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... John Pearce, or give svluh information that be may be apprehended and brought tojostice, shall, on his Cei-' viCttil, receive a REAWARD of TWENTY GVINEAS, by application to P. Paige, at Stevenstone, near Torring- ton, ]Devon. The said John Pearce is-a ...
... myseli to your notice. Having pas-ed the whole of moy apprenticeship under Car. Luscomnbe, one of t(fe sargeons of your Institution, Idel and having Stuidied at one ofI t iw prinicil)al Hospitals in to London, for thr e stuccessive seasons, are circuinstances ...
... B. One half of the purchase money may remain on security of thle premises, if required. ti NORWICH UNION FIRE and ?,!FE INSTITUTIONS. TN thefe eflablilfhmen ts all tf~atvings are reft rned 1 to the INsunI1n., Irn confcquentce ot this plan, tlhe members ...
... ROO1S, a WARE-HOUSE, STABLE, and LOFT, in I h Lamb Alley, behind the dwelling-house, and lately in 0 the possession of Mr. Pearce, wine ?? of i g tae premises is held for a term of 40 years, which com- I At menced Z2d October 1801, and the remainder for ...
... situate on Nfarypole-head, within the parish of St. Sidwell, late ii the possessioli of AUessrs. James Emmiett, .and James Pearce. For particulars application to be made to Mr. Alderman Worthy, Mr. Receiver Brake, or at the Town Clerk's Office, St. Paul- ...
... 6xpseCt soon 'to driilk their favourite beve- .ria, miprogovelin quality, and reduced in price. The Loord ljishop' ?? Las instituted the Rev. I Edwiird ?? I). t. totl, vicarage of Larnerton, in L Devoll. Olitle tpresenltationl of the Rev. Henry Haw- . kins ...
... which they have hitherto received. Extraordinary Benefactions from the affluent well-wishers to this charitable and useful institution, can alone enable the Taustees to take advantage of the greater means of accommodation which the new Schools will afford; ...
... Wincaiston, ,J. Ramfay. William. Heathman. Win. Millman. Timothv Norris; Thonmas Shepherd. Thomas Stocker. John Avery. .Thomas Pearce, of Penrryn, Charles Tippett. Thomas Baron. John Lanyon. John Beft. Michael Nicholls. Abni. Wetlake. Elizabeth Simmons. John ...
... yesterday. eenfirmed in the cfatl-eural * of flis city, 533' persons, viz. 10)5 males ead 358 females. - | His LordsLip has instituted the Rev. Liviopstor, Bo3oth. K. A. (I.haplain to the Right ?? Lord de Duretalnrille. to ?? rectory of Ilioen, in Crnrue ...
... readers to an advertisement in ouar paper this day, announcing the Annual Gelneral Meet- ing of the Religious Tract Society, instituted in this city about two years since, as auxiliary to that in London.-From the professed principles of the tracts issued by ...
... RAZIEERS, COWKEEPAEtS and OTH, JARS' 0 be SO D by public auction, by order of T the Assidness ol' the Estate of Mr. James Pearce, of Exeter, Wine and Spirit Merchanit, a Bankrupt, the . tIASS now growing on Two FIEI4MPS, lately in the mossessiou of Mr ...
... auction, by order of the Assijness oi the Ectale of Mr. Jamnes Pearce, of Exeter, Wine and Soirit Merehant, a Bankrupt, th. GRASS now irroving on Two FIFLDS, lately in the possession of IM:. Pearce, contalning toefther abont 1.1 acre.q, arnd it -1ate n r ...