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... he bad nearly strangled her. The rrisoner pleaded provoca. tion. He was committed to the assizes. A large audience at Hastings pier pavilion theatre last night was thrown into a state of panic during the performance owing to the electric light fusing ...
... in. THE HASTINGS MYSTERY. An inquest was held at Hastings on Saturday night on the bodies of Albert Jasper, son of a Chatham baker, and Frank S. Stower, a chemist's assistant, both young men, who lodged together at 43, Havelock-road, Hastings, and who ...
... 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 ...
... 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 a violent collision with the pier seemed inevitable. On coming close, however, the ...
... ENGLISH ON BOARD. Among the passengers of the Carrarona there were some English people. One of these, Mr. Forster, of Hastings. with his wife and three children, refused to enter the waiting-room at Doter with the aliens. saying that he had had quite ...
... irregular. In the south wall were found the remains of a pier which the architect considered too massive to reproduce, and therefore he substituted the present quase-Norman work. The fact of such a pier being found showed that the arches had been cut through ...
... and Mrs. E. H. Godssl—Book stand Mrs. Owen Godfrey.Faussett —Tem ea:My Sir Patrick and Lady Hastings and the Misses Hastings—Jacobean chest of drawers Lady Hastings—Pocket watch Mr. and Nirs. Holder—Coffee cups and tray Mrs. HoPed Smith—Cheque Mr. and Mrs ...
... Senior Amateur Sculls fell to N. Warschawski, of Hastings; F. Lewis, of Eastbourne, being second ; and B. Gipson, of Herne Bay, third. The Junior Sculls were secured by IL Grim, of Brighton ; R. Riley, of Hastings , being second ; and J. Paine, of Worthing ...
... Darling. appealed against his comiction to the Court of Criminal Appeal. Burson was not pr . e:tent. For the appellant. Mr. Hastings said his contention now WaS that the verdict was against the weight of evidence; there had been a wrongful udaii,sion of ...
... as a stockbroker's son. was sent to prisou for obtaining mosey from a waitress on the Cnderground Railway. Dr. Somerville Hastings says it ii a popular delusion that night air hod. Mr. John Redmond, M.P., Mr. Jolts O'Connor. M.P.. and Mr. Nunivdti. the ...
... Lancashire. &TWmdm22.ltol GEO. DICKINSON. Clerk. C i iSORGE GIMORY AHD - COMPANY, STOCK AND SHARE DEALERS. LONDON. BRIGHTON. HASTINGS. BRAD OFFICRXO. t. Tekenhsitse Lothlinry. Bank of Eastland. London. E.O. BRANCH OPTICIN— W. : No. igaily7ll7eadilly Clews ...
... The captain at once drive the vessel 101 l speed to the pier, which was four miles distant, and five pumps were set going to get rid of the water. It was kept under and the vessel reached the pier safely. The Parisian was eel iously damaged. The Albano's ...