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... The following is list of tbe harvest sad other ehuroh dleotions which been forwarded to ths Royal gricnitnral Benevolent Institution from Shropshire Viween January and December 1889. £ A Rev C. B. Brabnrns t 1« 11 Mr B. Sinker 1 If 0 ~ ...
... 170,000 to the blind: Mr. John Richardson, £l2[oo to Manchester charities ; Mr Henry Moody (Portsmouth). £22,000 to local institutions ; Mr. W. Stirling, £20,000 to Glasgow charities ; Mr. Daniel Proctor (Manchester), £70,000 to charitable and tem sad V ...
... every to Christmas nothing would pain more it should broken off Mis H Pearce also responded in pointed speech might be the above referred to have during the 131 services in this institution eighty Mr Green the lodging-house and Mrs Green in the pledge thf ...
... charities; Mr Heary Moody (Portsmouth), £22,000 to local institutions ; Mr. W, Stirling, £20,000 to Glasgow charities; Mr, Daniel Proctor (Manchester), £70,000 to charitable and other institutions; and Viscountess Combermere, £30,000, of which £28,000 was ...
... Shrewabmy. DMrict Mr T Kputh k Junta UpUaving ilffic. alkp. K tl - Aonl ij - Markrt evary atterwate ibu.ad .uple; ducks, John Pearce. Market Drayton *P»!» •Gglstra.; Joneafct rwen. Keglatrar •Wiki per lb. °r AORICT-tyt-Rg-Officea: tolly Prw MarrUgee; James ...
... a godwyd o bob 11yrionell lung at drysorfeydd y Cyfundeb sydd fel y eanlyn :— Foreign Missions. 01511,364 ; Theological Institution, £11,670 ; Home Mission and Contingent Fund, £37,490; General Chapel Fund, £9BBO ; Education Fund, £5,980; Auxiliary Fund ...
... case.-In- SOCIETIES' REPORTS DURABILITY, Major Henry Spurin, a hackney carriage driver. value its, the property of de liam Pearce ear neutralised hy Hewett and launder - he Defendant as present, but the Complain . Bangernem. Sin Ann Martin tha tspecter ...
... he died almost immediately. During the year which has closed, the three Masonic charitable institutions received a total sum of 48,4431. The Benevolent Institution got 18,7291. odd, the Girls' School 14,986/., and the Boys' School 14,727/. Over 8,000/. ...
... EGREMONT INSTITUTE. At Saturday's eonoert an excellent programme was provided, commencing with a well rendered duet, The two cousins, by Mrs. Macfarlane and Miss Caldeoott. This item was encored. Later on Mrs. Macfarlane contributed Sing, sweet bird ...
... that institution to the ratepayers of the town, and to the people who visited it, he should say he was a very bold man. The good which must come to people using that institution in right way was beyond measure, and thought the cost the institution was ...
... Blessed Sacrament. The palpit and altar had been very prettily by Mr Webster. AT THE INSTITUTIONS. TAUNTON AND BOMBBSKT HOSPITAL. The officers aurses of this institution aanaally their be«t energies promcte happiness ef thoee whose compels them spend (Jhribtuas ...
... s were given in the chapel in the afternoon aad evening, when excel- lent programmes were rendered by Mrs E Pearce, Mrs. Layland, Miss Pearce, Miss Menhinl nick (Launceoton), Miss Bennett (.Port Isaac) *i ,fl ?„ E -A ayne ' and MeB BT»- Sherston and Pedlar' ...