... 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 ...

... 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' ...

... two years in succession-186l-64. He d- was a borough and county magistrate, and was connected with, several of the local institutions. His generosity was Ire not confined to Totnes-the neighbouring parish of Corn- worthy smiled with his bounty. One of his ...

... unanimously elected N alderman in the room of Mr. Isoore. t G WEST OF ENGLAND INSTITUTION FORl h THE BLIND. t The annual meeting of the subscribers and friends ef the is institution for the instruction and employment of the blind bi was hold at the Royal Public ...

... that it continues to hold that high and satisfactory position which it has for so many previous years maintained among the institutions of the city. The past year has been one of great depression in almost all' classes of trade, and it might reasonably have ...

... John Toby, Esq., of this city, was one of the successful candidates at the Intermediate Law Examinations for Trinity Term. INSTITUTION FOR TiB BLIND.-We are requested to state that there will be no musical rehearsal at the above ostitutien to-day;* the nest ...

... on Wednesday. Mr. T. D. Aeland, M.P,, jreeided and Mr. Pearce occupied the 'vice-chair. Ere the loyal toasts were given Mr.' Acland read several letters from gentlemen interested in the institution.I Earl.Fortescue was satisfied atthe present state of ...

... the new infant school in this town. Tbe stalls were superintended by Mrs. MaitlandIMrs. FP. II. Hitchock, Mrs. J. Pearce) MY;ss E. Pearce, and Miss Smyth. Thejiuvenile departme~nt'was presided over by Mies It. Pearee, anthe refreshmeuts were under the ...

... elterit, but they would have been much more prevalent had it not been fur the religious institutions of the country, and Certainly not the least valuable of those institutions had , been the Sunday scbool.-(Hear, ?? testimony of those who were in a position ...