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... from land, to the South east of the Hastings Pier, the parade, beach, and pier being thronged with people. He was kept afloat by a life bnoy until picked np in few minutes by email boat. He was then taken to the pier, and driven back to the recreation ...
... of 'vessels put in hi a damatged condition. The landing stage at St. 1.conards Pier wvas washed amway by the-gabo. .Wcckekge awas driven against the ironwork of' Hastings Pier, smashing live massive iron columns end doing damage estimated at £500. The barquc ...
... from land, to the South-east of the Hastings Pier, the parade, beach, and pier being thronged with people. He was kept afloat by a life buoy until picked np in a few minutes by a small boat. He was then taken to the pier, and driven back to the reoreation ...
... Of the last6YCS. abont 154 Brighten 1 0 0pecnt - ('West Pier) S par cent. £10 150 0pecn. Ilastiitge St. Leo. nald's pier 6 , £1.0 12 0 20 , P, ier.!I!9 ,, diQ stock lA0 0 40 , ftutbporta 0 7 pier ?? It 8 81 0., I Margate 1 20 3 The fiold of operations ...
... mbers, S.W. Thomaa oes, REqn lateo Mayor of Hastings, Director of the Wilam teviebns, Re., Sp ingleld, Iu ?? Surrey. and engineer to, amnonghst oqthters, the sfoleio d iners Brighton (W.est Pier), Hastings, Blackpool, asetbourne, and 3l~agate; also, ...
... THE PORT AND PIER R&TWAY, CHANOCERY DIVISION-YE SIERDAY, Befotre Mr. Jtethce Kay) DUNCANo V. THIN PRITO PORT IAILWAT COMPANY,- Mr, Graham HEaillngn, Q O., on bahalfl of Mr, Duncan and otben, bondholdere, moved that the costs, charges, ned tsgennes incurred ...
... PROGRESS OF THE PORTISHEAD AND PIER RAILWAY. in Si Pt A sil In St of it YU is hi a et su bil in Pe it ien SIn ch etl If In I4 A :1 ~in ?? !ii RIL 1V di le -bi 'al ma LII in an MIt Z5 In 28 ea '5 Oa bu WI es o hi eys. bou te o'cocka mn ?? alo rs~~was standing ...
... ]BhIlTOL PO1MT .AND PiER RAILWAY OOMPA1NY,- CBANCBERY .D1VIBION-YESTERDAY. (Before Mr Justice Hay). Mr-Horce Davey, QC., with whom was Me Phipeon BEal, Inovtd on bebalf .o the blidland and Great Wietean Railway Companies that the receiver and maveger ...
... BUBSTOL PORT AND PIER RAILWAY BILL. rn, - V I LLS a- --CL 0. 211 -t - -tmA I-PnrA l,h .LmiJ. iJ The further hearing of this Bill was resumed before the 1 Committee of the Ros ?? Mr. George Cuanninghiam, C.E. (Edinburgh), examined f, by Mr. Saunders, said ...
... military, nnd the Admiralty Pier was orowdedby spectaitors to witness their departure. The pier presente a very nm. mated sight. Theseawassorough ?? unable to get alongside, and the water frequently made a clean breach over the pier, drenching the spectators ...
... priefs wero:-Vfist, Mrs. Piers Logh, Cheltonhan; secord, Mies Bardolo, Wimbledon ; third, Mryr. Ejro. HUtsay, Wiltabire; foutth, Mist Steel, Raglaun; fifth, ilss Legai, Ohdltenbon; and aixtb, Mee, Koyvorlb, Wirgcl Archers, Met, Piers Legb tcon the challenge ...
... for the erroneous information given to the publio. It is now stated that the Russian lady who arrived in such precipitate haste at Venice was not the ?? herself, but a certain lady who resembles her, and who had been expressly and hurriedly de- spatched ...