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... DEVON & EXETER BRANCH THE CHURCH SCHOOL TEACHERS'BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION. President —The Reverend Canon Lee. riYHE TWENTY-FIRST AXXIYERSARY of this \. Society will he held on Saturday, 9th February, 1878. Divine Service will celebrated in 8. Lawrence's ...
... 0 Extras 101 St. James's Institute c. Exminstee C. C—A match was played on the ground of the former, resulting a decided victory for the visitors. ST. JAMES'S INSTITUTE, lst Innings. 2nd Innings. A. F. Beer, c Tozer b Pearce 1 b Veitch S. Davis, Veitch ...
... juniors and 367 seniors were girls. As many 913 juniors and 416 seniors obtained certificates. R. A. Sampson, of the Liverpool Institute, is placed first in the first division of seniors. Among the local candidates who were successful were :— Senior Candidates ...
... auy age, residents and visitors, 400 yards. —First prize, barometer, T. W. Pearce, Torquay ; seoond, album, R. Bowdeu, Teignmouth ; third, dressing-case, H. Roberts, Exeter. Pearce led throughout, and won by four or five yards. fair third. Six competed, ...
... Williams. 2nd Class.—C. J. Berry, E. R. Chappie, W. 11. Dawe, W. Dunn, J. W. Gillcert, H. Hayter, R. H. Major, F. W. Paul, F. Pearce, F. Perry, W. J. Porter. J. r?oby, J. B. Spencer, J. E. Staton, W. T. Stephens, W. J. Warren. Class. —W. M. Furse, A. P ...
... TEACHERS' BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION. EXETER TOWN COUNCIL. ST. THOMAS BOARD OF GUARDIANS. THE TORBAY MARKET COMPANY AND THE MAGISTRATES. THE LAWSON-LABOUCHERE LIBEL CASE. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT—The Candahab Debate. THE CHURCH DEFENCE INSTITUTE-Lectuee at Newton ...
... od., leaving balance in hand of £31 6s. 7d. The Committee of the Exeter Licensed Victuallers' Benevolent Institution reported that the Institution, with the assistance of many kind friends, was still in a prosperous condition, and continued to dispense ...
... Mr. VV. Knapman, A. Kueel, Exeter. The other competitor was J. W. Pearce, Torquay. Blackmore led all the way, and won in excellent style by thirty yards. At first Chamberlain and Pearce were lying even for second place, but Chamberlain soon secured it ...
... CRICKET. Si. Jamis' Institute C. C. *. Valley C. C.— This match was played last Saturday, Stoke Canon, and was drawn in favour of St. James. Score:— »T. JAMES' INSTITUTE. EKE VALLEY, let Inning. lst Innings. J. Maldment, Greenhill Bowles, c Barker ...
... Armstrong; Miss Hussou, and Miss Mitchell; No. ar«- !«t School stall, will presided over Nicholls, Mrs. P. Commin. and Miss Pearce. the most noticeable exhibits these stalls number of oil and water colour paintings, o et h. feature of the exhibition will ...
... Peat Charcoal, from the Works of the West of England Compressed Peat Company (Limited) at the EXHIBITION of the SANITARY INSTITUTE of Great Britain, New Abattoirs Exe Island, Exeter. Class H. No. 108. Company's Offices, 16, Bedford-circus, Exeter. MOTJSELL'S ...
... band will play on Monday afternoon and evening. Dispensary.—The half-yearly meeting was held in the Board Room of the Institution on Saturday, the Rev. O. Manly presiding. The report of the Medical Officers, as read by Dr. Baker, shewed that for the ...