... GLOUCESTERSHIRE. Last week, a man named Jeffrey Pool, of Maisemore, near Gloucester, peiformed, for the trifling wager of five shillings, the extraordinary feet of gathering 106 stones, each one yard apart, in the short space of 44 minutes, being a distance ...

... sorter, of Gloucester, to Sis Fanpa Avery, of Brockwvorth--Mr. Strail, butcher, of Gloucester, to Miss Ha;ilset Moore, of Maisemore-At Llangattoch, Brecon, the Rev. Thomas J. Orserod. eldest son of Geo. Ormerod, Esq. of Tildesley, Lancashire, to 3M aria ...

... of a waggon passing over it. Both sufferers are recovering. GLOUCESTER PETTY SESSIONs.-On Saturday Michael Wad. ley, of Maisemore, appeared to answer a charge of rape pre- ferred by Ann Freeman, living at Hartpury. Mr. Gardner, solicitor of this city ...

... named John Hall, servant to Mr. Michael Wadley. He was engaged in washing his master's sheep in the river Severn, near -Maisemore Bridge, when he was carried intoI deep water and unfortunately drowned, His body has not yet been recovered. PAY YOUR TAXES ...

... Matilda, widow of the late Rev. William Fletcher, of Chesterfield, Devonshire.- James, eldest son of Wm. Goodrich, Req. of Maisemore Court, Gloucestershire, to Ajarv, only child of Major Miles Wynne, of Eyartli House, Denbighshire.-At TevkesburjY, James ...

... twenty mninutes, 32 peals, without plain lead, and 10 peals with plain lead, making total peals, 42; or 5040 changes, by the Maisemore youths. Conducted by Joseph Daniels and Amos Williams. A beautiful specimen of the rough-legged buzzard was caught last week ...

... PIWITINC .t ?? TMLZMGENTCM. GLO UCESTERSHR CE. AN INCORlIGIBLE ?? old crippled man, Fletcher, of Maisemore, who iras liberated from gaol on Tbhursilty evening, last tree!, atfor-bving acquit td at our asizes on a charge of kiltig his wile, was again taken ...

... to be used between Upton and Gloucester. I can't tell what will be the cost of the stone and timber. We did not bore the Maisemore shoal; we did the others. By Sergeant Wrangham-I do not know the quantity of work to be done, nor the amount of the dredging ...

... making a tack. 'bhe emigrants, it is said, had refused to continue their voyage to Sydney. Mr. William Wilton, formerly of Maisemore, near Gloucester, who emigrated to South Australia, about three years ago, and subsequently to New Zealand, has lost his ...

... most preferable port for the departure of the mails to the South and West.- Bristol Paper. Mr. William Wilton, formerly of Maisemore, near Gloucester, who emigrated to South Australia about three years ago, and subsequently to New Zealand, has lost his life ...

... pig, apremium'o5 ?? t'o Mr. ?? Bowly. Class 17. For the best breeding so*, a prerium' of2h., to Mr. George Barnard, of Maisemore. Class IS. For the best'fat-pig, a premium of 21., to Mr' .H. B. Vernon,of'Barnwood. HonsEs. Class 19. For the best'cart ...

... clause 148 being proposed, Mr. J. Bailey, jun. said he wished it to be made imperative on the commis- sioners to dredge the Maisemore shoal to the depth and width mentioned in the clause. lIe should therefore move tbat the west branch of the river should ...