a history
Hunting Appointments: Foxhounds: … includes … Taunton Vale – Tuesday, Burton Pynsent, Friday, Combe Down, – 11.
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Curry Rivel: Accident: On Thursday last, as Mrs. Cuff, of Burton Pynsent, was walking across her room, she caught her foot in the carpet, and fell down, breaking one of her arms. She was attended by Dr. Tims, of Langport.
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Langport: School Treat: On Wednesday afternoon the children attending the Independent Chapel Sunday School in this town had their annual treat in the charming grounds at Burton Pynsent, about three miles from here. …
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Agricultural Association: The 34th Annual gathering in connection with the Curry, Rivel, Drayton Langport and Huish Episcopi Agricultural Association was held on Tuesday last, and was carried off with the most complete success … Ploughing: Class 1: Champion ploughmen: £4, John Russell (in the employ of Mr. C. Evered, Curry); £2, John Templeman (Mr. Cuff, Burton Pynsent). ….
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Curry Rivel: Accidents: … On Monday last, Mr. Thomas Cuff, of Burton Pynsent was thrown from his horse in Sedgmoor and the animal rolled on him. He was attended by Dr. Hughes and Dr. Tims, under whose care he is progressing. Mr. Cuff was severely shaken, and one of his shoulders was injured. …
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Cottage to be Let, or Sold, a Genteel Cottage, pleasantly situated at Curry Rivel and near the park at Burton Pynsent with good gardens attached. To view, apply on the premises; and for further particulars to Mrs. Greenaway, Milverton, Somerset.
[see also Western Gazette: Friday 23rd January 1874]
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