... the additional prospect when the new pier is t a- built of having the, means of accommodating, for load- c as ing and unloading purposes, vessels in 27 feet of water a er at low water in ordinary spring tides. The pier, which has already been completed, ...

... , of fulfilling promises recklessly speci made from time to time, the House as a beyo whole is to be asked to deal in raw haste peep during the (log days with measures which at with other times would require the greater part relat of a session for their ...

... nature occurred a here on the afternoon of Moonday last. A considerable number d of persons had assenibled on the point of the pier to witness the s arrival and departure of vesseis, when a sudden and furious gust a of wind came and carried three of them ...

... Don, is the famous Brig o' Bilgownic, immortalieed by Byron. li tice new town there is plenty of interest to be found in the pier and the breakwater, the harbour, and the docks, the shipbuilding yards, and the varioua works in the neichbourhood. Mariechal ...

... heart, Emly Hastings, of the Golden Elephant, ntt, Castle Street by shooting her. fhe accused denied )rk, all knowledge of the affair. 3 I SCENE IN A LoMuoN COURT. - At West- I1 minster P'olice Court, London, yesterday Eli a bad Hastings, wretchedly clad ...

... And Mr Hastings' appearance is quite in keeping with his position. He is past middle age, as his grey hairs testify. f Public amazement wvlas not diminished by find- ( ing that the case was in the hands of the Public I Prosecutor. Mr Hastings will have ...

... 'Unasual interest, religious and social, attaches to at 'the approaching marriage of the Duke of Norfolk t sIe with Lady Flora Hastings. h on uei h acknowledged heed of the Iloean Catholic aristocracy .1 r, as, in this country, and fashionable society is d ...

... pe:-: ,lintid th. Pier-ih.'-ls, and welcomned thr Anmi- sailor with repr~catcd cheet s. (Ilecal Aini-eusi arrivcd at his Ilose, i: 1'ortialid-AIC'La, at ?? i 'clock th'is Inollil,.! w-ith his Secrctary, M. P rtalis, andl suitc. .e hast uight rIC ;i .P.is; ...

... to nc Show her that there is nothing. for her but quiet sat- Pe -ten 'ou to business, as she has no ally to back her up. tii Pier bost friend could not counsel her better. So these lie illu3trious personages may be excused, even if they: o wast-tcd to teaoh* ...

... firayn is reported to be in a vary precarious ALARMING I_1NCIDE1NT O0N THE RAILWAY. The passenger train which left Ashford for Hast- en, ings at 6-15 last evening was approaching Snailbam, let when a heavy shock was experienced, and, the even- of iog being ...

... Knowles thlought a very esseptial ,me of imprevemeut would' be `to take threefeet off the para- 'd'and pet well of the6north pier, so as to extend the roadway ahout .there, which woull ;prove of great advantage tn fish- I they onrers fiahermets, and carters ...

... the; terninateiore of the north pier- 'extension. of jfn only mrts-m to tins to snow that the engineers Iont adrittictkui fLey have departed from thelpr inciple Ia 41 loftheir repat. off 1868t Which was that the south pier si I.srhould o-serlpi tlis north ...