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... 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 ...
... Secretary, Institute of Anatomy, Birmingham. Gimblett, Son, & 00.'s ECONOMIC BOOTS MADE FOR HARD WEAR. FRESH GOODS (ram num rkrroair) EVERY DAY. ONE PROFIT ONLY. Exeter {6B, HIGH-STREET. Branches 21 ' BRIDGE-STREET. In ST. SIDWELL'S-STREET. S. R. PEARCE ~ate ...
... SILK WITH GRENADINE GROUND. GUARANTEED TO tVEAR THOROUGHLY WELL. PATTERNS SENT FREE PER POST. 25, High-street, Exeter. S. PEARCE, Late of the Devonshire Arms, Exeter, has taken the CHESHIRE CHEESE HOTEL, SURREY STREET, STRAND, LONDON. Visitors will find ...
... was prevented from spreading to the other portions of the institution. A PERILOUS OUTBREAK AT EASTBOURNE. At two o'clock yesterday morning fire nearly destroyed the furniture stores of Mr. E. Pearce at Eastbourne. Over a dozen men, women, and children Bleeping ...
... Bowring, Miss Napier, Miss Elsie Fortescue, Miss Mabel McGregor, Miss Symonds, Miss Barkley, Miss Dar is, Miss Mande Davis, Miss Pearce-Serocold, Mils Florence Houldsworth, Mr St David Kemevs- Tvnte, Mr Edward Mittman, Mr Reginald Applin, Master Wilfrid Houldsworth ...
... third, J Pearce. Parsnips —First, J Pearce; second, T Pascoe; third, T Ford. Turnips—First, J Skinner; second, C Rowland third, J Honeywell. Potato onions First, G Shillabeer ; second, G Rowland ; third, J Pearce. Tripoli onions—First, J Pearce ; second ...
... he observed the prisoner strike Pearce a blow on the left arm with a pair of open scissors.—Mr. George Young Eales, house-surgeon the Torbay Hospital, stated that at midnight on Saturday Pearce came to the Institution. He stated that he had been stabbed ...
... inmates or officials. John Pearce, of Wendron, the Cornish champion, having been challenged for a wrestling match with Karkeek, the champion of America, with stakes of £100 a-side, for the championship of the world, Pearce has accepted, friends having ...
... TALUERS. ESTIMATES, PATTERNS, AND DESIGNS FREE_ON APPLICATION. / SHOWROOMS & MANUFACTORY, 266 & 267, HIGH-ST., EXETER. S. PEARCE, Late of the Devonshire Arms, Exeter, has taken the CHESHIRE CHEESE HOTEL, SURREY-STREET, STRAND, LONDON. Visitors will find ...
... Swimming Bath. Agricultural Chemistry. French daily. Pupils entered at any time. Fees 8 g*. and 9 gt. Prospectus of Thos. Pearce. Esq., Sampford PevereL NEWTON ABBOT HIGH SCHOOL FOE 6IELS, FORDE PARK, NEWTON ABBOT Head-Mistress : MISS RIDLEY. THE AUTUMN ...
... he observed the prisoner strike Pearce a blow on the left arm with a p,.ir of open scissors.—Mr. George I Young Eales, house-surgeon at the Torbay Hospital, stated that at midnight Saturday Pearce came to the | Institution. He stated that he had been stabbed ...
... that the next GENERAL ANNUAL MEETING of the Benefactors and .Subscribers to the North Devon Infirmary will be held at that Institution on TUESDAY, the 16th iust., at Noon. JOHN BRIDGMAN, Secretary. Dated August, 1887. AKKRY aud CONFECTIONERY BUSINESS and ...