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... A FLOATING TOMB. An inquest was held at Maisemore, near Gloucester, on January 23, concerning the death of James Davies, aged 53, a native of Lythill, near Shrewsbury, whose body was recovered from the Severn on Friday last, under remarkable circumstances ...
... A FLOATING TOMB. An inquest was held at Maisemore, near Gloucester, on January 23, concerning the death of James Davies, aged 53, a native of Lythill, near Shrewsbury, whose body was recovered from the Severn on Friday last, under remarkable circumstances ...
... VOLUNTEER MOVEMENT IN GLOUCESTERSHIRE. On Tuesday a grand review of upwards of 6,000 Rifle Volunteers took place on the Maisemore Ham, Gloucester, by Lieutenant-Colonel Hutchinson, commanding officer of the western district, in the presence of an immense ...
... prize offered by the Duke of Cambridge. Oo Tuesday, grand review of upwards of 6,000 Rifle Volunteers took place on the Maisemore Ham, at Gloucester, by Lieut.-Col. Hutcbiusoo, commanding officer of the western district, in the presence of an immense ...
... “A FLOATING TOMB. An inquest was held at Maisemore, near Gloucester. concerning the death of James Davies, a native of Lythill, near Shrew: » whose body was recovered from the Severn under remarkable circumstances. Walter Donald was ing along the river ...
... FLOATING TOMB. An inquest was held at Maisemore, near Gloucester, on January 23, concerning the death of James Davies, aged 53, a native of Lythill, near Shrewsbury, whose body was recovered from the Severn on Friday last, under remarkable circumstances ...
... Almshouses, A-0.1-,-pdm&rn. GOODRICH.—On the inst., at 33, Central-hill, Upper Nmmm fourth daughter of William and llln’? of Maisemore Court, Glousestershire, m:m the 4th finst., at 00fi.1.‘ Robert mmmnmm year. No flowers by special M HT.—On the 3rd inst., ...
... WEEKLY NEWS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1889. JUDGES. Carros.—(All breeds except Jerseys.)—T. Duckham, Holmer, Hereford ; T. Morris, Maisemore Court, Gloucester; and J. P. Terry, Berryfield, Aylesbury. Jerseys—G. W. Baker, Luton Hoo, Beds., and C. A. Barnes, Solesbridge ...
... ; i 3U entries, representing 3i>o aniimls, Leamington, in the previous year. The judges were for cattle, Mr. T. Morris. Maisemore Court, Gloucester, and Mr. J. Thompson, Chippenham ; and for horses Mr. Arnold, SiiackvTstone. Atherntone; Mr. T. Kush, the ...
... broker.—J. Doubleday, Nottingham.— T. Gibhins, Rugby, bootmaker.—E. Hudson, Bonghton Moachelsea, Kent, grocer.—C. Ayland, Maisemore, Gloucestershire, fisherman.—J. Woodyatt, Upper Arley, Staffordshire, miller.—J. West, Wollaston, carpenter.—J. Paine, Stonllon ...
... frogs the 2nd Page.) The following gentlemen acted as Judges : Cserts.—lifeesra. T. Duckham, Holm.r, Hereford; T. Morris, Maisemore Court, Gloucester; and J. P. TerrY, BerryBeld, Aylesbury. JCIUSZTS. —Merin. G. W. Baker, Luton Beds; and C. A. Barnes, S ...
... Llanbecir, Denbiglshire, Arthur Goodrich, of Lincoln's Inn-fields, third surviving son of the late William Goodrich, Esq., of Maisemore Court, Gloucestershire, to Isabella Emma, youngest daughter of the Rev. E. Thelwall, Reetor of Llanbedr. Dec. 21, at Intwood ...