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... of the law with respect to the carriage and deposit of dangerous goods, and for the confirmation of pier and harbour orders relating to Clynder, Hastings, and Newlyn. MARRIAGES (SYDMONTON). Leave was given to Mr. Beach to introeluce a biil to render valid ...
... remain at Bagshot till the arrival of the Langravine of Hesse Homburg. The Landgravine is ex- pected to land to-morrow at Hastings, and, having paid a visit to her illustrious relatives at St. Leonard's, will proceed im- mediately to Bagshot. The Royal ...
... BRIGHTON, Sept. 21. The watering places on the Sussex coast, Worthing, Hastings, Littlehampton, St. Leonard's, Hastings, and even Brighton, are full to overflowing. This town has received an immense accession of company lately, exceeding our | most sanguine ...
... in the Folkestone, Hvthe. and Sandgate waters, and at. Deal cod of 1311 b.. IOJIb.. and have been landed from the pier and boat. Hastings silver whiting and flat fish have been principally secured, and the sport experienced augurs 'veil for the annual ...
... Sir Thomas and Lady M'Mahon and family remain in Bruns- wick-square. Sir C. Wolesley, who embarked for Dieppe at our Chain Pier a few weeks back, returned from France by the Talbot steamer on Wednesday last. The passage was made iv less than ten hours ...
... their town into an embryo I-istl» mine or Hastings, yet such an event, in the «.;.mi >n of many residents, and ofthe few annual visitors, would at once destroy the peculiar charm ...
... par(y. on a pleasurable excursion, left us as early as seven o'clock (his morning for Hastings, with the intent of return ng at ni-ht. She will be expected at the Chain Pier about ten o'clock. ™ ...
... Tat LBYLAND LTSBS. A. Liverpool Oorrespondent says; Arrangsmeuts hast been completed between the Shipping Oompsny •» Liverpool (of which Mr. R. W. to managlsg own«) and the Manehesier Liners (Umlsed) for the of a Joint direct fast higb-class stesmsrs ...
... damage was done to tbe Chain-pier. At Newhaven, we believe, the pier escaped, but the I groynes were considerably knocked about. At Eastbourne the gale was severely felt, but we bave not j beard of any special damage. At Hastings the storm raged very high ...
... Tonbridge Wells and Hastings, this town would be the nearest port from London to the Continent. He did not stand before them as the representative of another very im- portant company, whose object it was to make a harbour and pier at Hastings. His friend Mr ...
... Knowsley. A marriage is arranged and will shortly take place between the Dake of Norfolk and Lady Flora Hastings, eldest daughter of Mr. Abney Hastings of Leicestershire and the late Countess of Loudoun. The Marquis of Exeter haa arrived at his shoofc- ...
... yesterday afternoon, on the Admiralty Pier at Dover, where they had assembled quite an hour before the arrival of the Calais-Douvres, in which the gallant officer, with Lady Roberts and their family, crossed. The pier presented a very animated and not in- ...