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... Miss was Miss Jawrenc? \ ran-of-war by Me Beale and commanded Barnes, assisted by Mie Overmass. Mr. , provided G. Pearce and Mr. Arthur Pearce 1 molel engines, witn fan art gallery, anc were under t he charge of Mr electric light, was W. Gibson. A fine fish ...
... Bing ' , two:Veal; wata winuere. The ut,..lberabip of the Club Md. Cit I o re of the Pied. of the Literary and seienlik Institute, the Rev. W. F. Paton. ST . University Exteneion lecturer. gore the first of • series of twelve 1 , 1 , tnr.. ou Popular ...
... DISTRICT NEWS. APPLEDORE. Rev J. B. White presided over annual 1 meeting of the Appledore Branch of the National \ Lifeboat Institution Bideford on Tuesday. From the report the Committee it appeared that no service was requir from either the Badsteps or Saoton ...
... STARS v. NEWTON CHURCH INSTITUTE. At Mill Marsh, Bovey Tracey. Bovbt Stabs.—Salter ; Aggett, DsltOß, Pinsent and Collier ; Mountford and Wyatt; Harris, Mountford, Dodd, Black, Staddjn, Steer, Powlesland and Another. EMMANUEL INSTITUTE v. SILVERTON A. At Silverton ...
... residens of not very large means, and was not adapted tor trippers. Pearce, he said he Questioned by Mr. thonght a stage was a necessity, hit oe not faror the erection of one of LEW). Mi. Pearce male a brief reply, afier the was cone nde hating fram 1.30 in ...
... Hoaiton Guardians order for 4s per k was made upon Thorn Pearce , a draper's traveller residing Weston, near Honiton, towards the maintenance of his sou now iumate of the Deaf and Dumb Institution, Exeter. Weddtegs I Weddings I Weddings I 1 For the bast ...
... ab the Artillerv Volunteer Drill Hall, - od of Holloway . street, between the Artillery p Fe-- Volunteers and St. Jnmee' Institute. A I of, pleasant encounter ended in arwin for the P uo Volunteers by sedven gamcs Io one. Scores:' ti upon Ger Horrill 121 ...
... can in the endeavour to bring the 8.0. Pulling 8. J. Pile, J. Field, J.P. Millen, cvp to Exeter. G. Coulson, Cinet-othcer Pearce, and the ‘ Under the cireumstanees the game was a Coastguardsimnen, a number ot the good one, and was watehed with deal in ...
... adopted, and the best means of carrying phed to the British Forces aad the Red Cre h a comforter worker by a lady over 30 Pearce), and a large entered out the work, with estimates of cost and South Africa is sutficier tants of Sidmouth, As the train probable ...
... 3. Artillery Vclunteera~and FHeavitree Working ( e9 Men's Institute. A pleasant encounter ended in a win for the hemesters by six games to forr. Scores:-Artillery-CorpI Mnatbers 101, .Gnr Pearce 101, Gnr Horrill 101, Sergt Horrill 101, Cotpl Selley 70 ...
... GIDLE I G H . Rev Douglas McLaren, m.a., Oriel College, Oxford, late curate ot Philip and St. Jame•■, Chelteubam, bas been instituted by the Bishop, on the presentation of A. Gay VVhipham, Esq, to tbe living of Gidleigh, aud has commenced bis duties. HAT ...
... EXETER OAKS v. TAUNTON \t Cowick Barton, Exeter, before a fai stteudance. Tn the early stages Oake pressed considerably, and Pearce eventually cored, Subsequently the play was of a give and take character, and the onlv scoring was a try by Bates through ...