... THE 2ft1 LET in one In doing full entered immed ely The pre cu pier retiring it in of in of of Family for information Mercury LET known name Whit Haiit near Liverpool and useful Fixtures valuation Tenant will Apply Messrs Tbottri LIVERPOOL Ti ArbS be ...

... tar, Brouglit us from home so fkrb *t Oh, tbey'fe all fid to *thee, Port Manchester! Whwade tbe- docel so fine, And Prince's pier? What made the river shine P Steam-boats were therej Whitnwhen our dock was o'er, Mudeusitrll on the shoret UhJip-thatmowg6oo ...

... she missed the entrance of the bar- boor, and drove behind the east pier, where she Is likely to be- come a wreck. The master. in attempting to save his wife, was crushed between the pier and the vessel, and he and his wife both fell into the water, and ...

... Roman Catholic Chapel, in Seel-street; after which, having taken refreshments with Mr. Siater, they walked upon some of the piers, and went after- t ward's to dine with Mr. Roscoe at Allerton, except- ing the Archduke Louis who was prevented by a slight ...

... property ? Was there any friend ly shelter of; near; was there any asylum in the hour of distress? oft No; there was not a pier within which he Inight Re iD repose. In a word,thefe was not, what all seafat- L lug people crV out for, an Asylum Port at ...

... Pernanmburoat ienoa. llibernia,.fhorn Nlrwfoitudland for.thim irt at Waterford. Charloite, from 1yodtridge, ran against tle pier and is. very leaky.nrth~pc~adjvr Eli abe h; Bushell; Fletcher; Nelson RWod, pall; and Rival, Toft, hence at Od.essa. Jady.Dighy ...

... HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, that on and after the Ist of October n> xt, the LIGHT hitherto shown from the TIMBER BUILDING on the East Pier of Kingstown Harbour. Dublin Bay, will be DISCONTINUED, and LIGHT EXHIBITED from the TOWER built on the PIERHEAD, which will ...

... of Spanish Wheat, and we have 14th had three cargoes offree Foreign Wheat from London, and one from nst. Newcastle since our hast. .ord The attendance to THis DAY's MlARKEr Was rather numerous, !5 O. particularly of Country Deaers, and a fair extent of ...

... o1fracompe. ;-Ifracmpe i n from Hilsborough-Hartland Pier--and Clovelly, a l North Devon-the Land's End-The Long-ship's G Light-honice of t the Land's End-the entrance to c l Portreagh-and Boscsstle Pier, on the coast of Cornwall. T he v ?? is written by ...

... Sir ia ,I Steranger ('with an eaa*!) No, I tell you. The r Sf-yellnine w ll do the job. hand it over, will yon, and .-make haste. sbl ns 'Bottles. Directly, Sir. firnds andpresents thep'ezkt.) J e ns Thank you, Sir. (rakes Vbe noney and sweepdit into 'I ...

... potfor that purpose. 'llis guimeerves for an ninit. of ?? ee pis hen it becomes dry iudd a little water to it; If yout are iii haste to finiiko use of it, pluaee the pot on wearmn ashes to tmelt It quickly, or put luto wirrm water, or sand. ASYLUMt feo Ji'vr ...

... to the Sdth March, 1821, and to require payment iii band up tonthat time, whilst' the last rate is so far from being' ex- hasted that it is not half collected; if they eirnthus nticipate at their discretion, then is the assessable pro. perty within the ...