... follows:-i. The prize of' 501, f'or the beetreort n the farming of Somersetshire, awarded to Thmas ylceAcland, junior, of Holnicote, near Mioeead.2. Te prize of 'A0l, for the beet essay on the mnagemnt a oats, awardtd to John Haxton, farmer, of Drummood ...

... 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 ...

... charge, and that a scale of rates for that purpose must be included in the new levy. Pt i We have heard, with regret, tialt Holnicote, Sir ss Thomas Acland's beautiful soat, in Somersetshire, was i. destroyed by fire on Saturday ; but at present no parti- ...

... pleased to appoint Mr Samuel Morton Pete, M.P., to be Deputy-Chairman of the Metropolitan Commissioners of Sewers.-' Gazette.' Holnicote, Sir Thomas Acland's beautiful seat in Somersetshire, was destroyed by fire on Saturday. The house and its contents were ...

... Lynton, the Rev. Andrew qulcke to was thrown from his horse, and sustained conoussion of lthe do brain and other injuries. pr Holnicote, the seat Of Sir Thos. Acland, Somergethire, as, was destroyed by fire on Saturday. The house and its contents wi were insured ...

... away out of sight before any efforts could be made to save her. Deceased had no family. We have heard, with regret, that Holnicote, Sir Thomas Acland's beautiful seat in Somersetshire, was destroyed by I fire on Saturday; but at present no particulars ...

... persons killed, and many others injured, by a train running off the line on the Buckinghamslhire Railway, near Bicester. -. Holnicote House, Somerset, the property of SDi Thomas Acland, Bart., completely destroyed by lire. 8. Collision of excursion trains ...

... areund aNawn, ?which tire hI tenants enjoy in common. Who wonld not bless the kindness of Ste Thomas I His pretty seat of Holnicote is about a mile he distant- soon after passing which we enter ?? vain of Forlock, as ne which lisa the beauty of being eli ...

... a pen of five ewes, aged 2 years 1 month 8 weeks and 6 days, bred by himself. First prize, Sir Thomas D. Acland, Bart., Holnicote, Minehead, Somer- set, a pen of five ewes, aged from 8 years and 4 months to o years and 4 monthe, bred by himself. Second ...

... Away he goes again down the deep coverts to Horner Mlls9, but 'oding them too hot for him, breaks ao ay by Liuecombe and Holnicote to Bratton-court, thence to Perrington and Grabhusrt on to Duonter, going at the foot of the Old Castle through the deer ...

... nlY airmists Sole consignees, lnsar, isford, and Co., 77, Straad, London. Sin. TgoxAs ACL.AND, Bart., M.P.1 has arrived at Holnicote House, Minehead. THE CoNspavArivv FETE.--T1he committee of the Exeter Working Men's Conservative Union are making preparations ...

... Ashton, their place in North Wilts, to spend the autumn, Truth ?? Thomas Acland has arrived at his Souersetshice residence, Holnicote, from Klillerton-park. This chairning little place, which combines woods and mcor,.t he sea, and a capital trout stream, ...