... was despaired of. A few days since a most singular occurrence took place at the residence of Sir T. D. Acland, Bart., at Holnicot. The keeper, a very expert man, with one anrm, was in the act of stumbling; the steward, who was standing close by him, attempted ...

... same strain. Now, I would ask Mr. Acbwd to faour the public ?? a debtor and creditor account of his famnun, last year, at Holnicote;,'as I am credibly informedf that about £300 was on the wrong side of the balance sheet; and. that too, when prices were ...

... was formed, and Sir Thomas wis escorted to his house amid the music of two bands and the cheers of his friends. Arrived at Holnicote, the home. baronet addressed the assembly. Ho said they had before them a terribly difficult time. They remembered the subjects ...

... the ?? Cicely Acland Troyte and ?? Evelyn Garratt-were attired in white ailk. Major and Mrs Garratt subsequently left for Holnicote, near Taunton, where the honeymoon will be spent. f_ The Paris Calamity. Munifioent Gift by Baroness Hirsch. Another Charity ...

... place of Mr. Thomas Hoyle, 1 Luddenden. Yorkshire, and Miss Emily S Collings, elder daughter ot Mr. J. A.. Collings 6 of Holnicote, heavitree. The cegemot which was fully choral, was performed by F the Vicar (Rev S H Berkeley). The brine S was attired ...

... art dealers. As regards the loan pictures, Sir Thomas D. Acland sends an interesting selection from Killerton and from Holnicote, including three by David Cox: A Village with Cattle, by De Wint ; Fishing Boats, by Co ley Fielding; and a splendid ...

... nlY airmists Sole consignees, lnsar, isford, and Co., 77, Straad, London. Sin. TgoxAs ACL.AND, Bart., M.P.1 has arrived at Holnicote House, Minehead. THE CoNspavArivv FETE.--T1he committee of the Exeter Working Men's Conservative Union are making preparations ...

... hitherto without effect.. A melancholyi ani'fatal accident oecicrred tto the game- keeper, of Sir T. D.'Acland, Bat.: at Holnicote, Somerset, (on Monday last.) In going over a hedge he missed his hold, and' in falling turned 'his gun (which he had placed ...

... exhibition of cattle at Dunster. 'These are pure .Ne* Devons, bred and fed on the farm of Sir Thomas D.*S Acland, Bart., at 'Holnicote, Somerset; and are juc~ to be among the finest specimens of this highly p ? description of cattle that have been seen At ...

... Ohio, in America, lias been on a short visit 'at INillertonr with Sip T. Acland. The worthy Baronet left on Monlday for Holnicote, in' Somerset, to remain a evi .days iwith his mother. The Kevv. Mr. Morrison and' Lady, of''Yenvale, near Bideford, passed ...