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... at I is the latter reprimanded and to Guernsey Star infers this Napier failed in making Mr Wools he hie before Sir Hastings Mr Dam pier Mr Wools I It is further tbe offieers Board of in I in future be the immediate of LieuL-Goveraora in the colonies ...
... HER MAJESTY’S NUPTIAL DAY 3SSKCHAJVT3 HAST numerous and highly party the Hall King-street Nuptial public dinner Simpson at Vic-Presidcnl the George presided Harding Viee-Presaeots admirably delicacy The : I il B Grazebrook J- (i ill! Johnson Thomas Jones ...
... in a Bill or Bills to incorporate a Company or Companies, and to give to such Company or Companies power to construct Pier or Piers or Landing Places and other Works connected therewith, to facilitate the embarking and disembarking of passengers and also ...
... bill it was that the limits of the pier should be the pier and the space lying it aud the shore and straight line running South from point 300 yards to the West of the pier and line of from the Easternmost point of the pier Act the master’s jurisdiction to ...
... 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 ...
... ere entering, some one addressed him. It was Jean, ths pilot, whose turn it would be to answer the signal gun of the olant. Hast thou auv commands, Master Devereux asked Jean. Devereux made no reply, but, opening Lis door, he ascended his stairs The pilot ...
... incomplete notion of the extent of what ha. been done. For many years the good work ha. been advancing by alow steps; pier alter pier has been gradually di.encumbered of its garment of white wash and the muliion. of the window, have been renewed with the ...
... level the pier the agers disembarking be on a level platform deck shelter where the or can the communication with the shore will effecteHtJiout steps position of a pier at any timff it may to or it may even be altogether removed sucli pier would afford ...
... floated down the ebbing tide. •• Hastings, said Edward to that nobleman, who stood monarch’s seat in the barge, it this Master Cannynge, to whose house are now proceeding, married *” widower, sire, replied Hastings; though his wealth would dower for ...
... Hau. in the county of Norfolk. July 21. at Preston, Dorset, the Rev. Hasting Hawes Hai ingtnn.of Chalbury Lodge, Preston, to Eliza Jane, eldest daugh - ter of the Rev. Octavius Piers, vicar of that rish July 21, at Llanellin, Monmouthshire, by me Rev, ...
... Kasleigh Honitoo Diieclo Esq of Birmingham Hull Gnmaby of bringing Hastings In thic the Hastings Ingram Esq Liverpool direct Line of is neans of internal Railway communication Hastings and not of BRISTOL CHEPSTOW STEAM-PACKET Fast-Sailing Iron Steam-Packet ...
... very suddenly,aged/2 years, i. I of Mr. Richard Evans, corn-lactor, this city,and mother of lb \V Evans.Baplistminister, Hastings. . „i May 15, aged 79, Sarah, relict of John Hughes, builder, Paul I Henbury. Mr. O7 late of St. Mary-le-porl Churchyard ...