... How cleverly I play the flute ' '' A fool, in spite of nature's bent. May shine for once—by accident. THE LATE LADY FLORA HASTINGS. 111-fated Maiden oh, if sympathy— The deepest sympathy that hearts can feel— A nation's sympathy—if this could heal The ...

... almost become necessity of modern life. It would also prove a great acquisition to residents of the neighbourhood if a small pier were provided opposite Belgrave-road for the convenience of boating-excursions. Another suggestion they had to mak -, and which ...

... Mrs. Webber, Hotel, Tiverton. Wanted ; small » ly; Exeter; lion se - Pur d kept; state particulars.— G., Ladies' Agency, Hast Exeter. WfORKING-ASSIBTANT (good) Wanted; re» lerenoes; family treated one; comfortable home— Mr*. Roberts, Seniors Farm, Newton ...

... REDUCTION OF FARES TO ALL THE PORTS, and 2nd Cabin RETURN TICKETS, for One and Half Fare, are available for a MONTH. FROM MILLBAY PIER, Xß Plymouth, MAY, 1863. BRITISH and IRISH STEAM PACKET X COMPAN intend, Wind and Weather permitting, to dispatch their powerful ...

... time. Goods by tbese Vessels are at the risk and expense of the Consignees soon landed. All Goods tor Shipment must be MILLB PIER the day previous sailing, accompanied by a Shipping Note. N.ii. Noi ses and Carriages carefully shipped and landed but at risk ...

... country Wout enme dag reative what it owed to the farmer the part be tad played ir the ef the camfelda af It sow, as the acldfera hast practicatty | I their did mot ever, that the farmers hed | Thera bc at we 2 of atl the com that coukt be grows is the harvest ...

... not wish say anything against the project. If it could carried out it would be a fine piece of work, rivalling the Government pier of Dover, or anywhere else. (Laughter.) But it was impossible do I so he did not wish retain the money paid him. Mr. J. A. ...

... Leadenhall Street, Miller's Wharf, Lower Hast Smithfield, and West Kent Wharf, Southwark. London; LE FEUVRE and S©N, Southampton; W. and E. C. Cabin Falmouth ;R. C. Hatch, Portsmouth ;or to CLARK and SON, Agents, Pier, Plj uth^ ...

... titles, which set me thinking of this.* My eye alighted an entry made in by a proud father, who had two sons, seemingly, named Piers and Arthur • Our darling Arthur gazetted in the Pevon Regiment, Wednesday, February 2nd, 1910. ' King Arthur, was the marvel ...

... 101 101 - Hungarian 4 per cent. 103 Imperial Ottoman Bank 122 Ite.li'u 5 per cent 102g 102.'. Japanese 5 pier cent 1034 103 i Mexican 5 cent. Ext. 1024 Peruvian Ordinary 34 'Do. Preference 16; 16} Portuguese 3 per cent ...

... Bristol, Nottingham, Liverpool, Portsmouth, Southsea, Stouitihend, Leicester Manchester, Southampton, Hanley, ham, Woolwich, Hastings, and Eastbourne. Surely Exeter is not going' be left u^- There is hunting country, except, perhaps, Warwickshire, better ...

... Saunders. Hulme 12 0 Lamport (Sir B Wills) 11 12 Uncle James (Mr .) Gore a 11 12 The (Mr Venn) Lea. a 11 Moor ('Mr A Bank;er) Hastings 6 Man Gate Mrs Tukee; Fitzgerald George II P Powell Merry Dance (Mr D Benjamin) Young 11 0 Ben 'Capt Powell 10 12 Steady ...