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... Hinctatake. in the study of Natural k he will be character may be anticipated, and tneie no greeted by a numerous auditory. Institution for the Treasurer (R. C. Campion Es™begs to acknowledge the receipt ota donation of from anonymous donor. . The Railway ...
... benefaction £100 from Charles Hoare, Esq., of Luscombe, Dawlish. being that gentleman's thirteenth benefaction to this institution. British and Foreign Bin i. Society.—Tlie Treasurer ol the Exeter Bible Society has acknowledge, with many thanks, the handsome ...
... at 12 o'clock precisely. order of the Court of Directors, CHARLES LEWIS, Secretary. Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society, Instituted 1797. Capital—£.Sso,ooo. CHIEF OFFICES. LONDON Bridge Street, Blaekfriars. NORWICH Surrey Street. EXETER High Street. THE ...
... Bremer, Howard. Little, W. J. Little, v Westcott,. Cross. • •' T / ' - J • • • • v J-uxmoore, • • Every & Son, Peard & L. Pearce, Turner, Bencraft. • r £ hp ital - Willeaford, .-.MluaderV v Moore* * ' »^ (s.j.) . v Watts Park.es Gld ' Matthews Leigh ...
... 561bs; oats 12$ cents 36ibs per bushel; horses find no sale; fat hogs two dolfeirs per cwt. xeter Literary and Scientific Institution. —An able lecture was delivered by the Rev. S. C Evans last week, upon Heraldry. We hear it is to be published. On Tuesday ...
... and encouraging speech, and was warmly eueered. William Mackworth Esq., opened his Court Kingsbridge on Thursday, when Mr. Pearce (the Clerk) read the order Council ordering a Court to be held at Kingsbridge also the appointment of his Honour Judge of ...
... my Brother Electors, to secure the support of so influential a Constituency to the cause of good Government and liberal Institutions; a cause in which you take so lively an interest that I am sure, though distant from you, I shall carry with me your best ...
... understand.— Correspondent. Dartmouth. Dartmouth Mechanics'lnstitute. Geo. Moffatt, Esq., m.i\, has made this now flourishing institution, a munificent and valuable present, consisting of upwards of thirty-five large volumes, of elegantly bound works. This new ...
... PIOR SALE, a light bay GELdTnG, 16 hands 1 inch. Six years old excellent in harness, good in saddle, and sound. To be seen at Pearce's Livery Stables. price 40 guineas. TO THE GOVERNORS of the ST. THOMAS' HOSPITAL' near EXETER, for LUNATICS. Lords, Ladies ...
... our correrpondent that the parents and guardians of youths would do well to entire into tbe advantages of this venerable institution, before send them farther home. The writer, whose name we ?* e, has had a member of his family taught the school, and this ...
... Mr. Paige and Mr. Attwater, Southmolton, Mr. Bolt, Tavistock. Messrs. Brendon and Mr. Rowe, Liskeard. Mr. Cardell and Mr. Pearce, Bodmin. Messrs. Geldard and Kelly, St. Austell. Mr. Lacey, Okehampton. Mr. Tatham, Bradninch, and by all respectable retail ...
... Mr. Paige and Mr. Attwater, Southmolton, Mr. Bolt, Tavistock. Messrs. Brendon and Mr. Rowe, Liskeard. Mr. Cardell and Mr. Pearce, Bodmin. Messrs. Geldard and Kelly, St. Austell.. Mr. Lacey, Okehampton. Mr. Tatham, Bradninch, and all respectable retail ...