... tolerable picture to yoursalf, ideas of Irish want and discomfort are at plentiful amongst well-informed English reader* as blackberries are amongst the untaught Irish; hut cannot so well assist in gelling at a fair notion of the lowly and deserted appearance ...

... told that tbe »hit« of your eyes was red, and all ibis, too, ing. A native of Paddy-land a bed neighbor had ever .seen red blackberry ? 'f© have,” said he, all black ben ies are red when I**/ are green.*' What is r.tcrnity? following It3lful w* swer, pupil ...

... prou.ised ; they first corrupted the electors ■ and then ebeatcil them. j Theca-, es bribers proved are almost plenty ' as blackberries, and the very fact that the price votes w so low, will once suggest the great ex. tent of reliably which must have existed ...

... letter. And many poor squireen your country—and you know Mick, 1 el ween >ou, and me, and the wall, squireens are phut v blackberries there, ami aristocrats lino and ready on every hedge—who actually nnar 'uv tlu vhavv conferred very peculiar compliment ...

... adventurous •• To beard the Douglas iu hit hall. ** The lion, in hit den!** But now days, Knights errant are plenty as blackberries, and ibe very supposition the existence of one danger mere perilous than another, suffices call forth a display of daringenergy ...

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... er. A man named ranker has been poisoned, r f , , number of other persons have been nearly so, eating , bilberries and blackberries hawked for sale about tne . streets London. .. j Every seat, stool, kc., tlie. American steamer ?lns- | •achusetts lifeboat ...

... On’,he other hand, ! don Paper. The editor worthless any other community than Guernsey, and comprehend their rogre ss, Blackberries are very , nd * ,^ S nd c of therefore were certain not to be exported, but to remain m , hopes conceived by the 1 L. ...

... Play ford Ital!, near Ipswich, at the wge of Many of the framework knitters In I.eicoaterahira have left their work gather blackberries a* a more remunerative employ menl. Aim -si all thetish nave this year quitted the coast of Fran.*# for that Scotland. ...

... prayer. Will.TM ir --- Ily all means and ore me. said and I will introduce you to my wife: ie a foreigner, as as a blackberry. Bud it*, not speak the broad Sava so well as you 1; of I don't expett y.O to admire bet Ole murk. -at h I 7.,0 of a bratty ...

... - -service. ' ' Mrs. Molly Maguire lias made her «p ; iearaiirc in Mayo, demanding a tribute or rent tr.uu every house. Blackberries make a delicious jelly finer novor than that of any oilier fruit. It made the same manner currut jelly. Several •pecitneiif* ...

... new leaders presented themselvespoli-, , tical doctrines sprung I’ke mushroo:ns,and were as CUM.>*OiNa—niABCH 9 ful as blackberries, lie would be sorry, when union amongst the ibish poob law. the sons of Ireland was so necessary, to utter a word that ...