... recently made hi l way over the English Channel. He will start from Burntisland, and, ooming down with the tide, :midst Portobello Pier. Captain Boyton anticipates that he will be in the water little more than two hours. A TOURIST MIEISINO.—A. gentleman named ...

... veritably on the ex-members, for if they attempt to • lee by the door used by . 1.1..f0 they are met by a who dimes them to pier ohm by ibs Answers' rest*. Stephen's Hall. This pointed matinee of tellief e s. members what they know very well in I .al!inic ...

... visited the Royal Hibernian :Military School. A visitor who sra:. fishing Deal pier week brought up a gold match and chain on his hook. It Is supposed to be one lost on the pier by a resident on last bank Inlidsy, but the fortunate fisher hss not been seen ...

... would call it) cam, here one day, and I detergeined to drown 1Q That I didn't is a mercy indeed. I was walking along the pier yonder that night. a-. making up my mind every step to finish in ) twif I,y 4,:,a bold leap. At last I came to the end, and ...

... is very limited. My bushands wealth is in his landed property. If you a-k for too much, I simply my' No 'to your plundering pier altogether. Then You'll see that I can be virtuous too : I'll dew) your identity, and if you prove it, joieon inyrelf. Now ...

... girlish, there sat a look of determination would have astossished old Major Mum himself. Preeently he stopped before one of the pier-glasses, and looked at his own reflection therein. That be thought himself a good-looking young fellow there could be no doubt; ...

... one, and their early coming precipitated matters somewhat. Robes were hastily adjusted, and the Council and officials, more haste than dignity, and all in disorder, proceeded to take up their stand at the foot of the platform, just u the cheering drew ...

... 500 in all—have left our shores. The Corona, which had been chartered by the military authorities, left the Sandridge town pier on the 19th August, and anchored in the stream, whore the various stamens bringing the soldiers from Hobart Town, Adelaide ...

... fighting stoutly the would set to et God the Channels. &ginned the WNW as. these They Hen *me, fug sad Is the nal of Eat. end Haste. The Log thsa peadesd then gifts d they isms lin Itild and glib their , quarters et ie 1%2 sat Bahr Alba mil Admirer' dldernen ...

... of the Department of Education ; Dr. Richardson was appointed to a similar Position in the Health Section; and Mr. G. W. Hastings was elected President of the Council. A ?SW young Mr. Selwyn, at the request of his lather, the Bishop of Lichfield, and ...

... for trial. COrit'rft-M.kUrrAL.— TWO conftwinnetial Intim aseembled on lioard the Duncan, flaeship of Admiral the lion G. F. Hastings, CU , Commanderin-Chief at the !Cure, presided over by Captein G. W. Watson. The first prisoner arraigned before the Court ...

... principal eekentalhe inetientione hi the per _ __haus that oonntay way as a,..oo , asualor, one teaching may do vousethiag to haste@ the change, and metropolie, intending the Royal §oeisety, the Royal with all the world as a customer may ham its in proportion ...