... |Deaf and Dunmb Institution. The accrual rneiting of thre suhoeribrsr to *~e West of Euglisid Iuetitoitloir for tile D~eaf and Dumb was held at hue Ins tit ution in the Toposhais-road, lixeter, ons tilondlay. under the presidency of Mr 1t Ley, there being ...

... at the Victoria Halllasgt.eeveniog on behalf of the London and Soouh Westerrn Railway Widows and Orphans and Orphanage Institutions are to be congratumated on the unusual excellence of the programme compiled as well as upon the largeh-4e packed-and f ...

... Mr and Mrs 0 Cole, Mr E Boberts Webt, 3lies Paxton, staff of StaroroEs Asylum, servants, Sea View, ?? A Coles, Miss Pearce, Mrs Pearce, Mrs Darce, Mrs Diaper, Mr and Mrs Shoemack, Mis Welsb, Mrs Palfrey, Mr Browning, Mrs J Goodman; Misses Shortland, Mr ...

... promised Sir H Marriott 5i £2 0CCO for intioducing the business, on the 50 understanding that Mr. H. M'Calmont and 50 SiT W. Pearce would subscribe £100,000 each, but they did not, and there was a heavy loss. In the Pedersen Cycle 1 rame Co. Mr.i HEooley ...

... ANNUAL MEETING-THIS DAY. ts The annual meeting of the Exeter and District Teachers' Association was held at d St. Sidwell's Institute this afternoon, *r, Mr. Bellman (Newton St. Cyres) pre. 10 siding over a fairly large attendance, to Communications were ...

... with regard to the -harges made St. as to the ?? at that Institution a by Nurse Hinton. th Mr G hutchings (T and G Hutchings) the appeared to represent Nurse kiluton, AIr -Percy T Pearce (Bond, Pearce and Blickle, ret, Pllymouth) Was presenlt oi1 behalf of ...

... e Thureday-Company and recruit drill,8. S BOYS' BRIGA.DES. - I ST. WerY UABson's Cannoc L ITles. s Forduty-Captain W. F, Pearce. t Sunday-Bible Class, 2.30. lliondey-Bugleprectice, 8.15. -: Tucedity-Company ard stretcher drill, 8- Junior Companyo, 7 ...

... injuries to hie right hand. HEo wa~s 'immlediately eonveyed tos the Devon and Exeter Hlospital,' and on arriving at 'that institution it was found on examir ntion -that tb'ree of his iingers 'would have to he amsputated. This WaS done during the afternoca ...

... working across the field Exeter D get right on the line. Fenner led a rush, l which Sawer well stopped. Play being in mid-field Pearce passed to Chard, who i attempted to transfer the oval to Benner, but M. Eadie intercepted, and the t ball again went on the ...

... Dock- yardconstiuefncy, But the misfortune r*especto.Devonport is- rendered more. acute - by the notification of Sir, Wiliam Pearce's withdiawal from the- representation of Plymouth at the next election. SirWilliam's qualifications for Parliament were such ...

... 7.30. Friday-- Bard praotice at 8; ambulaflceafnd signalling classes at 8. ST. SIDWRLL'S CHURCH LADS' BRIGADE.- For ?? W F Pearce, Sergeant Blancbard, Corporal Denshlam, Bugler Allen. Monday-Company drill 8, recruit drill 8, band practice 8. Taesday-Greneral ...

... A Dyer, H J Mullins, W a Mudge, J W Huxham. Champion, Skelton, Middle- ton, J B Smnders, Haydoo, Ourwood, Fletcher, 1? R Pearce, 1 Flunmlyn and A T Angel (joint bon. sacre- tarihs), J W Reed, J Salt, &c.-The committee in their rorort said they viewed ...