... 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 ...

... by all who knew bim. At Exrnouth. on Wednesday last, of a deeline) in her 19th year. AMiss Lucy Russell Pearce, only daughter of Mr. James Pearce, formerly of this city. On SLturday the 28th nIlt. John Fowell, Esq. late of Black Hall, in this county, ...

... took place in this City, on a prosecution instituted by the Chamber-and alluded to the pre- sent extensive exhibition of ?? same spirit in the the kingdom, so truly gratifying to every lover of the Institutions and Religion ofhis Country. The Mayor stated ...

... nominating W. Gifford, Esq. to be his Vice. Searcee'ia'period of. four years has elapsed since the Dispeusary' was 'firo instituted, and the' immense nurnbl'r ?? Thotioand sick poor, labour- ing under diseases bothi medical and surgical, olfevery description ...

... collected at Bedford Chapel. Also a donation of £100 from an old Friend of the Institution, who ac. companies her liberal gift vilth the hope that the various friends of the Institution will second her in her effoit to relieve this most useful charity from its ...

... Acland, Eeq.. R. H. Clarke, Esq, (Biidwell), J. C. New, Esq. IUfficulme), E. S. Drewe, Esq. (Broadhemburg), Miessrs. T. Pearce and B. Pearce (Uplowman), S. W. Watson (head L master of the school), T. Merson (Kytton Barton) James Hewett, Johl Hewett,. Jom Beedell ...

... Miss It, Newton, both of St. Thomas a fair, Eaetcr. 51 Hj XTkonrE AnooTr.-Aur. 2, at Southmorton ;r Or aOhrch, Charler George Pearce Huxtiblo to Eliza. beth Avery Abbot, both of Sonthmolton. p ex- P.nrms : BuRaRow.- Aug. 1, at the Parish Church, 'I Orem Cheriton ...

... of Exeter, and was ever ready to do Arthur C m- his utmost for the benefit of the community 28, King rd and its various institutions and organisa- Stonehoi .es tions first nan ng The deceased gentleman commenced his was sta es, public career in the year ...

... unle-itered: iind, .int~orer toiidtsduly, profiting by'tbte perusalof the SacredVolwi'e;: it. Aterteed. tbat tsO. landable an Institution 'should .bave ha.d. to steer: its course, of doitg-goodtlhrough etiL.repor4 as, well. as good e-. port;-bnt.-it weot~no ...

... CaeoIlns,! Eeol daugterof dwad Hicks, of Staiistead. eve] Apri 8, t Ie, b th Rev G. . Siarin~,Mr. Johti Row'e, snd Maria* Pearce, Wade rige. e. vo1 A~RAI 2, at Weir Gifferd, by the,Rev. Charles Silliflant, Mr. I WilliamHarris jun.,yeoman to Mr. MaryAlford ...

... nicle, has been ele etdW slriff of the. city of Glouester. The annual concerts for the Blind Institution took place on Thursday in the music room of the institute, in the moning and evening, end the performance of the music by the pupils gave great satisfaction ...

... - BIRTHS. , July 28, the wife of Mr. W. H. S. Pearce, 2, Longbrook- v terrace, Exeter, a daughter. o 0 July 23. at 1, Gloucester-terrace, Regent's -park, the wife t] of W. Castle Smith, Esq., a son-still-born. o July 21, at Totnes, the widow of Mr. G ...