Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... clerk to institute these proceedings against the present defendants,thus bowing to the decision of the Court of Queen's Bench. The annunocses were balled on liciaday, and yesterday he received a letter from Messrs. Square, Bridgman, Bond, and Pearce, solicitors ...
... 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 ...
... for the year), and the vioe-chair by Mr. Short, and among those present were Meesrs. J. Harding, Gave, Pratt, Blake, S. R. Pearce, Smale, Connett, Bealy, Calway, Southwood, Harrison, Holloway, Way, Spioer, Edwards, Hexter, F. Orchard (sClicitor), and T ...
... medical attendant from the staff of associated medical practitioners. The Institution is open to any member of a Friendly Society, and the subscription is ls. per member. Mr. R. Pearce (United Patriots), presided, and amongst those present were Messrs. W ...
... Mr. VV. Knapman, A. Kueel, Exeter. The other competitor was J. W. Pearce, Torquay. Blackmore led all the way, and won in excellent style by thirty yards. At first Chamberlain and Pearce were lying even for second place, but Chamberlain soon secured it ...
... Mr. Symons. of Ho!swarthy, torgeoo to the Workhouse, the office baying been rendered vacant by the redrenstot of Mr. E. T. Pearce. TIVERTON. INFIRMART.—The annual meeting of the subscribers of the infirmary and Dispensary was held at the Torn Hall yesterday ...
... he observed the prisoner strike Pearce a blow on the left arm with a pair of open scissors.—Mr. George Young Eales, house-surgeon the Torbay Hospital, stated that at midnight on Saturday Pearce came to the Institution. He stated that he had been stabbed ...
... at the Devote Away office, or to the account of the Treasurer of the Association, City Bank, Exeter.—Advt. THE Sanitary Institute of Great Britain will hold ill fourth Congress at Exeter on September 21st, 1660, and following days. The following additional ...
... inmates or officials. John Pearce, of Wendron, the Cornish champion, having been challenged for a wrestling match with Karkeek, the champion of America, with stakes of £100 a-side, for the championship of the world, Pearce has accepted, friends having ...
... interest in the College, and in death he did not forget tbe institution he had fostered during life, inasmuch as he left ample endowment to be devoted placing tbe religious instruction of the institution on a firm basis by the engagement of a lecturer; he also ...
... Sidwell's Institute v Civil Service the time allowed for play in each match was twenty minutes The officials were :—Clerk of the Course and Whipper-in, Mr. C. Finch, jun. ; official scorer, Mr. W. E. Bosking ; timekeeper, Mr. E. T. Pearce, Referees, ...