... oould not learn whatoccurred at about twenty /agues distant from the Boulngne terminal. A pilot angina was despatched in all haste, and the Royalty of tusitallia arrived safa.ly at the station at the time before mentioned. General Roguet, one of the Emperor's ...

... written at the farm of one Pieterse, lying about eight miles on this side of Winburg. From this document, written in much haste, and on a small scrap of paper, daring the forenoon, it appeared that early the morning before Mr Orpen end Commandant Stander ...

... Saturday next this portion of the fleet Fooled' to the Baltic. It will oonsist of the screw block ships Pembroke, 60; Hawke, 60; Hastings, CO; Cornwallis, 60; Retribstion, steamer; Falco., 17, steamer; Rommond, 0. The Powerful, 84, will accompany the floating ...

... the gabions and earth sacks that may still be made serviceable; and, lastly, to fill up all the trenches. To restore the pier. to a state of defence by repairing its chief fortified area, demolishing at the same time the superabundant works that would ...

... them struck the pier beads and sustained further it jury. At Dover the wind raged with the fury almost of a burrie,ne. The sea did much havoc to the works now in progress at the extremity of that splendid structure, the Ad. miralty Pier, several groins ...

... winter rendered further operations impossible, the Commander-in-Chief hurried off Lord George Paget and his brigade in as great haste as if General d'Allonville only awaited their arrival to execute some brilliant and decisive coop that should worthily supplement ...

... COAL MARKET. Hastings` Hartley, 14s Rl—Tae Id Moor, 174 3d—Tanfleld Moor Butes, Irs 3A—Walls End H 2Jx 36—Walls End Morrison, 20s—Edew Main, his 6d— Is End Gate, 211— Walls E .4 Haswell, rd—Walls.Esal Hetton,Stesed—Walls End Lambtoa, Ohs 3,l—Walls End ...

... Spain, Thistle ; Robert G. Craig, Weazel ; H. T. de &maw°, Imperieuse ; Shute B. Piers, Starling ; Joseph Elys, Valorous ; J ihn Bytnesea, Laud ; John D M`Crea, Hastings ; Alfred Mitchell; Fervent ; Leveson E. H. ben-rust, Duke of Wellington ; Edward ...

... She then stood further in, and again anchored south of the harbour. Seeing her perilous position, the Coast Guard made all haste to the south coast with the life lines and apparatus, and a cable was got ready to assist. The vessel held on till nine o'clock ...

... pounds. The gates of the docks have been refs from their position and sank in the basin. WRIECK AND Loss OF Five LIVES AT HASTINGS.— On Wednesday night, a sloop was observed to be In great distress a short distance from the shore. The moon shone at the ...

... broke away from the lashings, and jammed the deceased, who was on the windward side, against the boat. He was removed with all haste, when he complained of the injuries he had sustained, and that he could not live. Ile was taken down to the cabin, where he ...

... matters continued until Clive roue and stablished an empire for us by the decisive battle of Pliny. Then followed the rule of Hastings and of Wellesley, and the early career of the great Duke of Wellington, respecting whom he might mention a fact perhaps nut ...