... LOST GROYNE In addition, the groyne on the west pi^r has been swept away, and as a result, a three foot high bank of shingle and has formed at the entrance to the harbour. This means that, for much of the summer, the best time of the year for fishing ...

... second case, Mr. E. S. Meagrell, of Craven House, Warminster, was out with the Vale of Avon hounds, when his horse fell at a high bank and threw him. Although severe, Mr. Mackrelic injuries have not proved fatal. ...

... commerce. The simple purpose is to construct a subterranean tunnel from the water level below the Falls about 21 lit. under the high bank of the river, extruding through the rock to the upper river, at • point about a mile above the Falls, where a bead of 1201 ...

... drop. The frogs emerged in hundreds, croaking with enjoyment as they made their way to the pools. The lane is bordered by a high bank at the top of which is a hedge of old hazels. They overhang the bank and sonic earth has idipped leaving a hollow or revels ...

... four days ot treading to ''pa• I. grain from the straw completely. most of which, lifted by the wind. froth the hurl& a high bank around one aide of it. .% 1 , 1411 'NAT Sisoors FLIZP. A remarkable p. ti.a rifle-fish. which in the far northern Ti%ers ...

... Aberystwyth, in a market cart, when passing Llanrbvstid bridge, from some cause or other the horse Lacked the cart over a high bank into the middle of the river. There was a great flood in the river at the time, and the current was very strong, and as the ...

... Ynyslas, thence to the ferry, which goes across to Aberdovey. The view of these hills from the sands is partly hidden by the high bank of shingle, which likewise hicles the sea from the road referred to. This road is the only promenade available, and there ...

... formation of jointstock companies. All business men are fully aware that 1873 witnessed for some little time an exceptionally high bank rate, when it stood at no less than nine per cent. Yet more than two hundred companies were floated, and the capital which ...

... havoc Mated by the sea on the banks awl cliffs along the coaet is sad to contemilate. Hundreds of tons of the Genlangoch,—a high bank composed mainly of catirain. have been washei away within a short time, and no effort to he made to prevent the inroads. ...

... the past six months money had been dearer. That was to some extent in favour of banking. though he did not think a very high bank was always an advantage to the banker. The country had been free from strikes and trade disturbances which was another advantage; ...

... holders of invest- ! ments, both private individuals and public eorporatiiins. Bankers were not in favour of an abnormally high bank rate, which, in addition to being u burden on those who relied on borrowed capital, was usually an indication of the neeessity ...

... in the stesind ha:f the positions were reversed, this being due to the slope of the field, consequent upon triere being a high bank in one of its corners. The scoring could have been heavier on both sides, chances going astray through erratic shooting. ...