... its adequate reward, for I the pier pays annually a substantial dividend. Just here we may mention as an item of news that a scheme is under consideration for an undercliff l electric tramway from Dournemouth to Boscombe pier-the necessary concessions have ...

... great sensation was caused amongst the fashionable promenaders on the Cihait Pier, by a gentleman attempting to commit suicide, by throwing himself itto the sea off the pier. It appears that the gentleman, who is between 30 and 40 years of age, and possessed ...

... of VEHE BRIGHTON WEST PIER GOMPASY. THBLast dividend 12 per cent. £10 Shares now quoted, 16 to 17%, TMuE HASTINGS A19D ST. LEHQARD'S JL PI1R COMPANY.-Lasb dividend 8 per'cent. ,10 lebares quoted at 12& to 18. VHE SOUTHE1ND PIER COMPANY.-Last TLdvldend ...

... tt-rk B»«>kent. 2, Clare Ntreat, Brt tol, also Bath Newport railway HECUHITIRS. Am* ant Pal 4. c *. £ '>.. Port Rail«ay and Pier. All,, j gu Rh»ainry..» 3«h> Lift tiorrw . P*V Lii'. and Swansea Ha? 10_ 10.% S-ta-in A yv & Surern Bridge . .100.. k Ta ...

... the Prince Consort Gardens, and across the Pier Company's property, thus avoiding the steep gradient at Wellington. t errace, By some it had been thought that such scheme would not be acceptable to the Pier Company, but a letter was now read from B. E ...

... AT EVlENING 3Next, at the YOUNG} MEN~'iS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, ST. 3A14E9'5 SQUARE. 2121 ( Ihe Vicar of this Parishb, which hast a Population of over ] Ftive Thousand Poor, earnestly APPELlIS to thoso wvhore God r has given the means ot helping the sick ...

... Ciut inquiries having been made of Mr. Goodman, pier oar na aster, he was able to inform thu anxious inquirers that aol thi erswr ronls, h bect being only the shef efig o or Rwie, ooeda aditnce from the pier otts bod adwhc wssae isfaefrmburning on the des ...

... JoehPage, Jobha Blackwelt, and Ttiels. hie were churged with bur'glairiously breaking open the dwellingl-hO to ess Oliver and Hastings, of Winichicomb-street, Cheltenham. The jury, after having been locked up for some time, acquitted theI tofirst prisoners ...

... In Hoads for Gloucester, Goafell, and L. Beck es, both Montreal.- Sailed, Richard, Cardiff. The Alma arrived at Portishead Pier from Cardiff, and afterwards cailed for Bristol. SlsABRPRESa, SUSNDAY.-Artived, Pickwick, Portaferry, potatoes; Laura, Portmadoc ...

... Ottoman troolps ceere conipletly victoro'iu, Ithe u'lissians, after a terrible slaughter, retiring ii 4iii (rder, anti ill their haste abantim oniiig seveial ulnls ant : uaictity of aniiiuiiiitihil tIO the c-icti i'rS, T11C I .u s ' ecoufess to a lIos in killed ...

... copper ; and it c jntains the old parish peal of bells and the clock, no .v fitted with new dials. The interior is, say the hast, worthy of the reputation of the eminent aichitect by whom it has been design The b.iptistry, with its richly-carved and groined ...

... ?? Guy Wake, Castle Cary, ?? David, Laugharne, Carmarthenlslre, ?? Tinker Tidd, Liverpool, grocer, PARiTtiEtRSHte ?? and Hastings, Liverpool, cemnalsolon agents. ?? ?? InIeSBISTOL IMPORTS. InteGovernor Harvey, from.Noefvoundlaid : Bickley and Co. I1 casks ...