... attempt on Friday night to render her assistance. Owing to the extensive damage wrouht by the gale to the Prince of Wales's Pier and the Natsoiaal Harbour Works at Dover, the ?? service of steamers on Saturday night found the Admiralty Pierunapproach- ...

... accident would' not happened had there light Under present circumstances of vessels going from Weymouth to pick out the the pier-head and steer straight for it There occasions it necessary to anchor outside passage the weather thick to shape a course PROMPT ...

... Mrs. Hamilton (1), Rev. V. and Mrs. Forteecue, Mrs. Barbour (3), Colonel Victor Milward, M.P., (2), Mrs. Goodenough, Mrs. Hastings (2), Mr. and Mrs. B. Campbell (3), Mrs. Nelson (3), Dr. Gardner (2), Mr. and Mrs. 8. Smith (3), Mrs. Nesbitt, Mr. and Mis ...

... Lot I, A. J. t.I'oneor, Bog., 2So, Bennietts Hill ; Lots 2 &and 1. Messrs 'Weighs; and farshall, hi, New, Street: Let 4, A. Haste, ?? I2, Benet's il ;Lot, 5 Mesirs. W, J1. Bcurmsan and Eighty. 2, Waterloo Street: trir Meh;sses. J. C. Perry and Deetleto ...

... i'OrSn'flhe. 4 0 ?? 2 2 0 tW. Howiet ?? ;iitatfvrd-on-Ar-on lid e iss H~odgson: -Miss Marie ?? 5 0 0 - Collected. by- MIiss Hastings ?? ?? 3 0 Mliss Betirdanos ?? 18 9 Mrs. Bitmford ?? 18 0 Miss Carter ?? 0 Miss Mary Sumfti ?? 0 II. Wierlett ?? J. ar-riso ...

... nut be a want Do you nut think we rhou!il be wieer to wait a little?' . _ . “I think it is 3 idea,” replied Westlake; 1 haste a crush as wells' you. &whin OVer ladies heads to seise coffer. or e or champagne, and 'pilling it all over their drey•cs. ...

... Dini eT:abLe. ODINNIER WAGONS, Couch, Arm bairs, OaftAAU ISTAND. Ball Chlairs, rosewood Couch. Eas haj B3AGATELLiS BOARED_ Pier-gLasses CArpens, Corma Poles3, Bicycle, M,,ical and other Bsls SURGICAL INST~iUMiNTS, Xilhe rusis Dresser, Tables, and numerous ...

... repaired thanks to energy of the Royal Engineers Many of girders were twisted considerably it to straighten them and to broken piers work reflects great credit Major superintended Captain Waghom Major-G appointed commander of the Ninth Division Pole-Csrew ...

... Plate, and Cutlery;. 120OITENTS OF DRAWING ROOM, including walnut Bookcase,.I Boots, Ocras5ional Table, Ornaments, gilt frame Pier Glass. Tisne- piece; KITCHEN AND CULlS4AJY UTE2OSI1A, two Dinner* Services, Tea Ware. Glass Ware, and Mistcellaneeus Effects ...

... -As the Wareoshesa. in wchich those Carpes Love been soceked arc re~quired for thec N,,w ireade selteme. it is impaeratire hast the echoicmuaet he cleared offorced A~ciion price.A ON WEDNESDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY 2]. rxNRESERvED SALE OF THE FIRIST-CLASS: FURNITURE ...

... goode hrice accos ?? Modatlen takig Tbkeaocusily ?? i.esssn 53.rd lew .nI ,'no Street. ~IGARMON. CoipinayRal JgSai Potiltry w hasted. sitx Bssl fn-ur ojcg Bormineamean goodee ii £r01Androsal uatiu.Gaiy and Walker. , noemplephostho MtronHkyr ~tlU~li'~~il WalS; ...

... cross fins it is reasonable to assume that -their losses were much heavier than they admit. They quitted their laager in such haste that they left many of their valuables behind them. Enquiries show that the stories of the ill-treat- h ment of British residents ...