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... with his fleet no more —and the ' island ' of Oxney is part of mainland. The centre of Hastings—now half mile inland—wae once its harbour, while the piles of Hastings Pier are driven among roots of submerged forest beech trees. Langney Point, near Eastbourne ...
... Clayton. 20—Midland. 2.3o—Dance music on gramophone records. 1720-1920. 3.0 Hastings Municipal Orchestra (leader, Charles McKeown), conductor. Julius Harrison, from the Hastings Pier Pavilion. 4.s—Midland. 4.2s—The Alpine Hut (proprietor, Fabre Fatscher) ...
... propose to call ' German witnesses. internees at Bad 111 ' DEATH AFTER Mr. E. Battin, which took Easter to Hastings, who injuries in fall Hastings pier at ' a, from injuries later 1 J BOYS PLAYED died J Five boys aged 16. were killed in e j ren's hostel by ...
... Ronald Dale, while fishing for dabs on Hastings pier, landed an octopus with an ordinary i>od and line. Its fish struggled vigorously and was only brought the deck the pier after prolonged straggle. When on the pier it caused much 11 ill nfltl by vigorously ...
... consideration and due. More than 5.000 competitions—a record entry—arc taking part In the 32nd Hastings Music Festival, which began yesterday Hastings Pier. ...
... h ; each of his 11 contests by knock-out is to meet R. H. S. Clouston, the old Oxford Blue in a six rounds bout at The Pier, Hastings, next month Clouston, who captained Oxford against Cambridge in 1934, became a proisE?sir as ° ...
... 0 Clemenceau. I.ls—Rhythm on c rd h >str» . I.4s—Victor Fleming °mr ds i. fi' 2.3o—Dance Music (record 3.0 —Hastings MuniciP» Hastings Pier t n« 4.0 —Lloyd Thomas v Granada. o v / 4.30— Trolley-'Bus. «■> Fletcher. Nan Ken* d>! » Young. .. Fnat 111 ...
... dated for October and November 28th. -Si- Other interesting fixtures are:—September 26th, Kent v. Sussex, 100 aside, on Hastings pier; October loth, North v. Midlands; December 12th, Middlesex v. Yorkshire or Warwickshire in the final of the English Counties' ...
... custody, and ordered l*'-r la? examined. PIER PAVILION LOOTED. Early on Thursday morning the Hastings pier found that pavilion had b «-.ut_rcd somo jjersotis unknown and looted. The thieves apparently rot to the pier from boat. Tho door of the pavilion was ...
... SPEECH SIB EDWARD GREY. Sir Edward Grey addressed a meeting last night in Hastings Pier Pavilion, held under the auspices of the Liberal League. About 2,000 people attended. The borough member, Mr Freeman Thomas, presided. Lord Brassey and all the Liberal ...
... newel the disappearance from Hastings pier of Prince Ahmed Siefeddin, brother-in-law to the King of Egypt. Motoring from the mental home, -where for years had been a patient, at Ticehurst, Sussex, spend Monday at Hastings, all trace of has been lost since ...
... FATAL PISTOL ACCIDENT. Christopher Christian, who played small parts in dramas at the Hastings Pier, died Monday in the hospital at Hastings, where he was admitted suffering from lockjaw and blood-poisoning. At the close of the performance of The Danites ...