... five hom ewes, bred by himself.—Four entries. MOUNTAIN SHEEP. Class XXXIV.—Rams of any Age.— lst, Sir T. D. Acland, Bart., Holnicote, Minehead, Somerset, mountain ram, aged 6 years and 4 months, bred himself. 2nd, £2, Ditto, ditto, aged 4 years and 4 months ...

... when £ ,u ,” port, tearing some copper off Sir Thomas and Lady Aoland ha' for Park, their place in South months’ stay at Holnicote, tnci Porlock, in Somerset. cci \ M j bey named Samuel living at 18, Clifton-street, ployed at Delafeld's motor J1)0 tor ...

... has ever been the reverse of exclusive. In the palmiest and proudest days of the hunt, when th-.* Aclands kept open house Holnicote and Pixton ; or when John Tout the huntsman, entering in full costume Lord fc’ortescue’s dining-room at Castle Hill, used ...

... all probability, were the first mounted huntsmen of stag and bind in the country'. The grant of the lands of Holecote (or Holnicote, subsequently one of the seats of the Aclauds), accor/ed Walter Damn by Edward the First, was mode (ride Blount’s ‘Ancient ...

... Clftheroe. York, pen of five mountain ewes, aged two yean month and weeks and 6 days; 2nd, Sir Thomas D. Acland, Bart, Holnicote, Somerset, a pen of five mountain ewes, aged from 3 years and 4 months to years and 4 months; ditto, oitto, aged from 3 years ...