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... the resi- ti dence of Sir Thomas Brasesy, MP,, visited Hastings r1 yesterday, accompanied by his hoat and hostess. The 0 party, who drove from Normanhurst court, paid a brief viait to the pier, passing through a guard of honour, con. Ii slating of rifle ...
... fined 5s, each and costs; and George Bailey, who did not appear, for a similar offenie, was fined 7s. 6d. and costs-William Haste and Thomas Valentine pleaded guilty to a game trespass, and were fined 5s. each and costs.-Several persons were fined for allowing ...
... furnishedl by Mr. Brunel. e The pier' at eitishead appears t6; be his. Favourite plan; and i if the improvement of Pdrtisle~d, and raising it into al place of importance, wvero the quehtioo, certainly the con- struction of such a pier would be decidedily the ...
... consisting of four men, were saved by means of lines from'the shore. ACCIDENT TO CHATHAM PIER. An accident of an alarming character occurred yesterday afternoon at Chatham pier. After the last boat for Sheerness had left at three o'clock a stiff' south-westerly ...
... French E8CRITOIBK; Inlaid DAVENPORTS. CHIFFONNIKBES, and Canterbury WHATNOTS; Large Circular, Oval, and Square CHIMNEY and PIER CLASHES, with brilliant Plates: Console TABLEB, with Glasses; Scvsn-oetave Walnut Cottage PI AN OFOBTE, by ana Sons : French ...
... freight, 60 sheep and one horse, which were ready and waiting on the pier at eight o'clock. Your packet did not leave until twenty minutes to ten o'clock, and my stock being on the pier at eight o'clock, I had thus one hour and forty minutes to put these ...
... Margate-that the inhabitants of Southend con- structed their pier in order to get a glimpse of the sea in the far distance from the extreme end of it at high water. Be this as it may, the pier is generally believed to be the longest in the world, and it ...
... oo; I Bursar of Bltham College, R6v A. 1. W. Cromse, vicar of Rye; honorary secretary for the Additional aerates Society, Hastings If, deanery. Rev R. D1Ombrain, MLA,; honorary secretry for the Additional Curateo Society, Bristol deanery, Rev W. Durst ...
... Alexandra ss, Glasgow; Sunlight ss, Liverpool- In Kingroad—Florende, Nevis,W.l., Bristol; Hiram, Pensacola. Arrived at Portlshead-pier—Lyn ss, Ilfracombe. Arrived Sharxmess —Caroline, Ystad, oats; lona, Belr-ullet, oats. Spoken, May 27, Avonia, baroue, of Bristol ...
... pa-sengers were cast ItteSevern.-eeven of the lent-nramed to meat a watery grave. 'Tbs upper pier is only accessible at high wietar, and there Is a second pier carried further out into the channel, connected with the point of which are some rougia pobts ...
... admittiug the largest ocean liners now built, Almokt concurrently with thin work it. was promosed to build a low water lauding pier etif the Dunball with a double pontooa landing etage end at the end a half-moon lighthouse mole extebdirp nearly to the low ...
... anad a bo~y namled Byrne, cape' in WiBklon Bay, About 400 yards dist.ot from end of the Eaett Pier, A zuedicl student, vsi. HaFmilton, who was fishing on the pier, notieed ts; the boutbed suddenly turned over, and he gave8 f las. Tbree pilot bi sat. immrtcfately ...