... Companies Amalgamation Bill, the Brighton and Chichester Railway ( Portsmouth Extension) Bill, the Brighton, Lewes,and Hastings Railway (Hastings, Rye. and Ashford Extension) Bill, the Eastern Counties Railway (Cambridge to Huntingdon) Bill, the Grimsby Docks ...

... bidet; painted drawers, dressing tables, basin stands, and chairs; chimney glass, plate 45 by 53, in rich gilt frame; large pier and swing glasses; large china jars and figures; valuable prints in gilt frames, of East India views, hunting prints, &c Turkey ...

... last. The charge publicly made Mr, Hudson chairman of the York, N sold to ‘shares in the and Ber- Great North of wick Rallwey, hast have been this accusation be Mr. ore swoop 14,000/. at the cost of those whose inter ‘he’ tie of and of common, protect Should ...

... accident; but that the jury must express their reget that the owners the Brunswick Pier should be so regardless of the safety the public as to have allowed, and do now allow, the pier to be open the public after nine o'clock at night in perfect darkness, so that ...

... Castle and the adjacent beach has more privacy, and better adapted for a royal residence. The pier is inconvenient place land at, being much too long 1 . Hast Cowes, her Majesty and Fnrnily could embark and disembark without being surrounded with troublesome ...

... storm on Wednesday. Eighteen vessels were stranded within half mile between Sunderlano pier and Hendnn. A sloop, with four men on board, foundered close to the pier, in the sight of numerous spectators, and all perished; it being impossible render any ...

... steered to the pier in ihe Royal Barge, by Admiral Tinliug They were received at the pier by a military » and welcomed by immense cheering, a royal salute, and the peals of the bells. The Royal parly then entered a marquee, erected on the pier, and partook ...

... dimity furniture prime go* scfeaihrr and mi'p iff and bedding, inah *gany din ng, card, Pembroke and table# . & pvn.l chair#; pier a: ri swing looking-gla-se* ; parlour and bedvide carpels; night-stools; good eigh'-dai clock and case ; * chests of dra* ers ...

... as well for the pur- pose ol taking in and tischarging cargoes of merchandise, Sec, thusatoidcag tbe dangerous and exposed pier at Newquay • for if Mr. Treff.y sueeeed, (he bason will be kept full and perfectly secure from _cirf, and vessels can run ...

... however, interfered with the work. The river had overflowed, and the water had found its way into the foundations of the piers. The piers have sunk 14} inches since the commencement of the building, but measures were taken to support them, which were unf ...

... morning they were discharged tober. —A bill is to be brought into Parliament next session, for making harbour for ships at Hastings.—Two persons of very moderate age have dietl within a short period of each other, Cheltenham, of internal ulcers brought ...

... jCap.icious to contain two hundred vessels. To form the same, two piers will be constructed from the cliffi, and extended into the sea beyond low-water - mark. The COIINVVALI eastmost pier is intended to run from the BOLYTHOK CROW A V chffnear the end ...