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... ADVICE GRATIS at the EUROPEAN INSTITUTION, Heavitree Park, near Exeter, Devon, Hours of Attendance from 10 until 2, and 7 until 9 in tbe Evening. Sight restored, Deafness effectually cured, that fleshy execrescence in the nose, commonly called Polypus ...
... legs. Mr. S. Pearce, Exe Island, Exeter, cured of ulcerated legs. Mr. Mitchell, Countess Weir, cured a complication diseases. N.B.—Patients labouring under ANY Disease are requested te write to BARON Mc'KINSEY, 1V1.D., European Institution, Heavitree Park ...
... been appointed Clerk ofthe Totnes County Court, vice Pearce, resigned; the appointment gives much satisfaction. Mechanics' Institute. circular was sent last week to the late secretary for the Institute, relative to the meeting of delegates at Newton on ...
... Rouse, plumber, Paul-street, Exeter—audit. John Stuckes, innkeeper, South street, Exeter —audit. TOPSHAM. Loyal Mechanics' Institution.—The members of this Association dined together on Monday last, at the Salutation Inn, in this town; C. Fox, Esq., the chair ...
... of course, encouf ter opposition and misrepresentation— to which, the good old times aforesaid, every friend liber** institutions was subjected. He, however, had lonfc ; since lived down all unkindly feelings on the part 0* old opponents whose faults ...
... Burt's. Mr. Pidsley, of the firm of Pearce and Pidsley, has been appointed clerk of the county court. Mechanics' Institute. —The Rev. I. Orange delivered lecture on Phrenology, to the members the above institute, on Monday evening last. It gave much ...
... legs. Mr. S. Pearce, Exe Island, Exeter, cured ulcerated legs, Mr. Mitchel', Countess Weir, cured of a complication of diseases. N.B.—Patients labouring under Disease, are requested to write to BARON Mc'KINSEY, m.d., European Institution,. Park, near ...
... French Fleet have again hove in sight, from the west- ', and are coming to anchor off the entrance to Torj Mechanics' Institute.—A talented lecture was Jfhveredon Tuesday evening, bythellev.il. Bradley, on Recent Inventions. It was much applauded. ...
... ulcerated legs. Mr. S. Pearce, Island, Exeter, cured ot ulcerated legs. Mr*. Mitchell, Countess Weir, cured of complication of diseases. Patients labouring under ANY Disease are requested to write to BARON Mc'KINSEY, M.D., European Institution, Heavitree Park ...
... legs. Mr. S. Pearce, Exe Island, Exeter, cured of ulcerated legs. Mr. Mitchell, Countess Weir, cured of a complication of diseases. N.B.—Patients labouring under ANY' Disease are requested to write to BARON Mc'KINSEY, M.D.. European Institution, Heavitree ...
... aeons-Richard Atkinson, m.a.—Samuel Fowning, Coldridne, b.a —John Goodacre, jun., s.c.l.—Joseph Mattthews, m.a.—JohnGilberd Pearce, b.a.—John alhs, B A - T 1 J Priests.—Frederick Morice Adams—John Adams, b.a. —Robert Heys Atherton—Charles Williams Marsh ...
... Bideford Win. Cadd, chemist. Barnstaple John Norrington, chemist. Crediton George Kelland, tea dealer. Crewkerne Joaesfa Pearce, tea dealer. Collumpton Sarali Hill, tea dealer. Chard Robert Gawler, confectioner. Dartmouth Thos. Huxham, chemist. Dawlish ...