... dancers, known professionally as the Trevelyan '3irls, members of the Poppies Concert Party appearing Hastings Pier, were rescued from drowning Hastings yesterday by a woman who declined to give her name and hurried away. The girls Nita Buckle and Gladys ...

... STRANGE SCENE AT HASTINGS. An extraordinary scene occurred Monday night at Hastings Pier. Just before the evening performance Mr. Lenton, the pier-master, received the message :— Keep sharp look-oub on pier to-night. Young man intends to ...

... novel is the disappearance from Hastings pier of Prince Ahmed Siefeddin, brother-in-law to the King of Egypt. Motoring, from the mental home, where for 24 years had been patient, at Ticehurst, Sussex, to spend Monday at Hastings, all trace of him has been ...

... PIER PAVILION LOOTED. The Hastings pier staff found that the pavilion had been entered by some persons unknown and looted early the other morning. The thieves apparently got on to the pier from a boat. The door of the pavilion was smashed, the ticket ...

... directed that of £l4 13s. 3d. found on prisoner £l2 should go towards his keep. A deep-sea octopus was landed on Monday the Hastings pier by a lad named Ronald Dale, who was fishing with a rod and line for bass. The octopus struggled violently when hooked, ...

... PAY £14/4/0 There was court sequel Dover to the capture a Boulogne trawler by the Fishery Protection boat Cherwell off Hastings pier Wednesday. Tin' skipper, Rarnet Leprietre, pleaded guilty to fishing within three miles of the English coast and entering ...

... the sea below Hastings pier late on Wednesday night in extraordinary circumstances. Cries for help were heard, and Mr. E. M. Ratcliffe, aged 10. Alexandra-road. St. Leonards. once ran to the beach and out on to the steel work beneath the pier. At considerable ...

... Eastbourne and were returning. steamer, however, could not make Hastings Pier, and returned Eastbourne, where three ineffectual attempts wore made to land the passengers. Eventually she put in Hastings, and landed her passengers at 6.15 on Friday morning all ...

... young men. Two of them are married, but I do not know their names or where they live. About a fortnight ago I was near Hastings pier when my wife pointed out one of the young men to me. I not think I should recognise him again. I told my wife I did not ...

... victory our just cause assured. General Hcadiquarteci, British in France, July 14, 1917. The spacious pavilion the sea end Hastings Pier was completely destroyed by fire on Sunday afternoon. The outbreak is supposed to have been caused by dropped cigarette ...

... propose to call ' German witnesses. internees at Bad 111 ' DEATH AFTER Mr. E. Battin, which took Easter to Hastings, who injuries in fall Hastings pier at ' a, from injuries later 1 J BOYS PLAYED died J Five boys aged 16. were killed in e j ren's hostel by ...

... Ronald Dale, while fishing for dabs on Hastings pier, landed an octopus with an ordinary i>od and line. Its fish struggled vigorously and was only brought the deck the pier after prolonged straggle. When on the pier it caused much 11 ill nfltl by vigorously ...