... WEST OF ENGLAND INSTITUTION FOR THE DEAF AND DUMB. examination and prize distribution. The Midsummer examination and prize distribution the pupils at the West of England Institution for the Deaf and Dumb took place on Saturday, when the prizes were presented ...

... available in Devon had written to Taunton for a copy the and terms of admission into the institution of that town. was seen by the enclosure received that the institution was not one for inoorrigibles, but for destitute children.—A letter was also read from ...

... Guardians on Dr. F. D. Pearce’s explanation to the Local Government Board-of bis granting a certificate of the un- fitness for work of a man named Jeffery, of Bast Alling- ton, without seeing him, a copy of which was Dr. Pearce admitted that he had acted ...

... Mr. Percy T. Pearce (Plymouth) defended, rlie summons against Hunt was heard first, alter which the of the summonses were taken jointly.—Mr. Brown, opening his case on behalf of . e . police authorities, said they had felt bound to institute these proceedings ...

... Bath; J. H. Pearce, Kingswood School, Bath; F. H. Brackenbury, Kingswood School, Bath; G. H. Hunter, Kingswood School, Bath; E. H. Gane, Kingswood School, Bath; L. M. Perm, F. T. Dixon, A. G. Gibson, W. E. Hayward, A. H. Scholefield, F. S. Pearce, W. H. Colwell ...

... Act then we can proceed with the prosecution.—Mr. Bridges: Let the case proceed, and if there is no Act let Mr. Pearce prove it.—Mr. Pearce said if the prosecution did not prove the existence of the Act of Parliament the Bench had no alternative but to ...

... the Act then we can proceed with the prosecution. —Mr. Bridges: Let the case proceed, and if there is Act let Mr. Pearce prove it. —Mr. Pearce said if the prosecution did not prove the existence of the Act of Parliament the Bench had no alternative but to ...

... right than other people block the highway, as was the case on the present occasion.—ln reply to Mr. Pearce, Mr. Brown said that the proceedings were instituted under the 72nd sectibn the Highway Act.—The defendant Hunt was then placed in the dock.—lsaac Stone ...

... SILK WITH GRENADINE GROUND. GUARANTEED TO tVEAR THOROUGHLY WELL. PATTERNS SENT FREE PER POST. 25, High-street, Exeter. S. PEARCE, Late of the Devonshire Arms, Exeter, has taken the CHESHIRE CHEESE HOTEL, SURREY STREET, STRAND, LONDON. Visitors will find ...

... was prevented from spreading to the other portions of the institution. A PERILOUS OUTBREAK AT EASTBOURNE. At two o'clock yesterday morning fire nearly destroyed the furniture stores of Mr. E. Pearce at Eastbourne. Over a dozen men, women, and children Bleeping ...

... third, J Pearce. Parsnips —First, J Pearce; second, T Pascoe; third, T Ford. Turnips—First, J Skinner; second, C Rowland third, J Honeywell. Potato onions First, G Shillabeer ; second, G Rowland ; third, J Pearce. Tripoli onions—First, J Pearce ; second ...

... SCHWEITZER'S. ' Proprietors, Allen, Pearce, and Co., Bristol. CERTAIN MISS PIKE'S FIT POWDERS Have cured thousands. Never known to fail. CURE FOR „ 2s. 9d., 4s. 6d., lis. per Bottle. All Chemists. I7>ITS. Proprietors, AHen, Pearce, and Co., Bristol. 1878 Vintage ...