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... aind Mr. John TIazowell Hay rove, Bridgwater. Short. 0s ?? Luttreil, Badgw'orh-comr't, Axminster'- !9 Mr. Thomas Morris, Maisemore-court, Gloucester; anti d Mr. Win. Trethewy, Tregoose, Corawall. Wool-Mr. Bishop, Wellington. Reets-mr.W. England, quantock ...
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... Brockworth; J. Copner, Plough farm Minaterworth; tj James Brutoa Wolton, Glouester; IE F. Bellamy; I and Morris D. onowles, Maisemore Court. Butter- I Sir W. Wedderbumr 'Bart Meredith; T. Cadle, v Westbury-on-Severn; WHIMdle Oldbury-on-Severil. aad Cider ...
... Cheltenham, snrrendered to her bail charged with attempting to commit sulcide by cutting her throtb with a table hnife at Maisemore, on the 13bh of March. Prisoner pleaded guilty, The father of the ?? was in court, and expresed his willingness to be bound ...
... Alfred C. Skinner, of Bishop's Lydeard Alfred C. Skinner. Devon steers, between two antd three Y(!31*D,` John J. Cridland, Maisemore park, (.1lc u IV.. A. C. Skinner; highly commended, tie lion B. Portman, Taunton, ya rCe~de! Devon heifers, under three ycar-- ...