... DAMAG: AT HASTINGS. of wy breakers underpin: blocks of the A und parade wall, he So, and scores of youses concert pavilion was stove ae of are were led. and windows three stowye up were the toadway. Seats were thrown across the roads, an smashed by ying ...

... WRARVES AND PIER. 8S Mallard. Sand: Ann Itrew. SUTTOS HARBOUR Teaser. Hennett, Millbrook; st trawler Dowstand, Jones; st trawler Tritan, Wells; st trawier Caldy, Smith ; Alarm, Potin, Perros . ss Kingsbridge Packet. Pascoe, Salcombe. DEVOSPUBT. Swittsure ...

... VICTORIA WHARTES AND PIER. Daite, Livre peel gt large rary ae s Maggie Hough, SUTTOS HARBOUR. Se + 810d oe Torer, Nea port dandy Mizpah, Perchard. Jersey. ‘Pascoe, Rose, SOUND, JANUARY GREAT WESTERN Ss Helens, Swansea; a6 Louden 20 Lady Weiveley Southampton ...

... Claremont Hotel, Eastbourne, opposite Pier. Hot and cold water. Sunny rooms. 24 guineas. -- HASTINGS. ...

... BOURNEMOUTH PIER. Each Morning. from 11.15 to 12.45- FULL MILITARY BAND, or ORCHESTRA. Each Afternoon (except Thurwlavi From 4 to 5, and Evening. sto ID- SECTION MILITARY BAND. Daily at 101 l 3. and 7 irhur4dav Aft.rm.ong at 3.30) Mr. Hickman Smith's ...

... cattle from It was supported me: line to the other. irom the the brickwork pier. The flood water arch in a raging tor- oO xe poured unde: the Wats subjected to very rent, and the pier the stram. Shortly after considerable o1 London express, which left Exeter ...

... PIER PAVILION LOOTED. Early on Thursday morning the Hasting* Staff found that the pavilion had been by some persons unknown and looted. The thieves apparently got on to the pier from boat. The door of the pavilion was smashed, the ticket-office rifled ...

... THE. GRAND PIER. The notion-Foster Co. see to he congratulated the sunesa of their rust vitt to Westin last week. Saturday evening. when the final .performaance was worn. the Pavilion was parked, and at the conclus,in Mr. Fl n - Itton- Foster in respomie ...

... Rescue at Hastings. An exciting scene was witnessed the crowds on the promenade at Hastings Tuesday afternoon. A young lady, who was bathing, was some way beyond her depth when she was seized with cramp and sank. A gentleman dived from the pier and swam ...

... EXCITING P.M:TUE AT HASTINGS. A young lady bathing at Hastings, yesterday, swain too far out of her depth, and was seised with cramp. She sank in sight of crowds of people on the front. A gentleman dived off the pier and saved the lady as she sank the ...

... GRAND PIER. The Smart Set will five their usual concerts to-day (Saturday) and the band will play afternoon and evening. On Sunday the special vocalists at the evening concert will members of the ** Smart Set,” and patrons may expect a high class programme ...

... THE BURNHAM PIER BILL. On Thursday afternoon the Bill to incorporate the Burnham Pier Company, and to transfer to* them the powers of the Burnham Pier Order, 1906; to authorise the Barry Railway Company to subscribe to the capital of the company, etc ...