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... 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 ? ...
... 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 ...
... Lawrence, step-daughter ot S. Chapple, Esq. Plymouth. On Tuesday, Lieut. Adrian Thomas Mann, R. N. to Miss Sarah Pearce, daughter of Mr.Pearce, Kingsbridge Lately at St. Stephens, near Saltash, Capt. Edmund Nepean, R. N. to Miss Catherine Body, of St. Neot ...
... Peaive's speech, at the Newton Abbott Meeting, we now insert them, and have also reprinted Mr. Pearce's speech, , that they may be better understood. Mr. Pearce came forward, and said—As an inhabitant of this town, professing the Roman Catholic Religion ...
... 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 ...
... by all who knew bim. At Exrnouth. on Wednesday last, of a deeline) in her 19th year. AMiss Lucy Russell Pearce, only daughter of Mr. James Pearce, formerly of this city. On SLturday the 28th nIlt. John Fowell, Esq. late of Black Hall, in this county, ...
... octavo abridged edition, vol. calf gilt, lbs. cost guineas. Francis Groze's Provincial Glossary, Local Proverbs and Popular Institutions, octavo, second edition, line copy call, 7s. 6d. cost 12s. ' ' ' , Price on \nnuitics of Lives, &c. &c. new tables, and ...
... second hand, clean copy, very scarce, 7s. fid. cost 14s. Francis Grose's Provincial Glossary, Local Proverbs-and Popular Institutions, octavo, second edition, fine copy in calf, 7s. 6d. cost 12s. Dr. Price on Annuities of Lives, &c. &c. new tables, and ...
... Governors of l.,he Dock and Stonebouse Public Dispensary last week, Mr. M ros- sing, surgeou, wa;s elec~ed apothecary of the In.stitution, in Ihe rooin.of. Mr. Boyle, wolo had risigned. The. Annual M1eeting of the Dlartmoor ]railway Company was held. in ?? ...
... took place in this City, on a prosecution instituted by the Chamber-and alluded to the pre- sent extensive exhibition of ?? same spirit in the the kingdom, so truly gratifying to every lover of the Institutions and Religion ofhis Country. The Mayor stated ...
... 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 ...