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... Modbury Institution.—On Friday, March 26, Mr. D. Mackintosh delivered a lecture to full audience, on Ethnography, or a classification of the inhabitants of England, according to the physical and mental characteristics of the various Celtic and Teutonic ...
... LADIES' INSTITUTE. PRIORY HOUSE. EXRTER. SESSION will COMMENCE on TUESDAY' X January 23rd, 1834. A Vacancy for an Articled Pupil. LADIES' SCHOOL. MRS. and MISS TIGHE are desirous of receiving two or three Little Boys as Boarders. —Address letter, A ...
... WEST OF ENGLAND PHOTOGRAPHIC INSTITUTION, 5, HIGH-STREET, Opposite Castle-street, Conducted by Mr. OWEN ANGEL. STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS and PORTRAITS taken. Families and Invalids waited on tbeir own Residences. Visitors are respectfully requested to call and ...
... the town and surrounding neighbourhood. Modbtry Institution.—Dr. of Plyresting, and to popular audience, rather novel one, eliciting spirited discussion. The following lectures are Dec. 3- —Mr. G. W. Pearce—On the Essential Properties 10. —Rev. John Modern ...
... MODBURY. Modbitry Institution. —The General Quarterly Meeting held at the above Institution on Mondnv last, Air. John in the chair. J. T. Savery, Esq., was We' -d President, and Mr. Francis Pearce, Rev. J as. Fisher, Vice-Presidents the Treasurer and ...
... passed and Pearce proceeded to take him to the lock-up, upon whicli violent scuffle and Knott was called the officer assist him. The defendant seized Pearce by tbe neckerchief with the apparent intention strangling him, if possible, and Pearce •truck him ...
... other reason. Well, it is admitted that Mr. Pearce has not disappointed the expectations formed of him, but has actually gone beyond them; and yet the writer The Gazette is silly enough to say that Mr. Pearce has acted most judiciously in declining ...
... yeomen, of which latter Mr. Pearce is highly respectable and respected member. Whatever the 'Squires and their abettors may think of it, it is certain that the in tegrity, aptitude for business, und impartiality, which Mr. Pearce has for years displayed chairman ...
... and the Rev. J. C. K. Saunders, on behalf of this excellent institution, and £7 14s was collected at the two services. Mechanics' Institute.—The committee of management of this institution, on Tuesday last, unanimously voted that £2 2s be presented to ...
... 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 ...
... GLOBE HOTEL, BEDFORD-STREET, where places only can be secured, and all information required, obtained. RADMORE. DUNN, OLIVER, PEARCE, WARD, PENFOUND, TEDDAR, and Co., , Proprietors. Globe Hotel, Plymouth. Royal Mail & General Coach Office. PATENT ANTI OXYDE ...
... from tins town. The sum of was resolved, upon the memorial of the members ofthe Mechancs' Institute to be ? the foUrt USe ° - lns,,tute i'der the superintendence Pearce C0,,,1 lt ' —The Mayor, Aldermen B.ekell and -U-b' ■ and eiUors Riccard, Ue - The sub ...