... Ermbellfhed with fix engravingS. Each of the above D rice poems may be had feparate. (Price 16s, in boards) - QUINCTILIAN'S INSTITUTES of ELO- in QUENCE; or the artof SP^AKING in puoic, in fn les, CI-ritAcTER and cipAcITY. Tranflated into olf Ejg 'ilh after ...

... may-be now . hadi complete, at about one third the price of the other edlitionsI. : r ' t rell.. I. . ' NION FIRE axid LIFE INSTITUTIONS. I N ?? ALUTHE SAVINGS ' AR. ?? TO TI{H 'ISURED. In cone fequence of. this plan, the Memlkrs.of tie.Fire ?? Department ...

... afteinoon, for the pmirpofe of paying the l:.id deit and expetices. D;ated Sidbury, 221 Mlarch, 1l,3. r774 UNION F4EI. aud LIFE INSTITUTIONS. ,V thcee IfTabliihinents ALL THE SAVINGS LARE REflTURNO cl T'HE INSURIIJ6D. In con- tequence of thisplan, tihe Mernmers ...

... peculiar Advantages;- ft, A Capital of Half a Million has been fubfcribed as a Security for all the Engagements of the INSTITUTION, the P,'prietors taking upon' thernfielves the foe Refponfilrlity, W,2ile tlhe lfitrers participate with them are the Profits ...

... nlow for SALE, a PQUANTITY of COAL of prinie quality. Friar's Nalk;.'1xeter,, .1, September. 1813.' ' DEVON ASD EXETER INSTITUTION. . T'HE (Cormittee appointed to form a fet of I' Rules for the Governilcnt of the tinfitution, hereby ! requeft a General ...

... auy of Te tre r - -cat.. not attend, may afterwards exalidb the saixe at Mr. Pearce's Offlce in Bodmini. Dated I8th Dec. 1814. .- V. iNORWIC IMNION -FIRE and LIFE, INSTITUTION-S. 1N the~fie eftabiiflhmentsalltbefa'v s are returned 1 to the INSURED. In ...

... hob are their own insurers, that the following new and excellent Vessels are the regular Traders, viz:. The JA8oNl William Pearce, Master. ALBiON, James Grace. :Hsn1ERNIA, James Hore; SELINA, Peter Palmer. MALiTA, Richard Hore.' It Is the wish of tie Owoers ...

... the well-doing ofelcristian society, good order, and good government, in open hostility to the religion we profess, the institutions we venerate, and that system of education for our children, which has made the British character the admiration of the ...

... John Pearce, or give svluh information that be may be apprehended and brought tojostice, shall, on his Cei-' viCttil, receive a REAWARD of TWENTY GVINEAS, by application to P. Paige, at Stevenstone, near Torring- ton, ]Devon. The said John Pearce is-a ...

... myseli to your notice. Having pas-ed the whole of moy apprenticeship under Car. Luscomnbe, one of t(fe sargeons of your Institution, Idel and having Stuidied at one ofI t iw prinicil)al Hospitals in to London, for thr e stuccessive seasons, are circuinstances ...

... B. One half of the purchase money may remain on security of thle premises, if required. ti NORWICH UNION FIRE and ?,!FE INSTITUTIONS. TN thefe eflablilfhmen ts all tf~atvings are reft rned 1 to the INsunI1n., Irn confcquentce ot this plan, tlhe members ...

... ROO1S, a WARE-HOUSE, STABLE, and LOFT, in I h Lamb Alley, behind the dwelling-house, and lately in 0 the possession of Mr. Pearce, wine ?? of i g tae premises is held for a term of 40 years, which com- I At menced Z2d October 1801, and the remainder for ...