... expen.-e, and bringing Hastings within the compim of a two hours journey. lu ad ition to this, the importance Hasting' demands a Line of Railway—further there is im.au-, whatever of infrrruil Railway eoinmiinieation between Hastings and the «-ounty Su'm-x ...

... aspect and relative position of pier beads, renders impracticable, for the following reasons, namely:—The prevailing ami most hampering wind locally 8. 8. W. though blowing steadily S. W. off Bt. Bees Head; ami as the present pier heads lie nearly east and ...

... W Inlehaven : tosrether with a Pier, or Piers, harts, hhippn.tr Places, and other necessary Works connection with the said proposed Branch Railway or Railways ; winch said intended Branch Railway Railways, ier 01 Piers, Wharfs, Shipping Places, and other ...

... comprising drawing and dining-room suns, v.z. japanned chairs, gilt cane backs, two settee* to match, Brussels carpet, large pier glass, 52 in. - on the piate.^capital dining tables -t 5 . long, on pillar ciaws, in high preservation, chairs, elegant chintz ...

... Tram. Cornwall, has forwarded her *gent, John F ' ullerton a 0., to the fond for the the ra ta thin *nu. Yoshi, last. eieven pier-s of &kit worhs of Twiner and John Dalton, dicer. for ao alksol December, an investigation took bee the colleenw, and a number ...

... certain materials from a vessel wh. e ad been wrecked at the Prince's Dock Basin, and the applicant was the trustee. Mr. Rushton haste thing s t hings ought to have been given up to the harbour whose business it would be to decide the matter 5 charge, and the ...

... Saturday, the' sth A ugust — The Steam-tender, Satellite. will leave the large Landing Stage, opposite 1 , .e Baths, Georges' Pier, at half-past twelve o'clock, afternoon, of that day, with the passengers for the Niagara Box closes at 12, and ffnally ut ...

... this change of filing,. «)d have endeavoured to make watering-place of thing-in a nook called' Heme Bayand have stuck out a.pier like a comb into what, with a deal of good-nature, is considered the sea; and here.they have donkeys—.besides the visitera ...

... access to Hastings, Brighton, Eastbourne, Worthing, BANKERS. , and the neighbouring sea ports, as well as to the eastern and Messrs. Leyland, Bullen, and Co., Liverpool western parts of Sussex. Woodcock and Sons, Wigau To the inhabitants of Hastings and St ...

... The brig Adventure, of Whitehaven, coal f Jos. Bragg, master and sole owner, was cast asho little to the Northward of Ramsay Pier, gale the sth inst. The damage she has susta' comparatively trilling, and she was expected to got off in a day or two. _ j- ...

... between LIVERPOOL and EASTHAM, at the low charge of THREEPENCE, calling at the BRUNSWICK DOCK when the tide admits. From George': Pier ies will fi From Eastham. it §t Aukust 9 MOSTTN- PLA CE, PARE:GATE. MISS SELLER (assisted by the first Masters i every Department) ...

... and bringing Hastings within the compass of a two hours' journey. In addition to this, the importance of Hastings demands a direct line of railway; further, there is no means whatever of internal railway communication between Hastings and the county ...