... likewise destroyed. The loss is estimated at E 20.000. Captain Dalton, the champion back - swimmer, entered the sea off Hastings Pier at half-past ten on Saturday morning to swim to Eastbourne, which he hoped to reach in seven hours. When off Bexhill, about ...

... etruck the ground and was broken. The aeronaut was unhurt. The Hastings Pier pavilion was entered and looted during Wednesday night. The nocturnal visitors must have boarded the deck of the pier from a boat. The door of the pavilion was smashed, the ticket-office ...

... buried under the maim Three were taken out unhurt, but four were found dead. A KEW life-saving apparatus, was tried off the Hastings Pier, on Tuesday in the presence of a large number of spectators, and under the auspices of the Board of Trade. It consists ...

... an injunction against the Hastings Pier Company and Mr. Saunders, on the part of Mr. Plimpton. We think it right to explain that there was no sufficient arrangement on that occasion for conducting the defence, and as the Pier Company would not give the ...

... SEA ANGLERS AT HASTINGS. On Saturday, Sunday and Monday, the Ist. 2nd and 3rd inst., a vast army of anglers entered for the rod and line competitions at Hastings. On Saturday both piers fairly bristled with rods, and about thirty boats, mostly containing ...

... PARIS EXHIBITION, HASTINGS and ST. LEONARD'S for the SUMMER HOLIDAYS. Coul sea breezes. pleasure staantent boating and good bathing. Maguiti•ent walks and drives. Park and tennis grounds, 77 arm. Entertainments daily in Theatreand Pier Pavilion. Am:Matted ...

... From the report of the Hastings and St. Leonard's Angling Association, it seems that sea fishing has been the best experienced on that part of the coast for several years. Captures of various kinds of fish made from the pier, the harbour works, and even ...

... shingle beach in front of the old part of the town of Hastings. Far more interesting to me this old fishing quarter than the three-mile parade, with its.piers and bandstands, that forms the front of Hastings and St. Leonard's. On this cld beach ancient fisherfolk ...

... Assoc. Abingdon. HASTINGS and Sr. LEONARD'S for the SUMMER HOLIDAYS. Cool sea tresses, pleasure steamers, boating and good bathing. Magnllleent walks and drives. Park and tennis grounds, 77 acres. Entertainments daily Theatre and Pier Pavilion. Asphalted ...

... of pleasnreeeekers. Hastings is amply endowed by nature, and the inonicipality has contrived to improve upon it. The hotel and other accommodation is beyond reproach, and it is typical of the go.oheed policy la&pted that Hastings boasts of a Billeting ...

... fleet is no more- and the ' island ' of ozney is part of the mainland. The centre Hastings—now half a mile inland—was once its harbour, while the piles of Hustings Pier are driven among the roots of it submerged forest of beech trees. Langney Point. near ...

... —Alexander Clordqn Clirdew, Somerset*lure College, Bath. SCHOLAR:4III P.—HerberC Rice, King Edward's School, Birmingham. HASTINGS EXHIBITION. —I. spong, Leeds School (Natural Science) • 2. William W lliamson Garwood, St. Peter's School, York : 3. Oh tries ...