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... SOUTHLEA, BOURNEMOUTH. Pleasantly situated in its own grounds of half an acre. Tennis Lawns. Close to Sea- Pier, and Pleasure Grounds. Corridors warmed Electric Light. Good cuisine. Cycle Shed. Separate tables. Moderate tariff. Book t» Wast Station Mrs ...
... Elm Lodge, for London m* ' Mrs. W. P., 26, Montpellier Ter., for Brighton Mrs. Hastings, Vittoria House, for t , Mr. J. A., 2, Malvern Place, for Gloucester 'Mr. and Mrs. Piers, 1, Paragon Buildings, for Lancashire ' 88 » Lypiatt Villa, for Weymouth Mrs ...
... Fashionable Resorts. HASTINGS. Tlie Summer Season here may be said to have fairly commenced, although neither Hastings nor St. Leonards are as full as is usual at this time of year, a fact probably due to the melancholy weather of the last week, and still ...
... THE CHELTENHAM LOOKER-ON. Piers, Mr. W.B. (fr.Sandhurst) 27, MontpellierTerrace Stevenson, Mr. and Mrs. John 1 . j T1 u- \ Livorno Lodge (from Hastings) j Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Tudor 3, Suffolk Square Thompson, Mrs E. (^ (Jantley, Yorkshire) .. Wood, Miss ...
... compelled to leave for Some early in the ensuing month. The late Last Flora Hastings.—Oddly enough, almost simultaneously with the announcement of the betrothal of Lady Flora Hastings to the Duke of Norfolk, comes the news of the formal opening of handsome ...
... THE CHELTENHAM LOOKER-ON. 152 Hastings Miss E ,,fr. London 32, MontpellierTerrace Hill, Mrs. W. A.., from London Queen s Gate West Holliday, Miss, from London Delmar S ' Hunt, Miss, from Clevedon 3, Spa Buildings Parker- Jervis, Mrs. & family 8, Boyal ...
... which were observed to great advantage as she lay at anchor within the b rea only a short distance from her Majesty’s ship Hastings—which saluted his Highness’s arrival with twenty-one guns—the prince was received on board by Harrison and the other officers ...
... aud Miss Price Miss Williams 4>, Royal Well Terrace from Hastings ) Morris, Mr. Price, from Cam- -n m bridge j 4,80y at Well Terrace Oman, Mr. C., from Oxford St. Philip's Lodge Piers, Mr. S. 0., from Cam- . ~, bridge 2 'MontpelherTerrace Reid ...
... distinguished SBembled at the pier to receive his Royal Highness arnva '' His Excellency the Lord-Lieutenant and a proceeded by special train from Westland Row e j ' Pas,t four o'clock, and were in readiness on the pier to aft the Prince. As the vessel ...
... it will start for Flushing, which will be reached before noon; and her Majesty will start at once, by special train from the Pier station, for Cologne and Darmstadt, arriving at her destination shortly after ten o'clock. Tus oy who had been on a visit to ...
... G. Alder Watson, Hendre, Overton Park, for South Luffenham Rectory, Rutland Col. and Mrs. Austin, 1, Lypiatt Terrace, for Hast- bourne Col. and Mrs. Irving 8. Allfrey and family, Glen- more, for Worth Wales Lieut.-Col. and Mrs. Greme, 4, Bays Hill Lawn ...
... white, or, all black even unto black gloves—the gentlemen black and white, as men who mourn are wont to dress.—ln excess of haste to close my eyes. Yours, &c. &c T. T. St. Jambs’s Palace. —The noble suite of apartments, forming the State Rooms of St. James’s ...