... whilst all the humours of the once famous Dooybrook, thank God, without its skullbreaking and whiskey drinking, are plenty blackberries, whether consisting in the quaint glee of Merry Andrew's Jack-puddings or Puncbinnellos, or thoee other ten thousand and ...

... ewhoohuistrsss. are for the New Ross Union. This bring the age of Intellect, and schoolmasters being supposed to be plenty blackberries, the Guardians of Ross have generously advertised for a Workbouse one £io year! The Wexford Oaardiaae are, if possible ...

... the person that was at his house on Tuesday n ht. | Constable Doohy was called in and swo ro— rat he one of those I saw in Blackberry-lane on Sunda; m ber ing, about half past three ; he was ' ia the Dablia, aad near the Bloody lds; he was in c Jpper with ...

... lady who attempts lo decoy inexperienced young officer into matrimony, and Mr. Lever does the tame. Examples are plenty blackberries, lo ' Charles O’Malley* bia uncle escapes from his creditors on sudden dissolution of parliament, feigning death and going ...

... subject. —Mayo Telegraph. STATE PROSECUTIONS IN KERRY! Heaven preserve us, but the»e are awful limes. Prosecutions are plenty blackberries in August. There nothing, from monster meeting down to scrap of old ballad, that is not made lbs subject of Slate Prosecuiion ...

... that he hi pointed scientific men to make experiments ho ‘arish- ten tatoes may be made sound, and how lon can live upon blackberries. Nay, more, he sir be- them that he has sent to make enquiries, as truth of what they have stated, and. they may {POR- ...

... carcass. (oh, oh.) (Lord M.) stopped his carriage, called the nan him, and asked him, was it really true that he was pick the blackberries for food. The poor man replied, “ I & poor traveller—I have eaten nothing for some days these : and last night not having ...

... or, pine—Mintosh, boxwood-- Mackay, hullnoh—M'Kanzie, deer grass—Whinnon, St. John's wort—Wlachlan, mountain ash—Wlaan, blackberry heath—WLeod, red wortle berries—WNab, mac black berries—at'Nell, seaware—MTherion, variegated hotwond—WQuarrie, black t ...

... land on the 1: 3 in 80 tember, to go of a m for my mother; I met | ial this , on Mr. . Monsell’s land, he asked I picking blackberries; I said not; I walked then nted to he followed me, and he then caught a hold of 1 knocked me down ; I said to him I would ...

... led by Reilly; and Reilly won’t said” by Mitchell; but all three will go over the bridge, to eat their bitter bunch of blackberries. The selection of such name the United Irithmnn significant enough. But the motto they have determined on is still more ...

... doctrines were breached, and new leaders presented themselves—political doctrines sprung up like mushrooms and were plenty blackberries. would be sorry, when union amongst the sons of Ireland was necessary, to utter word that would appear create or continue ...

... and so n.any new doctrines are preached(hear, hear.) Now, when leaders are become plenty mushrooms—and spring up like blackberries—and I pray to God that the fruit of their teaching may not be bitter one (hear, hear) felt that it wan this time necesary ...