... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... remarked ca. We hope that such a good report may Wave parents to support as they should this excellent and long established Institution. We learn that Mr. Smith, the new'pappointed Head Master of this school. continues to give tha greatest satisfaction to ...

... Crispin, jun., J Fairchild, F esey, T Dyer, W Crang, T Karslake, D Pearce, J Biake (Southmolton), L Toms, G Fewins, W H Pearce (Southmoltom), J £astmond, RF Brysnt (Roseash), W Pearce, J Packer, G Lester, A B Winvifrith, J Lee, F Snoll, J Webber, F Cockram ...

... retain the Queea, the Constitution, the Church and State, and the old institutions which they had had handed down to them. It was under tke British Constitution and the old institutions that England had become the greatest, the most prosperous, and free ...

... position. (Cheers.) would say one word as to the agitation to abolish the institutions the country. They should all have on* strong determination not to allow the institutions of our country to trampled on, but uphold them and hand them down unimpaired ...

... A.P., East-street, Ashburton. ANTED, PLAIN COOK ; small family; country situation; no dairy; two ether servants kept.—Mrs Pearce, Chantry, Kingsbrigge. ANTED, thoroughly good PLAIN COOK,— V Address, stating all particulars, Mrs. Landon, Tedstone House ...

... ANNUAL DINNER, Yosterdsy the 36th anniversary of the Exeter Licensed Victuallers’ Protection Society and the Benevo- lent Institution was held at the New London Hotel. The dinner—which was as usual served in excellent style by Mr Robert Pople—was presided ...

... W Elston, S Williams, T Coieman, T Evans, G K Smale. A Mountf@d, W Wil- cocks, J Horswell, T Rigby, W Bailey, W Eddies, G Pearce (Torquay), G Davey (Cockington), W Bray, G Goodyeer, S Shariand, and others. The in the couise of some brief remarks, said ...

... a footbridge for the convenience of bathers across the small tunnel approaching the Bithing Cove. In connexion with the Institute, a fife-and-drum hind has been established by the Hon Secretary, Mr. J. H. Somerset, who has kindly provided a mat uniform ...

... lose the lot and try to stop bis It ie no ase game for some time to Pearce; crying over apilt milk.—Mr Scammel : Tve done my best for him, and this is how be has served me,—Mr Pearce: The debtor stated to me that there was no lien on the property that ...

... valuable and not to be estimated in a pecuniary sense; the collec- tion, moreover, is continually being added to, and the institution bids fair to become the grand emporium of the West for art treasures and science illustrations. The citizens of Exeter have ...