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... The chief constable explained that on }Angust 31, 1925, the Prince was smuggled aboard. the steamer Devonia ;lying at Hastings pier bound for Boulogne. Pilbeam and Bastone went with ltfie Prince to Turkey' where they had bheen living under: his patronage ...
... Prinece's Pier, Greenock, to-morrow morning at 6. Passengers will proceed by special train to Glasgow arriving at St Enoch Station at 8.15. ' - The White Star-Domimion liner Jaurentic from Montreal and Quebec to Glasgow will reach Prince’s Pier, Greenock ...
... remanded until to-morrow, ¥ ow 4 be again brought wp with tW¢ ™ J already under arrest. glf 119 Mr Smith was attacked t?rflwh Pier last Monday and died-¥°o - juries to-day. id i’& Detective-Sergeant Wells s{,:p ¢ ceived Donovan from Maids figflga and when ...
... moving the harbour minute, said it would soon be necessary to dred'ge.the front of the pier to keep open u channel for steamers, otherwise tgx)gy would have to close the pier. =~ = The darbers in the industrial quariers of the city—South - -and, - Kast %eeds——- ...
... presented the Royal Humane Society’s parchment to Mr John M!Donald, boat-builder, Port Bég, Oban, who dived in at the South Pier on September 13 and rescued Violet Kemp (2), Beechwood Cottage, Oban, who had fallen into the water while watching boys fishine ...
... was heard at Kilmarnook Sheriff Court, to-day, before Sheriff D. J. Mackenzie. Desiderio’ Lucchesi, . ice-cteam meri chant, Hast Main Street, Darvel, was ~charged with having used his business premises for. the purpose of betting and pieaded guilty. : ...
... front. as he praferred £o be near (he sea. This was about ten o'clock in the morning (Friday), and we a.rra,n-ged w 0 the pier by the clock tower: A GAME OF BILU; “We met at three as “{#M we were going for a Wfllk’-l-in“‘ vented us. 1 sugqested bl oi{ ...
... clock tower—the clock that is always wrong—Winan was roughly jostled as the rickshaw swung sharply round to go down to Blake Pier. This woke him: he sat. up and loaked acrass the harbour watching tha golden sunlight shedding its merning beams alike over ...
... windows gave the place its peculiar un-English look. The steamer seemed ' an. unconscionably long time in drawing alongside the pier. ~ ° The tiresome rout'ne of the Customs'l endured with all the patience I could muster. At the earliest possible moment ...
... only 8 runs behind. Winning the toss, Tom Somerville took R. B. Hastings to the wickets for Ferguslie. Somerville was scoring fast, and with 16 fell at 21 to a ball from W. Henderson. Hastings, joined by Megson (prof.), did well, but with 14 was Lb.w. to ...
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