... to be discharged. Tin; Hastings borough magistrates have bad before them a man, who gave the name of Longelield, a stranger to the town, who was charged with stealing a purse from the poo. et of a lady on the promenade of the pier. The prisoner, wise had ...

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... tha w as p rt orbe hoe'n 'of the Den, which x e r'ot eog ordina =t 'spring ' tides.' s he he if assoiged all hisright t th pier Cbay The were a not' theinstwhat of these praohe llnn' Geat' niplaintoso I. hadbeen made as toa way th ais had b n ta a Ir ...

... 1 worthy action a few days ago. As his boat 'was leaving 'j Dieppo harbour a fishing boat in full sail shot round the St, pier-head while the sea was running very heavy. A Mo, collision followed, in which the master of the fishing :boat Con got censhed ...

... Xaokley seereo ansrp and Timewell ran off, ,lemngrtlie'blia'Wy i r, side. ' TimeWell ran'to two' 'pibhih ' sisa49ltfS stet. pier, waer he fouund.Rackley and _ari6 * ia~. o eigeto ~ iinore: o ?? ?? *htq not, Another witaesa, frte&thet ?? ms elshbr pir50Ee4 ...

... matlta were big-are nbadtesemraog in aide the pier at.WeV wath a~h 'h arigte Isob daccdentally 61ippedai eoeroranwulaerdl- IcZ )avs been ?? Ont ?? rH IyRtawho, ?? the poo lfelo* tcould not swinm and was sinking hast, withoutia mo~ulenit'sa ng hesitation jaiped ...

... MgcKellar again appeared for the plaintiff; thai and Mr. Cole, Q.C., M.P., Mr. Collies, and Mr. Rorrell for coul the defendant. pier, The hearing of this case ocoupied the remainder of the day don bat an'd It was not concluded when the Court rose, the de TEHE ...

... beautiful, or so cheap. ' Thu Earl of Haddington, first Lord of the Admiralty, tpaid a visit to the Brixham Breakwater or New Pier, Du s Wednesday, and after a minute inspection; his lordship was pleased to express his high approbation, both of the utility ...

... the terms contained in the secretary's letter of the 15th c it ?? the Council shall 'i hvthopinoraemgthoriayshares at £847 pier passing of the Act.a i th h Mr ILY nscnigtemtormarked that I irt | the conseesion of redemption made the terms obtatnec bf ...

... inereace of ex pause to the counitty, on thle otet r i. Iii it a p resent i tiltatie, ht wevet', there enalld be noe particular haSte., i tdeed it ivouli stain boitt r that they slttuld, walt, ats I IteoG Ckveritct hail apptointed ilan f Inspectotr ofi thu ...

... corroborated this evidence, showing also how the gun I sewas held by the prisoner. Seeders, a constable at Craditon, proiltnced the hast worn by Mr. French at tbe time tbis transaction too place. William Powsslesland, a farmer, at SonthteWtoD, was called to i ...