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... from laud, to the southeast of the Hastings Pier, the imnde, beach, and g&er being thronged withe‘rooplc. ie was kept afloat y & lifefimoy until picked up in a few minutes by a small boat. He was taken up to the pier, and drove back to the Recreation Ground ...
... born in 1838. His remains will be seut to Baden for interment. A somewhat alarming Stnio occurred in the Pavilion of the Hastings Pier on Saturday niqht during the g‘erformunce of *The Shaugraun,” a a cry of * Fire” being raised. When the alarm was over ...
... accommodation for Commercial Travellers. Close to Station and Market place. b i = £ RAGLAN HOUBE, HASTINGS, 21 CAMBRIDGE ROAD. (One minute from the Sea and Pier.) Board and Residence. Home Comforts. Moderate Terms. Apply, Mrs. F. WESTLAKE, Proprietress. (Late ...
... Imrbonr mn tow of the Tyne Flying Scotchman, with & cargo (both hold aud deck) of petroleum, from Middlesbro’. When just ofl the pier-end flumes were scen to burst oui on board, and the scene instauily became one of extremo confusion sand destruction. The flumes ...
... smoking-concerts, and & coldness brtween them arose. He asked her about huingl boen to Hastings, aud having met a gentleman there. She said she had fallen on the pier there, and a gentleman picked her up.—ln the end the jnr‘{ found for the pluintiff, and ...
... npgxu of the pier, and with a crash four ops which stood at the entrance of the structure were swept away. It was whilst the pier was receiving this buffeting that the crew of eleven were rescued, the men being sucocessfully pulled on to the pier by local ...
... age, residing with his parents at Hastings, bhas committed suicide under romantic circumstauces. IHe was found lying jammed between the rocks on the beach at Ecclesbourne valley, about a iile to the east of Hastings, the other evening, by the coastguard ...
... A Folkestone correspondent telegraphs that the ftmmnoNdm. a«:! Hastings, on the return jomt;y ver, with seventy passengers, went on the rocks near Folkestone. gbo was making for the pier to take up '.En-engm left at Folkestone in the morning. As the tide ...
... the decision. Prinoess Victoria Mary of Teck has consented to become patroness of the Macready Seaside Holiday lnstitute at Hastings, which will be opened expressly for the members of the Theatrical Mission, Covent Garden, at the commencement of the new ...
... trench a mass of chalk and fiint concrete, puddled in an adjacent pit, is run, and then a number of brick piers are built into the concrete bed. The piers rise considerably above the ground level, and upon them the wooden under-frame of the hut is fixed. This ...
... hailstones of unusuallly large size. Although it was nearly low water at the time of the storm the water swept over the Admiralty Pier in great quantities, and the mail boats, in order to get a safe berth, had to put into harbour. Such a complete collapse of ...
... drawers and chairs, glasses, toilet and other ware, mahogany and oak sideboards with plate gluss bucks, sofas, wardrobes, pier glasses, &c., brussels and other carpets and rugs, mahogany dining, 100 and card tables, a new iron frame cottage pianoforte ...