... THE ST. SIDWELL'S CHURCH INSTITUTE. The building of thie institute, which owe8 its oxioteco T chiefly to the indefatigable exertions of the esteomed Rector tl (Rev. A. Spencer), is now completed, and bids fair to become a valuable acquieition to the parish ...

... WEST OF ENGLAND INSTITUTION FOR THE BLIND. The forty-seventh annual meeting of the supporters and I friends of thise institution was hold in the pratitioe-room of tthe the esirablishmrt, tart 'Lrh'irsday. Thbe right bra,n the Earl of Devoin piosidort ...

... 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 ...

... opportunity of expressing the warm interest he felt in the good work carried en by the aesecia- a tion. Among the various institutions with which he had it been connected, there was, perhaps, not ene which appealed rl more directly tV the sympathy and energy ...

... nurses had repaid £120 to the institution. Only about £11 had been contributed by patients, and the Treasarer wished patients would more generallV show their appreciation of benefits they bad received frow the institution. The average length ot time patients ...

... as rs ran was heavy, 324 having voted out of 368 electors. P hen The presiding officer at Southtawton was Mr. G. o I t's. Pearce, and Mr. E. Mogridge presided at Chagford. IO{v Iow The poll was declared as follows :- Brsc rer, The counting was commenced ...

... years of age, OKEHAMPTON. The annual meeling of the Litrrtry Institution wai held 8 on Mondty night. The financid statement, reed by Mr. W. B. Pearce, the treasurer, showed tbe institution to be r al, ut lotf-eupw rting. The total recpipts for the year ...

... preanhed at St. 8idwell'A Church on Sundud re eveuing,'is engaged to deliver an address on Indian V Missiun Work at the Institute, Summeriland- v, erreseut, on Wednesday evening.. >8 PAIGNviof ATaiENyux_.-The first lecture in con- co 4ectien with the ...

... Redehiffe Puzzle. Id eaoh- Je I I ST. SIDWIxL'S CIH1UROSC1 INSTILTUTB.-A, concert IJe . will take :pla~csi~n:tho above -In:stitute to-miorrow. tri eveningi commeescing at eight.., P 11a. G. ?? AsacWIeT, ?? ~ bartrwell-known in Exetar lsone ofthe iunsisr ...

... Roothamn, Rev. J. Rootbam, Mr. C. Stoneman, Mr. George Symons; Bideford-Rev. W. Gillard, Mr. J. J. Lamerton; BeveyTracey-Rov. J. Pearce ; Bradninh-J. Watts, Brayford-A. Sprague; Brixbam-J. T. Almy, Mr. W. G. Tully, MIr. W. P. Spark; Broadelyst-Rev. E. T. Davis; ...

... the upsetting of the boat. CANnIDATEs FaOR TiOs DAY AND Dunn rNSTITIT- TioN.-At a meeting of the governors of the above Institution yesterday, the following children were ?? Rattenbury. Exeter * Frederick W. Huxtable, Bideford; James Kingdon, Swymbridge; ...

... i High-street establishment a splendid collection of i nasmed Tulips, Daffodils, and Narcissi. 18, 'rTH' DeA a AND DUMB INSTITUTiON-The next electuhn of eandidates for admission tothisinstittaion, t who raust be between the nges of 7 snd 12 will take place ...