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... lawns and gardens. Terms from 3gs. 1127 BRIGHTON. REGENCY HOUSE PRIVATE HOTEL, 30-31, Rowney Square, directly facing sea. West Pier. UNDER NEW 31 ANAGJrI4 , NT. Terms moderate.—Mr. and Mrs. George Blaaland. 'Phone 4838 CLITTONVILLE.-.-Huntlngton, Surrey-rd ...
... THE PIER MMSO CARNIVAL WEEK WEDNESDAY THERE WILL Q.ENERAL £ARNTVAL OPEN pier WEATHER PERMITTING. TROLLIES. LOOK OCT FOR THE ITER CARNIVAL MAN, WHO 13 WAV FREE FOR THE . LRF..NT EN'I EUT Al> tiJ - FURTHER ANNOU.NCEMEN-rs. - FROM PROMENADE PIER - FREE ...
... Bicester, to-day. ST. JAMES'S PALACE, Thursday. The Prince of Wales returned London from Sandringham this morning. Major the Hon. Piers Legh has ceeded Lieut, the Hon. Bruce Ogilvy ad Equerry-in-W aiting. YORK COTTAGE, SA Thursday. The Prince of Wales and the ...
... Plymth. D. AH. Cemetery 17',- 6 I Plymouth Pier Pref 10-0 1 do. Ord 5/0 k do do. neb. 67', 621 i ...
... work of the London Mission, gave character sketches of the Cockney. PLYMOUTH PIER PAVILION. “The Toppers concert part; are occupy- ing the stage at the Plymout! Promensa: Pier Pavilion this week, and their opening performances yesterday were given in the ...
... of Ashley Down, Bristol, whose choice was. Weston-super-Mare, and Mr. James Peters, of Canonbury, N., wbose selection was Hastings. The Browns, in their essay, tell how £7 19s. paid for a fortnight's holiday for a family of three. Twelve months' saving ...
... 'Jo. do. Pref. 22/6 do. Plymth. D. * S Cemetory 25 30 6 do Plymouth Pier Pref. 23/0 26/0 So do. 8/0 12/ J s do. W. Count es Agric. Coop. » ft 1 do. Dolcoaths — . 0/3 do. Hast. P0015 2/9 tfl Grenville United 10 do. South Crofty. 4/9 6/9 20 do. ...
... Company's popularity. p>IER pAVILION AND ,QAFE. TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY), APRIL 21st, 8 11.30, piER A kO E, ADMISSION, 2/-. Balcony, 6d. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), APRIL 22nd, AT 8 P.M., BY STANTON WICKS AND HIS PLAYERS. 2/-. 1/, and 6d. PIER TOLL 2d. MONDAY, APRIL ...
... H. MeAlpine) G. Poole al2 7 Whfce Sarrey (vSir H. Meux) Gore 12 1 Vive 'Col J. 11. Hastings a 11 8 Gem (Maj C. W. M. Norrie) G. Bennett all a 'Mr W Bankier) Hastings al2 7 (Mr T. (61i!> ex) W. Nightingall 12 0 Royal Oliancellor (Lord Westmorland) Westmorland ...
... RN &MOUTH RO‘D from 2;gu.. Sear Boacoinbe Pier. Cline. and Gardens. tbree minutes sbopft. trains. ncy.ir,ite table.. cooking. Gas tires. WOO LL . Dot —l7O Capstone Load—Fur But coolUng and attendance; et aidanaala.t, 34 Wearing; central; clone train% ...
... was second with 311 b. 9Joz. The heaviest fish was a conger 91b. loz., caught Mr. A. H.Dodd, of Folkestone. Mrs. Morris, cf Hastings,'with 201 b. 140 z., had the heaviest catch among the women anglers. A strong easterly wind interfered with the competitors ...
... RE TVLDAY. and n 'AVIA e 4 O► THL No 11771. IM•. to 7.15 to 10. 1..0ra open 2 and 6.15 hues, 9d.. la.. 111. 6d. PLTINOO7II PIER PAVILION. • 6 C AIILTON J)ANCBS Men., Wei. Ind Rat., 10.16. 2/. *sell. 1 I.e Wed.. es& Drees consent ST I Ids team c &net) ...