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... Sir Thomas and Lady Aciand and family, arrived safe and weil on Thursday last, at the Mon. Baronet’s seat, Holnicote. Somerset, from a summer cruize in bis vacht. the Ladw af St. A girl of the name of Elizabeth Hk x, al Sout 16 years of ace, residine ...
... Holnicote, Thursday Morning, Sept. \lth, 1832. To J. E. Cutclife, and M. E. Smith, Esquires. Gentlemen, IT is not easy for me to express the regret I feel at inability to meet as could wish tbe flattering Requisitions you have presented to me, on the ...
... Sir Thomas D. Aeland, Bart, is spending Christmas holidays at Holnicote, Somersetshire. a j- The Right Hon. Lord Clinton arrived at has Heanton Satehville, near Okehampton. «. th^ The Lord Bishop of this Diocese has institute Rev. Jas. Buckingham, LL ...
... # kfttßßlE^. Oct IC, M*. Fortcirue, t s.io of (I>e * Fortcscue, of Holnicote, Erikine-Ci'.rutie,' thud daughter of the laie J. Ciiroiie, £-♦({. o! Durie, Oct. 17, Af St. Islington, the Rev. H. Godlrey* A.M. Sim, Esq. ClnrloUe, daughter of Henry ts ...
... round the cover few times left for Dunkerry, from thence to Wotton Courtenay, Larkham, Harncrhill, back to Holnicote and Allerfod, and again to Holnicote were they killed, making a distance of upwards of ten miles' A full field was out when Reynard started ...
... F. Vincent from Woolbeding, Medhurst, for Bath ; Mr. G. Hartopp, M. P. from Four Oaks Hall, for the Hon. G. Fortescue's, Holnicote, Mint-head Somersetshire; Mr. R. Adair, from Quiddenham Hall, for Norfolk. ' ...
... FASHIONABLE MOVEMENTS. WATERLOO HOTEL, JERAIYN-STREET. ARRIVALS.—Sir Thomas Dyke Acland, Bart., M.P., from his seat, Holnicote, Devon; Foster, Esq., from a tour. DEPARTURES.— Potts, Esq., on a tour; John Williams, Esq., for Chester. TIIE CLARENDON HOTEL ...
... 11 o'clock. DEVON. '■■}.* Mr. Horndon's Fox Hounds will meet Monday the 25th, at St. Ive Village and Thursday the 21th, at Holnicot Chapel—each day half-past ten. The Devon Hounds will meet on Monday the 21st, at Dun chideock House—at 11. Mr. Roe's Hounds ...
... Roehampton, for Brighton ; Sir R. Perguson, M.P. front Raiton, N.B. for Cautley; Mr. Hartoop, MP. from the Hon. G. Fortescue, Holnicote, for Killerton ; Sir Charles and Lady Paget, at'Fair-Oak Lodge, from a visit to the Duke of Bedford, at Woburn. ...
... Roehampton, for Brighton: Sir R. Ferguson M.P. from Raitb, N.B. for Cantley ; Mr. Hartopp, M.P. from the Hon. G. Fortescue's. Holnicote, for Kilierton ; Sir Charles and Lady Paget, at Fair Oak Lodge, from a visit to the Duke of Bedford, at Wobnrn. ...
... Clevedon] Hicks by T S. Homer, esq, for and kiddle Richard, , for the manor of Charlton Wraxall.— Larcombe James .Ay—- , Jar Holnicote, East Euckham, West Lwkham, Blackford. Bosstngton, Atmmodri h„, Wiiujirrd Rivers, Uins'ord Bossing, Cutcombe, and Porlock ...
... Killerton Park, which was opened to them by the permission of the owner, Sir Thomas Acland, Bart., M.P., who is present Holnicote. The pecuniary object of the trip was to obtain fund for supplying new instruments to the Temperance Band, of which the Shapcott ...