... THlE ti IIALTIC. a of The embarkation of the Freneh troops took place on Saturday. ' Y'- Bear-Admiral Berkeley, C.B., weho hast hod the charge of this 11 atsrvice., went over to Calais in the Vivid, steam-tender, on- Fiaand, having inspected all the ships ...

... shelter to a deep water basin, and to construct a pier an(1 quay on the top of the saine, and this pier will be continued until it Joins the shore at the south end of the harbour. The erection of this pier and quay will protect an area sufficient to accommnodate ...

... Mr William Howard. .Hastings, G. W., East Worcestershire.-Mr George Woodyatt Hastings, of Barnard's Green House, Wor. cestershire, elected as a Liberal in the room of Mr Henry Allsopp, is the only son of the late Sir Charles Hastings, M.D., of Barnard's ...

... the ibefore, of the length of sloven piere.with the planking Mansion :'duly lashed to them, laly moored to the Terry side of acumen I the water, and this was first floatei into position. The that refli .remtaining piers, of which three only were required ...

... the Arts from four PI of I to three years, wvbich forms a prominent feature of these ti !,Ordinances, and af en Ordinance af hast year. e if; 3d. That thiasvluable Scholarehsips instituted by the fe Commissioners will not only stimulate our youth to in- ...

... be- lonnging to the to.vn, makes thern take- a closer interest in the underitalcing.. .- a Another of the Crimeaei veterans hast departed, by the dCeath of 11a Carles Macrae, Alber- dein, late of :the ' 92ad Gordon High- . I Ikmoer;. 'MI Mnacine eIhiated ...

... Sabbath shoiiiino-, fth hdai-t of ittiam sI jin an of pe-a~e must have felt inspired wit.$ a natina ta1 sin pusist. At the pier itself tileenthtrsiasin mas a Fb unbeunded,.and as hundretl prbtsktd fci ann to I bid good-bye to the braae fbiowa SOil the ...

... committee of the Orkney Pier and Itarboulr ip c Commnissioners on Friday visitedl Seapa andl fixed the o exact site for the proposed new stone pier, whichI will bz run seaward 500 feet. Y STIIIEET9 TO BE RmurAItED.-Mr BI. M' Donaldl hast i) olitionedl the conltract ...

... xe ed at bookseller's shop occupied by Alexander Hastings,. while the rest of the building, which was a two-storey noess one with attics, was used ,as dwelling apartments- ward Mrs M'Leod and Mr Hastings residing above their, the respective shops. The ...

... seat. As a rule the h eprize-winners' eyes were modestly lowered d c during the ceremony, and in most cases there n .was a haste to retifre into comparative obscurity n among their classfellor B. ti The Dseside and Donside Association do not Rsee a pa ...

... ease. Upon being challenged by the captain, and asked why he had not * shouldered with the rest, What the diel's a' the haste, quoth he, 'canna ye wait till a body takl' a snuff ? A GENTLE REMINDER. A gentleman, who paid frequent visits to a farm ...

... HEATH- amserog ARISTOCRACY AND MoBoCRAcvA, DACIPYR of-being TO BOTANISTS-EASTFR WrEIZ HOIIbAYS-~ iretietiiB. THE ELECTIONS: HASTING-tRAiSSEri'S SONY- SHINE- SEASIDE I COENTRICITIBSLIUFFS ibiins01 AT DINNER-ARTIST GOSSIP-FASnIrO2NABIE 5STBRaT i '1 BONNETS-GOL ...