... olicitors, of Ipswiob, and subse. qukatly: joined Mr. Joseph' Peirce-t.lisr of-. Mr.- Arthur Pearce-as ?? the Orm beoiig carried -on many yesrd as Ensor a-n Pearce. In 1842 he entered the Ipewich Town Council as member for the 'Fairtb ?? Ward;- 'Ho.oranned ...

... L-Under the auspices of the Ports- mouth MIunlicipal Technical Institute a series of Saturday Popular Lectures has been arranged. which will be given in the lecture theatre of the Institute in Arundel-street,' and will be free. The first takes place this ...

... at St. John the flaptist's, Rentish-town, ThomasJ. Baker, on of T. Baker, Iltsq. Corn- berton, to Pattie, daughter of i. W. Pearce, late of Cam- bridge.Z 3fO~ilIS-HIOOD.--Deeembor 2, at St. James's Church, Ton- bridge Wells, liobe~riso F. Morris, Bsg., ...

... Thursday morning thrown into a state of great alarm, in con- sequence of a young man named Martin Pearce hav- ig attempted to murder his mother. Pearce, who is a isinle sen, resides with his mother at her farm, and having had some altercation with her ...

... Park, Carmarthenshire. ,i July 26, at Hebron chapel, by the Rev. H. Kingdon, Mr. a Joseph Stenner, to Miss Sarah Pearce; Mr. Edwin Pearce, to Miss Charlotte Reath ; Mr. Thomas Voisey, to Miss Jane Trott; e and, August 2nd, Mr, Samuel Thorne, to Miliss ...

... Dissenting chapels as it was in the days of D'Urfey and Tom Brown, but it still has more than its share of these useful institutions. It has sent a few, if not many, representatives to Central London-the Rev. Mr. Newton, tlhe friend of Cowper, Scott ...

... Mr and Mrs 0 Cole, Mr E Boberts Webt, 3lies Paxton, staff of StaroroEs Asylum, servants, Sea View, ?? A Coles, Miss Pearce, Mrs Pearce, Mrs Darce, Mrs Diaper, Mr and Mrs Shoemack, Mis Welsb, Mrs Palfrey, Mr Browning, Mrs J Goodman; Misses Shortland, Mr ...

... each geogrpbicsl . division and the rtio of insane to each 1090 inhabitants, those treated in private institutions areexcluded. In public institutions there were W in the North Atlantic Division 36,595 persons, or 2-10 to each 1000 inhabitants; in the ...

... Henrio Johnston, Esq., of Pimlico. Sept. 23, at Escrick Rectotry, York, Reginald Pearce Brown, B.A., Trinity College, Oxford, and of Thorganby, York, only surviving son of T. Pearce Brown, B3urderop, Swindon, to Edith 3Iary, second daughter of the Rev. James ...

... wife of the Rev. Walter Brooksbank, of a soel. On the 12th inst., at Belitlia-terrace, Islington, the wife of WV,. BIoultous Pearce, Esq. (of H.M.S. Colossus), Payinas. ter of let or WVhite Division of Gun Boats, of a daughter. On the 14th inst., at Woods' ...

... Beeic, aecond dlaughter of Mr. J. IV. w. Parnolt, of Turret-gmre, Clanlmam. AtClE-FOX.-September 17, at Sandown, I.W., A. Pearce, of Sreatford-upou-A~von. to FnYunens Mlaria, daughter of the Rev. IV. D. Fox, formerly of Deltuner, (Cheshire. I'IIAi SA ...

... l, aged 02, Ches. John Saul, Esq., Iste of Manechestor. STANr.Y.-Nov. 23rd, at Bath, Mary, reliot of Rear-Admiral William Pearce Stanily. WAUGIn.-Nov 22und aged 40 Jose~phine, wife of MIaisc-General Six Andrew Ecott W ugh, Royai Engineers. A chamber of ...