... the preceding meeting, and of the committee meetings, were read and confirmed.—ln regard to a certain piece of road near Maisemore School, the committee con- I sidered that the proposed alterations would be beneficial, and recommended that the work done ...

... (Northleach). (LASS 7 Greyhounds, dogs and bitches.— Ist prize £2, 9nd £1.—-1Mr J. Hallsey (Merthyr Tydvil), 2 Mr Thomas Wadley (Maisemore). {LABS BA. Deerhounds and Wolfhounds, dogs and bitches. —Ist prize £2, 2nd £1.—-1 Capt, George Graham (Dursley), reserve ...

... White, the Saracen’s Head, applied for license to sell refreshments Gloucester races, the 7th of August, in the parish ef Maisemore, from one o'clock until six. Granted. Allowing Cattle to Stray—.James Parker, farmer, Aahlewortb, was sumiuoued for allowing ...

... Bart.; S. G. T. Scobell, Esq.; R. Gordon Cannine, Esq. : C. R. Bernard, Esq.; Capt. Onslow; Capt. Butler; Capt. Drake. Thb Maisemore Open Handicap Hurdle Race, for Galloways and Ponies, value £2O, added to a sweepstake each for starters. Two miles over eight ...

... ; S. G. T. Scobell, Esq.; R. Gordon Canning, Esq. ; C. R. Bernard, Esq.; Capt. Onslow; Capt. Butler ; Capt. Drake. Th* Maisemore Open Handicap Hurdle Race, for Galloways and Ponies, value £2O, added to a sweepstake of each for starters. Two miles over ...

... GLOUCESTER GALLOWAY AND PONY RACES. Under somewhat unfavourable circumstancei regard tc th« weather, this meeting was held Maisemore on Thursday afternoon. It will remembered that the races were originally have taken plareiu Bank Holiday week, but the unsettled ...

... on Saturday last, our London contemporary says : —“A moat successful under National Pony and Oallowav Rules, wis held the Maisemore course Thursday last. The town donned quite a sporting appearance, all the principal hotels being well-filled on the previous ...

... enquiries are being made with a view to bolding the annual camp of the 2nd Volunteer Battalion Gloucestershire Regiment at Maisemore, near Gloucester. large meadow, suitable in every respect for the purposes the encampment, has been placed at the disposal ...

... low ones. He allude I particularly to Sergeant (»ill, who attended as gate keeper at the Athletic Sports and the races -at Maisemore. the money paid them the Board was sufficient, lot them stick their duties ; it was not enough, give them more. The matter ...

... the Conservative fort nnstormed. **Mr T. Rosinson, T. Robinson, M.P., has left Longford Park, and is now in residence at Maisemore Park not Lodge. Somewhat curiously a few months ago we ven- tured to forecast that this change in name would take place, ...

... himself, or anythiug of that sort?’ Never, sir. “* And as far as you know he had no trouble on his mind ?” No, air. Ewens, of Maisemore, said he was in the employ of Messrs Peske and as carter. About a quarter-past nine o'clock on morning, he and deceased left ...

... Excursion by will leave CH<ENHAM at am., Dou, wil 6. To return at 12.20 Febouary 4. For Fares eee B HY. LAMBERT eral Manager. MAISEMORE, GDLOUCESTER. ELM AND ASU TIMBER. ‘TENDER, 62 ELMS and on Northend Farm, Maise- » more, about two miles from Gloucester. ...