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... day* prior to the Ssle at the Libraries Pastle, Hastings ; tbe Olficeof the Lewes Journal, Lewes ; O'd Ship, Brighton Sussex Arms. Tonbridge Wells; of Messrs. Bishop, Tborpe, and Bishop, Solicitors, Hastings; tbe Auction Wav!; and at Mr. George Robins’s ...
... Renewal of Policies expiring Michaelmas may be had at the principal Offices in London; At Mr. John Ballv's Office, No. 11, PIER REPONT-S TR EE T, their Agent for Bath and its Vicinity and of all their Agents in the Country, who will receive Proposals ...
... 100 horse power 4,000 Inner basin complete 16,000 Oater basin complete 12,000 Quay wall from docks and pier 15,000 Deepening harbour at Milibay pier 10,000 Total ?? £187,000 To which must be added tbe cost of the various sheets, tram roads, cranes, weighing ...
... First Lesson, Numbers, eh. 22 Second Lesson, James, eh. 4.—Otway, dramatist, died, 1635. —\V. Whitehead, poet laureate, died, Hastings acquitted. 1795, lUttlo of St. Etienne, at which General Hay was killed, 1811. 15, Mon.—Easter Term begins. —Mutiny in the ...
... bring in a Bill or Bills to incorporate a Company panies, and to give to such Company or Companies | 3, and construct a Pier or Piers or Landing Places and othe: , tewn- connected therewith, to facilitate the embarking and me of of passengers and also wares ...
... THE TAUNTON COURIER THE LATE GALES. Skui.l. —An Hast Indiaman, the Charlotte, Captain John Hawkins, from Bombay, for Liverpool, laden with cotton, gum, . made the Crookhaven light, but owing the violence of the gale and the haziness of the weather, the ...
... accompanied them to Cintra, but instead of taking her residence at the palace prepared for her, she returned on board the Hastings. Arrived, the Linnet, W, Downey, from Halifax, from whence she sailed on the ult. at which time nothing had been heard of ...
... Removal of the Sunderland South Pier Lighthouse.— at the entrance of Sunderland barbour, was h Tanne b ed, on (he morn ing of Monday lust, 150 feet to the east- ward, and is now withi 70 fect of the extremity of the pier. lis a © beacon,’’ is thereby much ...
... —Charles Ancillor, a learned French lawyer, died, 1715.—Sovereigns issued, 1817.—Algiers taken by the French, 1830.—Lady Flora Hastings died, 183y. Fairs.—Dorset: July 3, Lambert Castle; 5, Wareham and Woodland.—Somerset: June 30, Redlinch and Yeovil; July ...
... in a Bill or Bills to incorporate a Company or Companies, and to give to such Company or Companies power to construct Pier or Piers or Landing Places and other Works connected therewith, to facilitate the embarking and disembarking of passengers and also ...
... O'Ccnnell and others, 1844. 13, Thur. Samuel Butler, author of Hudibras, born, 1C12.— Revolution, 1688. —Trial of Warren Hastings commenced, 179.').—The Duke of Bern', assassinated, 1820-—Okehampton church, Devon, burnt down, IS4S. 14, tel. —Valentine ...
... —Battle of Bosworth-field ; Richard 111. killed, and Henry VII. began to reign, USA.—W. Wiston, philosopher, died, —War- Hastings died, 1818. —Repeal meeting the hill of Tara, 1813. 28, Sat. —William Wallace executed, 1305.—Archbishop Wareham died, 1532 ...