... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Turner and Pearce, eto.—The Hon. Saone- TAW read the following report of the Committee:— The Committee, in precnting the 29th report, have the gratification of stating that the hope expressed last year has been utilised, and this institution is now free ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Secretary, Institute of Anatomy, Birmingham. Gimblett, Son, & 00.'s ECONOMIC BOOTS MADE FOR HARD WEAR. FRESH GOODS (ram num rkrroair) EVERY DAY. ONE PROFIT ONLY. Exeter {6B, HIGH-STREET. Branches 21 ' BRIDGE-STREET. In ST. SIDWELL'S-STREET. S. R. PEARCE ~ate ...

... 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 ...

... juniors and 367 seniors were girls. As many 913 juniors and 416 seniors obtained certificates. R. A. Sampson, of the Liverpool Institute, is placed first in the first division of seniors. Among the local candidates who were successful were :— Senior Candidates ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...