... collected money from working-men, who were entitied to the benefits of institutions which they supported. (Hear, hear.) How could the Committee go to fellow working-men for support to institutions the by-laws of which debarred them their benefits? (Hear,hear.) ...

... —This Day. Bdore Mr. W. H. Kit s on (c . hairman)..Fr.y,tl„ fortescue, M.jor-General Saunders, and Mr. E. Vivian. William Pearce, coal hawker, pleaded gild!) , to being drunk in Castle-road early on the morning of the z3rd instant. Defendant, who was ...

... libel I have the fiat of the \ Public Prosecutor giving his consent to the institution of proceedings. Lord Durham, unfortunately, some ' years ago found it necessary to institute a. suit ' for nullity of marriage oa the ground of the insanity of his wife ...

... TALUERS. ESTIMATES, PATTERNS, AND DESIGNS FREE_ON APPLICATION. / SHOWROOMS & MANUFACTORY, 266 & 267, HIGH-ST., EXETER. S. PEARCE, Late of the Devonshire Arms, Exeter, has taken the CHESHIRE CHEESE HOTEL, SURREY-STREET, STRAND, LONDON. Visitors will find ...

... Swimming Bath. Agricultural Chemistry. French daily. Pupils entered at any time. Fees 8 g*. and 9 gt. Prospectus of Thos. Pearce. Esq., Sampford PevereL NEWTON ABBOT HIGH SCHOOL FOE 6IELS, FORDE PARK, NEWTON ABBOT Head-Mistress : MISS RIDLEY. THE AUTUMN ...

... sd. leaving a balance 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 pros; perous condition, and continued to dispense ...

... year to the City government, as it is said the cost of the institution will be over hundred thousand pounds before it becomes tenanted. A great deal of this money is sunk in erecting institution much beyond the necessities of the City. was thought that ...

... he observed the prisoner strike Pearce a blow on the left arm with a p,.ir of open scissors.—Mr. George I Young Eales, house-surgeon at the Torbay Hospital, stated that at midnight Saturday Pearce came to the | Institution. He stated that he had been stabbed ...

... Taunton and Wellington—Jos. Hammond, T. H. Lomas, J. Gibson (Wellington), Jos. Fletcher, Superintendent Wesleyan Collegiate Institution ; W. P. Slater, Govornor and Chaplain. Bridgwater—W. S. Bestall, James Green J. B. Alexander, Superintendent. South Petherton ...

... that the next GENERAL ANNUAL MEETING of the Benefactors and .Subscribers to the North Devon Infirmary will be held at that Institution on TUESDAY, the 16th iust., at Noon. JOHN BRIDGMAN, Secretary. Dated August, 1887. AKKRY aud CONFECTIONERY BUSINESS and ...

... Taunton and Wellington—Jos. Hammond, T. H. Lomas, J. Gibson (Wellington), Jos. Fletcher, Superintendent Wesleyan Collegiate Institution ; W. P. Slater, Govornor and Chaplain. Bridgwater—W. S. Bestall, James Green ; J. B. Alexander, Superintendent. South Petherton— ...

... as a penny'rate would only produce a sum of ,Cra, it would be wholly inadecuce to meet the liatahties of such an institution.—Mr. PEARCE proposed. and Mr. PASSMORE seconded the adoption of the report, which was carried. Four tendere were received for ...