... MR. PEARCE-EDGCUMBE AT BRENT. A large open-air meeting was addressed on Tuesday evening by Mr. Pearce-Edgetumbe, the eidatoolan candidate for the Tomes Divition. The chair was taken by Mr. H. H. Watson, of Datingroo, Preside:et of the Tomes District Liberal ...

... 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 DEAF AND DUMB. examination and prize distribution. The Midsummer examination and prize distribution the pupils at the West of England Institution for the Deaf and Dumb took place on Saturday, when the prizes were presented ...

... CHRISTMAS-DAY THE PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS. At the whole of the large establishments supported out of public moneys or by private benevolence Christmas-day this year has been made the occasion of rejoicing Luckily the celebrations were able to be held indoors ...

... CHRISTMAS - DAY THE PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS. the whole of the large establishments supported out 1 of public moneys or by private benevolence Christmas-day this year has been made the occasion of rejoicing. Luckily ' the celebrations were able to be held ...

... 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 ...

... LICENSED VICTUALLERS' PROTECTION SOCIETY AND BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION. The 33rd annual general meeting of the Exeter Licensed Victuallers' Protection Society was held last evening at the Custom House Inn, Mr. Samuel Yeo in the chair. Mr. Short was in the ...

... LICENSED VICTUALLERS' PROTECTION SOCIETY AND BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION. The 33rd annual general meeting of the Exeter Licensed Victuallers' Protection Society wad held on Wednesday at the Custom House Inn, Mr. Samuel Yeo the chair. Mr. Short was the vice-chair ...

... available in Devon had written to Taunton for a copy the and terms of admission into the institution of that town. was seen by the enclosure received that the institution was not one for inoorrigibles, but for destitute children.—A letter was also read from ...

... Guardians on Dr. F. D. Pearce’s explanation to the Local Government Board-of bis granting a certificate of the un- fitness for work of a man named Jeffery, of Bast Alling- ton, without seeing him, a copy of which was Dr. Pearce admitted that he had acted ...

... Mr. Percy T. Pearce (Plymouth) defended, rlie summons against Hunt was heard first, alter which the of the summonses were taken jointly.—Mr. Brown, opening his case on behalf of . e . police authorities, said they had felt bound to institute these proceedings ...

... 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 ...