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... any ' „j,i outlsr. It is scarcely creilitilc that, il»e very nmad sum a-ycar, which I’arlinrnVnl has huildinfc harbours and piers 1 Scotland, for the la«t few years, should have sriven | flt iiinuhi4 to important local ioiprnvemcnls as, those grants ore ...
... arrived at St Katharine's Wharf, London, from Granton Pier, on Monday forenoon, at half-past eleven o'clock. Tho General Steam Navigation Company's ship Trident, Captain Morris, arrived at Granton Pier from London on Tues- day morning, at half-past three ...
... understood that came close to the new Pier head, that saw the ship's mast heads, at winch time he says, the wind was northeast. Now, Sir, leave if your own judgment to say, if a vessel could leave the new Pier with north-east wind, and round Collie Rocks ...
... four o’cloek on Tuesday morning, and about six o'clock the same evenicg the Koya! Adelaide arrived in safety at s from Granton Pier, after a voyage of six The energy and seamansh’ ip displayed by Captain Meekison excited the highest admiration of passeu- ...
... necessary funds, would therefore gratefully receive any donation, however small, in furtherance of the above objects.— JOHN HASTINGS, President. ANDREW REID, Secretary. Committee-Room. Long Row, Jan. 14, W5O. NOTICE TO FISHERMEN.—The following official notice ...
... _coast , where _tIiei-L 1 is no harbour , _iiotliingliiitan _open roadstead ;> nd a _shingle beacli _, _Deal , _llrigliton , Hastings ; _the bouts _in _H _.-L- at _tlie' _-e _placi _ _, are _iilf _Iwits _tliat can bnivr weatlier _, _and _roiiilniie the liold ...
... much money, and with wlhich this ship has been fitted. The money expended on her w,,uld have sufficed to have built a good pier and wharf- wvith sufficient room for stacking quantities of coal-at the en- trance of-the Clareasce Creek. iwhere there is ...
... allowed , lie there; and also suggesting that the entrance ' the new harbour should contracted buildi ing ten feet to the north pier. The meeting ex- I pressed their opinion, that the practice of berthing two ships opposite the new entrance is very objectionable ...
... sea. Look our own southern coast, where there is no harbour, nothing but open roadstead and shingle beacb, Deal, Brighton, Hastings; tbe boats in use at these places are all beats that can brave weather, and combine the hold of the water, making them weatberlv ...
... at our own southern coast, where there is no harbour, nothing but an open roadstead and a shingle beach, Deal, Brighton, Hastings; the boats in uss at these places are all boats that can brave weather, and combine the hold ot the water, making them weatherly ...
... Leith, Elinhuirpln, end Glasraouw. Shipping Conipany's sieam shrip, Royal Willian, Capti;n Meekison, ar- rived at Grateorn Pier, from the Editiburgh Irongarse Wharf on SundaY moroing at five oi'lock, having been dereired in the Smin for 24 hours on account ...
... Fancy Chiffoniers, in Rose- wood and Mahogany, very elegant Do. with Marble Tops, Chests Drawers, Bookcases, elegant large Pier Mirror in Gilt Frami, 60. X 30, upwards of One Hundred Dressing Glasses,-various, many of them with Marble Soles, Semi-Circular ...