... PIER PAVILION LOOTED. The. Hastings pier staff found that the pavilion had been entered by some pertains unknown and looted early the other morning. The thieves apparently got on to the pier from a boat. The door of the pavilion was smashed, the ticket ...

... shore. she flew on under bare pulse towards the North Pier, where several hundred people were alienable, and ea the ship came nearer three fled in haste to the promenade a violent oollisioa with the pier seemed inevitable. On coming close, however, the vessel ...

... seat, Broomham Park, near Hastings, at the age of 71. He was a magistrate and county coun- cillor for Sussex, and agent to the Duchess of Cleveland and the Hon. Thomas Brassey. He is succeeded by his eldest son, Anchitel Piers, who was born on August 22nd ...

... Darling, Mr. Patrick Hastings, K.C., had occasion to mention the name of George Robcy. George Itobey? interjected the judge, with a tine display of assumed ignorance. And who, pray, is George RelyevMy lord, gravely replied Mr. Hastings. George Rotey ...

... sister. aged 17 years, resolved to die together, and they, hanotin-loond, don w them• ✓aves off the coping of the dt.rs fa-park pier into the Thames. The mister was carried away by .he stream, and the prisoner rescued by a waterman, who in his (rode .vour ...

... beneath his pillow, as though even in hie intense suffering he would hide his pain from his friends. Hastings' face lighted as Graham entered ; Hastings telt the necessity of experienced care in this case, and stepped aside to give place to the physician ...

... used the wreckage of the Royal Pier as battering rams to buffet its companion struetures even to the iror. columns of the West Pier, something like threequarters of a mile away. Sixty years ago, almost. to a week, the old pier, then a vigorous youngster of ...

... investigated by the coroner at Southbourne, near Bournemouth, on Monday. A young man, named Walter Half, was fishing on the pier in the morning, and afterwards prepared for a bath. He climbed down the landing stage, holding the ironwork with one hand and ...

... practise Afa ambient happened on Monday evening to a lad named Slomfleid, who was playing cricket with some schoolfellows at Hastings Grammar School, on the central ground. The lad was batting when a twill rising suddenly struck him in the regi.di of the ...

... carriage with two ►ittle ponies. The people worship her and she speaks to every one. Frinn my bedroom window I can see tho pier and the sea. It is like having a fresh lease of life. A TRENCH RAID. lying in the wet grass or mud with nerves at high tension ...

... the bed of the river up to 1.10 mark. and above that mirk up to the loss! of the ri.. iv/ay &host 103 hi , . The ore If • 30 piers impr mists Oven by 'lds trim-. miss of metal, so 'a• as the wait has pro. g ewe!, is he one of lightness, the li.re oat like ...

... PROPHECY. BY lIANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN. SUMMARY.—CHAPTERS I—lL—lntroduces Antonio, the juvenile son of a widowed Italian lady. CH‘PIER 111.—A reputed witch forecasts his future, but in such mystic terms as to be unintellig ble until the tale develops. Antonio's ...