... subenment scene on shore was 000 of paid ul excitement, people running about helpless in their anxiety to render some aseistanee. Haste were got out with all speed, and reoceeded to the scene of the disaster, promptly returning to shore with ems Mimed. nee deothe ...

... KENN. faneral Mr William Avery, one of the oldest farmers in the neighhourhood, who died suddenly Mooday, his resideoee, Scan Pier, at the age place yesterday aitereooo in the pin-o churcoyard, being by the side of that of the late vicar (Rev. Still). The ...

... An . b y Urn.. K.. 7 year omh of A quatiet chips in t'ae fond of 7240 U. for ohm s , &TOY tboo's'Moo these is natiwallv pier Monk that then. 1*•• min dynai on ; but that buil their too au 'lin silo', owned eollimeh Aare ..d lb• alike. when not ben% ...

... been abandoned owing to war. i There ranch eathoaiasm .anion oa tbe receipt of the news that Bloemioniein had occupied. Lord Hastings is seriously ill bis ; residence. Seymour Street. Portman bat bis general condition has improved. Lord Wiiloughby Broke, ...

... Secondhand Walnut OAT and STAND, taadde. Uiorh-*?. », i- CHILLCOTT'S WINTER SALE.-Last Weekl hanujome '*reen SUITE, rood now. hast make and a bargain, £12 cos. 1 Aaawlaaw.iaaHn se-. ~osi Week. 1 61a. 2ft ten. baa*iZl.i..-; indilace; abarrals.^4lsa,co>t £lo ...

... RE.—Special for the Holiday*, madoupm £18,£20. £30, and pay down 20*. ■131, fiOs. £5: Sd. 7s od. IB* per weak. Dent boy ta haste and repent : ivire.-unly ■lores Son. Baa* House 32. Rede tiff Hut. MAIL CARTS and PERAMBULATORS, solid satin walnut carved ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. STARTING PRICES. PARK, Race. Winner. Price. Clnb «r?» agst Paddock Hurdle 1 agat t pier -fIK-*f iinfcn. mmt I Friday . 1 m«r*t brook Hurdlo Surf Duck sgsl REiIPTON PARK. Padre? to Kan lie J** I I 10 mmt rp.-4 SVepleeoa** ...

... shew her .gony admirably painted- g a ussstyglsnei toe exhibits we most the cbarroing water-c.>i-iur» Francis E. notably hi& Hastings; ' T. Stabb's two sketches; X E. Fry's view near florence; Mr W. ./. Knssell's vivid rendering, ,: -aniigbt. in Tie Children ...

... the coin was handed over to the British, and again escorted by the French troops, was drawn throaglethe city to the Admiralty pier, and carried by a launch on board the Juno. Ordinary business was at • atandstill throughout the afternoon the city. Lady ...

... State ago. _ waa_aa>daapwteu-o—-1_ Moon BoteLße-b- W ANTED, Young LADY, for Refreshment Booms and assist In Bar.—Mrs Bennett, Pier Pavilion. -oper-Mare- WANTED, WAITRESS -CHAMBERMAID for small hotel in city.-1.153. Dally Preaa OfHce. WANTED, BARMAID, willing ...

... AND 30ARDINO ESTABLISHMENTS. * - ROYAL PIER HOTSL. . First-class Family and Coffee Room. Private Dining Roome. New BUbacd Salons and Boas* Bar now ■iMpn. - EXCURSION AND OUT!NO PARTIES SPECIALLY CATERED FOR. 1 E7ERT Terms A Masmssr. BOARDING HOUSE. \_J ...

... pedestal table, Chippendale card mahogany, idle bag, easy, bedroom, and other chairs: haa aland, marble and other clock*, gilt pier giasse*, swine; glass as. kerb, and dogs, mahogany and deal chests drawers, waahtand. table, ware, mahogany bureau and hnnaTaaash ...