... one which leads up the rentr.• of town, it the White Lion and FNlutatioo Lo•ola, to the right, ap to Stock Ohyll f orce. a pier tossups and ransom waterfall, at the hit,' Part of a lovely park. To sweden Bridge forms a nice afternoon's walk, and embraces ...

... o re familiar by sight with his master's friends. Lorenz. Antonio said, had a habit of doing pier«, of his journeys on foot when tlwre was not special haste about them. This lightened his travelling expenses, which were liberally provided for by his master ...

... bee with all the err* eke we able to The .strews Barb Md. as. bon now roar r ere the Or Kush so gibs mesa rem arias* wed pier Mei hiss she wad by had es. Merle, me pereshei biers awl these the es. rabid bed • bee r o t li Or said the bib hid INN an ...

... our readers as a shock, possibly not an agreeable one, that there Is a scheme on foot for laying an electric tramway from the pier at Waterhead, to Grasmere village. As will be seen from Colonel Rhodes' letter, in another part of our impression, the proposed ...

... Gondola. take path to rightjust before reaching Waterheasi Hotel. ( t) Co by Torver-road and take first turn to left by Ruskin Pier, where boats may be had. (e) Continue on Toever-road for quarter of a mile. Go through stile on left side of road at foot of ...

... entry of 540. and among the competitors were anglers frc London, Hastings, Clacton, Deal, Sidcup. Tottenham, Croydon, Chelmsford, ladies also took part. Fishing was cabled On from the pier from boats. and some Die* catches of flounders, dabs, plaice. gad ...

... hands.—on Both :idea. A Novel. By Fronees Courtenuy Baylor. A bridge should never be condemned until it has been tried by its piers. The man who was moved to tears entnplains of the dampness of the premises, and wishes to be moved back Agana Jamie Purdon ...

... until Sunday afternoon Saturday's tide swept over ll•relocli, Lochlong. and liolyloch piers. With the wild sea raging, steamers were unable to call. lielenshurgh Pier was severely damaged. The steamers Islay and Strathspey collided above Dumbarton on Saturday ...

... convince any waverer as to joining the esonnion. AS twelve o'clock at noon each day the seagulls are fed at the end of the pier—that is No. 1 item of attraction ; and in addition to this interesting item of interest there are boats on wheels propelled ...

... that when off the coast of Borneo one of the Arab sailors was tired of the Strathspey that ho fell overboard. He repented in haste, and just as he was making for the lifeboat that had put nut to rescue him a commotion rose behind him. and the crew saw a ...

... who had its rebelled t heir fathers in the path of victory. No reader can have for- gotten that when the derisive battle of Hastings commenced, Taildefer, a Norman minstrel, advanced on hereehnek before the invading bast and gave the signal for the onset ...

... Shortly afters aids a pointsman wee killed at no greet distance from the , scene of the former accident. and the same Mimi a pier traveller •as similarly killed near Alexandria. Mr. Pulley. NIP., ',peaking at a meeting of the Licensed Victuallers* Association ...