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... inactive, and many persons ?? property are about to emigratc.' The lodging-house keepers and proprietors of resi- dences at Brighton have been wofully disappointed in their expestatiens of highl rents during the present season. Mansions of the first class ...
... cresidence in the New-road, Brighton, Mrs. Smith, formerly t) housekeeper at the Pavilion, ?? the Regency and reign of al George IV. Thc deceased enjoyed a liberal pension, and was oif highly respected. er Died, at Brighton, a few days since, Mrs. Puttock ...
... to the dis- It tsncee, than thle wide guage. They could run quite as flat fo on the narrowV as on the broad gauge. On the Brighton as line they head been for sonie time running a fast train the ti whole distance, 151 miles being completed in an hour and ...
... Edinburgh and Glasgow 37 9. Great Northern 124 4 discount. Great Western 65 7, ox div. Manchester and Leads (Sthe) 54 5 discount. Brighton 74 5. Shrewebury and Birmingham, A 74 7 dis. York and Newcastle 17 18. Ditto extension 8j 74 dis. York and North Midland ...
... occupied the chair; Mrll. A. Holmes, 4vhlo wvas in the tli vice-chair;) Mtr. Charles Reed, honorary secretary ; Mr. Ti S. Boult, librarian ; Mr. Thomas Doncan, water enigi- the Jnuer ; 'Mr. Frank Howard, Mr. T. D. Barry, Mr. It. Ai aBrown, Mr. C rlsRoes ...
... narrowly escaped frons a large shark, which turned upwards to seize one of them, at a moment when they were scrambling on1 a rock to avoid his pursuit. Several sharks have lately been seen on the coast in the neighbourhood of Arbroath, which they are supposed ...
... Foot-Ensign Robert Cunmin ihaim Thomso to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Jacsoos ,ho retires; Liestennmt me James Harwood Rocke to Ibe Adjutast, vice jacson s-obs resigns c be Foot-Acting Assistant-Surgeon Henry Bowles Fraitlyn t er beAssistant-Surgeoni ...
... Asiaticoduplicity I y and barbarism. -He recollected that when Napoleon on I a going to Egypt took possession of Malta and another rock, I.Mr. Pitt saying that 1nothing was too. great for his ambi. I y tion, nothing too small for his grasp. So it was with Russia ...
... we made lier old tim- act hers fly about as if she had been daticing a polka ; she ran is -right through seone shoals and rocks to get away, ts' we oj could not follow her there ; bfitt we kept the balls flyhig pu th eaetwaan agh eri bout ?? hour at thle ...
... lowest grolp of the tnezuzoic or secondary rocks. Referring to Barlt idc's remarkable work the 'Thc Bassin Silurien de Bohilte,' lio first sketched briefly how a vast pile of un- fossiliforoes soelistone rocks was succeeded near Prag-ue by Wbt at tliit ...
... LOCAL INTELLIGENCEi. I ?? ?? ?? , 1 ., ?? ?? ?? . ,.1, , .1 1. - , to The annual meeting of the proprietors in Vhe Rock in orF Perry Company was held on Monday, at the Clareendon- ~col F' roomns. Tire business was private. wici I Tire body of a satilor ...
... between the second gent eleven of the Co'lcgiate Institution and the West Hey A. ks (the Rev. G3. F. Snowvball'.q) Cricket Club, Rock Ferry. MERE 'The victory was declared on the part of the West Hey with ad club. The bowling of Statham, from the Collegiate ...