... shelter from the mist Where the great West Walls by oceanspray are kis»ecl; Too happy little villages that cuddle in sun When blackberries ripen and harvest work is done. Corrymeela, (Toaghakeela. Clogher, Cahirciveen, Carrigaloe, Cashel and Castlelinu ami ...

... 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 ...

... arrested a security that he would attend Court u sed , in reply to the Justice and he theearned the £5 and had made £5 of blackberries which be had ereeed and mkt Justice said that O'Brien Irma mei 'ooksh to take the go -car but as them Previous convictions ...

... were workman with red and white handkerchiefs fall of mashrooma. And in September, girls and hoy« with tin pads big ripe blackberries would meet her. All the year round them' ware men who walked back and forth to WoHf, to the farms, the mines or quarries ...

... the alternoon, fortunately none of them serious. with the exception of that which betel Mr. Les ins 31(411`, tho ruler of Blackberry, in the s•eond race. sustained somewhat painted injuries and bad to ha attended by Dr. Crawford and Dr. Geraty. As usual ...

... «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 ...

... God-are .still white and covered this particularly good with fruit like with flesh. The was borne to th« blaek currant and blackberries. j Mother House of the Sisters of Chanty, an appropriate place for it was here Catherine Labour© received from , Blesscxl ...

... scheme through which the working class people in rural areas could be encouraged to collect blackberries in season. There is an export trade to be done in blackberries, he said; they were need in some oases for making dyes. Again a member said, We are ...

... of Sinbad the Sailor. forked. Weather prophets* now are as 9 O’Donovan carried an Arabic grammar mona broadcasters (or blackberries), under his arm, and in ’buses and trams Kellv told me that Collins bit- studied preparative for Eastern , day in Loudon ...

... to the right height. Layering is particularly suitable for increasing such fruit bushes as gooseberries, loganberries, blackberries, strawberries, currants, figs, and mulberries. Clematis, rhododendrons, wisteria, rambler roses, lilac, and many other ...

... danger of the Mine disease or pest which is responsible for, the damaged fruit causing trouble the following sason. With blackberries, strawberries, oga»- berrics, currants and soft fruits, traTeltbo condition plays an important ® the returns which the ...