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... 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 ...
... PLYMOUTH & DEVONPOR The annual use, tine of the Devon and CorneaU Institution (or the ',munition of the blind, was held as noon to-day, under the presidency of the Mayor (Az H. J. Waring). the report, which was adopted, showed that the not of work sold ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... occupied a seat by Mr. Pearce at the Solicitor's table. Superintendent Barbor produced a certified copy from the Local Board authorising him to prosecute in these particular cases. Mr. Percy T. Pearce (Plymouth) defended. Mr. Pearce said he should like to ...
... Bowring, Miss Napier, Miss Elsie Fortescue, Miss Mabel McGregor, Miss Symonds, Miss Barkley, Miss Dar is, Miss Mande Davis, Miss Pearce-Serocold, Mils Florence Houldsworth, Mr St David Kemevs- Tvnte, Mr Edward Mittman, Mr Reginald Applin, Master Wilfrid Houldsworth ...
... 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, ...
... 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 ...
... Williams. 2nd Class.—C. J. Berry, E. R. Chappie, W. 11. Dawe, W. Dunn, J. W. Gillcert, H. Hayter, R. H. Major, F. W. Paul, F. Pearce, F. Perry, W. J. Porter. J. r?oby, J. B. Spencer, J. E. Staton, W. T. Stephens, W. J. Warren. Class. —W. M. Furse, A. P ...
... 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 ...
... TEACHERS' BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION. EXETER TOWN COUNCIL. ST. THOMAS BOARD OF GUARDIANS. THE TORBAY MARKET COMPANY AND THE MAGISTRATES. THE LAWSON-LABOUCHERE LIBEL CASE. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT—The Candahab Debate. THE CHURCH DEFENCE INSTITUTE-Lectuee at Newton ...