... Bede, aged 86, was married on Saturday in St. Mark's Church, Mrtadown, to Rachel Black, aged 79. As many as 7,506 cwts. of blackberries were exported from Ireland to Gnat Britain during the year 1906, valued at £3,578. Cr. Hegarty, Magherafelt, has a ewe ...

... Harwich, has died from bellinionna poisading through eating deadly nightshade berries, which *he had gatihered in mistake to blackberries. A gunakeeper who gave evidence at Tottenham against two poachers maid that they pelted him with on When he was asked it ...

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... early days in London. He remembered the city being lit with ml lamps, the watchmen milling the hours, and he had picked blackberries where Liverpool street station now stands. The Hackney Coroner, inquiring into the case of Pied/I/iCk Hadley, a porter ...

... at hand. 'lh' bass thoins are scarlet with an exceptionally heavy clop of berries. There is a:i unusually heaiy crop of blackberries. Dogwood berries, too, though the trees are not so common as the othciii. ate unusually plentiful. So are crabapples and ...

... 1 LOVE YOU. •Still site the ochoo!.hoties by the reed--a lagged • beggar sunning: Around it still the sumach' grow, and blackberry sines see running. Within, the numiter's desk is seen, deep scarr'd by raps official ; The ea:Ting flour, the bstter'd 'eat ...

... thoughts wander bacl to the brown bogs and mountains, And the hills where with achoolnuster I sports , ' and played To the blackberry baishes, the furze, and green rushes, And the dells in the woodland where often we swayed; To the clear. sparkling lakes ...

... Kssb; 2, Mrs. F. Pigoit, Lisaanck. Best 21b. pot regetablo marrow jam—l, Stir Elinor 13.Wade,Castldowo, Maws. Best 21b. pot blackberry Mit!. P. Hosford, Anew, Co. Tyrone. Bert 21b. pot bilberry jam-1, Miss Dorothy Ford, Rine& N.S., Lasbellsw. Bottled fruit ...

... they were puttee their harm in. the tricketere--I mane the trickers. I saw it all when me and another cub was lackin' for blackberries. I hood him say Eves right and Advance and other things that I don't mind now. riMiimy--Did he my ritetrate! Other ...

... may this even Wake, sad then 'tie Heaven On His Heart, spear-riven, To rest my lip. —A. T. Fore. A KERRY ROAD. Snow the blackberry bloom. purple of heather bells. The fer and the oak tree boughs with the ivy round them twining; Sheen of b distant lake ...

... one entry in the clam for Blackberry Jam, at the lam Exhibition, and Mr. Collura mid the making Of blackberry jam ought. to be encouraged. Mr. John A. Irwin thought. this clam should be struck out am there would be no blackberries on the 4th September. ...

... urt. Best 21b. pot vegetable marrow jarol, Mien Lily Hynes, )(ash; 2, Mir E. B. Heads ' Castletown Monet. Beet 21b. pot blackberry jam -1, Miss * Sara Crawford, Drumohill, Florenoecourt. Best, 216. pot bilberryj 1, Was Mollie Fordo, Tsttymacall, Lielellaw; ...