... THE WATER. A Hastings garage owner on Thursday night saw a man driving away in a car which he believed belonged to someone else, and immediately gave chase. He was joined by a number of police constables. The chase continued to Hastings Pier, where the ...

... Pollard, who had been on a fishing expedition with her husband, was dead when picked up. Mr. Wilkins, an official of the Hastings Pier Company, an eye-witness of the tidal wave, said:— It was a remarkable phenomenon, and I don't think anyone here has ever ...

... BI7RERAI PIER BILL. The Burnham (Somerset) Pier Bill was on Thursday before a Select Committee of the House of Commons, presided over by Lord Sanderson.. The object of the bill is to provide for the incorporation of a company to take over the undertaking ...

... attributed to beds of (pucklaud. A SEA-DOO'S ADVENTURE Misfortune has befallen the pet dog of a lady living at cattle Abbey, near Hastings. The lady recently crossed over from France with the dog, but on the steamer's arrival at Dover she, to her dismay and I ...

... also suffered. At the height of the gale a 37ft. tide was running, but no damage was done to either of the piers or boats anchored near the Old Pier or in Knightstone Harbour. ...

... contractors engaged in completing the construction of the new Marine Lake at Glentworth Bay have been working with feverish haste day and night in order to get the lake ready for bathers at VVhitsun. It was to have been available for holiday-makers on Sunday ...

... The Nameless City,• The Dwarf'. Chamber, The Bed-Headed do. SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS, The geese opens on Fletmouth Pier, where Sarah Wharton is awaiting the arrival of her lover, Lieutennat Jayne, just home from Chinese waters. Among other things ...

... admired. and we'll make it the real thing. you'll tee, for my artistic little wife! Nay you will. Fell ? You're in such haste,' she said with a little pout, though secretly delighted. Yee take a perms off her feet 1 east help it, Nell, be answered ...

... could not believe it. She must know more: she must know everything; and she hurried aloe:, stumbling now and then in her blind haste to catch up with the men. The sun -u rising, ' the red dawn lad given place to gold, and the sky was flooded with light. It ...

... from one street to another the sports patronised by the notorious Mar. until he dimppeared into a hiding-place or finis of Hastings.. Towards the end o't the the railway station. The police would then nineteenth century a French promotor at. know if he ...

... little vales, Where happy swains tell lovers' tales; Along by Avalon's sacred ground; And in and out and round and round; No haste, no stopping, lazily Across the moors out to the sea. ROw often as a laughing boy-Sans clothes—sans everything but joy ! My ...

... until arrival of Brigade Largs and successful saving station greater portion the pier however completely destroyed together with several of wooden blocks which to extend pier Wemyss the termini of Caledonian wav where steamboats the trains AT FOLKESTONE ...