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... roony, which was |»erformed the chapel of the Holy Evangelista, aituate in tbe grounds, the newly-wedded pair proceeded to Holnicote carriage drawn four handsome greys, (ha bells of Silverton and other villages through which the cortege passed, ringing peals ...
... all probability, were the first mounted huntsmen of stag and bind in the country'. The grant of the lands of Holecote (or Holnicote, subsequently one of the seats of the Aclauds), accor/ed Walter Damn by Edward the First, was mode (ride Blount’s ‘Ancient ...
... has ever been the reverse of exclusive. In the palmiest and proudest days of the hunt, when th-.* Aclands kept open house Holnicote and Pixton ; or when John Tout the huntsman, entering in full costume Lord fc’ortescue’s dining-room at Castle Hill, used ...
... five hom ewes, bred by himself.—Four entries. MOUNTAIN SHEEP. Class XXXIV.—Rams of any Age.— lst, Sir T. D. Acland, Bart., Holnicote, Minehead, Somerset, mountain ram, aged 6 years and 4 months, bred himself. 2nd, £2, Ditto, ditto, aged 4 years and 4 months ...
... Clftheroe. York, pen of five mountain ewes, aged two yean month and weeks and 6 days; 2nd, Sir Thomas D. Acland, Bart, Holnicote, Somerset, a pen of five mountain ewes, aged from 3 years and 4 months to years and 4 months; ditto, oitto, aged from 3 years ...
... ition of the labourer, which, howev er, he admits, is not the state of the case at Broadclyst. Sir Thomas, in & repl dated Holnicote, October 10th, 1874, says :— “Yo me the justice to believe that I desire to discover what fs the best way toget cur better ...
... an in argricultural leases of Dissenting worship, Sir T. D. to work with the committee in this | Acland, in letter dated Holnicote, Septem! r Gth, states & partment will at once send in their names ty the at since his last communication on the subject ...
... Taunton Station on Saturday on his return to Glastenbury ter, at which station two ‘or three hun: per- from Dunster Castle and Holnicote, the seats respectively some assembled to greet him on his arrival, As soon of Mr. G, F, Luttrell and Sir T, D, Acland, Bart ...
... and th it was merely to protect public rights,—Your obe.tient ecrvant, WAL ROWE. Stratton, 25th January. 1879. WAL POW Holnicote, Javuary 22 1878, “Dear Sit,—T am surprised to see the way in which my name was brought before the public at Holsworthy as ...
... thing. Found stag in Park Wood, going away for the Shllleta, then back down the well-known Horner Valley and away towards Holnicote, killing near that place alter fine gallop of two hours and three-quarters. On Monday last the meet was again at Cloutaham ...
... Mr. Smith’s seat Henley, where the wedding breakfast was served. Later in tbe afternoon the newly-married couple left for Holnicote, Sir Thomas Acland’s piece in Somersetshire, where they intend passing their honeymoon. THE WELSH TITHE BIOTS. The trial ...
... the mire, and took no heed, struck the London-bred author. The sale of Exmoor ponies the l chief feature of the fair. From Holnicote and the northern slopes of Exmoor, close by Forlock, Sir Thomas Acland had sent a drove thirty, and it was brought to the ...