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... ?? be made from an-? part of the kiag. ?? All particulars ol age, health, aud circumstances should be t« r EST-EN] ) INSTITUTION lor the NIGHTLY \^ RELIEF oi the HOUSELESS POOR. CO. Market-street, 1 itwar'-rorid.— The mends of the above ASYLUM are respect- ...
... Ue obtained of the Stewards; at the London ?? anel a; the Offices of the Institution. ■J Contributions gratefullv received. STEPHEN J. ALDRICH, Secretary. OSiers ofthe Institution, I ?? Ha^insrhail-streel, Jan. 31, 1850. ■l T u].KSHlKK SOCIETY, for Boarding ...
... Sons Prosse'r, J. Norton Hallett, B-obinson, Redmayne and Son Bebbington, H. and Co. Renshaw, Henry Bellamy and S_ith Hading, Pearce, and Reynolds, F. Benham and Son Stone Richardson.Loch.and Benson, Robert Hallmarke, Aldebert, Maclanrin Betts, L. ?? Esq ...
... of Hart Davis, Esq., who has resigned. ?? Haber- dashers', and Hosiers' Institution.— The annual meeting of this institution was held at Exeter Hall, last evening, Mr. John Pearce in the chair, when a rt-port was read, which stated that, in the report ...
... DISTINCT HOUSES Instituted 1827. Incorporated by Royal Charter 0 Vie. lK|-» Patron— His Royal Highness PRINCE ALBERT KG &c. ice fee. 1-v-V IIAIUMAX'l 1AIUMAX ' TBUSTEES. and BOARD of MANAGE-! MFN 1 ol the above most extensive Institution (the largest csta- ...
... 0 R. J. Thompson, Esq. 10 0 0 Messrs. Webber and Messrs. ( haffev and Baires 5 5 0 Son ?? 10 10 0 Messrs. Thomas Ash- J . Pearce, Esq. 3 30 more an.l Sous 5 50 C. H. Smith, Esq 1 10 Messrs. John Morland A Cuthell, Esq 5 5 0 and Son 5 0(1 Captain John ...
... 0 Ackermaun, Randolph, Holland, Dr 5 50 Regent-street 22 0 Hampden. John, Esq. . 5 0 0 Alison, Dr. Scott ?? 1 10 Hailing, Pearce and Ackermaun and Co., | Stone Messrs ' 25 0 0 Messrs., Strand ?? 10 10 0 I Hamner, Col. Henry 5 5 0 Byron, Lord 10 0 0 I ...
... charge, and . proms d to come up to ic-eeive the judgment of roe Court I wneii calle I upon. Mr. J r line asked Superinten lent Pearce, X, if he c mid sugg. st any course that con d be pursued to preveir i re- ; currence of such ex osoies. I Mr. P- arcq rip ...
... 1 . A L THE ATRI C A L FU N D H Patr mi Her Most Gracious Majesty thi QUEEN i The Nobility and Gentry, Patron- ot this Institution arc- re ■ spectfully informed that the I II TH PI I: I.IC DINNER in aid of I it.- I iinds will take plan.. a t the London ...
... houses.— Metcafe's Alkaiino Tooth Powder, 2s. per box. WHITELANDS TRAINING INSTITUTION for SCHOOLMISTRESSES, Kings-road, Chelsea. A l't BI.IC MEETING, in behalf of this Institution will be In Id a ' the Hanover-square Rooms, on WEDNESDAY, April 17, 1850 ...
... Bishopsgate Worknouse, were brought b-fore the Lord Mayor, chirged with having broken sixty three panes of glass ii. the institution, and occasioned a most intolerable net. The mss'er of the wrrkhouse having heard a great noise in the yard on Sunday, looked ...
... till dusk. Admission. Is. 7 JAMES FAHEY. Secretary. 'i rpHT. NATIONAL INSTITUTION for the c ?? _ EXHIBI TION Of MODERN ART, Portland Oalkrv, No. n (opposite the Polytechnic Institution).— The - fcxhlbltion of the above Association 'is NOW OPEN, from Nine ...