... Guardians on Dr. F. D. Pearce’s explanation to the Local Government Board-of bis granting a certificate of the un- fitness for work of a man named Jeffery, of Bast Alling- ton, without seeing him, a copy of which was Dr. Pearce admitted that he had acted ...

... to be due on taxation. Mr. Pearce moved the following amendment : That the resolution be referred bacx tothe Committee with instructions to bring up report showing the circumstances under which the Chief Constable instituted the betting prosecutions, ...

... Transactions of the Devonshire Association be obtained for the Free Institute, aud that the remainder be handed over to the Cottage Hospital. The hon. local treasurer (Mr H. D, Pearce) stated that he would place a copy of the accounts in the Devon and ...

... Transactions of the Devonshire Association be obtained for the Free Institute, aud that the remainder be handed over to the Cottage Hospital. The hon. local treasnrer (Mr H. D. Pearce) stated that he would place a copy the accounts the Devon and Cornwall ...

... SIDMOUTH. The Sidmouth Institution.—A lecture was de livered here by Dr. McKenzie, on Thursday. Early in January a concert will be given by the Madrigal Society, under the able leadership of Capt. Hooper. The Proposed Railway.—We have received, at a late ...

... Chief ; Clara Timeman, Secretary: Bdith Batnes, Treasurer ; Frederic Walmer, Levite ; Arthur Pearce, Guardian ; Lucy Beaward and George Woodley, Stewards Brnest Pearce and Brnest Overmass. tf.H.S.; Charles Titneman and Alfred L.H.B. ; Bro. A.J. Bowden, Su ...

... Mr. Percy T. Pearce (Plymouth) defended, rlie summons against Hunt was heard first, alter which the of the summonses were taken jointly.—Mr. Brown, opening his case on behalf of . e . police authorities, said they had felt bound to institute these proceedings ...

... communication to him after which instituted these proceedings.—Joseph Uuarnby said he was valet to Mr Saunders in 1884-85. He knew that Mr Baunders let his room in the Temple to the corespondent. He was servant to Mr Pearce. A lady came to Mr about half ...

... 0 Extras 101 St. James's Institute c. Exminstee C. C—A match was played on the ground of the former, resulting a decided victory for the visitors. ST. JAMES'S INSTITUTE, lst Innings. 2nd Innings. A. F. Beer, c Tozer b Pearce 1 b Veitch S. Davis, Veitch ...

... Bath; J. H. Pearce, Kingswood School, Bath; F. H. Brackenbury, Kingswood School, Bath; G. H. Hunter, Kingswood School, Bath; E. H. Gane, Kingswood School, Bath; L. M. Perm, F. T. Dixon, A. G. Gibson, W. E. Hayward, A. H. Scholefield, F. S. Pearce, W. H. Colwell ...

... Act then we can proceed with the prosecution.—Mr. Bridges: Let the case proceed, and if there is no Act let Mr. Pearce prove it.—Mr. Pearce said if the prosecution did not prove the existence of the Act of Parliament the Bench had no alternative but to ...

... 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 ...