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... MAISEMORE. Entertainment. The vicar .t f. Dighton) presided over interest -jp given on Friday evening „ ,T large attendance, when the folk*?™ gone through :—Piano solo, ! duett, The Maid of the Milk/f' 3* Taylor; song, The Children's Hoi fe f,tf* ...
... MAISEMORE. COUNCIL —At meeting of the Parish Council'held at the School-room, Sir Thomas Robinson ~v .v* jj, there were also present— occupied the «« Short, and W, ,T. S^^ T bring the Stephens (Clerk). Maiafirnore road (the estimated matterof raising ...
... MAISEMORE. Cricket meeting was held on the 19th were elect President, Rev. C. E. Dighton; vice- at which the following officers Rev. H. Barnes, Taylor, Rev. Amery, Mr. 1. Morris, Mr. A. E. Bellamy, and Sir T. Robinson; captain, A. Watts; sub-captain, ...
... MAISEMORE. School Treat. On Thursday the annual treat to the day and Sunday School scholars offt InM.la c rrivon Sir Thomas and Lady Robinson, at Maise'moTe Park. The school children, of upwards of 80, together-withthe boys ofthechurch choir and the members ...
... MAISEMORE. Meeting.âA meeting support the candidature for the Tewkesbury division of Mr. G. B. Samuelson, M.P., was held in Maisemore Schoolroom Wednesday evening. - Mr. T. Robinson, M.P. for the city, presided, and was supported by the candidate and ...
... MAISEMORE. Change Ringing.—At Maisemore, on the occasion of the marriage of Miss Maiia Wadley, of Maisemore, to Air. 11. T. Barnes, of Darenth Lodge, Clapham Common, London, 1893 changes of grandsire doubles ■ were rung in 61 minutes by the following ...
... MAISEMORE. Club Feast.—The annual church parade and dinner of the Loyal Maisemore Lodge of Oddfellows took place on Whit-Tuesday. Headed by Mr. Kiiminster's Engineer Eand, the members walked in procession to the church in tho morning, where the sermon ...
... Bridge and Maisemore Bridge, so that it shall above ordinary flood mark, and thus prevent the great loss and inconvenience caused by inundations, and the consequent periodical interruption aud stoppage of traffio between Gloucester, Maisemore, and the Important ...
... MAISEMORE. Tea and Presentation.—A very pleasing incident occurred Maisemore Park op Thursday evening last, on the occasion of a farewell tea (riven Miss Robinson to the members of her Band of Hope and Scripture Union. Between fifty and sixty partook ...
... MAISEMORE. Sui>d?.n Death.—Particulars of the sudden d' eatn labourer named Charles Jones, aired TS wno lodged the Ship Inn, feeen to the coroner for d deoeaa«d had enjoyed fairly health since had a gtroke about nine ago. Deceased not feeling very well ...
... employed Mr. Franklin, horse-dealer. On July 24th, on the occasion Mr. Robinson's large fete at Maisemore Park, went into the White Hart Inn, Maisemore, his way the fete, and there saw defendants. All that passed then was that was asked to stand them ...
... FOUND DROWNED AT MAISEMORE. INQUEST AND VERDICT. Mr. M. F.j Carter, coroner, and a jury, held an Inquest Tuesday afternoon 'ho Ship Inn, Maisemcre, the body oi Edwin Smith, labourer which ™ found in the Severn Monday morning.—lleniy Smith, labourer, of ...