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... the Poor.—The Committee formed carry out the free dinner the poor of Hastings, January 3rd, met on Thursday night at the Roebuck Inn, High-street, members being present, including: Primo Reeves (president). Primo Wood (treasurer). Primo Carter (secretary) ...
... Tear*' Practical Experience Trade and Auctioneers. JOB TUX AND OTBIB Likes. 14, HAVELOCK ROAD, HASTINGS. Preliminary. THE ROEBUCK INN. HIGH STREET, HASTINGS. COUSINS A OEBENHAM Are instructed the Owners to SELL BY AUCTION on FRIDAY, MAY 17th, 1918, THE whole ...
... ROAD, CLIVE VALE. London Office: 38, CONDUIT ST., W. ON FRIDAY NEXT. Order the High Sheriff Stnaez. Re H. G. Peacock~~The ROEBUCK INN, HIGH STREET. HASTINGS. CHENNELI DYER ft OALLAWAY in injunction with E. d. WILBURN, Esq. Will SELL BY AUCTION, on the Premiees ...
... 1914. In County Court Sussrx, hoi den Hastings. In Bankruptcy. No. 7 of SUMMARY CASE. HARRY GUEBT PEACOCK. lato of The Roebuck Inn, Hastings. Licensed Victualler, whose present addrces is unknown. Receiving Order, 14th May. First Meeting. Ist June, 1913 ...
... THE ROEBUCK. The license of the Roebuck Inn, Highstreet, was endorsed to Mr. Henry Cousins (who has been appointed Receiver the High Court) and Mr. Wilson (as resident manager). Mr. H. Davenport Jones made the application, and explained that Mr. was being ...
... collectors and dustmen employed by the Hastings Corporation held their second annuil dinner, the event taking plac? at the Roebuck Inn, High-all out Alderman Botching* presided, support.' ! by CouneiUors Eaton and Gallop (vice - chair). Letters of apology ...
... wa* not the power to aerve, hat the power to live. FAILURE. -A °wr hn* mad# creditor*' petition Hanr Peacock. late the Roebuck Inn. whose prwnt m. according to the Gaaotte, 8 unknown. ...
... America. Germany, and even France, is worse than it was last summer. THE FIRST HASTINGS BANK, PREMISES OPPOSITE THE OLD ROEBUCK INN. LITERARY MANAGERS OF LLOYDS. Interesting glimpses of the history banking in Hastings are given in article in the current ...
... that attended the annual dinner the Headquarters (A, F, and I) Companies, Sergeant* a, of the C.P.V.If.. held at the- Roebuck Inn on Satnrdav evening. Cof.-Sergt. G. Elphick (president) was in the chair, and was supported by: Capt. E. IT. Capt. E. iced ...
... concert, under the auspices of the Hastings and St. Leonards Junior Conservative Association, was held on Wednesday night the Roebuck Inn, High-street. The President (Mr. Councillor took the chair. There was a large attendance, including : Messrs. Councillor ...
... with fit. Mr. Hards was formerly coachmm to Waldegrave when she was Mrs. Milw-ard. and on leaving her service took the Roebuck Inn, High-street, in which capacity he will be best remembered by the people of this town. He was formerly a non-com the Hastings ...
... Bafldpraster A. Clark, and the Society's Dram andec the direction Mr J. T^' National Old Town Bonfire Society ext. . *t the Roebuck Inn, and started Elms, 0:d London-road, at four o'clock. Their procession was headed by new F«f*« by F. Dickensen, Old Town ...