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... A LAMENT FOR THE DECLINE OF CHIVALRY. By Thomas Hood, Esq. Wet, hast thou cried, departed Burke, All chivalrous romantic work, Is ended now and past !— That iron some have thought Of metal rather overwrought— Is now all over-cast! Aye,—where are those ...
... marke said proof-sheet into his smal same i read and correct it, th e said Hastings standing over of the deponent at th neg that the deponent read over to such the said Hastings the aragraph in the petition men- writin, tioned, and he approve f of it, ...
... shelter of the N ew Pier, and thus skirt is without gores, and gathered in very full all ronnd render assistance when required 5 and as proof that | the wi t, and is ornamented with pyramidal hot even so much as spray was carried over the piers, | as high as ...
... The brig Adventure, of Whitehaven, coal f Jos. Bragg, master and sole owner, was cast asho little to the Northward of Ramsay Pier, gale the sth inst. The damage she has susta' comparatively trilling, and she was expected to got off in a day or two. _ j- ...
... Rotterdam for London every Wednesday and Saturday, according to tide. ANTWERP, BRUSSELS, COLOGNE, and the RHINE from Brunswick Pier, Blackwall, every Thursday and Saturday at 11 Morning. The SOHO, T. with new engines of 200 horse power, every Thursday. The ...
... liberality and kindness to all around her. At Workington, since our last, Mrs. Ann Brown, aged 50; Mr. William Hastings, aged 55; Miss Mary Hastings, aged 60. At Cockermouth, on Saturday last, Margaret Millican, aged 16. At Whitehaven, since our last, Mr. ...
... have occurred on land. Hastings fell in. The )iuoness nursed him with womanly tenderness, gave him his medicines with her own hand, and even sat up ln hi, cabin while he slept. Long before the Duke Grafton reached Madras, Hastings was in love. But his love ...
... tor railways ; £176,190 tor oaviga- tion and canals; £613 452 for waterworks; £1,653,000 tor ferries and docks; £331,050 for piers and harbours ; £49,509 for bridges: and £3,558 for roads. The capital stock pro- to be raised for railroads alone, amounts ...
... un- der-mentioned Railw schemes, have determined on reporting to Parliament im favour of the Aberdeen, Brighton, Lewes, and Hastings—-Keymer Branch, Cockermouth aod Workington, Danstabie, London, and Birmingham, Erewash Valley, Maachestet, Sheffield, and ...
... parts Kurope, and some even from (ircere. GRETNA GREEN.*It will, no doubt, be satisfactory to those who wish to be married in haste, to be informed that it is no longer necessary to take a journey to that remote place, Gretna Green, as an ingenious dissenting ...
... regatta. Tire day will also derive celebrity from the laying ef the foundation stones of the iniendeo eastern and western piers. His Majesty the King of Belgium is expected arrive London the laiierend of this week, to lie present eatcrtainmenta in celebration ...
... Brough Sowerby, aged 80; Mr. Win. Bankes, aged 23, nephew to Sir Edward Bankes of London,a young man of exemplary character for pier and an occasional preacher among the primiti ethodists in that neighbourl:ood. At Bongate, Appleby, Mr. Jonathan Rudd, of Pell ...