Vol. 115.—Jan. 1. 1910
... ft.hing cluld probably be tad by errangement—For viewing and further particulars apply to Mr W. B. JOHNS. &tate Office. Holnicote, Tannton• or to Mews HOULDIII7II and AxrrlT. sontbrniay. Exeter. ...
... ft.hing cluld probably be tad by errangement—For viewing and further particulars apply to Mr W. B. JOHNS. &tate Office. Holnicote, Tannton• or to Mews HOULDIII7II and AxrrlT. sontbrniay. Exeter. ...
... could probably be had by arrange- ment.-For viewing and further particulars, apply to ~IJ·. W. B. JOHNS, Estate Office, Holnicote, Taunton; or to Messrs. H OUJ.DITCH & ANSTEY, Southernhay, Exeter. BiIIIEDIATE SALE DESIRED THROUGH DEATH OF OWNER. B ETW ...
... could probably be had by arrange- ment.-For viewing and further particulars, apply to ~IJ·. W. B. JOHNS, Estate Office, Holnicote, Taunton; or to Messrs. H OUJ.DITCH & ANSTEY, Southernhay, Exeter. BiIIIEDIATE SALE DESIRED THROUGH DEATH OF OWNER. B ETW ...
... Wellington, the president of the association, occupied the chair, and was supported Mr King. Sir C. T. 'Dyke Acland, Bart., Holnicote, Minehead, and Park, Exeter, and Mr W. A. AddinaeU. Liberal candidate for Taunton. Th* CHAIRMAN, proposing the sdoption of ...
... Harriers. Trout Ashing c.uld probably hid by arrangement. For viewing and farther particulars, apply Mr. Johm*, Estate Office, Holnicote, Isunton, cr to |»es ...
... House, Mi an orderly * gentleman. ined in the First Pro . George Fownes I » fact that Dunster ; seconder, Charles Thomas Holnicote, Selworthy. Assentors—-A. F. 1 The Chief East Quantoxhead; Joseph H. Fox, Well John White, Leaeroft, Taunton ; Thomas 8. ...
... Gentleman. First Paper.— Proposer,! George Fownes Luttrell, Funster Castle, Funster; seconder, Charles Thomas Fyke Acland. Holnicote, Selworthy. Assentor*—Alexander Fownes Luttrell, Court House, East . Joseph Fox, The Close, Wellington ; John White, Learroft ...
... Parsonage Side, sinking to Mr. Partridge’s meadows below, and away to Piles Mill, and eventually a , young stag was taken alive Holnicote. nis life being spared awaiting instructions from , Captain Adkins. I WEBT SOMERSET FOXHOUNDS. On Friday, in lut week, big ...
... h Lcusdon Cross am. THE MINEHEAD HARRIERS. Tuesday, February 22nd, at Lower Moor Farm, Minehead. Friday, February 25th, Holnicote. At 11 am. THE NETTLECOMRE HARRIERS. Tuesday. February 22nd, at Treborough Com Friday, February 25th, Clilsome Farm 11 am ...
... 11 am. THE MINEHEAD HARRIERS Saturday, March 26th, at Chapel Cross, Hor- ner. Tuesday, March 29th, at Keeper's Cottage. Holnicote. Friday, April Ist, at Chelsford Water. ...
... harriers, and always anxious that thev should b ...
... begin the north side of Dunkery, and thither, in due course. Captain Adkins made his way, after trotting back across the Holnicote vale way East Luccombe. Die moor was enveloped smoky haxe, so that it was hard to see deer any distance when looking towards ...