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... The vote, which was opposed by the Conservatives, was disallowed. Henry Ramshaw's vote was opposed by the Liberals for 31, Blackberry-terrace, where he had resided seventeen years, but the opposition was unsuccessful Henry Colos. Kent-road, claimed houses ...
... magazines : from Mrs. Veal a parcel of magazines ; Mrs. Moorman, Shirley, a parcel of books ; Mis* Joy, a basket of apples and blackberries ; and the usual supply of flowers from Mrs. E. Ashby, Glenburnie House. Hill Lane, and Miss Vook. 11 Brinton's-terrace ...
... down Rich, and the cart went over him. He was removed to tii Royal South Hants Infirmary by Police- sergeant Rose. The Blackberry in South Hants.— Thecr p of ti.is useful native fruit is unusually abundant this year. The brilliant summer weather when ...
... Oxford, after a long and painful illness, Mr. C. Young, late of Southampton, in his 73rd year. On the lnth inst.. at 4. Blackberry-terrace. Bevois- valley. Southampton, Emily. wife of W. Bulpett. aged 24. On the 21st inst.. Nt 122, Buchan-terrace. Nichols'- ...
... live in close proximity to the commons and waste lands, of which large tracts still remain in this part of Hampshire, but blackberry gathering affords a treat to the dwellers in south costa towns, who make long excursions into the lanes and byeways, and ...
... l>e that such a ?? contemplated mischief of such a terrible character. He was carrying his little brother, was getting blackberries «n the line, and then in- xanst have dragged the tmr with on.- hand only. and. according to the pro*e,- u tion. placed ...
... 15th inst.. at 20, Commercial-road. South- ampton, Olive, widow of the late Mr. George Wheeler. g On'the 17th inst., at 13, Blackberry-terrace. South- ampton, Laura Frances, youngest daughter of Edwin and Rebecca Coward, aged 15 months. On the 17th inst. ...
... Mr. Kilbv : Then you are wrong for once, my friend. Slaughterhouse License.— A letter was read from Mr. J. H. P. Topp, of Blackberry-terrace, Bevois-valley, Southampton, applying for a slaughterhouse license for premises situate at Pound-street. Shirley ...
... Lave Instrentions to deal with the matter at mice laying been Stn fitter bn..rc I.e-eße.—An t t et ed . Me. J.H.P. Towel, Blackberry-terrace. Bevels Tallir. &Kithampton, lor • license to a alatighteahnuse.Mtiate P Kind. street. Watley, which belonged to ...
... ary ligt r_ w action of the overseers was reversed by the Barrister. William Pratt, claimed houses in succession from r Blackberry-terrace to 4. Carlton- place. The Libera?' objected to him on the ground that the rates were ?iid, but it was shown to be ...
... Inmates.— The Master reported that he had received for the use of the inmates a parcel of maga- zines from Mra. Cleverly, 10, Blackberry-terrace, Bevoia Town ; a quantity of pears from the Rev. E. Silver, Highfield Parsonage : and the usual supply of flowers ...
... hear you Police-station, and on the w™ iT k hlm to the through drink. The boot^ Wi t 6aid , U waB a named Brown, at 25 Blackberry S °i d t0 a man a month's imprisonment >ace -~ Sentenced t0 Nuisances. -Abraham Da vies, butcher of St AN AFFILIATION Case ...