... season of the year, the open roadstead in which the embarkations and disembarkations necessarily took place, and the want of piers, wharves, and boats. Omer Pasha, too, who has bwn an eye-witness of these creditable performances, which more than 40,001) ...

... baths since the season commenced. He swam considerable distance along the West Pier, and his two companions, who were partially dressed after bathing, ran along the top of the pier, calling him back, as had gone far enough, bat the deceased must not have heard ...

... Cellaret Sideboard and Set Dinner Table. 4J ft. b, ; Plate Bucket., S -rcoph.gu., Dining-room Ch ra, in Haircloth; and Pier (Hastes, Roeewood and Mahopao Loo To -, ReakfMt c..d and Ladies' Worktable.; profusely cn, red Mahogany Dr.-i .g-r-u>ra Chairs ...

... been put in, and these two will be in in about fortnight; the north abutment and six of the piers arc to tho level of the springing of the arches, the other piers are making rapid progress. The masonry is some of the best I have ever seen, and reflects ...

... eager haste. Meanwhile, Sir G. Hamilton, with coolncss-and courage worthy of his profession, kept the ariimals well in hand, and avoiding with admirable dexterity, the obstructions which beset his path, turned them in the direction of the pier, which ...

... 4 and is man, that Ihou art mindful of him; and the son of man, that Thou-visitest him ? For Thou hast made him a little lower than the angels, and hast crowned him with glory and honour.” The attendance was extremely numerous, and comprised most of the ...

... doubtless Tory disagreeable animals for solitary pedestrian to encounter. But travellers agree In stating that they pftWrm hast one asefbl service to the city, and that is by acting searangera. Similarly the Englbh garotter seems likely to produce one ...

... stung a flock of Shanghai chickens, nearly all of which died, and persons passing along the river side were obliged to make haste to avoid their sting. A little after six o’clock quiet was restored, and the living bees returned to their hives, leaving the ...

... 1 large Pier Glass, Engravings, Car pats, Fenders, Fire-irons, Hearth-rag, Round Foot Stools, richly embroidered. 1 Mahogany Sideboard, one large Dinner Table, Mahogany Cabinet, Chairs with moveable seats, Moderateur Lamp, Exgravtogs, Pier Glass, Carpeting ...

... landlords, which is easily proved the happiness and the reliance placed both in himeelf and Ins muchrespected agent, George Hastings, Eeq., the tenantry on his vast estates.— Ulster Observer. An Eating-House Keeper.—The Hon. Mr. Cadogan, whose name has been ...

... matter of public boas,. Nowhere, no, that if wei , e acquitted Ireland was nnfi for trial and Mr. Devereux. Of the Entire Than hast brightened snnl, 0 angelical Yismn, anything like his old health, he may fairly say to might P sometimes how to remedy particular ...

... j the Marquis of Hsrtington, the Chief caucus, which held its first or earliest sittings in I his wife, and four children. haste to bnry .UI dead away, surface which they call scraws, bnt which is Bernal Osborne’s question, whether the Government 3 ecrsUr ...