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... eldest daughter Mr. Charles Rumsey, surgeon, Mere, Wilt?. Juue 22, Coleford Church, by the Rev. T. P. Leigh Fewens, vicar, Mr. William Flower, of ColefarJ, Miss Fanny Bobbins, Stoke Lane. June 22, at St. Gabriel's Cttur-h, Warwick-square, by the Rev. W ...
... Weymouth, the wife of B Mantell, of daughter. Nov. 6, at North-street, Langport, the wife of A. S Sticklan, of son. Nov. 7, Pease-lane, Dorchester, the wife of Mr. James VrNCENT, shoemaker, of daughter. Nov. 1, Bryant's Farm, Wincanton, tbe wife of Mr. N. Dyke ...
... Dudman, of Hampstead and Acton, N. W. Feb. 12. Coleford. Somerset, by the Rev. H. G. Veitch, Jacob, eldest son of Mr. C. Candy, of Temple House Farm, Donlting, to Louisa Elizabeth, second daughter of Mr. John Lane, Hullavington, Wilts. Feb. 12, at St. Giles's ...
... ââ¬â April 2, at St. Paul s Church, = w . tn' by the Rev. Douglas Ware, M.A., Robert, second son late George Williams, Coleford, Glos., to Patsie. daughter of the late Charles Knight., Corsham, Win* DEATHS. ââ¬Å¾ tof Ball. ââ¬â Marcli 30, at Widnes ...
... School was made.— Sarah Rawlings was summoned for a similar offence, and an order was made for his attendance at the National —Fanny Bishop and Samuel Morgan were summoned for non-payment of rates, and the usual orders were made.—— Chas. Morgan wes summoned ...
... Eaton 6qnare, London, Edwin Charles, only son of Charles Lodge, Shaftesbury, to Ja>-et. only daughter of Henry Stevens, Park-lane, London. Aug. 1, at the Parish Church, South Petherton, by the Rev. Preb. Bond, Mr. C. bTAGG, Sherborne, Mrs. C Cooper. South ...
... thanks were accorded Mrs. Chant and Miss K. Webb, Mr. P. Lane (chairman), and Mr Hush Golding. Officers elected Included President the Chairman of Sherborne Urban Council; Chairman. Mr. p r. Lane- Hon. Secretary, Mrs. A. M. Chant-' Hon. Treasurer, Mr. ...
... case. Fined 10s, and 9* m Proved ! Knatchbull retired from the Bench win —* Mr following cases were hard '—William. th ! Coleford, was charged by Thomas Brow?, °1 keeper to Mr. Knatchbull, with trespassing i at Stratton-on-the-Fosse, on the of Defendant ...
... made out of us. I am, Sir, your obedient servant, THE RECTOR CHISELBOROUGH. Dec. 17. COLEFORD. The increase which has of late years taken place in the population of Coleford has rendered an en| largement of the parochial school buildings necessary, iuid order ...
... eau, willow, both of Coleford, were easseroweil by Gelliford, noderg timekeeper to Si,. J. H. Spencer, for is Coors Wood In gear& of sons on the 18th mattel.- Gellifoed to teeing ilefiraluats In the wood, which is In the parish of Lane. He watched is. lea ...
... Crewkern*. was summoned for haring been .drunk Crewkerne. Jon* 20th.—P.C. Manfield found defendant lying helplessly drunk Oaa Lane, at naif* past 10 o’clock at night. Nothin* waa previously known against her, and she was flnea 2s 6d and cost*. Two Fines ...
... S. Coombs, and T. Ellison (Coleford), C. Wallace, H. Carpenter, and T. Seymour _ memorial was read from the inhabitants of Haydon, Tyning. asking for 320 perches of allotment ground, under the Act, situated at Green-lane, Charlton, in the occupation ...