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... rediemed their pledge, and have entit'.c-d themselves to the gratitude and support the country. ord, —It was rroposed by P. Pearce, Esq., and 89- coaded Mr. J Rowe, R.N., —That a petition to both Houses Parliament be prepared, praying that the measure of ...
... Edwin Polkinghorne, bankers' clerk Modbury Mr. chard Hosking, Postmaster .. Mr. Alfred Watson, chemist Jfewton Abbot Parmenas Pearce, Esq., solicitor Plymouth Messrs. George Eastlake and Co., solicitors , William F. Collier, Esq., merchant „ Messrs. Whiteford ...
... liberal commission will be paid. Apply by letter, to A. F., 6, Morley-street, Plymouth. as M__LWRIGHTS. Apply to Mr, Edward Pearce, Millwright, Colyton, Devon. TO SCIIOOLMASTERS. ' ANTED, at Midsummer next, for a large VillaJeya ▼ ▼ SCHOOLMASTER, acquainted ...
... of E. Bovill, Esq., of a son. Dec. 17, at Coffleet, the Hon. Mrs. T. Lane, of a daughter. Dec. 31, at Plymouth. Mrs. P. W. Pearce, of a son. Dec. 27, the wife of Mr. Smith, of Newton Bushel, of son. Dec. 29, the wife of Mr. P. Michelmore, draper, Newton ...
... 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 ...
... Protestant Association, held last week, in the Collegiate School, Finsbury-square, Mr. Dalton, th« Secretary to the parent institution, delivered an address occupying one hour and twenty minutes, which was entirely composed words of ■jne syllable. The subject ...
... bankers' clerk Uodbury Mr. R'chaid Hosking, Postmaster Moretonhnmpstead .. Sir. Alfred Watson, chemist Newton Abbot Parmenus Pearce, Esq., solicitor Plymouth Messrs. George Eastlake and Co., solicitors „ William F. Collier, Esq., merchant „ Messrs. Whiteford ...
... 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 ...
... Mrs 1 0 mouth '''. 0 Buck, Rev. R. R 010 Penfound, John, Mr. 1 0 Badcock, Henry, Esq. .. 010 Pearce, Thos., Mr'.] , 0 Bray, Mrs 10 Pearce, Wm., Mr.*.'.. '.* 010 Carnsew, Thomas, Esq 1 0 Parminter, John, Mr. 010 Coombe, Wm., Hf, 0 10 Rashleigh ...
... ensuing ; and also of NINE NEW MEMBERS ofthe Elective Part of the Committee. At this Court the low state of the Funds of this Institution will be brought under the consideration of the Governors, in order to determine on, and adopt some measures for augmenting ...
... »»n«- Apply to J^ * 3, at ' E «ter, if by letter to be ULTCKS are now SELLING nine guineas a For SA~LE, 1 ', and EXETER INSTITUTION.— Apply to tbe Printer. TO BE TfflEN SHARES in the WEST of ENGT AND FIRE and LIFE INSURANCF mMMv , , Mr. GEORGE WIPPELL ...
... the death of the Rev. Ralph Barnes. On Thursday last, the 1tev. George Martin, Chan- cellor of the Diocese of Exeter, was instituted, by Mr. Precentor Bartlam, to the Vicarage of Harber- toll, vacant by the death of the Rev. Ralph. Barnes, and on the p ...