... 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 ...

... Rosalie in her Italian story. It is true that there are no olives or vines in the Irish hamlet, bat there are cherries and blackberries in their season. The t heroine of the Italian story teas like Nelly on, the peasant heroine of the Irish novel, as if they ...

... Lave Instrentions to deal with the matter at mice laying been Stn fitter bn..rc I.e-eße.—An t t et ed . Me. J.H.P. Towel, Blackberry-terrace. Bevels Tallir. &Kithampton, lor • license to a alatighteahnuse.Mtiate P Kind. street. Watley, which belonged to ...

... Arriving foot of the cliff found ourselves in labyrinth of underwood before mentioned among which said to grow the finest blackberries in After many bootless acramble we a track that led to tbe where rock pools especielly abound of all depths and sizes for ...