... Commander of the Chatham garrison, drove nu almost unnoticed by the crowd. He was received by Admiiral Hastings ad at once conducted to the end of the pier nearest the river amid respectful marks of recognition from those who occupied the reserved seats. ...

... Cowan, and after lying rt becalmed at the entrance of Torbav until the evening wa .e towed back te ber anchorage off the New Pier bi the d screw steamship Zephyr. The Prince at a late hour v catted I, Mr. and Mrs Wheeler at No 7, Beacon-terrace, eubse. ...

... was pre- r vented from drifting down on the South Pier by a party of boatmen. Wkile the litania was adrift s Mo Mr. Theodore Randell with William Austin and 0 John Back, ran some distance down the Div Pier It with the objoct of mnake fast a rope with which ...

... rehearsed bit of id- excitement. t nsnall skiff containing three at ooelpants sudtdenly capsized about thirty be yards from the Pier and in full view cf the t a sbore, the thing happening so suddenly tbat. led overvone was at a loss to explain how it vla occurred ...

... .'aril'of eveririien and riees spaunned the entrente id.' toethel pier and -gardens.' The gardeni' were crowded with lay, personsa amitted, by railway ticket,-+and the well-kaown pier, act..itanaformed,into. thie likeness of, a pi~iilioln, was, occupied ...

... Irough. Considerable damage was done to property, and the s ?? Eastern line sustained much injury. Su At BurighE toen and Hastings tlhe gale wasJ severely felt, but As Ino disasters of any coniaequieice are reported. Co g At Shields, the gale wras very ...

... ments. X MENAEIE LFUPSseT.-On Monday morning, Womb- wells caravan of wild animals was overturned at Wel- lington-square, Hastings, and two of the horses killed. A jt keeper who shortly afterwards opened the door of the van, was seized by the hand by a ...

... lILL, Auctioneer. DatedaCullpmptou, 1st4prjl, luIt$. BRIX All. 0 be SOLD by Auffion, on Tuefday the 7tM T of May next, on the Pier, at Brixham, by three 'clock In the afternoon, for the Benefit of the Under- v*riters and Salvera, About 50 Pathoms of a Chain ...

... , the Exe Bight Oyster Fishery and Pier Company (Limited), to remove a pier recently ereoted by them at Starcroas, uander a provisional order of the Board of Trade, confirmed by Act of Parliament in 1864, such pier being, as the plaintiffs alleged, an ...

... Exeter, In company with those of his fellow citizens who were his companions In arms, though !their return was not in mush haste or with good speed, as the continued rains had rendered the reads dangerous and troublesome to pass over. s On reaching the ...

... About the saine time, the Twenty-eighth embarked at Liver. pool, accompanied by similar demonstrations. Their route to the pier was flanked by crowds; the windows were full of ladies; ail cheers pealed forth at intervals rapidly following on each other ...

... TORQUAY NE WS. a DlVIDED DUTIES, r The Harbour Committee has considered 3 the suggestion of separating the dnties of Sit k pier-master from those of the harbour-mastor, of r in the appointment of a successor to the late Ba Captain Pepprell. The suggestion ...