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... to receive ail surface waters, the cost of whit h would be about £ 2 6s. I beg to report that the Ccfnpennar road, from Blackberry-place for.a distance of 40 yards towards the ■mounta.n, is^. very steep and abrupt, and may be greatly improved by reducing ...
... few years ago a pic-nic in Merthyr was a rare thing, and only attended by the fashionable. Now pic-nics are as common as blackberries in No- vember, and not only with secular bodies, but all the chapels and schools celebrate their anniversaries by a pic-nic ...
... beautiful; but walking for a month with bitter rain for half the time between hedges, even when illed with wild flowers and blackberries, is not to a cul- tivated mind a permanently interesting occupation. In most counties of England a traveller might, fnr ...
... Peaches sell at 50 cents a bushel in Baltimore. The crop was never known to be so large as it is this season. There is a blackberry patch in Maine twenty miles square. Ten thousand bushels were picked there last year. The Prussian Government proposes to ...
... the window aud took tliem. He found the pooket book in his breast picket-. The knife was not found or a saucepan full of blackberries -'The prisoners, who deoliued to say anything, were committed for trial. Ttr > more Cases.—They were then charged with ...
... orders, but have neglected to comply with such notices, viz.: Mr. Matthews, Police Houses, Navigation-road, and Mr. lluams, Blackberry-place, Cefn- pennar. I would recommend that proceedings be taken against the said owners for neglecting to comply with the ...
... owners of houses without privies re- ported at your last meeting, viz., Mr. Matthews, Navigation-road, and Mr. Williams, Blackberry-place, have commenced building privies; proceedings have not, therefore, been taken against them. I beg to report that part ...
... the meadow, and gave Kte three halfpence. We went down towards the hollow lane. He gave Fanny a halfpenny. He picked some blackberries for us. He then told Lizzie and me to go home, and spend our halfpence; he went down the hollow with U3. He lifted Fanny ...