... named ling swept off the pier by • heavy sea. A line was thrown to him, which he caught, and a lifeboat was launched from the Ostend boat alongside the pier. Just am the boat rescued him a huge wave broke over the pier, filling the lifeboat, but fortunately ...

... 9th Bripde, ia the worm of s : Do you sl.ckf groger'. hair? 1 wish the troop. wit it him. aro ask many curios shells and haste; lay about like You should have seem mime of the homes Ictlf_qtebettle of ID:Oder Rim. Most of them wow NM of eernigated mew ...

... ENGLISH ON BOARD. Among the passengers of the Ceirnrona there were moms English people. One of these, Mr, , Forster, of Hastings, with his wife and three) children, refused to enter the waiting-room at ' Dover with the aliens, saying that he had had j ...

... d for the Victoria Cross for s aving the lif e o f comrade under a galling fire, Sir Charles Warren appointed him A.D.C. A PIER'S BROTEZIL One of the most remarkable remits of the election was the winning of the Cardiff seat be the Unionists. Their champion ...

... ii..miff Ilkispa. met with • me /COMB waskai tams lb. Alma Sr left at lieligimt in atisslnnw. ' lAN NIS as Mad, of them gm haste on the perelean ihmilay M the Witlenetide at Elantsgeeser-Yer, which saved a wnshr ef spoil The as smooth as the proverbial ...

... great disadvantage as compared with another great bridge which one naturally amperes it with-- the Forth-bridge. Of course, the pier. of the Forthbridge, being part of a cantilever system. much higher than the towers here above the water-line, though the bridge ...

... 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. ...