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... attempt on Friday night to render her assistance. Owing to the extensive damage wrouht by the gale to the Prince of Wales's Pier and the Natsoiaal Harbour Works at Dover, the ?? service of steamers on Saturday night found the Admiralty Pierunapproach- ...
... LONDON. The HOTEL METROPOLE, aiid ) .. .. BRIGHTON. The CLARENCE ROOMS J The BURLINGTON HOTEL .. .. .. EASTBOURNE. The BO YAL PIER HOTEL .. .. .. RYDE. Lr.t'W. The CLIFTON VI LLE HOTKL .. .. MARGATE. The LORD WARDEN HOTEL .. .. DOVER. The HOTEL METROPOLE ...
... now extends several hundred feet into the Channel beyond the Admiralty Pier, no damage has been sustained. Some loose piles, however, were washed away from the Prince of Wales's Pier, erected by Sir John Jackson (Limited). The work is finished, and the ...
... deli- ll costs- exchanged fire with them huge shell fell in the lines the earbl- ticket of Lhannel services found the Admiralty Pier ;.n- ! prim.pal clerk ™ Committee. England. In drocnbirg whet had hyn ac- ,„ esHier heretofye. down ’romifm atom'ns! destroying ...
... storm remarlikbly well, notwithstanding that the piling now extends several hundred feet into Use Channel beyond the Admiralty Pier, and no damage has been sustained. Yesterday the whole of the services, both at Dover and Folkestone, were being conducted ...
... promoters the desirability of extending the line from the Link End along the coast road as far as the approach to the West Pier. Plans were also laid before the Council in regard to the proposed new electricity works approved at a previous meeting. The ...
... several hundred feet into the Channel beyond tba Admiralty pier, and damage has been sustained. Some loo*, piles, however, were washed away I I'IUV COl. LU)I,. . from the Prime of Wales’s Pier, erected by Mr, Her Majesty baa been pleased also to direr ...
... The HOTEL METROPOLE) ?? -* .«-£-_ ?? f - BRIGHTON. The CLARENCE ROOMS J The BURLINGTON HOTEL .. .. .. EASTBOURNE. The ROYAL PIER HOTEL .. .. RYDE. I. of AY. The CLIFTONVILLE HOTEL .. .. MARGATE. The LORD WARDEN HOTEL .. .. DOVER. The HOTEL METROPOLE FOLKESTONE ...
... SCARBOROUGH Prim I Wales Hotel. SIDMoI I'll (comfort and euokillgl Kno-.vte Hotel. SOl THI'ORT Ptlacc HoteL SOUTHPORT (facin;; pier) Victoria lb teL TORt/l'.W Victoria ami Albert Ho,. I. Tl NKRIDIiE WELLS (inclusive winter terms) Wellington 11. t-1. VENTNOR ...
... ia. Both Dr. Dodge and Dr. Hodman have been chief medical assistants of Dr. M'Burney, at the Roosevelt Hospital, and Dr. Hastings was also in the late Spanish-American war. The party of trained nurses include Miss M. E. Hibbard, who has served as head ...
... i = Steward, between 6 and 7 =. £229 ALMATD Wanted, fer public bar, el and i Exper eri ve good re fereuces. —-Apuly Boyal Pier Hoi e, Ryde, t ‘assist in housework, for Bow ce q hotel. head iis iB semcing reference, to ** Royal Sp - WOLACKSMITHS w at ...
... enlarged, fls AMI By E. C. COOK and LHMniit AilU E. T. COOIi, r.i A. ami plan*. ENVIRONS, -as- Visitors to Brighton, Eastbourne, Hastings, Count*. mouth, Wyo Valley, Severn Valley. Bath, Westoi* super-Mare, Malvern, Hereford, Worcester, Gl«n center, Llandrindod ...