... men of more jinneral inform.! tion or impartial timperamints, and I’m thoroughly acquainted with ’em both, since pickled blackberries together, and niroi* nated over the comints of that ansiant and respectable guide 10 knowledge for juveniles, the Read ...

... customer afther him. As bad luck have it, there was demayne wall on one side o’ the road, and furze and whitehorn mixed with blackberry bushes on the other, and so that *t was what the sailors call “starn chase,” and indeed Jlisther Burke and myself said more ...

... 1847 extended to, and was continued in, the year IS4B, thus making these two count only as one year. Life is a field of blackberry bushes. Mean people squat down and pick the fruit, matter how they black their fingers; while genius, proud and perpendicular ...

... small of what thev say now and again, “infidels,” tbraitors to their principles/* and “needy speculators.” are as plenty blackberries amongst the lovers of fatherland. Well, all tbrades must live, as Joseph remarked; and I never hoard tell of pathriotism ...

... London house-breakers the day o* tho same elccshin ; for indeed is foreshown that kicks and cut heads ’ll be plinty as blackberries, and deal more so than half*crownsor Guinness a portlier. People may say what they like about ordher and regularity, but ...

... hare been I aid under water. Yesterday morning the public roads at Vergemount (Clonskea), Cullenswood, Cullenswoodavenue, Blackberry-lane, Welliogton-lane, the village of Donnybrook, Dodder-lane, and several adjoining places, were completely flooded be ...

... London, Saturday —Nothing is known yet to the result of Lord Derby’s visit to Osborne j rumours, however, are as plenty blackberries. Notwithstanding the opinon given In the Times of this morning, that Lord Aberdeen was the coming man, it is said in the ...

... stocking for you tho winthor you spent on a visit with tho governor of Ennis gaol, gone to glory,” afther seein’ eighty-six blackberry seasons over her head—and Paddy M'Cracken, tho play-boy, is buckled at last. ’Twas ray own fault that didn'tspind arousin’ ...

... idiolify him There were great consultations, of coorse—ould people thryin* to remiraber who they boxed, and who they picked blackberries with, in their early days—till at long last the woman that nursed him wa» brought to the fore, and, well become her. she ...

... chief of that clan slew a neighbouring chieftain, with whom he had a fead; for fuedi m those days were as easily found blackberries, and quarrels might be had any day in the year for the picking. He that was .lafa had. the time of bis death, cm!* child ...

... bread, and miserable drop of coffee, since had left Catania, with the exception of little fruit, mulberies, pears, and blackberries, which plucked upon the way. We were detained in Praneavilla thunderstorm Which lasted a few hours. When It. a little got ...

... hand.” The rhyme there was good enough, but no one would say there ; as anv poetry in them. may find verse.- plant) as blackberries withont particle poetry, and on the contrary find a deal of prose that full of poetry. Hut it is still more difficult to ...