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... DEATHS Hamblin—February 9, at Maisemore, George Hamblin, aged 80 years. Hayward—February 11, at Northleach, iubert aged 75 years. Kilbey—February 10, at York-cottage, road, Cheltenham, Mr Henry G. Kilbey (Towa Crier), aged 77 years. Kingscote—February ...
... Elmore, 100 tons and 200 tons; Henipsiead, 50 tons; Highnam, Over, eo 50 tons; Hucclecote, 50 tons; Longford i, 60 tons; Maisemore, 30 tons; Matson, 50 tons; Qued- geley, 100 tons; Sandhurst, 180 tons; Norton, #0 tons and 75 tons; Tuffley, 250 tons; Twig- ...
... character. and the whole of the business was dis- animated thou, they would get nothing. The View posed of iu about an hour. of Maisemore found s supporter in Sir Gerald Codrington. While heartily agreeing with the con. solidation and simplification of the law ...
... gational Church, by the Rev. Frank Windmill-parade, Gloucester, to Fanny, youngest daughter cf the late James ‘Trigg, of Maisemore, near Gloucester. DEATHS. James—April 12, at 96 Weston-road, Gloucester, Sarah, widow of the late Thomas James, aged 78 years ...
... Church, by the Bey. W. Hogan, Frank Gillman.ofWindmill-parade, Gloucester, to Fanny, youngest daughter the late James Trigg, Maisemore, near Gloucester. Hack —Drage—AprillH, the Parish Church, Olney. Bncks. by the Bey J. P. Langley, John H. Hack, Portland ...
... DEATH FROM LOCKJAW. MAISEMORE LAD’S SAD END. At Gloucester Infirmary, on Saturday evening, the City Coroner (Mr. C. Scott) held an inqueat tho body of Frederick Jamea Bedwell, yeara of age. who died in that inetitution on Friday morning from lockjaw. ...
... on rising t.> thank the Conference. Echo Spi’Ctai..] Brother Bobert Jones Vallender was horn the !stb January. 1852. at Maisemore, near Cioucester. and the parish records show ms iii cestors have been resident in that parish for more than 200 years. was ...
... accorded an ovation on rising to thank the Conference. Brother Robert Jones Valleuder was bon on the 15th January, 1852, at Maisemore, neai Gloucester, and the parish records show ni ...
... pronneet men in the room, and supported it in all sincerity. He and Bro. Vullender had been schoolboys together, both being Maisemore lads, and bad watched their distinguished brother career very cutely The demonstration of that night recalled his return ...
... A. Knight (daughters), Rct. J. F. 8. lowes. M.A. iPnncipal of Hulmo Cuff Missioaary College, Drrbyshiro), Mn T. Homs. | Maisemore (?ons-m-law); Mr. C. Knight ■.halfbrother). Mr. Kenneth Hallowes (grandson), Messrs. B. L. Harding, Phil. L. Ha»n«. G- Kirk ...
... (daughters), the Rev. J. F. S. Hallowes, M.A. (Principal of Hnlme Cliff Missionary College, Derbyshire), Mr. T. Morris, Maisemore (sons-in-law); Mr. C. Knight (halfbrother), Mr. Kenneth Hallowes (grandson), Messrs. B. L. Harding. Phil. L. Haine, G. Kick ...
... and Lord Coventry's Merenry. rot mentioned last week, was second. the .Aberdeen Angus heifer class. Mr. J. J. exhibit (Maisemore Park, Olouceeter), was second. COTBWOI PITT^P. Two-slt''nr ram.—lst. £lO, and 2nd. £5, R. and W. T. Game. Aldawortb. ...