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... Hiscock, aged 45. On the 9th instant, in Grove-street, Sonthampton, Mr. Geo. Brewer, aged 44. On the 6th inst., at No. 10, Blackberry-terrace, Bevois- valley, Southampton, William Henry Johnson, of the Ordnance Sur- vey Office, Southampton, in the 28th year ...
... Coleman-street, Southampton, George Arthur Hill, fifth son of Mr. Henry Moore Knox, aged 3 years. Ou 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 Christmas ...
... Mr. J. Plunder, aged 79. On the 26th inst., in New-road, Soathampton, Mr. John Warr, aeed 61. On the 25th instant, at 19, Blackberry-terrace, Bevois- valley, Southampton, Louisa Albina, daughter of the late Mr. George Joseph Green, saddler, of East-street ...
... very pleasant descrip- tion of a few summer days spent in that district so cele- brated for its beauties of nature. A Blackberry Bush in Autumn is another agreeable paper, full of informa- tion conveyed in a most pleasing manner. The History op Pr ...
... plums, and peaches left untouched, and whilst making desolate the ramp. I berry bushes, they spared the strawberries and blackberries. For lace curtains they displayed a fancy, and if a parlour window was left open I thousands fluttered about the curtains ...
... of the Liberal Newspapers, or either of tte tenoning members of the Fete :—Mr. L Roberta, Compton-walk : Mr. G. Buckle, Blackberry-terrace ; Mr. C. Widen, N. 1101 k-terrace, Bedford-place ; Mr. G. Bell. Bockland-terrace, Lodge-road ; Mr. G. Kill, Ban ...
... sumraoaed for trespassing in search of game on the Bitteme Manor-farm Estate, belonging to Mr. Pink, en Satur- ?? Sipaey of Blackberry-terrace, Southampton, stated that he heard guns fired in his copse, and on going down to the shore he saw tbe defendants ...
... a resort as say hereabouts, This terrace or promenade was skirted seawards by • mixture of woody shrukery, burl, sumach, blackberry, and wild cherry, interspersed with fern, dock, sad flowering parasites. This verdant garment, fair enough to look upon ...
... the New Forest, and like, and yet unlike tbe scenery of out quiet district. Those who are looking forward to the making of blackberry jam should be propere# for cheap 6/mlkbtries, if tee uoarer couutios are as well supplied as llampaldre. Upon every rood ...
... years, from eating blackberries has been reported to Mr. Carttar, the coroner for West Kent. The deceased, who was the son widow residing at 68, Robert-street, Plumstead, taken ill about hours after eating a quantity 1 blackberries, gathered by himself ...
... , IT. 11th, at Alton, John Thomas WUiihrwild !Int al lba Royal &mita Hants In. 111 r. P. of 4 WHISK —Winona Day, at 17. Blackberry-terms, Pamela Vallay, &lint Ann, child h lathp and Jar Whits, yaws and manilla. ...