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... matter were not entertained, so that a wider representation of all parties in the Borough might have been secured. Our local institutions have been increased by the formation of the Newbury Coffee House Company, with the view of opening houses of refreshment ...
... report of the proceedings in type but a great press of other matter causes it to be over INSTITUTE OF CORNWALL MEETING The meeting of the members of this institute held the Lion Hotel on Tuesday Capt Win Teague the president in the chair There were also ...
... more appropriate to the institution in Aldersgate.street. The teetotal character of Mr. Heyward's speech, and the warm response which it evidently elicited, led the Rev. Mr. Udall to remark that when he first joined the institution as &teetotaller, he was ...
... surplus fund of their sick and death club for the year 1879. Cottage Hospital.—Several of the ladies connected with this institution provided the inmates and patients of tLe past year with tea and a Christmas-tree, on Tuesday evening. Mrs. R. C. Tucker ...
... dividend list can vouch for the accuracy of this I miner and have seen the property FOWEY Fowey Working Men’s Institute The members the institute their on the Boxing-day Through the kindness of several ladies and gentlemen friends and of the club the tea-tables ...
... tnstitetion Has not lost a Ufo from its 269 Ufeboata, The committee of the t Institution, fn view of the ppeel with the tor and pathy. We wil! only work of the National Lifeboat Institution are by odn tributions in ald of the great and important all the bankers ...
... of Lumeburg, and General Buttner, of Luneburg ; and Mr. J. C. Moore, in No. 144, * Margaret, Daughter of the Rev. Beauchamp Pearce,” one of his most carefully studied works. ** Silver Twilight” (146), by P. R. Morris, A.R.A., a pretty lassie assisting an ...
... being:-Boys: Edward Tolman; William Ifilliwell, Herbert G. Davis, Frcderick Ascott, Arthur A, Talbot, William Read. wick, Arthur Pearce, Walter Handoll, Edward Lay, Henry Silcox, Charles Phillips, Hugh A. Kent, George Young, George Cockle, Ernest Gibbons, Arnold ...
... philanthropic work, which little by littl enlarged itself to such a degree that to-day it is regarde ...
... fiee use ot the reading and writiog roonu, the refe- icnee hbiaiy, audall other advantages offered to a uubjcriber to the institution, and eqiuralent to a bonus of 12i p^r cent, psr ?? cv the amount propostid to be called up. rATEOKS. H.S.TI. the Count tileicheu ...
... __ ?? 717i6 - ~XA;TED. Insuraunce Agents taoughoat No~rth tud South Walaee, to represent Loadon and Ii County Provident Institution. L~iberal terms offered. I' all kinds lnsurances for any sums, Non-forfeitable c policese from birth to 85 years of age ...
... chine. Fined 10s. and costs. —Thomas Pearce, farmer, of Coal Aston, Derbyshire, was also fined 10s. and costs for working a horse while it was suffering from sore on the off-side shoulder. —These proceedings were instituted at the instance of,..the Boyal Society ...