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... Gold-street. . awe garden, R n1b56 81, Hertford-sireet, five rooms door. semi-detached ; 6s. 5d. week ; no next OWLAND’S CASTLE.—Blackberry and Nutting Sea- Son. Furnished immediate possesston.— Apply R. J, Cunningham, Norfolk-street, 1464 4 GRIGG STREET, 5 rooms; ...
... Bigwood, aged 11, of Arctic-road, in Shambler's Copse, on Monday ereuing. was stated that the child and a companion were blackberrying when the prisoner approached them and committed the alleged offence. Information was directly afterwards given to the police ...
... years of age, who is the daughter George Burt, blacksmith, livintr 11, Adelaide-place, Fareham, was en the day in question blackberrying with some other children on Peel Common, when the prisoner asked to po with them. They consented, and tiie prisoner sent ...
... afternoon saw the prisoner, who was standing at the gate of a field were about to enter, He was asked toallow them to gather blackberries; and be gave his consent, The prisoner separsted witness from ber two little friends, telling the latter to go one way ...
... 3 %0 stand in she way of any outlay for the benefit of himaelt, ’ lam giad 0 hear that the probibition against ploking blackberries on Lady Heary go.onlt'- essateat Cartlemorton bas been w.thdrawn sinoe my ref rence to the matter in last week's 7ruth ...
... is the daughter of Gearge- Burt, a blacksmith, living at 11, Adelaids-ulate, A5 lFarehamn, was en the day in question black-berrying with some other children on Peel Common, when th ihe prisoner asked to en with themi. Tnlev con- sented, a;nd tile prisoner ...
... afternoon of the previous Monday. appeared from the evidence, which was given very clearly , that the littl* girl, with was blackberrying in Shamhler'sCopse, when tne accused met them and committed the complained of. —Medical evidence having been csl ed, the ...
... and th'rd : Can't celt was fourth. Silo fifth, Wurdy Warfare sixth, Truthlul seventh, the last pair being: New a 2.30.-TUX BLACKBERRY MAIDEN PLATE of 105 feU furlongs. VrManton's Ci/rlqrton Calder 1 SirJ. Duke's The Corsiean C irna'sLiinbro . F. Pratt 0 ...
... his schoolmate Toni, aged 13, eud Oex my-elt ;rett over the hill blackberrying and , nutting. We walked as far as Southwick Copse, E fis and tilled our baslkets with nute tind blackberries, and havilg ate oair lunch too eisrly we felt rather da hungry, ...
... Egg Plums, 1/-. Nectarines, 1/-. Quinces, 73d. Tomatoes (vhofi. Tins, 73d; Bottles, 1/-. Sugar Corn, 83d. JAMS, Special—Blackberry, 6d. Colden Plum, 6d. 3lb Jars Golden Plum, 1/-, Apricé)t, 7d, 21b 1/-. Cherry Jam, 7d. and 1/-. ARTONS—A Few Good Boxes ...
... lb. Muscatels Is., Is. 2d. lb. Crystallised Ginger (none better) 6d. lb. bs. Jam B*6*. 31ds. Marmalade, C. and 10d. 31 Blackberry and Apple Fineat Turkeys lb. ORANGES, APPLES, NUTS, &c. COOPER COOPER CELEBRATED LONDON TEAS. No Wines, Spirits, or Beer ...