... Berry, said was the one who asked for drink. hoard the landlord my *' Look out! here's policeman. -Edward Ooodalt, aged Blackberry-tarrace. Bevel* Tatter, also bore like teotimoay. In ema* eramlmtlna by Mr. Berry, enid the landlord did not nek whore lived ...

... this calendar, we are a clear month $o the good, or, as some think, to the bad. White Lilies ‘ are now as plentiful as blackberries in autumn. We cannot have two forenvons in one day, although we are apparently guing to have two sumwers this season. Let ...

... Hobert Coots, CR. son of the late dr 0. H. Come. Hart.. of Hanna Home. Queen's Co.. and 77. 11111.1.1 M.—Parch 16. At 19. Blackberry-terrace. Berrie Valley. Southampton. Ada Flizabetri Heller. aged 23. PRARCE.—Match 10 at Rectory-lane. Broughton. George ...

... appointinent on when. late in the iftcrnoon, rain deo to d in tor , rot., cloth was shorn vietoty, di awn m litentilisl an blackberries in autumn. With victory within their clasp, the lawp.hire !even failed to take advantage of an ea, elh tit oppurtonity ...

... equally true. The cheaper series of cards are also beautifully finished. Foremost amongst these is one which is composed of blackberry leaves ; anything prettier iui a card of that kind could not be imagined. Another very pretty specimen has daisies round ...

... towards the Six D ials gallop, and palled up at 8t Mark’s*road. Pined 5s and 6d costa Stonb Thbowino TBB PABKa—Alfred Ware, of Blackberry-terrace, billiard marker, was summoned for throwing stones In Hoandwell Park, on the 30th August. He said threw one stone ...

... of wild flowers—i, Ernest Spencer -. Frank Stephens. Hand bouquet of ditto— l, Frank Stephens ; 2, Annie Martin. Pint of blackberries— l, Mitchell ; 2, Annie Martin, 6PBOTAL PRIZES. OoUection of vegetables (prizes by Messrs Sutton and Sons), open^to amateurs ...

... Smith, aopt., »8. New-road. SITUATION Wanted by WAITER or INDOOR SERVANT, age aB, good character ; or evening work.—C , >4. Blackberry-terrace, Bevois-road, South- LET, 7, CRAVEN-STREET, aix rooms; JL ss. od. per week, no rates; key at 7a, opposite. —Apply ...

... or (Mkt, to mama. Toed. - 64-Oa.tT.A-Mare.rwaaltampu.o. LL I. Ba-roomed Lattlyt 7s. M. ; Us, •11. A CARL. MRS. THORN. so, blackberry-U.lmm., begs to Amok Mr Irrrnd• sod sewheours who luy• nrusw)l.er , h Lays, t.) thr km of of ipvm. W ANTLL), at ow:. toad ...

... MR. CHA I qTroRLAIN. M.P. Mr. Chugv.lam a although only many political harangue.. wharh one just now as plentiful as blackberries. the keynote I the lautumn esnipnian. Ihe right Inn. gentleman hop grown to look -non:what the reportera. and thane who ...

... and Disordkrly.— /aetrs HtlUr, 40, labourer, of 84. Mount Pleasant-foad, was charged with being drank and disorderly In Blackberry-terrace Tuesday evening. —Defendant pleaded guilty, sad It appeared that used very disgustisg language. He had been previously ...

... dead. He had ascertained that they were blackberrying.—Jonathan Tyndall said that on Wednesday he left the barracks at a quarter-past eleven, in company with Ellis, Le Page and Bumstead, in quest of blackberries ; the latter went to the right, witness ...