... 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 ...

... monotonous, and when I had recovered from the inevitable sea sickness I found life on board ship very enjoyable and was in no haste to get to my journey’s end. The meals were served table-d'-kote style, in the largo dining room, one long table down the centre ...

... . We had the atraight tip in Portamouth that the beat way to do the Isle of Wight was to coach it, ao after ride along the pier on the electric railway into Ryde, the Shipaton party ascended the Tally-ho fonrhorae couch, which leavea Hyde every morning ...

... aad Crown Princes* Greece, are also to bo tbs guests of the King and Queen of Denmark, lad the Landgrave and Landgravine of Haste, Princess Roderick 'of dnMKDsasau. The Queen has placed the Royal yacht Victoria aad Albort at the disposal of the Prince and ...

... 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 ...

... club, will ba watched with great Bristoliana and Western folk gsnarally.—Anotnn remarkable feat performed at the BrtghtonWejn Pier Saturday by Tommy Buns, who, attired female costume, mounted ths roof of toe station tha east aids of thslpier, and dlvea into ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... the men of to-day, but draws and of the present month, or, at latest, early In in some outer air that immediately becomes a piers. November. Without going into detail, it will be ing inarticulate my, pitched far above the ordinary sufficient to remark I ...

... 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 ...

... Christmas. Sopplei menting etiquette, toilette whispers, ana a cookery article, are two chromo jlatM respectively entitled “More Haste, Less Speed,” mid “Bone “The Graphic ” and “ Golden Fenny but Brave Deserve the Fare,-’ equally admir- Cheistmas Numbers—The ...

... 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 ...