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| It was also issued undated. pp. 119, 8vo. Hastings, Published by G. Wool, 5 High Street | ||
| 1827. | Jones' | Latest Edition of the Hastings Guide, pp. 86 + XII, 12mo. |
| 1828 | Another Edition. pp.90 XII. The first Guide Book to contain an account of St. Leonards. A very short one, consisting of only 16 lines. | |
| 1830. | Another Edition. St. Leonards is now incorporated in the title; the first time it was included in any guide book. It contains a view of entrance to Hastings by C. Rosenberg, which also appeared in the 1828 Edition. Published by R. L. Jones, Pelham Library, Hastings | |
| 1833* | Wooll's | Strangers Guide to Hastings and St. Leonards. Containing 8 views by George Rowe, and a list of the less common plants in the vicinity of Hastings, with their time of flowering. pp.70 + II + 16 + 6. |
| 1834 | Another edition. Identical with the former, excepting a slight alteration in the Preface. Hastings, published by G. Wooll, Bookseller, Stationer, &c. | |
| 1839* | Another Edition. The Guide was taken over by I. B. Moor and contains slight alterations and additions. pp. VI + 80. Hastings. Published by I. B. Moor, Royal Pelham Arcade. | |
| 1835 to 1864 | Ross' | Hastings and St. Leonards Guide. Written by Thomas Ross who was 5 times Mayor of Hastings. He contributed several articles of local interest to the Sussex Archaeological Collections. It ran to 12, possibly more editions. I shall be glad to receive particulars of the 11th and any after the 12th. The first consisted of 76 pages and the 12th 124. A few editions contained plates by the Author. Published by T. Ross, Hastings. |
| 1840* | Southall's | Pocket Guide to St. Leonards and Hastings. Southall was the Proprietor of the Royal Victoria Hotel, afterwards Dorman's, now owned by Mr. Sutherland. I am only acquainted with the first (1840) 12mo. 6th (1850), 8th (1852) and 9th (1857) Editions. St. Leonards on Sea Printed, Published and sold by C. H. Southall at the Royal Victoria Library, Parade. |
