... that branched away like grelin. wavering tendril+ from the borders a the great bog of Meedisurnore. It half-choked with blackberry bushes, on hung thick clusters of red and purple berries, nearly as heavy and ma big as grapes. The country people never ...

... But ye tub it so ariddint! an' I dida think ye'd he guilt' for • day or two yet! Ai thim blackberries not biled—an' no pectin' done! Never mind the blackberries; and I can send for my things ; and—Sally.dear —I hope you wont think long. No, I wont--och ...

... to be won three times successively before it becomes the property of the winner.—Won by It. H. Midge's. ithlumney, Navas, Blackberry; Mr. F. J. Jew-vole, Breeds, Tallow, County Waterford, Breeds Ben, reserved. _ The C LLLLL NOM value £lO, for the bast sow ...