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... ; Welcome Home, Pearce, fiom Cliarlcstown ; Seltna, Perriam ; Owner's good will, Barrett; and Friend's Desire, Downe, for Plymouth ; Draper, Kamson ; Agenoria Shears ; and Zephyr, Spear, for London Union, Bant, and Darby Allen, Pearce, for Dartmouth Buenesar ...
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... exhibitions. The Rev. Mr. Rudall has commenced series lectures at the Launcesfon Institution. The first lecture was on the usefulness and advantages of such institutions, and was followed by a debate which was carried on with great spirit. An elegant ...
... Devonport Stonehouse GENERAL Provident Institution. A Public Meeting, held at the Lyceum Westwell-street, Plymouth, on Wednesday the 26th iusf, for the purpose of establishing a General Benefit Insurance Institution, JOHN ROBINS, Esq, the Chair, Proposed ...
... there may be in the Institution a room which could be spared for present purposes. A nucleus might here be formed, until another place could be found; and I cannot name a more appropriate locale than under the roof of the Institution. I am persuaded that ...
... KINGSBRIDGE. Mr. Lyfe Pearce, our new liberal magistrate, qualified at the County Sessions on Tuesday. and Dodbrooke Literary Institution.—A lecture was intended to have be-m delivered before the members of this institution, on the 23rd ult., by Dr. Cocks ...
... 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 ...
... and the beautiful Plates nearly are the finest possible impressions. May be seen at Mr. J. SQUANCE'S, Devon and Exeter Institution. Exeter, Ju1y25,1828. ANTED, furnished or unfurnished, (but the former preferable), a GENTEEL RESIDENCE For a small family ...
... 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 ...
... a meeting of the subscribers to the fund for perpetuating the memory of the late lamented Lordde Dunstanville, was held at Pearce's Hotel, Truro, for the purpose of taking into consideration the appropriation of the surplus fund. There was by no means ...
... Nicholas Gould, W. Flexman. M. Thorne, Thomas Tepper, S. Pearce, Thos. Brown, jun., W.J. Tapp. T. Cunningham, and P. Dyer, are appointed by the Lord Chancellor, Trustees for the charitable institutions of Southmolton. Bidkford.—The Rev. John Edwards, who ...
... from episcopal cruelty. A petition for the amendment of the law in this respect was adopted, on the motion of the Rev. Geo. Pearce (Independent) seconded by the Rev. G. Hurst (Wesleyan). Two of the county members, Mr. Brand and Sir H. Meux, wrote letters ...