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... 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 ...
... those present. Sir William F. G Guise Elmore Court, Mr J. N. Brooks, Uokkington, blhelten~iam, and the Rev E, W. Emery, Maisemore, were elected members of the chamber, Messrs T. Dyer Edwardes and S. G. Jones, were nominated for election. The balance sheet ...
... Gibson'. 8t, Crlspin.j .Mr W. B. Driver'B eqlna 'bq0 z Eqey's -'llaiseemora beatDarlley. Country. ouskntlIbeatiDeia.,s' ]IT. ,Maisemore and Country oausin divided. 'Aftera ustaokfireoat Nevllle's Oross Xnear'Durham the remains of 'awoman'werefound'oah;red beyond' ...
... M.A.; Vicar of Caton, near Lancaster. Patrou, the Vicar of Leacater Rev. C. B. Dighton, Rector of Mitcheldean; Vicar of Maisemore. Patron, the Bishop of Gloucester and Rev. Arthur Cleveland Downer; Vicar of Ilkley. Rev Samuel Featherstone, B.A.; Vicar ...
... tO0. HonraR-January 0, at 45. St. Jamess square, BAth, Mlajor- General John Charles Horne, aged 61, HOOPER-Januaty 12. at Maisemore, Gloucester, n03 Diary Hooper, late of Tirley, aged 03. HARE.- On the 12th inst, pat Olilton, aged 72, Henrietta the widow ...
... storms, At present there are, within half a dozen mailes of Gloucester, many thousand acres of meadow lanI inundated, and the Maisemore, Sandhurst, and Tewkes- bury roads are in places impassable, except in boats or vehicles, As the spring tides will soon come ...
... 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 ...
... The Hendre Hurdle Stakes of 5 sova each, with 20added, were won, in two heats, by Breach of Promise, beating Cosachia and Maisemore Lass. ...
... 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 ...
... Stratton, for the 12 best swede taintg I O. . is S.r s owly, Gloucester, for the 12 host macgot wurzel roots 1 0 leM.W. Snrman, Maisemors, for the 12 best carrots .. .. 1 0 in wHEAT. dl M~r. Eiawkns, Staunton court far the best sack of wh Ite wheat 2 10 e- MThos ...
... exhibitor, and under twelve months old-lst prize, 45, Mr. Richard Stratton, Burderop, Swindon; 2nd, £:2, Mr. Thomas Morris, Maisemore Court, Gloucester. Highly commended, Mr. Charles Hobbs, Maosey Hamp ton, Criclrle;de. Class 4.-For the best bull, cow, and ...
... Littleton Drew, £30; and of Chipping Sodbury, Grants were also made is aid of the stipends of ouratesAt Brimpifield, £50 Maisemore, £50; Hartpury, £60; Hullavingt.on,£so; £50; Filton, £50; St. John's, Re.Hand, Bussago. £40; ArliDghain, £40; St. Nioholas ...