... expected one of the Members will be down next week to see ties lay of the lead. Meanwhile candidates are as thick as blackberries. Any member of have Won named. iescludirag )Jr IL IL A. Murphy, .1. C. M'Doweell, sad Mr R. J. B.L. Whether there is say ...

... GALWAY GOSSIP. fur the representation of Galway City are thick am blackberries. Except John Varley, Esq., there are few seen who have not been approached. And an selection has been made. Tomight (Friday) however the I.eagee meets, and the Nstionalist ...

... how be made his living, but it most have been an arduous one, as his face usually bore the sad pathetic look of a Pookah blackberry. They had just said their prayers and gone to bed. Before sleeping they had a chat about the wickedness of the age and the ...

... the whole arrangements, The Department of Agriculture have issued a Leaflet (93) giving instructions for the marketing of blackberries, bilberties, crab apples and sloes. The leaßet will be sent to any one who applies for it to the Department, Upper Merrion ...

... his head and at the same time have enough light. The Loganberry. The Loganberry is it very tine Blackberry, the product of crossing an American Blackberry with a Raspberry. The Bramble habit is 'maintained, though modified by the smoother and dwarfer ...

... price children can earn from Is Gd to 2s per day. With such opportunities in Ireland, where nearly every hedge teems with blackberries, there should be profitable industry at ban.] for exploitation. ...

... per lb. will be readily paid for blackberries, yet many an Irish hedgerow heavy with the fruit is left unplucked season I after season. In Galway there is a certain sabOUTII of trade done in the sale of blackberries, but it is very small compared with ...

... Mr Murphy appeared for compbainaat, and Mr O'Dea defended Cemplaiasst, • boy about years of ma, lisposed be was picking blackberries at with Christy Conseil when the dukedom tripped hiss and beat ;be was sot to write at school for a in of the trestraeot ...

... Killalea, who resided with her parents at Bohermore. did suddenly on Monday night. She. nit h other girls had been nut picking blackberries in the early part M the evening. and on returning home was sent on an errand into town by her mother. When she returned ...

... threatening a general strike, and it is expected to take place at any moment in Madrid and other large cities. Money in Blackberries. Upw#ards of £3OO have been paid during the past three weeks foe hlackberries colle ted by children in the district of ...

... Mary Mc- Donnell, Ardbear; h.c.. Miss Mary King. Letterfrack; Miss F. GiHoyle, Clifden: Miss Ursula Taperinan, Clifden. Blackberry Jam.—lst prize. Mrs. Keozii, (laden; 2nd, Miss O'Flaherty, Ballycon• nelly Lodge: h.c., Mrs. McDonnell. bear. Laundry.—lst ...

... One idticer and the crew jumped out and swam ashore. A Imy.-r in the Newtownstewart district has purchased 12 tons of blackberries . during the past four weeks. It is also said that in County Monaghan about £3OO Is been iaid fur blackberrios this sea• ...