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... ADVERTISER s 1341 Addressed Yount Ladu her sun hast glad of delight will drear gloom an J : disappear repine For like only here other blest regions shine to-morrow cheerfully on In the still shine when Charlotte and to-morrow the morrow last beautiful ...
... 100 horse power 4,000 Inner basin complete 16,000 Oater basin complete 12,000 Quay wall from docks and pier 15,000 Deepening harbour at Milibay pier 10,000 Total ?? £187,000 To which must be added tbe cost of the various sheets, tram roads, cranes, weighing ...
... and com- } mit great ravages in its progress. But would the nation all the while be idle? Would there be no mustering in hot haste for war > Would there be no despatches sent out, per steamer, to the various squadrons which have long supported the honour ...
... Great Western Railway at Wot ton Basset, at Swindon, aad at Bath, are proceeding with great activity. The foundation of the pier in the centre of the Avow, near the Old Bridge at Balk, has bees bid. The tunnel the lop of Raby Place, the works Hampton, ...
... Uuiverse, in by hand are all tie corners of the earth, and the strength of the hills is Thine also,—~the sea is Thive, and Thou hast made it, and Thy bands bave pr:p;re;l the ;hy land. Grant Thou a bl ing oun this Foundauou Stone, which we have now ‘ laid ...
... as well for the pur- pose ol taking in and tischarging cargoes of merchandise, Sec, thusatoidcag tbe dangerous and exposed pier at Newquay ⢠for if Mr. Treff.y sueeeed, (he bason will be kept full and perfectly secure from _cirf, and vessels can run ...
... the electors, and the proceedings terminated. Are i dent at Hcnobrford Pier. — On Monday afternoon, between five and six o'clock, a melancholy accident occurred at Hungerford -pier, causing the sacri- fice of four lives, and the narrow escape of a fifth ...
... Gardener, Admiralty Agent, Bb* took out 9 paa- Oo Wednesday, sailed tb* Royal West India Mail Co*., stesmer Thames, Capt. Hast, witb lb* mails in charge of Lieutenant rVylde, Admiralty Agent. She takes out only 30 passengers. It is truly ridicu- lous ...
... seatence more and [ have done with him, A 2ud Soliloguy to the 2ud. Lindsman may commeuce thus — must be so, Mariner, thou hast reason’d well — lse whence this fatal stroke to our intended “dove- tatled ** wall. As I amn now turned over into the hands ...
... within a short distance of the shore, and the four men perished in the sight of a number of persons who had assembled on the pier, but were unable to render the slightest assistance. In the course of this day the whole of the Briguton firhermen have returned ...
... we understand will probably be the case, al- though our Leith friends are strenuous for the landing being effected at their pier — and if Her Majesty proceed to Dalkeith-bouse, not by a private road, but through the town — the Lord Provost aud magistrates ...
... gown and on her Lead was a backcap. | asked ber if she was going to sipess the rejoicings in laying the foundation eof the Pier. She said no, she cared little Sentit. On the following morning | saw her lsd body: she bad on the same clothes as wben I siw ...