... in question is one of the most prominent hills in the western part of the Dorset Downs and is crowned by the monument to Thomas Hardy. The decision was made on the grounds that the workings would spoil the view. Yours sincerely, H. F. J. HUMPHRIES, F.R ...

... match ending in a draw. Clark, Son and Morland.—S. Hardy Morgan 24, D. Lukins b Thomas 52i J • H. Cameron st. Lodwig b Thomas 6, R. Lukins Ibw b Thomas 0, D. Willmott not out 54, A. Dunthorn Ibw b Thomas 19, G. Hill b Roblin 4, R. Baker not ...

... AT ST. THOMAS’. Next Sunday, June 19th will be the Commemoration of the Fourth Centenary of the First Prayer Book of 1549 and the Dean of W'ells has consented to preach on the Prayer Book at the 6.30 p.m. Commemoration Service at St. Thomas’ Church. ...

... Wells Bowling Club Midsomer Norton visited Wells on Saturday last. Heavy rains had left the Wells greens somewhat heavy. The hardy hillmen were able to accustom themselves to the existing conditions more readily than two of the three rinks that represented ...

... that is a great thing,” the Chairman added. The Counci unanimous y co-opted Mr. Stan'ey Thomas to fill the vacancy. A member of the previous Parish Council, Mr. Thomas in the election last May failed by a very narrow margin to secure re-election. The meeting ...

... Butcher seconded and same was agreed. Mr. S. H. Thomas asked if there was any possibility of obtaining better lights before long as he considered Winscombe was better lit than Cheddar. Mr. Norman Thomas and Mr. Tyson both suggested improvements in the ...

... Church) and a short address by the Vicar of Wells (Preb. H. A. Barnett). The Blessing will be pronounced by the Vicar of St. Thomas (Preb. J. Fyffe). On Tuesday evening at 7 o’clock carols wih be sung by members of the United rch. St. Cuthbert’s Church members ...

... some of the rubs of misfortune. Having picked a fairly strong team, late changes through the inability of Brown (left back), Thomas (centre-forward) and Bush (outside left) to take their places, weakened the side for this most important game. Arthur Norris ...

... B. Dyer, of Wells. He leaves a son and two daughters. SCHOLARSHIP SUCCESSES. Miss John (headmistress) and the staff of St. Thomas’ School are to be congratulated on the success which scholars trained by them achieved in the recent county examination for ...

... 1 ; A. Underwood, c and b Thomas 14 ; H. Windmill, Ibw b Rowden 11 ; N. Parsons, b Rowden 3 ; T. Burden, c Payne, b Thomas 10 ; J. A. Clark, not out 0 ; A. C. Black, c Orledge b Thomas ; extras 3 ; total 93. Bowling B. Thomas, 4 for 27 ; J Oiledge, 3 for ...

... Street. OOD Dress Suit, excellent condition.— X Hobbs, St. Thomas F'artn, Bath-rd., Wells. OOD Quality Logs, mostly Oak and Ash, £3 per ton, delivered anywhere; also Fencing Stakes, rails.—Hardy and Nash, Croscombe, Wells 528. LARGE Stocks of Government ...

... Foxwell, BalchiA, Bulson 18 Witmarsh, Reynolds, Cook, Elliott 27 Sanders, Hillard, Ellis, Essery 23 Bishop, Baker, Young, Thomas 25 TURNBULL CUP. WELLS v. ASHCOMBE PARK, WESTON-SUPER-MARE. Played at Winscombe on Tuesday evening. This was the third round ...