... up about Kerry in the invigorating atmosphere of the Irieh Revival. Mr. Boland mentions early vegetables, flower irowxng, blackberry jam making, carpet making, Wweaving, and sefers to the establishment of agricultural banks. ...

... not as good. Still, he finds it harder to ~ keep the trail.” , ~ «And are there many of them ?” asked - Owen. “Thick as blackberries: Bounce will have one started in less than five minutes. It is much prettier than the rabbit in Xentucky, with long, yellow ...

... TRADE DIRECTORY. Wmm.w\““mw DAMSONS. BLACKBERRIES.—6 Ibs. by post, 25.; 12 Ibs., Bs. ;'24 Ibs., ss. 6d., passenger train. Largs Cooldng Apples, 15 Iba., Bs. 3d.; 82 Ibs., ss. 9d., earriage paid. Mrs. Cooly, Violet Grove, Pershore, . - L3121-4s DELICIOUS ...

... mountain moors and sea cliffs; of the richest floral deckings of the hedges which flank highways and byways; of the luscious blackberry which, benefited by the sea air, grows with a profusion seen nowhere else; of the brown-sailed fishing fleet going from ...

... fine £4OO brick house, good stable, fruit house and other buildings. + His produce consists of strawberries, raspberries, blackberries, potatoes, cucumbers, corn and other vegetables. Ten acres of his holding is still woodland, and a large part of it is ...

... for thatch or bedding, lime and marl for his garden; that the good wife had the unclaimed harvest of the woods and fields—blackberries, sloes, crab-apples, nuts, mushrooms—as well as cowslips for wine, ‘and nettles for beer; that these rights were stolen ...