... when he visits that City for the purpose of opening the Jubilee Exhibition. Sr. trovanns is to have a pier enOrt, !Ong. and thus rivalling the Hastings pier. There ato be a pavilion to seat some 60) people erected smut 60 yards hum the shore. - As a brake ...

... the President of the General Medical Council. The hospital is erected on the site of the old inermory, opposite to the Hastings pier, and has coot altogether about £24,000, of which about del.,oAo has been subscribed. Tex inquest on the bodies of the ten ...

... WATERSPOUT OFF HASTINGS. The rain fell in torrents at Hastings on 'ruesday, and the deluging showers were almost continuous throughout the day, whilst a furious wind was blowing, and the sea was very rough. In the morning, about a quarter past nine o'clock ...

... CH &PIER LVII. TWI PCMSTIKO TIM 'TOIL For none hell move the moat high gods. Who are meet end, being cruel : mem Shan break or take as theo de Where.lol they ecuurge i., net as one Who smiles a .on. -SRI NM' r, r was some little time before Mrs. Medlicott ...

... fur the erection a pier. Recently the directors obtained another Icaso from the War Department, and proceeded to extend pier. In carrying oat the extension they proposed to stop the egress tho public to portion the beach adjoining pier, and in front of ...

... building, though not to the solemn senate chamber. The police on duty, repairing in haste to the spot, found at the east end of the river terrace, and near the Commons' pier, a crowd collected round a smoking tin case which had contained gunpowder, and to ...

... and goods iu transit destroyed. At Brighton both the West and Chain Piers have been considerably injured, and many bouses unroofed. At Hastings the sea-wall has been beaten down, the pier was nearly wrecked, and the railway line washed away. At Folkstoue ...

... drowned, hut the captain and ether efioert ere saved. One child died board tng whilst being conveyed into port, and the upon tha pier Harwich, when the tng arrived, was very distressing. Mr. O. J. Williams, vice .Consol of Harwich, has taken steps for tbs relief ...

... laid down at COO feet, will be exUnded to about feet, tho present Admiralty Pier being extended some COO feet from its present termination at tho now fort, and the head of each pier will bear a handsome lighthouse. Tho walls of both eastern and tho southern ...

... near the Old Aberdeen Stain, carried out of depth the tad* and drowned. The body wae afterwards reoorerod near the Tunnel Pier, and removed to the mortuary. The Bail of Ouaura hae rented the Eari of Hopatonn'a TimilhMl* ahooting Lanarkshire, which have ...

... Thomas Henigham, who sank while bathing in 8 feet of water Pier-head, Westport, the 6th ult; to James Bo per for saving Frederick Brads, who attempted suicide by jumping into the sea at Hastings the ult; Henry G. Percy, boy 14 years of age, for saving another ...

... manoeuvres were executed exactly as they had been arranged by General Cialdini. AT LIVERPOOL a drunken woman jumped off the pier into St. George's Basin, but the water being low, fell into the mud instead of into the water. A Spanish sailor jumped in after ...