... Florence Bmol are giving entertainments the Bastings and 8k Leonards Baths—fulßUed their engagement to from Hastings Pisr to St Leonards Pier, d.-J'-Z of as nearly possible two miles. The weatbw was dull, the sea choppy, and there was itaadv persistent ...

... Morecambe, has been drowned whilst battling off the Morecainbe Pier Head. Be went out with five companions. A strong tide was running and was not powerful swimmer. When near the west-end pier landing-stage, he called for assistance. A rope was thrown to ...

... Marine engines con- structed had an indicated horse- or of 425 52, 009, of which Clydebank suppligd 50,900. A HASTINGS SHOOTING AFFAIR. At Hastings, on Monday, James Playford was charge@ with attempting to murder Eliza Bumstead her with a revolver. woman ...

... his lifo owing to the drowning lad throwing his arms round Barton’s neck. During the temporary absence of manager of the Hastings branch of a firm of chemists an errand-boy, named Fltfell, took a dose of laudanum. The boy was conveyed to the hospital ...

... slarming accident oecurred 'on Sunday evening at Dover. As tha passengers were being landed from the Hastings hoat the gangway between the steamer and the pier suddealy dhu‘ two ladies and a gentleman, who were oroaving it at the time, fell into the sea. (ireat ...

... east of Hastings, by the coastguard. At the inquest ib transpired that the deceased, who was apprentice ironmonger at St. Leonards, had left a letter at his home, stating his intention to kill himself. had, he wrote, met his young lady on tho pier, and he ...

... the forehead, and a portion of the face and side was missing. A woman was seen in the on Monday carrying a child. ed in the Hast ire and in the t nail trade district have submitted to a reduction of 10 cent. in wages. For some time the trade been in a ...

... ee for the corresponding month of last year. A young seal left by the tide was found asleep the slipway near St. Vincent’s Pier, Scarborough. It was struck the head several times, and died on removal to the aquarium. Mr. Frith, jun., Allostock farmer ...

... of a wound upon Aziz, the most m evous of M’ Barak’s chiefs, the best of the enemy’s man of irrepressible activity, con. af pier. a y, and our bitterest nt, His toss wi of the war. With probabl the arrival of the 24th 'y hasten the conc] stan Regiment ...

... thorough expressiou, and when kissing her—before retiring awakening equal to a hundred. She sometimes himself—he said, Make haste and get well, my dear, smiled to herself when she reel or heard people if only for your husband's sake. He is like a fish out ...

... your own flesh and blood disguised in drink . . . disgust must surely stay appetite . . . end then the poison, her Indecent haste to be rid of you . . . bar murmurs Trelewny in her sleep her flight to him, the long, long hours they wen alone. She broke ...

... turbine Channel steamer, the Queen, Bade her first crossing on Saturday from Folkestone Calais, and covered the distance from pier to pier in sixty-nine minutes. This gave avenge speed of twenty-two knots. The engines worked with great success. The second meet ...