... post-office had been struck with two shells and was a mass of ruins. The fad, or military post, was packing in breathless haste, with no great chance of avoiding the same fate. The furious cannonade of yesterday afternoon had wrought far greater mischief ...

... manufactured on the Premises. Elizabethan Chimneys and Chimney Pots, of Thirty Patterns and Sizes. Ballustrades, Column, Pilaster & Pier Caps, various; Consoles, forty patterns. Brackets, Gothic Heads, Grotesque Animals, Wall Copings; Wash-house Sinks, one hundred ...

... report of the death of Mr. Petherick and his wife that I lose not a moment in asking you to make known this good news.— In haste, I remain, your obedient servant, Itopx.rticK L M Beating the Bounds.—Thursday being .A.cension Day, the ancient ceremony of ...

... who are doing their work with a rapidity which English energy and English capital alone could ensure; and, with all this haste of execution one can detect no want of solidity in workmanship, or inaccuracy in finish, Although.the ,task they have undertakeLl ...

... . on 'Friday, two ' ivory inlaid chairs, taken by Warren Hastings, from the Palace of an Indian Prince, at the time he was Governor- General of India, were offered for competition. Mr. Hastings altogether sent six chairs to England. Two , of them went ...

... of cut toms; Tunbridge Wells and Eastbourne Railway. —The route of this new railway will be from the Tunbridge Wells and Hastings branch of the South Eastern, at Ticeiburst, to the Hai'sham branch of the Brighton and South Coast Railway, terminating at ...