Blackburn

The name comes from 17th-century water privileges, The Blackburn Privilege and The Union Factory Privilege.

They came to Blackburn on Tuesday night, and were joined there by four or five companies more.

Before he replied Colonel Ashburton looked up gravely at the portrait of Blackburn's mother which hung over the mantelpiece.

I'll tell her if you think I ought to—or perhaps it would be better to go straight to Mr. Blackburn?

At dawn the following morning the big herd was divided into about the proportions suggested by Blackburn.

Blackburn was gazing at the hills on the horizon, while there flickered and waned in his face a look that was almost prophetic.