... SIR WILLIAM PEARCE. The follow ins telegram was received at the Fairtield Shipbuilding Yard today;—“Sir William has had few hours of natural tlec(v Strength improving.'' EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE or SCOTLAND potal a-vuxtatiox. The monthly meeting of the Glasgow ...

... In the morning I hat aem duties. Mr Pearce did not always keep there all the day long. In what capacity Were you them as a servant to Mr Pearoe?-1 servant from 10 to L You were serval' then ? - Certainly. Mr Pearce was living it • chambers at that time ...

... THE PEARCE DIVORCE SCANDAL. The inquiry instituted Sir Francis Jeune into the Divorce scandal is still proceeding. Mr Bargrave Deane, the counsel for Sir William Pearce, had an interview with his lordship on Saturday. Sir Francis Jeune is, it said, prepared ...

... CYCLISTS AND THE PEARCE CUP. its annual meeting on Tuesday evening the West Scotland Harriers will, we believe, called upon to decide a matter of the gravest importance. This is nothing mure less than a proposal that the race for the Pearce Cup transferred ...

... Brigetocke v. B~igstocke and Pearce. Sir,-We acted at solicitors for Sir Williaml Pearce, and think it right to state that the acts upon which this petition wvas founded occurred in the year 1884, when Sir William Pearce was orly twenty-two years old ...

... THE PEARCE' DIVORCE SCANDAL. I DEFENCE or Cu0- i 'PON DENT. The ' Weetmitatere t Wz-ttet' last night pub lishedl a letter fron Sir Charles R og -r--, solicitcot to tbie petiiolt--r in the case- at lf Uist ek'. veaslca b1'rigitocko anrl Pearce. The ...

... PEARCES O’CONNOR. This blustering mendacious eliampion of freedom and two acre farms, who loudly proclaimed to his dupes tliut would create thousands of those local paradises, and make all them who put their trust m him supremely happy, and that it was ...

... I MR PEARCE'S CANDIDAT URE. RIOTOUS PROCEEDINGS AT FINNIESTON. TEE CANDIDATE'S EFFIGY BURNED. A very disorderly meeting, convened by Mr Pearce, one of the Conservative candidates, was held yesterday afternoon at the fifty-ton crane, at the foot of Finnieston ...

... THE PEARCE DIVORCE SCANDAL SOLICITOR'S EXPLANATIONS. RIGOROUS INVESTIGATION. The Westminster Gazette of last night publishes the following letter which they received from the petitioner's solicitor :— 8? Chancery Lane; London, W.C., 17, 1893. Sir,—Replying ...

... ME PEARCE AND THE AULD KIRK. Sir,—As a member of the Kirk of Scotland, a Conservative, and a follower of the noble lord at the head of the Government, I write to warn all true Conservatives not to give a single vote to that so-called Conservative candidate ...

... SIR WILLIAM PEARCE’S YACHT. Sir William Pearce’s steam yacht Lady Torfrida has taken up her anoboregs at Sandbank. This season she will remain in home waters. ________ Apples All the Year Round.—We are to have apple, all the year round. During liist week ...

... MR PEARCE ON HIS DEFENCE. Mr W. Pearce, M.P., who was attacked by the Times for showing on the Admiralty Committee a keen interest in contracts for which his firm were unsuccessful tenderers, writes as follows in defence of his action : The question at ...