... as Diggory in the Tap-room scene. Mr Leonard Pagden abiy sustains the role of Young Marlow. Hastings has a convincing exponent in Mr Arthur Burne. HASTINGS PIER PAVILION.-Entertainment Manager, Mr J. D. Hunter.-For this week Mr Hunter and his company have ...

... Lang as Lord Archi- bald give valuable support; and Trooper John Knight is admirably sustained by Mr A. M. Servington. HASTINGS PIER PAVILION.-Entertainment Manager, Mr J. D. Hunter.-Miss Nina Cressy and company con- clude their season here to-day with ...

... Shuttleworth was excellently impersonated by Miss Katherine Stewart, and Mr Leonard Pagden did well as Mr Shuttleworth. HASTINGS PIER PAVILION. -Entertainment Manager, Mr J. D. Hunter.-Miss Nina Creasy and company opened a return season here on Monday with ...

... Alban Atwood loes well in the disagreeable role of the Earl ; and Ar Frank Lascelles is manly as the Rev. John Thorold. HA-STINGS PIER PA VILION.-Entertainment Manager, Dir J. D. Hunter.-Buckstone's comedy Mearrirc Life s being presented here this week ...

... constructed this pier, but while in con- nection with the same I carried out eimiliar struct- ures on A'1e Enelish coast and abroad, such as the North id Soutli Piers at Blackporl, the Pier at Lvtham, the Brighton West Pier, Deal and Walmer, ...

... ings there is nothing to heat the stroll on the pier wben the band is there. Saturday morn- ing, before the St. TIudno' left for the Straits, was a typicl.J snmmer morning, and the company en the pier was a typical summer crowd, gay, merry, and bel'utifully ...

... the action of the Pier Company's porters. Coming over from Weston yesterday by the 3.30 boat I noticed two elderly ladies with several packages of luggage. At the Pier gates they paid the new toll of 2d per package imposed by the Pier Company, and the ...

... Timnbrell, editor of the local Chronicle, summoned brfore the Magistrates for assault Lieutenant Sinnerd and Lieutenant Robert Hastings Harris. son of the Admiral commanding the sta- ; to nion. The alleged assault was commnitted on thel esh inst. Mr Tirnbrell ...

... HOTEL. AvoidingDiscomlort and Fatigue of Foreign Travel. Directlyfacirgtt4 sea and pier. PLEVASURE STEAMERS DAILY to ISLE of WIGHT, SWA N A(,- &c., from Boscombe Pier. Coach seats booked for New Forest drives. Tennis and (rolql t Lawn, GolfLinks. Six ...

... exhibitions took place last nighbt, when in thi tes addition . Mr Green and Mrs Hastings also SDo sang. The last of Mr Hastings' exhibitions to will take place ou the pier on Friday even, rig ing, ab -- the eld STOCKTON PATRIOTIC DEMON- th' Lhe STRATION ...

... ON THE ROAD, AUGUST 20. A FAST LIFE-Theatre Royal, Dumfries. ALEXANDER, GEORGE.-Spa, Scarborough. ALICE IN WONDERLAN5.D-Pier, Worthing. A LIvIE OF PLEASUnR.-New Theatre, Richmond. A LitvE's REVEN(GE.- Theatre Roval, Coathridge. A LONi)ON ARAB.-Theatre ...

... Several men tixmi pilot boats f-helteriug I at the Barry Dock entrance were gathering oysters from the cement foundations of the pier the other day, and in conversation with a shell-fish gatherer who had just returned from Llaatwit-Major with a bag of molluscs ...