Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... T AW LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. (For Assuring the Lives of Persons in every station of life,) INSTITUTED 1823, OFFICE :—FLEET STREET, LONDON. SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL—£I,OOO,OOO. tbustees: The Right Hon. Karl op Cottbnham. Right Hon. Campbell. Right Hon. Lord ...
... independent—was never completely incorporated with it —and therefore must now be only regarded as resuscitation from an ancient institution, quite independent of all other churches and all acts of Parliament whatsoever. We next expect to hear of this druidical ...
... treated by a male nurse, named Thomas Pearce. He was to-day examined, and said his father, Philip Winser, had left the union, and died in witness s house. Previous to his death, he told witness that Thomas Pearce had ill-treated him, shook him by the ...
... Cambria, Pearce, Shields; Eleneor, Denning, Port Gavern ; Car. ~ Pearce, Newcastle; Devon, Broom, Teignmouth. Saded.— Elizabeth, Martin, Brixham; Provideutia, Antonia, Liverpool; Catherine, Seeking; Velocity, Jones, Port lalbot ; Dart, 'Pearce, Br.xhain; ...
... down. The next meeting is at Haccombe, Monday next. The Penitentiary.—We regret to find that the funds of this excellent institution are in very unsatisfactory state. The expenditure exceeds the income by £100 a year. The burthen of maintaining it is cast ...
... with effective fire engines. the evening of Friday next, Mr. Willis, of will give lecture to the members of tbe Mechanics' Institute, on the ** Chemistry of the Atmosphere. Meeting in aid of the Irish Society was held the Assembly Room Friday evening. The ...
... and a half. Kingsbridge.—The death of our respected magistrate, W. L. Pearce, Esq., has awakened a general feeling of respect for the character of the good man departed. Mr. Pearce has resided in Kingsbridge for the last 35 years, during which period ...
... be given to C. Pearce, Esq. for the energy, assiduity, and integrity of purpose with which be had filled the chair since the resignation of the late chairman. Mr. N. seconded the resolution, which was carried with acclamation. Mr. Pearce then resumed the ...
... town hall, has been engaged by the Literary and Scientific Institution, and it is due to the shareholders to say that the liberality with which they have met the circumstances of the institution, shows their object really to the advauccment of literature ...
... Axminster. Wills. Bridgwater: Wellington, Payne, Awberry, Fuller, Jeffrys. Crediton : Searle. Tiveiton: Beedle. Litton. Exmouth: Pearce. Chard: Gare. Somerton: Quicke. Topsham : Troake, Barnard. Bideford: Cole. Sidmouth: Talbot. Axminster: and all respectable ...
... Bridgwater: Wellington, Payne, Awherry, Fuller, Jeffrys. Crediton : Searle. Tiverton: l'eedle. Dawlish: Litton. Exraouth: Pearce. Chard: Gare. Somerton: Quicke. Topsham : Troake, Barnard. Cole. Sidmouth: Talbot. Axminster: Ketch; and all respectable Medicine ...
... Journal Office, Barnstaple; Tepper.Southmolton ; Harvey] Fore-street, Sidmouth; Messrs. Hitchcock and Son, Taunton; and Pearce, Fore-street, Bodmin; of all whom may be had THE M 111CAL ADVISER. N.B.—Wi.ere difficulty occurs in obtaining any the above ...