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... richest district in Ireland for buiiding up of industries, fir it had inure reemrten than any other. There were enough blackberries rotting along the hedges ei Co. Galway to keep boys and girls in Ireland •ndustrions and happy. ...
... s ! i expect rs' lay between Mr Coffees' Miss Star sad Mr Me thing we shall have is some charitably dm- V. O. Blake's Blackberry. As they started off anxious to provide fur an incom- Miss titer took the lead. but unfortunately she lug to start a legal ...
... ••• C‘,7-71, ., • . • NI / •I 0 I Pk A ' .. , • ( ir . . Make the most of Fruit. Gooseberries. raspberries. plums. blackberries and other Slimmer fruits have ...
... pLANTA BY DIVISTON, Many plants readily increased hi suckers. which are shoots proceeding from the underground roots. Blackberries. piums. etc.. produce many suckers; and all that is necessary is to cut off the root where the sucker starts and then ...
... cat I. bran (beet). at per cwt. 5. Fine Sslt, at per cwt. 6. Coarse Salt. at per cwt. 7. Jam (Strawberry. Raspberry and Blackberry). at per 21b. Sugar. at per 9. Bovril. at per 16oz. pot, 10. Onions, at per stone. 11. Eggs, at per M. to weigh not than ...
... Ballyhatiois—Cr. sir ~'Searchlight, 3 yenta. by Hibernia, '2; Wm. Herta., Ihrinalton, Dromore West— Bk. care, Star of th e by Blackberry, 3. j 3. Belt Sire i.i any breed calculated to pi agricultural hors ht prize, £2; retool., f.:1; entrance, - . 3 leManaway ...