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... hardly ever touched. She has carried her secret thus, for the last twelve years. Duels are at all times as plentiful as blackberries in France— in Paris particularly. On Saturday last a meeting took place at the Bois de Boulogne to make amends for the ...
... last week, the quantity of sheep offered for sale being larger than has been known for years. Sellers were a- plentiful blackberries, but buyers were few and far between. Prices were ruinous, good lambs being sold at il 1 per head, whilst culls could scarcely ...
... On the 12r.h ult., on board the R.M.S.S. Eider, West Indies Mr. James Rae, second engineer, aged 36. On the Ist inst., in Blackberry-terrace, Bevo'rs-valley, Southampton, Mrs. Jane Bel bin, aged 67. Or; th*. 25th ult., at Onchan Village, lele of Man, Mr ...
... Comsierci.l-rosia, Lad- Port &toad prise—Yr. It. Meek My. Very oumnieuded—Yr. 0. Nicholson. Highly commended—Kr. 0. th. Blackberry-terrace, Southampton. CLZMIL 11ZIAIAll. First prize—Yr. J. Hetes. Elecoed prise —Me. 0. Nicaoleoa. Very highly eoreaieeded—ltr ...
... second prize, Mr R Mackley; very highly commended, Mr O Nicholson, Commercial-road, Landport ; highly commended, Mr O Hailes, Blackberry-ter- race, Southampton Class 39— Clear Buff Belgian— First prize, Mr J Bexson ; second prize, Mr O Nicholson; very highly ...
... first head and then the feet. whole of her upper clothing was thrown over her head.—Mrs. Harriet Yorkia, a widow, living in Blackberry•terreoe, Beanie mid she had the body, and recognised it as that of hi: coon* Lissy Padwick. She was a single woman, and ...
... he received information, then, and accompanied P.S. Catchlove on Thursday to I search for the property. They went into Blackberry. lane, Wading from Dawkina's farm to the ,diore, and ; found the planks in a ditch, covered over with forms. They had been ...
... . N'lmpokte.— Host: That's right; help yourself. Guest: Thankee I I haven't tasted nuch a rlus* of port since the great blackberry season of ?? — Judy. ! Why are ladies like watches?— Because they have beauti- fnl faces, delicate hands, are more admired ...
... spite of the great pre- judice still existing against the practice, choral services at the present day are as plentifal .as blackberries i: Autumn, but it is very rarely that they are performed in such a manner as not to disturb the devotional of the cougregation ...
... yegetaUO!-., there ia not any in the development of candidates for the forthcoming new Parliamen :• they are aa plentiful as blackberries. Not only the Opposition, but the Government sutler from an embarats dcs riche„e,, and the free and independent electors ...
... 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 ...
... in Aenue -road, Southampton, Frederick Edward, infant s . n of Mr. Frederick Raymond, aged 11 daya. On the 6th inst., in Blackberry-terrace, Bsvois-valley, South- ampton, Walter, inrant eon of Mr. Riohard Philpott, aaed 2 years. On the 30th nit., at New-place ...