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... stamp pre-pay postage.—Address to the - Secretary, Institute Anatomy, Birmingham. Royal institute of anatomy and SCIENCE, 309, Oxford-street. Principal, Dr. W, B. Maiiston. ! This splendid institution contains extraordinary N aturi:! Wonders • and Curiosities ...
... receipt of stamp to preq>ay postage. the Secretary, institute of Anatomy, BirmingUam. KOYAL INSTITUTE of ANATOMY and SCIENCE, 369, Oxford-street. Principal, Dr. W. B. MAit.-iTON. This splendid institution contains extraordinary Natural Wonders and Curiosities ...
... petty owners of leasehold property—of whom Mr. Siiapland was one—that put obstacles in its way. Mr. White also taunted Mr. Pearce—who was a member of the Town Council up to last November, but was then turned out—why had not taken objections when he had ...
... Parr, Screen, Drew, Standlake, Govier, Singer, Stokes, Barden, Chapple, Strowbridge, Diggins, Barnes, Knapman, Harris, S. Pearce, Endicott, Tucker, Wrench, Hill, Huxtable, Roberts, Roe, Hopping, Langmead, S. Smith, Viner, Skinner, Truscott, Croot, Ayre ...
... and worthless preparations. i VALUABLE INFORMATION GRATUITOUS EDITONS of the following Lectures, Delivered at the Royal Institute of Anatomy, Science, and Medicine, 309, Oxford-street, London, by W. B. Marston, the Principal, are being issued, with plain ...
... other features of Dartmoor. The treasurer of the Exeter Dispensary acknowledges a benefaction of EIO 10s. to this valuable institution horn J. Damerel, Esq. The Japanese troupe which earned such well-merited applause during their recent visit to this city ...
... them spendm Both the county and the capital thereof-Lxeter, the Key of the West—were prosperous at time. There was one institution which the needed still further to advance it 3 well Dem = —he referred to a Chamber of Commerce—(hear;. The want of it was ...
... report which showed but small balance favour of the institution. Sir J. T. Coleridge, Sir J. Kennaway, and other speakers urged npon the meeting the necssity of subscriptions towards the institution, and recommended that a personal canvass be carried ...
... purpose, Mr. Pearce moved that it be adopted.—Mr. Turner objected that nothing was said in the petition against the proposal to make the Poor Law Board permanent, and moved that clause be inserted to that effect.—This Mr. Knowlman seconded.—Mr. Pearce said that ...
... proposed. This course of proceeding being agreed to the following names were proposed, seconded, and carried:—Messrs. Wm. Pearce, W. Brock, White, James Loram, Kent Kingdon, Geachsias, Carter, Stevens, M. Tucker, Moore, Northam, and Cousins. Mr. Stevens ...
... William Hole conveyed all his Estate and Effects to William Browne, of Torquay, in the said County, Gentleman, and Howard Drake Pearce, of Totnes aforesaid, one of the public officers of the Devon and Cornwall Banking Company, absolutely to be applied and ...
... EXMOUTH, SOUTH FRAN- CtiiS AND WHEAL CLIFFORD SHARES. OFFICES, CATHEDRAL YARD, EXETEB, ADJOINING THE DEVON AND EXETER INSTITUTION. CIOU 111 DEVON LIBERAL ASSOCIATION Secretary's Offices 9, PRINCESS SQUARE, PLYMOUTH. LORD SEYMOUR, Chairman. GEO. WM. SOLTAU ...