... Colonel's Divorce Suit. Married After Meeting on Bout nemouth Pier. A D S.O. Colonel's unhappy marriage as a result of a meeting on Bournemouth Pier while on leave had a Divorce Court sequel on when Mr. Justice Horridge beard the petition for divorce ...

... in its rates of 2s. Bil. in the notwithstanding the town has sustained a loss of X 44,0011 on gas and .g 36,000 on water; Hastings has reduced its rate by 3s. 21d., and Leamington Spa bas made a reduction of 3s. in the t. The directors of Torquay Tramways ...

... '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. ...

... 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) ...

... Robert Hill, Rear- Adml. Sir Alfred Chatfield, Lieut.-Gen. Sir Noel Birch, and Maj.-Gen. Sir Gerald Ellison, while Maj.-Gen. Hastings-Anderson, Maj.-Gen. Alfred Blenkinsop, and Maj.-Gen. Alexander Wallace reoe.ved tho accolade of knighthood, and invested ...

... hoc get the beide here. They do not appear to IX, Oita to any s atisfactory arrangement. with the Pier Companies, who ere -pending a lot of rauney on the pier. and it is quite natural they want to are some return. but if the boat companies can carry out ...

... down, ai cut hay is floatmg down the streams. Over 2,700 telephone lines in the London area were out of order yesterday. Hastings, Tonbridge, Lincoln, Worthing, Grimsby were completely cut off from direct communication with London for considerable time ...

... additiosal 14011, the -West pier. The borough to take the maturany slept re spieling Gar groyne to the nett o.tenNton of the wharf, sod the IIN• Noe pole at the of the .oncrete Enloe adjoining.—The another, fur the Went pier canard .1 good diat-urion, ...

... Polytart, ■ Toilet, and Simon's Glory, to Vive-La, 10 ; to 1 Big Bertha, 100 S others. Won tnree lengths; bad third. ST. PIERS SELLING HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE—FAIR VIEW (Tf«Ue) .'The Unknown's selection). 1; Turbine (Maj Doyle). 2; Ned Carver Rees., 5 ...

... houses. Hastings built splendid baths which cost Ja40,000 about forty years ago. I believe Bournemouth has been talking about it for something like the same perish, but I prefer Bournemouth even without the baths. About fifteen miles from Hastings there ...

... .: hook from the tide, •• If rill land Jae, : El b k .. ra Well, We to I As I ran the quite rocks at Dead HAealp. / At the Pier the lio'rin etme. thin / / I•And I thought I had bloomer' total ' he; • lig reward for me. S. •rees all right. he I no mistake ...

... t»-l each Iroezo. mint, Po’vtaii. Toilet, and Simon’s Glory, 7-1 Vive La. 10-1 Bi« Bertha, 100-8 other*.--Of! 1 O. 1. ST. PIERS HDCP CHASE £1.70, 2m. Fair View (C. Young) Tighe I Turbine Socundns Major Doyle 2 Nod Can-erf* . 7 ran: Raeburn Glass 'Trudgi ...