... ,, I. mast. Bro. E. E. IVatertield, reeitation„ . I wouldn't, -_ OH would you ? Bro. E. Yryer. ivadiny, OH Ebony Blackberries. Bro. D. Adams, of the Lodge, THE FARM AND THE recited The drunkard's wife. also tang with her usual trlent Life's ...

... Maying peculiar to the first of May fn other plaoes was made a feature here on the fair- d__r__were a ...

... Mr. Henry Beesley, swede'. BI4SEYT.-July :11-t, at Mall, St. John's-nod. Newport, Thomas aged BLACKHAN.-July 28th, at 5. Blackberry terrace, Southampton, Many Blackman, aged eight year,. BROOKE. -July 4 at Bon, Isle of Wight. Ada Charlotte, youngest daughter ...

... Wales. Of titled members of the aristocracy it can only be said that they were, com- paratively speaking, as plentiful as blackberries, and the hotels and lodginghouses must have reaped a good harvest. The fireworks, which were, as on former occasions, by ...

... younger child, coming from the line near the second arch, close to Woodside-farm.— By Mr Lam V° T ?? He did not see any blackberries growine'thprp and did not see the accident- Walter Gunnine fore man plater in the employ of the London and South- western ...

... 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 ...

... a younger child, coining from the line, near the second arch close to Woodside farm.—By Mr. Lamportt Be did not see any blackberries growing there, and did not see the accident. — Walter Gunning, foreman plater, in the employ of the Company, identified ...

... 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 ...