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... 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 ...
... evidently beaten, she was I tallied the very select number of five, ran down the for about mile and finally taken the river near Holnicote, the seat Sir T, v v, after as flue 11 run ove ,, cou,, try as was ever seen. Returning, Porlock found the lour Taunton ...
... 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 ...
... for indecent assault upon two little girls aged nine years, on the of December. Sir Thomas Acland, who has been staying at Holnicote, gave the poor three bullocks to feast on, with clothes &c, and returned in .seeds, &c. two thirds of the rent of his small ...
... Devon, whose signatures are subjoined to Decla■ rations lately inserted in Trewman's, Dewdney's, and other County Papers. Holnicote, November 5, 1832. Gentlemen, HAVING observed with much concern, that the kindness of of »ny Friends manifesting Itself renewed ...
... carriage, drawn by four spanking greys, the postilions decorated with bridal favors of the most orthodox dimensions, for Holnicote, Sir Thomas's beautiful and retired seat, on the borders of the British channel, near Mineheadâwhere holy joys attend them ...
... HENRY HIPPISLEY, Esq., Shobrooke Park. Mayor of Exeter EDWARD SIMCOE DREW E, Esq., The Grange. THOMAS DYKE ACLAND, Esq., Holnicote. RICHARD LEWIN PENNELL, Esq., m.d., Exeter. TRUSTEES JOHN SILLIFANT, Esq., High Sheriff of the County of Devon. THE REV ...
... conveyed to districts hitherto unapproachable. (He referred to the Quarterly Review, for an account of what has been done at Holnicote). The cutting of railways through morasses, as Chat Moss, had amazingly improved the land. Another auxiliary to improvement ...
... 'The Honourable Alexander Nelson Hood. The Right Honourable Henry Labouchere— (Privy Councillor.) *Thomas Dyke Acland, of Holnicote—William Blake, of Crewkerne •George Browne, of Bridgwater—*William Thomas Blair of Bathwick —*Willians Morris Baylev, of ...