... furnishedl by Mr. Brunel. e The pier' at eitishead appears t6; be his. Favourite plan; and i if the improvement of Pdrtisle~d, and raising it into al place of importance, wvero the quehtioo, certainly the con- struction of such a pier would be decidedily the ...

... great sensation was caused amongst the fashionable promenaders on the Cihait Pier, by a gentleman attempting to commit suicide, by throwing himself itto the sea off the pier. It appears that the gentleman, who is between 30 and 40 years of age, and possessed ...

... ?? Guy Wake, Castle Cary, ?? David, Laugharne, Carmarthenlslre, ?? Tinker Tidd, Liverpool, grocer, PARiTtiEtRSHte ?? and Hastings, Liverpool, cemnalsolon agents. ?? ?? InIeSBISTOL IMPORTS. InteGovernor Harvey, from.Noefvoundlaid : Bickley and Co. I1 casks ...

... Miss Ross, Clifton, per Mr. Giles, £1,t 7 thhe lMijs'ses Clutlhbsert, West-mail, per ditto, £2 2&s. The. Weston-super-Mare pier bill passed its third I reading in the Commons on Monday.C ULISy 1Ro14-Woctlt5,-We have received a great many a. letters. of ...

... Cop/a lain: Spencer Perceval, Esq., X-M.P. for Newport, I.W. Clerk in ordinary and Messenger: Joseph Planta, X-M.P. for Hastings. General Scout: Horace Twiss, Esq., X-Ai.P. for Newport, I.W. These last appointments may be consideredlint. Sir R.T.Wilson ...

... danger of pressing to the doors on such occaslent, g instead of keeping still, or retiring gradually, the same ill-jedged 11 haste continues to be shown. But fear, it seems, governs every e prudential consideration. r At the Central Criminal Court on Tuesday ...

... nitkt'dr tw o of thlei Road Wotliti enahle teaml an'l tten to get a trifle or so d IIilli e a deatd time; aol1 Wit 111111 thle h'ast itlq airyinto the qitalificat ions of' thle 'applicItrIt, his rei qest is cosr;jslirei withI, as aI matter of cti re: lbe ('alI'ies ...

... remarktably fine-looking man, and appears much younger than he really is. OPENING OF TI RRoYAT, ExciiiNGEn.-Offici al notice hast been i ssued to the corps of the Honourable ArtilleryCma, of which his royal highness Prince Albert iscptngera and colonel ...

... Earl Adhelm with great foece did fing An heavy javelin, made for bloody wound, Along his shield askance the same did ring, Piere'd through the corner, then stuck in the ground: So when the thunder rattles in the sky, Through some tall spire the shafts ...

... it appeared that on Wednesday morning, about eight o'clock, Rock, a waterman, belonging to the Citizen pier, near the Red-honse, while on the pier, observed the body of the deceased floating up the river with the tide, upon which he jumped into a. boat ...

... fatal reliance on government comes into play; and government is expected to furnish boats and fishing tackle and to erect piers-in short, to do v that which 'ought, in the main, to be done by the people .e and the owners of property. In regard to the ...

... s spech~i At Weustins'an ihmjutjc- i-ory letter to the electors,', and that all he cared about a*iasihis aimmethateaind piers~oal interest; -and it `*ubseqiuently affims that indifrence, is the A nild- .st'.teri.'0 whicch canl well be appliedtto the ...