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... continued with unabated force all day. Many vessels were sheltering in the Downs. At Dover the sea swept continuously over the piers, and the wind was so high that it was almost inipossible to stand against it. The mail steamer Princess Henriette, winch left ...
... SEVERE GALE. PEOPLE THROWN DOWN IN THE GALE HASTINGS. A violent south-westerly gale broke over Hastings on Friday morning, and continued with unabated force throughout the day. Tradesmen's vans were overturned by the wind, and several pedestrians were ...
... 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 ...
... subenment scene on shore was 000 of paid ul excitement, people running about helpless in their anxiety to render some aseistanee. Haste were got out with all speed, and reoceeded to the scene of the disaster, promptly returning to shore with ems Mimed. nee deothe ...
... 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 ...
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... recommended that a plan of reservoirs, with streams and feeders ng thereto, and the owners and ts of adjacent lands be of the Hast District Council should be to prepare phe plan. The committee (consisting eprcie A. Banka, and B. Rundell) to obtain Oouncil ...
... 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 ...
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... Mr Robert the County of ‘ Graham, of Cossingion, in Somerset, a a who bell a high post in am the service of the Honourable Hast India| Com) iy. She was married to Mr Wlliam | tho: Dowdeswell, at Cossington, on 20th Mareb, 1839, | has ber busband being ...