... wreck of the Mitten which stranded at Overton Cliffs a few (lays since, saw through the haze a large steamer aground on the Helwick Sands. A heavy ground sea was running, and, as she was evidently in a position of the greatest danger, the ...

... Manchester; the latter I should most unwilling to Tenby ours &c., 11 XTINGTO.S. Tenby, April 18, 1876. T !•: A A\lC\l E S the Editor of the Ten hi/ Offereer. Sm.—l annex copy a let'er I have addressed to the Mayor on the subject the Railway ...

... Miss Octavia Hill, Earl of Shaftesbury, Earl of Diniraven, Sir R. Cross, M.P., Mr Shaw-Lefevre, M.P., Mr S. Morley, M.P., Mr Burt, M.P., the Rev. S. A. Barnett, Mr H. 0. Arnold Foster, and Mr James Knowles. The extraordinary statement which found curancy ...

... branches roots upwards. Inside it there was a fine downy moss, and fastened to the roof were an umbrella and a gold watch. There were a coat, two shawls, a bottle, two empty match boxes, a pipe, newspapers, and ...