... season of the year, the open roadstead in which the embarkations and disembarkations necessarily took place, and the want of piers, wharves, and boats. Omer Pasha, too, who has bwn an eye-witness of these creditable performances, which more than 40,001) ...

... baths since the season commenced. He swam considerable distance along the West Pier, and his two companions, who were partially dressed after bathing, ran along the top of the pier, calling him back, as had gone far enough, bat the deceased must not have heard ...

... Goethe*, fa I hairs; Card, Maims, and other Tildes; tory Cabinet mad Pedestal, Ti. Mores, mad Candle Pier Clammy, Mums; lied KWdemander Cupp; BYir, .10 ; Haste Winds. tams. 11•11 Cad., .Its L.( TAW. , 8 d. C. .1.. Leap. 'lsrpeolin. Itorometer, Doable barrel ...

... bell from to toy. • goad work abash' not be and done qui. kly —on the erentraryont praise the seal and applaud the jeditious haste with whit► the Dugan hesitate acquired the sanetiott of both estates of Perlismeld and the Royal assent, and only regret that ...

... capsised and wens down. The casomity was observed by some par ies on board a yacht which the lough at the time, and they made all haste to femme the drowning men. The bodies of lr Gilmore, sem. and Mathews were picked up, bat life was humid to he eztine!. They ...

... Cellaret Sideboard and Set Dinner Table. 4J ft. b, ; Plate Bucket., S -rcoph.gu., Dining-room Ch ra, in Haircloth; and Pier (Hastes, Roeewood and Mahopao Loo To -, ReakfMt c..d and Ladies' Worktable.; profusely cn, red Mahogany Dr.-i .g-r-u>ra Chairs ...

... but it scat work well to coortieg aglli &comical to the last: Some time ago a rich , old man, who was dying. (snit is great haste foe the editor of the place. The editoe kuew that the old fellow had no relatives and fondly mend, as be wait along, over ...

... DISCIIIPTI ONDER. ON 07 WIRE WORK TM Inknosss ban Moods bin nab Oran w OM 'DI= ILLL' ' Haw LINE Mika au Amtrak. Fs-Royal This haste N the Urges wed Obeyer Ship the the the bosom • fres Her Mejerey unman FOB Oa the sib sae of every nee& Ship. Wt. caps. DIM ...

... deceased °Meer was patting gaits webs on the rode of torpedoes which were required for a trial of bin gun, which was to take piers the following d.y on board the Excellent. Mr Philip Pstker deposed, that jolt before Licateaant Meade died be said, While ...

... been put in, and these two will be in in about fortnight; the north abutment and six of the piers arc to tho level of the springing of the arches, the other piers are making rapid progress. The masonry is some of the best I have ever seen, and reflects ...

... or persons unknown. A destructive fire occurred Lowestoft Pier early on 'rue.:luy morning. The reading room, thi bind strict, the north protection wall, and three hundred feet of the South Pier were destroyed. The damage is estimated at t 20,000. A return ...

... Aare the General Election will be ( tail in the background. This hi sill I.e gained in the teeth r tinate resistance. Hie at Hastings still insists that Ireland blocks the way. He is still. apparently, willing and anxious to poitpone all British legislition ...