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... THE IRON AND STEED INSTITUTE. The autumn meeting of the Iron and Steel Institute opened yesterday morning London, eed.. the preei* of Dr. Percy. selection of Daniel Adamson President of the Institute for the next two years having been heartily endorsed ...
... of the Bristol supporter*. In the middle of the second half Pearce brought capital ran. and pass to Williams sent the new man any finely. He was. however, tackled, and from the next scram Pearce again passed oat. Middle, ton intercepted, though could not ...
... At the Bristol Marine Board meeting yesterday, there passed master ordinary, Frederick Pearce ; as first mate, William Pearce ; only mates, John Edwards, George Thomas Bodey; and as second mate, Edwin Smith. As will be seen in onr advertising columns ...
... BRISTOL SEAMEN'S INSTITUTE. 12th annivenary of the opening of the Seamen's Institute. Prince.street, Bristol, was celebrated yesterday by spiral tertian in the Seamen's church. In the morning there was a crowded congregation, including the Royal Nasal ...
... SOUTH WALES INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERS. The general meeting the members of this Institute was held yesterday, at the Westgate Hotel, Newport—Mr G. Martin in the chair. There was a very good attendance. The following new members were elected : —Mr A. Jones ...
... THE LIFEBOAT INSTITUTION. The- report the jubilee meeting the friends and supporters of the Bcjai National Lifeboat Institution, published yesterday morning, shows from what small beginnings so great art estahliahment has up, and eloquent hope the conductors ...
... LOCAL INSTITUTIONS VII. —CLIFTON DISPENSARY. This institution has had existence of over seventy years, bat owing to the quiet and unostentatious manner which its benevolent work has been carried on, the poor districts the parish of Chfton, has not oecnpit'd ...
... 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 ...
... the management of the various institutions did their utmost to make the season one of gladness for the inmates, whether old or young. BANTOL ROYAL liivigssaatt.—At this wall-known institution all that could be done to make this great English festival ...
... THE INSTITUTE OP JOURNALIBT& wed seven mamba. rums will be present at U. stemma of the vim\ at Caere. pool &tunlay. The bretwlemt of year Weaves Read. Mr cltartes &Moll irhaenaw of lbw laverponl Mated 1. the work of the Cements by Ise Liter. pool wire ...
... INSTITUTION OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS. The reading and discussion of papers having been concluded on Wednesday, yesterday was occupied by excursion, snd, thanks to the exceUent arrangements made by the reception committee, the kindness of the Great Western ...
... BRISTOL BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION. Gentlemen.— The hearty and encouraging words of the Mat and other sqwakers the meeting of the above institution, Thursday last, and also the kind remarks many the subscribers its close, induce to ask the favour your space ...