... their letters. The Parade was greatly damged. The gale and high tide wrought Immense damage on the sea front at Rastbourne. The pier was snapped saunder In the centre, and the shore end carried sompletely away, together with large portions of masonry. The ...

... Temperance armies, and a 9 crowded meeting afterwards, the object of the gatheriog D being to bid farewell to the Rev, Frederick Hastings, c who had taken a deep interest ia the Gospel Temperance a movement. During the meeting, M1r. ERstings was pre. V sented ...

... ACCIDENTS, OFFENCES, &c.t Dover, Brighton, Hastings, and other places on the South Coast, suffered a good deal by gale~ last week. At Brighton, two fishing-boats were lost, and eight persons perished. At Dover, par~t of the rlway was wiahte apa.. A Coroner's ...

... Admiral Dae laGr'viere, and Mr. Osborne, gi Secretary of the Admiralty. After a short interval the ar trumpeter stationed on the Pier Battery announced the ap- So proach of the Royal yacht. The guns of the Platform as Battery instantly confirmed the intelligence ...

... g to him. Three-fourths of the gentlemen who have this week shown so much ability as advocates of progress who are in hot haste to spend a prodigious sum on money, who refuse to listen to any appeal for caution and deliberation, who flourish a vast ...

... origin of the rumiour respecting the deficiencv of 300o000/. and V.lsich was madc the subject of insinnation against Lord H~astings. A clerk ait the India-1-H(oluse (A tilit-office) having mad(e an err or in sumin-ulp of .300,0001. in the inst year's aceonntj ...

... pleasant to look on. Bit,. George Hastings is falso commeddA or for one of the interesting, pictures which ho exhibited a u local Graphic Converatzonne, The reviewer ' aye, IOn thoLihI Downs, month of Aprll by G. Hastings, calls for warm pas;d on the detail ...

... Polegate Station. The new schools erected under the auspices of the Worces- ter School Board were opened on Thursday. Mr. G. Hastings (President of the Social Science Associatin), Sir John Pakington, MYP., Canon Barry, and others made speeches on the occasion ...

... the accused man was thoroughly broken-spirited n through hardship. Hle was remanded. to A passenger train last evening for Hastings ran over three heifers which had strayed on the line. A heavy shock was experienced by the driver, but n the evening being ...

... frm ' York. arrived here this morning. SOUTHAMPTON, FRWDAr.-'heSteamer Lvlle a oc Wost Indies and Central American ports, hast arried feromt Nxw Yonx, TswasnDAY.-21he steamer Erns arrivdth4j Poier SAID, TiuRsDAY.-ThOO steamer Mongolia, W;Mi India, China ...

... likely to be Baden-Baden There now appears some chance of a pacific settlement. A shocking accident took place on the Port and Pier Itailway on Saturday evening A party of Clifton College boys belonging to the cadet'corps attached to that school were returning ...

... and Exeter, There was considerable delay in sending to all places south and L west of Exeter, as well as to Eastbourne, Hasting, the Channel Island., and the Continent, VESBELS ASHORE. The galegreatly endangered shipping in the Bristol Channel, and several ...