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... Shields; Derdritch Va Voorn, Mr. W. Barton; Marmaduke Magog. Mr. T. H. Walden; Master Marmaduke Master P. Locke; Bobby Blackberry, Mr. J. T. Ballar d;n Barbelot, Mr. Smith; Culverdine, Mr. C. Barton; Alice Manners, Miss L. Wilson • Bella Manners, Miss ...
... a letter—ln fact he had to smite half a down letters nonconformist members of Parliament. for they were as plentiful as blackberries (laughter)--congratulating him on his success, and expressing leis gladness that the man he esteemed so warmly was returned ...
... arrived at Netley about 10.4.5. The morning was spent in visits to the Hospital, rambles on the beach, and a general hunt for blackberries, which were abundant, and in the I afternoun a Cricket match was played tee Abbey grounds lictween the first eleven of ...
... arrived at Netley about 10.45. The morning was spent in visits to the hospital, rambles on the beach, and a general hunt for blackberries, which were abundant, and in the afternoon a cricket match was played in the Abbey grounds between the first eleven of ...
... for whom Mr. Killby appeared, was summoned by Eliza Payne for a like offenoe on Thursday.— The complainant lives at 19, Blackberry-terrace. Bevois-valley. and she said tbe defendant lived near, and on Thursday afternoon he came to her house, called her ...
... had been in the occupation of the pre. celled. mime since the Ist of June, 1879. He paid the rent and George Buckle, of Blackberry-terrace, claimed in respect rates.-The vote being allowed, Mr. Gibbs applied for exof five rooms at 109, High-street, and ...
... Ballard gait the mime of George Ling, and sold lived in Ilmtling.roul.— Defeedanta alleged they were merely looking for blackberries, of whirl, they had earl, picked • gallon mid a half, but the gamekeeper it we. only • metetice—they onlv had about a dozen ...
... some really useful information, mation, which is not to bareadily found else wb ere. A pretty Eiece of poetry ' ' Our Blackberrying ; and the tales The regend ot the Yburg'' by C. E. Rose ; *« ARoyal Vision ; ' •- A Dark Night a Work, no fiction ...
... by bananas and other delioions fruit trees, and they oould walk ashore and pick pineapples muoh the same as they oould blackberries in England, while the weather waa lovely. Yachting Intblligbncb.— The Louro, ss, Sir W. Mo__teath Scott, Bart, and Doris ...
... at half-past 8 o'olock that «S. I He watched It till half-past 9, whe£he saw HeUior CoSe^m the direction of his house in Blackberry-terrace andt»ir_»f of the bundlea of straw into his stables. He came ont__nst„!v hold ot the third bundle. He looked up ...
... and W. Spence(); 2nd, R. Adams. Hand bouquei.—lst, A. Smith; 2nd. r,le Reynolds. Garlands hoops.—lst, A. Smith. Pint of blackberries in a plate—lit. W. Roll; 2nd, R. Adaros, Collection of wild bernes.—lst, R. Adam.; A. Smith. Spekial prise for ladiee—eentre ...
... their thanks, and referred the matter to a oommittee. LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. LIQUIDATIONS. John Thomas Palmer, 6 and 13, Blackberry-terrace, Bevois- valley, formerly of 30, Bedford-place, A moj -street, both in Soutbampton, baker. Jobn Witt, of Fisher ...