... and w~hat they wereiteenm thaao. Anover., educated` rletiat-. aocts'ocs ppba sophY, medicine, and law as pleful as blackberries ad as poor as ehurch mice public debts and private debts, with no pros- pect of clearing them off; the tax-paying powers ...

... cram of aill instruc- 3 tions 'sbout milk, cheese, butter, leather. etc. - f Over 60 per cent had never seen growing corn, blackberries, or potatoes, seventy-one per cent r did not know beans-even in Boston: and in 109 other topics primers generally presuppose ...

... magnificent Jtare for the fruit-growing industry, if only its cooort-anities were turnead to account. Ev un now most of 'the blackberries that come to the Eng-lish markets are grown in Ireland. J-;ut thuere are enorn ous possibilities there of I wi.cy ano one ...

... and in Armagh and ,s in Derry and in Fermanagflh. and in all these y other places where Orange lodges are as thick e as blackberries (laughter) are just as keen d about a bit of cheap land as the PapistR y (laughter), and they send into Parliamnent eighteen ...