... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... they found the Banbury Conservative Club players lot of good jolly fellows, who always treated them most hospitably. Mr, Hastings also spoke in high terms of the catering of Mr. and Mrs. Cripps, and concluded by proposing the health of the Banbury Co ...

... en to the door. Tes, he asked me to go. I meant harm. I—l didn’t know, Barilla; indeed, I didn’t know!” You are too much haste to defend yourself,” ka retorted, bitterly. are you frightened of? lam not going to kill you. doee not matter to me whether ...