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... Winding-Street Reading Boom.—Mr. Fothergill the well-known lecturer announced to deliver an address at this room to-night, and we have no doubt that the well-known ability of the lecturer will that countenance to which it justly entitled. ...
... bills S. G. COHEN, Hon. Sec. 17, Hill Street. Hastings, Nov. 27th. THE BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1861. EMANUEL HAWES, of No. 10, Winding-street, Hastings, in the County of Sussex, Mail Driver, having been adjudged Bankrupt in the County Court of Sussex, holden at ...
... THE BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1861. In the County Court of Sussex holden at Hastings- TN the matter of EMANUEL HAWES, of No. 10 L Winding-street, Hastings, the County of Sussex, Mail Driver, adjudged Bankrupt on the 7th day December, 1866. An Order of Discharge will ...
... girt&s, damages audi BIRTHS. 19, at 6, Winding street, Hastings, the of Mr. Douglas Vidler, of twin daughters. .Septr. 23rd, Peasmarsh, the wife of Mr. Frank of a son. ■Beptr. 24th, at Bye, the wife Mr. James Saunters, of daughter Septr. 26th at the vicarage ...
... Sunday School Union are on most favourably. Saturday Evening Entertainments. These entertainments were recommenced in Winding Street on Saturday last. Mr. J. Judge jun. presides, and Mr. E. F. Moore musical conductor. The programme was efficiently carried ...
... Mayor (W. Scrivens, Esq.), Deputy-Mayor (T. Ross, Esq.), Hayles, G. Gipps, A. Burton, and H. Caulfeild, Esqrs. A Row in Winding Street.—William White, Only One Summons for *' Guy Niqht. —Edward Fullagar, of Havelock-road, appeared in answer to summons charging ...
... better than you have done before. It is a disgrace to you. The boy is discharged. Assault Case.—John Higgbns, engineer, of Winding-street, appeared to answer a summons for assaulting Albert Ball. Mr. Savery for the defence. Complainant, a wheelwright at Silverhill ...
... room in Hastings where the meetings can be held alternately. Saturday Evening Entertainments.—The entertainment at the Winding Street Koom, on Saturday last, was given by Mr. Giles, Mr. and Mrs. Upfield, Mr. Roberson, and Mr. Hills. The programme presented ...
... FREEHOLD HOUSES in WINDING STREET, in Two Lots; LOT I.—A FREEHOLD HOUSE, being No. WINDING STREET, containing five rooms, kitchen, and yard. In the occupation of Mr. Sutton, at 6s. per week. LOT 2.- A FREEHOLD HOUSE, being No. 19, WINDING STREET, containing ...
... FREEHOLD HOUSES in WINDING STREET, in Two Lots ; • T 0T FREEHOLD HOUSE, being No. _Li WINDING STREET, containing five rooms, Kitchen, and yard. In the occupation of Mr. Sutton, at 6s. per week. LOT 2.- A FREEHOLD HOUSE, being No. 19 WINDING STREET, containing ...
... acquir) a knowledge of vocal music, and of the capabilities of Mr. King as a conductor. } Working Men's Own Room.—The Winding ' street Boom was so crowded the weekly enter- tain men on Saturday last, that many of the 1 audience had to be accommodated with ...
... place, Hastings, George Luddxngton, eldest son of Mr. George L. King, draper, aged 2 years and 8 months. January 5, at 6, Winding street, Hastings, Rose, twin daughter of Mr. Douglas Vidler, aged 3 months! January 8, at Winchelsea, Capt. Crowhurst, aged 83 ...