... lad who had been struak taken on board , his ship and soon recovered. EXTRAORDINARY OF WHEAT.—Louis Phillips, a gardener at Hastings, sowed last autumn 410 grains of red wheat on one rod of ground, in drills twelve inches apart, and by single grains nearly ...

... An aidede-camp of the Kilts left the Chsteau Neuilly on Thursday for St. an invitation to Marshal Sault to return in all haste to Paris. •• To-day • of aeamen were seen in the puliFe who are on their frnni Cite lootteg to Tonto°, where (resit are about ...

... the works, and other parties were in attendance. The nature of fhe accident was soon discovered. The springer rest- on the pier which is to support the arch over the r Ter . as well as that adjoining it on the Zara-street side of the river, had given ...

... second time o in the House of Lordseon Wednesday, and ordered to be tili comfmitted :-The Bhridgewater and ?? Railway and tihi Pier; thle Carnwath and West Linton Railway; the Bal- no loeliney Raliwey(Shietts branch); thle Caledonlans and Be Dumbartonshiwa ...

... the auctioneer was poottedly me the attended by his clerk; but he waited is vela tee bidders, time sole *as postponed ID a haste day.—Chester Gosanfien. Lyon, Aye. 11.—Two of our merchants have, darks, the lest weak, eared to he thrown into the river several ...

... high water mark, while the masts of the vessels snow coming up to Wartingtou are nearly 70 fe, t high, and the embankment., piers, mid abutments which will be ut cessaty for the works were reptesented as ea:cuWe , l materially to interfere with and impede ...

... £ti. 5s. to £11 hIts, ; swltle metti. £1 ; oatmeal, ,12 to - £12 pet' toim ; Ilium', tirsts, Isia. to I.|2. ; asocotds, iss, pier saolt of l - ? 80i1b ; tIarrels, 30s. pei IatrrnI of Ilu'(ll. LI a. tl,EdSTONSaituridays,Deiitberie.--Thie supplies into this ...

... the old pier of Gravesend. It appears that a man named William Wilson for some years past has resided and been well known in Gravesend as collector marine stores, and his place of business was in New-court, Weststreet, near the old Town Pier. For the ...

... was solely for male voices, and the scheme comprised some gems of the highest class. Bishop's Breathe, harp, Dr. Smith's Haste me, boy, Horsley's By Celia's Arbour, and T. Cooke's Shades of the heroes, were admirably rendered by the glee singers ...

... driving out a portion of the frame work. He alighted upon his feet when he reached the ground, and then ran on in breathless haste to the Star and Garter public-house, situate across the street, and having on his shirt only, and his feet and legs streaming ...

... The crime, therefore, lies with railway economics. The letter of your well-informed corre- And I sought the buried metal Hastings, a large number of emment witness himself alone, solicitor plaintiff spondent, signed A Traveller, in answer to yours ...

... of it,-SkAetcltes of Asset'icans Lsic. STA _ II_.~LIaiiC'1rIn ,4 1 4 STTSISoF NETSe-Let the reader go to Hastings-it is the fashion to go to Hastings now-and there hie will find wVit the beach completely carpeted with nets of different shapes hal and size's ...