Leicester Journal: Friday 31st July 1857

Class B: Amateurs and Others: Flowers: Best six: varieties of roses – Thomas Pinsent, – pansies, Thomas Pinsent; – Sweet William, Thomas Pinsent; – Wildflowers, H. Pares. … Fruit: The heaviest gooseberry: Samuel Holt, – Best plate of ditto. 1, James Hood; 2, S. Hole; 3, T. Pinsent: 30 bunches of currants. Red: 1, Thomas Pinsent, 2, C. Harriman, 3, H. Pares. Black: 1, H. Pares, 2, T. Pinsent, 2. S. Holt: White: T. Pinsent … Vegetables … Six onions (spring sown): 1. H. Dougherty; 2. H. Pinsent, 3, N. Harriman: Ditto (autumn sown.): 1. H. Dougherty, 2, Samuel Holt, 3, William Clarke: Parsley: 1, Thomas Pinsent, 2, H. Pares: 30 peas: 1, H. Pares, 2, James Hood, 3, H. Dougherty: Beans (broad): 1, John Clarke, 2, S. Holt: … 3 sticks rhubarb: 1, Thomas Pinsent, 2, James Hood, 3, C. Harriman … 


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Referenced

GRO0839 Tiverton: Thomas Pinsent: 1795 – 1860
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