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... CHRISTMAS-DAY THE PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS. At the whole of the large establishments supported out of public moneys or by private benevolence Christmas-day this year has been made the occasion of rejoicing Luckily the celebrations were able to be held indoors ...
... CHRISTMAS - DAY THE PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS. the whole of the large establishments supported out 1 of public moneys or by private benevolence Christmas-day this year has been made the occasion of rejoicing. Luckily ' the celebrations were able to be held ...
... LICENSED VICTUALLERS' PROTECTION SOCIETY AND BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION. The 33rd annual general meeting of the Exeter Licensed Victuallers' Protection Society was held last evening at the Custom House Inn, Mr. Samuel Yeo in the chair. Mr. Short was in the ...
... LICENSED VICTUALLERS' PROTECTION SOCIETY AND BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION. The 33rd annual general meeting of the Exeter Licensed Victuallers' Protection Society wad held on Wednesday at the Custom House Inn, Mr. Samuel Yeo the chair. Mr. Short was the vice-chair ...
... in which tbe Act wan obtained but was interrupted Mr. Pearce, who said was secondary evidence and could not be takeu the Bench.—Mr. Hooper : Then shall apply for adjournment of the case.—Mr. Pearce said the Bench had not tbe power to grant He had far greater ...
... 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 ...
... The Society was composed of working men, and the benefits which they derived from it were very great. There was a fund instituted for providing men who were out of work with 10s a week first, and afterwards 7s 6d per week, which was a great boon to them ...
... Brown, of Exeter, prosecuted on behalf of the police ; Mr. Percy T. j Pearce, of Plymouth, defended. Mr. Brown, in opening the proceedings, said the prosecution had felt bound to institute these proceedings in order to obtain that peace for the inhabitants ...
... 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 ...
... eh that month Mr. Curry, a Miss Pearce, and Mrs. Courtenay dined together, and the same evening they all went the railway station catch the last train to Exeter, by which It was understood that Mr. Curry and Miss Pearce were to go: The later only went ...
... Diocesan College have done remarkably well, and their percentage of first classes places them in the front rank of similar institutions. Second Year Students—lrt Class—T J Bennetto, T Broomfield, W Butler, H T Catton, E Clift, W Cookson, G Dawe, A Harding ...
... Axminster, Samuel, infant child of Mr. James Daniels. Newcombe.—June 5, at Kittle House, Dunsford, John Newcombe, aged 76. Pearce.—June 3, at Chantry, Aveton Gilford, John Alfred Pearse, Esq., aged6o. Reddaway.—June 0, at James-street, Exeter, Louis Robert ...