... Better still, the sjiort provided throughout the afternoon was really interesting h-seription. Runners were plentiful blackberries in autumn and. from first last, the racing went with swing. There no doubt that, just nt present, the outlook for Irish ...

... teaspoonlul baking powder, rind of half a leman, £ teaspoonful of spice, little water. Peel and slioe the apples and wash blackberries. Stow mem to pulp with a little water and the grated rind of lemon. Thqn add the raisins, apioe and sugar, put the mixture ...

... IN THE HOME. nan. h teaspoouful of spice, a little . water. I Peel end slice tbo apples s»nd wash Blistered feet ' blackberries. Stew them to pulp uc.t before and after walking i th little water and the grated solution sal ammoniac. Hail lemon a ,|cl ...

... ago. Burbank was responsible for the introduction of such curious things as the spineless cactus, stonelye?s prune white blackberry and mini eroua other plants of economic value. His procedure was to hybridise many types could and weed out the resultant ...

... Liflits. The following were summoned for cycling without lißhls- Pie. Patrick Crofton. McDermott BarraVt*. 2s; Daniel Farrell, Blackberry ’ane, Newbridfle. Probation dism:n; P. McCormack. Henry rlreet, Newbridge. 2s; Robt. Baker. Newbridge. 1»: Mary uAspell ...

... Mickey tu»c v. James Scully, Aughamaddock. for Shanks :Batlylenin bear Fairy Earl*. GroJ keeping ih'cc unlicen«ed bulls, heat Blackberry Blossom; Clock Reel, Mr. Rollcston, solr.. for the Minify, bye. 1 raid that Mr. Early, tolr., was ue. Round 2—Town Rattler ...

... fistuid, her way to the final on Wednesday,) the daughter Knight Kilcash andlltehfleld was impressive In bed defeats of Blackberry Blossom and that: gallant bitch, ChfcnHi. Puil Ri, in the second pound, had just the best great buckle with Good Silver ...

... fixtmd, and, fay to the final on Wednesday, the*daughter Knight of KUcash and Highfleld Lass was impressive w her debits of Blackberry Blossom and that gdlant bitch, Chinkie. Pu*l 1 second round, had just the best a great buckle with Good Silver and, Che ...

... «lass iioople rural areas could Is- em*ourag«sl to e»ilhs*t bl«ekb«‘rries in season. “There is » \i»ort. trade In* done in blackberries,” said; “they an* used some eases for making dyes.” Again member said. “We are importing fruit baskets from that cost Vis ...

... through the working class people >« could be encouraged to collect hlackbemn in season. “There is an export tradetoM done in blackberries, he eaid; tb» used in some cases for Again a member said. We are mipoiw fruit baskets from England that per dozen which ...

... them any credit. Their only salvation was to pray to the good Cod to send good weather so that they could pick crabs and blackberries and live on them. Those *cre the hard, stuborn facts of the economic conditions in Newbridge. No town in Ireland was so ...

... them any credit. Their only salvation was to pray to the good God to send good weather so that they could pick crabs and blackberries and live on them. Those were the hard, stuborn facto of the economic conditions in Newbridge. No town in Ireland was much ...