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East Bourne Street, Views of |
156-174 |
East Cliff House, built by Edward Capel |
143-144 |
East Hill its former Names and Description |
143 |
East Sussex Place names |
299 |
Edlin's Royal Victoria Hotel 1830 |
#299 |
Emperor and Empress of the French at Hastings |
189 |
Empress Eugene |
297 |
Exoavations at Hastings Castle |
257-258 |
Fairlight Church, 1817 |
122 |
Fairlight Place, 1812 and 1820 |
127 |
Fairlight Glen |
127 |
Families connected with Hastings and St. Leonards, 18th and 19th Centuries |
283-285 |
First Postman at St. Leonards |
248 |
Fishermen their peculiar brogue |
177 |
Fishmarket |
176-177 |
Fort, The |
174 |
Foyster family |
136-166 |
Fly Vans, 1820 |
175-287 |
Gable house, Bourne Street |
153 |
Gates of Old Hastings |
133 |
Garrick, David, a frequent visitor to Capel |
144 |
George II., Coronation of |
144 |
George Street in 18th and 19th Centuries |
178 to 181 |
German Submarines |
330 |
Gloucester Lodge, St. Leonards |
244 |
Government of Hastings and St. Leonards |
260-261 |
Grand Parade |
241 |
Great Storms |
177-237 |
Guide Books of Hastings Full list of and dates |
272-280 |
Gunner Ross's Cottage |
187 |
Gun Garden |
104 |
Haggard, Sir H. Rider |
245 |
Hare and Hounds Theatre |
92 |
Hastings in the 16th and 17th Centuries |
39-40 |
Hastings Rise of as Health Resort foreshadowed |
114 |
Hastings, Plans of , 1746 and 1815 |
115-116 |
Hastings of Bygone Days described by two natives |
117 to 121 |
Hastings House---its History and remarkable occupiers |
137 |
Hastings, the original Town west of present Hastings |
17 |
Hastings Castle |
20 to 22 |
Hastings and its connection with Yarmouth |
27 |
Hastings of the Present Day |
324 to 329 |
Harbours Queen Elizabeth |
39 |
Harbours--at Priory Valley |
40 |
Haven in the Priory Valley |
39-200 |
Hawkhurst Gang of Smugglers, History of |
99 |
High Wickham |
131-158-172 |
High Street and its history |
158 to 165 342-343-345 |
High Street Names of its old inhabitants |
165 |
Hill Street, Described and views of |
166 to 169 |
Historical Notes of Bygone Days |
267 to 270 |
Holy Trinity Church |
234 |
Hospital |
235 |
How Coals and Merchandize were brought |
175 |
Hollington Church-in-the-Wood |
252-254-255 |
Holy Trinity Church in 1864 |
341 |
Humphrey Avenue |
172 |
Humphrey Wickham's Shop |
157-158 |
Inns, List of old |
271 |
Index |
vii |
Infirmary, Old |
346 |
