... G. HASTINGS, BRAZIER, &c. &e. i ! 5 and to ETURNS his sincere thanks to his frici the public, for the share of those favers be has so long experienced, and begs leave to inform them, he has removed from his shop in Bridge-street Row, to No, 2, Eastgate-street ...

... DENBIGHSHIRE. ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY. O BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by the house of Messrs. BLAND and DAVIES, at Mr Hastings, the tackrow Inn, in in the county of Den! igh, on Wednesday, March 1st, 81848, at four o’clock in the afternoon, subject to conditions ...

... rat Soe arse a him at the time were an om the of those for his ly Ar bad followed with to atte a Afters tow words tress te Hast of end the is the conversation was ...

... Major-General Rromficld, affording the pleasing intelligence that the Prince and Princess Hesse Howberg and suite would arrive at Hast- ings in the course of the day to dinner, and remain the night EN to Dover for embarkation. Notwith- ' standing the shortness ...

... were empire/ by the emery (/ tAMI puttee is* epee what extherity icier apse scam or estate the haste city) hew will this ;swam with the whic h ' teek pier era Mk sa l, and also the wader of the wash rowel member of that body having ad, their by rem. Whether ...

... Guadalqniver’s enrrent fled, Swittly from her troubled bed, Foaming like the angry Ocean. Fauichion, pike, and bayonet, Smote, and piere'd, and clashing met. On the plain, Strew'd with slain, Charg'd with Fate's avenging power, Through the fleeting shades of night ...

... aqueduct of such length end height by piers sod arches of stone; and therefore conceived the idea of carrying the renal over the valley in a cast-iron trough, supported on cast-iron Waal, and resting stone piers. The piers are twenty in number, including the ...

... LiveRPoor —His Majesty landed o: m Georze’s pierhead it 25 minutes past seven. Mr. Mille: Tr, the Head Consta. He, hast st. on the pier a num! ber of the coustaby. ary foree, were drawn uj iP im lines ermingly pleased at this demonstrat: 3 and the King ...

... Hugon, from which, and from the proceedings of Captain Na- pier, a hostile collision was dreaded. This however we do not credit. If orders have been sent to the French Admiral in a moment of haste and irritation, to repel by force our attempts to coerce ...

... Ellesmere, and had a inter' ve* w,th Mr- Tf-lfohd, who engaged to undertake the necessary surveying, plans, estimate, &lc. for the Pier it and that he would meet the Pilots, Mason &>• well .such Gentlemen as the Committee should appoint' Friday, the 23d mst. ...

... during his absence, and he then set of at full speed towards the Regent's Canal, and threw the parcel over the bridge. In his haste he struck the parcel against the arm of a woman, who, from the force of the blow thought the bundle contained a hard substance ...

... afuresaid, that the said Joshua Lewis was stabbed in six different parts of his body, on the night of Friday the day of December hast, and lingered till the Sunday following, when he expired of his wounds. Whoever will apprehend ¢he said John Owen, and bring ...