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... keenly interested people were generally to be seen also at the runs which confined the rare African and other cranes and the golden pheasants. 'Lite bird life of Inwood is a fascinating study, and dignified white and coloured peacocks are encountered almost ...
... ''•s. 't> prize-winners were: . U « BlI: 2 . Mrs. R. 3. ■ Mrw lso!ation Mrs Chubb. Mup (p]^f ns 2. Mr. H. Mitchell ' af as Kent.); consolation. Mrs. i'i -V . SO Prizes were the R^e ,1 -~Aiiother drive ; was the M c T Mr. ,Z fol, Lad •°V S M Nortuan' ...
... Details of the racing are appended: Ponies, hds. and under, about 1 mile. , Mr. .1. Kent's pony Vlso ran: .Miss Harris' Puck; Mr.- J. Cross Betting: « to 1 on Mr, Kent's Pony; » to l •finin Pretty Bey. and Puck;« to 1 Kit. rhe favourn Wand yon easily. ...
... there had been some unpleasantness, which might be calculated to unset him ?—Yes. Mr. : Did you ever see his boots filled 1 with water ?—Yes. Mr. Kent said understood that Major Watt, who previously employed the prisoner, was willing to find Buckley employment ...
... Boys' flat ra-e—l. Pitman; 2, S. Rolls; 3, Warr. Girls' I flat race—l, V. Francis; 2, K. Kent; 3, Berry. Eeg-andspoon race—l, V. Rowland; 2, Mrs. Brigler; 3, Miss Kent. Boys' and girls' wheelbarrow race—l, Miss Wilii»ms; 2, T. Pitman ;3, Hancock. Apple and ...
... others who had assisted in making the evening enjoyable. YETMINSTER. Golden Wedding Celebration. On January Mr. and Mrs. Edgar James Cluett, of Rockhouse, Yetminster, celebrated their golden wedding. They were married on January 2Sth, by licence at Haselbury ...
... defendant 1 for £3 and costs. STURMINSTER NEWTON. nv' H. C. Llmo.n's Boot. Shoe, and Clothing Sale commences Monday Next for 14 Ladies Boots, from 5 - pair: Shoes, .3 j.l : Mens Boots, 9/11; Bovs and Girls, from 11; Infants'. 1/3. Wonderful Bargain in ...
... Clerk (Mr. J. Hoskins!.--A letter from Messrs. Kent, defective meters, offered to replace seven meters if the Council would pay those returned. It was decided to accept the offer, providing that Messrs. Kent bore all expenses. A letter from the British ...
... other hand there were occasions when both sets of forwards settled down to good football, but eagerness score spoilt niany golden opportunities Doubtless When the j stiffness has worn off, the good form shown by the Reserve side during the concluding stages ...
... Cars can now be Hired at the t& â Depot, atGreenhill, Sherborne.fs3 Col Good Up-to-Date Stock of the for Wl I'hat -Pheet Boots and Shoes, She i ' lren of ages.âSidney H. Stagg, ta- ie (next door to P. 0.). and f,Ef,OLI) Removals efficiently, expeditiously ...
... lortunateh, there were no personal injuries. POOLE. Mr. T. C. Rigler's Golden Wedding.— Councillor and Mrs. T. C. Rigler, of Darley Dale, Lougfleet-road, PooI*,1*, have jus: celebratedtheir golden wedding. It was in August, 1872, at the old Poole Church, which ...
... Osmond with Melbury Sampford and Stock we Dorset. Patron : The Earl of I LILLINGTON Golden Wkddino. On Monday Mr. and ' j James Loader, of Higher Lillington, ''e' l 1 hir golden wedding. They were ma-rri' Trent, but have spent practically the 'T*.Vj, their ...