... smokilng, butahe has ofIt is stated ti th dofsofincer atthes Warlhre- I gulaI eins bz Cigarettes are served as re- -i lrlyas Pier after dinter in Ereneh house that sgo mn for up-to-date syle,. Cclng bce ked With fasbio.l In -lhen'yhling cetnaas fhor tte ...

... wats drowned wlsile r nak - bathirrg at. the see beach err Friday, 10th. inst., was founde grail at tire back of the North Pier' early onl Monday morning. I lan 11ACCIDENT TO i. Boy. On Sunday evening, James Laiing, drou agcrl eighrt years, eon of Robert ...

... naensa, and these wore reduced to 18, the names of 11 f the reomainieg 41 net beloog en the cotetnanione roll. The WI ~jsecond hast wee signed by Mfr Proctor, sessaiso-clerlc, whose bee .rosone sees allowed ; and the third by Mr David Grahama,ev 3b Pitolcelly ...

... Ltil I ll:so, no fewer than (81 P new piers were built, and nor less thani G3,000 wvere added to a1 the number of mcii previously employed in ithe fisheries. But, tl the erection of an additional nuneber of such piers at else pro- sent time offers a special ...

... society ; it selek~s the rse'rr>d .ef past tinte, a nd historiy add's hter itbousandis klfiith, taittil, in a mttieri' Of has~te and bewilderment, ott,- isi apt to esteem thre witrlhl .as nothing but amigh6R 'i -hiXf fooi1, s-'iling thr.-rih space. For ...

... that Mla u the long-wished-for opportunity lice at length arrived, lie I ss a16aps into the arena with an almost feverish haste, as if Ha ns rud~icg the loss of a single mometigrplgwth iso to atagonist. Hih face is pale with emotion; his dark eyes Wi ...

... agasinst I700ft, in that etericture. J This insane that there will be no pier in the river. , The two steel shore piers are to he 6201t. high; I against the 355 feet of the Scotch piers. The anchorages for the suspensions chains wvill be of r masonry set ...

... rezret to cI -observe that the coismity has once more had the mis- IC fortune to have a visitation of that subtle malady p pier- uiui. The disease mansifested itself in an ox on the farm of Tullo, Beuhoils, tenanted byh Mdr George Maon, but the origin ...

... been refunded to him. r- DONATIONS, LWAOAIES, AND COLLECTIONS. I iet- A donation to the Infirmary of £50, from Mi se Shand, hast sister of the late Mr Rt. Shand, advocate, was reported; and A ire- in the letter from Mr D. R. Mornies, advocate, intimating ...

... contradiction or I of conrnmation to a suspicion entertained by some engi-| th mebrs in the south that some of the central piers were Ceol not altogether free from risk of subsidence. Could no these men not be brought up and asked if they were' pa ever ...

... pEublic exesaatendptd;adhnec f, the necessity. of, adding 4d to the rat.-Z'm lirl Pe. aThe' ~ proposal to: widen' 'the 'north, pier at~,an expens of n 210 a enpostponed for'~ the present, on the'gon at tha te Lo~~aon' which,'fthe Ha~rbour BoardL is Prtny ...

... her, and walked rapidly towards her writing- tabie ; midway there, however, she was arrested by the sight of herself in the pier-glass, The neatest of figures, clothed in a serge costumie created by Bluebracken's most artistic cutter ; a small head, crowned ...