... SOUTHWOLD HARBOUR mrOTJCK is hereby piven, that the Annual Meeting of ('onimissioners, named or appointed in by virtue Act of Parliament, passed the Eleventh Year of his late Majesty King George the Fourth, intituled Act for more efleclually improving ...

... SOUTHWOLD HARBOUR To the Editor of the Suffolk Chronicle. Sir, —You seem to have omitted, last week, a statement made in evidence upon the enquiry before Commissioner Buckle, relative to the Trade and Revenue of Soutbwoid Harbour. Parliamentary Returns ...

... description to and from the harbour of Southwold ; to subscribe towards and hold shares and acquire other intereste in the undertaking of any company or partnership owning or working vessels trading to or from the said harbour, and to empower the Company ...

... arising from the income of the Corporation, to the inhabitants of Southwold ? I am, Sir, your obedient servant. One the Commonalty the Borough of Southwold. SouthwohL dan. 14/ A, 1834. To the Editor of the Suffolk Chronicle Sib,— Although I have neither ...

... sioners of Southwold Harbour acting tinder the Act of Parliament, who have been long unremitting in their en- deavours to improve the entrance to the port, and to remedy the defective state of the river Blytb between the mouth of the harbour and Blackehore ...

... John Peter Calthorpe, a cooper, in the service of Messrs. Webber, Hedge, and Co., fell off the quay on the south side of the harbour, and was drowned. Mr. Prentice, surgeon, was in attendance, but all efforts to restore animation were fruitless. The cause ...

... 63.-The brig Restless, Ahex. Cruik' shansk, of and for Sunderland, weas assisted into har- bour by Yarmouth beachmten and harbour steamtog,g with loss of anchors. Awarded £70.-A large fleet from the south roads have proceeded. BIaLE SOCIETY.-The annual ...

... Falmouth Pilots and the War. —The pilots this port and the outfittera whose boats bosrJ ««• els outside the harbour have received an intimstio that if they board Prussian vessels the and convey the information that men-o are cruising in the Cuannel, a ...

... manor of the latter, in which law the town Southwold wns Injudiciously involved, and the fasne suffered defeat. They bear also upon another cae between the same Court aud the Commissioners of Southwold harbour, where the same result might be anticipated ...

... WiU the TOWN HALL QUAY, OBBAT MOUTH, DAILY (Setnrdny’e cseepted) oft 18*34 end noon, for LOWESTOFT, leering LoweeS Ysnoouth p.m. end p.m., end for Sootl 10 38 a.m., leering Southwold at 3*38 p.m. SATURDAYS at a.—, noon. 3 pan pm. far Lowestoft only, baring ...

... importance as a harbour of refuge. That it deserves it, may be Inferred from the facts that it contain* 700 acres of good anchorage, and has given shelter to sail •hipping at once during easterly gales. But the river Blyth and the harbour of Southwold. on the ...

... burnt by a steamer proceeding in southerly direction, were followed far as Southwold, and seemed to have been noticed all along the coast, for at Pakefield. Kessingland, and Southwold lifeboat crews were mustered. The vessel, however, kept on her southerly ...