Pigot's Directory 1840

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HASTINGS

HASTINGS is the chief of the Cinque Ports, a market town, and borough both corporate and parliamentary, having separate jurisdiction, locally in the rape of its name – 62 mile S.E. from London, 71 E. from Chichester, 40 E. from Brighton, and 37 S. from Maidstone (in Kent); situated in a vale, surrounded and sheltered on all sides, save on the south (which is open to the sea), by high hills.

The air is pure, and remarkably salubrious; the landscapes vary with every change of position; and the country abounds with walks and rides of surpassing beauty. Some fragments of a wall, by which the town was formerly environed, are still to be seen.

Castle

On a hill, eastward of the town, are the banks and fosses of an encampment, by some ascribed to the Romans, but by other historians to William the Norman, previous to his memorable battle with Harold. Westward of the town, on the edge of the cliff, are the walls and some other vestiges of a castle of great strength, and formerly of superior importance, erected by the Conqueror in 1067.

Within the walls of the castle, the rubbish having been cleared away, were disclosed the remains of the church and conventual buildings of a free college, supposed to have been founded by Henry de Eu, in the reign of Henry I. The church is more than one hundred feet in length; and adjoining it are to be seen the remains of the ancient parish church of Saint Mary in the Castle, with the prebendal buildings attached: the whole of which, forming a deeply interesting mass of ruins, have been enclosed by the Earl of Chichester.

Shipping

Hastings, as the chief of the Cinque Ports, was in past ages obliged to provide, at forty days’ notice, twenty-one vessels for the king’s service, with provisions, arms and men fit for war, and to maintain them a fortnight at their own charge; if, when that time elapsed, their further service was required, the expense was defrayed by the crown. The harbour, now called The Stade, was formerly a secure anchorage for ships; but in the reign of Elizabeth the pier was destroyed by a storm, and never since been restored; it is in contemplation, however, to construct a harbour off the Stade.

Vessels of from fifty to one hundred tons burden come up here, and are moved up and sown the Stade with surprising celerity. At the west end of the Stade is a fort, which some time back was mounted with twelve-pounders.

Facilities & Entertainments

As a watering place Hastings has long been in high repute, and is rapidly increasing in celebrity. The most excellent accommodations are provided for sea-bathing; the ‘Marine Old Warm Baths’ and the ‘Pelham Baths’ are of a superior description; and the libraries, hotels and lodging-houses are in every respect worthy of this fashionable town.

Races, established in 1827, and assemblies, concerts and regattas in the season, contribute to the amusement of the sojourner: nothing, indeed, appears to be wanting to promote the comfort and pleasure of the numerous and distinguished visiters to this place.

Commerce

From the ancient charters it is evident that the commerce of this port was in former days of considerable importance; bat at present its principle trade depends upon the fishery – about fifteen hundred barrels of herrings are annually dried and sent to different markets. A foreign trade in butter, cheese, rape, &c. from Rotterdam is carried on; and the duties on the imports have recently been allowed to be received by the officers of the customs at Hastings, who likewise superintend the delivery of all foreign merchandize: this is a great convenience to the merchants, who heretofore had to go to Rye to pay the duties, and bring and officer hither to deliver the goods. Coastwise there is a trade in timber, lime, corn, iron and coal, but not to any great amount.Boat and ship building is prosecuted with some activity, and there are several large breweries.

Administration

Previous to the operation of the municipal act the government of the town was regulated by a charter granted by James II. The corporation now consists of a mayor, six aldermen and eighteen councillors, under the style of ‘the mayor, jurats and commonalty of the town and port of Hastings, in the county of Sussex:’ the borough, which is divided into two wards, is provided with a commission of the peace, by virtue of which quarter sessions are held for the borough, before the recorder and justices; and a court of record sits, for pleas and debts to any amount, once a fortnight.

The elective franchise was conferred upon this borough in the 43rd of Edward III; the mayor is the returning officer, and the present representatives are the Right Hon. Joseph Planta and Robert Hollond, Esq. Hastings confers the title of marquess upon the noble family of Rawdon-Hastings.

Places of Worship

The town comprises the parishes of All Saints and St. Clement, both united in one rectory, of which the Rev. John Goodge Foyster is the present incumbent. The churches, which are constructed of flint and stone, have been both handsome edifices, of considerable antiquity, repeatedly repaired, altered and enlarged. There are two episcopal chapels – one in Pelham Crescent, and elegant structure, erected by the Earl of Chichester; the other at the barrack ground, endowed by Mrs. Millward.

A new and very neat baptist chapel has also been recently erected in Wellington Square; and there likewise are places of worship for Wesleyan methodists and independents. Between Hastings and Saint Leonards a Roman Catholic establishment has lately been founded, dedicated to All Souls, the grounds of which occupy nine acres.

Charitable Institutions

The charities of Hastings comprise several excellent ones of a scholastic nature, including endowed schools, others upon the national system, and Sunday schools; besides apprenticeship funds; the Magdalene charity for the distribution of alms to the poor, and a dispensary, to which it is intended to add an infirmary. A literary and scientific institution is established here, supported by members of the highest respectability; and there is a mechanics’ institute.

Periodicals

A journal, called ‘The Cinque Ports’ Chronicle’ conducted with acknowledged talent, and enjoying a circulation of considerable extent, is published in Hastings every Saturday morning.

Markets

A market for butchers’ meat is held under the new town hall on Wednesdays and Fridays; a new market, for all kinds of provisions, is daily open in George Street; and a butchers’ market, at the same place, on Wednesdays and Saturdays: fish is obtained in abundance daily; and a corn market is held every Saturday, at the ‘Swan’ and ‘Anchor' Inns.

Fairs

The fairs are on Tuesday in Whitsun week, the 26th July and 23rd November; that in July, termed ‘Rock Fair,’ is the principal, and is for pedlery, toys, &c.

Other

The population of the Cinque port of Hastings, amounted, according to the returns at the census of 1831, to 10,097 inhabitants.

POST OFFICE, 4 George Street, HASTINGS, John Woods, Post Master.
– Letters from LONDON arrive every morning at twenty minutes before five, and are despatched every night at eight minutes before ten.
– Letters from DOVER, &c. arrive every day at half-past twelve, and are despatched every afternoon at a quarter before two.
– A penny post to ST. LEONARDS every morning at a quarter before five & afternoon at half-past 1.

ST LEONARDS

Is a beautiful and fashionable watering place, in the borough of Hastings and partaking of its municipal privileges, one mile west of that town – seated in a most healthful and delightful situation, having a southern aspect, and well sheltered from the keen winds of the north.

Architecture

The erection of this elegant little place was commenced in 1828, by the late Mr. J. Burton, of London, an architect of distinguished ability, under whose plans and management the buildings were completed; and it is but just to state, that, for taste, convenience, and beauty of architecture, they are not surpassed by any marine residence of similar size in the kingdom. From the esplanade (which extends to Hastings,) the views are expansive and picturesque – embracing, towards the east, the castle and cliffs of Hastings; to the west, Bexhill, Pevensey, Beachy Head and the South Downs; and inland the delightful and interesting vale of St. Leonards.

Facilities

There are numerous handsomely furnished lodging-houses, in charming situations; five superior hotels; together with baths, libraries, reading rooms, public gardens and archery grounds – the entire presenting attractions of no common order. A new church has been completed, for the increasing accommodation of the increasing population, which now exceeds 2,000.

Post Office

Parade, Charles Haywood Southall, Post Master.
Letters from LONDON and all parts arrive every morning at five, and are despatched every night at half-past nine.

DIRECTORY OF HASTINGS

GENTRY & CLERGY.

• Betts Misses, 25 Wellington Square
• Bird Mrs. Sarah, 31 Wellington Square
• Bird the Misses, 31 Wellington Square
• Brisco Wastel, esq. Bohemia
• Charlton Thomas, esq. Garden cottage
• Crouch Mrs. M. 5 Castle Terrace
• Crouch Mr. Walter, 94 High Street
• Davis Rev. William, Holloway Place
• De Vandes Compte, Marine Parade
• Druce Mrs. Judith, 3 Wellington Square
• Elphinstone Sir Howard, Ore Place
• Fearon Rev. Devy, Ore Rectory
• Foyster Rev. J. G. 106 High Street
• Gill Mrs. Ann, 90 High Street
• Gordon General Cosmo, Ore Villa
• Hancock the Misses, 7 Verulam Place
• Hanney Joseph, esq. 105 High Street
• Haselwood Rev. F. 7 The Croft
• Hele Rev. Robert S. 1 Gloucester Place
• Humphreys John Porter, esq. 2 The Croft
• Jenkinson Rev. John, 36 Wellington Square
• Jenkinson the Misses, 22 Wellington Square
• Kerby Robert, esq. Pelham Crescent
• Lamb Sir Charles, Beauport
• Lushington -, esq. 4 Wellington Square
• Mann Lieut. Robert, Marine Parade
• Mannington John, esq. 93 High Street
• Maw John Hornby, esq. West Hill
• Milward Mrs. Sarah, High Street
• Montgomery Lady -, Beauport
• North Frederick, esq. Hastings Lodge
• Pearse Rev. William, * Phillips Mrs. Mary, 56 George Street
• Planta Rt. Hon. Jos. M. P. Fairlight Place
• Prout Thomas, esq. 57 George Street
• Rust Rev. Edgar, 1 Cavendish Place
• St. Quintin Miss Jane, High Street
• Samworth Mrs. Ann, Bruckland cottage
• Sargent George, esq. 98 High Street
• Sayer Miss Catherine, George Street
• Scorer Chs. Winter, esq. 13 York Buildings
• Scrivens William, esq, 98 High Street
• Shadwell Miss Mary, All Saints Street
• Shadwell Wm. Lucas, esq. All Saints Street
• Shakespeare -, esq. Fairlight Downs
• Shorter J. G. esq. High Street
• Smith Benjamn. Esq. Pelham Crescent
• Smith Francis, esq. The Croft
• Stonestreet Rev. G. G. * Wallinger Rev. William, Castledown House
• Wallis Wm. Benj. Esq. High Wickham
• Whistler Mrs. Mary, 22 High Street
• Wilson Gloucester, esq. The Croft
• Wyatt Henry H. esq. Mount Pleasant Road
• Younge Mrs. Rebecca, 10 Verulam Place

ACADEMIES AND SCHOOLS.

• Adds Sophia (boarding & day), Fairlight Downs
• Bond Charles (boarding & day) Castle Hill
• Bray Sarah (boardg) 2 Wellington Square
• Girls British School, Waterloo Place – Mary Ann Selden, mistress
• Burrows Lydia (preptry.) 117 High Street
• Carr Robert (day), 45 George Street
• Clarke Misses (boarding & day), 115 & 116 High Street
• Hutchinson Charles, 61 George Street
• INFANTS’ SCHOOL, Cavendish Place – Martha Andrew, mistress
• Jackson & Dunk Misses (boarding and day), 81 High Street
• National Schools, – Charles Cockerton, master; Elizabeth Hutchinson, mistress
• PARKER’S CHARITY SCHOOL, Waterloo Place – George Rubie, master
• Peacock George (preparatory), Fairlight Downs
• SAUNDERS’ ENDOWED SCHOOL, Waterloo Place – John Banks, master; Elizabeth Dicker, mistress
• White Rebecca (day), Fairlight Downs
• White William (day), Fairlight Downs

ATTORNEYS.

• Baker Thomas Baker (and clerk of the peace), 80 High Street
• Bishop Henry, 4 High Street
• Langham James George, 1 High Street
• Scrivens William, jun. 113 High Street
• Shorter & Philips, 86 High Street
• Shorter John Goldsworthy (& town clerk & coroner), 86 High Street
• Thatcher Henry, 7 Wellington Square

AUCTIONEERS.

• Eaton John, 39 High Street
• Honiss George, 31 George Street
• Honis Wm. Henry, York Buildings
• Millis William, Fishmarket
• Robinson George, High Street
• Wingfield Henry, 2 White Rock Place

BAKERS.

• Allen Thomas, 110 All Saints Street
• Beck Henry, 3 Russell Street
• Betts John, Bourne Street
• Carly George, 49 All Saints Street
• Carswell William, 56 High Street
• Clark Robert, 4 Pelham Street
• Eldridge William, 24 High Street
• Elphick Cornelius, 67 All Saints Street
• Elphick John, 97 All Saints Street
• Gallop John, Fairlight Downs
• Kent William, Bourne Street
• Moore Thomas, 8 Stone Street
• Muggeridge John, John Street
• Parker William, 127 All Saints Street
• Polhill Henry, 30 All Saints Street
• Russell John, 23 George Street
• Sargent William Walter, John Street
• Smith John, 51 High Street
• Standing Thomas, 1 Hill Street
• Ticehurst Simon, 69 All Saints Street
• Tutty John, Fairlight downs
• Wheeler Edward, 59½ George Street
• White Austin, 97 All Saints Street
• Williams Thomas Breeds,17 George Street
• Woodhams John, Castle Road

BANKERS.

• Smith, Hilder, Scrivens & Co. High Street – (draw on Masterman & Co.)
• SAVINGS’ BANK, Town Hall – (open every Saturday from 3 to 4) – William Ticehurst, actuary

BASKET MAKERS.

• Harris Stephen, 12 High Street
• Household Mark, East Beach Street
• Page Richard, 71 High Street

BATHS – WARM AND COLD.

• MARINE OLD WARM BATHS, Marine Parade – Jno. Bayley, jun. manager
• PELHAM BATHS, Pelham Place – Martha Thatcher, manager

BLACKSMITHS & FARRIERS.

• Beaney Thos (& turner) Pelham Street
• Hills Thomas, Priory
• Howell Wm. (& bell hanger) Waterloo Place
• Huggett William, John Street
• Lock Thomas (& bell hanger), 90 All Saints Street
• Long James, Priory
• Penfold Hugh, 70 George Street
• Ranger John, Hill Street
• Ranger William, West Street
• Stace John, Fairlight Downs
• Stace Samuel, West Street
• Stace William, John Street

BOOKSELLERS & STATIONERS

• Arundale William (and print seller), 2 Castle Street
• Bayley William (and stamp office), 53 High Street
• Bowmer Edward, 24½ George Street
• Cooper Joseph, Marine Parade
• Diplock William, Marine Parade
• Laver John, 5 George Street
• Phillips Edward, 16½ George Street
• Ross & Mann, 6 Castle Street
• Slade Eleanor, 16½ High Street
• Turner John, Fishmarket

BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS

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• Beale William, Fairlight Downs
• Beeney Henry, Halton Fields
• Belsey Henry, Bourne Street
• Belsey James, Pleasant Row
• Burton William, 29 Russell Street
• Carey John, Hill Street
• Cox, John, West Beach Street
• Dowsett & Son, 30 George Street
• Dowsett James, Hill Street
• French Frederick, 13 Castle Terrace
• Gallop George, 17 Castle Street
• Gallop Thomas, Albion Place
• Goldsmith Matthew Jas. Castle Street
• Guy Mortimer, 60 George Street
• Jenner Richard, 8 George Street
• Kenward George, Fairlight Downs
• Knight George, 72 High Street
• Martin Edward, 60 High Street
• Morris William, Stone fields
• Reeves John (and currier and leather cutter), 21 George Street, and at Tonbridge Wells
• Smale James, 3 George Street
• Smith Benjamin, 19 High Street
• Smith Joseph, Fishmarket
• Timan James, Courthouse Street
• Webb John, Bourne Street
• White Thomas, 48½ George Street
• Williams Horatio Nelson, 54 High Street
• Wingfield Nicholas, 89 High Street
• Wood Daniel, 14 All Saints Street

BRAZIERS AND TIN-PLATE WORKERS

• Burgess John, 44 High Street
• Penfold Hugh (coppersmith, smith, bell hanger & gas fitter), 70 George Street

BREWERS

• Breeds Thomas, 61 High Street
• Burfield James & Charles (& porter merchants), Fishmarket
• Deudney & Hurst, White Rock Brewery
• Fermor & Amoore (Eagle Brewery), Courthouse Street

BRICKLAYERS & PLASTERERS

• Burchill Robert, Stone Fields
• Coussens John, Bourne Street
• Hinkley Robert, Bourne Street
• Judge Joseph, 87 All Saints Street
• Smith Timothy (ornamental plasterer), Stone Fields]]
• Streeter Charles, Ore
• Thorne Thomas, Priory
• Whiting Thomas, 35 All Saints Street
• Winter James, Priory
• Winter William, Bourne Street
• Wood William, Winding Lane

BUTCHERS

• Banks Peter, 3 York Place
• Bishop Robert, 28 High Street
• Crouch John, 1 Castle Street
• Crouch William, 119 All Saints Street
• Fisher Edw. (pork), 101 All Saints Street
• Gausden Henry, Fairlight Downs
• Kennett Thomas, 84 All Saints Street
• Putland Henry (pork), 14 George Street
• Sinden Henry, 42 High Street
• Thwaites Henry, 3 Commercial Road
• Thwaites Jeremh. (pork), 21 High Street
• Vinsett Walter, Stone Street
• Waghorne John, 49 High st
• Waghorne Mercer & Thos. 11 Castle Street
• Wellerd James, 83 High Street
• Wellerd William, 61 George Street
• White George, 108 All Saints Street

CABINET MAKERS AND UPHOLSTERERS

• Beaney Thomas, Priory
• Bragge Nathaniel, 103 High Street
• Eaton John, 39 High Street
• Eldridge Thomas, 34½ High Street
• Hall George Thomas, 63 George Street
• Honiss Wm. Henry, York Buildings
• Wingfield Henry, 1 George Street

CARPENTERS & BUILDERS

• Bossom Thomas, 17 Hill Street
• Bourne Thomas, West Street
• Clarke & Glazier, All Saints Street
• Curtis John, Winding Lane
• Ditch William, Priory
• Easton John, 39 Hill Street
• Easton Joseph, Ore
• Edwards & Son, The Croft
• Harman Benjamin, Providence Place
• Jones & Glazier, Courthouse Street
• Lansdell James, Priory
• Lock James, Priory
• Lyon Ocean, Barrack Ground
• Noakes Robert, Priory
• Plummer John, 4 Castle Hill
• Reeds Jonathan, Priory
• Standen William, Hill Street
• Tree Benjamin, York Buildings
• Tutt William Bourne, East hill
• Winter James, 2 Cavendish Terrace

CARVERS AND GILDERS

• Arundale William, 2 Castle Street
• Ross & Mann, 6 Castle Street & 34 High Street

CHAIR MAKERS & TURNERS

• Cox Jas. (& Town Crier) Wellington Court
• Quinnell Charles, East Hill
• Stanford Edward, 129 All Saints Street

CHINA, GLASS, &c. DEALERS

• Burbridge James F. 43 High Street
• Morton Hannah, 26 and 27 High Street
• Mose Jonathan, 58 High Street
• Nelson Thomas, 2 York Place
• Tanner John, All Saints Street

CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS

• Amoore Charles, 8 Castle Street
• Gorringe Walter Elphick, 60 High Street
• Lea Henry C. 66 High Street
• Mason William, 58½ High Street
• Smith Isaac, 40 All Saints Street
• Stubbs Eli West, 20 George Street
• Weekes John, 54 High Street

CLOTHES SALESMEN

• Bell Isaac, 37 and 38 All Saints Street
• Bourner William, 63 All Saints Street
• Mills Joseph, Market Passage
• Selden Richard, 46 High Street
• Strong John, 39 All Saints Street

COACH BUILDERS

• Crisp Edmund, Courthouse Street
• Johnson Philip, Stone Fields
• Rock James, 6 Stratford Place and 12 Rathbone place, London

COAL MERCHANTS & DEALERS

• Bayley John, jun. 25 George Street
• Breeds James & Co. Fishmarket
• Breeds Thomas & Co. 61 High Street
• Burfield Jas. Charles, Fishmarket
• Deudney & Hurst, White Rock
• Ginner Wm. (& porter), Winding Lane
• Heathfield Samuel, 15 All Saints Street
• Strickland Edmund, 64 George Street

CONFECTIONERS

• Eldridge William, 24 High Street
• Payne William, 11 Pelham Place
• Style Edmund (& cook), 59 High Street
• Vickery Chas. (& cook), 16 George Street
• Wheeler John, 17 High Street

COOPERS

• Cox James, Bourne Street
• Foord John, Courthouse Street
• Foord Thomas, All Saints Street
• Moore Charles, 73 High Street

CORN AND SEED FACTORS

• Beale David, Fishmarket
• Crippen William (and working jeweller) 31 High Street
• Foster & Stubberfield, West Beach Street
• Pierce George, 14 High Street
• Strickland Edmund, 64 George Street

COW KEEPERS & DAIRYMEN

• Brazier Robert, St. Andrews Terrace
• Button Thomas, Fairlight
• Catt Thomas, Sinnocks Cottage
• Hole John, Barrack Ground
• Murdoch David, St Andrew's Terrace
• Noakes Robert, Fairlight
• Standen John, Stone Street

DENTISTS

• Fuller Edmund, 3 Verulam Place
• Pam Albert, Oak House, High Street
• Smith Isaac, 40 All Saints Street
• Weekes John, 54 George Street

DYERS

• Fox George (& calenderer) * Tucker William, 13 High Street

EATING HOUSE KEEPERS

• Hyland Ann, 29 George Street
• Wimble John, Bourne Street

ENGRAVER & PRINTER

• Secra John, 42½ High Street

FELLMONGER, GLOVER AND BREECHES MAKER

• Duke Samuel, 76 High Street

FIRE, &c. OFFICE AGENTS

• GUARDIAN, Henry Thwaites, 121 All Saints Street
• INDEPENDENT AND WEST MIDDLESEX, Jno. Geo. Glandfield, George Street
• KENT, William Ginner, Winding Lane
• LICENSED VICTUALLERS’ AND GENERAL (fire & life), William Henry Honis, York Buildings
• NORWICH UNION, George & Arthur Jackson, 62 High Street
• PHŒNIX (fire) and PELICAN (life), John Bayley, jun. 25 George Street
• ROYAL EXCHANGE, William Scrivens, 113 High Street
• SUN, Henry Bishop, High Street
• UNION, John Laver, 5 George Street

FISHMONGERS

• Baldock Richard, Fishmarket
• Breach & Son, Commercial Road
• Mills & Son, West Beach Street
• Tassell Margaret, East Street

FLY PROPRIETORS

• Akehurst William, Wellington Mews
• Emary James, Wellington Square
• Emary Thomas, Marine Parade
• Heath William, Marine Mews
• Hutchings & Heathfield, Hill Street
• Kirby William, Denmark Place
• Williams Thomas, Wellington Mews

FRUITERERS

• Baker Charles, 37 High Street
• Crouch George, 12 Castle Street
• Golding Jospeh, 42½ High Street
• Guy Ann, 60 George Street
• Mills John, 7 & 8 Pelham Arcade
• Mills John, 15 High Street
• Osborne Thomas, 32 George Street
• Pollard William, 20 High Street
• Sinden Stephen, Post Office Passage
• Standen Samuel, Castle Road
• Wheeler Edward, 59½ George Street

FURNITURE BROKERS

• Fuller Thomas, Windsor Lane
• Norman William, All Saints Street
• Reeves William, Courthouse Street

GROCERS & CHEESEMONGERS

(See also Shopkeepers; and also Tea Dealers.)

• Amoore Alfred, 7 Castle Street
• Amoore Joseph & Geo. 57 High Street
• Baker William, 48 High Street
• Blackman Eliz. & Son, Halton Fields
• Brasier James, Fairlight Downs
• Breeds Thomas & Co. (wholesale) 61 High Street
• Burbridge James Frederick, 43 High Street
• Day Peter, York Buildings
• Dunk Henry, 45 High Street
• Dunk Henry & Co. 9 Castle Street
• Eaton John, 1 Pelham Street
• Ellis William, 47 High Street
• Gallop Henry, Barrack Ground
• Gallop John, Fairlight Downs
• Grant Thomas, 16 High Street
• Hickes Thomas (and British wines) 33 High Street
• Jeudwine Charles, 117 All Saints Street
• Kennard Charles, 11 High Street
• Slatter George, 9 George Street
• Smale James, 3 George Street
• Thwaites Henry, 121 All Saints Street
• Tolhurst Thomas, 7 Stratford Place
• White Thomas, jun. 41 George Street

HATTERS

• Bell Isaac, 37 &38 All Saints Street
• Breeds Boykett, Commercial Road
• Hill William (and umbrella maker) 77 High Street
• Lott John, 53 George Street
• Strong John, 39 All Saints Street
• Tyhurst & Son, Bourne Street

INNS AND HOTELS

• Albion, Thomas Reeve Emary, Marine Parade
• Castle, James Emary, Wellington Square
• Marine Hotel, Charles Pope Hutchings, Pelham Place
• Royal Oak (commercial), William Lawrence Yates, Castle Street
• Sea side Hotel, John Eastland, Stratford Place
• Swan, George Robinson, High Street

IRON MONGERS – FURNISHING

• Burgess John, 44 High Street
• Penfold Hugh (to Her Majesty, & manufacturer of Bare’s patent fountain pump), 68, 69 & 70 George Street

JOB & POST MASTERS

• Clement & Hoad, High Street
• Emary James, Wellington Square
• Heath William, Pelham Mews
• Hutchings & Co. Marine Parade

LIBRARIES AND READING ROOMS

• Arundale William, 2 Castle Street
• Cooper Joseph, Marine Parade
• Diplock William, Marine Parade
• Laver John, 5 George Street
• Pearce Thomas, 10 Pelham place
• Phillips Edward, 16½ George Street

LINEN DRAPERS

• Bell Isaac, 37 & 38 All Saints Street
• Bennet Geo. (& woollen), 41 High Street
• Clement & Inskipp (and woollen), 24 George Street
• Cloke Moses, 15 Pelham Crescent
• Corke William Olly, 58 High Street
• Green Charlotte (and child bed linen warehouse), 28 George Street
• Hogsflesh Charles, 43 George Street
• Jackson George & Arthur (and undertakers), 62 High Street
• Pittock William, 8 Breeds Place
• Strong John, 39 All Saints Street
• Styles Richard, 1 Wellington Place
• Willsher David (& woollen) 32 High Street

LIVERY STABLE KEEPERS

• Emary James, Priory
• Heath William, Pelham Mews
• Yates Wm. Laurence, Pelham Mews

LODGING HOUSE AGENTS & UNDERTAKERS

• Glandfield John George (& registrar of births and deaths), 18 George Street
• Standen William, Pelham Arcade

MARKET GARDENERS

• Burt William, Market
• Golding Joseph, 42½ High Street
• Lavenden Charles, Market
• Morley William, Wellington Gardens
• Weston Thomas, 118 High Street
• Wood William, 107 High Street

MERCHANTS

• Bayley John, jun. George Street
• Breeds James & Co. Fishmarket
• Breeds Thomas & Co. 61 High Street
• Burfield James & Chas. Fishmarket
• Penfold Hugh, 70 George Street

MILLERS

• Beale David, Fishmarket
• Beale William, Fairlight Downs
• Carswell William (& bone crusher), 56 High Street
• Cristford William, Fairlight Downs
• Hembray Thomas, Fairlight Downs
• Richardson Thomas, Guestling
• Williams Thomas Breeds, 17 George Street

MILLINERS & DRESS MAKERS

• Allen Kezia, 110 All Saints Street
• Cannons & Giles, Castle Terrace
• Day Elizabeth, 89 High Street
• Fermor Caroline & Emily, 8 Castle Street
• Fox Catherine, 52 High Street
• Heath Ann S. 13 Castle Street
• Honiss Mrs. Jas. 6 White Rock Place
• Honiss Louisa, 4 York Place
• Lock Sarah, 80 All Saints Street
• Lulham Ann, 25 All Saints Street
• Ross Mary, Pelham Place
• Soane Louisa, 15 George Street
• Tooth Frances, 4 Castle Street

NEWSPAPER.

• CINQUE PORTS’ CHRONICLE (published every Saturday), Charles Bond, proprietor, 42 George Street

NURSERY & SEEDSMEN.

• Buchanan Jas (& florist), London Road
• Wood William, High Street

PAINTERS, PLUMBERS AND GLAZIERS.

• Baker Charles, High Street
• Bolingbroke Chasles Wm, 1 Stone Street
• Bossom Benjamin, 67 High Street
• Brown Joseph, 88 High Street
• Coussens Daniel, All Saints Street
• Elliott Thomas, 5 High Street
• Honis George (house, sign, &c. painter), 31 George Street
• Inskipp John, 49 George Street
• Neve Charles, 4 Stratford Place
• Phillips John, 99 All Saints Street
• Picknell Edward, 15 & 19 Castle Street
• Poole George, Hill Street
• Price Henry, 24 St. Andrew’s Terrace
• Smith John, 66 George Street
• Vidler Alfred, Castle Road
• Wood, William, Winding Lane

PERFUMERS AND HAIR DRESSERS.

• Buchanan Norman, 7 George Street
• Chatfield Alfred, West Beach Street
• Gallop James, 7 Castle Street
• Shirley Abel, 40 George Street
• Smith William, High Street

PHYSICIANS.

• Batty Richard, Fairlight
• Cooke William, 4 York Buildings
• Duke William, 18 Wellington Square
• Harkness John, Ivy cottage, Ore
• Mac Cabe Francis Peter, 43 Wellington Square
• Wilmot Robert Montague (senior physician to the dispensary)

POULTERERS.

• Kent James, 10 George Street
• Osborne George, 11 George Street
• Phipps James, 12 George Street
• Sargent Spencer, Market

PRINTERS – LETTER-PRESS, AND BOOKBINDERS.

• Osborne Henry (and copper-plate printer), 55 George Street
• Pollard Wm. (bookbinder), 20 High Street
• Ransom William, 42 George Street

PROFESSORS & TEACHERS.

• Gubbins John (music), 7 Castle Street
• Hart Jos. (music and music seller and piano forte hirer), 2 Wellington Place
• Stace Frances (languages), East hill
• Watson William (private tutor), 1 Verulam Place
• Wood William (music), All Saints

REPOSITORIES – FRENCH AND FANCY.

• Cohen Elizabeth. Holland, 10 Castle Street
• Cooper Joseph, Marine Parade
• Diplock William, Marine Parade
• Morris Edward (and Tonbridge ware manufacturer), 47 George Street
• Murray John (and working jeweller), 9 Pelham Place
• Ross & Mann (of arts), 6 Castle Street
• Woods John (Tonbridge ware), 4 George Street

RIDING MASTERS.

• Emary James, Wellington Square
• Hoad John & Frederick, Swan coach office, High Street, and South Saxon Hotel, St. Leonards

ROPE AND SAIL MAKERS.

• Bayley John, jun. 25 George Street
• Breeds James & Co. Fishmarket
• Nabbs William, John Street

SADDLERS.

• Pain William, 50 High Street
• Philcox Samuel, 67 George Street
• Springett Robert, 5 Castle Street

SHIP AGENTS.

• Bayley John, jun. 25 George Street
• Breeds James, 4 Commercial Road
• Breeds Thomas & Co. 61 High Street
• Burfield James & Chas. Fishmarket

SHIP BUILDERS.

• Gallop John, Winding Lane
• Kent Philip & Stephen, East Beach
• Ransom & Ridley, Castle Street
• Thwaites & Winter, Castle Street

SHOPKEEPERS & DEALERS IN GROCERIES & SUNDRIES.

• Bevins John, Hill Street
• Breach John, Bourne Street
• Button Thomas, Ore
• Eastland Arthur, 137 All Saints Street
• Foord Thomas, All Saints Street
• Hadden John, 118 All Saints Street
• Jones Sarah, Barrack Ground
• Monday Mary, 6 Stone Street
• Nash James, 106 All Saints Street
• Noakes Thomas, St Marys Terrace
• Palk Ann, Wellington Court
• Phillips George, 33 All Saints Street
• Poole Ann 103 All Saints Street
• Selden Richard, 46 High Street
• Stewart Mary Ann, All Saints Street
• Thwaites Stephen, John Street
• White Austin, 102 All Saints Street
• White Thomas, All Saints Street
• Wolgar William, Bourne Street

STATIONERS.

• Arundale William (and music seller), 2 Castle Street
• Bryant Sarah, 84 High Street
• Holt Thomas, 3 White Rock Place
• Judge Joseph, 87 All Saints Street
• Osbourne Henry, 55 George Street
• Pearce Thomas, 10 Pelham Place
• Ransom William, 42 George Street
• Weston Robert, 55 High Street

STAY MAKERS.

• Daniell Sarah, 89 High Street
• Howse & Venson, 82 High Street
• Poile Sarah, 45 George Street
• Russell Ann, 6 Pelham Arcade

STONE MASONS.

• Coe & Beale, Priory
• Putland James (and brick maker), Barrack Ground
• Vennall Henry, Stone Field
• Vidler Major, 40A High Street
• Winter George, Isabella Cottages

STRAW HAT MAKERS.

• Carr Jane, 45 George Street
• Fermor Carolione & Emily, 8 Castle Street
• Foord Elizabeth, 61 George Street
• Fox Catherine, 52 High Street
• Ives Hanna, York Gardens
• Payne Mrs. -, George Street
• Phillips & Sargent, Marine Parade
• Pollard Louisa, Court House Street
• Tooth Frances, 4 Castle Street

SURGEONS.

• Duke Walter, 46 George Street
• Duke William, George Street
• Dutton James, 40 High Street
• Ranger Joseph, 97 High Street
• Ranking Robert, 79 High Street
• Savery John, 12 York Buildings
• Ticehurst Frederick, 70 High Street
• Wall Abiather Brown, 52½ High Street

SURVEYORS

• Barrow Nelson, 6 George Street
• Catley Thomas, London Road
• Inskipp Frederick Chas. (& registrar of births & deaths) Barrack Ground
• Vidler Major, 15 St Andrew's Terrace

TAILORS.

Marked thus + are also Drapers.

• Bevins John, Hill Street
• Clement & Inskipp, 24 George Street
• Craig James, Fishmarket
• Crisford William, 122 All Saints Street
• Duke & Son (and habit makers)+, 74 & 75 High Street
• Foster Thomas+, 71 George Street
• Hallows John, Fishmarket
• Harman George, 131 All Saints Street
• Hazle Robert, 4 White Rock Place
• Lansdell Alfred+, 3 Castle Street
• Lock Charles (& hatter)+ 36 High Street
• Lock James, 5 High Street
• Phillips Edward, 16½ George Street
• Russell William, West Street
• Standen & Forrest+, 68 High Street
• Stanley Charles, Castle Road
• Tanner John, All Saints Street
• Traa William+, 35 High Street
• Tutt Richard, 8 Pleasant Row
• Tyhurst & Son, Bourne Street
• Walder Edward, Courthouse Street
• Weeks Thomas+, 6 Castle Street
• Wenham James+, Pleasant Row

TAVERNS & PUBLIC HOUSES.

• Anchor, Thomas Daniel, 13 George Street
• Angel, Henry Morley, Longfields
• Cinque Port Arms, George Reeves, 105 All Saints Street
• Crown, James Hart, 65 All Saints Street
• Cutter, James Oakley, West Beach Street
• Fortune of War, William Stonestreet, * George, Henry Wood, 120 All Saints Street
• Hare and Hounds, Gabriel Daniel, Fairlight Downs
• Hastings Arms, Richard Harman, 2 George Street
• Hope, William Winter, Halton Fields
• Jolly Fisherman, James Mann, East Beach Street
• Kings Head (Ore), Thomas Baker, * King’s Head (Old Town), William Smith, Courthouse Street
• Lion, Charles Wm. Bolingbroke, 1 Stone Street
• Lord Nelson, Geo. Wingfield, East Bourne Street
• Old Ship, John Coussins, Bourne Street
• Pelham Arms, Richd. Chandler, 5 Pelham Street
• Pilot, William Nabbs, Stone Street
• Queens Head, John Tree, Fishmarket
• Shipwrights Arms, John Gallop, Priory
• Stag, Samuel Heathfield, 15 All Saints Street
• Star, Thomas Morris, High Street
• Star in the East, William Gallop, East Cliff

TEA DEALERS.

• Abbott Sophia, 33 West Street
• Broadbridge James, Castle Terrace
• Golson William, High Street
• Pitter Joseph (& curiosity dealer), 51 High Street
• Tanner John, All Saints Street
• West Thomas, 18 George Street
• Wood Abraham, 72½ High Street

TIMBER MERCHANTS.

• Bayley John, jun. 25 High Street
• Breeds James & Co. Fishmarket
• Breeds Thomas & Co. 61 High Street
• Jenkins & Cadd, Stone Fields
• Ransom & Ridley, Priory

TOBACCONISTS.

• Bryant Sarah, 84 High Street
• Holt Thomas, 3 White Rock Place
• Standen William, Pelham Arcade

TOY DEALERS.

• Bayley William, 53 High Street
• Roe Mary, Marine Parade

TRUNK MAKERS.

• Truluck Thomas, 82 High Street
• Weaver James, Castle Street
• Weaver James, jun. 61 George Street

VETERINARY SURGEONS.

• Jones William, Bourne Street
• Stace & Son,

WATCH & CLOCK MAKERS.

• Cogger Thomas (& Silversmith), 52 George Street
• Cohen Isaac, 10 Castle Street
• Heizman Geo. (German clock), 108 High Street
• Job Joseph, 30 High Street
• Sarles Henry (and working jeweller and optician), 22 George Street
• Tyrell Henry, 18 Castle Street
• Weston Robert (& jeweller) 55 High Street

WHEELWRIGHTS.

• Ball James, Albion Place
• Ball William, Priory
• Philcox Godfrey, * Selden Richard, Fairlight Downs

WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANTS.

• Brown Thomas, Pelham Arcade West, and at St Leonards
• Cooper Charles, 5 Pelham Place
• Mott Charles Frederick & Co. 10 Pelham Place
• Slatter George, 8 George Street
• Tonge & Co. 5 Pelham Place
• Williams Horatio Nelson, 1 George Street

Miscellaneous.

• Adams Thomas, Tanner, East Cliff
• Amoore Jospeh and George, Tallow Chandlers, 47 High Street
• ANTI-DRY ROT STATION, Stone Fields – Jenkins & Cadd, agents
• Bisenden Thomas, Labidary, 2 Cobourg Cottages
• Brook James, Gun maker, 3 High Street
• Day James, Wine agent 89 High Street
• Fleurie & Bleard, Egg & poultry merchants, 62 George Street
• Houghton Thomas, Pawnbroker, 95 All Saints Street
• Johnson Jemima, Furrier, * Moon Robert, Tripe dresser, 91 All Saints Street
• Moor John Benjamin, Cutler and jeweller, 2 & 3 Pelham Place
• Oliver Elizabeth, Shell dealer, Marine Parade
• Phillips Thomas, Marker at billiard rooms, West Street
• Pickett Stephen, Clog & patten maker, 26 All Saints Street
• Smale James, Registrar of marriages, 3 George Street
• Thwaites John, Block maker, Castle Street
• Turner Jesse, Sawyer, Marine Parade
• Tydeman Edmund, Proprietor of billiard rooms, Castle Street
• Watkinson Joseph, Tobacco-pipe maker, Bourne Street
• Wingfield George, sail maker, Bourne Street

Public Buildings, Offices, &c.

• BILLIARD ROOMS, near Coopers Library, West Street, and Castle Street
• CUSTOM HOUSE, High Street – Daniel Gill, esq. collector and landing surveyor; Soloman Bevill, comptroller, tide surveyor and landing waiter
• DISPENSARY, High Street – Albert Pam, dispenser
• GAOL, Bourne Street – George Colbran, keeper
• GAS WORKS, Winding Lane – William Ginner, secretary
• GOVERNMENT HOUSE, Marine Parade – Lieut. Robert Mann, resident
• LITERARY INSTITUTION, George Street – John Phillips, esq. honorary secretary
• LOAN SOCIETY, Town Hall – Charles Grensides, esq. honorary secretary
• MARKET, George Street – William Richardson, clerk
• MECHANICS’ INSTITUTION, High Street – Banks & Holloway, honorary secretaries
• OFFICE FOR ADJUSTING WEIGHTS AND MEASURES, Town Hall – John Pollard Crough, inspector
• , Town Hall – John Campbell, superintendent
• TOWN HALL, High Street – George Colbran, keeper
• WATER WORKS – Stephen Welfare Sinnock, secretary, Cottage
• WORKHOUSE, Ore – John Harman, governor

COACH

To LONDON, the Royal Mail, from the White Coach office, George Street, & Emary’s office, Castle Street, every night at ten; goes through Tonbridge Wells, &c.- the Regulator, from Emary’s office, Castle Street, every morning at nine, and the Paragon at ten.
To LONDON, the Express, from Risby’s office, Castle Street, and the White office, George Street, every morning at nine, and the Despatch at half-past ten – and the Royal Saxon, from Standon’s office, Pelham Arcade, and Hutchings’ office, Castle Street, every morning at a quarter before ten; go through Lamberhurst, Tonbridge Seven Oaks, &c.
To BRIGHTON, the Hero, from Glandfield’s office and Emary’s office, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings at ten; goes through Eastbourne and Lewes – the Wonder, from the Swan, High Street, and Waters’ office, Castle Street, and the Magnet, from the Marine and Royal Oak Hotels, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning at ten; both go through Battle, &c.
To DOVER, the Reliance, from Emary’s office, Glandfield’s office, and the Swan, High Street, every morning at nine.
To MAIDSTONE, the Liberty, from Emary & Hoad’s office, Fishmarket, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning at a quarter before nine.

VANS, &c.

For Passengers and Goods.
To LONDON, the Royal Blue Van, from the Fishmarket, every afternoon at three.
To BRIGHTON and LEWES, Elgar & CO.’s Omnibus, from the Fishmarket, every morning at nine.
To DOVER, Kadwell’s Van, from the Fishmarket, every morning at eight; goes thro’ Rye, Tenterden, Ashford, &c.

CARRIERS,

To LONDON, – Richardson’s Waggon, from Glandfield’s office, George Street, every Wednesday & Saturday afternoon at two.
To BATTLE, – Reynolds, daily – and – Palmer, daily (Thursday excepted.)
To BECKLEY, – Fairball, every Monday and Thursday.
To BEXHILL, – Gander, every Thursday.
To EASTBOURNE, – Gasson, from the Fishmarket, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
To EWHURST, – Watson, every Monday and Friday.
To GUESTLING and FAIRLIGHT, James Burt, daily.
To HAILSHAM, James Hoad, every Wednesday and Saturday.
To NORTHIAM, – Gurrs, every Tuesday and Saturday.
To PETT & GUESTLING, Hills & Catt, every Wednesday and Saturday.
To ROBERTSBRIDGE, George Olive, every Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday.

CONVEYANCE BY WATER.

To LONDON, the St. Leonard, James Lingham, master, & the Sussex, Thos. Fisher, master, weekly, to Cotton’s wharf, Tooley Street – John Bayley, jun. agent, 25 George Street.
To LONDON, the Phœnix, Captain Betts, and the William Pitt, Captain Waters, weekly, to Fenning’s Wharf – James & Charles Burfield, agents, Fishmarket.
To LONDON, the Milward, Captain White, and the James, Captain Phillips, weekly, to Griffin’s wharf, Tooley St – Thomas Breeds & Co. agents, 61 High Street.

DIRECTORY OF ST. LEONARDS

NOBILITY, GENTRY AND CLERGY.

• Allen, Rev. Edward, 66 Marina
• Bland Michael, esq. East Ascent
• Bond Mrs. -, 3 Maze Hill
• Brown William Hugh, esq. 52 Marina
• Burton Alfred, esq. 36 Marina
• Burton, William, esq. South Lodge
• Deudney Miss -, 3 West Ascent
• Dynely Miss -, North Cottage
• Foster Ralph, esq. 2 East Ascent
• Gage Lady -, 37 Marina
• Grant Colonel -, 9 Maze Hill
• Holland Robert, esq. M. P. Aligria
• Hull William, esq. 11 Maze Hill
• Jeffries Joseph, esq. 13 Under Cliff
• Lesley Rev. Charles, 7 Maze Hill
• Lubbock Dowager Lady, 52 Marina
• Mather Mrs. -, 5 Maze Hill
• Morley the Misses Maria and Elize, 3 Marina
• Troup James, esq. Warrior Square
• Wood Thomas, esq. North Lodge

ACADEMIES AND SCHOOLS.

• Edgar Ann (boarding and day), 55 Marina
• INFANTS’ SCHOOL, East Ascent – Ann Cane, mistress
• NATIONAL SCHOOL, East Ascent – John Barnes, master; Sarah Bulley, mistress
• Phillips Laura (preparatory), West Hill
• Smith Augustus (boarding and day), West Hill

BAKERS.

• Beck Joseph, 4 London Road
• Beck William, 6 East Ascent
• Levett Charles V. 3 Mercatoria
• Sinden & Hayward, 13 East Ascent
• Williams Thomas Breeds, 5 South Colonnade

BANKERS.

• Smith, Hilder & Co. (Branch), Marina Parade – (draw on Masterman & Co.) – Chas. Haywood Southall, agt

BOOKSELLER AND PRINTER.

• Southall Charles Haywood (& print and music seller & library), Marina Parade

BOOT & SHOE MAKERS.

• Cork John, 5 Norman Road
• Ford William, 15 East Ascent
• Philpot John, 38 Marina
• Sharp John, New Market

BRICKLAYERS.

• Burgess Thomas, East Ascent
• Scott John, Under Cliff
• Thorne Thomas, Under Cliff

BUTCHERS.

• Parks Newton, 4 South Colonnade
• Waghorne Edwd. 10 South Colonnade

CABINET MAKERS.

• Bragg Nathaniel, Warriors Gate
• Carey John, 8 East Ascent
• Drury James, 8 South Colonnade
• Smith James, 2 London Road

CARPENTERS.

• How Thomas, Mercatoria
• Jarret Felix, Mews Road
• Tree Benjamin, London Road
• Voysey George, Warriors Gate

CHEMISTS & DRUGGISTS.

• Murton George Ansell, 36 Marina
• Smith Broome Pinniger, 12 South Colonnade

COAL MERCHANTS.

• Deudney Charles & Robert Deudney|Robert]] (& ship agents), 43 Marina
• Kayne James (and timber), Norman Road West
• Putland Stephen, London Road

FANCY REPOSITORIES.

• Renolds Ann, 37 Marina
• Southall Charles Haywood, Marina Parade

FISHMONGERS.

• Baldock & Breach, Undercliff
• Price Thomas, 7 South Colonnade

FRUITERERS.

• Osborne Thomas, 6 Grand Parade
• Reeves Thomas, New Market
• Walter Alexander, 6 South Colonnade

GROCERS AND DEALERS IN SUNDRIES.

• Beck James (and cheesemonger and oilman), 44 Marina
• Chester Samuel, 12 East Ascent
• Stubberfield Stephen (and cheesemonger), 5 London Road
• Viner George, 2 South Colonnade

HAIR DRESSERS.

• Shirley Abel, 37 Marina
• Tuppen William, New Market

HOTELS.

• Conqueror Hotel, Sarah Johnson, Marina
• Harold Hotel, John Dovey, 21 & 22 Marina
• Royal Victoria & St. Leonards Hotel, William Chamberlin, Marina,
• South Saxon Hotel, Henry Peter Hutchings, Marina Parade
• Tivoli Hotel, William Matthew Edlin, Tivoli

LINEN DRAPERS.

• Beck Henry, 13 South Colonnade
• Scott Mary, Norman Road West

MILLERS.

• Baker Edgar, St. Leonards Green
• Williams Thomas Breeds, 5 South Colonnade

PAINTERS AND GLAZIERS.

• Mitchell Henry, Norman Road
• Neve Chas. 6 Norman Road
• Wellsted & Chandler, 3 South Colonnade

SMITHS.

• Mann James (and ironmonger), 7 East ascent
• Marchant Jesse, St. Leonards green
• Noakes Stanton, Bopeep
• Ranger William, London Road

STONE MASONS.

• Homan James, Undercliff
• Scott John, Undercliff

STRAW HAT MAKERS.

• Reed Sarah, 115 Marina
• Slough Sarah, 17 East Ascent

SURGEONS.

• Harwood John, M. D. West Villa
• Jones George, 2 Warrior Square
• Smith Broome Pinniger, 12 South Colonnade

SURVEYORS.

• Inskipp Walter, London Road
• Putland Stephen, London Road

TAVERNS & PUBLIC HOUSES.

• Anchor, Thomas Cooper, Mews Passage
• Fountain, Charles Vine, Bopeep
• Horse & Groom, Henry Wheeler, Mercatoria
• New England Bank, William Payne, Bopeep
• Warriors Gate. Stephen Pilcher, Warriors Gate

WHEELWRIGHTS.

• Lamb Richard, St. Leonards Green
• Payne William, Bopeep

WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANTS.

• Brown Thomas, 14 South Colonnade, and at Hastings.
• Chamberlin William, Marina

Miscellaneous.

• Burton Messrs. House agents, South Lodge
• Evenden John, Brewer, Shepherd Street
• Hoad John & Frederick, Riding masters, South Saxon Hotel, and at Hastings.
• Job Jos. watch maker, 8 South Colonnade
• Mitchell George, auctioneer & appraiser, Grand Parade
• Pain Charles, Veterinary surgeon, Guestling
• Peerless John, China, glass, &c. dealer, 42 Marina
• Philpot Mary, milliner, 38 Marina
• ROYAL BATHS, Marina – Mr. and Mrs. Roberts, attendants
• Russell William, tailor, 15 East Ascent
• Segrave John, eating house, Mercatoria
• Siems Jacob William, confectioner, Parade
• Skinner William, brick maker, Bopeep

COACHES & VANS

To LONDON, the Royal Mail, from the different Hotels, every night at half-past nine – the Express, from the Victoria, and the Regulator, from the Conqueror Hotel, every morning at half-past eight – and the Royal Paragon, from the Conqueror Hotel, every morning at nine.
To BRIGHTON, the Magnet, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning at a quarter past ten – the Hero, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday morning at ten – & Elgar & Co’s Van, every morning at a quarter past nine.
To DOVER, the Reliance, from the Conqueror, every morning at half-past eight; goes through Rye, Romney, Hythe and Folkestone.