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... 'PHE MIDLAND INSTITUTE CON VERSAZIONE-. Wlrhit nay lie called Institute Week was brought to n, close Ilst night, Iy the ittudolits' couveorsazio:ie in thi Town flall, wheln nearly 2,000 students and their friends were prerieint. The proceedings were ...
... who has for many years been President of the Institution, was unanimously re-elected with strong expressions of thanks from the Chairman for the kind interest he has manifested in the welfare of the Institution for many years past. Mr. D. 0. Wollaston had ...
... to look at--(hear, hear,)-re- membering at the same time that the Institution would be deprived of £25 a-year by taking the rooms occu- :pied by Mr. Pearce. Those who used the Institution most had refused to give a shilling towards the improve. meent fund ...
... the chair, and among thrse on the platform were ALd. I Hepwcrth (presietenri, Mr. Joseph Arnott (vice-presi- deis), Mr. Jno. Pearce (lion. secretary), Cosmoilors 6cott, \Webster, and danith, Mr. Gleo. l sard, Mr. ieos. Pairley, Mr. G. * Bingiey, Mr. NV. ...
... MIDLAND INSTITUTE CONVERSAZIONER. [line error] The Midland Institute conversazione, one of the most enjoyable social functions of the year, opened last night under circumnstances which augur well for its success. It is always interesting and instructive ...
... INSTITUTION OF NAVAL ARCHITEG. I _ EXCURSION TO ARRAY. The members of the Institution of Naval Archi- tects followed up their first meeting in Scotland by joining in an excursion yesterday to Arran, the arrangements for the trip having been made by the ...
... (Mr. M.) considered it a most important subject, and that Mr. Pearce was deserving of their very warmest thanks. The Chairman remarked that Mr. Pearce had done good service to the Institute by giving the Indicator. Mr. Michell said lie hoped to be allowed ...
... have just bee r blished. The followi are t la successful candite con- 3;td 'with Sliverpool, St. Helen's, anl Ld Sonthport institutes. The ftgureB (1, 2, 3, 4, or 5) af tor the name signifies the iee. in which the, candidate bi.n been p] ecod LivER1POOL ...
... said his object in asking was to show the members that the books were not of that character for 'which the Institution was formed. The Institution Was getting more a place amusement than for the study and advancement of science, art, and literature, for ...
... ILEEDS MECHANICS' INSTITUTION. The annual meeting of the Leeds Mechanics' Institution and Literary Society was held last evening in the Albert 'Hall, -Bre.Tnos DiwsoxF President'of thcRihstitution, in tlie chair. Mr. W. J. NEILD, one of the hon. secretaries ...
... BIRMINGHAM AND MIDLAND INSTITUIE. ARCHYOE 1LOGICAL EXCURSION. Nearly a hundred of the members of the Institute hai a very pleasant excursion to Tewkesbury and Deerhurst ou Taesday; and among them were Admiral Aildham, CEB. ad Rev. H. Aildham, lIL.A, ...
... SOUTH WALES INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERS, The general meeting of the members of this Institute was held at the Town-hall, Cardiff, on Wednesday last, at 12 o'clock. Mr. H. Adams, president, in the chair. There were also present—Mr. C. James, Mr. R Bedling- ...