... complete job on the corner. He would look into the matter and see what could be done. Mr. O'Toole asked if a report on the Blackberry Lane. Delgany. could be given to the next meeting as nothing had been done about it for the past twenty-two years. The Secretary ...

... been doing it ;t ime an d usually has some explanawith mussels prawns, herrings, I lion. It is generally recognised that blackberries for dyes), sharks the scientific feeding of either pigs i for hsh meal). undersized sea - lor poultry on commercial food-stuffs ...

... Sandholes, Cookstown, for Rocvallon Blackberry 177th (bought by William M‘Lernot. Loup, Moneymore) ; 42 gns. paid 0 Cecil Nesbitt, for Rocvallon Blackberry 179th; 40 gns. paid to same vendor, for Rocvallon Blackberry 178th ; 40 gns. paid to R. J. Eakin ...

... for half an hour 300-350 degrees. Serve with cream or custard. This is an ideal way for using home bottled raspberries. Blackberries may also be cooked this way. They require to be quite ripe. When the fruit is soft the pud‘ ding is cooked. ...

... keep it ! summer season finishes was without its orchestra — them fellows playing. too. That's what I pay them for. ..t:i a blackberry ramble on usually a pianist and two instead of sitting there looking September 24. but there are or three violinists—and ...

... stronger in flavour and aroma as compared with the lighter coloured mild honey obtained from such sources as clover and blackberry in late June and July. However, the quality may not be very good this season due to the prevalence of “honey dew” in many ...

... supply of clean gentles should also be given. To these should be Added a Plentiful supply of fruit such as Pears, apples, blackberries raspberries and, towards the autumn, elderberries. The last are greatly sought !after by most, of the Warblers and help ...

... are located near to moors or hills the heather flow is important. But for most the mid-summer flow of nectar from clover, blackberry, lime, charlock (presha), meadowsweet, and a vast number of other plants is the main source of ' barvest, Although so many ...

... in writing, stating details of education, age etc.. and send copy reference to Box 889 'Frontier Sentinel Office, Newry. BLACKBERRIES wanted: highest price.; paid.—Gavaghans. I Francis Street. Newry. ...

... horse ,and her children. She said they were not her children, but children !from the district. They went into !a field for blackberries, she said. , and the dog went with them. A horse went to run at the children to attack them. but the dog barked and kept ...

... Marmalade-1, Mrs. MI. Byrne. Cards; 2. Mrs. E. M. McCutcheoe; 3. Mrs. W. Furlong, Rath: h.c. Miss 0, Shudall. Scurlogue. Blackberry lam-1. Mrs. A. Kent; 2. Mrs. J. Coffer, Newtown Soda bread (white)-1. Gertie Newport. Ballygullick; ...

... BLACKBERRIES Wanted unlimited Quantities of Irish clean Welted berries in chips. T. J. McNALLY, DROGHEDA. Pitons sum ...