... Long, esq., M.P., and Mrs. Long, Air. and Mrs. Forbes, Rev. Canon Jackson, Mrs. and Miss Whinfield, Rev. Preb. and Mrs. Hastings, Rev. T. H. Tait and Hon. A. H. Grosvenor, Mr. and Mrs. Stancomb and the Misses Stancomb, Major Clark, Mr. John P. Stancomb ...

... were aroused from their slumbers, and numbers of them with others interested in the shipping, lost no time repairing to the pier head, but so intensely dark was it at the time, that only few glimmering lights could be seen on the water in the bay, which ...

... Mattresses, Dressing Tables, Sets Ware, Washftands, Mahogany Chests of Drawers, Brussels and other Carpets, Fenders and Irons, Pier Glasses, six Mahoganyframe Chairs in hair, Tall Clock in oak case. Mahogany Loo Table, &c. A small quantity of PLATE, KITC ...

... which, the Government was, for some time back, taking various measures to stimulate private enterprise iv the Irish fisheries. Piers were in progress, and curing stations were being established, to give encouragement to these fisheries ; aud by such means ...

... Dover and running it off to the Calais pier, which to be considerably lengthened for that purpose. Immense vessels quite in the Great Eastern style are to accomplish this new marvel of travelling, and from pier to pier will done an hour, if all things go ...

... on top of the pier over my head. I tried to get u to render assistance, but fell, and ws picked up carried to the back of the pier by two f our men. Just as I was lifted over a low i which ats the sea coming into the road along the pier, I para @ tremendous ...

... WILTS. Founded by tbe Rev. F. H. Wilkinson, A.M., Incumbent Wast Ash too. Pnanmra—-THE FOUNDER. Vioi-Pittismt. Rot. J. D. HASTINGS, A.M., Bwtor rfftowhrid* WALTER LONG, ESQ., M.P. WILLIAM STANCOMB, ESQ.,J.P. THOMAS CLARK, ESQ. Hbad Master—Mr. J. W. GAWN ...

... required for railways, for navigation and canals; £613.452 for waterworks; £1,653,000 for ferries and docks; £331,050 tor piers and harbours; £49.500 for bridges; and for roads. The capital slock proposed to raised for railroads alone, amounts £94,812 ...

... premises destroyed by fire. On Monday evening last, a young man, named Knapp, visiting his brother, r. John Knapp, of Eaton Hastings, farmer, was out by the river side fishing by himself, when he appears to have put down hie rod. undressed, and bathed, as ...

... During the last six months nearly a qulrterof a million of persons have paid for admission to the pleasure pier opposite Verulam Place, Hastings. The Leeds School Board huve approved of arrangements for insiruct on being given to the children atfending ...

... received instructions from the Executors of the late Mr. Benjamin White, of Woodwater Farm, to SELL by AUCTION, without the hast reserve, the premises, on Monday the 22d day of November, 1847,—The whole ofthe very useful FARMING STOCK, Implements in Husbandry ...

... under my ususl heading of facts con in an, newspaper cutting ‘which has beer lent me, which shows that the ‘almost indecent haste to be *first” with asy important news was as great amongst the newspapers of sixty ysars ago as it is at the pressnt time. ...