... applications. Wm. DAWSON, Chairman. 19, Nortri'mnberland-etreet, Strand, Oct. 18, 1845. THE DIRECT LONDON and HASTINGS TRAILWAY, HARBOUR, PIER, and DOCICCOMPANY, withI Branch Ilahiways to ithe Town and Port ot Rye, and from Tuebrtdge Wells to Lewes.-Tecmporary ...

... 27tC. listt. By order, THGS. RICHARD-SON, Sue. limo tem. Utttoxter, October ii 184 . ,EI DIRECT LONDON and HASTINGS 1B UIt.WVAbYUIARROlUO , PIER, and DOCK COMPANY, ,ith Brirnni Railways to the Teawt and PoFot of Rye, and ?? W rls to Lewer.-Tcmporary offices ...

... was purchased by Mr. o Resdfrn for £59. Lot 259. A pier glass in two plates, the larger 70 in. by 48 in., with open-work gilt frame and glass border, sold for o 65 guineas to an ageut. Iot 260. A pier tablc, carved and gilt, with a slab of very F fine ...

... the flotilla, the rest consisted of Captain Chads, C.B., of the gunnery establishment, Ex- cellent; Capt. Morgan, of the Hastings, 72; Capt. Austin, C.B., of the Blenheim, 54; and Captain Dundas, C.B., of the Powerful,84. We believe, however, her Mijesty ...

... from Hastings to tttopiposito ports ow ties Preach coastl, lies direct line hetween ],ctn- dvii and Paris being titrough Hastings. I The existing trade and fistiery of Hastings IS sample to Pay fiee per cent. oea ties coat of Cite icarhour, pier, and ...

... Press. NEW PIPIt AT G(RAVESEND.-A new pier, upon an extensive scale, is about to be erected at the Royal Ter- I race Gardens, by the conimilssioweris of the town, appointed tunder the aet -'th Victoria. 'he temnporary pier, which hile I bee! it, existenice ...

... marines from the squadron In ?? Several at the C ipe ot Goo,] Hops hospital. iiiel rcn tvai ?? in October, 1840, by Com- G.. N pier, and her present commander was Pin t~dt te r in Novenber, I841. She has been actively l0Proyedm' thit period, ead at China ...

... p1riwo I l;100e Cill1i ijillitvt fL1 lly 100 to 200rs. pier:trr. o the rate; .leriuiloluY pall. TllIv iiu) archuises ire ti be iadlli Ilmldir till , ,t! ql; tatio,;;. A, 6te %N^t:liler Ii-ovellir, hast ?? ;11l} 10,,l I at ti lmr! vxit Viry litle, we lear ...

... erdered the depot of' the i7th to get under arms and to march to the r. pier, preceded them in all haste on horseback. The Lieu- ?? and Mljor Goodman then eirmbarked in a boa: from the pier, accompiinied by Advocate Utermarcl;, t. tbe solieiter-general, Dr ...

... Hay, 759 to 77s; inferier ditto, 60s to 63is; superior Clover, D0s to 92s ; in- ferior ditto. 809 to 85.c Straw, 27s to 31s pier load of 36 trusses. Wttirt.c11APELr..-The supply to-dayo has been moderote, and the trade tidi. Best IMeadow Hay from 6B. to ...

... interesting stiltic-'liat. vsr : i b Or-erleaial Boinigy Tis-. oil, e-tr, h,;, well be corrected in the report I I iI, 5,;; j ' Hastings was presentt at tbe 50r1o; m rt incorretct, as none of the shippini l hct. l, ?? ' of mails from Iitdia ainotitce tlho hutrii ...

... past half. year agaililot 4,8861i. for the correspottdiing half of the pro. vious year. The landing-pier had produced 202t., and tne expenses of tbe pier had belil 951. The balances in hand enabled the directors to declare a ?? of lOs. per share, wh ich ...