... 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 ...

... the President of the General Medical Council. The h 'spltal is erected the site of the old infirmary, opposite to the Hastings pier, and has c«t altogether about £21,000, of which about £20,000 has been subscribed. In consequence of the dispute between ...

... of the author of the outrage. PANIC IN A TREAT/M.—An alarming panic occurred on Saturday night in the pavilion of the Hastings Pier. Towards the conclusion of the performance of The Shaughraun a gun was fired by Conn. Immediately afterwards a man fainted ...

... The sea broke violently over the Admiralty Pier Shanklm (I. W.), part of the roof of St. Paul’s Church wm lilted off, and several boats were capsized and chimneys blown down. Byde a large vessel off the pier was dismasted; the side a house was also blown ...

... been quite free from any tinge colour. An extraordinary shoal porpnees. number about forty, was observed close to the pier Hastings on Wednesday morning, posing up the Channel. This ie regarded a« good sign by the fishermen, among whom it is tradition ...

... flooded. A terrific gale raged during Sunday night and on Monday, both on the coast and some southern inland districts. At Hastings the pier was damaged the extent of °ooof boats were smashed and swept away, the parade torn up. and the seats and woodwork on ...

... cohabitation with another woman, threw the vitriol Oeer his, injuring bin in alearful minter. Tu■ annual meeting rf the Hastings Pier onany has just been held. when the reislt for the year presented, and showed Wilde:lag the past si s mantle, 30,1 ,4 9 ...

... 100 different attitudes century of Grace ! Captain Dalton the well-known cross-Channel swimmer will on next swim from Hastings Pier to Eastbourne distance of about 20 miles The fifty-mile road race of the Cheltenham Road Cycling Club which to have taken ...

... T. HASTINGS' I. 11 Now&kik; 2 C Hadfsg. Fowler. b Hoopoe 0 T 16 T Haber. • Hooper. b Roque . 0 C 2 II b 6 • /Vbs. Hoopoe. b Haynie ._ Harting, not ont 3 Hetes' CHELTENHAM v. TEWKESBURY. The return game between these Clubs was played at ...

... WATER' 4 POUT OFF HASTINGS. The rain fell in tomato M Halting@ Tuesday, and the deluging thou, were throughout the day. 'thou a furlong wind was blowing, and the sea very rough. In the morning, about ► qu trete put nine o'clock, • waterspout was seen ...

... proposed to widen the Marine-parade immediately east of the pier, to cor struct row of sma l shops opening on to the psth near the beach, and to carry a broad wall out from the Southchurch beach to the pier, enclosing a large space of tho foreshore, thus providing ...

... ocuurrence, with thout Pilots, and with liberty to Tow ‘essels, during the Mouth of July, 185: From Bute Docks, Cardiff. From the Pier, at ry Tuesday, July 8, 10} Morning Wednesday, July 7 Morning. Thursday, ” 10, 10} Morning Friday, ” 1, 8 Morning. Monday, ...