... containing 49 acres and 38 perches. to Mr. Patrick Quaid, Par * k. for £3OO. * Mr. R. James. Tomona. picked a quantity of blackberries on the ,lands of Mr. Blacker at Woodbrook. Two hundred people attended the annual fancy dress and carnival dance held in ...

... land that many of the ground rents:coole; New Cottages Road. Kilcoole lin this country were payable to' Village: Stylebawn-Blackberry Lane- . people in Britain and elsewhere and Delgany; Kilmacanogue-Quill. contributing nothing worth while to For essential ...

... wan day along with the rest ov thim, huntin' convaynlent to Tara ov the Kings. an' game was very scarce intirely, like blackberries a' Christmas; an' all they had betune thim was wan miserable fladh (Pawn) ov a deer, that ...

... rood. of nod kftwa as elnwn going to Dublin with a load' Main Street. Arklow, on 25th i March: failing to produce Li s in- Blackberry Lone. Downy. wa lof fowl. He made arrangements sld• cote ered. with : a neighbour to collect it. but'out a new licence the ...

... briars sticking In his clothes is it indication of the fact that his farming activities may possibly be confined to picking blackberries. Yours faithfullv. JAMES FLANAtiAN'. County Councillor. At a meeting of th County Sligo Agricultural Show Society a vote ...

... all kinds. eH also bits “-small faruver*’ about getting hi clothe*, torn in the fields picking blackberries but has no need to the Hold* to pick blackberries as the roadsides are overhanging with briars and there w ill bumper crop of beries later on. So ...

... 3, Mrs. Nan Furlong; 2, Mrs. Sweetman, Cards. Marmalade-1. 2 & 3, Mrs. Nan Furlong; h.c., Miss Olive Shudall, Scurlogue. Blackberry Jam-1, Miss I. Martin, Ballymagyr. COOKERY Soda Bread (White)-1, Mrs. A. O'Leary; 2, Mrs. M. Furlong; 3 and h.c., Mrs. Nan ...

... Does the Church Allow Mixed Marriages, was read by Mis K. Doran. Ballybanogue. Rev. W. G. Flood, C.C. presided. Blackberries—The blackberry pick era are busy in the district reaping a lucrative harvest. Prices are good and the fruit crop is above average ...

... O'Leary, Carnagh, 1Ballinaboola; 3, Mrs. N. Furlong. Raspberry Jam—l, Mary Hinton; .2, Mrs. N. Furlong; 3, Mra. J. Rowe. Blackberry Jam-1. Mrs. W. Kelly, Littlegralgue. Fethard. Apple Jelly-1, Mary B. Sutton; 2, Mrs. N. Furlong; 3. Mrs. P. Walshe. Ourtins ...

... Dillon, stationed at Rosslare Harbour, has been transferred to Taghmon and wil! take up duty at the week-end. Blackberry Season—Buying of blackberries began on Tuesday, at 3/- per stone. but so far the crop is poor. The Fair—The fair in Taghmon was very poorly ...

... be heard in many fields working long hours. Yields are good and the corn is a excellent quality. Blackberries—Many schoolchildren are engaged blackberry picking in the area. The price being paid is 2 / 6 d._ per stone. Fell From Scooter—Mr. Laurence eCzilan ...

... several months is nearing completion, and it is likely to be rc-.dy for occupation before the. end of the year. Blackberry Season Blackberry pickers have been out in force during the past week, and are reporting handsome profits. The price is 2/6 per stone ...