... hurricane on August 6th, when ou & voyage from Utica to New Crieans. By the ;.p-izing of a boat on the find.-on river, st Hastings, Sylvester Manghon, aged 4 ; Eliza‘ll)et.h g:uer, aged 20; Nottido \;rootheu, aged 22; ohn Demorest, aged 26 ;an . Derringer ...

... and two ewea along the Glasgow road, was overtaken by another dealer driving a bull and two queys. latter dealer being in haste, endeavoured to pass the first with his beasts, when a singular circumstance happened. On the near approach of the bull towards ...

... Queen Much amusement was Elizabeth is said to have slept bya and various reli ly said to contain the Ro the di istake in her haste to catch moraing in art ately the chest was locked, much to persons connecte nt of the ladies curiosity after dant and choice ...

... you will say, ' Lord! what shall I do ? Shall I traverse earth and sea, through misery and torment, that of those whom thou hast given me, I may not lose one ?—Wolfe. Take all God; what cannot be taken to Him must be banished from the heart and mind and ...

... run for the harbour ; but this attempt proved useless, and was soon seen that she would beached little to the eastward of the pier. The rocket apparatus promptly called out, and brought into position under the superintendence Mr. Beckerlem, chief officer ...

... Queen has appointed Colonel Gerald Noel Muno!, C. 8., to be one of her Majestv’s Honourable Corps of Gentlemen-at- Arms. The Hastings police have discovered a cardboard box well filled with sawdust. Of course it was originally treated as dynamite. The Manor ...

... Dear son of memory, great heir of fame, What needs't thou such dull witness of thy name ? Thou in our wonder and astonishment Hast built thyself lasting monument. Shakspere's monument is in every man's home. And yet though he needs no monument of stone ...

... question kept coming back to him with a sort of dreadful fascination. He could bear the faint hpplngbof the tide against the piers ; and the loxur gued down at the water, the more it seemed to whispar to him of peace and cest, and a quiet ending to all his ...

... was found to be dead in bed. Lady Peel was her G4ih year. Rear-Admiral the Earl of Waldegrave, C.8., died on Monday night, Hastings, aged seven: t-oue. He was distinguished naval officer, having seen much service under Lord Sir J. Duckworth, Lord Cot* lingwood ...

... Linly Hall, Rosewarn, and Park Lane, would come ‘ time ; snd, after all, ihtudg‘fowu: .{.nm.dnu-,m.royvu-hllym to be in no haste for a settlement, and no other man had supplanted tha haranat To BE CONTINUES. A white sparrow has been caught at Mark= I inch ...

... which was erected by the side of the goit. Capper took refuge on & beam over the Washed away wih the boller and the brick piers upon which W AWAY W t the upon wi it stood. Be wee: Hillfoot and the lnmr. Sheflield, umwfl-nmmmdumm inr ~ ...

... of their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess Frederick William of Prussia with flowers, as they passed down the Terrace Pier at Gravesend previous to embarking from England, have subscribed for the purpose of presenting her Royal Highness a memorial ...