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... thy Saviour's presence. He Endured thy curse upon the cursed tree, He bore the burden of thy father's guilt When the nails piere'd him and his blood was spilt. And thy sad ruin swell'd that bitter cry When shudd'ring Nature saw her Maker die. Then let ...
... A Folkestone correspondent telegraphs that the ftmmnoNdm. a«:! Hastings, on the return jomt;y ver, with seventy passengers, went on the rocks near Folkestone. gbo was making for the pier to take up '.En-engm left at Folkestone in the morning. As the tide ...
... the decision. Prinoess Victoria Mary of Teck has consented to become patroness of the Macready Seaside Holiday lnstitute at Hastings, which will be opened expressly for the members of the Theatrical Mission, Covent Garden, at the commencement of the new ...
... trench a mass of chalk and fiint concrete, puddled in an adjacent pit, is run, and then a number of brick piers are built into the concrete bed. The piers rise considerably above the ground level, and upon them the wooden under-frame of the hut is fixed. This ...
... hailstones of unusuallly large size. Although it was nearly low water at the time of the storm the water swept over the Admiralty Pier in great quantities, and the mail boats, in order to get a safe berth, had to put into harbour. Such a complete collapse of ...
... Washington, Me. Joseph Peck to Miss Amelia tushel. the Pier that Apartot the wext generation will be halt pecks and Vite Casa per ce raw ore from which they are manufactured dees mot cos! more than ts. tal pier owt, the value becomes & but, wrought into ear rings ...
... drawers and chairs, glasses, toilet and other ware, mahogany and oak sideboards with plate gluss bucks, sofas, wardrobes, pier glasses, &c., brussels and other carpets and rugs, mahogany dining, 100 and card tables, a new iron frame cottage pianoforte ...
... Brassels, Tar- , end velvet pile carpets and rugs ; damask, chintz, & other window hangings ; noble & ehim- ; superb new ey, pier and console gle and tables and double-action harp, by ; a 10-foot table, by Thurston, splendid: mantle and table clocks, and ...
... reecaiiig. fifty-two lives 1 Vbm'sfa diftl'Pent 'wrecks 1 -The' Pttofsrth lifeboat 1 cietftff itftii ' tHe Caister ,No. 2,' hasted steam tug, hir crew. m ffiij lfttp victuallers lifeboat, stationed - nje4aa»o£ iteafiatngi ,»j*is®eßs- ••iU»e. l -j»ae%ge ...
... 132, St. Norwich—Miller, London-street, and Wolverhampton—J. Freeth. James’s-street. Norwich. Weymouth—Hyling. Hastings—C. Gilbert, Hastings. Newbiggin, Barician and Son. Hammersham—Birch. Reading—Nott, London-street. Strat ford-on- Avon— Frome—Pitt. ...
... Commander the Chatham garrison, drove up almost unnoticed by the crowd. He was received by Admiral Hastings and at once conducted to the end of the pier nearest the river, amid respectful marks of recognition from those who occupied the reserved seats ...
... steamship Caledonia, Captain Hast, one of the fleet of the General Steam Navigation Company, off Flamborough-head, on the Yorkshire coast. The unfortunate steamer left St. Katherine wharf at 8 o'clock on Saturday morning for Granton pier. She had her usual number ...