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... the let inst., in High-street, Northam, Southampton, Jane, wife of Mr. John Wrißht, aged 62. On the 30th Tilt., at No. 14, Blackberry-terrace, Bevois- valley, Southampton, William James, infant son of Mr. James Lockyer, painter, aged 17 months. On the 24th ...
... vegetables had been sent, including bags and baskets of potatoes, apples, pears, onions, turnips, carrots, tomatoes, grapes, blackberries, vegetable marrows, loaves of bread — one being a monster of 161b.— cakes, Ac. and even a bottle or two of onions in pickle ...
... round her brow. and softens her high. broad forehead. She is a splendid horseirenan, and Is wear so happy as when meted on Blackberry,' ler pat mare. has the reputation of being a wonderfully straight rifles in a hunting Geld. You I am the only woman hate ...
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... George Jerome, aged 63. On the 6th inst., in Coleman-street, Southampton, Mr. John B. Dyer, aged 38. On tbe 9th instant, in Blackberry-terrace, Southampton, Mr. F. Hollo say , aged 48. Oo tbe 10th inst., in Church-street, Soutbampton, Emma, wife of Mr. George ...
... Cant colt. Silo, Red Ink, and Nora. 9 to a agat Herbalist. «to > Bolero, to Monoo. too Barietle. lwo ; brtWM ** a.jo—THE BLACKBERRY MAIDEN TWO-YEAR-OLD PLATE. Carrington, ©at rib, Caldor The Coreknn, got, Winfield e; Lambro, get, F. Pratt 3. Betting : ...
... favour of the suggested change, andwhich has especial strength in these days when Naval scares are almost as plentiful as blackberries in September, is that the Navy is so undermanned that the Admiralty cannot afford that so many officers and men is are ...
... acres of the Common, which is not utilised for * Sunday football,” and is only devoted to the cultivation of blackthorn and blackberry bushes. That £21,000 could have been more usefully spent in putting the footpaths ina proper state of repair for the comfort ...
... aged 80. Oi tbe 22ud inst., at 3, Westgate-terrace, Southampton, Mr. Thomas Windebank, aged 91. On the 23rd inst., at 13, Blackberry-terrace, Southampton, after a painful illness, Louisa, daughter of Mr. F. W. Wyatt, aged 6 years and 6 mouths. On the 28th ...
... down Rich, and the cart went over him. He was removed to tii Royal South Hants Infirmary by Police- sergeant Rose. The Blackberry in South Hants.— Thecr p of ti.is useful native fruit is unusually abundant this year. The brilliant summer weather when ...
... Pegler, H. J. Buchan, J. T. Tucker, G. P. Perkins, and Alder- mtn Emanuel. Dbunk.— Richard Ryder, a carpenter, living in Blackberry- terrace, w_fs charged by Pol ice- sergeant Attn II with being drunk in High-street last night, and was fined 5s and costs ...
... the luxury of those which are so costly to produce. In southern climes the vine luxuriates, and grapes an as Islands as blackberries with us. In the Channel large quantities of grapes are grown, and to • great extent the London inkrkets are supplied from ...