... annually among the, poor, of Machen by the incumbent i also a legacy of £50 to the Newport Athemn tam And 'M echanics Institute.. Therea a, 'few legacies to friends. He leaves to hie wife a life interest in his property, real and personal, and Dafter ...

... as the education of evei child in the country, and'devoted as he was to the Churc 4 and to the institutions of the country, he felt that every good institution might be broken down -unless we had a ; a general and comprehensive system of education, and ...

... Mansion House School, Eseter. L. S. Paessiore, Lyarsbeare, ditto. t. C. Pearce,d Uploxaman, East Devon County Sehool, Robert Clouting. J.c F. Hart, Plymxouth, Schoolastio Institution, Elyrcnth Bev. J. Barter, Rabbidge, W. Blowiscombe, ditto. S. Stideon ...

... bib,-The-- ..idntal fth SOUTHMOLTON. f EC II AS ICW ?? Thursday evening, 9th instant, the Rev. C. Harrison lavoured the institution with a biographical narrative of Beckford of Fonthill.1 The Rev. J. C. B. Saunders occupied the chair. At the close of ...

... Acland, Eeq.. R. H. Clarke, Esq, (Biidwell), J. C. New, Esq. IUfficulme), E. S. Drewe, Esq. (Broadhemburg), Miessrs. T. Pearce and B. Pearce (Uplowman), S. W. Watson (head L master of the school), T. Merson (Kytton Barton) James Hewett, Johl Hewett,. Jom Beedell ...

... for beinug drunk St. on the night of the 20th of January. ., , a n HOLS ;WORTHY. 'MHOsANxoa' INsTITUTE.-'On Monday evening .tbe H friends of this institute, were treated to a lecture by the Rev.' anm Mr. Telfer, on ,The Memories of Youth. The attendance' ...

... nicle, has been ele etdW slriff of the. city of Glouester. The annual concerts for the Blind Institution took place on Thursday in the music room of the institute, in the moning and evening, end the performance of the music by the pupils gave great satisfaction ...

... CaeoIlns,! Eeol daugterof dwad Hicks, of Staiistead. eve] Apri 8, t Ie, b th Rev G. . Siarin~,Mr. Johti Row'e, snd Maria* Pearce, Wade rige. e. vo1 A~RAI 2, at Weir Gifferd, by the,Rev. Charles Silliflant, Mr. I WilliamHarris jun.,yeoman to Mr. MaryAlford ...

... - BIRTHS. , July 28, the wife of Mr. W. H. S. Pearce, 2, Longbrook- v terrace, Exeter, a daughter. o 0 July 23. at 1, Gloucester-terrace, Regent's -park, the wife t] of W. Castle Smith, Esq., a son-still-born. o July 21, at Totnes, the widow of Mr. G ...

... SACKS.-All Sacks lately belonging to Mrs. e Pearce, of Gunstone Mills, and miarked W. Pearce, Crediton, are requested to be immediately returned to Mr. T. P. SNOW, Angel Hotel, Crediton, who has purchased the right of same, TO CIDER YS. MORCHARD ROAD ...

... must be Bee, p'roperly authenticatea, or they ilnot be inseeted onI BIRTHS. Disa March i, Iat Torquay, the wife of Howard D. Pearce, Esq. Bet Manager of the Devon and Cornwall Bank, Torquay, a son. I March 8, at F almouth, the wife of T. Stokes Liuppy, Esq ...

... of. collectors, that we may largely attribute the success which was realised in this department. The later explorations of Pearce, Hutton, and others, by which alsomany fne novelties have been acquired 'were even more direotly under hiscontrol; whlle in ...