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... s, and two lounging coucnes to tables a circular massive mahogany table handsome chimney and pier glass with and figu red Norwich damask curtains, with pier chastely hung on gilt cornices, &c_The bed chambers are completely furnished, with mahogany four-post ...
... died suddenly on Monday, on the Eastern Counties Railway Pier, at North Woolwich, under the following singular but melancholy circumstances. The deceased had appointed to meet her husband on the pier, as he was about to return from Gravesend by one of the ...
... carpers, toilet glasses, chamber ware, painted wardrobes, chests of drawers, washstands, dressing tables, and towel rails, pier glass in frame, window curtains, mahogany bureau, and night commode. China breakfast, tea and coffee, and dessert services; ...
... subscribers' names I are received.—The picture will be exhibited from the 15th to the 31st instant inclusive. TADY FLORA HASTINGS. JLA SHE GONE! The decease of this highly-accomplished, amiable, and, grieve to add. unfortunateladv. has forth a Tributary ...
... Company 2 110 Canterbury, Dover, and London Steam Packet Company 15,000 Cornwall Royal Tin Smelting Company 100,000 Deptford Pier and Improvement Company 50,000 Danube and Mayne Canal Compauy 833,333 Equitable Discount Society 100,000 Equitable Society ...
... IMPORTANT, AND EXTRA, ORDINARY INVENTION IN ROOK AND RABBIT RIFLE GUNS.—THOMAS CON WAY, Gin-maker, No. 4, Blackfriars-street, Mai*hast*t/most respectfully invites the attention ofthe and Sportsmen in general, to his newly-improved RIFLE, which he will warrant ...
... Birmingham, director of the Birmingham, Lichfield, and Manchester Railway James Vickers, Esq, Mark-lane, director of the Jersey Pier and Railwa Major White Pall-Mall, director of the Tring, Reading, ani Basingstoke Railway Walter Unett. Es director of the ...
... St. London, director the Sh. ffi Id, Buxton. Pottc-ies, and Crewe, the Dudley and Madeley, and Iron ...
... succeeded in arousing the fanaticism of the people.— Morning Jierald. WEST INDIES. The Thames royal mail steam-ship, Lieut. Phillip Hast, commander, arrived at Southampton on Tuesday morning, with the West India mails and about fifty passengers. The following ...
... afternoon. The damage in the town and river ha* however, been trifling, though the waves, with ! feet tide, dashed over the pier-heads during high water' A small building in Parliament-street was blovt: down, and a large pailing in the yard of the Feve** ...
... escaped into the engineroom slightly scalded tiie engineer and several of his assistants. The packet was about 100 yards from the pier when the accident happened. She was immediately surrounded by boats, the bo dmen offering their services to convey to the shore ...
... and embarked at Dundee at llic same afternoon. In consequence of the bad arrangements made by the local authorities at the pier, her Majesty was greatly inconvenienced by the crowd, who pressed upon her on all sides, and were at length obliged to be kept ...