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... passed and Pearce proceeded to take him to the lock-up, upon whicli violent scuffle and Knott was called the officer assist him. The defendant seized Pearce by tbe neckerchief with the apparent intention strangling him, if possible, and Pearce •truck him ...
... J. Loosemore, solicitor, have been secured by the exhibition committee for the members of the literary aud scientific institution who will occupy them for about six weeks or two months. At a meeting of committee on Monday, F. Hole, Esq., mayor, the chair ...
... John Kenn iway, Bart. Lieut.-Col. Hamilton Sir 8. H. Northcste, Bart., M.P. J. H. Hippesley. Esq. Sir E. Prideaux. Bart. G. Pearce, Esq. Vice-Chauoellor Sir W.P. Wood W.N Row. Esq. The Rt. Hon. Sir J. Pattesou K. sandford, Esq. The Hon. Vlr. Justice Coleridge ...
... Literary and Scientific Institution. —E. Wheeler, Esq.. civil engineer of London, delivered very able lecture The Nature and Properties of Steam as a Source of Power in the Steam Engine, to the members and friends of this institution, at the Athenaeum, ...
... the afflicted and desponding. Sold everywhere Is. IR, 2s. 9d., and 4s. 6d. Wholesale Depot, 22, Bread Street, London. [38€7 PEARCE'S CORN SOLVENT ' WILL, on trial, be found to excel anything of the kind ever offered to the public safe, certain, and easy ...
... TOTNES. s' Institute.—Readings fromShaksperf. —On Friday evening last G. Wightwick, Esq., gave his readings from Shakspere before the members of the above society. The room was crowded in anticipation of a rich treat F. B. Cuming, Esq., was called to ...
... Friday, the 11th day of May next. Mr. EDWARD B. S WILE, Clerk to the Board. Barnstaple, 26^prjUg 5 [3173. INSTITUTION FOR WANTED for the above Institution, an ASSISTANT MALE TEACHER, about 25 years of age of industrious and intelligent habits who would take ...
... satisfaction,*as manifesting the confidence aud appreciation of the Public, I that the business now being proposed to the Institution, not on one isolated and successful week, bat taken from the i last eight months, is the rate of 1,665 Policies, assuring ...
... behaved no means rough to him, and that all believed he was intoxicated. the morning some tea was given him, Dr. Tripe and Mr. Pearce, medical men, were sent for. He was also seen Mr. Tucker, sure-eon of the South Devon Militia, who performed an operation ...
... lieutenant, with his party, marched to church, preceded by the drum and fife. TOTNES. Dinner to C. Pearce, Esq —The Board of Guardians finding that Mr. Pearce, ;their chairman, has resolved not again to offer himself tor re-election, have decided on giving ...
... present to form a quorum, and the business was adjourned for a week. Useful Knowledge Society.—The annual tea meeting of this institution was held at the Assembly Rooms, on Thursday, the Ist instant, under the presidency of C. Kelson, Esq. The attendance, though ...
... evidence of Pearce, the constable, it appeared that on Sunday morning about four o'clock, he was on duty w-ith another constable named Knott, when he observed Briant come down a lane, and go towards his own house with something in his pocket. Pearce inquired ...