... en serious loss of life: the coasting steamer Veri:lot wa.4 totally wrecked near Lame, and bee TW o f ten were drowned. At Hastings, Bei- Sancl•rate. and other places on the south coast were swept and houses flooded and damaged by the w'a. LINER UNABLE ...

... having been IN Mildenhall. The fished well, many successful. Hest from the Kentish Large bees have Hastings, Brightoni these shy fish are b under the pier in a an angler is success' are all in favour of the angler's line re The fish ought reall fine but ...

... firstclass; Nicholas Morgan, leading stokor. It was still dark and heavy rain was falling when the Elfin started from Harwich pier soon after seven o'clock with some thirty liberty men returning to the Thames after a night ashore. The submarines were leaving ...

... Great Yarmouth, Dover, Brighton, Hastings, Plymouth, and seaside marts. The codling season is just coming in at Yarmouth, and some excellent sport is anticipated in the course of another week or two. Both Heighten and Hastings have been yielding capital results ...

... being *oft, the foundations were secured by sinking blocks of concrete and building piers of masonry on them. Iron columns standing on broad feet are supported by the piers, and carry the on which dm basins are built. Them two trains in the reservoir, which ...

... song, Good Luck,' the chorus of which was heartily joined in by the men. Au amusing little sketch, Bump,' ,iven by Nurses Hastings, Hodgson and Teesdale. the appropriate song. Somewhere in France, was beautifully rendered by Mt s Stevenson, and the ...

... cruiser matchee. The Royal London Yoicht Club was the rooms upstairs. Tbe fleas had moved is during in the van with a handsome piers of plate presented the night. was with them. and Mr& by the proprieton i.f the t od./ This was fo.r a Drown lied in Monte. ...

... entry of 540, and among the competitors were anglers London, Hastings, Clacton, Deal, Sides, Tottenham, Croydon, Chelmsford, &e. Many ladies also took' part. Fishing wee carried on from the pier and from boats, and some nice catches of flounders, dabs, ...

... and, u the season advances, afford sport from piers and boats and from the beach where the , water is fairly deep. The silver whiting has put in me unusually early appearance this seamen. I from Hastings, Brighton, and Aldeburgh (Stl ' o e flt) brought ...

... employees, their wic. and sweethearts visited Scarborough. To repair damage done to the liner DPWochland by collision with the pier at Dot r will, it is stated, cost L 70,000. . . . Birmingham 'Distress 'Committee been offered a of MO acres for £15.000 for ...

... to when. ht. Ind leaped in and swam to poor MadgeA. for there it all was plainly eisetigh- the long spit of rocks out like • pier. the nairling water, and the waving masses of slimy acid. _ _ _ _ • rood job it wu be thought Ilang we if I blsoulda t hesitated ...

... night, in the abeam of the etageasaseger. he rag the curtain down too early Sir - (thms Ilz.) Henry Irving, moiling the of the piers. The great actor is always temperas seder OM. dation', and, mon an sorrow thee is he lad to the led, Why en earth did you ring ...