... Lordship's domestic Chaplains. A beautiful and extended central water course has been obtained by the removal of the middle pier of Rochester Bridge, over which an elegant elliptic arch is to be thrown. The Stupendousnndertakin, , of excavating an aperture ...

... John's Priory with heraldry, which Beelzebub himself could not blazon, and left but one of the original hinges to its antique pier. Alas, for the day! Moorgate is not ! and Aldgate is not ! Aldersgate is but the shadow of a name! and Newgate lives only as ...

... her that her house had been robbed, and that every thing was in the greatest con, fusion. She accordingly made all PdSsible haste home, and found the prisoner with her father and brother in the kitchen, and her dressing case lying On the floor, ransacked ...

... the eastward of the Esplanade. This was the principal damage done, which was no injury to the Chain Pier, it having no connection whatever with the Pier itself. ...

... Castle sailed from Helena on the 28th of June, and the Bridgewater on the 29th of June. The Lowther Castle spoke the Warren Hastings, outward-bound, on the 11th of July, in lat. 9. 91. N., long 21. 53. W., all well. The Winchelsea and Dorsetshire were in ...

... obviate this danger, and facilitate the navigation of the Medway, numbers of men are now employed in pulling down the central pier in order to convert two of the arches into one, and thus open an easy and safe passage for vessels proceeding to and coming ...

... of heat upon iron, that is, to prevent its - , expanding ; for 'here the spandrils - enter the Masonry of the abutments and piers, - they are wedged in tight with iron wedges, from the bottom to the top: the consequence is, that on expansion ,takinF place ...

... niaht the Melita, of Sunderland, was oriven behind the north pier, and will, it is feared, be a total wreck ; the Louse, of Abe then, was dashed to piece - against he mound by which the south pier is protected again•t the fury of the ocean ' • the Messenger ...

... total wreck near the Pier. The Kingston is bliged, of combustible matter. It might be said, that he allowed that 15 • o e for the purpose, as it is supposed, to disguise themselves,' and Church-row, -row, t. were own sunkmear Pier. of Wellington, Queen ...

... line are as follows • , Feet. Ft. In. Centre arch of new London Bridge span 150 rise 29 6 Piers to ditto, 24 feet. Second and fourth arches. . 140 27 6 Piers to ditto, 22 feet. Land Arches • l2O 24 6 Abutments at the base, 73 feet. • Total width of ...

... Mr. Christie, of the Commercial Bank, Dundee, while amusing herself in one of the pinnaces moored at the point of the Craig Pier of Newport, fell into the water, and the tide coming in at the time, she was carried rapidly up the river. The piercing screams ...

... at Deal on Friday last. The object of their visit was to ascertain the practicability and importance of .having a chain- , pier erected, similar to the one built at Brighton. We understand that the desired and well-wished-for object is determined upon ...