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... CHARLES PEARCE. This Insolvent, who kept an establishment for eel pies in the Hampstead-road, was opposed by Mr. Cooke for a lady named Robinson, and supported by Mr. Sandford; The debts in this case amounted to £l4O, and it was alleged that the applicant ...
... Joseph Pearce George Christopherson Ridley and Grimwade Isaac Baker John Wretts C. F. Gower W. Turner N. Whimper Thoi'- Grimsej Samuel Abbott George W. Bales Richard S. Cole Colchester and Son S. 11. Cowell Fred. Harcourt Frederic Pawsey Stephen Piper ...
... RICHARD PEARCE, Agent Lloyd's. IP’li OctnKer, Ib4t. NORWICH UNION LIFE SOCIETY. Capital Invested, £1,700,000, Norwich Union Society Hm Keen upward? of tbirt%-ftrp jour*. All jwet UeroenOe from its Fund* hu«e piocnptly end Nearly hnT»* b«en ihu* p>*id ...
... WM. PEARCE HAVING succeeded to the Beakless the late Mr. S in soliciting the farms of the Nobility, Gentry, and Public generilly. begs to observe that his strict personal attenti o n w ill be dimmed to that most important part, the Dispensing of Medic:Meet ...
... BEADLE r. PEARCE. This was an action for £2 45. for two dozen knives and forks. The plaintiff is an ironmonger in Cambridge ; the defendant, a very aged lady residing with her son, Mr. John Pearce, at Renato.. It appeared that a servant of Mr. l'earce ...
... HI MR . PEARCE. WORKgOP, NOITINCIIA.VSHIRE. b. 4.11.1 . by AECTION,by K. A.I'EARCE. I at Keil Inn, Iffi Worksop, in the county Nottinahant, Wednesday, I. 1 Ith day at sit o'clock in the eyrie (when of by private contrarl,o( whir% &le notice •ill br grunt) ...
... BY MR. R. A. PEARCE. WORKSOP, NOTTINOHAMSHIRK.—To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. R. A. PEARCE, at the Lion Hotel, in W in the county of Nottingham, on Wednesday, January Idth, HISO, at Five o'Clock in the Afternoon (by order of the Devisers in Trust, acting ...
... MECHANICS’ INSTITUTIONS. The following excellent sketch of the object* and effects of these institutions was delivered J. AUop, Esq. the President of the Leek Mechanics’ Institution, in an address to the members, at tbeir first annual meeting, on the ...
... CAPTAIN ROBERT PEARCE, R.N. We annOunced a few days ao the 'death of this gallant and enterprising• Off ice r, who fell a sacrifice to the climate at Angus, tvhilc employed in the 'Mission to Central Africa. Captain Pearce 'first entered. the Navy under ...
... THE LINENDRAPERS', &C., INSTITUTION The eleventh anniversary of the formation of this benevolent institution, which was constituted for the assistance and support of aged, decayed, and necessitous members of the trades of lineudrapers, silk-mercers, lacemen ...
... tuition of some first-rate violinist. But the feature of the evening's performances was the pianoforte-playing of Mr. Pearce and Mr. C. Pearce, of Stamford. Both are evidently perfect masters of their instrument, aud his extemporaneous fantasia upon several ...
... THE LINEN-DRAPERS' INSTITUTION On Thursday evening the annual Court of this very excellent association was held in Exeter-hall. Mr. Pearce, of W aterloo -house, in the chair. The attendance was somethat thin, not from any want of feeling in the proceedings ...