... furnishedl by Mr. Brunel. e The pier' at eitishead appears t6; be his. Favourite plan; and i if the improvement of Pdrtisle~d, and raising it into al place of importance, wvero the quehtioo, certainly the con- struction of such a pier would be decidedily the ...

... Shaftesbury, Bath, Bristol. &c. Goods this route are free of dock and pier dues. Freight and rail charges same viii Southampton. Passengers and baggage rid Poole avoid dock and pier dues. The New South-Western Steam-Navigation Company will not be responsible ...

... Citibrio Parclkt, Ish ct tt t, the Active, Wil hams, sad tl;e Liler! v, Bailey, for 1laverfurdavest-the ,M:Iria, iis vev, 1: Hastes 3d St. INes. Thle I ac in)a i ai, Rlobi inoti,, fi ins hence for ?? Edwardi's ilaid. av:s s; olzrn * Pah on thce 2 itst. ri ...

... great sensation was caused amongst the fashionable promenaders on the Cihait Pier, by a gentleman attempting to commit suicide, by throwing himself itto the sea off the pier. It appears that the gentleman, who is between 30 and 40 years of age, and possessed ...

... JoehPage, Jobha Blackwelt, and Ttiels. hie were churged with bur'glairiously breaking open the dwellingl-hO to ess Oliver and Hastings, of Winichicomb-street, Cheltenham. The jury, after having been locked up for some time, acquitted theI tofirst prisoners ...

... ?? Guy Wake, Castle Cary, ?? David, Laugharne, Carmarthenlslre, ?? Tinker Tidd, Liverpool, grocer, PARiTtiEtRSHte ?? and Hastings, Liverpool, cemnalsolon agents. ?? ?? InIeSBISTOL IMPORTS. InteGovernor Harvey, from.Noefvoundlaid : Bickley and Co. I1 casks ...

... Cardiff, Feb. TJ, 1818. pOUTBURY PIER AND RAILWAY. JL Notice is hereby given that, in pursuance of an Act passed in the present session Parliament, intituled An Act give further Time for making certain Railways,” the Poribury Pier and Railway Companv have made ...

... Miss Ross, Clifton, per Mr. Giles, £1,t 7 thhe lMijs'ses Clutlhbsert, West-mail, per ditto, £2 2&s. The. Weston-super-Mare pier bill passed its third I reading in the Commons on Monday.C ULISy 1Ro14-Woctlt5,-We have received a great many a. letters. of ...

... Cop/a lain: Spencer Perceval, Esq., X-M.P. for Newport, I.W. Clerk in ordinary and Messenger: Joseph Planta, X-M.P. for Hastings. General Scout: Horace Twiss, Esq., X-Ai.P. for Newport, I.W. These last appointments may be consideredlint. Sir R.T.Wilson ...

... danger of pressing to the doors on such occaslent, g instead of keeping still, or retiring gradually, the same ill-jedged 11 haste continues to be shown. But fear, it seems, governs every e prudential consideration. r At the Central Criminal Court on Tuesday ...

... roll of e5 notes, amounting toE75. The night was dark, and the robbers got clear off before an alarm was given; but in their haste they left a stick behind, which it is hoped will lead to their detection. ATTEMIPTED ENORMOUS BRIBERY OF A RAILWAY OF'rICAL ...

... Bristol. , PO!RfLX3UR PIER, SO1VZEUSET. irNTOTICE is hereby given, that application is in- t, Ievi tended to be made to Parliament, in the ensuing Ses- s sion, for an Act to make and maintain a Pier or Landing. Place, or Piers or Landing- Places, with ...