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... THE MAISEMORE PARK DODDIES, In the very choice Aberdeen-Angus herd of Mr. J. J. Gridlan. at Maisemore Park, Glouceste —a Scotch critic observes—.the calving season ias been a very successful one. Twenty-three cows have now calved, amongst the late additions ...
... classes 1 to 25: Mr. J. J. Cridlan, of Maisemore Park, Gloucester, Ruby of Maisemore, reserve. The Thorley Silver Chalienge Cup (for the breeder of the bost animal in Classes 1 to 23: Mr. J J_Cridlan, Ruby of Maisemore, reserve. The Webb Silver Challenge ...
... Tewkesbury, Maisemore, and Glouceswter, showing that the raising of the water level by these weirs had been most injurious to the occupiers of the land bordering the lower portions of the river. He stated that had been ascertained that the Maisemore weir was ...
... ABERDEEN-ANGUS. Bull calved before December Ist, 1900.—1, Mr. J. J. Cridlan’s Eimeo, Maisemore, Gloucester; no second. Bull calved after December Ist.—l, Mr. R. N. Hudson’s Danesfield Jester, Marlow; 2, Mr. Cridlan’s Abandon. Cow or heifer in milk, calved ...
... the list of honours. Amors the firsteprize winners in fine classes of Aberdeen-Angus is Mr. J. J. Cridlan's Everard 11 of Maisemore. The Earl of Coventry's Doliymount is first for Hereford bulls calved in or before 1910. Mr. W. B. Tudge's Noble Frolic is ...
... best sack of white wheat, to Mr. William Hawkins, Staunton. £2. 10s., for best sack of red wheat, to Mr. Thomas Morris of Maisemore. ...
... were gained by pure-brod Aber deen Angus animals. The winning animal this vear was a roed Angusshorthorn heifer, Ruby of Maisemore. of the good qvu‘r weight of 15owt. 20Ib. and of unmistakable merit in avery othor respect. Tt is @ pattern of M::-mh h- ...
... Decessed was only 26 years of age, and went to France some years ago to ride for his uncle, Mr. William Vallender, formerly of Maisemore, but who has resided near Paris for many years. ...
... 18 ..Severn End Thursday, Jan. 20 Old Yewell Saturday, Jan. 22 Severn Stoke The Ledbubt Hounds.— At ll.> Monday, Jan. 17 Maisemore Lodge Wednesday, Jan. 19 Bidgway Cross Friday, Jan. 21 Long Green Saturday, Jan 22 Pound Farm The Nobth Cotswold Hounds. ...
... they found almost immediately. Aftet one two rings round the cover, the fox went away to Charter's Grove, and from thence Maisemore Rough, where he dragged a little for wind, and finding the country on the other side covered with water, he was obliged to ...
... undue height to their weir at Maisemore—a height beyond that which they were authorised by Act of Parliament to carry it. However this may be, the allegation also made at the meeting that a flood prevailed above Maisemore, while the river below it was ...
... man found in the Severn Locks at Tewkesbury on Thursday afternoon has been identified that of Albert Freeth, labourer, of Maisemore, a village near Gloucester. It is supposed that in returning home along some fields by the side of the river he fell ...