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... gang six poachers trespassed, for the purpose of destroying game, upon the property of Sir Thomas Dyke Acland, Bart., at Holnicote, in Somerset, on Friday night last; Mr. Robt. Birmingham, the bailiff, was called about half.past one in the morning, and ...
... this robbery. Dukster.—About one the morning Saturday se’nnight, a sharp contest took place on Sir Thomas A eland property Holnicote, near Dunster. between the Bailiff and four assistants, and party of six poachers; when the latter were worsted, and three ...
... society. PoAicuuas.-About one in the morning of Saturday se'nnight, a sharp contest took place on Sir T. Acland's property at Holnicote, in the county of Somerset, between the bailiff and four assistants, and a party of six poachers; the latter were worsted ...
... remanded for further examination on Wednesday. Sir Thomas Acland lias been spending the holidays at his delightful Cottage, Holnicote, the immmediate neighbourhood of which is Btylcd the Happy Valley, from the peace and contentment diffused though the benevolent ...
... Venn Tenement; Baker Robert, Exf~ord; Buk~-' mell Robert, Hal qe; Beauge Hev. Riclaird, Dalverton; Birming- ham Robert, Holnicote; Bickhain Charles, Lower Weacombe; Bllonmmart John, W~illett House; Broadinead Thee., Milverton; Beadon Win., Fitzlbead; ...
... Thos jun Banwell Upland Rev John Withypool Blake Henry Old Baker Robert Bucknell Robert Rev Richard Dul-Birmingham R-bert Holnicote Kicklism Charles Blnmmart Willett- Milverton Bead-n William Fitzhead Biudon John ln- Edward Here John Taunton Un’Pilminster ...
... in calf, together with six calves, were destroyed, being* all literally burnt to cinders. Sir I. I. Antaau's engine, from Holnicote, soon arrived, but the fire had now communicated to the bam adjoining, containing wheat in straw, &c, which was soon enveloped ...
... three.cows heavy inc alf, together wit S ur T. D. Acland’s fe destroyed, being all literally burnt to cinders. engine Ly Holnicote soon arrived, bat the fire had now comw- ly municated to the barn adjoifing, con! taining wheat ia straw, &e., jie which ...
... •• flutter the quarry” in that district. Botany of Weft Some met.—The number of plants ohserred in blossom last winter at Holnicote, the sett of Sir Thomas 1, Adand, Bart., which is situate among the Somerset Alps, were on the Slid of Dec., 11133, 236 and ...
... bart., to the Devon Horticultural Societv, that the number of plants observed blossom last winter, at hi* seat, called Holnicote, which situated the highest part of the division, were, the 23d Dec. 1833, 236 ; and on Feb. 3,1834,181. 1' rom a Correspondent ...
... bart., to the Devon Horticultural Society, that the number plants observed in blossom last winter, at his seat, called Holnicote, which is situated on the highest part of the division, were, the Dec. 1833,236; and on Feb. 3, 1834, 181. Robbery.—At Frome ...
... SOMERSET. The number plants observed in blossom last winter at Holnicote, the seat of Sir Thomas D. Acland, Bart., which is situate among the Somerset Alps, were upon the 21st of Dec, 1833 236 ; and on Feb., 2, 1831, 181. Fanaticism.—For several t'ays ...