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... the same as the former fires, West-street, extending along the water side from near the Town Pier to the Rosherville Gardets; and it is supposed that at hast half of the street, with tbe houses on each side, is laid ruins, including several tbe west side ...
... 1820. —The first vessel with guano from Africa &r rived at Liverpool, 1844. 21, Sat.—William 111. broke his collar-bone which haste his death, 1702.—Sir Robert Peel laid before the House *> Commons the treaty for the abolition the slave-1) signed by the ...
... killed ; begin to reign, 1485.-Bishop Jewel died, ' ' h>. '' '.• Wiston, philosopher, died, 1752.—L0rd died, 1773.—Warren Hastings died, 1818.— C- ' in a duel by Elliott, 1838.—Repeal meeting ' J' Tara, 1843. le .-J; Fairs.- Dorset: 21. and l>* \e'- f ...
... Dukes were dumb. Yet, donkey-like, that lone one stood, In seediness still high, And, turning on the pier of wood, To England gave good bye; Saying' Thou hast set, my country's sun*. Thou may'stshut up—the thing is done; The Dukes are fore'd to go ; The Corn ...
... Robertson, historian, died, 1792. 12, Fri.—.Trinity Term ends.—Wat Tyler slain, 1381.—Duke of Berwick killed, 1734. 13, Sat. Lord Hastings beheaded, 11S3. —Corsica seized by the French, Marquis Cornwallis appointed Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, 1798.—Insurrection ...
... 1844. 13, Fri.—Samuel Butler author of Hudibras, born, 16121 —Revolution, 16S8.—Massacre of Glencoe. 1691.—Triaf Warren Hastings commenced, 1795. —T.ie Duke o Berri assassinated, IS2o.—()kehauipton church burutdown 1842. 14, Sat.—Valentine, B. & M.—Old ...
... Lansdown, I(l43.—Battle —Charles Ancillon, French lawyer, died, 1713. issued, 1317.—Algiers taken by the French, B3o ' Flora Hastings, poetess, died, 18X0. „ j 6, Mon.—Old Midsummer Day.—Henry 11. died, Huss, reformer, burned, 1 115.—Sir Thomas Mo -,»!•. ...
... 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 ...
... oppos- the bill; the opinions, or ruth, the probable votes, of five or six prelates, are still unknown. that Sir Fran -is Hasting* Doyle, son the late chairman nf the Hoard of Excise, aud who recently held the office assistant solicitor ...
... be made to Parliament in the ensuing Customs session, for leave to bring in a Bill for re aling the Pett Wharfage Dues, and Hast Duties, whi reign of His by virtue of an Act Pariiament in the sixth year An Act to am King George the Fourth, and entituled ...
... thy Saviour's presence. He Endured thy curse upon the cursed tree, He bore the burden of thy father's guilt When the nails piere'd him and his blood was spilt. And thy sad ruin swell'd that bitter cry When shudd'ring Nature saw her Maker die. Then let ...
... 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 ...