... Abeedecn Pier - - - - 2000 Aneonla .12le 2-000 I' llitlty Pilers Mo-11100 PalL'eiro Ml ole- - -- 14)01 llyteC Pier (wood) T. Wi. - - 100 IBrighton ('In P ier Pe - - I 1i VYarIOieth SoLitl Pier - - 1i ?f Yairn oitth Nortih tie - - - - 70 Rarnegate Piers, each ...

... nature occurred a here on the afternoon of Moonday last. A considerable number d of persons had assenibled on the point of the pier to witness the s arrival and departure of vesseis, when a sudden and furious gust a of wind came and carried three of them ...

... pe:-: ,lintid th. Pier-ih.'-ls, and welcomned thr Anmi- sailor with repr~catcd cheet s. (Ilecal Aini-eusi arrivcd at his Ilose, i: 1'ortialid-AIC'La, at ?? i 'clock th'is Inollil,.! w-ith his Secrctary, M. P rtalis, andl suitc. .e hast uight rIC ;i .P.is; ...

... Almighty and Eternal lord (God, vaio hast made I heaven ,and e.rth, the sei, andi the dry land, aud separatecd P the one front the other; h-lit compasseil thai wate s vsth t bounds, until day and siiiht comc to an end; who t hast said to the raging Ocean-' I ...

... Ber- wick pier. BPrnwicr..-.A large keel, named the John Whale of South Shields, with a crew oftwo men and a boy, had been proceeding to this port from the Tyne laden with cinders, and about midnight she was driven on the rocks behind the pier. So close ...

... The Court of Session rise3 this day for the au- tumn vacation. Yesterday the 4th or Royal Irish Dragoon Guards quartered at Piers-hill Barracks, were reviewed on the sands at Portobello, by Lieiten- ant General Vyse. They went throutg1h their various evolutious ...

... i'liancisi Touagh, as s vo i. Jarniit Fine:cy of efiee~r. f s-1 t 5W evtilt i:Saknual tllet~inp- of t'ee Naithsnire 7'Serting Hast - h betd at ttbe iu. of Lordon te-,tvi, on tlhe3d November . ! - i'larirk Si:npon, Esq. croupier. Nssrt G'ieorge Sktneto zd ...

... Imp~lropier interesit tb. hiI; fate. '1 'o I ?? nuified Its, det.trmrn i tion itS to the Sentett r. It li~ti'-e Pi;;,er nr -idi t41 ilt. ;Stn's hast ?? elan tite Itttiawda ies, l~eia-eett Bitki Ait 'icla v b i- tn hapce by Amuitode th ,a inots OItL thes ud ...

... the Newv Pier, Whlich en1closes St Alary's PoolI ge)~ueeP and Prince Albert, accomnanied by Prillce teiiin.C aii attended by Lady Jocelyn llhaving entei'ed r .mith s carriage, wrhich was waiting on the spot, )ro- eeded slowly alonzg the pier, on one side ...

... scn T'teiliay with large talies, ote tott havllt g 12 crats, 'Tue average of etchl Isa ?? wtelc may be statedl at 10 critist pier boat, STu'xot'AV N,-'rltoe utln tisg alappeara'tlces itdileatet heicjlast weeht, have Loati reallsod. For the last ten day9 ...

... t We men01tioned thle exiateuce of the Ail stfaile inouf tlast remark and have no doubt that it was that Cu malady hich ou hast ciaused a defiecflonY ofbtlauseverywvhere,. We find the failures asri dtohevr ud b tteo tihu drougnd Lc whenthecropasaplanted ...

... rhuriupthese two, motiths, spek ta 003 01 11u hri -spoak he did, atail went lieabout eji-ili-.ti -4 c-ti--n ireci etie( Piers of thre Preshytery, not to accept or -lia r--,si~-' tt'oWi vr-tnlerril In .ar till tite 8th of (3 tub X '.. Anti wp - nria ...