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Central Somerset Gazette: Saturday 25th April 1903

Fashionable Wedding at St. Benignus’ Church, Glastonbury: Marriage of Capt. Barth, A.D.C. and Miss Mabel Carew Lyons. Seldom of late years has a wedding created so much interest in Glastonbury and the neighbourhood … continues … The two middle aisles of the church had been reserved for the principal wedding guests. Amongst those invited were The Rev. and Mrs. Paramore, Mr. and Mrs. Pynsent Mathew, Mrs. G. L. Bulleid, Miss Bath, Miss A. Mathew. Dr. and Mrs. C. Mathew, Mrs. Norris, Mrs. Lansdown, the Rev. G. M. Terry-Messiter-Terry, Miss Venn, Miss Wybrants, General Patton, C.B , …(continues) …the first of the bridal party to arrive was the groom, who was dressed in the conventional wedding-garb, and his best man, Mr. Pynsent Mathew; and at two o’clock the bride, attended by her brother, Captain R. de Courcy Lyons, of the Royal Warwickshire Regiment, who gave her away, arrived at the West door of the church, where the clergy and choir were in waiting; … (continues) …

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Melton Mowbray Times and Vale of Belvior Gazette: Friday 26th September 1902

Belgrave Recreation Ground and Eleemosynary Charity: … … The usual report as to the progress of the scholars at present at Wyggeton Schools was read, and in each case was considered to be very good. Mr. Pinsent, the father of one of the scholars wrote informing one of the trustees that his son entered the Oxford local examination and passed with honours.

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Taunton Courier and Western Advertiser: Wednesday 24th September 1902

Queries: … 1074: Somerset Monuments: How many monuments are there of the Wellington, Burton Pynsent and Cranmore kind? Perhaps some contributor can give a complete list? W. Hornblotton…

[see also Taunton Courier and Western Advertiser: Wednesday 8th October 1902 and Taunton Courier and Western Advertiser: Wednesday 6th May 1903]

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Stratford upon Avon Herald: Friday 25th April 1902

Visitors to Stratford: … Red Horse Hotel: … includes … Mrs. Pinsent and party, London …

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Coventry Times: 8th January 1902

Re. The Coventry Tube and Metal Co. Limited, Stoney Stanton Road, Coventry: Edwards , Son, & Bigwood: Are instructed by the Receiver for the Debenture Holders (E. M. Sharp, Esq.) to sell by auction at the works as above, on Tuesday and Wednesday January 14th and 15th 1902, at eleven o’clock prompt each day, the Whole of the valuable, nearly-new trade plant and machinery for the production of Weldless Steel and Butt ended Iron tubing …. Continues …  Catalogues may be had of E. M sharp Esq. … Messrs. Pinsent and Co., 6 Bennett’s Hill, Birmingham …

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Clevedon Mercury: 5th October 1901

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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Taunton Courier and Western Advertiser: Wednesday 2nd October 1901

Visit to Athelney: The excursion organised by the Somersetshire Archaeological and Natural History Society to the district of the count known as “King Alfred’s country” was of a highly successful and enjoyable character and was joined in by over a hundred members and their friends …. (discussion) …Within sight from the spot [“the Mump”] 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 ….

[see also Taunton Courier and Western Advertiser: Wednesday 2nd October 1901]

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Cheltenham Looker-On: Saturday 17th August 1901

Departures: Pinsent, Lady, Fullwood Park, for London; Pinsent, Miss, Fullwood Park, for Ireland (sic)

[see also: Gloucestershire Echo: Saturday 17th August 1901]

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GRO0254 Hennock: Emily Hetty Sabine Homfray: 1845 – 1922
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Bookseller: Thursday 6th June 1901

Stationery, Fancy, Bookselling: Young Lady, 2 ¼ years’ experience, seeks situation. Good references, Congregationalist, indoors preferred: Pinsent, Boxford, Newbury Berks:

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