... having any claims upon or against the said Southampton Dairy Company. Lletted, of 55, Above Bar 3, St. Andrew Broad ; I, Blackberry terrace, Bern!, Valley; and Susseeroad. In the Town and County of Southampton, are hereby required to send particulars of ...

... yesterday. The polling is to-day. Bideford telegram states that the Star of Peace. schooner, of Plymouth, bas gone ashore at Blackberry Cliffs, Rutland. There is no information as to the crew. Lloyds' agent at Bremen telegraphs :— River is completely blocked ...

... worked in straw, also the text I am the bread of life The other chancel window. were Modtarty treated. ripe and unripe blackberries greatly added to the whole effect. On the altar were pawed three sheave, oe corn, and at the base of the centre aisle was ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Snub Is the matter.— Kr.. Snook then deposal that prisoner ram. to Mr shop about eight o'clock on Friday and raked for blackberries. Whom mid the had nor, and primmer mist Thank you. and walked away. Wit continued welling. but shouly afterwards ...

... Barrett. aged 6 months. BELL.-Jan. 31. at 8, it. Pete4'oBd, llouttamplon, Mary Ann Bell. aged td. BONSET,-Feh. 2, at IL Blackberry-terrace, Bards Talley, Southampton. Mr. Benjamin loamy, 34 In the service of the London and South-Western Railway Company ...

... occasion, referring to something which might happen, say she didn't care—she could die. Lucy, wife of Frederick Rowe, of 16, Blackberry terrace, said she had had the acquaintance of the dammed about four months. She wee with her on Tuesday afternoon from about ...

... grapes, alternately white and purple, dressed at the top with wheat, while on the dwarf wall were placed plums, wild nuts, blackberries, sad Waves. The clergy sod choir stall. were dressed with corn, fruit, MOM, and flowers in a very pretty manner, and the ...