... TWO GLOVES, NOT P\IR. Dedicated to the Author of Brighton Pier n A little soiled, little crumpled, A size that Venus might have worn • Dainty love of dainty maiden, One of the finders slightly torn. Stolen ? No, 110! With pretty flushes, And downcast ...

... distinguished SBembled at the pier to receive his Royal Highness arnva '' His Excellency the Lord-Lieutenant and a proceeded by special train from Westland Row e j ' Pas,t four o'clock, and were in readiness on the pier to aft the Prince. As the vessel ...

... has : “siting the various scenes of interest in the East, Completed his continental tour. His Royal Cape. €d at the Admiralty Pier, where he was received teq fe, the Admiralty superintendent, and was © carriage which was attached to the 8°10 up ing train ...

... Calais. on Wediierdsy aftersoon to the mail packet Alliance. on hi. return from ladle. As boon se the 4Udamce drew writhed. the pier, haute of Sir Colin (as he wee still called by everybody) wee easily dismissible en the gamier-deck. H. was standing with his ...

... Admiralty Pier in Dover about a quarter past four, after a very quick and easy passage across the Channel. A vast Not here provincial: My business in this state Makes me Looker-on here in Vienna.—Shakespeare. crowd had assembled on the pier to witness ...

... WITH ASSAULT, The Hastings magistrates investigated last week •n eztraordinery charge of assault, preferred by Sarah Rebecca Morey, • aervent-of-all-work, against her mistress, the Lady Frankfort de Montmorency. of 123. Marina, Hastings. Her ladyship had ...

... officer of the county police, stationed at The Berrow, in the Upton-on-Severn district, appeared in custody before Admiral Hastings and H. B. Tymbs, Esq., at the county magistrates' clerk's office, on a charge of abaeuting himself from his station from ...

... used lip or speech to bring more sear The end which @rich heart wild. A tender eyelash lifted thoughtfolly, Or withoeneasy haste let fall ; A smother 'd trembling its a teach At grestiag, which scarce asked so mash ; A painful silsoos, or a painless sigh ...

... Du Poy, and family, 2, Portland street. W. S. Wood, and family, 1, Vittoria walk. Rev. F. C. Woodhouse, Segrave lodge. Dr. Hastings, Cambray. Atkinson, Mrs. Miiner, and family, 22, terrace. Beamish, Mr. and Mrs. R., 2, Suffolk square. Bingham, Misses, 4 ...

... subsequently passed through several bands, until it came Into the possession of e man named Stephen Willett, • fly driver in Hastings, who had been • golddigger la California sod recognised the true value of the metal. The story breams noised abroad, however ...

... 834- 110 Lincoln (City)—— 1485 1060 Totnea .. -—. 841— 47 518 14 Boston 1078— Thetford 221 71 m Lyme Regia 265- Hastings ——l2Bl- 845 * 4 Aahbnrtoa 193- Lancaster 1288- Houilon.. 287 46 101 — 196 Berwfek-on-Twced 614 124 Cambridge Uni vers ...

... Lounges, Arm, Easy, Devotional, and other Chairs, upholstered Green Velvet, rich sets of Window Curtains, magnificent Chimney and Pier Glasses, elaborately carved burnished Gold Frames of very large dimens : ons, carved Console Tables with statuary mnrble tons ...