... Goethe*, fa I hairs; Card, Maims, and other Tildes; tory Cabinet mad Pedestal, Ti. Mores, mad Candle Pier Clammy, Mums; lied KWdemander Cupp; BYir, .10 ; Haste Winds. tams. 11•11 Cad., .Its L.( TAW. , 8 d. C. .1.. Leap. 'lsrpeolin. Itorometer, Doable barrel ...

... bell from to toy. • goad work abash' not be and done qui. kly —on the erentraryont praise the seal and applaud the jeditious haste with whit► the Dugan hesitate acquired the sanetiott of both estates of Perlismeld and the Royal assent, and only regret that ...

... capsised and wens down. The casomity was observed by some par ies on board a yacht which the lough at the time, and they made all haste to femme the drowning men. The bodies of lr Gilmore, sem. and Mathews were picked up, bat life was humid to he eztine!. They ...

... be got ready previously to the at of the nicssongers at Dovcr.—Sra. Doves, Sarr. 9, revue o'cuses.—Departed in the greatest haste, the Fire Fly steam-boat, for Calais, with three King's messengers, air., Mr. Monte. Mr. Kay, and Mr. Waring.—The Fire Fly ...

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... deceased °Meer was patting gaits webs on the rode of torpedoes which were required for a trial of bin gun, which was to take piers the following d.y on board the Excellent. Mr Philip Pstker deposed, that jolt before Licateaant Meade died be said, While ...

... or persons unknown. A destructive fire occurred Lowestoft Pier early on 'rue.:luy morning. The reading room, thi bind strict, the north protection wall, and three hundred feet of the South Pier were destroyed. The damage is estimated at t 20,000. A return ...

... Aare the General Election will be ( tail in the background. This hi sill I.e gained in the teeth r tinate resistance. Hie at Hastings still insists that Ireland blocks the way. He is still. apparently, willing and anxious to poitpone all British legislition ...

... Herald states that the members of the Canadian Government deny the existence of the treaty. pace* forward and fell over the pier into the shallow water on the left; got up himself, and was helped out, his shoulder bleeding curiously lie walked firmly, ...

... create alarm, &to' might thus defeist, for a limner least, the very object of the measure. Happily there no o^casiuu haste, even if haste were nut almost eertain to interfere with speztl. It is a-i.l that deciaion has been made with that mamitnit7 •thich ...

... was taking an evening's walk on the pier whet; the mail arrived from London. The Calais and Ostend boats were about ready for starting, when everybody was alarmed by a low' shriek from some female. I made all haste to the place from whence the noise came ...

... mown in the. ilium • ith which peel, - and enthing a been emoted diming the hat week. Anything is better than a of Ter and Pier se thee are ; there is nn well le let alone; i e purest negation of ell that Is celled peace, triter, social happiness ...