a history
Cricket: Clevedon v Radyr: After a run of defeats extending over a period of four weeks, Clevedon, on Saturday, defeated Radyr on the Dial Hill Cricket Grounds by 13 runs. … Radyr: Total, 69 … includes … J. Pincent St. Hack, b. Marks 0 … Clevedon, Total, 82 …
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Deaths: … Rawlins: On New Year’s Day, 1902, suddenly at Barrow, Somerset, Jane Augusta, widow of Colonel T. A. Rawlins, late 41st and 80th Regiments, and youngest daughter of the late Thomas Pynsent, Esq. of Westward Ho, aged 52.
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GRO0472 Hennock: Jane Augusta Pynsent: 1849 – 1902
GRO0835 Hennock: Thomas Pynsent: 1808 – 1887
Bishop Brownlow, of the Roman Catholic Cathedral, Clifton, is having a very unpleasant correspondence in the “Time” with a Miss Pynsent who, until recently, was head of the unfortunate English Benedictine nuns at Rome. These nuns were “evicted” at the instigation of the ecclesiastical authorities, and Miss Pynsent had since laid thee troubles bare before the public. Bishop Brownlow, who replied to her, said, among other things, that Miss Pynsent had given up her belief in Christianity. To this Miss Pynsent retorted that that was so, but it was the injustice and immorality she found at Rome that destroyed her faith. Bishop Brownlow has now published another letter which concludes with these words:” Miss Pynsent says that “injustice and immorality are in Rome the rule rather than the exception”. This is a seeping accusation for a lady to make. I would ask her to write on a sheet of paper the names of all the ecclesiastics with whom she is acquainted and put a mark against those whom she knows to have been guilty of immorality and make out the percentage.”
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GRO1138 Devonport: Lucretia Anna Maude Pinsent: 1857 – 1934
Somerset Archaeological Society: … … The Rev. E. H. Bates dilated on the extensive view to be obtained from the spot and remarked that it would be a grand site for a national memorial to Alfred; within sight from the spot were Glastonbury, the home of King Arthur; the home of the Great Earl of Chatham at Burton Pynsent, and the monument to the Duke of Wellington on the Blackdown Hills.
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Football v A. J. Taylor’s Team: It is only on rare occasions that Clevedonians are afforded an opportunity of seeing in their midst a football match under Rugby rules, and this being the case the contest of Saturday proved an unusually strong draw. … (Clevedon team included J. D. Pinsent at back)
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Clevedon Reserves v Weston Super Mare Reserves: this was the bill of fare served up to Clevedonians on Saturday at the new ground … Clevedon team included … J. R. Pinsent (sic) at back. …
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Football: Clevedon v. Artillery: The newly organized football club opened the season on Saturday with a match against the local corps of Artillery volunteers … (description) … The new ground in Old Street was used for the first time and was found by the players to be in need of rolling. … Clevedon team … (included) … J. D. Pinsent at back …
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