... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... in which tbe Act wan obtained but was interrupted Mr. Pearce, who said was secondary evidence and could not be takeu the Bench.—Mr. Hooper : Then shall apply for adjournment of the case.—Mr. Pearce said the Bench had not tbe power to grant He had far greater ...

... the Act then we can proceed with the prosecution. —Mr. Bridges: Let the case proceed, and if there is 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 ...

... right than other people block the highway, as was the case on the present occasion.—ln reply to Mr. Pearce, Mr. Brown said that the proceedings were instituted under the 72nd sectibn the Highway Act.—The defendant Hunt was then placed in the dock.—lsaac Stone ...

... Brown, of Exeter, prosecuted on behalf of the police ; Mr. Percy T. j Pearce, of Plymouth, defended. Mr. Brown, in opening the proceedings, said the prosecution had felt bound to institute these proceedings in order to obtain that peace for the inhabitants ...

... occupied a seat by Mr. Pearce at the Solicitor's table. Superintendent Barbor produced a certified copy from the Local Board authorising him to prosecute in these particular cases. Mr. Percy T. Pearce (Plymouth) defended. Mr. Pearce said he should like to ...

... 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 ...

... LORD POLTIMORE. Dinner Tickets (Gentlemen, ; Ladies, 2s) can be obtained of Mr. W. H. Pearce (Hon. Treasurer), or at he Unicorn Hotel. ROYAL ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Instituted 1822. INCORPORATED by Royal Charter, 1830. Under the Immediate Patronage of HER MOST ...

... superintendent of the Royal Small Factory, will deliver a lecture on tbe new rifle on I Tuesday afternoon at the United Service Institution. R.V.—The Warren Range will be open for practice . - - Shooting will commence at 11 a.m. and continue the day. v the past ...

... it was most necessary— (hear, hear). nether they could meet with such support might ensure its continuing a successful institution was matter for mature consideration—(hear, hear). By forming a club Liberals would be able to meet together and exchange ...