... Tue Pier IN THE Brarp.—Baron Alibert lately gave an interesting lecture at the Hos. pital St. Louis, P aris, in the course of which he denounced the practice y adopted by young men of wearing long beards. The lecture relared to the disease called mentagro ...

... grievous sin to night, And i feel hot pain c'en now begun For the fearful murder 1 have done; rent my victim's coat of green, piere'd his neck with my dagger keen. The red stream mantled high . grasp'd him, Father, all the while With shaking hand feverish ...

... the same as the former fires, West-street, extending along the water side from near the Town Pier to the Rosherville Gardets; and it is supposed that at hast half of the street, with tbe houses on each side, is laid ruins, including several tbe west side ...

... Sir .1.15. Bud er, in the chair. Several cheques were granted Messrs. browse and Mudge, for carrying on the building fine Pier. Mr. Stephen Lakeman, according to notice, brought forward proposition to close Market o'clock every evening, in consequence ...

... was blown ashore in the West Bay, and became a wreck. The was lost on the Gunfieet Sand. The of Ipswich, struck on the south pier off Southwoid; the master, Mr. | Welham, was drowne?. The ‘ Clipper.’ of Newcastle, from Hall, in attempting to make Blyth ...

... advtnce of Provisions of almost every description, esjiecially Butcher's Meat and Poultry, inthe Exeter Market;. I,,ighit Pence pier Podhd Is asked this morning for Pork, and ,tnlev illeat iq dear in proportion! Now Sir, in order to create ja price that may ...

... lands “and embarks Passenge fs at the Pier, without the aif of boats 4 morn. Fri., daly 18, 54 morn. 4, 63 morn. |: jay 9° morn ‘Toesday 8} ‘morn, ' Friday 25, 104 morn. ort | Tuesday +. 29, 2 a at the Pier. Wed. July “2, ove “5, 8 -morn. |-Wednesday ...

... h-arrival ot Lord and Ltdy Newark the Honourable Mrs. Henry Murray and Miss Murray, the Hon. the Earl and Countess Delawarr, Mr. Hasting Russtll, m.p., and Lady Elizabeth Russell, the Hon. and Rev. Reginald SackviUe West and Lady Arabella Sackville West, &c. ...

... assortment JMning-room, Drawing-room, Library, and Bed room Furniture, in ■ahogany. rosewood, oak and other woods; also CHIMNEY, PIER and CONSOL GLASSES, of every size and style The STOCK OF CABPETINGS consists of several thousand pieces of the newest, richest ...

... following classical lines : haste the jetty, the p’rnde, and the pier. To wlew Ihs regatta all oo the salt hocpan, Tim punts and the galleys you may see clear. Has they dance In the arbour with helleganl motion. Haate ladies, haste gems, there much to be wen— ...

... oppos- the bill; the opinions, or ruth, the probable votes, of five or six prelates, are still unknown. that Sir Fran -is Hasting* Doyle, son the late chairman nf the Hoard of Excise, aud who recently held the office assistant solicitor ...

... The stirk roar in the sta, Sic sounds and sights are lost to me, For maun haste awa. Chorus the Servants. .p. stee ...