... MAISEMORE. Lot 3.—TWO semi-detached COTTAGES and GARDENS in the occupation of Messrs. Ravenhill and Lee respectively. Lot 4.—A detached COTTAGE and GARDEN in the occupation of Mr. Thos. Clelford. HEREFORDSHIRE, On tbe borders of Gloucestershire. l_Jf ...

... MAISEMORE COURT, GLOUCESTER. Dispersion of The late Mr. THOMAS MORRIS' large and Old-established Herd of SHORTHORNS. JOHN THORNTON and CO. Will SELL by Aucnott, on Friday next, September 18 (one o'clock). at Maisemore Court, two miles from Gloucester ...

... MAISEMORE. Shooting Match. —A sparrow shooting match took place at the Ship Inn, Maisemore, on Tuesday afternoon, for £5 side, between Mr. H. Burford and Mr. J. Hooper, who were allowed ten birds each. The final score was; Burford five; Hooper four. Several ...

... 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. Change Ringing.—On Tuesday the Maisemore Ringers visited Bromaberrow, and permission of the Rector, rang the bells 1892 changes of Grand si re doubles in 61 minute*. The ringers were follows:—B. Etheridge (conductor), treble; A. Haviland. 2nd ...

... MAISEMORE. Entertainment.—There was a very successful entertainment held in the schoolroom of this village on Friday, the inst. The room was well filled with an appreciative audience. Mies Dighton (Maisemore Vicarage) presided at the pianoforte in her ...

... MAISEMORE. communication published Inst week from this whs unauthorised by the parties named in it. We bare piren up the M.S., and hope it will lend to the discovery of the writer, who bad the effrontery to use the signature of the supposed sender as ...

... MFETING AT MAISEMORE An fiithiutiastir meeting was held in the Maisemoro xchuuliooai on Monday evening supiiort of the canilniature Mr. M.l*. The room was well tilled. Mr. T. Robinson, M.P., who took the chair, .“aid they had been represented there so ...

... 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, ...

... ENTERTAINMENT MAISEMORE. FxiJay encertainmeut was given in the schoolroom Maiaamore, the proceeds of which will be banded to the Soldiers and Sailors Families’ Association. The first part of the programme consisted of vocal and instrumental music, whilst ...

... 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 ...