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... SOUTHMOLTON. Mechanics' Institute.—The twenty-fourth annual meeting of this excellent Institution was held on Tuesday evening. The Worshipful the Mayor (John Galliford, Esq.) presided. The Secretary—Mr. Oram—produced the financial statement of the receipts ...
... and Yr. Obas. Nerds, the unseated member, were loudly cheered on going to poll. SCOTTISH EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE. A Deputation from the lineations! Institute of Scotland, &compound by Scotch members of Parliament, waited On Earl Speiser this afternoon, with ...
... expenditure £29 17s 10.1, leaving a balance in hand of £31 63 7d. With regard to the Benevolent Institution, the Committee reported that the Benevolent Institution, with the assistance of many kind friends, was still in a prosperous condition, and continued ...
... auy age, residents and visitors, 400 yards. —First prize, barometer, T. W. Pearce, Torquay ; seoond, album, R. Bowdeu, Teignmouth ; third, dressing-case, H. Roberts, Exeter. Pearce led throughout, and won by four or five yards. fair third. Six competed, ...
... od., leaving balance in hand of £31 6s. 7d. The Committee of the Exeter Licensed Victuallers' Benevolent Institution reported that the Institution, with the assistance of many kind friends, was still in a prosperous condition, and continued to dispense ...
... medical attendant from the staff of associated medical practitioners. The Institution is open to any member of a Friendly Society, and the subscription is ls. per member. Mr. R. Pearce (United Patriots), presided, and amongst those present were Messrs. W ...
... at the Devote Away office, or to the account of the Treasurer of the Association, City Bank, Exeter.—Advt. THE Sanitary Institute of Great Britain will hold ill fourth Congress at Exeter on September 21st, 1660, and following days. The following additional ...
... sd. leaving a balance hand of £31 6s. 7d. The Committee of the Exeter Licensed Victuallers' Benevolent Institution reported that the Institution with . the assistance of many kind friends, was still in a pros; perous condition, and continued to dispense ...
... Taunton and Wellington—Jos. Hammond, T. H. Lomas, J. Gibson (Wellington), Jos. Fletcher, Superintendent Wesleyan Collegiate Institution ; W. P. Slater, Govornor and Chaplain. Bridgwater—W. S. Bestall, James Green J. B. Alexander, Superintendent. South Petherton ...
... Taunton and Wellington—Jos. Hammond, T. H. Lomas, J. Gibson (Wellington), Jos. Fletcher, Superintendent Wesleyan Collegiate Institution ; W. P. Slater, Govornor and Chaplain. Bridgwater—W. S. Bestall, James Green ; J. B. Alexander, Superintendent. South Petherton— ...
... Armstrong; Miss Hussou, and Miss Mitchell; No. ar«- !«t School stall, will presided over Nicholls, Mrs. P. Commin. and Miss Pearce. the most noticeable exhibits these stalls number of oil and water colour paintings, o et h. feature of the exhibition will ...
... Peat Charcoal, from the Works of the West of England Compressed Peat Company (Limited) at the EXHIBITION of the SANITARY INSTITUTE of Great Britain, New Abattoirs Exe Island, Exeter. Class H. No. 108. Company's Offices, 16, Bedford-circus, Exeter. MOTJSELL'S ...