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... 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 ...
... The Society was composed of working men, and the benefits which they derived from it were very great. There was a fund instituted for providing men who were out of work with 10s a week first, and afterwards 7s 6d per week, which was a great boon to them ...
... PLYMOUTH & DEVONPOR The annual use, tine of the Devon and CorneaU Institution (or the ',munition of the blind, was held as noon to-day, under the presidency of the Mayor (Az H. J. Waring). the report, which was adopted, showed that the not of work sold ...
... clerk to institute these proceedings against the present defendants,thus bowing to the decision of the Court of Queen's Bench. The annunocses were balled on liciaday, and yesterday he received a letter from Messrs. Square, Bridgman, Bond, and Pearce, solicitors ...
... Sidwell's Institute v Civil Service the time allowed for play in each match was twenty minutes The officials were :—Clerk of the Course and Whipper-in, Mr. C. Finch, jun. ; official scorer, Mr. W. E. Bosking ; timekeeper, Mr. E. T. Pearce, Referees, ...
... —This Day. Bdore Mr. W. H. Kit s on (c . hairman)..Fr.y,tl„ fortescue, M.jor-General Saunders, and Mr. E. Vivian. William Pearce, coal hawker, pleaded gild!) , to being drunk in Castle-road early on the morning of the z3rd instant. Defendant, who was ...
... libel I have the fiat of the \ Public Prosecutor giving his consent to the institution of proceedings. Lord Durham, unfortunately, some ' years ago found it necessary to institute a. suit ' for nullity of marriage oa the ground of the insanity of his wife ...
... the premises determined gallant efforts were made to rescue them. The ladder of the fire escape was obtained, and Engineer Pearce and Fireman Burgess essayed the dangerous task of entering the building. Tne heat and smoke were stifling the extreme; but ...
... premises determined and gallaut efforts were made to rescue them. The ladder of the fire escape was obtained, and Engineer Pearce an?! Fireman Burgess essayed the dangerous task of entering the building. The heat !.nd smoke were stifling in the extreme; ...
... He wondered they did not reflect that they were deriding the stock from which they sprung, and throwing discredit upon institutions which they subdued, and which Englishmen in the old country had perfected. Until now, they were even more democratic than ...
... Mr. Hooper mid, so far as Mr. Pearce was concerned, he believed that he undoubtedly proposed to undertake, on behalf of the Army, that there should be no procession last Sunday. He regretted, however, that Mr. Pearce had clients over whom he or others ...