... by people in the care of the city’s Welfare Department, St. Loyes College, the Blind School, and the Western Counties Institution, Mr. J. L. Greet. a former Assistant Chief Constable of Exeter, has taken numerous prizes in the vegetable section. This ...

... Clinton’s prayer continues. Bradninch institute at its meeting this month unanimously passed a resolution protesting against its prohibition. e rr———— The resolution was as follows: “That, in the opinion of- this institute, the saying of a prayer (which has ...

... out in an adjoining Seld during the afternoon. resulting as follows: mile, open- i, W. Pearce; 2. R. Mitchell; 5, T. Oregorr. Married men’s handicap; 1. E. Pearce: 2. W, Andrews: 3. W. Ellis Ditto, women: 1, Mrs, 11. Willis; 2. Mrs. P. Mills; 3. Mrs Finn ...

... PLYMOUTH & DEVONPOR The annual use, tine of the Devon and CorneaU Institution (or the ',munition of the blind, was held as noon to-day, under the presidency of the Mayor (Az H. J. Waring). the report, which was adopted, showed that the not of work sold ...

... flowers—W. T. Cousens. Dahlias, six varieties—B. Pearce. Cactus' Dahiias—B. Pearce. Gladjoli—J. Denham, Miniature garden—Miss J. Sewell. Posy 'in egg-cup—Mrs. I. L. Ramsden. Basket of flowers—B, Pearce. Evening shoulder spray—Mrs. C. H. Hamlin. Miniature ...

... occupied a seat by Mr. Pearce at the Solicitor's table. Superintendent Barbor produced a certified copy from the Local Board authorising him to prosecute in these particular cases. Mr. Percy T. Pearce (Plymouth) defended. Mr. Pearce said he should like to ...

... the sixth of September next, at twelve o'clock. THE LITIEAST Ann SCHINTIFIC INSTITUTION.—On Friday evening last Mr W. F. Rock, the generous president of this excellent institution. met a Liege audience in the lecture-room for the purpose of distributing ...

... sided, mid there were also present —3les.rs. Kendall, Buckingham, Ellis, Greta, Bard. tog, Drake, Ili noting, Carter, Ware, Pearce, Birkett, Bellerby, 'frehane„ G tr•lenee Lloyd, Wills, Moat., Dipstale, Knaoman, Pridlrsim, Lawless, Hookea, Norrington, and ...

... Bowring, Miss Napier, Miss Elsie Fortescue, Miss Mabel McGregor, Miss Symonds, Miss Barkley, Miss Dar is, Miss Mande Davis, Miss Pearce-Serocold, Mils Florence Houldsworth, Mr St David Kemevs- Tvnte, Mr Edward Mittman, Mr Reginald Applin, Master Wilfrid Houldsworth ...

... assault, and said be was aware that County Court proceedings were being instituted. so w further mid he was put outside the house, and, as to tiling out the summons against Pearce on October Ltb, be was not able to take ont the summons earlier in consequence ...

... meeting of the members attendin ; the Church Institute, Rolle•etreet was hefd, Mr. R. Ley presiding. About fifty were present, including the Rev. King-King, Rev. G. Every, Mr. E. (hon. sec.), and Mr. Pearce (assistant eec ) Th accounts for the pest year ...

... tans*-examiued hr Mr. Pearce : Mr. Pasamani was entitled to presetice UM demist. Defendant said he was employed by Mr. Puseentore, and the Om, was rentedby Ow hitter.—This timed: the ease for the proarcution.-11r. Percy Pearce submitted that the prosecution ...