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... mountain breeds were the least well-fiiled, and the occupants are apparently all Exmoors; the judge wae Mr. C. Birmingham, of Holnicote, Taunton. Cotswolds were judged Mr. B» Jacobs, of Eynshsm, Oxford ; Devon Long| wools by Mr. £. R. Berry Torr,of Westleicnhouse ...
... HOLNICOTE. The GnouNDS.—On Friday last. Sir Thomas Acland threw open hia beautiful grounds and gardens at Holnicote to all householders in the district. Owing to the indifferent weather, the attendance was not so large as it would have been under more ...
... approaches, be defined by proper boundary stones. —Amended application from the same Council with regard to widening the road at Holnicote.—Recommended that the previous offer of the County Council be varied,and that a definite offer of £100 be made towards the ...
... not so much for the benefit of the locality as for the benefit the county generally—and in some ♦ik ce8 * the case of the Holnicote road, for tfie benefit of a wider area even than of the County— did not consider they were breaking any principle going beyond ...
... —Election 1837.—The elected er . West Somerset in 1837 were Edward Ayshfcrd , lo q., of Holnicote, Somerset, and K'Uerton, Devc 1 ■ 714.—The Will of a Bristol Seaman in l6^ i,s, In reply to Devon and Somerset's three ...
... stations, weekend excursions, country lodgings, Ac., see bills and pamphlets. J. L. WILKINSON. General Manager. DUNBTER, HOLNICOTE, AND MINEHBAD COTTAGE GARDEN AND INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY. Pendent :~G. F. LUTTEBLL, Ktq. Vice-President: —Sir C. T. D. ACLAND ...
... were present, and among those who attended were Sir Thomas and Lady Acland (Holnicote), Ur. and Mrs. Lnttrell, Miss A. Bosanquet (Mmehead), Mr. and Mrs. C. Birmingham (Holnicote), and many others from the district as well as from the parish, the church ...
... Dulverton on Tuesday. The president for this year is Sir C. Thomas Djke Acland, Bart., of Kilerton Park, Broadclyst, and Holnicote, near Minehead, and the vice-presidents include the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Bath and Wells, Mr. John Batten, F.S.A ...
... prevailed. The President of the Society for this year is Sir C. Thomas Dyke Acland, Bart., of Killerton Park, Broadclyst, and Holnicote, near Minehead, who succeeds the Right Hon. Sir Edward Fry, P.C., &c., the retiring president. The Vice-Presidents include ...
... Mr. and Mn. Piers Clarke. Miss Lang (Minehead). Col. Agassiz and party (Exford), Mr. Dawson (Exford). Mr. C. Birmingham (Holnicote), Bev. F. Sterry and family (Chapel Clteve). Bev. J. Thomas (Old Cleeve). Mn. Cossins. Miss Legge, Miss Cossins, Mira Y. ...
... Steam Rolling¦ âThe Clerk was instructed to advertise for tenders steam rolling, the work to commence the 2 October next. Holnicote-road.âThe matter of th« widening and improving of this road came on again ot discussion.âMr. Jas. Wedlake proposed, ...
... ShaUowford. tod. Hr. J. 8. Look. E. 8.8., Exford. 3rd, Hr. George Hair, 1, Cambrian Plaot, Southetnas, HoUllnfioltoß. DONBTEB, HOLNICOTE, AND COTTAGE GARDEN AND INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY. ...