Wild fruits are often supply in the immediate seighCr! hood, including grapes, apples, blackberries. and many others. Then these is gami of various kinds to occupy in of idleness the attention of those whose disposition ...

... advertising his fad. Some condition will have to be attached to the payment of expenses, ur candidates will be as plentiful as blackberries and obstinate ss mules. ‘The Plantation Temperance L.O.L. No. 92, Glas- gow, has asked for Mr. William Johnston's consent ...

... especially in these days when meetiogs bave been much better left out of the programme. | are as inick as the proverbial blackberries. To A match between J. M'Cormick and W.| indulge in racing means expense to our local M‘Gladery, which has been on the ...

... result was a dead beat for first between Mr. J Street,and Mr. Wm. was car- riod of by Mr. N.C. Allen, of racehill, with Blackberry, a very little animal, with style. A similar event by William Smyth, of Belfast, with Rosebery, from & field of The decisions ...

... nets Turnout, for ponies not exceeding 13 bands with shoe* Firet prize. second, ; third, IDs. 1, Mr. 0. Allen's (Orecehill) Blackberry ; 2, Mr. Montgomery, jun.’s, Noilie ; 3, Mr. K. L Ualwell'a (Botfaai), Sir Watkins. Also competed : Mr. H. 1). M. Barton's ...

... not exceeding 15 hands With: shoes on-First. prie, ;S2; second prize, L1I: third prize, l0s. Mr. Mr. C. Aliens (GracehiiW Blackberry 1 -Mr. Al. Montgomery junr's (Baellmena) Nellie 2 -Mr. R-bert 1. ltaiweiis (Fiuwivlliarn Avenae. Belfast) Sir watkins ...

... a calf in 1894—1, William Hanna, White House, Carngans—dark red cow Cherry ; 2, A. Weir, Guystown. Balliodrait—black cow Blackberry : 3, Joseph Routetoo, Kaphoewhite cow Daisy. Best heifer, calved in 1892—1, Shannon, joo., Cosbnoin, Derry—spotted heifer ...

... incident took place on the famous Clyde excursion steamer giving birth to « female child between (i 13 sod Dunooo. Ripe blackberries have siready been picked at Eoclefechan, which is two months before their usaal time. A Wallach has died af Dalbeattie ...