... difficult passage. Two flags were a . hoisted at the pier; the tug-steamer Derwent lay in h readiness in the channel; and the two lifeboats were e I also manned, having been dragged along to the pier byl a number of willing bands, not a few being fisher ...

... cottage dairies, -the report of the Congested Districts Board states that the milk and butter sold by most of the small occu- piers were of a very inferior quality owing to there being no place to keep them, except the dwelling-house, where the impure air ...

... unwearied pa~ pertinacity, but, in all sorrow, he it said, Without yem grace of style or loving-kindnless of sentimentb. Hap- cv pier now are such towns. The se verity of preventible Psi disease has abated. This streets, for the most part thi well paved, neither ...

... for con- sideration. The Commissioners then sat as Town Council. The convener of the Pier Committee reported the completion of the contract for filling up the west pier, and said the contiact price had been paid. The account was passed by a majority, C ...

... NORTflT-EAST (0A- \1'\5iC IN. ! \ esterdav the twenty-sixth annual mneetilng Of the North Hast Coast Mission was held in the Upper, Ha lt of the Young Men's Christian Institute, Aber- I I iei u, Mr Wrm. lerusoni of Kiiiniundy. one of theo Presidents of ...

... Britlsis oTNel in the evenine.. Onl gn-atrav.:she toAl a drive thiroisali k-verrl pm-tnr of thel' Citv, nnl-l cl~visitei Gi~aiiton Pier andl otlier pieces; in the in-h-ibon-hond.T Snedav nlfter~orm liar Rloyal Hig-linops attenlded divin erv ce at St John's Eaisvnopil ...

... trate received an anonymous letter affirming that, at a car- oat. tain hour next evening, Moriarty would be driving to Kil- ho hast larney, having in his possession important documents. Hs P( luckily acted on this information, and when the police seized PI ...

... rhuriupthese two, motiths, spek ta 003 01 11u hri -spoak he did, atail went lieabout eji-ili-.ti -4 c-ti--n ireci etie( Piers of thre Preshytery, not to accept or -lia r--,si~-' tt'oWi vr-tnlerril In .ar till tite 8th of (3 tub X '.. Anti wp - nria ...

... the crew in one case, but were eventually successful. DIFFICULT RESCUES AT HASTINGS. i At seven o'clock this evening a schooner was k seen drifting towards the shore at Hastings. She so ' poved to be the Nerissa, from Portmadoc for the ! tic, and became ...

... lunch served her in a private room. At a quarter to one o'clock Her Majesty left the hotel and walked slowly to the floating pier opposite, with the intention of going on board the steamer and returning to Montreux. As she was crossing the path to the lake ...

... occurred yesterday near! t Baltinore. U.S. A number of excursionists I were stancding on a pier awaiting the arrival of a steamer, when a barge struik the pier and I carried a portion of it into the water. Between sixty and seventy persons-mostly women ...

... smokilng, butahe has ofIt is stated ti th dofsofincer atthes Warlhre- I gulaI eins bz Cigarettes are served as re- -i lrlyas Pier after dinter in Ereneh house that sgo mn for up-to-date syle,. Cclng bce ked With fasbio.l In -lhen'yhling cetnaas fhor tte ...