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... Sir .1.15. Bud er, in the chair. Several cheques were granted Messrs. browse and Mudge, for carrying on the building fine Pier. Mr. Stephen Lakeman, according to notice, brought forward proposition to close Market o'clock every evening, in consequence ...
... 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 ...
... vessels within three miles of tlia British coast, signed, 1843. 14. —Sat.—Battle Burnet, at.d death Warwick, 1471. Warren Hastings, acquitted, 1795 -—Battle of Liienne, General Hoy killed, IS I I.—lnsurrection at Aux-Eayes President Herard assassinated ...
... h-arrival ot Lord and Ltdy Newark the Honourable Mrs. Henry Murray and Miss Murray, the Hon. the Earl and Countess Delawarr, Mr. Hasting Russtll, m.p., and Lady Elizabeth Russell, the Hon. and Rev. Reginald SackviUe West and Lady Arabella Sackville West, &c. ...
... Hudibras, born, 1612—The Revolution, 1688.—William and Mary proclaimed, 1680.—Massacre of Glencoe, 1691.-The trial Warren Hastings commenced, 1798.—The Duke of Beri assassinated, 1820.—Sharon Turner, historian, d-ed, 1847. 14, Wed.—Valentine B. and M.—Old ...
... assortment JMning-room, Drawing-room, Library, and Bed room Furniture, in ■ahogany. rosewood, oak and other woods; also CHIMNEY, PIER and CONSOL GLASSES, of every size and style The STOCK OF CABPETINGS consists of several thousand pieces of the newest, richest ...
... Second Lesson, Luke, Iv. eh. 30. Evening Service, First Lesson, Daniel, eh. 6 Second Lesson, 2 Cori tthians, eh. —Battle of Hastings, 1066.—Tycho Brahe, astronomer, died, 1601.—William Perm born, 1644.—Battle of Jena, 1806.— The China trade opened, 1833 ...
... with the it had Majesty remained in this position (the vessel moving and as close to the pier as was compa’ the plaudits of the who crowded the ex- tremity of the pier. An occasional revolution of the paddle in motion, and in this way the Victoria and Royal ...
... last. The charge publicly made Mr, Hudson chairman of the York, N sold to ‘shares in the and Ber- Great North of wick Rallwey, hast have been this accusation be Mr. ore swoop 14,000/. at the cost of those whose inter ‘he’ tie of and of common, protect Should ...
... 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 ...
... Oar are Identical .sth 'hoar of the Dram WHOLESALE ESTABLISHMENTS, sad framed. the ~..I ECONOMICAL SCALE On. Warehouse, *Haste la • SYR THOROUGHFARE. Is attest IN LONDON, 4 aforda the GREATEST FACILITIES FOR THE MOST EXTENSIVE TRANSACTIONS, and Is euilrely ...
... motive. The by jamping to the ground tnt they ved. that an melancholy ton, a is, that when the engine burst into the kitchen pier, about ten years old, the of the oocu- at the fire, watching stones and timber forced into the room, wheel of matilating fellow ...