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... should the only adopt have written Henry railway guard Oxford-street Gloucester to show not support the illegitimate Ann of Maisemore of which the father order mad for 2s fid week co-n obtai: THE PRINCE OF WALES The tlie Prince ales to the station this afternoon ...
... schedule:— Cmr of Gloucester and both DisraiCTS. Union House. No. District. I. Twigworth 5. Over Sandhurst 6. Hucclecote 3. Maisemore 7. Churchdown. 4 Ashelworth No. a District. I. Upton (Matson end) 4. Hemptead a. Upton (other end of 5. Quedgeley the village) ...
... Before Sir William Guise (mine chair), Capt. de Winton, J. D. Birchal', and Capt. Guise. POACHING. Henry Dent, horse dealer, Maisemore, was summoned for trespassing in pursuit of game on lands in the occupation of David Roberts, of Ashelworth. —Mr. Taynton ...
... treet. He followed and overtook him and the cow the Maisemore-road, and asked him why had driven the cow out of the city, and asked him his name. He said his name was Thomas Pallendar, of Maisemore, and that the cow had come from Gloucester Market, where ...
... the body, but it was not recovered till this morning, when found near the spot, and it now lies at the White Horst Inn, Maisemore, awaiting inquest. ...
... The boat meanwhile going on, and deceased was swimming tbe stern. then said would fellow the boat, which was approaching Maisemore-bridge. When the boat reached the bridge deceased was trill swimming behind, but on getting through he was lost sight of ...
... which he valued ot 20s.—he gave information to the police.—P.C. Brooks deposed to finding the prisoner the White Hart Inn. Maisemore. Upon charging him with the offence he admitted it, and confessed to pawning the coat at Messis. Pike and Onley's. The ticket ...
... Earl Beauchamp was the only exhibitor, and ' took both prizes with shorthorns. Tbe cattle judges were Mr. T. Morris, of Maisemore Court, Gloucester ; Mr. M. Savidge, of Chipping Norton; and Mr. S. Urwick, of Ludlow. Cursing Judge in Court.—A scene, almost ...
... C. Ereis proved finding the leggings at the house ef the uncle of the accused at Hartpury, and apprehended the prisoner Maisemore on the sth August.—The prisoner pleaded guilty, and was sent to prison for ten days with hard labour. ASSAULT AT LONGFORD ...
... of tobacco, and a new inkstand. Neunes stated reply to witness that he bought the champagne for 3s. 6 ...
... LET tuinisued and lenii.-. X moderate.— Appiy, 14, Worcester-street. 202 Losr. L~~ OST between ...
... be rewarded.—Adply, Mrs. Smith, 3, College ldings. Hare-lane. 301 LOST, tbis morning, between the County Shades and the Maisemore-road, Gold Topaz Erooch. Whoever will take the same to Mrs. Hopkin, The County Shades, will be rewarded. 624 APARTMENTS ...