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... Michaelmas next, the GRASS of Allin’s Meadow, at Highbndge, containing 3a. Or. 19p. (more or less), in the occupation of Mr. John Chilcott. May mown once or fed ; mown produce may be carried away. Tenders writing be sent to Mr. COLLINS, Orchard Wyndham, on or ...
... to say that Mr. Bidler has not abated the nuisances complained of in the dwelling-houses occupied by George Bailer and John Chilcott, bis tenants, in the parish Stogursev- I am pleased to report that Mrs. Caroline Bidler has abated the nuisance in the ...
... Charles Hernimsn and Isaac Routley; dialogue, Tom Folly,” Frank Court, George Woodwa.-d, Frank Hobb*, George Stacey. John Chilcott, Isaac Routley, Arthur Stacey; song, “You may triumph in the Daily Strifedialogue, '* Theophilus Snipe advertises,” C. ...
... We Lead the Way for Quality in Provisions. CICLISTS WITHOUT LIGHTS. Albert John Chilcott, Albert llickham, Wo. hilcott, and John Chilcott, lal>ottrer.s, Dodington, were summoned for riding hi- , cycles without having lighted lamps, in th*i p»iri>h of ...
... Michaelmas next, the CRASS of Allen’s Meadow, at Highbridge, containing 3a. Or. 19p. (more or less), in the occupation of Mr. John Chilcott. May be mown once or fed ; if mown produce may carried away. Tenders in writing be seut to Mr. Collins, Orchard Wyndham ...
... and sentenced to four months’ hard labour. ALLEGED HIGHWAY ROBBERY. James Letheby. 26, a foot-soldier, in uniform, and John Chilcott, 26, tailor, were indicted for violently assaulting Henry Laver, a labourer, and stealing from his person ss. 9d., at Ilminster ...
... February 10th, the occasion being also dance. EJECTMENT PROCEEDINGS. Mr. A. V. Horne applied for an ejectment order against John Chilcott, a weekly tenant of cottage and premises at Williton, owned Mr. Wyndhara, arrears rent and other reasons causing the to ...
... admeasurement 27p , and No. on parish map, situate about midway between Williton and Doniford, now in the occupation of Mr. John Chilcott. The taker will be required to keep the gates and fences in repair, not to break the ground, and to manure and manage the ...
... Cbiloott, in the employ of Mr. W. Tarr, the Priory, Stognrsey, 89 ewes, 113 lambs. Above 20 and not under 80 ewes —lst, 155., John Chilcott. in the employ Hr. Jones, Feadoo, Stognrsey, 33 ewes. 89 lambs : 2nd, 10a., Mr. T. Triggol, Jan., the employ of Ur. T. ...
... and Chilcott remained behind to lock the door. In the evening of the same day, P.C. Have saw die prisoner Hawkes, and John Chilcott to a linhay near thp mill, and take away two sacks chaff. When Sunt. Mear charged the prisoner Hawkes with the offence ...
... Class.— First prize. 155., Watte, driver, 55., J. Qnartly (in the emoloy of Mr. J. S. Cogan, Dodington); 2nd, XI 5a., John Chilcott, driver, 4a., W. Qnartly (Mr. J. S. Cogan, Dodingtan); 3rd, 155., John Qnartly. driver, 35., Herbert Welsh (Mr. W. Corner ...
... caught his foot in aeton© and fell. was not drunk. Elphea Chilcott (daughter the landlord), Sarah Ann Webb, and Frederick John Chilcott (the landlord) all gave evidence that the defendant was only in the house minutes and was not drunk. The landlord said ...