... PIER PAVILION LOOTED. The Hastings pier staff found that the pavilion had been entered by some persons unknown and looted early the other morning. The thieves apparently got on to the pier from a boat. The door of the pavilion was smashed, the ticket ...

... Tragedies wed Disasters. Christopher Christian ' an actor, died at Hastings on Monday from lockjaw caused by the wad of a blank cartridge discharged from a pistol on the stage at Hastings Pier entering his leg. In • brook near Stafford Mr. William E. Woolley ...

... cohabitation with another woman, threw the vitriol Oeer his, injuring bin in alearful minter. Tu■ annual meeting rf the Hastings Pier onany has just been held. when the reislt for the year presented, and showed Wilde:lag the past si s mantle, 30,1 ,4 9 ...

... FIRE ON HASTINGS PIEL The spaeioue pavilion at the sem end of Haatings Pier was destroyed by fire on Sunday. The Sre is supposed to have bee* canard by a dropped cigarette, a strong wind Wowing at the time. The. new bandstand, new promenade extension ...

... T. HASTINGS' I. 11 Now&kik; 2 C Hadfsg. Fowler. b Hoopoe 0 T 16 T Haber. • Hooper. b Roque . 0 C 2 II b 6 • /Vbs. Hoopoe. b Haynie ._ Harting, not ont 3 Hetes' CHELTENHAM v. TEWKESBURY. The return game between these Clubs was played at ...

... WATER' 4 POUT OFF HASTINGS. The rain fell in tomato M Halting@ Tuesday, and the deluging thou, were throughout the day. 'thou a furlong wind was blowing, and the sea very rough. In the morning, about ► qu trete put nine o'clock, • waterspout was seen ...

... broke over the Admiralty pier, and all the passengers by tho seven o'clock boat were drenched as they made their way to the train. The Ostend boat made a tempestuous crossing, and had to clear out from her moorings by the pier to a safer berth. The violence ...

... named King ,wm swept off the pier by a heavy sea. A line was thrown to him, which be caught, arid a lifeboat was launched from the 016 tend best alongside the pier. Just in the boat him a huge wave broke over the pier: l. 7lg the lifeboat, but fortunately ...

... scene was witnessed by the crowds on the front at Hastings on Tuesday afternoon. A young lady, who was bathing. was some way beyond her depth, when sbe was seised with cramp, and sank. A man diced from the pier, and swam to the rescue. He seised the ladyjust ...

... FAMILY RESIDENCE. Situate on the Eastern Hide of the Highatnet, the occupatioe of Dr. Deemer. TWO WELL-BUILT DWELLING HOUSES, @Haste in the Oldbury, known as the Tewkesbury Rural Hospital. IN THE PARISH OF DEERHUBST. A saleable piece of PASTURE °BERARDINO ...

... LONODON nu Bs - SOLAR? Ea; --ideMes Tomas (15), a bricklayer, cl Lone., tried at Won:eater as-ere., oe T•mday. M. *haste of barglasomly breaking into the beam of brolbesits-lam, WWI G tdd, on the 3rd We., sad einem aqua:lly of meat, becoo and ps,latoca ...

... craft is Southampton rter, sad the Trinity House steamer. Warden. which wee. et the West Bramble Lightship, steamed with all haste to the scene of the disaster. The Warden picked up the wrecked machine, in which the pilot. Lieutenant Crewmen. was found strapped ...