... WARD. ROBERT TUART WARD, Colour Sergt. and O.R. Sergt., The Lincolnshire Regt. Grantham, July 31st, 18ffi. ENCAMPMENT at BLACKBERRY V HILL. BOAT will leave the Wharf on Monday (Bank Holiday) for Woolsthorpe Locks, at 9.30. Tickets, 1/- each. During the ...

... Thursday next. It is to be feared that many country cousins who have hitherto patronized the flower show, may be drawn to Blackberry Hill: hence the greater need that the people of Melton should think of home, and by their presence, in Egerton Park, in ...

... Volunteer Camp.—An immense amount of preparation for the Camp is going on at Brackenbury, vulgarly and erroneously called Blackberry Hill, Belvoir, and the Belvoir Coffee House Company are preparing for a busy time on the premises in Market street, Bottesford ...

... The boat arrived at Woolsthorpe Locks about eleven o'clock, and the party spent the day in visiting the Volunteer camp on Blackberry Hill, and inspecting the Castle and Gardens. Fine weather prevailed, and a most enjoyable time was the result. The boat ...

... of his Grace the Duke of Rutland, the annual encampment of the First Leicestershire Volunteers has this year been held on Blackberry Hill, a finely-wooded and picturesque plateau in close proximity to Belvoir's lordly terraces. On Wednesday week, a fatigue ...

... particulars to the Auctioneer, Uppingham ; or to MESSRS. HOUGH & TUCK, Solicitors, July 29th, 1885. Oakham and Uppingham. BLACKBERRY HILL, nenr BELVOIR CASTLE. To BUILDERS, CARPENTERS, JOINERS. FARMERS, and Others. SHOULER, SON, & WALKER Have received ...

... anserina—Silver weed. 30 Potentilla reptans— Creeping cinquefoil. 31 Poteutilla tormentilla—Tormentii. 32 Rubus fruticosus —Blackberry. 33 Agrimonia eupatoria—Common agrimony. 34 Sauguisorba officinalis —Great burnet. 35 Poterium sanguisorba —Lesser burnet ...