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... survived only two hours. tyA* On the Ist mat., at Paris, the wife of Peter Pari* of a son. 0r On the 2i inst., at Spring Hill, Maisemore, ne* 1 cester, the wife of Francis Edward Guise, Esq, °l *q, ' On the 3d inst., at Hereford, the wife of the R* v ' Hayter ...
... daughter. On the 4th inst., at Penge-lane, Sydenham, Mrs. Edward Frith, of a daughter. On the 2 I inst. ' at SP - ring Hill, Maisemore, near Gloucester, the wife of Francis Edward Guise, Esq., of a son. On the 4th inst., at Balham, Mrs. John Magnus, of a son ...
... Twelve best swede turnipv, 1/., Mr. R Stratton. Twelve best mangold wnrtrel, 1/.. Mr. S. Twelve best carrots, 1/, Mr. Snnnan Maisemore. Twelve best cabbiges, , 1/ Mr W. Woodward. WiiE iT—(JutUes—Capl. Walters ami A. Bulb, Esq.l—Oitta L Baker Esq.—To occupier ...
... respectively the Maisemore and tho Gloucester channels, the principal part of the river traffic passing along the latter channel. There are of course two bridges, called the Gloucester end Over bridges, and the railway crosses the Maisemore channel below ...
... explain here that the river Severn as it approaches the city of Gloucester divides into two channels, called respectively the Maisemore and the Gloucester channels, the principal part of the river traffic passing along the latter channel. There are of course ...
... respectively II . Maisemore and the Gloucester cl sanels, the principal r osartof the rivertrac ?? aloe g the latter channel. Trfie're are of course two bridges, calD ei the Glo'ucester and rthe Over bridges, and -the rsilway crosses the Maisemore channel below ...
... we fear will require more than the intervening time between this date and the 18th June to overcome. The bridge over the Maisemore channel has been completed long ago, and there are considerable lengths of the line westward completed; while in several ...
... difficulty of finishing the brKjge over the Wye at Chepstow, and one the two bridges over the Severn Gloucester. The bridge over Maisemore channel has been completed for many months. The line, after crossing the Severn, panes over several streets of the city to ...
... I1st 1i0b . . 2 Mr. Hooper's Lalla Rookh, 6dyes, lest ?? 5 Mr. Wadley's Child of the Mist. lost b 3 . . 4 Mr. Burford's Maisemore Lass, 4 yrs, gst 31b ?? broke down Won by three lengths. After the raees, which were concluded about. six o'clock, the company ...
... sold for ; if entered sold for bovb allowed 51b, “lb, 30 12lh, 20 171b; heats, one mile ana half: 7 aubs. Mr H. Burford’s m Maisemore La«s, rr». P*t Iflh . , , fMsova), W. Rm» • n«»n 3 I Fotter** b Stranaer, rr*. lliat 31b '2O J. Or»n»c* l » Mr Henderson's ...
... (Knight) 2 2 Mr. Burford 's Maisemore Lass (Cheswas) bolted Betting—Cosachia even agst 'the field, 2 to 1 agst Maisemore Lass, and 4 to 1 agst Jessie. At starting Jessie led, but was evidently more friskey than sound. Tho Maisemore Lass bolted, or was forced ...
... (Knight) 2 2 Mr. Burford's Maisemore Lass (Cheswas) bolted Betting—Cosachia even agst the field, 2to 1 agst Maisemore Lass, and 4 to 1 agst Jessie. At starting Jessie led, but was evidently more friskey than sound. The Maisemore Lass bolted, or will forced ...