... himself of the proposal for the present season. are happy to announce a munificent dotation of 100/. totheWest of England Institution for the Instruction ofthe Deaf and Dumb, by N. Esq. gentleman residing at Bath also bequest 50/. from the Dowager Lady Mordaunt ...

... 4s. 6d. . ?? ?? ?? . . . 5s. but no Policy is issued *nder antotal Annual Premium of 5s. The nnprecedtrntedsucreess this Institution bas experienced affords satisraclory proof Ihaltihe principles upon which il was founded, have met with generalapprofhatio ...

... given in honour of a visit by the King.of England .to the City of Exeter. It was'highly it tihnt an investigatiots should be instituted-with a view of ascertaining. whethei Nny suans now remnained in the hands of tbe Trustees ; and fie should there- ftir direct ...

... the Plymouth Tlle tre about tho 10th of December. TIhe Annnal Meeting of the Sotlh DeronDi'strict of the West of England Institution frt'r the Instruction of the Deat and Damb was held at the Royal Hotel, Plymouth, an Mon4 day last, Edmund Lockyer, Niq ...

... PHA;VON I complete,i' ice omd £5. ' E Exeter, Div. 3d, 1827. (One Concern.) M -- COLLEG-E Ad COlkLw i.&CI aO0, EXETEBp,-- Instituted in Ducemibel' last, by a Society of Gentlemen, for i the purpose of .STABLISIILING a SCHOOL, t I r io aant.extexisiei and ...

... nETING. 6F rkg G-~~P44 ax T1IiI8 lT g .t Isy: - .- is *hre.Anntal6nrral 6e1igr of tie Gbverner! of the * hhit'eifand Dnsmb Institution e-lt hel i at this .Gastle~ti5ks..orn- ing;` The report of thte CommnlttUee .ttid'tle liihly gratify- i'u progress of ? ...

... 18790 ?? being made vp 2sow 4s1 .. I Frieandly Societies ?? . .1 4T. .iS I 23 1 27 ) 16 1 14 t 283 431629 14 5 Clharittible Institutions aud Societies ?? ?? ?? 21 25 13 | 2|I I' 1 1 ,SI.. ?? '4 8t 18685, 6 2 -:T Totas Number of Accoutnts remaining open, and ...

... travelled the circuit as a harr ster. He lamented exceedingly this great increase of crim*, but hoped that the enquiry recently instituted would tend to arrest its progress. It was, however, some consolation to find, on looking over the calendar, that although ...

... sport:—First day, twelve battles, Skelton won (Cornwall) second day, twelve battles, Skelton won 8, Pearce, third and last day, eleven battles, Skelton won 6, Pearce 5. The byes were two favour of SkeJton. The attendance on each day was but.slack, and the interest ...

... new, if desired. Mlay be viewved witth Tiekets, which wvith fuirtber' particisfars may be had on application to Mr. GEORGE PEARCE, Solicitor, Bradnhiish. Dated20tbJaune, 1828. Valuable next Presentatioi, Worcestershire. 710 be SOLD, by Auction, by Mr. ...

... wood, and t» Each number is sold for sixpence, and one appears the and 15th of each month . Reading Societies, Mechanics' Institutions, and Education Committees the Country, are supplied liberal abatement in price. ttt To gratify tbe Admirers of the PRELIMINARY ...

... RS of the above C'lArtrTY have ' to announce tnat there will be a SALE of FANCY WORKS for the Benelit of this Benevolent Institution, at the DEVOS nildl ExErrs; PUILic BALL ROONl, olr WEI)NtSDAY, the S0th, Tauaeuvr, the 31st July, and FRIDAYI, tilb 1st ...