... 76 years. DBAN.—Febiuary 7, at 15, OQuslow-road, Soutbampton, Elien House Dean, aged 68 years. DENNIS.— February 1, at % Blackberry-terrace, Bevois-valley, Southampton. James Peler, youngest son of W. L. aud B. Dennis, aged 7 years. | |»:m.\‘n‘..A February ...

... Mies Harvey) with marigolds, corn. and fern leaves ; stalls and chancel (Mite's L. and J. Carlyon) with roses, dahlias, blackberries, wry, and wheat ; reading desk (by Misses Katie and Howie ; font (by Mies C. Carlyle) with water lilies, seers, lilies ...

... marrow) ; and sometimes both characters combined Ms the plum). Others again produce a number seeds in one caster, as the blackberry dike or so small cherries) and the strawberry (very different to stryclure, carrying the little seedcases on top instead ...

... Marion It•ason ; 2nd, F. Adams. Hand bouquet do.—lst. Alice Gilbert; god, Season. Garlands on hoops—lit, F. Adams. Plate of blackberries—let, A. Rolfe; 2nd. Adams. Collection of wild berries-Ist. A. Rolfe: 2nd, F. Adams. For the best centre table decoration ...

... 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 ...

... 6»t (allowed sib) .« \d.ld Grove Hill, Tombnaon Betting : 6 Ben Stroma, a gat Collarette, 5 Grove Hill, to each Blackberry and Manncette. Won a length and a half; a bad third. COURSE BETTING AFITR THE GREAT YORSHIRE STAKES. ST. 408 Donovui (m) ...

... me, gardener to Ale J. W 3 lie) sent some tine elsck grapes (not for competition), and specimens of a cross between the blackberry and raspberry;' while Mr. Curtis (gardener to Mr. J. S. Dixon) also seat some beautiful black grapes. Mr. Middleton, gardener ...

... people paid him. Having succeeded so far, he was inducnl to try the game on at a higher cluss of houses, and commenced at Blackberry-terrace, Bevois-valley, and would no doubt have succeeded in netting a very good sum had it not been nipped in the bud. ...

... 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 ...

... vegetables had been sent, including bags and baskets of potatoes, apples, pears, onions, turnips, carrots, tomatoes, grapes, blackberries, vegetable marrows, loaves of bread — one being a monster of 161b.— cakes, Ac. and even a bottle or two of onions in pickle ...

... 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 ...

... iust.. Nt 86, St. Marys-road, Southampton, Florence May, daughter of M. Lloyd, aged 23 months. On ttie I7tu mat., at 22, Blackberry-terrace, Southampton, John James, only son of Johu and Sarah Heller, aged 6 months. On tke 21et inst., a» Hylton Houae, ...