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... Bath; J. H. Pearce, Kingswood School, Bath; F. H. Brackenbury, Kingswood School, Bath; G. H. Hunter, Kingswood School, Bath; E. H. Gane, Kingswood School, Bath; L. M. Perm, F. T. Dixon, A. G. Gibson, W. E. Hayward, A. H. Scholefield, F. S. Pearce, W. H. Colwell ...
... juniors and 367 seniors were girls. As many 913 juniors and 416 seniors obtained certificates. R. A. Sampson, of the Liverpool Institute, is placed first in the first division of seniors. Among the local candidates who were successful were :— Senior Candidates ...
... 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 ...
... againat you the Chancery Division of the High Court of ustice in action Pearce and another ». Craven and others, 1884, P. No. 364, wherein George Pearce and Daniel Duff (trading Pearce, Duff, and Co.) are plaintiffs, and Smith Charles Craven, you, the said ...
... the direabon alike Bain About four o'clock Archie Pearce, ten years date. bead a het on the Basle Banks. which was sib' wivent4 ideatifed as belonging to Sidney Davey. A Lsearch tor the boy was instituted. and the Basin was i mited t h e dives o'clock on ...
... also some very good effected. One result—anticipated by Mr. - some of the other early promoters of the f 9 followed ita institution, viz., some important io*Se* been transacted by dealers direct the »»* l ofoverTwaiting for the market. Thus the * ...
... H. 8., 42, Great Porti land-street, London, ss. for the widow and family of Mr. J. Gillard. The annual meeting of the Institution for Trained Nurses and Home Hospital will be held at the Guildhall this afternoon. The Exeter Madrigal Society will hold ...
... and _eovil Honiton on Thobsday, the 23rd October, 1884. EDWARD THOMAS PEARCE, m.d., late of Holswortby, Devon, Deceased- ALL PERSONS having any CLAIMS npon the late Dr. E. T. PEARCE,who died sth October instant,, are requested to forward particulars thereof ...
... Of the twelve nominees for Taristink punk seven have withdrawn. leaving Messrs. John Clifton. John Maker, H. Perkin, James Pearce. and W. Heenan to till the five seats on the Bawd The first three gestleman are me ben of the retiring Board. SENTENCE IN ...
... Clarke (Vicar of Southtawton), Mrs. Thompson (Bideford), the doner of the site; Mr. and Mrs. Vicary (Northtawton), the Misses Pearce (Okehampton), Mr. E. Rowe and Mias Rowe (Exeter).—Sir John Phear, in declaring the Hall open, said that the thanks of the ...
... local Salvation Army Corps Newton Abbot, was charged, at the Petty Sessions held at that place, with assaulting Mr. James Pearce, landlord of the Golden Lion Inn, Newton Abbot, on the 27th ult. —Mr. Templer appeared for the complainant.—The complainant ...
... London, to-night said the Engbsh were not a thrifty nation, and he urged heimportance of employe* early life joining an institut.on of this character. M. Clemenoean, speakingto him on the aubject of his mission to England, said he was struck with the ...