... hut an fore offer was not obtained. annt Two dwelling houses in Stoney Hey-road, New h-'d Brighton, rental £58, and fouir shops and houses aoddii inl Brighton-road, Waterloo, rental £105, were the i to have been submitted yesterday at the Law giiil ...

... peace, in the sum of 100, and pay the costs. The Rev. Gentleman then called upon the magis. trates to hold Mr. Thomas Boult, Mr. Slater Boult (brothers of Mrs. Bartlett), and Mr. Tozer (Mrs. Bartlett's brother-in-law), to keep the peace towards him. The Bench ...

... Baltic h- Cowras, JAN 2.-The Sir Robert Peel, for Melbourne, putits an ndhere, dansag~e. Arcolle LoWBSoror, JAN. 2.-The Brighton, fromi Sunderland, Is DuM 11Y damaged. R he RAcf8GAT8, JAN. 2--The Albocora, for Lisbon, in putting tolbe N's sea, carried ...

... Swansea, 12th inst. 1 I, Rose, hence for Larne, was in coentat this morning with a J - steamer, and-drove on the roeks near New Brighton, with bows LI stove, but wes afterwards got off I 1, eorsey, hence for Jamaica, was 9poken 6:h ult. in lat. 26, i It Ion ...

... return to Cairo in the autumn. Two MEN DROWNED. - A Brighton telegram d states that yesterday morning a boatman named Lind and a photographer mamed Damson started in the Pearline sailing yacht from Brighton for the Isle of Wight. At five in the afternoon ...

... ef I working the sipm through drunkenness, and one man was F %discovered afflicted with the scurvy. She now lies near New Brighton,,and will start to-morrow morning. Me I, AsneevED.-Calpe ?? Bruce, from Marseilles-Astro- yax ?? (s.,Havre-Deogatl, Evans ...

... Great Northern Pref. 9, and Brighton De'f., 5 Great Eastern, Great Western, Midland, and North- I Western 9: while Sheffield Def. have risen 9, and Hall and Barnsley r.- The following were the closingc I rces :-London and Brighton, 162 to 164 ; ditto . Iier ...

... stooks were higher, the most noteworthy change being in Midland, Gieat Northern A, and v North British. Tashe latt wae largely bo~ult oan r. a rumour that a working arrangement ¶ith the v Caledonian Company has at length been agreed to. A A rise took place ...

... the firml of Price and Co. The board is respectably composed, including the undermentioned mercantile names : Mr F. Boult (of Messrs Boult, English, and Brandon), Mr A. Duranty, Mr WV. Harrison (of Messrs Harrisons and Latham), Mr W. H. Haynes, Mr P. Hunter ...

... was flat and fell fi anda decline of 4 wasnoticeable in Great Western, , 9 idland, North-Eastern, and.North- Western; while Brighton Deferred, Caledonian, Hull and Barnsley, 5 61etropolitan, Metropolitan District, and North f '3ritish left of * to I. better ...

... river Ythan, and almost imme-- diately sunk. Lowestoht, Sept. 2.-Put into the, ?? date- The Louisa, Wade, from Newcastle for Brighton. 2-I'he Lord Collingwood, Bell, frona. Newcastle for Syra; -So The George- IV., in running throagh Lowes- toft S,.reads, ...

... dlitto Preference, South-Eastern A, vkud 'leriopolitaui District, but Brighiton A fell t4, Cvc t oriliorn and ditto A ;, and Brighton, Calednia-n, and Great Eastein I. The fol- Il-' 'n w ore the olosing prices Caledonian, I to IJ1S ox div.; Grett Ea'tern ...