... spectacle, inter r On Monday the pier master at Hastings re- with ceived a telegram that a young D. I man would commit suicide during the evening. At ten o'clock a young man attempted to jump into the sea from the pier, but wvas seized and taken into custody ...

... MISCELLANEA. A wise rman will make haste to forgive becanee he knows the true value of time, and will not suffer it to purs away in on- 5neceessry paln.-Dr. Jo~rncco. I would bava every oburoll upon a bill, and (or thide reasoon-when upon ahbill, everybody ...

... cyclist to lest register his machine and carry a legible rvis camber. -atdiea be A search for a missinL mail-cart driver at .- Hastings has resulted in the discovery of his Jere dead body under his horse, the cart being be overturned. er.) The House of Lords ...

... At Ryde business was a brought to a stand-still by the inclemency of the weather, EL and about 200 feet of the new Railway Pier was carried - away through the violence with whioh two largecollier vessels were blown up against it. The metropolis was a ...

... done rt the. Oilier; lie deliberately chogs to remain the vassal of Austria rattier than enter upon a career so bright with piers so patriotic, so full oh advantage to his fellow- elnesatres. gand King Ferdinand budt douhis duty, and been equal to his trust ...

... sway, in thought, to a certnin pier; a- pier of wooden piles, running two hrundredlyarde Into the sea, at a quiet spot on la lvely coast, where various ?? coll 00 a summer day. You stand at lbs seaward end of the: pier, ?? it broadens iuto a considerable ...

... protecting the .-n interests of the City-in such matters, but in rl this case there has been something like un- or dignified haste to meet a danger which was ill ad not at all apparent, and might not even have te existed. It is to be presumed that those ...

... 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 ...

... with.- DALaIZL. Fatal ?? Accidents. Young Couple Drowned. A young man and woman hired a small rowlbg boet from the beach at Hastings yestsrday afternoon, and rowed towards Ecolesbourne. Some time afterwards the. boatwas found driftiagabout emptv. with one ...

... not iiat he bad permission to olwer contentlo ok there but thabt he had permis- lieve place a WrC - Admiralty to construct a pier igiug sion from tb. to, Rnd that the wreck was . The some years as marked outforthepierand )-tile within the limit, mi ld not ...

... alongside the Quesnborough pier at the usual hour t( on Tuesday merning. Her passengers,bowever, were b compelled to renuain on board for several hours on is account of the railway line being-blocked about six T miles from the pier. For fifteen hours all ...

... could not be compelled to pay further calls until the money due on those shares was paid. A balf-pay officer, named Edmund Piers, was charged at Marlborough Street Police-office, on Wednesday, with annoying the Honourable Mrs. Norton. The prisoner aild ...