Exeter and Plymouth Gazette: Tuesday 24th September 1895

Newton Abbot Revision Court: Mr. A. J. Mackey, barrister at law, revised the lists for the parishes of Wolborough and Highweek at the Newton Town Hall yesterday. Mr. T. Wills and Mr. G. H. Hearder appeared for the Conservatives and Mr. E. C. Perry and Mr. A. J. Chapple for the Radicals. There was little contentious business. The Radicals asked for the proof of the service claim of Rev. A. Hewetson, Assistant Master of the College, where he occupies two rooms over the gymnasium. … … The claim of William Henry Pinsent (C) was disallowed on the ground of infancy.


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Referenced

GRO0897 Devonport: William Henry Pinsent: 1874 – 1949