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... movement will be readily responded to, for no one has worked with greater zeal or diligence to promote the success of this institution—anfinstitution which be, it remembered, has wrought much good—than Mr. Vincent. Messrs. G. L Boundy and Mr. W. Westlake ...
... Williams. 2nd Class.—C. J. Berry, E. R. Chappie, W. 11. Dawe, W. Dunn, J. W. Gillcert, H. Hayter, R. H. Major, F. W. Paul, F. Pearce, F. Perry, W. J. Porter. J. r?oby, J. B. Spencer, J. E. Staton, W. T. Stephens, W. J. Warren. Class. —W. M. Furse, A. P ...
... to the rate defendant*a* driving.—Mr. Jarman submitted that It was very curious proceeding that police prosecution shoald instituted against defendant after ooroner'. jury had returned a verdict of accidental death, and the fast proved at the inquest that ...
... was also adopted. Service Reservoir. —The corporate seal was affixed to the conveyance of the piece of land bought of Mr. J. Pearce for the construction of a service reservoir (Mr. William Collacott is the contractor for doing the work). Muthe Bridge. —A ...
... od., leaving balance in hand of £31 6s. 7d. The Committee of the Exeter Licensed Victuallers' Benevolent Institution reported that the Institution, with the assistance of many kind friends, was still in a prosperous condition, and continued to dispense ...
... presiding at the tables— T,S, 2 ). Triokey, Screen, Barrett, Dunn, > T«' Averlt. Case, &c. after end ent meeting was held, Mr. Pearce, Ye ° .Queen-street School, presiding, who BhowoJ tarv remarks called upon the l the Mitchell, to read the report, which ...
... TEACHERS' BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION. EXETER TOWN COUNCIL. ST. THOMAS BOARD OF GUARDIANS. THE TORBAY MARKET COMPANY AND THE MAGISTRATES. THE LAWSON-LABOUCHERE LIBEL CASE. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT—The Candahab Debate. THE CHURCH DEFENCE INSTITUTE-Lectuee at Newton ...
... a few paces—Mr Crosby : About ten paces. —Mr Pearce said he had measurtd and found the difference between the road and the path be 75 yards.—Mr Crosby admitted that had not measured, but presumed Mr. Pearce's measurements were from the north door of the ...
... clerk to institute these proceedings against the present defendants,thus bowing to the decision of the Court of Queen's Bench. The annunocses were balled on liciaday, and yesterday he received a letter from Messrs. Square, Bridgman, Bond, and Pearce, solicitors ...
... third, J Pearce. Parsnips —First, J Pearce; second, T Pascoe; third, T Ford. Turnips—First, J Skinner; second, C Rowland third, J Honeywell. Potato onions First, G Shillabeer ; second, G Rowland ; third, J Pearce. Tripoli onions—First, J Pearce ; second ...
... SCHWEITZER'S. ' Proprietors, Allen, Pearce, and Co., Bristol. CERTAIN MISS PIKE'S FIT POWDERS Have cured thousands. Never known to fail. CURE FOR „ 2s. 9d., 4s. 6d., lis. per Bottle. All Chemists. I7>ITS. Proprietors, AHen, Pearce, and Co., Bristol. 1878 Vintage ...
... for the year), and the vioe-chair by Mr. Short, and among those present were Meesrs. J. Harding, Gave, Pratt, Blake, S. R. Pearce, Smale, Connett, Bealy, Calway, Southwood, Harrison, Holloway, Way, Spioer, Edwards, Hexter, F. Orchard (sClicitor), and T ...