... independent—was never completely incorporated with it —and therefore must now be only regarded as resuscitation from an ancient institution, quite independent of all other churches and all acts of Parliament whatsoever. We next expect to hear of this druidical ...

... kept crying. the night when the fire was burning, witness saw the prisoner standing on the dog's house. John Pearce, also inmate of the institution, fifteen years, stated that he was at work in the field with the other boys, and Burrows and Ferris were there ...

... 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 ...

... at the George lon, on Thursday, to supply a created the death of poor woman, named Norris, decayed tradesman, named Thomas Pearce, clock watch maker, was elected. Parochial Schools.—lt was intention of our esteemed Curate, the Rev. H T. Thomson, have preached ...

... treated by a male nurse, named Thomas Pearce. He was to-day examined, and said his father, Philip Winser, had left the union, and died in witness s house. Previous to his death, he told witness that Thomas Pearce had ill-treated him, shook him by the ...

... 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 ...

... Axminster: Wills. Barnstaple: Batchellor, Symons, Avery. Haydon. Devonport: ers and Son.Synions. Houiton : Rogers. Launceston : Pearce, Okehanipton : Lacey. P.ymojth : Bazley, Gibbons. Southniolton : Tanner. :Cj le, bookseller ; WUUaeu, druggist. Tavistock: ...

... J. Loosemore, solicitor, have been secured by the exhibition committee for the members of the literary aud scientific institution who will occupy them for about six weeks or two months. At a meeting of committee on Monday, F. Hole, Esq., mayor, the chair ...

... 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 ...

... The terms of membership are only Is. ud. a quarter. There are. however, fears entertained some that the income of the institution will not cover the expenses ; but when it is taken into consideration that many persons have contributed liberally already ...

... Browne, t lect is travelling agent to the , Ull^rm? Den f, e . m P era and General Assurance Hdp th* • adv antages of the institution were or * ?Ples of life assurances are not yet by the multitude, lectures on _ Twhicb. will ultithe subject will doubt lately ...