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... the oAillren, and contributing largely to the pleasant- ness of the day, deserve especial notice. The Misses *- --nt.Qullv. Pearce, Furse, Lloyd, Davey, Stephens, van.S_ * >a~ msist~ame in propatn and other ladies, rehZ. . -- In ..r pA the tea, Ne., and ...
... pleasure than that of presiding over such an institution as this, which conferred so great and important a benefit both on the city and on the ?? had given him great satisfaction to attend the pupils2,ftlhe institution in his professional capacity, and that ...
... my gratitude to this institution, for the deep benefits which ?? affords.-(lHear, hear.)-I am happy to find from thie report e neof the institution that from the increase of the sbascriptions there is a likelihood of the institution still further extending ...
... alteration in price. Harvest prospects are so good as to make the tendency downward. BANKRUPTS. FurDAY.-Williama Pearce and Lewis Pearce, coach makers, Salisbury; Edward Simon, wino merchant, late of Brompton and Alark-lane, London; Thomas Thumwood, innkeeper ...
... church, to revive the old custom of carol singing at Christmas. Mr. Spencer, the particulars of whose recent collision with Pearce, the policeman, have appeared in the Flying PeMl, is now seriously ill. The bones of some of his fingers are broken, and he ...
... s, considering the case to come uader the jurisdiction of the county court, dismissed it. JOHN WYATT, a fly-driver to Mr. Pearce, was summoned for furiously driving a fly at St Leonard's, on 18th November, and ?? damaging a band-cart, beleong- ing to ...
... daughter. July 1, at Paignton, the wife of G.NewportPickstock,M.D., r of a son. June 30, in St. Thomas, the wife of Capt. Pearce, of a son. June 30, at Princess-square, Plymouth, the wife of Charles R. Prance, M.D., of a daughter. June 20, in Boutport-street ...
... up to the the A [ h num present meeting] He should not have done that if h re sdid not consider it was an advantageous institution. To reins illustrate the usefulness of the society, he referred to the Iner, case of a military man who had victimized several ...
... M.P., t and E. A. Sanford, Esq. , The annual general meeting of the West of England Institution for the Education of the Deaf and ?? is to be held at the institution on Monday the f 25th instant. DEVON AND EXETER HosPITAL.-At a meeting of the committee ...
... rector of the peaish thirty-eight years having been ing instituted thereto on the 11th of October, 1810. November 20, at Marlborough, Clist Honiton, Philip Salter, tld' son of Mr. Philip Salter Pearce, after a long illness, aged 28, ing muob beloved and ...
... Taylor, for Waterford; Mary, Taylor, for Babbicombe. TORQUAY. PATRIOTIC FUND.-A public meeting was held at the Mechanics' Institute on Thursday evening last, in order to ailbrd an opportunity to the operative classes of testifying their interest in the ...
... Thorne, Southoott, Winkleigh. ,we March 12, at Bodmia, Cornwall, by the Rev. John Wallis, soe N.A., unrle of the bride, Richard Pearce, Esq., of Tauntono the Somerset, to Loniss, third daughter of the laterreston Wallia, nol Esq., of St. Petrook's, Bodmin. ...