... having a few tem open, would like to arrange Batches with clubs of wedia> str. ogtb. The secretary (Mr. F. W. b. toond at U. Blackberry-terrace. Southampton. • - • • TTi® •Kr.Ury .t UwClifton Cricket Club wnl, to matebe* for Wtdond.v dote. Addreu, Clurloi ...

... in the neighbourhood? Those of us who recollect Chilton-lane as it was, with its stately trees, its tangled hawthorn and blackberry hedges, can hardly contemplate the improvement there without a shudder and a sigh. A melancholy iron fence, a dismal ...

... and is knlown -to keep le down this weedt to tin enormous exteut. These beantiful little birds used to be as common as i blackberries, as the saying ist, now they are more or les rareand yearly become mlore searce. TheyI are favourite birds with birdeatchers ...

... Sv'uthamptoo, or 5s weekly.—C.S., Echo Office, Southampton. ANTED, m Small HOUSE, lo or near Bevois Town.—Apply, W.N., 18, Blackberry* terrscs, Souihamptoo. WANItb to PurchiM, > null FREEHOLD, near Southampton Common, with aide entrance and garden.—Wute ...

... in the woods of the country, and rambled along the lanes and gathered wild flowers for his sisters, and strawberries and blackberries; and he found Christ in that county—Christ, who had been the joy of his life. He wooed and won one of their daughters, ...

... their earnings by conducting bands? Civil Servant editors, company promoters, and things of that sort are as common as blackberries, but the line ought to be drawn somewhere, else the poor deserving organgrinder, far from his beloved Italy, will find ...

... ho is called to rule over tin* J®® u naked candles, although undoubtedly r aunt h:id been helped into old dusty yemcie, blackberries, and a still more minute binding us together m the unity of lajn have to be used in future, wliidi at once proved spnngless ...