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... afternoon services for those engaged in the choirs. Board of Guardians, Tuesday.—Present—C. Matthews Esq., (in the chair), F. Pearce, A. Shere, J. Perkins, W. Potbury, J. Knowlman, W. Wippell, W. White, J. Manley, W. Carter, W. Passmore, senr. and junr., ...
... Force, and King. Councillors Richards, Harding, Down, Bellerby, Dipstale, Norris, Thomas, Goachsias, C.ithbertson, Birlcett, Pearce, Chalk, Moass, Trimble, Hughes, Carter, Moore, Trehane, Mortimer, Whistler, Clifford, Huggins, Damerel, Smith, Hadloy. Sclater ...
... auction next Tuesday, the Royal Public Rooms, by Mr. S. R. Eorce. Institution for the Blind.— Through the kindness and liberality of R. T. Blunt, Esq., the pupils of the above institution spent a pleasant afternoon at the sea-side yesterday. excellent tea ...
... sec), Rev. J. W. Karslake, (Culmstock), Rev. 0. J. Cornish (Debenhay), and J. C. Marker, Esq. Also present Dr. Pearce, Messrs. T. Pearce, (vice-ohairman), Watson, (Head Master), R Pearse, Sheppard, T. Merson, J. Hewett, Bowden, French (assistant-master) ...
... £l;000. A premium of .£lO to be given for the plan approved of by the Company. For further particulars apply to Mr. Samuel Pearce, Salcombe near Kingsbridge, to whom the Plane, &c, are to be sent on or before the 3rd day of March next TO THE TRUSTEES AND ...
... 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 ...
... Fowler, Catfod, White, Izod, Nicholls, &c, &o. Honiton literary Institution. —The annnal meeting of tho members of this flourishing institution was held in the reading room that institution on Friday last. The Eev. Prebendary Mackarness, the President in ...
... Top«bam ANN AFORD, Mr. , London House, Dawlish. WIGINTON, Mr. J. W., 33, Chapel-street, Stonehouse. CLARKE, Taunton, Bodmin. PEARCE, Mr. J. S. D. Chemist and Wine Merchant AshburW MAY, Mr. B. 0., and WILCOX, Mr. J., NECK, Mr. S. N, Moretonhampstead. AGENTS ...
... Wiloocks, Ford, Besley, Damerel, Knap man, Drake, Norrington, Norman, Dipstale, Pope, TownsenJ, Kempe, Wippell, Pollard, and Pearce. There were the house paupers ; relieved out of doors, 861—total 1,160 ; vagrants 16. Expended in oat-door relief, £75 8s ...
... Street, HANNAFORD, Mr. J , London House, Dawlish. WIGINTON, Mr. J. W., 33, Chapel-street, Stonehouse. CLARKo, Taunton, rlodmin. PEARCE, Mr. J. S. D. Chemist and Wive Merchant, , MAY, Mr. B. 0., and WILCOX, Mr. J., AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF THEIR WINES, BEG announce ...
... take any nourishment. The jury returned verdict of Accidental death. Literary and Scientific Institution.—A special meeting of the members of this Institution was held the Athenseum last week, for the purpose of altering the rules with respect to the election ...
... sufferer may be cured speedily, and at the least P ttP ij* From long practical observation the treatu^ the most famous Institutions of this country and tQ tVf*A X the Proprietor has had somewhat unusual facih't' rtotf2 ...