... Sessions of Esses_,toenter the continuance up and hear an appeal by certai 1x barge owners against a conviction under the Southend Pier Company's Act. The appeal came before the justices at the last sessions, but only part of the matter was heard, and the application ...

... Roshesville Pier between the Sapphire, Diamond Com- pany's picket, anlthI th e Thames steamt-packet, plying between London and Sheerness, and touching at that pier. it appears that the two boats on their way down, and approaching the pier about twelve ...

... following causes:- ` lot. To tise capttain's haste to get rid of' his pazsettgers, of vwlorn I saw several disembark the minute prior to my being' sent to the bottomn. 2d. TO the mediuns of communication front the pier (Blackiriars) to tue packet (Starlighr) ...

... murderer of Mary Anne Newman (John Pearson) was again taken on Tuesday, by the mayor and several magistrates, at the Town Hall, Hastings, the doors- being closed. It appears that the Jewels, which were valued at 250, have been discovered in the trunk of a tree ...

... incautiously hanging outside tire boat, when it was caught and dragged completely through the bridge between tire boat and the pier. Tire shrieks of the woman were awful, and, on emrerging into a clear space, a horrible sight presented itself; the flesh had ...

... Wade, aged twenty-seven, who was drowned at the Commercial Dock Pier. Deceased, on the evening of Sunday last, reached the Black Horse in a cab, and went over the bridge leading to the pier, and called out to the parties on board the 'I'onbridge steam-tug ...

... Mr. Piers, a gentleman holding a situa- tion in the Admiralty, in the Brixton-road. It will be recollected, from the evidence before given, that the prisoner Dardon is married to the niece of a Mrs. Sneyd, who was in care of the house of Mr. Piers at the ...

... DEATSC AT A RAILWAY STATION.-On Tuesday morning, a gentleman, named Francis, a solicitor, of Mlonument-yard, London, left Hastings, with hisdaughter, to go to London, but on their arrival at the Brighton terminus, Mr. Francis, who, we understand, was between ...

... the habit of being called into the bedchamber at all hours in the night, and on the Present unfortunate occasion she had in haste taken up the wrong bottle. Witness felt satisfied it was an accidental 00ccsmrence. She had been ten years in the service of ...

... committed theasat for .which ha ha benc1- vic~ed_ He appeared 'a~itated, anal to haa'e beens running lle had been seen cokirg an, haste from the 4srection ain whj'ch the murder head been committed. When appre- hep ded for the assault, tin baing 'aike',it he was ...

... previous to his visiting White- haven, where, on Tuesday morning. he was bathing in a dangerous part of the sea, near to the west pier, and was drowned within sight of many persons who were unable to render him any assistance. One gentleman, who had warned the ...