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... 500 in all—have left our shores. The Corona, which had been chartered by the military authorities, left the Sandridge town pier on the 19th August, and anchored in the stream, whore the various stamens bringing the soldiers from Hobart Town, Adelaide ...
... oiroooo4stioes. Its would return. however, at'l towards the Please Cavallo, hoping that the prices wasn't his colleagues. haste with which .he and princess would appear on the balcony. And so returned with the sews that there had been • not, they did ...
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... —The pip of 110, .1. Belbridge, Salisbury. Highly —J. Besieger Monte. lireeds.—Not 9 a . el LII. R. P. Warms, Emisistate. Haste. Above 11 sad not erased - Dig 15 dd.—Mask Ermds.—Not 9 prise of £lO, 7'. Clesseberlayse, Wiecliestir. Of say breed. above ...
... look to enjoy our •• bitter cape without paying for them the heavy at pretest affixed to that luxury.—Erke. Ncw AT new pier at Hastings haa been opened by Earl Granville in capacity as Lord Warden of the Cinque Porte. The noble earl, who was accompanied ...
... for trial. COrit'rft-M.kUrrAL.— TWO conftwinnetial Intim aseembled on lioard the Duncan, flaeship of Admiral the lion G. F. Hastings, CU , Commanderin-Chief at the !Cure, presided over by Captein G. W. Watson. The first prisoner arraigned before the Court ...
... James Simmons, a shipwright, living at Cubitt.town, deposed that on the evening in question he was it front of the bar of the Pier Tavern, when the deceased. accom• puled by his dog, came in. Montague. who was also present, commenced teasing the dog, when ...
... principal eekentalhe inetientione hi the per _ __haus that oonntay way as a,..oo , asualor, one teaching may do vousethiag to haste@ the change, and metropolie, intending the Royal §oeisety, the Royal with all the world as a customer may ham its in proportion ...
... recently made hi l way over the English Channel. He will start from Burntisland, and, ooming down with the tide, :midst Portobello Pier. Captain Boyton anticipates that he will be in the water little more than two hours. A TOURIST MIEISINO.—A. gentleman named ...
... of the Department of Education ; Dr. Richardson was appointed to a similar Position in the Health Section; and Mr. G. W. Hastings was elected President of the Council. A ?SW young Mr. Selwyn, at the request of his lather, the Bishop of Lichfield, and ...
... the two swimmers to Greenwich Pier a matter of impossibility. She took the water at 5.454 p.m., and was abreast of the Tunnel Pier at 6 64 ; off the Globe, or half-way house, at 618., and as warty abreast the Greenwich Pier an could be judged, In lb. Scum ...
... procession was formed, consisting of the choir, organist. minor canons. and canons residentiary, the Archdeacon of London (Bishop Piers (Jlaughton). the Dean. and the Bishop of London, attended by his chaplain, the Rev. F. 11. Fisher, Vicar of Fulhani, who proceeded ...