... |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 ...

... IDEVONSHIRE CHUROH INSTITUTION. h MEETING LAST NIGHT. Le_ Y There was a large and influential gathering lost evening at the Victoria Hall, being a county demonetration in sup. port of the principles and objects of the Devonshi-e Church a Institution, with epecial ...

... LICENSED VICTUALLERS' SOCIETY AND BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION. +1 ?? IL ?? It__ ?? strT:/:Z_ |The twenty-eighth annual meeting of the Liceneed Victual I lera Protection Society and Benevolent Institution was held at the Bull Inn, Goldsmith-etreet, lest evening ...

... THE ST. SIDWELL'S CHURCH INSTITUTE. The building of thie institute, which owe8 its oxioteco T chiefly to the indefatigable exertions of the esteomed Rector tl (Rev. A. Spencer), is now completed, and bids fair to become a valuable acquieition to the parish ...

... WEST OF ENGLAND INSTITUTION FOR THE BLIND. The forty-seventh annual meeting of the supporters and I friends of thise institution was hold in the pratitioe-room of tthe the esirablishmrt, tart 'Lrh'irsday. Thbe right bra,n the Earl of Devoin piosidort ...

... nETING. 6F rkg G-~~P44 ax T1IiI8 lT g .t Isy: - .- is *hre.Anntal6nrral 6e1igr of tie Gbverner! of the * hhit'eifand Dnsmb Institution e-lt hel i at this .Gastle~ti5ks..orn- ing;` The report of thte CommnlttUee .ttid'tle liihly gratify- i'u progress of ? ...

... tO n ut in as evi lenee, bat Mr. Pearce )oberted on the ground that it was obtained Iorn ti.e defondunt by cotduct, vwhich Mr. Peoret characterlscd as most disgraceful. (LNd applause in Court, which was mswblt.) ?? Pearce pointed nut that a voluatary ? ...

... sincp, Mr. E. Pearce, Of Merthyn, in the parish of St. Austell, had a heifer that tell over a cliff, which he concluded was' lilled, and sent for a person to shin her. Before the sinner arrived, a fisherman came in and asked Mr. Pearce if he lead lost ...

... the oAillren, and contributing largely to the pleasant- ness of the day, deserve especial notice. The Misses *- --nt.Qullv. Pearce, Furse, Lloyd, Davey, Stephens, van.S_ * >a~ msist~ame in propatn and other ladies, rehZ. . -- In ..r pA the tea, Ne., and ...

... for the year), and the vioe-chair by Mr. Short, and among those present were Meesrs. J. Harding, Gave, Pratt, Blake, S. R. Pearce, Smale, Connett, Bealy, Calway, Southwood, Harrison, Holloway, Way, Spioer, Edwards, Hexter, F. Orchard (sClicitor), and T ...

... he wea there he in support of an Institution with which his poorer fellow ild citizens were so intimately concerned. He was exceeding )la sorry to find that that Institution, which he believed to be he an Institution of great utility to our poorer fe ...

... President (Mr. T. Lee) in the chair. There were log also present: Messrs. J. Hiarding, T. Salter, Gove, dise Holloway, S. R. Pearce, Pratt, W. Connetts Bealay, B. ares, Serials, (. Jury, Short, Black. Hayes, M d t , whi Medland, Gill, Calwayr, &o.-Mr. T ...