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... at the pier-head.' The recention at the pier-head was of such a strictly private nature that even the guard of honour was dispensed with, and none but her Majesty. the Royal Princesses, Countess Persigny, and the lady in waiting were the pier. We are ...
... important intelligence speed]; went from lip :to lip, and Lord Brougham in the one House and Mr. Disraeli in the other made haste to interrogate Ministers. Lord Wodehouse, in reply to Lord Brougham, reed the contents of the telegram which announced pewee ...
... of Mendelssohn's, Come balmy breezes, come. The second part of the performance commenced with Handel's laughable glee. Haste thee, Nymph, which, from its jest and youthful jollity, appeared to electrify the audience, who loudly applauded the character ...
... £102. i These premises are most eligibly situated contiguous to r the Sea, directly opposite the Railway station, near the 1 Pier, and in the most improving part the rapidly rising town of Burnham, and may be used oilher as private , Dwelling-houses, or ...
... the Rev. Osmond Fisher, Fellow of Jesus College, Cambridge, and vicar of Elinstead, Essex, to Maria Louisa, daughter of Hastings Nathal Middleton, Esq., Bradford Peverell, the county Dorset. April 7, at Bradpole, Dorset, the Rev. Alex. Broadley, Vicar ...
... of the managing directors, on board. these gentlemen the prince wa» received the pier, and immediately embarked. All the ships in the harbour were dressed,” the Hastings and other men -of - war manned yards, and the former fired royal salute, which echoed ...
... liad LnusT, w«toB- BEST SHOP POH Thbeb-asd-sixpknny iea. «t * Fcttic Lomu, WKi» 1» u Far' \ FT i'HILL PIERS KAIL. Stssion 1b59. f WAT. (Conotriclion Piers and Railway—Narrow Gauge on a portion of the Bristol and Kaetpr Railway—working armjgf'niente with ...
... following attractive Sea-side Towns, viz., to DOVER, FOLKESTONE, HASTINGS, ST. LEONARDS, RAMSGATE and MARGATE, RETURNING tho FOLLOWING MONDAY MORNING, from Dover and Folkestone at 6.45 a.m., Hastings and St. Leonards 6.40 a.m., Margate at 6.15 a.m., Ramsgate ...
... Warren Duke of Wellington* Capt. Henry Caldwell, 131 • Edinl burgh Capt. Richard S.Hewlett, 60; Exmouth,f Capt R. Hall, 91; Hastings, Capt. James C. Caffin, Hawke Capt. Erasmus Ommanney, 60; Hogue, Capt. William Ramsay, 60; James Watt, Capt. George Elliott ...
... against our Firm, to state, that i c Articles represented as consigned «t? 'ns~,(j ? der the following—•'iTotice. Great ,„f*Pier v o si gnment for imperativeifJale, consisting e, of t ache Goods, of Jennens Stfßetter edge's Manu- be quality, are naTfrom ...
... under the orders of Captain Weilesley, of her Majesty's ship Cornwallis; and I instructed the latter officer to employ the Hastings and the Amphion, and to take advantage of any proper opportunity to engage the enemy at the east end of the Island of Sandhamn ...
... flag of truce, in order to land Russian prisoners and communicate with the officer at the telegraph station. We arrived at the pier, and no person being visible on shore except two or three women standing near the houses, I landed the Russian prisoners, and ...