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... 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. ...
... POETRY. The two fo ?? pieres are extracted from Chapters on lri6ins . ou.i s-e I ,r by the Rev. Joeepn lHingemill, Chaplain of the IPentiville Goal, oald whose wur-K poossests enUChinterist, Thlevy wer-f. r e riiten by prisoners biring thleir comfinement ...
... advtnce of Provisions of almost every description, esjiecially Butcher's Meat and Poultry, inthe Exeter Market;. I,,ighit Pence pier Podhd Is asked this morning for Pork, and ,tnlev illeat iq dear in proportion! Now Sir, in order to create ja price that may ...
... 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. ...
... I Thelsupply of Fine Wheat for this 'morning'q;ia~ k6tbe rsnaedrate;.er ibdeedratlser ?? .Alfevati~rdde ujiiia be; i~ebli, hasts ecen.somewsvhit brisker, snd samnplea of Wseat,of Ine. suality hive edli' ;aearlj slit ihb aqwtotiseidu of thbs day;He'nniglst ...
... Newton Valence, Rants, his youngest son, Hastings Snow. Esq., of Bland. ford, to Helen Clara, youngeat daughter of the late Rev. Octavios Piers, vicar of Preston, near Weymouth, and grand-daughter of Sir Pigott Piers, Bart. June 25, at Compton Valance, Dorset ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... .'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 ...
... taking tre ever as a going conevern frmn the proprietor, the properly riet- known as ihe rlyrrouth Promenade Pier. This popular ?%nd. and beautiful Pier, whicih war finished and upened in Ir84, is 165 feet lrig, and thepier heed is 190 feet wide, cad It eR ...
... proprietor, the property Porter kaown as tie tlyrrouth Promenoda Pier. This populir ,,ee t. asud beautiful Pier, which was liuaihed end urpeneA in r ?? _ 184, is t65 feet long, antd the pier head is 190 feetwide, ?? is built on iron erilusne, embedded in ...