... or pommy as . K Is Ilse* Imam d. lea . (13 1 113 N (W alil.Seseasse.s.3 Superior Uwe lewd, tend. and enured leareatVre sea piers. lido; tarit Perser.elli Tidied le Oft dwell Arlsertiee fee A 1. Nereid .al Cia•sisk. circulation Iran Dereiratar es Seedasidos ...

... Mr Robert the County of ‘ Graham, of Cossingion, in Somerset, a a who bell a high post in am the service of the Honourable Hast India| Com) iy. She was married to Mr Wlliam | tho: Dowdeswell, at Cossington, on 20th Mareb, 1839, | has ber busband being ...

... Castle (of the well-known ot Messr stle and Pope, auc tioneers), ‘Richard Castle, of Wi nch- von of M only on nd Misa Alexa Hastings _Woore, reat or- of Mr Woore, of reet, was rolemnised at St. The ceremony was erformed by thee Ps A. Nash, the bride, who ...

... paic b: the piers, from whom they had ep collected [Case proceeding.] SECOND COURT. Before Mr. Francis A. HAKY HAND, AND A BAD LIGHT, & 3 ACCIDENT, Charles Harvey, 45, hairdresser, was placed in the dock charged with that on Javuary 28th, at Hast Dean, hi ...

... e. Langdon. Capt., R.N.. and Mrs Langdon. from London—Ashleigh. Cleeve Hill. Le Blanc. Mrs. Frederick, from Brighton and Hastings—Terrv-lawn. Long. Miss—44 Montpellier-terrace Miss Bell, from The Engadine—l6 Promenade. MaUory, Mrs. D.. from Cliftor.— ...

... Queen’s Park Bangers 1; K.A.C. (Ciren«;es»ler) 8, Dean Cloeo School (Cheltenham) 8; Condon Uo«pilal 5. St. Mary’s Hospital 1; Hastings 0. Guy’s Hospital 0; Brascno»e Collesc (Oxford) 4. Radley College 2. Crypt Grammar School (Gloucester) Dca-i Close Scliool ...

... co. Kerry —Lake House. Prestbury. Pcreival, Mrs . from Scotland and Mbs Percival. from Northumberland 1 Pittville crescent Piers. Mrs. Tristram, from Durham—27 Montpal- Uer-terrace. Reeved, Miss*, and Miss F. Reeves, from Birmingham—Kingston. Robinson ...

... red roses of lienoor. There from the Admiral hip the big flag bravely was eying. There, at the dawn of day. grew %widen the haste and commotion: All awaited the hour when the celled-up word should be Oven. All looked .might at the seal, when them the Admiral ...

... 22ft. lifeboat belonging to the steamer Stanhope was Tuesday picked up about three mile® off Brighton by the Brighton West Pier Lifeboat W. H. Gibson. There were three oars on board the craft, bnt occupants. The boat was stove iu at the stem. Oliver O ...

... 22ft. lifeboat belonging to the steamer Stanhope was on Tuesday picked up about three miles off Brighton by the Brighton West Pier Lifeboat W. H. Gibson. There were three oars on board the craft, but no Dccupants. The boat was stove in the stem. Oliver G ...

... (Wed Cliff , hourtu.w-kloperior Boarding Home, lovely situation, with tennis and crogiet lawns, close to sea and pines, near pier, music pavilion, and golf links; niodernts Inelssive tariff.—Mrs. Downing. TO loam Mold WESTON•SIJPER MARE.—For Portiosiars ...

... JJd-jrorld to- with the quaint 'amiiiar with the )e mB ers> ffb ' ch seem &;• the fi i 'n,? d r , un Upside of the hill fe. ie W , pier - 'earn that the r «r, uew nl!c o ***? ond died. Now, workers « a been hastily erected. the locsS*paScMuaMi throughout Sake ...