... housemaids were in evidence at the parade; they follow the red coat. The chappie, and the hell of a fellow were as thick as blackberries. We noticed no riding breeches. Yachting caps, we suppose, are the thing by the sea if you want to let on that you own ...

... anything so long as it made for uniformity. Boycotting grew under it, rainteis thrived and heroes became as plentiful as blackberries. Those who were not with it were apitis; it ; and therefore such order of brains that could not fall in behind the army ...

... Committee, or otherwise—to probe a monstrous condition of things to the uttermost. If Irish industries do not grow up like blackberries now in our towns and villages it is a queer thing ! Here is another quotation from the article : Holding these views ...

... would be that it was essential, and that without it the other nineteen elements, though they might grow as plentiful as blackberries, would be useless as far as the production of the compound was concerned. The Language Element was the missing essential ...

... knighthood. There were only three of them in all Ireland, and each is a knight. Evidently knights would have been as common as blackberries if there had not been such rigid economy in the matter of addresses. But no such knighthood is given unless it was earned ...

... includes simple nursing, dairy-work, poultry-rearing, bce-keeping, fruit, flowers, preserves, etc. They make over £7O on blackberries alone. In Limerick the Sisters of Mercy, a few years ago, altered and repaired a disused schoolhouse at considerable cost ...

... Do. :3's Raspberries 's each 1;2 1/. lid Do. 3's Mirk Currants 2's Do. 3's Gooseberries 3's Green Gages 3's Blackberries 3's Victoria Plums 3's • lld ▪ 1/- 8d 1141 .. 8d 9d Egg Plums, 26 oz 9d Blaekberrieg, 20 oz gd 1)o 10 oz ...

... shoals of fish swam. A solitary fishing boat in sight. Seagulls screaming. All else still. Mother and children picking blackberries in field; Bd. per stone for them; 2d. per stone to be had for arab-apples. (Indhread, 'twasn't hard enough alreacly to ...

... raspberries—is sent away from the district. We have alw, many other new and old orchards, while immense quantities of blackberries, crab-apples and sloes are ga`hered and exported annually—giving employment for a time to the beggars and their dependents ...

... THE LEADER. young fellows dirty the blackberries which they have picked. They take pleasure in thus tricking the blackberry man. Blackberries collected in a dirty manner will make inferior jam, and thus a great injury is done, through the freaks of ...

... will, we understand, be ready in about a week. Southern reader writes: — The blackberry season has arrived, and t he fences are now teeming with luscious irtul. Blackberry-picking is a healthy and pleasant occupation. Very nice jam and jelly can be made ...

... most part, alas! in shrill, thin-voiced slang and laughter—to be mimicked by the echoed answer of bare-legged youngsters blackberrying with tin cans amongst the brushwood on the mountain's shoulders. Finally, you see yonder lady on the level spot half-way ...