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... Reading, who scored 16 for the first stage of the St. George's Challenge Vase. However, seventeens were as plentiful as blackberries, and many of those scores did not find a place is the 60, although last year 23 sixteens were admitted. ht spite of the ...
... of Highland oxen, by ' Mr. Thomas Burgess, in pencil, to which were award ded a prize by the committee; and a branch of blackberries, in pencil, from the plaster, which took a prize, and one from the committee also, was executed in a superior manner by ...
... property of Mr. W. Craddock, who is leaving. Particulars in due course. LYNE and ACOCK. Cold Astan, Norddesch, March 9, 1871. BLACKBERRY BUSHES, ICOMB, Oa, asikfrowt Chipping-Norio* .isixotiost,G.W R. OAK TIMBER, ASH POLES, AND FAGOTS T BB SOLD BY AUCTION, ...
... lying near the village Of Bledingtoa. To view apply to Charles Harris, at Bledington, and tlis sale will at Two o'clock at Blackberry Bushes. LONG COMPTON. 11 stiles/rout Noreen, $ frees Meristeo-ia-Marsh, a i Bhipston-wilwar. 210 Long-woolled SHEEP, 47 ...
... the traveller, which needleu and in meat instances highly discreditable publics are to be found almost as plentiful as blackberries in season in oar neighbouring villages. I know many pretty and interestlog villages around Oxford where, but for these ...
... of any kind—Picture, James Bowl. Basket of Flowers, beet—Picture; Mirian Dore ; 2nd best., smaller, ditto,Jare Pratley. Blackberries, bst dish—Picture, Matilda Thornett. The whole of the shipwrighteron the Clyde who have been on the strike for an advance ...
... Yo• k Life *lenient towsseagolholtz.l4l=ayeiu..nta ry or age tie i rl i 4 e . t . l V.lFetUet-). Committee selected the blackberry:mil buttercup it•• ,ii - 2:nuettles-Itawconstabie.istated tha he was on titry : Assurrinfr4lfothliineBr•ttitetrlM's r :Vlah ...
... at Grimsbury, en Monday. The following evidenes was addused : James Bonnard. a boT about 12 years of age, that he was blackberrying on Monday afternoon down the road leading to Middleton Cheney. His sister was with him, and he asked her to carry the tin ...
... BLACKBERRY BUSHES, 'COMB, three miles from Stow-on-the- Wold and two from Chipping Norton Junction, C. W.R. COPPICE OAK TIMBER and SAPLINGS, Capital ASH POLES, LEGWOOD, LONGTAILS, and FAGOTS. O BE SOLD BY AUCTION, T By ACOOK and RANK On Tuesday, March ...
... hundred years ago, when tokens were the order of the day as subetitutes for Government copper coias, and were plenty as blackberries all over the land, says : The tokens which every tavern and tippling-house, in the days of anarchy amonpt us, presumed ...
... Paternoster-row. A Candle Lighted by the Lord, is one of &series of articles that are interesting and instructive. Blackberries, by J. F. Gal wey, is a delightful poem. Music and Religion is a thoughtful sketch of lectures by F. L. Ritter, of ...
... Oxford, and once connected with the Abbey of Abingdon. It is noted for primroses, violets, and other wild flowers ; also blackberries and nuts ; but none of these were in season at the time of our visit. Hearne, the antiquary, speaks of one Blake, a traitor ...