... cost of about £13,000 (of course a mere bagatelle in a wealthy community like Omagh, where merchant princes are plenty as blackberries), what are the results—a tax at present of 4d in the €, ami water that is absolutely undrinkable. We bare waited patiently ...

... that being M'Anaw could not recover. Charles Sharkey said and M'Anaw entered into partnership for the purpose of exporting blackberries. The profit* ot losses were to equally divided. Witness and his wife Imught the berries bat Mr superintended. The berries ...

... withheld extreme cases, and appealing tho country for support to exhibit by the return of proper members. Tho right to sell blackberry wine. Tho writer hinder the adoption of one rather th n anoti er of the above measures reserves for tbo present tho right ...

... than that, we*re all for fashion and high life. We*v« got Members of Parliament and Honour* able* here, jnet a* thick as blackberries.” don’t doubt it, eaya I; “and terrible black-legs soma ’em are, we all know that. “Taka your sauce, and yourself, and ...

... adjuncts of a happy existence, abounds with superabundance. Does the lady tourist or emigrant value tea, it is plentilol as blackberries in tbe autumn; has she penchant for ostrich feathers, it may console her to I earn thousand tons have been produced in ...

... recently, we saw tlial some enterprising nursery firm wore willing supply at a cheap rate plants of a very fine kind of blackberry, of American origin if remember rightly, which might bo used in the same way. producing in its season the most luscious ...

... oyalist end Kcpnblieao—Phillipist and Socialist—churchman and infidel—all were j there ; journalists were as plentiful blackberries, and artists more numerous than you could count; whilst pretty women elegant toilettes were not wanting,— Rather the gathering ...

... adorned, a Ja Ruste, with luscious oranges, figs, and raisins, which in Smyrna are the best of their kind, and are as common blackberries and nuts are with us. By way of solids feasted on side dishes not badly cooked, and piece of veal or mutton; with an occasional ...

... remain myatery—but tbvr# they wets any rate and advantage was soon taken of the circumstance. Partners were as plenty as blackberries, to use a trite phrase, and the floor was not vacant long. Dance followed dance, for hours, and everybody seemed to enjoy ...

... a rann, hn>l led stuiliou* and some- Wolf*- Tone ; but the loudest acclamation | SINGULAR TRIAL FRANCK. I THE LAND OF BLACKBERRIES. I I« CsalcUil U(., bi. cbtol ruimpum..i,, b.ii.« b. ; but l.i« I r„ ,h, lib,ral Jn.ost lllof Uorry. A f ,, , relllMl>ble ...

... and whiskers. It feeds on moonlight and flutes, and looks with horror on biled pork or baked beaus. Life is a field of blackberry bushes Mean people squat down and pick the fruit, no matter how they black their lingers; while geuius, proud and perpendicular ...

... wife Bjolic bru n-rtte. “How can (hat Le? she But she your hrtt, (daughter-in-law.) and she nette. The Irishman said that blackberries were green fore they were red. The bumble, the meek, the merciful, the just, the pious, and the devout, are everywhere ...