... which Admiral Baird, all the English officers, and the hernia staff officers were invited. WATERSPOUT OFF HASTINGS. The rain fell in torrents at Hastings on Tuesday, and the deluging thou were almost continuous through^ut the day. whist a furious wind was ...

... building, though sot to the solemn senate chamber. The police on duty, repairing In haste to the spot, found at the ..it end of the river terrace, and near the Commons' pier, a crowd collected round • smoking tin cam which ad cm:4'lllod gunpowder, and to ...

... frees the bedr, . • Mee Weise hese haste the bash id the hie. The with week weals WIN Wblsd we, it is apposed, net • very se the dee desseed heil set bee we p se Winded hie bad boa see to Mee the hoidens. reed seer pier the spet bee Miner el • brake rhea ...

... was there and then agreed upon that the two should get married that same evening. The bargain made with such inexplicable haste was carried into effect. The certificate of the proclamation of banns between Smith and Andrew having been procured, the lady ...

... undeceived. The absence of her Majesty was of course felt as a great disappointment, though it seemed to make no difference. At the pier -head the Despatch, one of the boats of the Liverpool Steam-tug Company, was in waiting, with Mr. Campbell, the Chairman of ...

... his spirit passal away.—/heary of the Visited Stela. Tan TRIAD HAATINOILID February, 1788, was commenced the trial of Wanes Hastings before the House of CONIZIODS, in Westminster Hall. The trial, it is wall known; lasted nearly long as the siege co Troy ...

... alleviate the sufferings of the unfortunate vista& 0 VICIEKR. The Jobe itetespeon, - thedeiver ; John Norman, bran ; and lees Pier orard, went is. terred is tie cemetery at Galeabeed, in the pewee of about 9000 people. The Bev. R. Gook, Wesleyan minister ...

... meadows, and spud a joyous day. come to the mestloses, Those plessant. joyous places, 0 come with me, a - Merry band, i us haste sissy— We'll room and fsugb sr;th heart-felt mirth, Admire the beauties of the earth() come to the meadows, and spend a joyous ...

... wile le upwards of sixty bees taitsebei Ifith Th e rev. gen= in his 89th year. The &Mg, which is in the et the Bishop et Its haste', ale worth about 4111111 , ff re esce, sad sostains • popuistiou of 1,078. The of Little Waldlegfield, Suffolk, gn a t diem ...

... lengthened and elaborate leaders on a state of affairs which pusses through many changes of form as the revuiving oolonred piers of elm in the Weiderope. In these circamdances the reassembling Parliament cannot be regarded otherwise than ..a a godsend ...

... the subject. They are really in a manner bound to the South Kensington site, but Mr. Tate is reluctant to insist upon that pier of ground in face of the opposition from the Science Department. The alternative sits is on the Embankment and is the property ...

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