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... Mr. Kilbv : Then you are wrong for once, my friend. Slaughterhouse License.— A letter was read from Mr. J. H. P. Topp, of Blackberry-terrace, Bevois-valley, Southampton, applying for a slaughterhouse license for premises situate at Pound-street. Shirley ...
... ary ligt r_ w action of the overseers was reversed by the Barrister. William Pratt, claimed houses in succession from r Blackberry-terrace to 4. Carlton- place. The Libera?' objected to him on the ground that the rates were ?iid, but it was shown to be ...
... Inmates.— The Master reported that he had received for the use of the inmates a parcel of maga- zines from Mra. Cleverly, 10, Blackberry-terrace, Bevoia Town ; a quantity of pears from the Rev. E. Silver, Highfield Parsonage : and the usual supply of flowers ...
... hear you Police-station, and on the w™ iT k hlm to the through drink. The boot^ Wi t 6aid , U waB a named Brown, at 25 Blackberry S °i d t0 a man a month's imprisonment >ace -~ Sentenced t0 Nuisances. -Abraham Da vies, butcher of St AN AFFILIATION Case ...
... the gathering of blackberries for Liverpool and Man- chester markets now provides profitable occupation for the country people. Enormous quantities are being sent away. A mother and three children will earn 10s and 12s weekly blackberry-picking. Dealers ...
... and double dahlia., riatmted iv, and moss, rarious assortments of ferns. The pulpit was fringed with Virginian creeper and blackberry leave., the panels Gaining various flowers, the centre one hearing a massive cease wade solely of purple and white grapes ...
... on com- plainant's son, Charles Thomas, who deposed that on the 25th September he was in a Held in Broad-lane, picking Blackberries. The defendant came into the field, and whipped him across the leg. He hit witness two or three times. It was the defendant's ...
... Northam, was charged with stealing a cake, valne Bd, from a baker's cartin Northam- road, the property of George Meaden, of 6, Blackberry- terrace. Bevois-valley.— ln consequence of repeated robberies from the cart, it was left in Northam-road, and Mr. Meaden ...