... 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 ...

... movement will be readily responded to, for no one has worked with greater zeal or diligence to promote the success of this institution—anfinstitution which be, it remembered, has wrought much good—than Mr. Vincent. Messrs. G. L Boundy and Mr. W. Westlake ...

... Jarman, Sanders, Sparkes, Cosway, Taylor, Hewitt, Jennings, Bucknell, Wright, Merson, W. T. Redler, Bowden, and White. Mr. Pearce, of Tiverton, occupied the vice chair. usual loyal toasts wt given from the chair, and duly honoured. The Chairman, in giving ...

... W. Thorold, T. H. Maitland, R. A. Gent, W. Nicholson, J. Matthews, W. Burdett, Cresswell, Messrs. Buncombe, R. Tanner, J. Pearce, W. T. Southcomb, F. M. Hitchcock, and number of ladies. The large room was filled, and nearly all present were electors, ...

... Buckingham, King. Head, Cornish, Drake, and Harding ; Councillors Carter, Popham, Birkett, Trehane, Chalk, Norrington, Damerel, Pearce, Lawless, Way, Sclater, Moass, Abell, Hughes, Davy, Gidley, Down. Dipstale, Huggins, Burch, Brooking, Thomas, Lloyd, Clifford ...

... struggling in the water, but his companions were unable to render him any assistance, and he sank before their eyes. A math was instituted for the corpse, which was carried up the harbour by the tide. The deceased was not known to the persons with whom he had ...

... warmly appreciated the compliment paid him. It would be premature to launoh into any statement as to the prosperity of the institution, inasmuch as the triennial actuarial examination of its affairs was going n, and the report might be expected to appear ...

... 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 ...

... the Profit Scheme, proposals should be lodged as soon as possible. The Standard is one of the oldest and most extensive institutions in the United Kingdom for the Assurance of Lives. It was established in 1825, and its progress has been most successful ...

... may be cured tpeedily, and at the least potsible costs From lon observation of the treatment pursued ii. the most famous Institutions of this country and the Continent, the Proprietor has had somewhat unusual facililios for acquiring that uniform success ...

... Prizes for Latin —Upper Class—lst, ilenwood, JI), Millbrook ■ Johnson, W J, Oaunington; 3rd, A P, Devonport. Lower Class—lst Pearce, J S, Leyford, Staddiscombe! Prizes for land surveying, given the Rev. W . H Oars* lake—lst, Millgard, J. W., East Budleigh ...