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... THE LATE SIR WILLIAM PEARCE. Glasgow lias lost a prominent citizen by th« death, at his residence in Piccadilly enrly yesterday morning. of Sir William Pearce, M.P, Though Sir William has done much for the development of shipbuilding in the Clyde, did ...
... GRAND CONCEIT. MECHANICS INSTITUTE, CLONMEL. In. PEARCE EGB to announce that her CONCERT of VOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC will tabs ea MONDAY EVENING, MARCH San„ DM, as Whisk (with the kind permission of Can Mae. lisnsie), the BAND of TIPPERARY ARTILLERY ...
... FEVER INSTITUTION Admitted 0—Discharged 0 | ln the House 0 Physician for next week, Dr. Mr. Pearce, Surgeon ” » — Rev. G, Edwards and Mr, Everard, ...
... MECHANICS' INSTITUTE, CLONMEL. Mm. PEARCE Regs that hw concert INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC will t.t. plM* Mi MONDAY EVENING, MARCH S«d. '»«»■ ® »'>)«*• ocn.lnn th* rpi-nilwto I Captain Mackana.a), tha BAND of TIPPFRART ARTILLERY will atlawl eawdaelad Mb. Powan ...
... TILE QUEEN, THE LADY'S NEWSPAPER. My 1891' 151 in Queen ,. square , Bloomsbury. The institution now Mrs Pearce, his eldest married daughter with her children, teeth and the outiatieat for last jeer tieing with him and receiving her father's guests. The ...
... Aldermen, they elected Mr. Pearce to the Mayoralty. After the election of Mayor came the election of Aldermen, in which election the three outgoing Aldermen—of whom Mr. Pearce was one—could take no part. The result was that Mr. Pearce was not re-elected, and ...
... WINDERMERE INSTITUTE. The first the series of readings for this season was held on Wednesday evening last, in Harrison's Room, when the following programme was successfully carried out, the Rev. R. J. Pearce being in the chair : Reading. Rev. E. P. Stock ...
... made by a Committee of that body with the view of rendering the institution more popular among the trades most interested in it, and increasing its prosperity and usefulness. Mr. Pearce, the Chairman, called upon Mr. Thomas Selby, the Secretary, to read ...
... CANADIAN INSTITUTE. An Interesting Paper by Mr. Arthur Harvey—Resolutlon of Regret Concerning the Death of Mr. Pearce. The attendance at the meeting of the Canadian Institute on Saturday evening was small, owing to the bad weather. A resolution passed ...
... EGREMONT INSTITUTE. The annual general meeting of the members of this Institute, for the purpose of passing the report and electing officers for the ensuing year, was held in the large hall on Monday evening. The Rev W. E. R. Gunn (president) °cooped ...
... THE VICTORIA (PHILOSOPHICAL) INSTITUTE. A. very full nu 3ting of the members of this Institute took place on Monday evening, the rooms of the Society of Arts, Mr Charles Brooke, F.R.S., in the chair. The election of the following members was announced ...
... DEATH OF YR 8. H. PEARCE. [From the Sydney Daily Telegraph.] Yesterday morning Mr Simeon Henry Pearce, of Randwick, passed away. The deceased gentleman was burned in Randwick. Gloucestershire, in the year 1821, and he arrived in this colony in 1844. Daring ...