... the Prince of Wales by the Lord Mayor at the Mansion House, after the annual m eeting of the Royal National Life-b oati Institution, on Thursday. DIVISION ON THE OFFICES AND OATHS BILL.-In the division on this Bill in the Commons, on Wednesday, the following ...

... movement will be readily responded to, for no one has worked with greater zeal or diligence to promote the success of this institution—anfinstitution which be, it remembered, has wrought much good—than Mr. Vincent. Messrs. G. L Boundy and Mr. W. Westlake ...

... of him at the snit of his wi fe, was in breach of use in the partnership th diacredit or Injury of the not to do any to instituted by the articles to the effect that partners were eopartnership. The snit John Milford reflood to Merin. Snow, and join ...

... to the Council, to grant a weekly sum towards the maintenance of inmates of the Industrial School who were sent to that institution from the city, was read by the Town Clerk. Mr. J. P. Nicholls observed that a similar application had been adopted by the ...

... Parr, Screen, Drew, Standlake, Govier, Singer, Stokes, Barden, Chapple, Strowbridge, Diggins, Barnes, Knapman, Harris, S. Pearce, Endicott, Tucker, Wrench, Hill, Huxtable, Roberts, Roe, Hopping, Langmead, S. Smith, Viner, Skinner, Truscott, Croot, Ayre ...

... struggling in the water, but his companions were unable to render him any assistance, and he sank before their eyes. A math was instituted for the corpse, which was carried up the harbour by the tide. The deceased was not known to the persons with whom he had ...

... the school, and his conviction that it was the duty of all landed proprietors to enoonrage and support that and similar institutions. He proposed the health of the Shareholders of the Association. Mr. E. S. responded, and paid a high compliment to the ...

... root of the evil. They had excellent to intents with the work of the day schools, l a m for their goals and reformatory institutions; but, as but he sought to provide a resource for those children they were behind other nations in dealing with the who ...

... clime.. . mm the obj,tr, of the of Portsmouth when It was established. Her ladyship's interest In Chswielph not to this institution, tot bidding, clothiw, sad many ether veinal* gifts ere distal/Med to mires of the old people and the poorer clams in this ...

... John's Church on Sunday eventing for the bens& of the restoration I end. The hon. secretaries of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution, Exeter, acknowledge a donation of handsel:nen appointed gnawed gig from the Right Hog. which will be raffled fur at the ...

... yesterday, before J. K. Cotton, Esq. (chairman), and J. G. Meta and T. L. Wiltshire, Evers., a married woman, named Char. lotte Pearce, of PengeUy's Court, was charged with stealing a shirt, a pairs of cuffs, and a pair of stockings, the property of Mary Jane ...

... SOUTIDIOLTON. EJECTMENT AND TREEPABB.—Ia the Court of Er. chequer, on Tuesday, the case of Pearce v. Cooker, was heard. This ease was tried at Exeter, before Baron ChanneU, when a verdict was found for the plaintiff for 2325, leave being reserved to the ...