... BODY ON HASTINGS BEACH. The initials F.R., written on the inside a linen collar, arc the only means of identification which the Hastings Police possess an unknown man who was found lying dead the beach near the Hastings pier early on Thursday. He wore ...

... BODY ON HASTINGS BEACH. The initials F.R., written on the inside linen collar, are the only means of identification which the Hastings Police possess of mi unknown man who was found lying dead the beach near the Hastings pier early on Thursday. He ...

... Ronald Dole, while fishing for dabs Hastings pier, landed an octopus with mi ordinary rod and lice. The fish struggled vigorously and was only brought to the deck of the pier after a prolonged struggle. When on the pier it caused much excitement by vigorously ...

... guilty. The Chief Constable explained thai August 31, 1925, the Prince was smuggled aboard tbe steamer Devonia lying at Hastings Pier bound for Boulogne. Pilbeam and Bastone went with the Prince to Turkey, where they been living under 1-is patronagj at ...

... novel is the disappearance from Hastings pier of Prince Ahmed Siefeddin, brother-in-law to the King of Egypt. Motoring, from the mental home, where for 24 years had been patient, at Ticehurst, Sussex, to spend Monday at Hastings, all trace of him has been ...

... wave which accoinpa storm of wind and rain over the J and South-east Coast on ur evening caused several fatalities. A Hastings pier official the tidal wave as like a white a the water about five feet high- tide was low at the time, or the ie would have ...

... directed that of £l4 13s. 3d. found on prisoner £l2 should go towards his keep. A deep-sea octopus was landed on Monday the Hastings pier by a lad named Ronald Dale, who was fishing with a rod and line for bass. The octopus struggled violently when hooked, ...

... the sea below Hastings pier late on Wednesday night in extraordinary circumstances. Cries for help were heard, and Mr. E. M. Ratcliffe, aged 10. Alexandra-road. St. Leonards. once ran to the beach and out on to the steel work beneath the pier. At considerable ...

... 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 ...

... disappeared from home at Ticelnirst, Sussex, has not yet been found. Statement made to the Hastings police by Mr. Frank Hedgecock, who is staying at No. 32a, Taekleway, Hastings, and whose home at Picton-road, Wavertree, Liverpool, has satisfied them that the ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...