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... George Cook, district surveyor, produced a plan and estimate showing proposed widening and improving the main road near Holnicote, Selworthy, at a cost of £110. —Sir C. T. D. Acland had promised to give the necessary land, and would also perform, at his ...
... 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 ...
... —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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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, ...
... (Eastbourne), Mr. and Mrs. Morland (Exford), Mr. Macbeth (London), Dr and Cordon • Henry (Minebead). Mr and Mrs C Birmingham (Holnicote). and Mrs Erin. (Minehead), C Wilson, M.B fOran liolmel. Mr and Mr. ind psrt» (Wiveliaeombet, and many others ...
... Messrs. Las Casa: Mr. and } Stone (Java), iss Persse Amory ('liverton), a and Mrs. Corbett (Porlock), Mr. C. Birmingham (Holnicote), Hon. 1 Allerfo Mr. and ffer Brows ornia) on. Mrs. Trolk Colonel and Mrs. Moore (Minehead), the 12 an Wansbrough (High Baroness ...
... hard, and soon forced her through the wood, when she took to the main road again, aud tan as far the kc-per's cottage'al Holnicote. Here she turned left-hanued, aud was eventually set up iu the pond hard by, where she was quickly taken. She proved to be ...
... Thursday, passed away little before mid-day. The Rev. H. D. Acland, who was cousin of Sir C. D. Acland, of Killerton and Holnicote, was third son of the late Rev. P. Leopold Dyke Aelaud, Prebendary and Sub-Dean of Exeter Cathedra], vicar of and brother ...
... straight trecked three-year -old steg, which, « '■ r a turn ...
... M.F.H. (Oar?). Misees Hawkins (liondon), Mr G. E. Hay man (Bye!. Dr. and Mrs. Hitly&r Mr. and C. Birmingham and party (Holnicote). and Miss Witty Mr. R. H. Holm?n (Sutton). Mr. and Mrs. , T T. and L. Lindrea (Bristol). Mr. Green«-lade Mr. 2nd M*«»» Mapor ...
... ld stag went away over North Hill towards Rurlestone Point. The pack drove him round the cliffs to the neighbourhood of Holnicote, and then away, with only one horseman in attendance By Hill. Here hounds fetched a circuit, and came down Yealscombe, and ...