... Thomas, Rose Ash, Member of the Royal Agricultural Society of England. Mr. John Tapp, Twitchen. Mr. Robert Birmingham, Holnicote, Minehead. Mr. Philip Halse, Molland. Mr. John T. Davy, Rose Asb, Member of the Royal Agricultural Society of England. Mr ...

... farm of Mr. Hole of Harwood, he broke into the open country under Dunkerry Beacon, and crossed the whole of it nearly to Holnicote, (the Somersetshire residence of Sir Thomas Acland). The pack close at his brush, the gallant fellow's strength now failed ...

... farm of Mr. Hole, of Harwood; he broke into the open country, under Dunkerry Beacon, and crossed the whole of it nearly to Holnicote (the Somersetshire residence of Sir Thomas Acland). The pack close at his brush, the gallant fellow's strength now failed ...

... follows :—The Prize of £50, for the best Report on the Farming of Somersetshire, awarded to Thomas Dyke Acland, Esq., of Holnicote, near Minehead. The Prize of for the best Essay on the climate of the British Islands in its effect on cultivation, awarded ...

... was despaired of. A few days since a most singular occurrence took place at the residence of Sir T. D. Acland, Bart., at Holnicot. The keeper, a very expert man, with one anrm, was in the act of stumbling; the steward, who was standing close by him, attempted ...

... the deceased. It was made from a tree, the seed of which he planted in the year 1800. A most singular accident occurred at Holnicote, the seat Sir T. D. Acland, bart., a few days ago. The keeper, a very expert man, with one arm, was in the act of stumbling ...

... selected from the flock of Sir Thomas Dyke Acland, Bart., m.p. It was brought from the romantic seat of the hon. bart. at Holnicote, Exmoor, to be exhibited, with some others, as a fair sample of the Exmoor breed. Our friend, the artist, has taken it from ...

... year, and had beeen staying-ona, visit to Sir Henry F. Davie, Bart., at Creedy House. 'We have heard, with regret, that Holnicote, Sir Thomas Acland's beautiful seat, in Somersetshire, was destroyed by flre on Saturday, but at present no par- ticulars ...

... damaged by the removal. The house, which belonged to Mr. Gould, was insured in the Farmers Fire Office. Destructive Fire.—Holnicote, the delightful seat of Sir Thomas Acland, in Somerset, was the scene of a destructive conflagration on Saturday last. The ...

... Exmouth), one of Her Majesty's Justices of the Peace for the county of Kent. Fire at Sir Thomas Acland's Seat, Holnicote.— On Saturday, Holnicote, the beautiful seat of Sir Thomas Dyke Ac-land, Bart., M.P., in Somerset, was completely destroyed by fire, ...

... substantial supper to upwards of three hundred persons, who assisted on the occasion of the conflagration at his mansion, Holnicote, Somersetshire. On Saturday the Earl of Mount Edgcumbe met with serious accident; he was being drawn in his wheel chair from ...

... SOMERSET. Sir T. D. Acland, the destruction of whose by fire,>t Holnicote, was announced in a late our paper, has given a substantial supper to hundred persons who assisted on the occasion of conflagration, Taunton.— Election of Coroner. —The e^e #jj' ...