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... She flew on under bare poles towards the North Pier, where several hundred people were assembled, and as the ship came nearer these fled in haste to the promenade, as • violent collision with the pier seemed inevitable. On coming close, however, the ...
... running ashore east of Hastings. The Hastings lifeboat could not be launched owing to the direction of the wind, but the Eastbourne boat put off, but her help was not required. The Eastbourne lifeboat was brought ashore at Hastings. The crew were accorded ...
... for Amending the Redcar Pier Order, 1866. . _ . That an Order for the construction of the Redcar Pier, called the Redcar Pier Order, 1866, was obtained by the Redcar Pier Cmapany Limited in 1866, and was confirmed by The Piers and }baboon ...
... Redcar Pier Company (Limited), for a Provisional Order for the Amendment of The Redcar Pier Order, 1866, Suswitrn, as follows The Order for the construction of the Redear Pier, called the Redcar Pier Order, 1866, was obtained by the Redcar ...
... olicy w of the Government was. Large bass have been seen round the piers M Hastings, Brighton, and Eastbourne, but few of these shy fish are being caught. They generally lie ander the pier in a most tantalising manner, and if ita angler is successful in ...
... Ifahltkllne)ed Recitations for the Wintet. n i:IE ‘VhEeii. OF FAI,LY 'FITE,* and nC•cr Rerirstorna a Reading an.l on Encore Pier By NEVILLE LYNN, F.s.L A.. gr. With Twenty 'Monne ky I. oi,. a vorl Wolin. Mackay. The' Is -Ai.maar I c•v•if to: 'Your or vex ...
... just as are Hastings and St. Leonards, Cuatham is the more mrtherly, nearly opposite West Hartlepool ; but Red- car. iier sister, is joined by one unbroken line of houses and sands, though each possesses a pier of her own—again like Hastings and St. Leonards ...
... ascents. The district comprises some of the grandest peaks and glaciers to be found anywhere. Except by Messrs. Slingsby, Hastings, and Haskett-Smith this surracer, and by Mrs. Main, and the two lmbodeiis :Swiss guides), the mountains and some of the valleys ...
... just as are Hastings and St. Leonards, Coatham is the more northerly, nearly opposite West Hartlepool ; but Redcar, her sister, is joined by one unbroken line of houses and sands, though each possesses a pier of her own—again like Hastings and St. Leonards ...
... coming of the Cunqueror was not averted by the patronage of even this pusaant protector. Twenty years after the battle of Hastings a fire consumed St. Paid's, along with a good deal of other real estate in the metropolis. The energy of the old divines ...
... and 8-55 p.m. Sundays 4-25 p.m. Coatham Post Office-645, and cm. 12-30, 4 - 45 , 5 - 45 , & 9 psn. Sundays 4-3 0 P.m. Coatham Pier Box-6-20, and 9-15 a.m., 12-35, 4-50, 5-55, & 9-5 p.m. Sundays 4-35 p.m. Station Road Box-6-20, 9-10, and 10-25 a.m., 12-15 ...
... and that is the Londoner who makes the occasion a pretext for his first visit of the year to the sea-side. Brighton and Hastings, Margate and Ramsgate are among the wateringplaces best-beloved of London at this period, and the painters and decorators ...