... wife of Robert Houston , and yonogeat daughter of the late William Alford, of Southampton. On tbe 12th instant, at 25, Blackberry-terrace, Sonthamp- ton, Charles Woods, formerly of Ventnor, Isle of Wight, aged 65. On the 9th instant, at the Boyal South ...

... aged 34 On the 4th instant, in High-street, Southampton, Caroline, widow of Mr. J. Tucker, aged 79. On the sth instant, in Blackberry-terrace. Southampton, Frederick, eon of Mr. H. Sleppard. aged 5 years. On the 9th inst.. in St. Georges-place. Southampton ...

... response to some remarks from Mr. Falvey as to the abundant supply of magistrates for the borough, sai 1 they were as thick as blackberries, so much so that scarcely was a man brought before the bench for beinir drHnk. without his (the Mayor) having to take the ...

... proceeded through a copse, on each side of which were hazel treeß loaded with nuts, to say nothing of the brambles with blackberries— and here we may mention that Lord Henry Scott had kindly given permission for those who chose to go a nuttin' to do ...

... for Boms y, via Hursley aid Chilworth. Startiug at 3.40 p.m., the fiist halt was made about a mile out of Hursley, tbe blackberries, which are very r.eutiful here, provinz too great a tetnp'ation to most of the members. Afterwards they pioceeded \ ia ...

... last, to the inexpressible grief of his widow and all who knew him. A surfeit of Blackberries.— The death of Thomas Gotten. ln, aged 11 years, from eating blackberries, was re- I ported to Mr. Carttar, tbe Coroner for West Kent, on Saturday. I The deceased ...

... Rose, a por_ butcher, to take care of them for ber. She did not know anything about I goods being saut from her mother's at Blackberry-terrace, I BevoisTowu, addressed to Mayfield, iv Stratford. Mr. William Horton said,— l am the managing clerk for > Messrs ...