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... Mr and Mrs 0 Cole, Mr E Boberts Webt, 3lies Paxton, staff of StaroroEs Asylum, servants, Sea View, ?? A Coles, Miss Pearce, Mrs Pearce, Mrs Darce, Mrs Diaper, Mr and Mrs Shoemack, Mis Welsb, Mrs Palfrey, Mr Browning, Mrs J Goodman; Misses Shortland, Mr ...
... promised Sir H Marriott 5i £2 0CCO for intioducing the business, on the 50 understanding that Mr. H. M'Calmont and 50 SiT W. Pearce would subscribe £100,000 each, but they did not, and there was a heavy loss. In the Pedersen Cycle 1 rame Co. Mr.i HEooley ...
... annually among the, poor, of Machen by the incumbent i also a legacy of £50 to the Newport Athemn tam And 'M echanics Institute.. Therea a, 'few legacies to friends. He leaves to hie wife a life interest in his property, real and personal, and Dafter ...
... ANNUAL MEETING-THIS DAY. ts The annual meeting of the Exeter and District Teachers' Association was held at d St. Sidwell's Institute this afternoon, *r, Mr. Bellman (Newton St. Cyres) pre. 10 siding over a fairly large attendance, to Communications were ...
... Preeident. and there were also present: Messrs. J. Harding, T. Wolfinden (secretary), W. Gill, W. Southwood, T. Lee, S. B. Pearce, H. Elmore, Williams, J. Taylor, A. Bealey, J. Mead, S. Yeo, B. Medland, W. Gove, Pratt, B. Short, G. Jury, R- Hayes, and ...
... with regard to the -harges made St. as to the ?? at that Institution a by Nurse Hinton. th Mr G hutchings (T and G Hutchings) the appeared to represent Nurse kiluton, AIr -Percy T Pearce (Bond, Pearce and Blickle, ret, Pllymouth) Was presenlt oi1 behalf of ...
... e Thureday-Company and recruit drill,8. S BOYS' BRIGA.DES. - I ST. WerY UABson's Cannoc L ITles. s Forduty-Captain W. F, Pearce. t Sunday-Bible Class, 2.30. lliondey-Bugleprectice, 8.15. -: Tucedity-Company ard stretcher drill, 8- Junior Companyo, 7 ...
... as the education of evei child in the country, and'devoted as he was to the Churc 4 and to the institutions of the country, he felt that every good institution might be broken down -unless we had a ; a general and comprehensive system of education, and ...
... injuries to hie right hand. HEo wa~s 'immlediately eonveyed tos the Devon and Exeter Hlospital,' and on arriving at 'that institution it was found on examir ntion -that tb'ree of his iingers 'would have to he amsputated. This WaS done during the afternoca ...
... opportunity of expressing the warm interest he felt in the good work carried en by the aesecia- a tion. Among the various institutions with which he had it been connected, there was, perhaps, not ene which appealed rl more directly tV the sympathy and energy ...
... Mansion House School, Eseter. L. S. Paessiore, Lyarsbeare, ditto. t. C. Pearce,d Uploxaman, East Devon County Sehool, Robert Clouting. J.c F. Hart, Plymxouth, Schoolastio Institution, Elyrcnth Bev. J. Barter, Rabbidge, W. Blowiscombe, ditto. S. Stideon ...
... nurses had repaid £120 to the institution. Only about £11 had been contributed by patients, and the Treasarer wished patients would more generallV show their appreciation of benefits they bad received frow the institution. The average length ot time patients ...