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... preanhed at St. 8idwell'A Church on Sundud re eveuing,'is engaged to deliver an address on Indian V Missiun Work at the Institute, Summeriland- v, erreseut, on Wednesday evening.. >8 PAIGNviof ATaiENyux_.-The first lecture in con- co 4ectien with the ...
... CaeoIlns,! Eeol daugterof dwad Hicks, of Staiistead. eve] Apri 8, t Ie, b th Rev G. . Siarin~,Mr. Johti Row'e, snd Maria* Pearce, Wade rige. e. vo1 A~RAI 2, at Weir Gifferd, by the,Rev. Charles Silliflant, Mr. I WilliamHarris jun.,yeoman to Mr. MaryAlford ...
... nicle, has been ele etdW slriff of the. city of Glouester. The annual concerts for the Blind Institution took place on Thursday in the music room of the institute, in the moning and evening, end the performance of the music by the pupils gave great satisfaction ...
... Redehiffe Puzzle. Id eaoh- Je I I ST. SIDWIxL'S CIH1UROSC1 INSTILTUTB.-A, concert IJe . will take :pla~csi~n:tho above -In:stitute to-miorrow. tri eveningi commeescing at eight.., P 11a. G. ?? AsacWIeT, ?? ~ bartrwell-known in Exetar lsone ofthe iunsisr ...
... tive S S 'ocer, M3essrs T S Guest, H B Yarwell, party I TaMn, C 1) PiperTJ loranl J Courteay count C Ciegg, J Burrow, E T Pearce W lVhite- He I Y J C Whlitevav, A lWhiteway, F Guest, vs 1'f DinDC 3Piper,' restoxsA and C KesteDl, e ?? G N \7 ruefe~r T ...
... church, to revive the old custom of carol singing at Christmas. Mr. Spencer, the particulars of whose recent collision with Pearce, the policeman, have appeared in the Flying PeMl, is now seriously ill. The bones of some of his fingers are broken, and he ...
... - BIRTHS. , July 28, the wife of Mr. W. H. S. Pearce, 2, Longbrook- v terrace, Exeter, a daughter. o 0 July 23. at 1, Gloucester-terrace, Regent's -park, the wife t] of W. Castle Smith, Esq., a son-still-born. o July 21, at Totnes, the widow of Mr. G ...
... alteration in price. Harvest prospects are so good as to make the tendency downward. BANKRUPTS. FurDAY.-Williama Pearce and Lewis Pearce, coach makers, Salisbury; Edward Simon, wino merchant, late of Brompton and Alark-lane, London; Thomas Thumwood, innkeeper ...
... Mr Morley has a long memory. Moreover, though he g hded the House of Commons as such (and a nice bear garden it is), the institution, under the style of Witenagemot, is certainly nearly 1,000 years old. Once I knew a very smart man. In his regiment he was ...
... SACKS.-All Sacks lately belonging to Mrs. e Pearce, of Gunstone Mills, and miarked W. Pearce, Crediton, are requested to be immediately returned to Mr. T. P. SNOW, Angel Hotel, Crediton, who has purchased the right of same, TO CIDER YS. MORCHARD ROAD ...
... CANTATA. -On Wednesday, 29th March (being the Wednesday in oely week), the [, 1899 cantata, The Man of Sorrows, by Dr C Wv Pearce, vill be sung in St Sidwell's Church in the evening. THE HUNDRED BEST Boors.-Samples of been .ro~ the books referred to in ...
... receipts of the year were £71 12s. Ltd., and there was now a0 i balance of Lid8 S9s. 2d. A 0a Concerning the Benevolent Institution, the Committee re- tb I ported a considerable redaction in the debt of the AoYlulmn G buildings, and they trusted that before ...