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... Ash, 56 Syca more, 30 Spanish Chesnut, 20 Beech, 2 Poplar, and lotted ox 58 of mixed kinds, drawn out of the woods, and Blackberry Hill, Knipton Pasture, Middlesdale, and on the road by Belvoir Inn, the property of his Grace the Duke o: Rutland.—On the ...
... 1860. WOODS. To be by AUCTION, By Mr. BuRTON, On Thursday the 2d day of August, 1860, at the respective ts in IN PASTURE, BLACKBERRY-HILL, and MID- DLESDALE, near Belvoir Castle Lots of T IMBER & POLES; com- 210 573 457 Oak, 205 Ash, 91 Syca- a mo: 60 Booch ...
... lowing Closes of good Arable and and now in the occupation of Mr. m : I* Ho,D « Home Close l\Mm CowaUp HUI - .7 aS»- :m Blackberry HUI vfl Rick-yard Close Lane Close - -figLi Tofts Tofts Meadow S^skflai Thistle HUI . Quarter Close Old Common 2Sf* LH ...
... the man was well to do. occurred, and on the llth Linnane drowned himself in the river. two children went out to gather blackberries. The At Handsworth Wood, near Birmingham, | younger, a little was bitten on the leg by a viper. A woman came to her help ...
... The Red Lodge, with Farm, Homestead, Gar-) 32 dens, &*. Arable Home Close Pasture. 51 23 Cowslip HiU Arable 12 0 15 Blackberry HiU Arable 15 2 0 Rick-yard Close Arable 82 25 Lane Close Arable 10 1 25 In OLD. Tofts Arable 12 3 0 Tofts Meadow ...
... Bed Lodge, with Farm, Homestead, Gar- \ dens, Ac. .Arable/ Home Close Pasture. 5 23 Cowslip HiU Arable,.. 12 0 15 Blackberry HiU Amble 15 2 0 Rick-yard Close Arable 8 2 25 Lane Close Arable 10 1 25 In OLD. Tofts Arable 12 3 0 Tofts Meadow ...
... The Red Lodge, with Farm, Homestead, Gar-1 22 32 dens, Arable Home Close Pasture. 123 Cowslip HUI Arable 12 0 15 Blackberry HUI Arable 15 2 0 Rick yard Close Arable 25 Lane Close Arable 10 1 25 OLD. Tofts Arable 12 3 Tofts Meadow Arable ...
... Thursday the 2d day of August next large quantity of ASH, ELM, OAK, sad other POLES and TREES, aUotted in Knipton Pasture and Blackberry Hill. Particulars wiU be given next week.— Nß. No sale at Bescaby Oaks this year. Bclvoir, July 17th, 1860. ...
... to Billeadon Copiow flvemilea March 1 âThe first stone of the mausoleum, in memory of the late Duchess Rutland, laid on Blackberry bill, near Belvoir Castle, by the Duke of York. Architect, Mr Wyatt March 2âMarried, at the Royal Lodge, Windsor, Chas ...
... surprised the cautious publisher; he thought that Stamford being near to Helpston, and poets not being quite so plentiful as blackberries in the fen-ceuntry, John Clare and his prospectuses ought te be at least local fame. To clear the matter up, well as to ...
... histrionic writers.— Hotten's History of Slang. Origin of CrockforcVs.— this age, when Clubs are becoming plentiful as blackberries, while the duty on dice has been removed as unproductive, the history given by Captain Gronow of the origin and rise of ...
... upon a very harmless lad in the employ of Mr. John Parker, of Grantham. The boy had permis- sion from his master to go ‘‘ blackberrying,” and he was go engaged in the Gorse Field when a young man named Hoyes, living with Mrs. Allen, of Harrowby Hall, came ...