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... on the 24th day of March, 1843. John Still, Castle street, Brighton, foreman to a town carter —Alfred Harcourt Penny, Chain pier Bazaar, Brighton, assistant to a dealer in fancy goods—William man, Kensington gardens, Brighton, plasterer—Edward Luff, Farahurst ...
... in 18V0. Boat action.-' in all cases where the officer conducting the enterprise was promoted. Pokthmooth, Junk 27.—The Hastings, 72, Capt. Morgan, flag of Hear-Admiral Sir l '. C llier, Coramander-in- Chief in the East Indies and China, went out of ...
... outer parapet of the south pier, and to render it impossible for any one to remain there without being drenched. By half-past 6 the gale was at its height, and angry billows bounded against the outer wall of the south pier, as though they would destroy ...
... not less than 250 persons were present during the morning. The only notabilities in the room to-day were, Lord Ward, Lord Hastings, the Hon. S. Pierrepoint, Col. Sibthorp, Mr. P, Miles (of Bristol), &c. The articles sold consisted chiefly of China vases ...
... on Carnarvon-pier announced to the inhabitants die Queen’s arrival. Divine Service had not been concluded the several churches, and on the firing the guns the congregations suddenly left their devotions, and with the populace made all haste the water-side ...
... bottom out. The sea-wall of the railway ft om Trinity I Granton Pier is, the greater part it, washed down. One of the jetties at the eastern side of the pier, as also a alip or low-water pier, which has been in course of erection the same side, together ...
... 295 ; Branch of the Newcastle and Darlingtov. £6,635 ; Birkenhead. catbire, and Cheshire Junction, £l5O 245 ; Tonbridge to Hastings Rye, £48.000; and Rye Harbour, £i,500; Bury St. Edmuad’s and Newcastle, £265,000; Loweatoffe and Becclet, £7 125 ; and L-rcoln ...
... drifted from her moorings, thumped against the pier, and after receiving considerable damage, well as doing serious injury to the pierhead, weut down opposite the baths. The camera obscura St. George’s Pier was washed away. The river rose upwards of six ...
... The petition was finally rejected, and the Court broke up. CASUALTIES AT SEA. (from Lloyd’s list, Tuesday, February 19. Hastings, ISthFeb.—The Prince Saxe Cobourg,' of and for this Port, was run down and sunk the * Minus, of Dartmouth this afternoon ...
... putting the permanent Pier into really substantial condition. It is stated that to do so, at least seventeen thousand pounds must be expended. The Pier Company arc driving number of piles close to, and alongside the Watermen’s Floating Pier, and are determined ...
... moored off Bishop’s-walk, where, by some mismanagement or other while they were going round one of the piers of Westminsterbridge, the boat ran foul the pier; the deceased got up and attempted to shove the boat off, when he overbalanced himself and fell Lendl ...
... was rather impatient: Now, Sir, if you please make haste.” Coachman, remember the lenle/esiina which coachee replied, I don’t go that way, Sir, I go the Ueigsle road now. Sir, if you please make haste,” unci a shove, a hoist, and shutting the door quickly ...