... Suff'olk, on the nomination of the Rev. N. T. 0. Leman. The Lord Bishop of Gloucester has appoint- ed the Rev. Gco. Hodson, of Maisemore Court, near that city, one of his Lordship's Chaplains. PREACHERS. The Very Rev. the Dean, on Sunday morning, at Christ Church ...

... seat, Castle iartyn, Cork, the Countess c of Shannon.-Aged 33, Ferdinando, S. Collins, Esq. surgeon, of e 1,eoniinster.-At Maisemore, near Glocester, Mlr. W. Vallittder, f aged 42.-Mrs, Frances Marthi, of W1orcester, aged ?? Anitton Abbotts, of lineton, ...

... conveyed before a neighbour- ing Megistrate, Capt. Harward, of Maisemore, who remanded E them to gaol for further examination. On their ay to prison, however, whilst crossing Maisemore bridge, in a desperate effort to niake his escape, Jones threw himself ...

... excited a very great dqgree of local interest, was contestedr oni. Friday morning, between a famous pony of Mr.' Wadlo of Maisemore, and a celebrated 'mare blolging to Nr: Le'n,*of Cheltenham. Thie match was for 201. aside, and thie gorund seleeted was ...

... 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 ...

... h Cartwright, Esqt. of the Hill, Bewdley.J June 20, at Wootton Vicarage. thie Rev. Charles Herbert d Marti, Incumbent of Maisemore, Gloucestershire, to Frances Anne, daughter of Joseph Goodwin, Esq. late of Scawby, 5 Lincolnshire.0 CLERiGYMEN IECEASED ...

... here that the river . Severn as it approaches the city of Gloucester divides into )f two channels, called respectively the Maisemore and the r- Gloucester channels, the principal part of the river traffic ! passin along the latter channel. There are of course ...

... Hulbert, Bagendon. CHEESE. For the best cwt. of thick cheese, not more than six cheese to the cwt., 21., to Mr. WV. Surinan, 'Maisemore. For the best cwt. of thin cheese, 21., to Mr. W. Surman. 'The judges highly commended-the cows shown by.,Mr. John Lane as ...

... THE GLOUCESTER VOLUNTEER RRViEW,-On Tuesday last a grand review of upwards of 6,000 Rifle Volunteers took place on the Maisemore Ham, at Glocester, by Lieut.-Col. Hutehineon, comtmanding officor of the western district, in the presence of an. imneenoo ...

... Long red mangolds, 20s., Mr. G. Baylis, Ross; 10s., Dr. Wood. Lohg yellow mangolds, 20s., Mr. Baylis; IOs., Mr. W. Surman, Maisemore. Yellow or orange globe mangolds, 20s., Mr. Baylis; lOs., Mr. Cadle, Toffley. Red globe mangolds, 20s., Mr. G. Baylis; lOs ...

... Mr. J. Baldwin. Best three dairy cows, of any breed, in milk, 101., Mr. E. Bowly, Siddington; 2nd, 61., Mr. T. Morris, Maisemore. SHEEP. LONG-WOOLS. , Best 6 breeding theaves, not more thean 23 months old, 10?., Mr. Walker, Northleach; 2ud, ol., Mr. ...

... William Townsend Heenham to Millecert Caroline, fifth daughter of the late H. P- POwys, Esq., of Hurdfwick, Oxon. Oct. 4, at Maisemore, Glounestershire, the Rev. Henry Crawley, Rector of Stowe, Northamptonshire, to Mary, daughter of the late Rev. C. Crawley ...