... means of rapid commani- cation by railway with the metropolis, and at the same time possess those facilities for yachting and aquatic amusements in which Brighton is so eminently deficient. . Within the last few days, we believe, Osborne House, near Cowes ...

... Do?t°il £!? a SKZ: 4id * by the »«• «■«» ...

... oldest fishermen. his rare marine prodigy had made a hapless plunge beyond its province on a catering expedition, and in its aquatic gambols became entangled in tho meshes of a turbot net, when instinct, craft, and energy, entirely failed to effect release ...

... the public tranquillity. We understand that, should the weather prove favourable, her Majesty is desirous of taking short aquatic excursion in the early part September. The arrival of the King of the French is expected about the 17th, and will extend to ...

... it for staff. However, there was no time for barter, and, minus staff and wig, Allan rushed to the tree, the knees, like aquatic Hampden ; and having ascended, was about to seize the eagle when he lost his equilibrium and fell suspended one leg like the ...

... of Thomas Ingoldsby attached to them, emanated from the pen of a reverend gentleman of the name Barham. Mr Grady is the aquatic reporter for Bell's Life, and with the aid of one of his sons, he collates and arranges the minor sporting intelligence. Mr ...

... carried along at tho rate of sixteen miles an hour on a railway often supported on piles, through large swamps covered with aquatic trees and shrubs, or through dense forests, with occasional clearings, where orchards are planted by anticipation amongst ...

... Castle, including the drainage works, will be completed next month, and the Court, it is expected, after the royal annual aquatic trip in the Victoria and Albert yacht, will proceed from Osborne to the Casile for the autumn.—Sun. Thb Bank Act or 1844.—The ...

... eloquent commentary on your Lordship's lectures on drainage—it being a perfect morass, studded over with rushes and other aquatics, furnishing herbage of only the coarsest and most innutritious kind, although there even that wondrous novelty, the white ...

... collection of our plants, the following extract from the Gardeners' Clfotiicle of the leaves and flowers of that magnificent aquatic the Victoria Regia, as exhibited at Chiswick on Saturday se'ennight, will not fail to be interesting. That plant, although ...

... great powers upon the Danish question is in favour of the market, and fine weather act as an auxiliary. The new Three-and a-Qua-ter per Cents have been 99 to J, and the Three per Cents. 97 Exchequer Bills have reached 65s to 68s, and India Bonds 88s premium ...

... Lighthouse, Lytham, and his son, succeeded in capturing no less than one hundred birds, some of them fine specimens of the aquatic genus. This is not the only time that birds have been taken at the lighthouse by Mr Walm~ley; for on several occasions he ...