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... STEUAET FRIPP. Local Manager. .»TLLIAM PEARCE TAPP, Clerk. Information can also be obtained of( Mr Thomas W. Gibbs. ATH . tMr Henry A. Fry, Jnn. (.Messrs Inman, Adam, and Thring. Ax.)}idge Mr J, C. Smith. Bauieaston Mr A. J. Purdy. Be. iiington Messrs ...
... that those at home had not forgotten them, Three friends, before leaving the institution, a~re sure to expressetheir thanks for the efforts of those connected with the Institution to make the Christmeas as happy f and as comfortable as pos31ble for the suffarers ...
... c ny obec of doeing it-that of making the institution more ?? e 'Widely known-bces been perfectly accomplished, and no etr ciizen, of anly business standing can now plead ignorance icee sit of the institution or of its purposes. This success has We vid ...
... The Bishop of Rath and Wells has instituted the Rev. Edward Walpole Warren, M. A., curate of mi W«t Cranmore, to the rectory Oompton Martin, the nomination of trustee®. Association fob the Promotion;of S ...
... Flo tires. INSTITUTION FOR THE DEAF and DUMB, j PARK-ROW. : ±- ANNUAL MF.ETIMt t.he TrieMloandSabxrihcn of »V)»-e unl EX.I the PI'PILH, 1 ill place IT'\> M; 24th, \S7o,at the VICTORIA- 1 . ' ...
... SHORTHAND CLASSES (fa) He-commence Septem 2«ih. 8 p.m.: Elementary Reporting. 33th ; Advance Sporting, 30th, pm.-Shorthand Institute, Cumberland street. -30 . ...
... ffiiHitartonal. WINTER SHORTHAND ((■)Re-commence September Wth, 8 p.m.: HuentArr Reporting. Advance Reporting, 90th, Institute, Cumberland Street. 975 QIGH-CLABS LADIES' COLL BOB—Two unexpected TtindM will filled half usual term*. Governess I'upil required ...
... month received an order for a large parcel of goods, signed G. Pearce. The clerk, perceiving that the order was from Bristol, at once concluded it was from an old customer, Mr. G. Pearce, Wine-street, Bristol. Hledid not notice the address was 39, Q ...
... offencc. ol under the Debtors Act, and also upon the charge of cii' I;spirihg with Pearce to defraud his creditors. A wircr rr 39 was issued at the time for the arrest of Pearce, LOit he it eluded the vigilance of the police officers for soc iL time, and on ...
... attendance were Messrs. J. Dessell (deputy overnor), Bramble, Barnet, Blair, Follwell, Gay, Gillford, Levy, Pullin, W. Pearce faryleport), Pearce (St. Michacl’s), ing, . dall, Symes, Sheat, Sn lin, and Withers. ihe Stephens, Taylor, Tozer statistics of relief ...
... house. Afterwards she saw Pearce sittinp on the steps, but she could not say whether he was bleeding. She had during the day been drinking with Pearce, who was intoxicated. Hannah Jones deposed that she went by the name of Pearce. On Tuesday night, about ...
... Warren. F. Giainger, D. L. Hocking, B. Giaham, C. Wright, Thetaowan, and M. Dnnscombe, forwards. BRISTOL HORNETS v. WIDCOMBE INSTITUTE These teams met on Saturday at Bath. W, Richards, for the visiting team, set the ball rolling, and play commenced in Widcombe’s ...