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... Anglesey ~watchmaker 18 2 1 3l Jones M., Tudor-house, Colwyn Bay, Denvigh «oWidow,, oo 1812 9 Feb, 3 Liewis George, 6 Old-row, Blackberry-pl., Mountain Ash, Glam, o’lBlo & 8 Lewis William, 2 Commercial-st., Mountain Ash, Glam., collier ae &8 AR 8 Lewis Wil iam ...
... thought seemed to strike him as his glance fell upon the crowded galleries and well-filled benches. Peers were plentiful as blackberries. The Duke of Devonshire sat aloft, with arms folded, in .slumber, and head upon bis breast, just in the old days when he ...
... for four months with Mr Day, who boy was Terr excitable every way On '.'; 1889,accused andAlfredLawrence. itb four went blackberrying at Stapleton, and Lawrence quarrelled and fought. Some t»** the fight WUhama drew revolver from hi? port, after loading ...
... loorrecit. Williams, who at the timo w9rkedl with a shoemaker named Day, quarrelled with a boy named Lawrence while they were blackberrying at Stapleton. Williams drew a revolver from his pooket and shot Lawrence in the head. The bullet was extracted, and Williams ...
... Anglesey ~watchmaker wlB 2 1 31 Jones M., Tudor-house, Colwyn Bay, Denvigh «oWidow., oo 1812 9 Feb, 3 Lewis George, 6 Old-row, Blackberry-pl., Mountain Ash, Glam, 01310 5 8 Lewis William, 2 Commercial-st,, Mountain Ash, Glam., collier wwll 8 8 8 Lewis Wil iam ...
... correct. Williams, who at the time worked with a shoemaker named Day, quarrelled with a bo> named Lawrence while they were blackberry ing at Stapleton. Williams drew a revolver from his pocket and shot Lawrence in the head. The bullet was extracted and Williams ...
... new thought seemed to strike him bis glance fell upon the crowded galleries and well-filled benches. Peers were plentiful blackberries. The Duke of Devonshire sat aloft, with anna folded, in slumber, and head upon his breast, just as the old days when he ...
... crop of strawberries it to koep all runners wero required for propagation The lecturer a' rntion merits fruiting brambles (blackberries) cultivation pr useful fruit to cottager called attention to the parsely-le&vod tho and prolific of of currants said of ...
... Fence Houses. Colliery Row, Warden Law, eolith'''. finery wood. dens, pond and whin-cover was known to us in one search for blackberries. Mushrooms, cat haws, crab apples, nuts, and not a bird's nest in wall, hedge, or tree for miles round Houghton could ...
... that t the time of starting have never won any steeple, hurdle, or any description of fiat race, are as plentiful as blackberries, and, having no record, happy ignorance about th m is the pervad ag feature. We are driven to look, under these circumstances ...
... ned Goods :- 2 lb. TIN WREST BOILED RABBIT lid. 2 lbs. RABPBERRY & GOOSEBERRY J AM 70. lbs. PLUM AND APPLE JELLY 2 lbs. BLACKBERRY AND APPLE JELLY fted. 2 lbs. BLACK CURRANTS 2 lbs. LIBBY'S ROAST BEEP f&d. ...
... nectar meetirnt of Kural banitary Authority that and may included; 1-ome- f i«n was read .from th, eranates, cranberries, blackberries, su .. c (k , IJ((u)D , wbla i Cummitwu complaining the berries, dewberries, raspberries I,a boil c., . n , , drainage ...