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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Jurishayes Farm, Tiverton ; to the Auctioneer ; or Messrs. J. D. and R. WOTTON, Tiverton, July 16th, 1849. Solicitors, Tiverton. HOLNICOTE, near YIINEHEAD,—Somers»£ MESSRS. HUSSEY and SON have been honoured with instructions from the Proprietor, y yiessening his ...
... ceremony, which was performed in the chapel of the Holy Evangelists, situate in the grounds, the newly-wedded pair proceeded to Holnicote in a carriage drawn by four handsome grevs the bells of Silverton and other villages through which the cortege passed,ringing ...
... ceremony, which was performed the chapel of the Holy Evaugelists, situate in the grounds, the newly-wedded pair proceeded to Holnicote in carriage drawn by four handsome greys, the bells of Silverton andother villages through which the cortege passed, ringing ...
... 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 ...
... for cattle Draining Uplands.— Sir Thomas Acland's farm of Clots ham, which hangs almost precipitously over the valley of Holnicote, at feet above the level 6f the sea affords a good instance. The name of Catch Meadow indicates the process by which this ...
... vicissitudes of his youth and the disap intment (as we apprehend) of his ardent aspirings for the hand of the lovely heiress of Holnicote. The Library of Travel.—This work as it proceeds loses no portion of its interest, but evinces in its developement the in- ...
... 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 ...
... The subscriptions in this towa, for the distressed Irish, to neariy Sir, Thomas j | ‘That worthy and disti distinguished _ Holnicote cottage, Dyke Acland, curing his reeens ably entertained visitors. And, like a fine old English gentleman,” while he feas' ...
... their departure from Cantord-house Saturday. Sir Thos. D. and Lady and family have been spending the Christinas their seat Holnicote in Somersetshire. E. A. Sanford, Esq., with his lady aud family, .till remain at Nynehead Court. Lord Lyndock and his nephew ...