... about 15 feet. Plums, 20 feet. Cherries, sour. 20 feet ; cherries, sweet, 30 feet. Currants, 4by 8 feet to 6by 8 fret. Blackberries, 3by 6 feet to 5 by 8 feet. Raspberries, 3 by 6 feet to sby 8 feet. ACTUAL PLARTINO.—PIough the land and manure it well ...

... preceded the Norman Conquest. Whatever we lacked in those times it certainly was not Kings, who were almost as Plentiful as blackberries iu September. Not only was there an Arch-King over all Ireland, but every province had its own King, or even, as in Munster ...

... desperate agrarian upheavals in modern times was its full awing. Coercion prosecutions and imprisonments were as plentiful as blackberries when in seas-in. bailiff named Behett Power took • prominent part in it foe the landlords. I took an equally vigorous part ...

... us when we came to the top of a hill. At other timed the scenery was composed of a cloudless sky, high hedger of trailing blackberry. with occasional hawthorn trees laden with 15. and such picturesquesind cheerful little cuttagesor farm-houses, as we ...