... when she =Med Were el OS sq whom to the Dead M Preser, who mate et the Doer Sebes Name ed the hotels is the sulg h of the Pier. Ni. Pima sweelled the berboorewe, Dere. Iron, whe it once to their easielease the harem tog lady Vie shish wee lying is the ...

... resolved to iuvito Mr. Gladstone to visit Perth during the recess to receive the freedom of the city. New Pier Hastings.—The new pier at Hastings has been opened Earl Granville in his cap vcity as Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports. Tho noble earl, who was ...

... Tnomas Henigham, who sank while bathing in 8 feet of water at Pier-hcad, Westport, on 6th ult.; to James Roper for saving Frederick Bruds, who attempted suicide jumping into the sea at Hastings on the 9th ult.; to Henry G. Percy, boy 14 years of ago, for ...

... liandiej Page aeroplanes. Brighton. There was some 'ea mist, and no small boats were allowed to put out. The sea front and pier were thronged with animated crowds, and the regular holiday makers were reinforced by large numbers of day trippers. DOUgla/ ...

... ' *\ Elliot / Council.) F.*Q , of tin of ) JoeLTii Mates D, ~tur of the Ptoritui*! Bank vf Jr*! rd.) Anthony Uoihachii i>, Hast , Now Coort. a sox I.ioxbl Nathan !•« KotHaceilu, M.l*. Thomas » Smith, E-u., Oxford Hq. Ilydo I*- Me- - ■ : ; J A DOWS THE ...

... life. Invalids should consult him as often as possible if they would lighten their burdens, snake their lives longer and hap. pier, and defy the approaching hand of • Time which spares no one from its witheringinfluenoe. In other words: Laugh and the world ...

... w ins le with ? I V ala is el s u rdy aims he joined that Was= pre to • mast lugubrious Illeek ?is mimed • 1 I could haste it. Tow • me whoa 11.4 him go be I albs weint h M to a ben In Wm; you Mow her—Mau, Highlree—tin best in , plane Twarßegly ...

... wot's the matter? Why don't yer go to sleep? Second Tramp: That es, mines pie suet digestin'. First Tramp: What or minee pier Second Tramp: C h , dee piece I didn't get. (after watching the bride and groom down the aisle): I'm never going to get ...

... the Channel, about eight miles from Hastings, between the North German Lloyd’s steamship Baltimore and a Spanish steamer, the Lorenzo Somprnn. A large hole was made in the Baltimore, and she was run ashore near Hastings Castle. The passengers and crew, numbering ...

... residuary legatee, and he also takes, under settlement, the Knowlton estate The will of Sarah, C“Ui.tes3 Waldegriive, who died Hastings, April 10, was proved, on the 26 h nit., by the Yen Angm-tus Hopper, Mawdistly Ganssen B-st, E-q., and Mrs. Hester Elizabeth ...

... flocked to the pier, and handkerchiefs Buttered in the wind—a mute expression of joy felt by both those on shore and aboard at the near proximity of safely. Danger, however, had not yet passed. As the Pas de Calais steamed alongside the pier came too close ...

... their energise on poetry and mune to the extant that some do. NOT QUITE REANY_. A Clyde pleaaure - -steamer called in at I. pier of a mall fishing hunlet on the Welt Coaat. OM of the natiTes of the place gangway. approached the purser, and said — Are ...