... will be rendered, followed by a mis- a i cellanesus coacert, in wtsich Yiss Ecuily Squirt, min lisas Moiteith, lir. Faithful Pearce, Mr. Pomeroy, fel, Ir. Montague Worlock, and Mr. E. M. Vinnicoinbe in will take part. A rehearsal takes plece on Wcdncs- des ...

... working across the field Exeter D get right on the line. Fenner led a rush, l which Sawer well stopped. Play being in mid-field Pearce passed to Chard, who i attempted to transfer the oval to Benner, but M. Eadie intercepted, and the t ball again went on the ...

... :-Crpeoral Salter, £2 10a., 217; Privatb Medway, : 2 ?? 206; Private J. Gould, 201; Private C. Shipway, 19.5: Privere S. R. Pearce, 194; Corporal Carter, 181 and Private Murray, 180. 'rila NATIONAL RIFLB ASSOCIATION.-On Wednreday afternoon th SlDuike of ...

... Dock- yardconstiuefncy, But the misfortune r*especto.Devonport is- rendered more. acute - by the notification of Sir, Wiliam Pearce's withdiawal from the- representation of Plymouth at the next election. SirWilliam's qualifications for Parliament were such ...

... bib,-The-- ..idntal fth SOUTHMOLTON. f EC II AS ICW ?? Thursday evening, 9th instant, the Rev. C. Harrison lavoured the institution with a biographical narrative of Beckford of Fonthill.1 The Rev. J. C. B. Saunders occupied the chair. At the close of ...

... Acland, Eeq.. R. H. Clarke, Esq, (Biidwell), J. C. New, Esq. IUfficulme), E. S. Drewe, Esq. (Broadhemburg), Miessrs. T. Pearce and B. Pearce (Uplowman), S. W. Watson (head L master of the school), T. Merson (Kytton Barton) James Hewett, Johl Hewett,. Jom Beedell ...

... 7.30. Friday-- Bard praotice at 8; ambulaflceafnd signalling classes at 8. ST. SIDWRLL'S CHURCH LADS' BRIGADE.- For ?? W F Pearce, Sergeant Blancbard, Corporal Denshlam, Bugler Allen. Monday-Company drill 8, recruit drill 8, band practice 8. Taesday-Greneral ...

... A Dyer, H J Mullins, W a Mudge, J W Huxham. Champion, Skelton, Middle- ton, J B Smnders, Haydoo, Ourwood, Fletcher, 1? R Pearce, 1 Flunmlyn and A T Angel (joint bon. sacre- tarihs), J W Reed, J Salt, &c.-The committee in their rorort said they viewed ...

... meeting of the South Devon Th( and East Cornwall Institution for the Blind was t was hold on Tuesday under the presidency of to Mr the Mao (Mr. .W. Law). The accounts Mr. showed the affairs of the institution to be in Sowtii a slighitly bette-rcondition than ...

... for beinug drunk St. on the night of the 20th of January. ., , a n HOLS ;WORTHY. 'MHOsANxoa' INsTITUTE.-'On Monday evening .tbe H friends of this institute, were treated to a lecture by the Rev.' anm Mr. Telfer, on ,The Memories of Youth. The attendance' ...

... during the carriage, of It rrom M [Truro to Plymouth. Mr. T. H. Geake was for Lplaintiff, and Mr. Percy J. Pearce for defen- :dants.-Mr. Pearce said that on the 18th *fo: ?? defendants shipped a cargo of flour a Ifrom Truro to be delivered at Plymouth ...

... pleasure than that of presiding over such an institution as this, which conferred so great and important a benefit both on the city and on the ?? had given him great satisfaction to attend the pupils2,ftlhe institution in his professional capacity, and that ...