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... Captain D. DaJton, the wen-known cross-channel swimmer, will attempt on Saturday, the weather permitting, to swim from Hastings Pier to Eastbourne, distance of about twenty miles. He will enter water 10.30 aun., and is expected the task will take him about ...
... In the region Van (Caucasia front) the Russians have gained two successes over the Turks. The pavilion the sea end of Hastings pier was completely destroyed by fire yesterday afternoon. The fire is supposed to have been cau*>d by a dropped cigarette. ...
... trapped just above Bast Weir by Mr C. W. Whatford. An extraordinary shoal porpoise*, number about 40, was observed closs tha Hastings Pier « Wad moaijng, » CtaßnaJ. ...
... annual conferencs of tlie National Federation of Meat Traders' Association sat in overcoats in a pavilion at the end of Hastings Pier yesterday while they were discussing temperatures in butchers' shops. Outside a gale blew and rain beat against the windows ...
... guilty. The Chief Constable explained thai August 31, 1925, the Prince was smuggled aboard tbe steamer Devonia lying at Hastings Pier bound for Boulogne. Pilbeam and Bastone went with the Prince to Turkey, where they been living under 1-is patronagj at ...
... owned Colonel J. W. Abrahams, raced to their assistance. The injured engineer was transferred to launch and rushed to Hastings Pier, where ambulance was summoned and he wag taken to hospital. His first request on recovering consciousness was for a cigarette ...
... EXCURSIONISTS. carious meeting took place on Friday morning em the desk of Hastings pier, when aboat 150 visitors assembled by agreement to demand what they considered ta be their rights from the proprietor one the local steamboats wbo Thursday took them ...
... game fish have been caught, and in the clear water other large bass have been seen round and under the piers. Mr F. has landed a bass of at Hastings Pier, and Mr C. Monger one of 941b. the Weymouth district, where Mr Midgeley has captured conger, and Mr ...
... Milner. I.ls—Dance music gramophone records. I.4s—Midland. 2.3o—Dance music on gramophone records. 3.0 —Hastings Municipal Orchestra, from the Hastings Pier Pavilion. 4.0 Lloyd Thomas at the organ of the Granada, Woolwich. 4.30 —Trolley-Bus, devised by Douglas ...
... 4s—Recital: The Philharmonic String Quartet. 2.3o—Ralph Elman Sextet. 3.0 —Hastings Municipal Orchestra (leader, Charles McKeownt: conductor, Juiius Harrison; from the Hastings Pier Pwvilion. 4.0 to 4.2o—Midland. 4.2s—Crazy Quilt, with Phyllis Robins and ...
... from all the resorts was exceptionally heavy last, night. At Hastings and St. Leonard's It was estimated that upwards 40,000 holidaymakers were on the sealront during the day. Hastings pier reported record August bolidav with over 80,000 people paMtng ...
... with his fleet no more —and the ' island ' of Oxney is part of mainland. The centre of Hastings—now half mile inland—wae once its harbour, while the piles of Hastings Pier are driven among roots of submerged forest beech trees. Langney Point, near Eastbourne ...