... Chicliester and Arundel, or thi n „ . at( *'nfir-places of Bognor, Littlehampton, and W ji,' a nd when the projected Railway to Hastings is .„ miles aloniP?^ a 'ailway communication extending nearly *_ Astern 3_ • • coast of Sussex, and connecting the eastern ...

... reet. John Allen. Esq , 12, Gloucester terrace, Kensington. William Birmingham Costello, Esq., M.D., Wyke I Brentford. T. Piers Healey. Esq , Elm-court, Temple. Wm. Gunsto olilly. Roxburgh. Esq . 38, Blouitield road, Maida hill. A. Abraham iber of the ...

... and surveyor, thought, that in heavy gales of wind it would be impossible for passengers to embark or disembark at Granton Pier. , . Mr. Thomas Mitchell, engineer, was of the same opinion. The Earl of Zetland, examined by Mr. Ayton.— He was of opinion ...

... RUINE, from BRUNSWICK PIER, BLACKWALL. — The GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY* magnifi- cent STEAM-SHIPS, carrying her Majesty's mails, and in correspondence with the fastest steamers on the Rhine, are appointed to leave the above pier for Rotterdam, every ...