... NIGHT ON THE PIER AT EASTBOURNE. A remarkable scene has been witnemnd at Eaat> bourne. A number men, women, and children WW., conveyed to on Sunday by a pleamire steamer from Brighton, and the vessel to call fur them on her way bade from Hastings, but did ...

... out that the Committee had visited Plymouth, Great Yarmouth, Lowestoft, Hastings, St. Leonards, Eastbourne, Bournemouth, Brighton, and Scarborough, and inspected the Promenade Piers, their construction, inquired into the charge for admission and the income ...

... Robinson, a pier engineer, whom he considered in the first rank the day, one who had taken off the business of the pier-maxers of tho contury, Messrs. Birch. Mr. Robinson was a thoroughly practical man a successful o.ic He had built many piers, including ...

... out that the Committee had visited Plymouth, Great Ysrmoutb, Lowestoft, Hastings, .Leonards, Eastbotirne, . Bournmonth; Brightpn, and Scarborough, and inspected the Promenade Piers, their ooastruotian, inquired into the charge for admission and the income ...

... Itfotcl ILtsast. CONTINUED. TEIGNMOUTIT. gEACJi ||OTEL. Beautifully situated on Promenade, facing sea, two minutes from Pier and Station. Special week-end tariff. Wines, Ales, kc., excellent quality.—K. E. & G. DENNEY, Proprietors. The CLIFTON BOARDING ...

... Five consultation games were recently played the Hastings and St. Leonards Chess Cl.lb. Blaek'burne and Mapie: wrre among those taking part. Each game )iad two opponents in consultation either side., The first was between Blackburne and Cheshire against ...

... south-west wind. The steamer was bound from Fraserburgh with coal. The Russian trader Anna Marie was driven ashore yesterday near Hastings/ The crew of six were saved by the rocket apparatus. A heavy gale prevailed in the Channel yesterday morning. Nearly 200 ...

... produced, viz. (1) a bathing pavilion with approach (2) small landin stage and bathing place; (3) larger land- ing stage or pier with facilities I be re- meinbered the first of these was esti to cost £200. The smaller landi ped shown to cost plan 1 vax ...

... consumers. The following resolution was proposed by- Mr. G. Hamlin, dairyman farmer, Sid. buirr. seconded M>r. C. T. Hay man, &u'- pier. .* That riiis Conference that, raew the' reports from farmers which hove reached them, undesirable to the ftaJ, rate for * ...

... grievous sin to night, And i feel hot pain c'en now begun For the fearful murder 1 have done; rent my victim's coat of green, piere'd his neck with my dagger keen. The red stream mantled high . grasp'd him, Father, all the while With shaking hand feverish ...

... shingle and wrecka„ made the Parade east of the pier nig impassable to pedestrians, number of iron seats from the pier were found the beach more than a mile distant- On Saturday midnight the tide at Hastings was the highest for years. It was accompanied ...

... in the Channel. All shipping and traffic was” suspended yesterday, scores of steamers and sailing craft were held up. At Hastings the sea dashed over the Parade, penetrating parts of the town and leaving many tons of shingle- behind. At Portsmouth yesterday ...