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... Bowring, Miss Napier, Miss Elsie Fortescue, Miss Mabel McGregor, Miss Symonds, Miss Barkley, Miss Dar is, Miss Mande Davis, Miss Pearce-Serocold, Mils Florence Houldsworth, Mr St David Kemevs- Tvnte, Mr Edward Mittman, Mr Reginald Applin, Master Wilfrid Houldsworth ...
... General Bird wood,and Messrs. H. M. Bazeley, Bahington, Leigh, Wilding, and Saunders. Songs were givcu Mr. Leigh' and Mr. Pearce, the pianoforte accompaniment of Mr. Backhouse, and the Volunteer Band performed selections of music. The entertainment was ...
... assault, and said be was aware that County Court proceedings were being instituted. so w further mid he was put outside the house, and, as to tiling out the summons against Pearce on October Ltb, be was not able to take ont the summons earlier in consequence ...
... G. Hadow the Dispensary to-day, with the view ascertaining on what terms they will return to their labours behalf the Institution. -Board or Guardians. —Tuesday- C, W. Iroyte, Esq., chairman. Number of paupers in the house 5)2, corresponding week last ...
... value of securities ” as the causes of failure. The assets do not include any sum in respect of a claim against Sir E. R. Pearce Edgecumbe, nor any sur- plus from the partners’ separate estates. Sir E. R. P. Edgecumbe, who had been in the firm since 1885 ...
... meeting of the members attendin ; the Church Institute, Rolle•etreet was hefd, Mr. R. Ley presiding. About fifty were present, including the Rev. King-King, Rev. G. Every, Mr. E. (hon. sec.), and Mr. Pearce (assistant eec ) Th accounts for the pest year ...
... Bush, Mr and Mrs Baker, Mrs Davy, Mr Kendle, the Rev A and Mrs Winnifrith, Mr R S Crosse, Mr Pearce, Miss Merson, Mrs King, the Rev A Winnifrith, Mrs Pearce, Mr B P Winnifrith, Miss Dighton, Mr and Mrs H Mountjoy, and Mr W Moor were among those present ...
... Axminster, Samuel, infant child of Mr. James Daniels. Newcombe.—June 5, at Kittle House, Dunsford, John Newcombe, aged 76. Pearce.—June 3, at Chantry, Aveton Gilford, John Alfred Pearse, Esq., aged6o. Reddaway.—June 0, at James-street, Exeter, Louis Robert ...
... as the education of every child in the country, and devoted as he was to the Church and to the institutions of tbe country, he felt that every good institution might be*broken down unless we had a general and comprehensive system of education, and he felt ...
... tans*-examiued hr Mr. Pearce : Mr. Pasamani was entitled to presetice UM demist. Defendant said he was employed by Mr. Puseentore, and the Om, was rentedby Ow hitter.—This timed: the ease for the proarcution.-11r. Percy Pearce submitted that the prosecution ...
... auy age, residents and visitors, 400 yards. —First prize, barometer, T. W. Pearce, Torquay ; seoond, album, R. Bowdeu, Teignmouth ; third, dressing-case, H. Roberts, Exeter. Pearce led throughout, and won by four or five yards. fair third. Six competed, ...
... *Professor Masson 0 R. Hannah 010 William 10 — Palgrave Charles Lucas 10 0 A. Turner Pearce 10 0 W.S. Mrs. Pearce 0| The Graphic ‘Society, Wm. Pearce Exete’ Charles Pearce | John John Eastwood 4 amr MP. . Westcot T. S. Whitaker Meud: , RA. 5 *G. F. Watts ...