Tag: April 1888

Leamington Spa Courier: Saturday 12th January 1878

Hotel Arrivals: CLARENDON HOTEL:  Mr and Mrs Hughes and party, London; Mr. T. Ryland, The Redlands, Erdington; Mr. Pinsont, Mr. Walter Ryland, Mr. Sidney Ryland, Birmingham; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ryland, Sutton Coldfield; Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Arnold, Adlestrop; Mr. and Mrs. Dyas, Shifnal; Mr. Leibert, Leamington; Mr. Richardson, Wimbledon; Mr. Henry Murray, (104th Fusiliers); Mr. Wilson, London.

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GRO0738 Devonport: Richard Alfred Pinsent: 1852 – 1948

Express and Echo: Wednesday 11th April 1888

Newton Abbot: Election of Guardians: In the Newton Union there have been contests in two parishes only, viz., at Ideford and Bovey. At Ideford Mr. George L. Bond turned out, Mr. B. L. Lloyd, receiving 18 votes, as compared with 16 obtained by the old Guardian; whilst at Bovey Messrs. H. Pinsent, H. Mann, and W. Wreyford, the old Guardians, were all re-elected, Mr. H. Baker, the other candidate, not finding a place.

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GRO0412 Hennock: Henry Pinsent: 1844 – 1894

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GRO0412 Hennock: Henry Pinsent: 1844 – 1894

Leicester Journal: Friday 6th April 1888

Easter Sports: … … Belgrave Road Grounds: the final rounds of the company’s 140 yards professional sprint handicap were run off on Monday morning, when some capital racing was witnessed. The final heat results as follows: Pincent, 41 ½ yards start (£8), 1; Cousens, 37 ¼ (30s), 2; Burnes, 37 ½ (15s) 3; Barker (Northampton, 33 ¾ (5s) 4. A clinking good race all the way and won by a few inches; a foot divided second and third and six inches third and fourth.  …

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Loughborough Herald & North Leicestershire Gazette: Thursday 5th April 1888

Belgrave Road Grounds: The final rounds of the company’s 140 yards professional sprint handicap were run off yesterday morning, when some capital racing was witnessed. The final heat resulting as follows: – Pincent, 41 ½ yards (£8), 1; Cousens, 37 ¼ (30s), 2; Burnes, 37 ½, (15s), 3; …Barker (Northampton), 33 ¾ (5s), 4. A clinking good race all the way. After being passed by Cousens, Pinsent came again and won by a few inches. … …

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Birmingham Daily Post: Monday 16th April 1888

Funeral of Mr. John Cornforth: The funeral of the late Mr. John Cornforth, who died at his residence, Lime Grove, George Road, Edgbaston, on Monday, took place at the General Cemetery, Key Hill, on Saturday. The pallbearers were Messrs. A. Claddo, R. A. Pinsent, James Morris, Captain Rodgers, J. L. Porter and T. F. Walter, and the mourners, Messrs. E. Cornforth, T. Cornforth, G. Cornforth and J. Cornforth (brothers of the deceased) … (etc) …

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GRO0738 Devonport: Richard Alfred Pinsent: 1852 – 1948

The Ipswich Journal: Saturday January 12th, 1878: Issue 7596

Cambridge University: Great Mathematical Tripos: There are exactly a hundred Cantabs engaged this year for the highest mathematical honours, from all parts of the United Kingdom, from Germany, and from the Colonies. Although rumours are afloat as to the probable Senior Wrangler, it would be improper to give publicity thereto, as the final examinations will not terminate until next Friday, and the ward of the Examiners will not be given till a week later. The following is a list of the candidates: List includes Pinsent, St. John’s, Edgbaston, Birmingham. 

[see also Pall Mall Gazette, Friday January 25th and North Wales Chronicle: Saturday January 26th]

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GRO0435 Devonport: Hume Chancellor Pinsent: 1857 – 1920