... d or Te r esa ' car= PriCos so U r i pa • Ak e crala Ticket.) for tbia Hotel for Sba 2nd clam, and 346 3rd o tb, p 1.., Blackberries, Apples. ori application to Claw S. THORNE AND CO., Fruit GrORC,, Lveeham. Week.end Excl.lone at Li. Hotel sad Rail ...

... _ . . They found Hunter in a pitiable condition exhausted with hunger and famished with cold. He had sustained life on black'berries and mushrooms. When discovered, •to was unable to walk. Questioned con, cerning hie action, he said The Lord had sent ...

... hard and live long. are grown upon this rustic fare. Wild strawberries. wild cherries, wild raspberries, whortleberriee, blackberries, and bilberries are all utilised. Mushrooms, not only those we eat in Ireland. but many other varieties that we neglect ...

... arose on the market an increased demand for blackberries in- stead. These thrifty young folk set them- selves to pleasant and Draftable work on the bramble -hedges, and filled many ban- keta of blackberries each day. for which they got, for a mediumisised ...

... the orange, figs, tamarind. prunes, mulberries, dates, nectarines, at plums. The astringents, pomegranate cranberries, blackberries, dewberries, rae, berries, quinces, pears, and wild cherric The diuretics are gooseberries, red at white currants, and ...

... Rockville (Capt. Mayes); Mr. H. A. Roses Lady Grey (Mr. Longman); Mr. F. Bworder's Missing Link (Owner); Capt. 31arlaren's Blackberry (Mr. M'Clintock); Mr. Hubert O'Keefe's Cousin Kato (Owner); Major White Thomson's Carlow (Mr. Bowles): Mr. A. F. Hodson ...

... family; young country Girl; knows her business; 'waits at tAble: suburbs preferred: well remneeded. Address 31. IL, 1 Blackberry Rathesines road. WirgtEllirispert 7 sTie — Wenuin trnaboOre y for couple of months at bur own bonze: terms moderate. Address ...

... hare been fraught with extreme danger for the hosts, as well as embarrassment for the guests. MONEY IN The possibilities of blackberry emit - are wee referred to at Forth (Co. Rexford)) Farniers' Society, by Very Rem. Canon Doyle, who we 'seas interesting ...

... won't be very long. Would you good red earth. Doll' 'settled himself be- like to wait? sloe raid, coolly sending a Bide a blackberry bosh and smoked a pipe. etream of smoke through her dainty, if He derided to call on Morgan about 9 tiptilted nose. o'clock; ...

... etudes from au artistically sliced blackberry pudding has a flavour hard to beat. Then we have besides blackberry yew., blackberry jelly, a product that make,: one's mouth water to think of. Again. v.o' can bars the blackberry in the form of wine, which rivals ...

... song to itaelf as it goes. • SONO. It is a pleasant fellow, that singing river that drams your heart sauna with it. The blackberry vine , covered with eluetere of los loos, juicy fruit of the large wheaten-, berried kind, throw. eliaging tendrils here ...

... stations by passenger trains from Car-I rick-on-Suir and Tipperary. He complained generally of kisses on cormigunieuts of • blackberries. etc, through railway delays anal obstructions. 'Po Mr. Sexton—The Irish w-ild fruit industry wan at versant tery inco ...