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Fund for the Relief of the Distress in the Manufacturing Districts: … collections … (include) … Denbury Village, near Newton Abbot, per. Thos. Pensent, £2 14s 3d … …
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Christmas Ball: A Grand Ball took place at the Bath Saloon, on Friday evening. Mr. Marchetti conducted the arrangements which were very satisfactory, amongst those present were … (long list includes) … Mr. Mrs. and Miss Pensent …
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II Candidates Examined at their Own Schools: … 4. Lower Commercial … (list includes) … Pinsent, C. P. T., Avenue Place School …
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Death: Pinsent: 16th, at 7 Francis Place, Stamford Road, Rachael Pinsent, the faithful servant of the late Mr. William Jackson, aged 76.
[see also Morning Herald (London): Monday 29th December 1862]
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Devon Michaelmas Sessions: Second Day: Business commenced at ten o’clock, Sir John Duckworth presiding and being accompanied on the bench by J. W. Sillifant, Esq, W. Mitchell, Esq., and the Ref. J. Buckingham (Doddiscombsleigh). The usual proclamation against vice and immorality having been read, the following gentlemen were sworn on the Grand Jury … (includes) … John Pincent Matthew …
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Local and District News: Market Rasen: … … Thursday week will be a day long remembered with pleasure by the cricketers of Market Rasen, and the neighbourhood, having been the day set apart by the United Albion and Morning Star clubs for their return match and final game of the season. Long before the time appointed for the pitching of the wickets, groups or cricketers might be seen parading the town in all directions anxiously awaiting the hour for the commencement of the match. Precisely at two o’clock the umpires made their appearance, and immediately afterwards the preliminary processes were gone through, and the game commenced. The Albion having won the toss, were the first to take the bat, which, with very few exceptions, was mused in a masterly style. The play of the Morning Star gentlemen was good throughout, but we regret to have to report the absence of several of their best players. The batting of Mr. Nettleship, of the Morning Star club, was the admiration of the field, as was also the play of Messrs. Melton, Watkinson and K. Spencer of the Albion; The game was not played out for want of time. The following is the score: Albion: 100 (all out): Morning Star: 46 (6 wkts) … Connor, Pinsent, Wardale and J. Croft still to bat.
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Directory: … Departures: … Mr. and Mrs. Splatt, Miss Pinsent, Abbotsford; …
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Cricket: Chudleigh v South Devon (Newton): Played on the 31st July at Chudleigh, the South Devon losing by 37 runs: The score is subjoined: Chudleigh: first Innings 81 for 9; second innings 63 for 10 (Pinsent: 5 wickets): Newton: first innings 39 for 10 (Pinsent: 13); second innings 69 all out (Pinsent: 0).
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Cricket: Chudleigh v. South Devon (Newton): The match between these clubs came off on Thursday on the ground of the Chudleigh club. The weather was favourable, but the ground was not in very good condition. Chudleigh went in first and won by 37 runs. The small score of the South Devons may be attributed mainly to the excellent bowing on the Chudleigh side. The following is the score: Chudleigh, 1st Innings: 84: 2nd Innings: 51 (Pinsent took 6 wickets): South Devon: 1st Innings: 30 (Pinsent b. C. A. Langley, 13): 2nd Innings: 68 (Pinsent c. Langley v. Staddon, 1) …
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Devonport, Stonehouse, and Cornwall General Hospital: Laying the Memorial Stone: Yesterday, the memorial stone of this institution, which his to supply the populous towns of Devonport and Stonehouse and the East of Cornwall, with such hospital conveniences and benefits as are not provided by the existing institutions, was laid by the Right Honourable the Earl of Edgcombe, with full Masonic honours … (description of event, including procession) … (included) … The Hospital Committee: Messrs. Henry Smith, R. B. Oram, Joll, W. Swain, Jun., Crossing, Edye, Pinsent, Bateman, Dansey, H. Willson, Joseph May and Frederick Row, M. D. (secretary) … (continues) … (elsewhere) … The Dinner, A cold collation was provided at Moorshead’s Royal Hotel. Plates were laid for 200 persons, and although heavy rain that had fallen had doubtless sent a great many home, who might otherwise have remained at the dinner, yet a large number attended, and those who were absent were not missed. Amongst the Freemasons who were present we saw some from the north and east of Devon, and also from the extreme west of Cornwall. … Amongst other gentlemen present were: Messrs. Rodd, C. Row … includes, Pinsent, also M. Pinsent, (sic)… …
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GRO1036 Devonport: Thomas Pinsent: 1782 – 1872
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