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... coast. The toll niry of Tuesday night’s gale was felt at Hastings, the landing-stage St. Leonard’s pier was washed away. Petitions of the rains were driven sgsinet the ironverk of Hastings pier, smashing five iron columns uud doiog estimated by engineers ...
... brothers named MTarlaae-has been lest while off the Island of Coloosay. A new life-saving apparatus was triad off the Hastings Pier on Tuesday, in the presence of large number of spectators, under the auspices of the Board of Trade. It consists in having ...
... for the Jubilee Women's Offering is £562 4a. 101, tbe subscribers 15,631. St. Leonards is to have pier 900ffc. long, and thm rivalling the Hastings pier. There is to be (avilioa seat some 600 people erected about sixty yard* from the shore. The Prussian ...
... the Y. J AN .}. NiV pier, sv.re in announcing ctintinudlbii of the good that has hitherto attended Piucha-er- their Unices, having sold, the First Day or the present lerv, Prize 0f.. 13, J. .Prize 0f; • 3 Cent-, Consols, both in Shores, And they ...
... CRAWLEY HOUSE, near Winchester- Genuine Household Furniture, Pier GUsses l«r ? e Dintmstons, valuable Lite and Dead Fannin* Stock, Nursery and Grcen-houSe PUnts, ; t:d Mahogany billiard Table, double and single barrelled Guns, Rabbit Net, &c. &c.—To be ...
... iSLE OF WIGHT, PORTSMOUTH. & SOUTHAMPTON SALISBURY Kyde Pier aep. - .. .. 5S 55 .. 111'. 1 0 » _ Purtsmoalh Town „ 6 925 9501050 12 2.. 20 5 3S „ 5 i 7 1 ’JO Southampton „ 4i' 15 9551115 12 s;* ■1 37 3 34 6 30 Eastleigh 7158 .. 10 431 .. 122 .. _ 7 5 ...
... anchor. It was the same evening towed round to Knightstone Pier, and was found to measure in length 26 feet, and in girth 13 feet. On the following morning crowds of Weston folks flocked to the pier to examine the extraordinary visitor, which was kept in ...
... towards tbe North Pier. Hnndtede people who were assembled on the structure Bed to the promenade. OlMicing aside, howerer, the reseel trarelled alongside the pier Oe Hnlking, where she became jammed between the stone projection and the pier. The resMl commenced ...
... partly vva.shod away the heavy seas, which nearly reached the railway lines In the heavy pale considerable damage was done at Hastings, the wind blowing with almost hurricane force. The roads parallel with the sea were flooded, the waves running round into ...
... with any prospect of success, be taken till the expiration of the term of the present lessee, which will be in February next. Hasts CouNty PrisoN.—The following prisoners have been committed during the week for trial :—4? the Quarter Sessions—John Muston ...
... are about to be constructed at the mouth of the river for the accommodation of ocean steamers in connexion with the port and pier railway, but the projected improvements of the Docks Committee will afford full convenience in Bristol for sailing vessels ...
... —Cants. * W. Henderson, K. II , Edinburgh! F. W. Beechey, African. Commander Decimus Hastings, Edinbiirg. Lieutenants F. R. Coghlan, Lapwing; 11. Baillie, Hornet; P. Haste, Pickle; J. A. Cooke, Temeraire; J. Heales, Coast Guard ; J. C. Fullarton, Wellesley ...