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... been appointed Clerk ofthe Totnes County Court, vice Pearce, resigned; the appointment gives much satisfaction. Mechanics' Institute. circular was sent last week to the late secretary for the Institute, relative to the meeting of delegates at Newton on ...
... nor write, was charged with stealing piece of rope, belonging to Arthur Owen, on the 22nd of July, East Teignmouth. William Pearce, policeman of Teignmouth, found the prisoner with the rope, which had been cut from a raft timber. He was convicted and sentenced ...
... Radowitz, at Sans Sows, July 31st, the latter gentleman is reported to have observed, that it were desired to re-introduce the Institutions established by the March Revolution in it would be necessary to confide in the German ideas of Frederick William IV., and ...
... Burt's. Mr. Pidsley, of the firm of Pearce and Pidsley, has been appointed clerk of the county court. Mechanics' Institute. —The Rev. I. Orange delivered lecture on Phrenology, to the members the above institute, on Monday evening last. It gave much ...
... ofthe civil power, as, not haying territorial limits, she is everywhere the sole arbiter ot her discipline, being divine institution true and perfect society of a superior order to that of civil societies. He therefore concludes by stigmatizing the Piedmonteso ...
... average; indication, we think, that good demand exists for labour. Cheap Excursion to Plymouth.—The Committee of the Mechanics' Institute have made arrangements to take about persons to Plymouth and back, »- South Devon Railway, at 2s ; on Thursday next, to view ...
... professions, who have devoted their littleleisure, and their little superfluity, to maintain the Mechanics' Institutes, and Scientific and Literary Institutions which are now starting up in the West of England. Nothing has struck me so much, on this occasion, ...
... Esqrs., magistrates. ASSAULT. James Cater, a young man of about appeared to answer a charge of assault preferred by John Pearce, a public-house keeper, of Bickington. Complainant stated that the defendant was drinking in his house on the 6th of August ...
... pur- It was granted him, per year. asked the ommissioners had power to the use water to the Dispensary, free of cost; it a institution, and much needed the use of the T «nid the Rev. Mr. Bradley, the secretary The ?« . exemption from the rates. , ...
... French Fleet have again hove in sight, from the west- ', and are coming to anchor off the entrance to Torj Mechanics' Institute.—A talented lecture was Jfhveredon Tuesday evening, bythellev.il. Bradley, on Recent Inventions. It was much applauded. ...
... independent—was never completely incorporated with it —and therefore must now be only regarded as resuscitation from an ancient institution, quite independent of all other churches and all acts of Parliament whatsoever. We next expect to hear of this druidical ...
... ;G. L. William., Silver-street, Ilniinster; J. and W. Pearce, Sheep Market-street, Crewkerne Messrs. Hitchcock and Son, Taunton; G. Simmonds, County Chronicle Office, Dorchester; andJ. S. D. Pearce, Fore-street, Bodmin; of all whom may he had the SILENT ...