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... interruption of the cross* Channel traffic. There was a tremendous sea running and a great deal of shipping sheltered in Dover. Tl piers were swept continuously by tbe sea at high wat and the force of the wind was so great that on the front it was almost impossible ...
... Oaring to the extennve damage wrought the gale the Prince of Walea's Pier and National Harbour Works at Dover, the cross Channel service of steamers on Saturday night found the Admiralty pier unapproachable, and Folkestone and Port Victoria were utilised by ...
... complaired of behind his premises Hill the council decided no power as it DROP said been to prepare for ladies’ convenience in Pier Copse Road Committee had since decided it to out work two members spoke against this decision but the oommittoe’s to copse ...
... would not bad there light present circumstances captains of the going from Weymonth or Southampton to pick out light on the pier-head steer straight for it There been occasions when it been necessary to anchor outside the passage the weather was too to ...
... would give them courage in damter,protection in conttict.aod mercy in victory (applansv). Councillor Norman in submitting the hast tbe evening, “Sons of Temperance,'' said as life abstainer he eonld say that every teetotaller owed the Temperance a deep debt ...
... nlee woman ? A very woman. Nurse Margaret. Sister Marsraret, they call her. She has been so truoil to rip. you shall go to Hastings with Sister Margaret to take care of you. And I shall expect to see quite a rosy face when I go down to see you. And now ...
... chairro in, i« creditml with a r.vord of non at the roneral So not to trouble Sir Kdm ir.d with too much work, only placed on two Pier of which three attended two. and the Fire Brigade, which never met during the whole year! It thit hieinete Out of 14 Hoad Committee ...
... not question (or the consideration tbs constituency the present moment, the only point lor consideration being to who are the hast men to faithfully represent their interests in the legislative aeeembly the terra. For the three recent seats, there are (ear ...
... Lord Yeomanry now mustering at Shorncliffe married Miss Pearl Chambers daughter Mr Charles Chambers the well known Mr the Hastings fKjllcltor bridegroom attired full klJi anitorm which showed up in strong trimmed white coi dress of bride Speaking Saturday ...
... and will present his with an addrees in a gold box. Should the Kbedve vssit it IA expected that • similar function will take pier, in the City. Dublin the laet few has made itself comparatively about the of the beleaguered Msfek intr. for a well-known sabreur ...
... punishments were remitted. The town was ablaze with bunting, the signal the relief of Mafeking being flown the end of Admiralty Pier for the benefit of the passing shipping. Hat for the Qoeen. At Charterhouse, Baden-Powell's old school, there was great rejoicings ...
... members the Society opened the concert with the chorus Round about the Fairy Ring, which was followed bj a bass recitative, Haste, Percival and Fiorina. The succeeding tenor song, Queen of the Harebell, was rendered in creditable style by Mr. Giles, ...