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... our readers, who have visited Dover, and the townspeople acknowledge, with gratification, the liberal support which the institutions of this ancient borough have derived from their residence. At the same time their conduct is marked by severe discipline ...
... Wednesday morning. Deceased had been bed-ridden for some time, and was found deed Wednesday morning by little girl named Elizabeth Pearce, vvho ocoasionally attended him. was in the receipt of £G per annum, naval pension, and 4s. (id. per week parochial relief ...
... tenders are to be sent before four o’clock on Thursdav Arundel, mercers, drapers, and tailors—J. P. Mackidop and W. I. —. i Pearce. Hambrook court, Basinglmli-street, accountants—J. Howard M« estminster and Dolborn.—l Jesirable Leasehold instates. and T ...
... sincere gratification. (Cheers ) it | were asked why our institution is so popular; how it is that we have such excellent atten tance at our lectures, | shoald answer, — it is because our institution is based upon the principles of *“hiberty, «quaiity, and ...
... made in this department. S 0 decided has been the preference given to this Company, that it now ranks amonfg the first institutions of the kind in the kingdom for the magnitude and selection of its business in both branches thereof. AGENTS. WALTER EDMONDS ...
... benevolent exerticns of Mr. Pearce speak for themselves ; and he has since written a letier of thanks to Capt. Davis for his kindoess, and acknow= fedging in eomplimentary terms the services ren= dered by Lieut. Westbrook. Mr, Pearce, in his communication, ...
... Dobbin. VOLUNTARY EXAMINATIONS, Prost Comrosirion—First, N Pearce, A Weldon. Se- cond, G French, T Fleming, H C Molony. Third, T French, HR Fleming. Verse Composition—First, R Potter. Second, N Pearce. Third, J Queale. Scumitz Romax History—First, M Alcock ...
... Mason, a well-dressed man, in the employ- London Institution - -'7Bll • - of the transactions with Mr. Clements, was not all in ment of Mr. William Jones, linendraper and haber- Russell Institution. - - 1 0 is the same handwriting. Was the account ...
... kitties a balance of 621. 14s. 10s. An address of crnColraos to the (may of Sir cheer Forbes (tete a rice-prisiaent of the institution), on the death of that yr atlemen, was reed and ord.rei to be present. d An address n 1 neolinee to her /leper on the death ...
... Cooper - - - - 10 0 J. E. Denison, Esq., M.P. - - - 10 0 Rev. J. Ware - - - - - 20 0 Mrs. Charles Pym - - - - - - 5 0 Geo. Pearce, Esq. - - - - - - 10 0 J. Sperling*, Esq. It. H. V. Walpole. Esq. R. A. Homby, Esq. Viscount Brackley 11. B. Hickman, Esq ...
... Mr. P. to identify it with greater j . The prisoner was found Guilty and sentenced six months' imprisonment. Dennis Sturgis Pearce yeais age', the son a f*rroer living the neighbourhood Warminster, charged with having stolen j ® Prayer-book from Longbridge ...
... will no inquiry into the affairs of the concern under the Savings Bank Act. We have heard that an attempt had been made to institute general local subscription in Rochdale and the neighbourhood for the benefit of the depositors, and especially of the members ...