... level for a considerable distance-admits of an easy se extension of the line from Lewes to Eastbourne, St. Leonard's, Of and Hastings-and power is reserved to the provisional committee to make suot an extension of the present lile, if, on mature con- lE ...

... Broadwood; mahogany chests do awurs; dining, pier, card, Pembroke, dressing, and work tables; side- boards; work-boxes; tea-caddies; nigtit conveniences; butlers' trays; portable desks; bason-stand&; mirrors; chissiev, pier, anil dressing glasses; carpets anid ...

... there, but asS tt uses it was Stephens who stench tltett . S By lisle. Micebsuse..njp to this mornepti hare no reason to haste of any Li it seacront ogolest me. rtrttck.with something a stick or 5 Crosa.examinotton resuosed?IW555 hard, a staff; I was ...

... effected a landing. We regret to state that a gentleman of the name of Molira was drowned. i The projected lengthening of the new Pier at Weymouth rf the extent of nearly a thousand feet seaward, being determined on by the Town Council to he forthwith corn- ...

... Earl Adhelm with great foece did fing An heavy javelin, made for bloody wound, Along his shield askance the same did ring, Piere'd through the corner, then stuck in the ground: So when the thunder rattles in the sky, Through some tall spire the shafts ...

... Bolton and Preston ilasV bill, the Grand Junction railway bill, the Garnkirk end oasgo railway bill, the Southampton dock and pier bills, sale of ead (Irelasid) bill, processions'( Ireland) bill. Midland counties' ilas Mall, the Edinburgh and Glasgow railway ...

... inclusive of the members of the corporation, should tl not exceed 600. Owing to the shortness of the time, and the ne- cesary haste of the preparations, the committee have agreed that di it would he quite impossible the corporation could have the honour S ...

... with me; Perriarn was not then on beard ; he cams soon after;. he said he had been getting the stores, and had made as much haste ac he could; his conduct was not respectful, hie wan very impudent; g' the stores toughlt to have been on board the previous ...

... bisr stttj-ctfpa~tilrettcitoitdeatnls ad i- reieiving, ittaih attetatiotn. laou l'tii~a-, ine b nary ots sioisin amtes, woere hast year pre- Alie. blialted t mnetic-eat Live beett actenaird b- Nitsatsosenild no, i Snort ovmttittmtatir of all, forth ala have ...

... Sir Thos. Lawvrence, ?? View of thernned vilihge of Mornington, whence the Famiy Title is ?? 2, Portrait of the Marquis of; Hastings, from the Original Paiting by Sir Martin Archer Shoce, P1 1I. A. Every Part, at the moderate price of One Shilling, will ...

... Clifton Favourites, Quadrilles, by Mtr. A. Phillips, 3s. for Is. 6d.' I S ONOS, published at 2s. each, selliigfior is. 1. Thou hast left mae to my sorrow. 2. Maiden wrap thy mantle round thee. 3. Thoa art lovelier. 4; I think of thee. Also, : 5The Great Western ...

... during the past week, a very Lait-ee Variety of STOCK suite to tihe ?? Season, ?? and British MOUSSELINE DEL AI , fthe most haste dsgn; ihsL S SHAWLS, in endless variety; MUSLIN COLLARS, CAPES, RIBBONS, &c. ual nie h I RIsH LINEN S, SHEETINGS, and TABLE ...