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... the common during the year, the institution was going on in very satisfactory manner, better, he believed, than it ever had. The number of children the institution was now 67—let them look baok and see how the institution stood at different periods. It ...
... ROYAL INSTITUTE of ANATOMY aud SCIENCE, 369, Oxford Street. Principal, Dr. W. B. MARBTON. This splendid institution contains extraordinary Natural Wonders and Curiosities, and the most collection Anatomical Specimens and Models iv the World. Admission ...
... ROTTEN ROW WILL CLOSE THIS WEEK IX MR. CLIFFORD'S GALLERY. INTELLIGENCE OFFICE and INSTITUTE for GOVERNESSES, Assistants in Houses of Business, and Upper Servants, 11, Friars' Walk. Exeter. Miss LEAR; Principal. MRS. WYLLIE' S ENQUIRY OFFICE, FOR G ...
... I i ~I .5 supporters at the itinlit Worshipful the Mayor obese°. from illness of the president of the institution, Biggs Andrews. There were also Revs J. Power, J. Davis, and Townsend, Mews. J. Were, W. T. Smith, R. T. Blunt, C. Tucker, R. T. Campion ...
... SIDMOUTH. The Sidmouth Institution.—A lecture was de livered here by Dr. McKenzie, on Thursday. Early in January a concert will be given by the Madrigal Society, under the able leadership of Capt. Hooper. The Proposed Railway.—We have received, at a late ...
... SOUTHMOLTON. Mechanics' Institute.—An exceedingly good lecture was delivered at the above institute on Thursday evening William Oram, the secretary of the institution, the subject being The sources of England's greatness. J'he lecturer took cursory ...
... chairman ; they were as follows :—Class I.—F. Merspn, R. Pearce, Hazel, Lyon, Horsford. Class lI.—R. Pearce, F. Clouting, Baker, Toogood, J. H. Merson, E. Pearce, Gooding. Class lll.—Fisher, F. Pearce. Prizes for marks for the half-year were awarded to Class ...
... the school, and his conviction that it was the duty of all landed proprietors to enoonrage and support that and similar institutions. He proposed the health of the Shareholders of the Association. Mr. E. S. responded, and paid a high compliment to the ...
... Exeter oa Ead ij'orfcescue memorial committee, the first establishment Lite boat Institution, nearly years ago, Mr. has a liberal donor its funds. .During that period institution has contributed to the rescuing of J snip wrecked sailors from a watery grave ...
... the sixth of September next, at twelve o'clock. THE LITIEAST Ann SCHINTIFIC INSTITUTION.—On Friday evening last Mr W. F. Rock, the generous president of this excellent institution. met a Liege audience in the lecture-room for the purpose of distributing ...
... BRONZES, &c, &c, which he has instructions to sell at very reasonable prices. 7951 E. STEELE CHARLTON PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT INSTITUTION, QUEEN STREET, EXETER. MR. CHARLTON is now taking the New MEDALLION PORTRAITS, ss, PER DOZEN, ALBUM PORTRAITS AND VIGNETTES ...
... as the education of every child in the country, and devoted as he was to the Church and to the institutions of tbe country, he felt that every good institution might be*broken down unless we had a general and comprehensive system of education, and he felt ...