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... director of the Hastings Pier Company (Limited), William Stevens, Esq., Springfield, Tulsa-hill, Surrey. Engeniusßirch, Esq., Mem. Inst. CE., Designer of and Enuineer to, amongst others, the following Piers s—Brighton (West Pier), Hastings, ...
... oppose the scheme with might and main. Have any who over been tj Brighton, Hastings, Uyde, or any other place, whore on tho pier tho folks congregate not in units but in thousands f I feel suro this subject has only bo understood for such demonstration ...
... CARSON’S ORIGINAL ANTI - CORROSION PAINT, specially patronised the British, French, Kunsian, and Sicilian (Governments, the Hon. Hast Indian Company, the New Hive** Company, the principal Dock Companys, and other Public Bodies. The ANTI-CORROSION PAINT has ...
... ARSON'S ORIGINAL ANTI - CORROSION J PAINT, specially patronised the lirithh, Krench. Russian, ami Sicilian Governments, the lion. Hast Indian Company, the New River Company, the principal Dock Conipnnys, and other Public ll 'die-. The ANTI-COKKU3ION PAINT has ...
... anchoring parted her cables, and was obliged to drop a second anchor, by which she now rides, about a mile and a half from the Hast Pier. There was 7 feet of water in her on Thursday. The pumps had only gained an inch. ...
... Backwater bridge are nearly completed, and we suppose that the bridge will therefore be shortly opened to the public. The third pier on the east EMI, we perceive, has sunk several inches, and to prevent its giving way altogether, has been propped up with blocks ...
... several days. The speed and appearance of tho favourite Empress are specially commented on by the general public. She runs from pier to Bournemouth in about half-an-bour or little more, on which her ploasantoaptain—Bowring—is often complimented. Concert. —One ...
... from partaking of • dejamer that had ken prepared, returned to the small steamer, and, under a salute from the Hastings, returned to the pier-head, where the special train was in readiness to re-convey 'dui to the Bangor. . _ The went to work again immediately ...
... Michaelmas Day 15 6 42 10 19 12 17** Sun. after Trin. . ?J I m Pire Insurance due. Hull fair 10 810 U B»tlle Hastings, 1066 23® * 13 0 49 15 Brighton pier destroyed, 1833 25.0 16 124 Moon’s 15. Last Quarter, 11.42 p.ra. | 23. New Moon, 7.37 a.ra. 29. First Quarter ...
... saluted by the Pylades, 21. Two French war steamers were in company. The ships of war assembled were the St. Vincent, 108 ; Hastings, 72 ; Blenheim, 60 ; Devastation,6 ; Barracouta 6; Pylades, 21; Skylark, 10; and Rolla, 8. The Vic- toria and Albert, royal ...
... other time. Tho Hist Cliff was studded groups of spectators, was also the shore, but tho groK gathering was between the Hast Pier and the Cliff, and along this line booths and standings were erected facing the sea. During great purl ol day the road leading ...
... of Hastings's The Great Yorkshire Stakes.—Mr. Watt's Strathconan. The Consolation Scramble.—Mr. Pryor's Novice. The Produce Stakes.—Mr. R. Savile's Ravioli. The Gimcrack Stakes.- Mr. Chaplin's Blinkhoolie. The Colt Sapling Stakes.—Marquis Hastings's Prodigal ...