... Ddgers (small Indian meal loaves) and in the season time boiled earsot greenlndian Corn, hugh piles of which will varnish—Blackberries in quantities when they can be had served up with milk and sugar, preserved plums, pumpkin pie, preserved or stewed apples ...

... not identified with the University of Dublin, it will altogether valueless In England a Scotch literary degree not worth a blackberry. It confers no character, no distinction on the party who has acquired it. A degree of the University of London is not worth ...

... they will heal themselves in day or two. You may give the wc r»t part to your pigs, it will hurt them little as bruised blackberries do your children. PADDY HEEDLESS Put his Potatoes this year into close pit, and aftera time, found putrefaction and ...

... of a clergyman in his parish 1 If this be the case, wr may expect that clerical criminals will soon be plentiful as blackberries. ...

... which he had been eye witness. As he was coming to Cork.he saw near Rathcormac a poor man by the side of the road plucking blackberries. He saw that from his pale and emaciated countenance that it was not,asroauy wouldhave supposed, for mere pleasure that ...

... West Carbery Relief Committee, in which it is stated that a family existed for day on bran, seaweed, cabbage, stalks, and blackberries! Fiction pales before the lurid blaze of such facts as these. Were a hostile fleet girding our shores, and an enemy marching ...

... next by vio- lence. They were held by a parcel of brigands, and there could be no security where oaths were as plenty as blackberries (laughter). The English law was the cause of this state of things, which was unsuited to the of civilisation which existed ...

... the ocean. Carriages roll past one after another, but 1 follow them not : glance rests upon one spot—a&oldier's grave. The blackberry and the sloe spring up between the stones. Here lives the poetry of nature how thinkest thou man reads it ? Listen, and ...

... Blackberry Strop.—The following recipe for making the famous blackberry syrup, remedy fur bn»e_ complaints—To parts of blackberry juice, add half an ounce each of powdered and al.- spice, and a quarter ounce of elo.e.i.— Boil these together to get the ...

... .VhO^fe, Although the; lack the hr « nch ' »•. 4 I covet not the rarest fruit TO 1 .. While England baa its »■»•» , M blackberries, aloes. Again, in the piece entt tW The Englisoaan, which, on the whole, is fit led with sentimeal art following stirring ...

... state of bewilderment. A mildew has seemingly fallen upon the mulberry leaves, and insolvent dukes are as plentiful as blackberries in mouths of the public, whose confounding the needy with the affluent, in many instances, is not a little ludicrous. Thus ...

... metropolitan or provincial journals not contain accounts secessions from the Protestant Church; conversions are becoming plenty blackberries; aud, if rumour prove correct, there are others preparation calculated to fright Exeter Hill from its propriety, and tumble ...