... alongside of Ostend Pier, to land her passengers. At an early hour the following morning (Thursday) while the crew were busily employed landing the cargo, it came on to blow a hurricane, and on sudden the warps that secured her to the pier snapped asunder ...

... upon stone, until the pier is feel high. At the distance of 4fio feel on each side of this centre pier there rise, near the water's edge, two other piers of the same gigantic breadth and height; while on each side of these two piers, at the distance ot ...

... purpose large boat is always attemlsuice. For particulars apply to Mr. J. Davis. Lynton. 1 hi* Vessel always goes into the Pier at Ilfracombe, thus avoiding the inconvenience and risk of lauding and embarking in Ruals. For TENBY—Countv, Mondays; Star ...

... large to suit the ...

... Green, the celebrated ship builders and owners, to witness the launch of the above splendid vessel. The Black wall Pier, the Watermen’s Pier, and the whole river frontage, presented most animated appearance from the constant arrival of small craft and steamers ...

... having anything further to with the formation of ministry, the Queen having refused to dismiss Lord Melbourne’s Spies ami Lady Hastings’ traducers from her Household. This is an unfortunate oceurrence for the f'ounntry ; we hope it may not not prove fearful ...

... Proprietors who may registered the company’s books when closed. Order, CHARLES A. SAUNDERS, Secretary. January 11,1849. Portbury Pier and Hail ,ay Company. Notick is hekkby given, that the Half. Yearly Ordinary GENERAL MEETING the Shareholders of this Company ...

... It bears the signature l>. Jeffreys, and is dated, St. Brides Mayor, January 10:” “Sir, M. Lamartine in his travels in the Hast savs, that it still remains doubtful what motive led her Ladyship to expatriate herself, and to lead the life of a recluse ...

... flocking to the standard of the Indians ; the Americans were in terrible consternation, and removing heir property in thogreatust haste. The President of the United States considers the order for the blockade of the American coast, a line of sotto miles, a mere ...

... part of the plaid, and is very long not abundant. Within the loot km weeks, the water, which had hitherto retained clearnite, haste - cornea • hiight Immo colour. The miniature tree forms a and beautiful ornament. The Christian, his journey through this ...

... ILFRACOMBE.— Torridge. Passengers landed at the Pier. Friday, Aug. 7, noon I Friday, Aug. 21, IOJ morn Friday, „ 14, morn | Friday, „ 28, morn From ILFRACOMBE.— Torridge. Passengers embarked at the Pier. Saturday, Aug. 1, morn I Saturday, Aug. 22, noon ...

... purpose large boat is always in attendance. For particulars apply to Mr. J. Davis, Lynton. Ihj* Vessel always goes into the Pier at Iltyacoml*e, thus avoiding the inconvenience and risk landing and embarking m Boats. For TENBY— County, Mondays; Stab, ...