ST. MARY'S CHAPEL ,
Situated in the centre of Pelham Crescent, capable of containing 1200 persons, including free sitting for one hundred and fifty.
DISSENTING CHAPELS .
Till within the last thirty years there was neither chapel nor meeting-house, in Hastings, for dissenters of any denomination. There are now five. The first was erected in 1805, in the Croft. It is called the
CROFT CHAPEL,
It will accommodate about 500 persons, including children, The church government is independent. The Rev. W. Davis, formerly of Hoxton College, has been minister of this place of worship since the close of 1818. The next in size and importance is the Wesleyan , erected in 1822 , situated in Waterloo -passage, near the north end of the town . There is a small chapel on the east-hill, called Ebenezer, the minister of which , a Mr Fenner , resides at Peckham , where he has also a chapel. His -