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... THE SECOND PIANOFORTE RECITAL MR. H. C. NIXON, vrue be gess at hie maim* 'THS WOODLANDS, SHORNDEN VILLAS. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 11MS. T.Camaranrl Zebtee• Is. eselt : l'amay edwie To be bad from H. C. T. Watelmid, 6 Vass, St. Laaerdsese&a. Seise ia ...
... BEDFORD HOUSE, SHORNDEN VILLAS, ST. LEONARDS.ON4III. TO PARTIES FrRNISHING AND OTHEBS, QALE OF HILL-MADE MODERN HOUSE-1.3 HOLD PURELY UM, Ems sad Iran •Bedreadd Derldes, Pletares, Ormseste, dre. • NI. VIRUS Will SELL BY AUCTION, is the premiers es obese ...
... about opposite St. Matthew's Church, it would have conferred a boon on the occupants of the upper part of London Road, Shornden Villas, Shornden Terrace, and the villas between, to say nothing of the advantage of its standing at the junction of the main ...
... of Articles at New Rooms. IIuDAY.-50 5 a.m. : Cheap trip to Lewes Races. 2.0 p.m. : Sale of Household Furniture at II Shornden Villas. (Nov. I.)-9.15 a.m. : Cheap trip to Lewes Races. ...
... of to Mr. Hambley at tyr. per share, and six similar shares were bought by Mr. Pearch at Cl 2 per share. N.. si and to Shornden Villas were sold by private treaty. ...
... WOOORAMS & SON Al the CASTLE HOTEL, HASTINGS, at ap early date, as follow.: No. 22 ALMA TERRACE, SILVERHILL. Nos. I and 2 SHORNDEN VILLAS. BOHEMIA No. 42 LONDON ROAD. ST. LEONARD&ON. SEA, with Cottage at rear. The BIRD IN HAND BEER HOUSE. SOUTH STREET. ...
... The obiect ia to prevent pauperism, and induce eelf.respect. Donations will b 3 thankfully received by Mrs. Newton, 8 Shornden villas; Mrs. Truman, Glencourn Cottage; and Mr?. Hayday, tre3anrer, 10 Clarence terrace. Bilverbill. Left-off clothing, especially ...
... MR. NIXON'S RECITAL.— On Monday week Mr. H. C. Nixon will give a pianoforte recital at his residence, the Woodlands, Shornden Villas. Judging by the programme (which will be fosmd in another column), this will prove one of the events of the winter season ...
... of the day. MdUe. Krebs at the Hastings Music Hall, Madame Graver at the St. Leonards Assembly Room, and Mr. Nixon at Shornden Villas, have all, within a week, given exquisite entertainments to the lovers of instrumental music. is certainly more biased ...
... was £7OO. Woodlands, a similar house, remained unsold. Nos. 7 and 8 Shornden Villas were bought by MT. Nash, for £BOO and £7BO respectively. Nos. 9, io, 11, ad 12 Shornden Villas were not sold, the reserve not being reached. For the same reason the ...
... SILVERHILL.— On Friday last, about noon, as Mr. and Mrs. Fisher, of the Clarence Hotel, Silverhill, were approaching Shornden Villas from Hastings in a village cart, they came into contact with an assistant of Mr. Revill, grocer, of Wellington Place, ...