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... somewhat highly-seasoned t attractions of Portsmouth Hard and Southsea es- t planade and pier, went further east in search of - recreation, and found it at Hastings. On Satur- d day that town was jointly in possession of the v *storm fiend and that scarcely ...
... PISHING AT HASTINGS. From the report of the Hastings and St. Leonard's Angling association, it seems that sea fishing has heen the beet experienced on that part of the coast for several years. Captures of various kinds of made from the pier, the harbour ...
... made from a line drawn true northses of Ilarypost pier to a line drawn north-west W,ritinfrton pier to the limits of the district, old that trawling be prohibited within that area. SEA ANGLERS AT HASTINGS. nn Saturday, Sunday and Monday. the let, 2nd and ...
... Mod with the profeetorebto wee endowed by fodder. of mpees repairs sad additions to fornt.biddinos. the inels of the feed haste sufficient to justify all to he profenerehsp the 1/37, of the three yearn* term of the IS praiser, and. though tie accumulations ...
... fourth son of A. Lloyd, Esq., of Brentford, to Jane Meyers, eldest daughter of Henry Meyers, Esq., of Brontford. Oct. 26, at Hastings, Henry Baynes, Esq., of Chiehester, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of the late Paul Algernon Sidney, E~sq., of HaImpsteadl-road ...
... user-n , queterie, Tlhis lot realizced 271.n e Let 260.-A pier table, carved with gilt, with a slab of very fine c Florentine mosaic, 45 inches by 30 inches. This let was pmuchased by c e Lord Hastings for 43 guineas, e There wcare twvo lots in thitl day's ...
... in the Havre Pier, as well'as thofe which wvere moored obtfide, ahiounting to twenqy-eight brigs, and as rmany luggers, and i'ood in with the fquAdron, as per. margin'. At ' half-paf fieven . P. M the bomtbs were well placed offthe Pier Heads, when ...
... considerable attention, upon hler Majesty's visit to the pier, was the splendid pier vase wvhicli was I ?? to Captain Brown, R. N. by the eommissioners, inula- t bitants, and visitors of Brighton, wlsen the pier was opened in I November, IU23. The cover is surmounted ...
... was done to the chain-pier, the lower platform being washed up, together with portions of the lower ralings At Newbaven the pier escaped but the groynes ivere much knocked about. At Eastbourne the gale was severely felt. At Hastings the storm raged very ...
... thanol of owns 'Melia at 830 yards' rani.. There were entmot•. 27 room than last year. Be Wertn• . night 264 pier. not of the had been flied, the haste; wr he tilled by a tie eh., wean 46 rompetitor• hence medal awarded for the hart were eta. was al. led T ...
... suspension of L traffic. ,At Brighton the water dashed over the heads of the piers, the Aquarium wall; and some of the more exposed l parts of the Esplanade, At the West Pier the small bird museum has boen quite destroyed. Along the beach cap- L stans ...
... Considerable anxiety was felt in Folkestone for the safety of the Eastings excursion steamer Alexandra, width left Folkodone Pier foe Hastings between fire and six o'clock. A large ship went ashore during the evening at Dungeness. At Ilfrecomhs the gale freshened ...