... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... presiding at the tables— T,S, 2 ). Triokey, Screen, Barrett, Dunn, > T«' Averlt. Case, &c. after end ent meeting was held, Mr. Pearce, Ye ° .Queen-street School, presiding, who BhowoJ tarv remarks called upon the l the Mitchell, to read the report, which ...

... the last examination. At the Board of Guardians, on Tuesday, the salary of the master formed a subject of discussion. Mr. Pearce proposed that an increase of ten pounds should be made in the master's salary. The amount at present paid to the master and ...

... too often indulged in to gratify person private spleen. or TAVISTOCK. The annual meeting of the members of the Mechanics' Institute was hold in the reading.rooni in Duke-street on Monday, Mr. Straker in the chair, when the following gentlemen were elected ...

... —We are informed that among the visitors to Exeter in the British Association week will be the President of the Royal Institution of Civil Engineers (Air. Hutton Gregory), and that he will be the guest of Mr. George Bidder, Dartmouth, who will entertain ...

... Ferriage, T. Webber, 8. ILarkes, Godfrey, R. Pearce, Conway, Jarman, T. Pearce, J. Hereon, R. Memnon, J. Jennings, J. Collins, Humor, Fisher, Clements, Wright, Broom, Bedell, Bowden, Hill, and White. Mr. Pearce occupied the riotchair. After dinner the scholars ...

... on the Irish sea; westerly in France ; sudden change likely. Hoist dmm. Deaf and Dumb Institution.—Through the kindness of Lady Bolle the inmates of this institution were enabled to .visit Edmonds' Menagerie during their stay St. Thomas. Devon and Exeter ...

... Exeter, Mansion House School, Exeter. Passmore, L. S., Larkbeare, ditto. Pearce, R. : , Uplowman, East Devon County School, Robert Clouting. Hart, J. F., Plymouth, Scholastic Institution, Plymouth, Rev. J. Barter. Rabbidge, W., Blowiscombe, ditto. Stidston ...

... 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 ...