... picnic whicn she gave at Virginia Water. ' ** w * uw ' Wl »cu An alarming panic occurred on Saturday in the «„ m of the Hastings Pier. Towards tw2 . c P avihon formance of he ?? gun r Immediately afterwards a man ?? ?? one called out Fire The entire ...

... One passenger had his collar bone broken, and several others were injured. The line was blocked for a considerable time. Hastings pier was formally opened on Monday under the auspices of Lord Granville. The Countess of Granville was also present. Prince ...

... The Hastings borough magistrates granted licences to both the Hastings and St. Leonards Piers to hold Sunday concerts. There was strong opposition from the local representative of the Lord's Day Observation Society ...

... •^^notce iv. St. Brme, Cornwall, w* '^JIoBE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. JknV I TIPPET* at the White Hast, at -sB-rtsoin, in St. Erme, on Wednesday, m\\w As«B* day of March, inst., at two o'clock in one or more Lots, the Shred of *^T7ke*° (GooA ** COPP I ...

... n. Cuisine best. Hydraulic Lift. Free Oarage.— Manageress. 69 BAVDOWH, !•» WIGHT. rpHE EOYAL- PIER rfOTKL has unintar-R rupted view Seawards, faces the Pier, and is within a few yards of the beautiful •andy Beach. Osborne is easily accessible: good Golfing ...

... head Sheerness Pier,” contains a caution to mariners and masters ships and vessels, not to sail over, or anchor near the tidepier, constructed in that part of the river known hv the name of the Lappel, in the harbour of Sbeerness. The pier or wharf, and ...

... (Waterloo, etc.). BOURNEMOUTH, SOUTHAMPTON, NEWQUAY. St. Cblnmb, WADEBRIDGE, Padstcw, BODMIN, Camelford, Ac. To BRIGHTON, HASTINGS, EASTBOURNE, TUNBRIDGE WELLS, Ac., from WADEBRIDGE, Padatow, BODMIN, Camelford, MONDAYS to GUERNSEY and JERSEY, and on FRIDAYS ...

... the Enchantress; Captain Pedley, and arrived at the Admiraly Pier in Dover about a quarter past 4, after a very quick and easy passage across the Channel. A vast crowd had as- sembled on the pier to witness the Royal debarcation. Captain Bruce, R.N., the ...

... between Portsmouth and Gosport, 'and steamers could not cross between Portsmouth and the Isle of Wight. Hastings was visited by a tremendous storm. The pier was damaged to the extent of .62,000. Boats were smashed and swept away, the parade was torn up, and ...

... Proud meyst thou be that they have given Their glorious fellowship to tbee ; That by their arms thy foes are driven, That thou hast gained their sympathy I Calm at thy feet tho azure sea Rolls onward gently, peacefully ; And, as the Day-god slowly seta In ...

... 100 horse power 4,000 Inner basin complete 16,000 Oater basin complete 12,000 Quay wall from docks and pier 15,000 Deepening harbour at Milibay pier 10,000 Total ?? £187,000 To which must be added tbe cost of the various sheets, tram roads, cranes, weighing ...

... and men of science. The portion destroyed was one of the large piers near the Strood side, from which the arches and superstructure had been previously removed by manual labour. This pier was 36 feet in length, 21 feet wide, and 13 feet in depth, and ...