... pesetas in various departments of the public service, An alarming panic occurred the other might in the pavilionof the Hastings pier, Towards the conclu-innoltbo&:llmo' ““The Shaughran” a gun was fired by Immediately afterwards a man fainted, and then ...

... taken at Valentia, County Kerry, in Jume. It should, however, be méntioned that a conger of HZib. was hooked and played at Hastings by Mr. E. ' Whecler. It broke away from the gafl aud a wire trace, and was trawled up dead two days later. This was & splendid ...

... of Constable Stockdale, who was being violently assaulted by a Lowestoft fisherman on the pier at Scarbro’, was on Saturday warmly complimented by Ald. Hastings Fowler, chairman of the magistrates, on the pluck he had shown. Chief Constable Basham informed ...

... so far retained the following players :—A. Brown, A. Bridgett, T. 8. Tait, W. Clark, W. Troughear; W. Milton, T. Hall, \V. Hastings, G. Jarvie, H. Low, and W. H. Read. Financially, the season, at Roker Park, has been fairly good, though it is hardly likely ...

... conditions of modern life. We are all living lives of haste. The novelist writes too hastily to do justice to his powers. He has not the patience to attempt a really great book. And the reader also is in haste. He has neither taste nor leisure for a big book ...

... died suddenly at his house in Brixton while correcting a proof. Twice Mavor of Hastings and magistrates’ clerk for thirty-five years, Mr. F. A. Langham has died at Hastings. The Rev. D. W. Lewis, rector of Llandilo, fell dead in a restaurant at Brecon ...

... and child, my little boy being saved. The pilot boat left us off Gravesend Pier, and we proceeded steadily The place at which westruck wasabout twoand a half miles rmm the pier, directly in mid-channel. Ten minutes before the collision I was on deck, my ...

... bathing bungalow on the Underclif Drive where Enid had joined them; and five minutes afterwards a taxi put him down at the pier head. He walked along the front tryiug to remember whick bungalow she had come out of, but thcre were so many of them, and ...

... dols., of which only 30,000 dols. is covered by insurance. MeTEORLOGICAL. — Peri of the Pier : ** Although it's #0 fine just now, Jack, the sailor man on the pier-head -{‘- he thinks we shall soon have a squall.”—Jack : ‘*Not the slightest doubt of it ...

... the pl-nl-dhnlfl: the carrisges of the Compagy and if the movement be imitated by the railwa, .. ey trips to Brighton or Hastings will be plessantly o hanced by tue expectation of mn&[mu-.wn b.u;-oud from an investment in the Art Unio o in a club lottery ...

... tke pier to see them arrive. They were evidently having a race, and for a time it was doubtful which would win. But f\duflly the Dachess of Hamilton got ahead, eaving the Scotia behind, and Jack decided to go round to the Caledonian Railway pier to see ...

... A fellow like you'll never sell for me.” * Haud thou thy noise, John,” replied the auctionger, good humouredly. * When thou hast a sale, thou’lt not hae the choosing of thy own auctioneer ; he'll be chosen for thee,” And somehow it turned out that for ...