Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... nearly seven feet long and two feet aoven Inches broad. Canon Fremantle, proscuft a opiclal Noryice In Canterbury Cathedral hast night,entreatedhis hearers to follow the bright' example of ChretiDn sobriety set them by the depatted Archbishop, De. Tait' ...
... Grey as Belper. a detective, did justice to their respective ohacantees. The piece wae admoirably staged, a view of the pier at Hastings, by Mnsers, Dangerbeld and Barraud, evob leg loud applause, The acting evidently proved gratifying to thn audience, who ...
... Charles, son of the late John D. Thornely, Faq., of Liverpool, I ? to Annie, daughter of the late John Samworth, Req., of ?? Hastings. DIIATHS. Recently, at Iron Acton, Miss Catherine Necleston, aged 70. g November II, at Russell's fields, Horlield, Julie ...
... Shaftesbury, Bath, Bristol. &c. Goods this route are free of dock and pier dues. Freight and rail charges same viii Southampton. Passengers and baggage rid Poole avoid dock and pier dues. The New South-Western Steam-Navigation Company will not be responsible ...
... great. Now that judgment has been pronounced by the Queen's Bench Division In the action between the Bristol Port Railway and Pier Company and the Midland Railway Company, and the long-pending litigation between the parties may be regarded as having been ...
... minutes on the voysoe. She called at Barry, and spent twenty minautes there, so that het net time between pert and pier, or rather between pier and quay, probably beats the recold. mm Ater Frfd&7's protracted sittlog of ths Town e Doe!rn - he Reron1, by the ...
... deuiiitao its redecoration early this year at a osnsiderable ost,- it Is of 3n4U ?? itO -the towp. -80titly: i sneaking the-piers-an Ironilatbice-brldqe ?? t on the M c id th the little islet of Birabeok, nd E op ?? elde of the rack a small jetty juts put ...
... YARMOUT11, TUESDAY, The PIER PLATE of 100 gns, for two year olds; the winner to be sold for 100 eovs, Five furlongs. Mr Mumford's Free Trade filly, Bet 41b ?? Iertin 1 Mr Burton's Objection, Oct 71b ?? Biekaby 8 Lord Hastings's Pride of Kildare, Oat Illb ...
... Citibrio Parclkt, Ish ct tt t, the Active, Wil hams, sad tl;e Liler! v, Bailey, for 1laverfurdavest-the ,M:Iria, iis vev, 1: Hastes 3d St. INes. Thle I ac in)a i ai, Rlobi inoti,, fi ins hence for ?? Edwardi's ilaid. av:s s; olzrn * Pah on thce 2 itst. ri ...
... their next meeting. aIIDLAND BAIWAY DIlL, Mlr. CHARLES WILIS reported that the opposition of debenture holders of the Port and Pier Railway Coin pany to the clause in the Mi~dland Company's Omnihus Bill1 for the opening of the Clifton Extension Line to Avoaimouth ...
... as it wae iS was very beautiful, Ths estimated height was 36it. 71n,, and as the water overflowed the road near the Vort and Pier Railway Station it was probably attained, To-nieht a 36Et, tide is expected, aud should the weather continue fine there will ...
... Brunnow, Russian Ambassador, steamed on to the pier, where they were received' by Sir A. Hors- ford and other officials.. At half-pastsih o'clo k the Czar's magnificent yacht came alongside the Admairalty Pier, anid at five minutes past seven the Czar, with ...