... interruption of the cross* Channel traffic. There was a tremendous sea running and a great deal of shipping sheltered in Dover. Tl piers were swept continuously by tbe sea at high wat and the force of the wind was so great that on the front it was almost impossible ...

... LOiHOII ?? By E. C. COOK and S-* M&pai AnU E. T. COOK, MA. ami plan*. ENVIRONS. ~aas» Visitors to Brighton, Eastbourne, Hastings, Bourn*, mouth, Wye Valley, Severn Valley. Uath, Westni> guper-Mare, Malvern, Hereford, Worcrnlef. tilov cester, Llandrindod ...

... SEVERE GALE. PEOPLE THROWN DOWN IN THE GALE HASTINGS. A violent south-westerly gale broke over Hastings on Friday morning, and continued with unabated force throughout the day. Tradesmen's vans were overturned by the wind, and several pedestrians were ...

... the 27th ult., the Dieppe mail packet ran down the Topsy fishing smack about two and a half miles west of Newhaven Pier. The captain was saved, but three of his crew were drowned. The following day the Portobello Coastguard saw a boat floating ...

... TO BE SOU>—FURNITURE. inf.—Jta and Hast hats for 139. ML 143. and 147. Effingham Street. Bother, bam; hare largo showrooms for display their Cabinet Furniture. lasting.. MT. Kotherhsm. manufacture ill their own r-amilure the and guarantee to giveaaaj ...

... ailing on the pier, but she apparestly lived an aimless spending her time m madang semis in Me ow. artmint. As far as I could lease she met tadace trit, and catty appeared to be killing time waitiag. After a fortnight she moved sinner to Hastings, Amos to ...

... Peacock, one the Burrucks clerk and one as Cole, who has played all this season g Bedford’s forwards on the Rugby fi-dd, J. Pier* ;u, Woburn Sands, and a few others ; two, i' was noticeable, had Biddenham entered tb .ir birth-place c.ilumn. The others ...

... Oaring to the extennve damage wrought the gale the Prince of Walea's Pier and National Harbour Works at Dover, the cross Channel service of steamers on Saturday night found the Admiralty pier unapproachable, and Folkestone and Port Victoria were utilised by ...

... Unfurnished HOI'SES tv LET: select situations, cliffs, heath, and golf links. Lists free— EDWARD DURRANI aud CO., House Agcn.s. HASTINGS and ST. LEONARDSON-SEa! For particulars of Furnished HOUSES Apply Messrs. DEACLEYS, b), Loudon-road. St. Leonards-on-Sea ...

... ourselves and not keep for ever in the present ances, f req , beerected SLOUGH OF DESPOND. If we are to be provided with a pier by private capitalists, we should establish a winter garden for ourselves. Such a scheme would more than anything else towards ...

... subenment scene on shore was 000 of paid ul excitement, people running about helpless in their anxiety to render some aseistanee. Haste were got out with all speed, and reoceeded to the scene of the disaster, promptly returning to shore with ems Mimed. nee deothe ...

... ent, riding to Cypher- gat, found it deserted and everything in a state of confusion, which eloquently testified 2 to the haste with which the inhabitants had w fled. The landlord of the hotel was with some difficulty unearthed. He stated that i 40 Boers ...