... had ured the arguments of the illegality only becaufe they . were a-going. He had picked them up as he would have done blackberries, ins hedge, purely beeaufe they fell in hit way. With regard to general principles, he conten. drd that there were many ...

... he had ufed the arguments of the illef/ality only becaufe they were a-going. He had picked them up as he would have done blackberries, in a hedge, purely heraufe they fell in his way. With regard to general principles, he contended thzt there were many ...

... an oligarchy be found as in this City, the representation of which is kicked about as if candidates were as cheap as blackberries ?' We should have no objection if a fellow-citizen started for the representation on even Radical grounds ; but we do protest ...

... society. and teach the petition, though promises were as plenty as their deluded victims to know their friends from their blackberries, arc to be appropriated for the feed, is enemies. not yet decided on. Brother Electors, we ought to thank the men Again ...

... Cannought all to nothing. Did you ever see raisins growing on the bushes at Connemara ? They grow hear for all the world like blackberries. Did you ever dlirink wine i❑ the county Mayo, barrio' the doether orthered you a sup when you war sick ? Faix you might ...

... will heal themselves in a day or two. You may give tho worst part to your pigs, it will hurt them as little as bruised blackberries do your children. PADDY lis:EDLEss Put his potatoes this year into a close pit, and after a time he found putrefaction ...

... rough, burly kiss; and then deep in the valley, and skirting the copse, and across the common on which the furze and dwarf blackberry bush flourished, Bob led the way, bent upon the destruction of the Squire's unsuspecting pheasants. Now they entered a thick ...

... continue, although in the mean time English Peerages have increased till they have become, almost literally, as plenty as blackberries. 11. dwells on the evils of absenteeism, and the general disregard which Irish subjects generally receive at the hands ...

... Charley, .. 115 Guineas. Grey White Hawthorn, .. do. Bay 50 do. Bay Mare, Ruby, .. do. Sleek Hone, Negro do. Black Horse, Blackberry, .. do. There wails crest demand for hones at the repository, purehssers eviiwing a disposition to give liberal price.. ...

... Reilly ; and Reilly won't be said by Mitchell ; but all three will go over the bridge, to eat their bitter bunch of blackberries. The selection of such • name as the United Irishman is significant enough. But the motto they hayed determined on is still ...

... Liberty, Equality, and Fraternity, and raps of iiherty, and bundles of sticks, symbolical of unity, were as plenty as blackberries. There wore also some pike staves of the genuine Mitchel dimensions. The procemlon was divided into thirty sections, each ...

... stick to my back, or a tear in my eye. The imperfertioa of the English language is exhibited when we ■tare the fact that a blackberry red when it i$ green. ...