... erie ornament is added at the waist, or towards one shoulder; the greatest novelty in this way, however, is a bunch of blackberries, wal- nuts, chestnuts, or some other autumn or winter fruit, imitated in phlsh or velvet. We have lately seen a dress thus ...

... another very clever work. It shloVS. a couple of artistically-tattered childien with their hands embrued in the gore of blackberries. It is imupessible to speak too highly of the flesh-painting |of this artist. The ruddy brown faces have no suggestion ...

... outburst of laughter and banter at the expense of the constables (who at this part, as indeed else- where, were as thick as blackberries). It has be- come pretty well known that the song and its sentiments are not regarded with particular favour bv the re ...

... BldriBlackthorn; 3, George Gibson, Neaforge. Bellat Heifer,,i calf ormik calved In 89-.A. 'Weir, Guy- I Iwz- Bailtisirait. Blackberry: 2., John Russell, Mightow., Carnmoney, Nlanune ; I, A. Wstr. Gisytpsn. Zalldandrtw arggja of Guissoaasa Heifer, calved ...

... best boar, six months old or over, Mr. R. H. Mfetge, Athlium- ney, won first. and second hononra with his Black- thorn and Blackberry respectively; and he was awarded second prize for a breeding sow over six months, Mr. J. Molloy, Dublin. gaining the pre- ...

... class I e Famscas horsesnot less than 15.2 hands 3Ir N M orton's chestnut gelding Chadet j; l te b :~r. H. -3- frnilayi~~s Blackberry 3 31 ics'r-~ Watterc' 3 Master Fred me, class for 15 and under 15.2 . :1 'ao'ton again took first prize w;-itlh ?? Moonlight ...