... MEISTEB GLEE SINGERS. Mr WILLIAM SEXTON. WILLIAM FORINOTON, Mr GREGORY HAST, Mr WEBSTER NORCROSS. MADAME ALICE GOMEZ (Prima Donna), MISS ANGELA VANBRUGH (The Celebrated Violinist), MADAM HAST (Piano)*- Reserved Seats, 4/*; Unreserved. 3/-. 2/-: Admission I/ ...

... support the pier by their own traffic alone They therefore bad to rely on external sources of irome. Burnham the natural point in the district for pier. Be did not agree that under this Bill the Barry would have prsctically the control of this pier. —Me-examioed ...

... dotnehad VILLA. €4OO. Ground Bent £3. with STANLEY GROVE ROAD.-Thma HOUSES hast aids. Pries £875. Refreshment a dining-room busi NESS for disposal in leading position ; dona to Grand Pier. Exceptional opportunity; low in coming ; early pooaoaaion.-MAffTKU A ...

... having 100 many irons in the tiro; neglect some remum work; pushing forward nnremunentlve schemos with undue haste; Parliament re Marine Lakes and Pier, involving loss to the extent thousands of pounds; and lastly and chiefly, through the Council's *’ Overseers ...

... !, I, ,/ / > THE WESTON MERCURY AND Pen Wartha, Rer. W. Jackson and fam 1 Birabeck-ternce, and Mrs BhuadeU, and Mn 3 Mrs Hastings and fam ft and GaMwr. 1A 2 Wellingtoo-terrace, Mias Chaldeoott 3 Capt and MraThelweil and lam Mian Reynold* and. pupil* ...

... Rev was a little man with a very wise head Our conversation turned up.«i the •gening «.f tfr pier, and made this remark, saving. is m.t the right place i ...

... name of Mr if. executor. Complaint was made that Mr. • exhibited a sigu over his door. Pier Hotel, sod over his refreshment-room adjoining the words, “Claremont Pier Hotel there being already Claremont Hotel. The license was renewed Mr. Harris consenting ...

... Marine Oardena, and for distance exceeding half mile immense damage was done. Hastimm Parade bmebued.—Enormous damage was done Hastings. Furious as the gale was Saturday night, it increased in force, and at high tide on Sunday, nearly the whole the three miles ...

... IIILmHOKOCuH Hor-s. Stafford road. PHRENOIiOGY. MADAM PROCTORS first profeaalowal visit to Waaton. Consultations daily tbs Pier Head, th* waiting ream. Fees from la 2123 ASTROLOGY. —All important Event* in Lila PoratoM. Marriage. Partner Described, Children ...

... rhit Easier lido, the Grand Pier /He. and nilrad uipp**rs who the boaltb-giriai fcfrat the Atiaatie, aa irrmlatlhlt drektd aa it waa ia gala si>na fltn- tad tin Mag. Mngg’s wall-kaowa mi itary program mad t» apprar tka pier Htaes at II 3, whtla ia the ...

... custody and charged with breaking open a box at the Pier Bazaar and stealing therefrom a number of fancy articles made of Derbyshire spar, of the value of 10s., the property of Mr. Edwin Brooks, Pier master. Emily Hill, who looks after the bazaar, said ...

... packet service would make the pier a paying concern. Mr. Kick : feel assured that the pier will never pay until we get some regular traffic, the tolls from the people, who use it for promduade, will never be sufficient. At Hastings and Brighton tolls might ...