... Yeaterday the and were taken from the quarter bells, and after the clock had struck four it wee stopped. It will be talvm to pier.. by Mr. G. Worton, and will be . stored with the chiming machinery in the Baptietry. of the bell. were from their berths end ...

... Company begin the uf tee firet lomat. •• the N. as eaterprum unittoe in the of Enuloh enblobind Lord Macaulay's Warren Hastings . be the fir. sot u m s ; witl bu by V.lton's • •• of • Cirlda Horde, atobiAdtphyol Beejaniin FroMlin. idan'e •• School ...

... hours, the Queen of %Vatering Places was reached in safety. The principal places visited were Scarborough Castle and the New Pier Head. Those who took day tickcts retureed to Leamington this morning about 1.30, after tliormighly enjoying a pleasant outing ...

... famition anbinget Shroreliire hew:term. the remarkable f. r bomber of tenant.fanner exhibitors. A sheep-breeding exhibition pier, confined almost exclusively to ai Leann2,l.'ld tentint farmer. eytry di I a marked advance ae might reaeonehl, uxrected ...

... off, his remota. scattered ground. It is, bled, a wonder that the casualties were not ;pewee. There were fully thirty walking pier, although structure by fising tragments, on ; e.c unscathed. Colonol Strangewaya and Colonel Lyon to injuries] ond the ethane ...

... maohNe-head, used by an old master. Large assortment of Violins, Flutes, and Piccolos. Six drawing-room Suites, in plush; large Pier Glasses and Overmantels ; good plated Tea and Coffee Services; plated Forks, Spoons (complete sets); and Carpets, pile Table ...