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... the R1ev. RIctAn D ltms&Fs, Trca- surer aind Canon of St. I)avid's, Prebendary of Here- - ford, and Perpetual Curate of Maisemore, in thecoun. ty of Gloucester. At his touse, Argyle Place, Glasgow, on thb. 7tlu cttrt. AIr ALEUXANDER CAatPULL, manufacturer ...
... of his age, the Rev. Richard Raikes, Treasurer and Canon of St. David's, Prebendary of Hereford, and Perpetual Curate of Maisemore, in the county of Gloucester. At Edinburgh, Lieutenant Matthew Miller, King's Own Light Infantry, son of Sir William Miller ...
... of his age, the Rev. Richard Raikes, Treasurer and Canon of St. David's, Prebendary of Hereford, and Perpetual Curate of Maisemore, in the county of Gloucester. At Edinburgh, Lieutenant Matthew Miller, King's Own Light Infantry, son of Sir William Miller ...
... Place, London, on the IBth inst., the Dowager Countess of Sheffield, in her sixtyninth year. Died, on the 261 h ult., at Maisemore Lodge, Gloucestershire, aged forty-four, the honourable Julia Habwabd, wife Captain R. Harward, royal navy, and youngest ...
... Archhilltop of Canterbury—much against the inclination of the Tractarians it is said—preached a sermon in St. Paul's in maisemoration of the anniversary. The avenues leading to the Cathedral were densely crowded and the doors literally besieged by persons ...
... Kaikes Hod son was the third son of the Kev. George Hodson, archdeacon of Stafford, and canon of Lichfield. He was born at Maisemore Court, near Gloucester, on the 19tb March 1821. As boy, he waa remarkable for his affectionate disposition and bright joyous ...
... interest Lot to show their stock for prizes, because such competitions compel them to over-feed their best animals. Thus, at Maisemores v illage oar the Severn, about two miles fro m: Gloucester. wo went through a fine herd of Shorthorns, whose owner, Mr Thomas ...
... GLOUCESTER VOLUNTEER REVIEW. (From the Times.) On Tuesday, a grand review of upwards of 6000 Rifle Volunteers took place on the Maisemore Ham, at Gloucester, by Lieutenant-Colonel Hutchinson, commanding officer of the western district, in the presence of an immense ...
... the nobility and gentry. he thought be bed left behind, whose limhs were more able The volunteers began to march on to the Maisemore early to endure lading fatigue are far a-head, and have, perhaps, in the mot-cam, and took up their respeetive positions ...
... OF VOLU. AT GLOUCESTER. grand review Velunteers took the Maisemore Ham, at Gloucester, dy Lieut. of the wes- district, in presence of an immense concourse of and of the spacious gallery capable nobality and Tiled spot whence a view covered with human ...
... strength io the field, including officers, 6300. As Lieutenant-Colonel Hutchinson, attended by his Staff, rode on to the Maisemore the Volunteers formed Ime, cffic- ra front sod bands in rear, and gave a- general aalnte. Colonel Hutchinson lodo slowly ...
... portion of Lower Frocester Field, acres ; about 166 acres; the waste lands of Common Ham and about 400 scres; about 25 acres; Maisemore Ham. about acres. None of these lands are within fifteen miles of London, Ham is within three miles of the Gloucester, and ...