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the late Mr. Thomas Mann, as printsellers, at Claremont, where The " Black Cat " Tea Rooms now are. He became an Antiquarian, and carried out extensive excavations on the East Hill and at the ruins of Bulverhythe Church. The Museum contains a Ross Collection of great and varied interest.

Lent by the late Mr. Chas. Dawson, F.S.A.

 

Hastings Castle, Sussex.
Published March 1st, 1772, by B. Godfrey, shewing the opening of Priory Valley. The dark long object like a hedge, the late Mr. Chas. Dawson believed, represents an entrenchment.

Lent by the late Mr. Chas. Dawson, F.S.A.

 

The Ruins of the Castle from the West. Shewing Cart Lodge, and Haymakers, on the Priory Farm. Date about 1790. Artist unknown.