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... T. PEARCE DECS UVEKY more commodious premises, SILW 0 0 CHURCH ROAD. TUNBRIDGE . • « ♦Vs., to 1 guying ana belling Where he give the i heretolore. Mademoiselle Gtattbl, (PARISIENNE), desirous of tindiug some PUPILS for FRENCH and MUSIC. French Class twice ...
... E. PEARCE. THE LACK OF ENTERPRISE IN BANBURY. To the t\t>tor of the Banbury Guardian. SIB,—As none your correspondents have honoured r -ply to my letter published iq your issue of the 251 h ultimo, and lest I might be misumteistood, would you allow me ...
... Great credit is certainly due to Mr. Sw Everett for the energy and tact which he displa capturing the villain. MECHANICS’ INSTITUTE. HE ANNUAL CONCERT in aid of the this Society will be held in the ASSEMBLY Rt MONDAY, Jaw. 24th, 1859.—Full wg may be ob ...
... or Charitable Institutions in the Parliamentary Borough of Hythe, being capable el taking wader this battiest my said Executors and Troikas shall in their absolute and uncontrolled discretion think proper, and whether instituted for similar or ...
... J. E. PEARCE. ACTION SONGS, RSCITATIONS, MUSICAL DRILLS, INStRUNINTAL MUSIC. Priem of /Utilisation Ira and U. Grand Hall, Maidenhead. THREE NIGHTS ONLY. Thursday Friday and Saturday, Feb. 4th, 3th 6th. Ma. W. T. McCI,ELLAN'S Company in the enormously ...
... RICRARD PEARCE, Deceaset rrnant to the Statute 22 and 23 Victoria, cap. 33, instituted An Act to amend the iw of property and to relieve trustees. I\TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that all Pelson, having any Claims or Demands 3Z.titlst the ESTATE of RICHARD ...
... Messrs, Allen Pearce and Co. Gentlemen, It gives me great pleasure to recommend your Wm. • Dandelion Taraxacum Coffee, 1 can testify ita beneficial results ia cases of Uver stomach Affections. It appears preparation eminently suited in those esses. Faithfully ...
... as follows : First prize poem, Mr. F. C. Pearce, Aylesbury (eldest son of Mr. C. Pearce, Lashlake, Thame); 2nd prize, ditto, Rev. S. Patton, of Thame ; 3rd ditto, Mr. Cullovin. First prize essay, Mr. E. Pearce; 2nd ditto, Mrs. W. R. Church (second daughter ...
... WILIAM PEARCE. Beedent Dispenter. MIL J. U. LEWIS AT FultlaNlitiltlDUE. Mr. J. D. Lewi., the Liberal candidate for the represetitni ion of the Southern Divi.ion of the County at the neat general elettti•m, attended a meeting of the Yordingbridge branch ...
... the Bth May. 47, Milton Row, Margate, the wife of Mr. Mvratns, twins (boys). PEARCE.—On the 18th May, at 2, Wesley Cottages, Argyle Road, Whitstable, tbe wife Allred Pearce, of daughter. SMITH.—On Ibesl May, 4. Brewery Hill, Margate, the wife of Mr. ...
... LITERARY INSTITUTE. An entertainment conaistingof vocal and instrumental music, and a lecture on the “Telephone and Microphone v by Mr. J. W. Woods of Oxford, was given in the Town Hall, Tuesday evening, on behalf the funds of the Institute. The chair ...
... MR. S. A PEARCE, MUS- PBOr. DOYOR PLACE. KamtMna. TV/TAIDSTONE LITERARY A MECHANICS* ixl INSTITUTION. ...