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MOTE.—HAT OVER THE POOA

... —HAT OVER THE POOA. SPECIAL OFFER IGH • LASS J>RESERVES MANUFACTURED BY MATTHEWS, BEDFORD STREET, PLYMOUTH. HIGH STREET BLACKBERRY JAR, Üb. Jar, fid Zb. Jar, KM. APPLE JAM. 31b. Jar, 10*d. vary excell® combination delicious favour. ...

Published: Monday 29 April 1889
Newspaper: Western Daily Mercury
County: Devon, England
Type: Article | Words: 36 | Page: 2 | Tags: none

One pair can be taken separately. Tapestry Table Cover, 2 yards square, gobelin blue ground with black and gold ..

... from Thornton & Co. Leamington, Spa. Tea set consisting of 6 Cups and Saucers, 2 Cakeplates, i Slop Bowl, pink ground with blackberries and blossom t 5 o 6 Afternoon Tea Cups and Saucers, cream ground, Sepia pattern, the set ••• 4 cy China Dish, 3 divisions ...

SHOREHAM (KENT)

... Song, My ain lad’’ (A. S. Gatty). Miss Wilmot. Song, Only once more,” Mr. F. Carpenter. Piano. Miss Florence Den by. Song, Blackberries and kisses” (J. L. Hatton), Aliss Daly. Song, The Reefer” (Rockstvo), Air. Hurnell. Duet, piano and violin. Mrs. Whitehead ...

Published: Tuesday 30 April 1889
Newspaper: Sussex Express
County: Sussex, England
Type: Article | Words: 528 | Page: 3 | Tags: none

LEIGH

... Stubbing*, and Bruoker Xcene—Hunters camping out Pianoforte Duet The Misses >orsbie Song The Last of the Boys Boby Song. Blackberries and Kisses ..Miss Daly bong.. Come to me 'words and music the sinret) Mr W. E. E.Us Violin *olo Miss Wallis Comic Song ...

LEIGH-NEXT-TUN BRIDGE

... Martin. Ford, Stubbings, and Bmoker. Pianoforte duet, the Misses Sorsbie. Song. “The last of the l>.»vs.” Mr. Roby. Song. “ Blackberries and kisses.” Miss Daly. Song, “Come to me” (vx-ords and music by Mr. Kills), Mr. W. K. Kllis. Violin solo. Miss Wallis ...

Published: Tuesday 30 April 1889
Newspaper: Sussex Express
County: Sussex, England
Type: Article | Words: 554 | Page: 3 | Tags: none

LEIGH-NEXT-TUNBRIDGE

... Martin, Ford, Stubbiop, and Brooker: Pianoforte duet, the Misses Sorsbie. Song, The last of the boys, Mr. Bobo. Song, '• Blackberries and kisses, MiSA Daly. Song, Come to me (words and music by Mr. Ellis), Mr. W. E. Ellis. Violin solo, Miss Wallis. Comic ...

WHAT WE SAY

... as it was in direct opposition to fact. It is true that dead bodies of human beinr are not found to be as plentiful as blackberries in the autumn, noras numerous as are the carcasesof ill-fated cataand dogs, but thatthere havebeen several dead persons ...

Published: Tuesday 30 April 1889
Newspaper: South Wales Daily Telegram
County: Monmouthshire, Wales
Type: Article | Words: 1160 | Page: 1 | Tags: none

NOTES BY THE WAY

... upon kites, marbles, :. , u1 playtime. At ten the boy wants to leave school and have nothing to do but go birdnesting, and blackberry hunting. At fifteen he wants a beard, a watch, and a pair of , Wellington booth. At twenty he wishes to cut a figure and ...

SANDHURST

... My sin lad (A. S. Getty), Miss Wilmot. Song, Only once more, Mr. F. Carpenter. Piano, Miss Florence Denby. Song, Blackberries and kisses (J. L. Hatton), Miss Daly. Song, The Reefer Rockstvo), Mr. Humell. Duet, piano and violin, Mrs. Whitehead ...

ON THS RACE SIDE-

... Birthday, -'i*-! .* k. Stately, Storm Queen, Marian Hood, -• Hvni.ersos’u Naps»a, Kia. and Scope, came 't' h. Carnation, Blackberry. A?., aid good I'-ismb’k Horton and Zigzag did mile and • i P«*arl. Eleußis, and Vistula covered a six our seveial were ...

Published: Monday 29 April 1889
Newspaper: Sporting Life
County: London, England
Type: Article | Words: 2986 | Page: 3 | Tags: none

SUFFOLK GENERAL HOSPITAL

... Hospital was overflowing, and at the present time there were six or seven beds empty when letters were as plentiful as blackberries. He assured the meeting that they were administering up to the fullest possible requirements of the district from which ...

Published: Tuesday 30 April 1889
Newspaper: Bury and Norwich Post
County: Suffolk, England
Type: Article | Words: 6745 | Page: 6 | Tags: none

YEOVIL EASTER VESTRIES

... public, or the Highway not repair It without being surcharged by the ',editor.— Mr. Newlyn said there was no doubt but that Blackberry Lane was public roadway. The nun.- her of cottages to its neighboughood hail Incrcamil, !asil there was a considerable amount ...