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... Thomas, Rose Ash, Member of the Royal Agricultural Society of England. Mr. John Tapp, Twitchen. Mr. Robert Birmingham, Holnicote, Mr.rHii.ip Halse, Midland. Mr. Richard Merson, Brinsworthy, Nortlimolton Mr. Edwin Maunder, Northmoltcn. Mr. D. T. Brewer ...
... 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 Ash, Member of the Royal Agricultural Society of England. ...
... 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 ...
... cannot be to Sir T D Aekland's who on being informed thedisuter promptly with the worthy Baronet's excellent engine from Holni-cote did effectual service stopping the progress of towards other buildings leading to the town corn Mr is insured in the of ...
... proxy Engleheart party and Mr Wadesoo of other Extraordinary Accidents— few day rin-gnlar occurrence took of Sir D Acland Holnicot Somerset keeper expert arm in the was him attempted fell together keeper ofoneliw steward of arm Winscombe— The parish exhibited ...
... he had fulfilled his task. I The Chairman apo ogised for his early quitting the chair, having to return over the Moor to Holnicote. i After his withdrawal, and that of many of the company, the chair devolved on Mr. Flexman, when the Vice-president proposed ...
... 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 ...
... sheep, whose mutton Is so highly esteemed for Its sweetness, In Somerset. One pen was from Sir T. D. Acland's estate, at Holnicote, in West Somerset; one from Mr. George Combe, of Creech St. Michael near Taunton ; and the third from Mr. Quartly of Molland ...
... 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 ...