... read the depoeitiona: Thomas Kelly, Bemry’-lene, deposed—On rOterday, 23rd September. 1900, I was out Kilmananogue picking blackberries. I aaw the two defendants, Jaa and John Callaghan, coming towards Bray in the evening. They two goats with them, and were ...

... many other mischievous tricks with which the pooka is credited, at any rate in the south of Ireland, is his spoiling the blackberries about Michaelmas Day (September 29). idler which date the most hungry school-boy will not touch them. There is strong ...

... that mm* umy m who are to mtroaaoe national retonu domestic ana mdurtnal habits ot the people beginning to realise that blackberries are lx eat; UilUerto the; left them the bulls and the children. Fnut coo is scarcely oulturated, though slewed apples would ...

... laxatirea, oranges, figs, tamarinds, pnmee. nmlberries, datee, ireotanne* pinm» may incloded. Pomegranates, craaberries, blackberries, sumac bemes, oowberries, raspberries, barbemee, quinces, pears, wild rfv*m©«, and medlars tringentfl. Grapes, pearfies ...

... death. What, then, are to my of our magistrates who have caused public-houses to spring up through this country as thick blackberries in autumn? Why thisthat, perhaps unconsciously, but, all the same, moat effectively, they are impoverishing it, degrading ...

... squad of meets one at every turn,” rejoined Hope. will do it.“ cried M'Cracken, exuberantly, if the King's men grew like blackberries every bush! Why. he’s brilliant follow. Will—true as #deel, quick lightning, cool ice ; with the grace of courtier and ...

... of growth were better by reason of plei tifnl rain. Kvery rose has its thorn, and the same may 1m said of such fruits as blackberries, raspberries, etc,, only they not thorns, but prickle*, which strip off i the outer bark, wuiile thorns mil not strip off ...

... cottier with some apple trees growing in his plot. If that were they need not fear trespass; apples would he as common as blackberries. TJierefore he proposed that the occupiers of labourers’ °ttagea should pliant at least six apple trees provided the district ...

... you will giro evidence the end the week. Kearney—A poor man— Chairman—You-, have your choice now. Kearney—l don’t rare a blackberry. Chairman—Take the book when you are told. Sergeant the hook and to)! whnt you told in tW yard. Kearney then took tho book ...

... cheap cabbage and vegetables (laughter), that, would all you would want to (renewed laughter). Gathering watercress and blackberries is tbeir principal business (more laughter). I would rather, have one gentleman than the whole lot of them. Mr. D. Haskins—We ...

... then coverlet delicate pink and white petals Lift the trailing sprays the sunniest banks and you may find one two luscious blackberries before the month U The early garden fruits ripen per feet ion. A delicious aroma hangs over strawberry beds. The currant ...

... Ins left tore arm there was found faintly tattooed the name Kate Uallaghcr.’’ Iho evidence sliow eid that was pick•ug blackberries when a sudden stem ■jame on. with one discharge lightning. This struck him iu such a way that his clothing was stripped ...