Tag: Field

Field: Saturday 17th August 1907

Incogniti v. Royal Navy: Played at Keyham on Aug 7 and 8, Score: Royal Navy, 1st Innings 259 … (includes)… Asst. Paymaster Pinsent b. Stout, 2; 2nd Innings: Asst Paymaster Pinsent, run out 26): Incogniti, 1st innings 327; 2nd Innings 151

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GRO0391 India: Harold Charles Frank Pinsent: 1884 – 1968

Field: Saturday 20th July 1907

Shows of Light Horses: Exeter … … The harness classes were only moderately filled, both as regards numbers and quality. In the first for mares and geldings not exceeding 14.2 Mrs. C. Bell was first and third with Lady Wilton and Lady Dainty, both of whom are nice goers, the former having previously won in the pony broodmare class, and the two afterwards were placed first in local pairs. The pair was on this occasion divided by Mr. Huxham’s Lady Helen, another nice trapper. In the next group Mr. Swain Pincent was first and second with Lady Olivette and Hepstonstall Go-Lightly, two hackney’s with great action, which stood clear away from the remainder; and then in the open competition Miss Burston’s Maisey Dot defeated Messrs. Butcher and Weight’s Gentleman and England’s Caesar, the first two of whom were close together.

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GRO0911 Devonport: William Swain Pinsent: 1843 – 1920

Field: Saturday 8th September 1906

Bath: The twenty-third annual exhibition of the Bath Horse Show Society was held in the grounds at Grosvenor on Wednesday and Thursday, the weather being fine and the show a complete success, with a good entry of horses and a large attendance … (continues) … … Another high-class harness horse was Mr. W. S. Pinsent’s Ferniehurst Lady Olivette, to whom the Hackney Horse Society’s silver medal for the best mare or filly was given, Tissington Kit Cat being given the gold medal for the best mare or gelding. …

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GRO0911 Devonport: William Swain Pinsent: 1843 – 1920

Field: Saturday 4th November 1905

Golf: Mid-Surrey G.C. Autumn Meeting: Oct. 26, 27, and 28: … Juniors … include … R. B. Pynsent, 93 -11 = 82 …

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GRO0744 Hennock: Robert Burton Pynsent: 1869 – 1953

Field: Saturday 23rd April 1892

Field Topics of the Week: … Angling … Amongst the letters will be found a not unprofitably inquiry by “John Bickerdyke” into the characteristics of a Thames trout, a hint being cast forth that perhaps the fish may be descended from the sea trout. Another correspondent writes corroborating the remarks of Lady Pinsent concerning the illegal fishing on Newfoundland Rivers, and supplies an insight into affairs in that colony, which explain how much practices survive the laws promulgated to abolish them …

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GRO0254 Hennock: Emily Hetty Sabine Homfray: 1845 – 1922

Field: Saturday 20th December 1890

Rugby: Newton College v. Westward Ho: (R) The match between these school teams was looked forward to with the greatest amount of interest, and a large number of spectators assembled on the College ground to witness the game. The interest was enhanced by the fact that both teams had previously played Blundell’s School, Westward Ho being beaten by one point and Newton College drawing. An even game was then expected, and it was a great surprise to all concerned when Newton College won by five goals, one penalty goal, and two tries to nil. The combined play of the Newton halves, and the passing of the three-quarters, was far superior to that of their opponents. The Westward Ho forwards played a good, hard game, but had not the science and dribbling of the College. This is the second year that the College has not been beaten by any school in Devonshire. — Newton College Pinsent (back), Windsor, Wellen, Stock (three-quarter backs). Hammond, Light (half backs), O’Neill, Currie, V. Stuart, Avon-Jones, M. Everett, Lovett., Rutland, Champemaine, B. Everett (forwards). Westward Ho:  Hughes (back), Bellamy, Goodwin, Inglis (three-quarter backs), Hambly, Safford (half backs), Pike, McKenzie, Beamish, Evans, Betty, Bray, Welchman ma, and Welchman mi (forwards).

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GRO0897 Devonport: William Henry Pinsent: 1874 – 1949

Field: Saturday 10th November 1877

Testimonial to the Master of the Talaton Hounds: A testimonial to Mr. J. Pynsent, (sic) the Master of the Talaton Harriers, was made on the 1st inst. at Honiton, as a well-merited token of regard.

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Field: Saturday 18th March 1876

Hunting Appointments: Foxhounds: … includes … Taunton Vale – Tuesday, Burton Pynsent, Friday, Combe Down, – 11.

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Field: Saturday 3rd August 1872

Golf at Westward Ho.: A special meeting of the Westward Ho and North Devon Ladies’ Club was held on Saturday last for a handicap competition for five prizes. The day was everything that could be desired, a good breeze from the sea and some light flying clouds tempering the extreme heat of the sun, so the attendance both of members and spectators was very large. The following twenty-four ladies started: Miss E. Bazeley, Miss M. Bazeley, Miss Chanter, Miss A. Charlewood, Miss F. Charlewood, Miss S. Charlewood, Miss Dayman, Miss Dowell, Miss Gosset, Miss C. Gosset, Miss L. Gossett, Miss Hutchinson, Mrs. Langhorne, Miss F. Mansfield, Mrs. Oliphant, Miss Patterson, Miss A. Patterson, Miss E. Patterson, Miss Pridham, Miss Pynsent, Miss F. Pynsent, Miss J. Pynsent, Miss Serjeant, Mrs. Simpkins.   … (description of event) …

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GRO0308 Hennock: Florence Lombe Pynsent: 1847 – 1943
GRO0472 Hennock: Jane Augusta Pynsent: 1849 – 1902
GRO0618 Hennock: Margaret Jane Pynsent: 1844 – 1920