... and five from Victoria—those from the last-named terminus conveying 2,500 passengers. From Victoria 500 persons booked for Hastings, and two special trains were despatched to Eastbourne and Portsmouth, and nine to the Crystal Palace, for which about persons ...

... people's Pasace. 8. Royal Archaological Iatifsz-G. E. Fox en i- oonium, 4. Messin cd Iaenoreisservia St. Join's. Wesamieater, 4- Pier= EE Oncs o .- ao Gallery. Trm- falgar-squltare (free), from~a 10. Nati i Portraits (free), from 10; Royal Acarlemr, 9 to 6; ...

... beg to recommend their SCOTCH ..ndIl WHISIm s Ltter A. In Spri Lint, ifs, per gallon.WriteortheLintad it ib t free by paet, PIERS and POND for MALT LIQUORS, Bane's Ame, S Reid's and Guineas'i Stout in Wood per Barrel or Nls . derlin; in Bottle- by repnted ...

... extremity of the intensed extension of the tl existing pier, called the Signal-house Pier of North Queens- so terry, which railway will be woelly situated in the parish of w Duemferinhine. al 9. A pier, commencing at or near Dundas Lime Works afore. a] said ...

... Eoarding EstaQlishuent. agW -f Div. Feng ea. r Pier.-rivate vans. Sea 13ab Tablie dthutn. Tarill senl,-A. LUC&*S, Prop. ])OVER. DIVER'S DOVhR CASTLE HOTEL Close to both Harbour, Railway Stations, NJ ?? Pier. Gooe vw Lofty CoSee aRa. 4huesm.dSte._ Gcod ...

... WALES. Grounds B b &:reB , S(. I ?? l,OOO foot, Over100idng Pier 'er. odrte rized T ariJ. NOTE.-ONLY 11iOT:L Ca ?? Ciff. UBREMOUTH.-THTE HNSION.-The Square is absolutely central arid close to Pier. Handsome and Bo lofty' l s thelicrsreithacharming vielse ...

... Furttished r. 1) ?? newr sea S-out se Tk-e mode- C Sate. b-AddressE., Xine V&le. Snercod f QbjR~NEZv UTH. -Nice T'rL ENTS, near t pier, pio$, Good cookuln2. M.oderate tarois.- , Ilt~xtn ruimonsd,-roed. 11arthOlome'xs, tfrtghton. ~)RXTO -LrgoDOUBLE-BE.DDD]) ROOM ...

... FEUGUSSON'S HYDROPATHIC ESJ ABLISHMENT. Superior, cmatmWAe, homelike. Unnrvlledscnnery. t :nnu, Golf, &c. [W ITLEONARDS-ONSEAoad HASTINGS.-THE EVERSTELD HOTEf L. Fr AJ Moat Comfortable. All Mod~uern I rov iew ands k4 fa5r t ?? Po = dc FullSoutb 6 T NYBRDGE WELLS ...

... issect, i tiisiaret deeiands of their rapidly. in. crensioc business, they hiove solectedl tho best Lind flost stilta~lol piers o01 land (for apace, light , and air) ite QtUEEN VICTORItA-STRELT, and have built upon it it FEItbEuT' i'IINTINI4 OFFICIIE ...

... communlcs- tion3 witl the sea, to a point a short distance west of the Chain Pier, and from its high position commands an exeelent view of the sea. It lices between the Brighton and Hastings line on tle north, and the Old Shorehaturosdfrom Brighton ?? onethe south ...

... PALMER- STON will leave Old Seven Pier, above Landon-bridge where the Pemmany Boots alert frots, DAILY, et 0.40:1 10.M a~m., amid 3.05p~mn. (tinnlest prevented bynurforeseen oirournatanccal. reiturninig fromr Terrace Pier, Graves. I _ end, 00at;urd Ipta ...

... an ealrgetheexisting Pier end baildinga ; to erec a. Pavilon thre ondth Penlr-rhead. to improve the Landing stages ; and to cern for o vtahradiin and improvemneric to the Pier. Theoriina Wet PerComparny wan eatablished and the Pier Be pne o h pbrei the=ra ...