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... occupation of John Allitt. at the rent bf £l2. Outgoings—Land Tax, 3s 9d. Lot 3.—A very Naluable FREEHOLD PROPERTY, known BLACKBERRY HALL, situate in the Broughton Road, in Ncithrop, Oxfordshire, having frontage to such road of 141 yards or thereabouts ...
... Monday afternoon down the road leading Middleton Cheney. His 6iot-*r was with him, and he asked her to carry tin with the blackberries. She teluscd, and lie threw it her. The tin roiled into the ditch, and 00 getting out saw Bomethiug wrapped up, w hich ...
... slate, fringed with tall waving which presently, as the lane descended towards the village, gave place overgrown hedgerow of blackberry and honeysuckle. Gnat frond* of fern, •pikes of golden rod. a few short stems of late foxglove. grew the wayside. Across ...
... sighed Fabian. *‘ What do yon do, then, amuse yourselves? “Oh, in the snmtner hay-making and harvesting, and natting and blackberrying, and the winter Dfinke slides and snowhalla. I’d jolly well like shove yon down slide, said Rode, a wind up. *• I nearly ...
... A POLICEMAN IN CALTUORPE STREET. Paterf.imili;is ’■ was not aw.iro that there were such in September would eat stems of blackberry ashes two, I don't know who asserted thcro were. P.ilorfamiiias is the only likely person I can think of, h-ive .isiuraneo ...
... the artificial spectra of different simple » MIU try hi. hand , furJ 9 .. .. .. .. 8 9 3 ,30 had been a very good one for blackberries, yet the , . , .,, „„ . b.slies various degree, of tein|«rature, he baa Niagara, I won ...
... of ■ls*, known br 1.800 names ; 2,200 of pears, 150 of plums, our native grapes, 50 of currauts, 80 raspberries, 30 of blackberries. The aggregate value the tobacco crop in the Con necticut valley is about 4,000,000 dols. The large packingiieuses in Usrrford ...
... Saturday and Monday. Particulars M ill l>e found in our advertising columns. HENRY SMITH, Jobbing Gardener and Greengrocer, BLACKBERRY HALL, Broughton Road, Banbury. W. DUMBLETON. Collar and Harness Manufacturer, * * SDUTIIAM, ROAD, BANBURY, HAS ON HIRE, ...
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... stroller's ear from the birch tree* over hi* Long winding lanes, now white with hedge-row blossom, bauntof the wild rose and the blackberry, twined away into the distance. Th# old church and the pretty villas, which were boast, were cut otf from view at this point ...
... tall waving fraeees. which presently, as the lane descended towards the village, gave place to an overgrown hedgerow of blackberry and honeysuckle. Great fronds of fern, spikee of golden rod. and few short stems of late foxglove. grew the wayside. Across ...
... up the lane on the way her mother. Caroline Dickens and her sitter and her brother were with her. They were g-ilhering blackberries. She saw th* prisoner and Charlce Moorby. The boys ran She ran down tbe “White Piece,” which waa an allotment. The prisoner ...