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... Mr.. Tams; lard Hastings, Mr.C. Kimble; Sir William Catesby„ Mr. Connor; Mr. ley; Relmoar, Mr. Claremont. Jane SlitHe (first time), Miss Lacy; Alicia, by a Toting Lady (her first appearance ou this Stage). Airier which (10th time), a Pier., in act, called ...
... the body of James Woodcock, found drowned In the London docks. (hinge Hoff, watchman, belonging to the London dock, at the pier-head, a quarter before eleven on Toesday night was an duty at the dock nearest the Wapping gate end. Heard a person running ...
... Brozol,:airtt Pier, 1 , 01 me plug being out, the ',mat tootle au much water, that they were obliged to rust her ou shore in the h- boor; an alarm bring muck by a Custom-house Officer on watch, they etiected their by flight land ; in their haste they left ...
... This nas the principal damage done to the chain-pier, which, as an Irishman would say, was no injury to the chain-pier at all at all, it having no connection whatever with the principal machinery of the pier itself. Onicircums . tance occasioned much amuscrwnt ...
... the title ; it is prohably a very widest one, newly revived. Where do you live, Sir ? Prisoner— I live at Hastings ; I am Mayor of Hastings, soil have a mansion there. ~T1s• 31azistrate concluded he was deranged in his mint, and the,.durr dieresed ...
... The Earl of Clanwilliam has arrived in town from Brighton. Lord Boyne arrived yesterday at his house in Cleveland-row, from Hastings, Sussex. Lord Francis Convngbam has arrived in town from Brighton. The lion. Charles Vesey arrived yesterday at Blake's Hotel ...
... wrecks toad Pier, and the fury of the contending wain, pruilmeed am effect awfully and terrifyiug on the nu:miens people assembled on the Pier. We are happy to state, that by the prompt amishosee of the byeslanders ropes were thrown from the Pier to the crews ...
... 10.. 6d. Deoniesy, do. do. 2 0 M■lss•bnry, do. d 0 10 10 11,rdburue k Corstoue 3 0 sod Hutto*. Hitl per Rubio, Co 8 0 Haste, per R.v. Rogers 41.145. Derided, per R.•. C. 8 7 Seel, Nurrcy, per Rev. G. West . .. 8/. 18s. Gd. Plytnptuo, St. Mary A ...
... cut trout an az.chor der Dungeness, ran against the pier, carried stay her bowsprit, bow store, and sunk in the harbour ; Cornelia. Stpkesi from Batavia for Am.tenlain„ got at the back of the eau pier Lead, atid it is apprelienditi she will be lost if ...
... tide pier, or anchoring near thereto, as we understand the said Commissioners will not indemnify any person or persons tur or in resped of any damages occasioned to their vessels or craft through getting foul or athwart of such tide pier. The pier or wharf ...
... sieve'. well•heing tenerwerds. But how does this meet the ease of females made fro for illicit purposes? I will not on this pier, as to the d an g er of loone y being raised by subscriptirm; the roseibility of it is not denied; but it is said m e t s a ...
... steed recoird Firth shark, and sermi'd to mad Losg and deadly wen the strife Trumpet, dram, and !bright' hie, Guinn ands:nes, Piered the shies, Death's land , sesswell'd the chorus ; Ragbag st r e am of fire, Bang oar Medlin ire, Fast ill hectare us. ' Weep ...