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... available in Devon had written to Taunton for a copy the and terms of admission into the institution of that town. was seen by the enclosure received that the institution was not one for inoorrigibles, but for destitute children.—A letter was also read from ...
... Guardians on Dr. F. D. Pearce’s explanation to the Local Government Board-of bis granting a certificate of the un- fitness for work of a man named Jeffery, of Bast Alling- ton, without seeing him, a copy of which was Dr. Pearce admitted that he had acted ...
... collected money from working-men, who were entitied to the benefits of institutions which they supported. (Hear, hear.) How could the Committee go to fellow working-men for support to institutions the by-laws of which debarred them their benefits? (Hear,hear.) ...
... wards were also granted to the crews shore - boats, others for saving life. were ordered to be made on amounting to £5, the Institution. New lif-boats have been sent to he inter ia long and 8f:. wide, will self if capsized pill the crew and » masts other things ...
... polluted Mr. Pearce, sa lation of the district attached to the chapel the summons against the Company, quoted amounting to £3 8s, were made on behalf of the Devon ' Justice Bramwell that offences of comm and Exeter Hospi to which institution will be for- ...
... ester, of £5,638, 254. These Mr. Rylands’s, manufacturer Wiliam one (£1.069.609). and $3,574,922), Sir Miss Rylands’s William Pearce Glasgow, ship-builder am, r. . 2) , Birmingh: man facturer (£585,000), a Count Grefulbe Paris (£061,000). estates, each wi ...
... of the High-street, Rockwell Green, and Infants’ Church Sunday Schools, and by about 36 members of the Wellington Church Institute, with Mer C H Fox (one of the Vice-presidents). Nex* came number of boys of the West Somerset County accompanied by Mr J ...
... their should bave an that every efficient person elected.—A letter was received from Mr. B. T. who assisted Mr. Hardiman in on Pearce, Exeter, making the arrangements for the manner in season. In his letter Mr. his thanks for baving been elected the Hon. Treasurer ...
... Lending Library of the late Southmolton Mechanics’ Institute, whieh, after 30 years’ existenee, is no more, is now under the manage- ment of the Town Council, and « few of the members of the late Institute have decided to open the library for the issue of ...
... make the preliminary arrangements consisting of the Chairmen eof Districts Exeter,the ex-Mayor (Mr. Roberts), Messrs. E. T. Pearce, C. Mudge, B. W. L. Ashford, C. Clapp, R. Bradley, S. Herbert, F. Rivers, W. N. King, and J. Helliar. —Mr. Heavens suggested ...
... named Pearce. Why, exclaimed the plasterer to his landlady, that's me he's my uncle ! That money belongs to me! His identity has already been acknowledged by the Loudon agents of the Australian solicitors i the deceased millionaire. Pearce leaves ...
... nurses had repaid £120 to the institution. Only about £11 had been contributed by patients, and the Treasarer wished patients would more generallV show their appreciation of benefits they bad received frow the institution. The average length ot time patients ...