... BELVOIR. The Asni ai. Athlkik Svorts the Company of Volunteers will take place Blackberry Hill on September 24th. '1 v will parade the Castle at 11 a. m„ and the sports commence 3 p.m. ...

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... ANNUAL SPORTS. The annual athletic sports of the Belvoir Company Volunteers Company, Leicestershire Regiment), took place 011 Blackberry Hill, near the Castle, Wednesday afternoon. For the most pait the day was favourable, although during the afternoon a heavy ...

... Persons are requested refrain f/fym TRESPASSING on (.and in the ion of J. Corner, the parish of Old Dalby, scw'li of Nits, Blackberries, X'c. Any per-Mii found trespassing this date will prosecuted.—Old Sept. 13th, V'OTICK. Any pers'iih found. 'J'VIESPASSfXG ...

... was seen to the greatest advantage, for even hedges, busk'd in bravery, look'd rich that sunny morn: the scarlet hip and blackberry, so prank'd September's thorn ! The jury commenced their inspection of the River Devon at Easthorpe Mill, a place fraught ...

... rattle. Kosacauiua—Dog-rose. 191 >sa arveusis— I Trailing white Rose. li»» Kul'iis iileus—Raspberry. I!>> Rubus fruricjsus—Blackberry. 11»7 ca'iius—Dewberry. 198 Rumox obtusifolius—Dock. R utiles acetosa—Sorrel. L'ijiI Rumes acetosella—Sheep's sorrel. 1 ...

... their arrangement and completion. font was surmounted light canopy, covered with moss, and relieved with corn, acorns, blackberries, and tiie like: the cross at the top composed of oats, with a clii: *er of mountain ash berries in the centre. Round the ...

... viaduct over the River Devon. Alighting from the train near the terminus, the geologists walked at a brisk pace to Belvoir by Blackberry Hill, and joined tbe rest of the party at the Peacock Inn, where substantial repast was partaken of. After tea the whole ...