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... PIER PAVILION LOOTED. The Hastings pier staff found that the rsvilion bad been entered by some persons unnown 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 ofßre ...
... PIER PAVILION LOOTED. Early on Thursday morning the Hastings pier staff found that the pavilion bad been entered by some persons unknown and looted. The thieves apparently got on to the pier from • boat. The door of the pavilion was smashed. the ticket-office ...
... PIER PAVILION LOOTED. The. Hastings pier staff found that the pavilion had been entered by some pertains 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 ...
... Castle ground Tower was blown away three times. Many trees in the Long Walk and at Eton College grounds were t'p- 'rooted. Hastings pier had to be closed for the first time owing to the violence of the gale. At Cambridge two men were blown in the Cam and drowned ...
... the venal. lie was afterwards picked up, but was I found to be dead. The body was removed to the White Hart Inn, near Hastings Pier, to await an in- quest. DILOWNED.—Three young men, named respectively, Teercy, of Market-etreet,llexhala ; William Lowe ...
... property.— Berks Chronicle, THE VICISSITUDES OF HASTINGS. Few towns have seen such varied fortunes if the course of centuries as old Hastings. When ‘William of Normandy pitched his camp at the raittvaystatiou Hastings must have been a vety flourishing place, ...
... £•») rrS. Largs Gilt Pier Glass, hast British Jw A Plata.—Harris. Market Batranoa. ...
... WATERSPOUT OFF HASTINGS. .. The rain fell in torrents at flutings on Tuesday, and the deluging sbowes were almost continuous throughout the day, whilst a furious wind was blowing, and the sea was very rough. In the morning, about a quarter past nine o'clock ...
... FROM HASTINGS TO CHERBOURG BY BALLOON. Times of Tuesday publish*! an Interesting account given Mr. Charles Small, photographer, of Aeronautic voyage made with Mr. Simmons lest week.—We make the following extracts therefrom : •* Started from Hastings Cr ...
... OPIZIONG 07 • NZW PIZR AT HASTINGS IT LILL ti_aahltb N. sadvail notheit Oa _ Bed Owifl..eareepmbil by Osurrals - * sciWs Lanion, IPSO _et midway intim by sad by ea shires wide bevies kis* . Th address be the pier via • surd al Imams sied two irel ad a ...
... shore. she flew on under bare pulse towards the North Pier, where several hundred people were alienable, and ea the ship came nearer three fled in haste to the promenade a violent oollisioa with the pier seemed inevitable. On coming close, however, the vessel ...
... heavy seas broke oxer the Admiralty pier, and all the passengers by the •even o’clock boat were drenched they made their way the train. The Ostciid boat made tempestuous crossing. and had clear out from her moorings the pier safer berth. The violence of the ...