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... 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 ...
... lamented member. And he was bappy to say j tbat, although tbey bad not to go into tbe highways aud j byeways and seek for blackberries, they had found a gentlemau j i who wou d meet with their approbation. (Cheers.) They had t | no difficulty in finding ...
... received and attended to by q MR. JOHN SMITH, CLERK, ESTATE OFFICE, CASTLE-HILL WINCHESTER ; OB BT ?? x- WILLIAM SIBSEY. BLACKBERRY-TERRACE. SOUTHAMPTON. PAPER HANGINGS FOR 1878. THE LARGEST, CHEAPEST, and most VARIED STOCK of PAPER HANGINGS in the SOUTH ...
... Orders received and attended tn by SIR. JOHN SMITH, CLERK. ESTATE OFFICE, CASTLE-HILL WINCHESTER ; oa bt WILLIAM SIBSEY. BLACKBERRY-TKRRACE, SOUTHAMPTON. SANBY AND BERRETT FURNISHING IRONMONGERS. 6, BRIDGE-STREET, SOUTHAMPTON. SANBY AND BERRETT Solicit ...
... Orders received and attended toby MR. JOHN SMITH. CLERK, ESTATE OFFICE, CASTLE-HILL WINCHESTER ; ob by WILLIAM SIB.SEY, BLACKBERRY-TERRACE, SOUTHAMPTON. SANBY AND BEREIETT FURNISHING IRONMONGERS. 6, BRIDGE-STREET, SOUTHAMPTON. SANBY AND BERRETT Solicit ...
... Newirgton, suddenly, of heart disease, Frauds, son of William Forder, of Southampton, aged SI. On the 12th ins'ant, at 13. Blackberry-terrace, Southampton, Mary, widow of the lute William Bevan, aged 90. On tbe 6th instant, at S uthampton, Rosa, youngest ...
... in his father's brickjard, in a pond used by tbe brickburners for storing water, and at the edge of which there were some blackberry bushes. No evidence wa. forthcoming to show how .lece/ised came in the water, and at the iuqueat, yesterday (Friday), before ...
... Sir. Eichardsou's land, and be got between them and the boat. When they saw him they hid their guvs. pre- tending to be blackberrying. The constable searched and found one of the guns, which was loaded.— Fined £1 and costi 5s 6d. or fonrteen days.— The ...
... years, Arthur Young, 6, Christopher Young, 7, and a child named Biles, aged 7, living in Chandos- street, went to gather blackberries in Hill-lane, and as they did not return at a late hour at night their I parents and friends became naturally alarmed and ...
... Pegler, H. J. Buchan, J. T. Tucker, G. P. Perkins, and Alder- mtn Emanuel. Dbunk.— Richard Ryder, a carpenter, living in Blackberry- terrace, w_fs charged by Pol ice- sergeant Attn II with being drunk in High-street last night, and was fined 5s and costs ...