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| 1854. | Another Edition | pp. 99 -f 10, 8vo. Mr. Henry Cousins is of opinion that an Edition was issued in 1853, but I have not seen a copy. Hastings, printed and sold by H. Osborne, 55, George Street. |
| 1860. and 1864 | These two Editions were published by H. Osborne's Widow, and Mrs. Charlotte Osborne. 1860, pp. 114, 8vo. 1864, pp. 106 +31, 8vo. Hastings, printed by C. Osborne, 55, George Street. A large portion of these Guides was extracted from Wooll's (printed by Osborne) with but little alteration. | |
| 1860.* | Knight's Illustrated Visitors' Guide to Hastings and St. Leonards. Containing a long account of the Ancient History of Hastings, Battle, &c. There are several views by Rock & Co., and woodcuts of Hurstmonceaux Castle and the Chapel, Bodiam Castle. pp. 112, 8vo. Hastings, J. H. Knight, Printer and Publisher. | |
| 1863. | Dorman's Guide to St. Leonards and Hastings. Containing a History of St. Leonards and its attractions, including the Archery Grounds, which unfortunately are no longer open to the public. The Second Edition was published in 1865, and other copies I possess are 5th Edition, 1872, containing several actual photographs. 6th Edition, 1874, 7th Edition, 1875, and one undated, probably 1868, which has several plates. Published by J. Dorman, engravings by Newman, including one of Warrior Square, which seems strange without Queen Victoria's Statue. St. Leonards-on-Sea, James Dorman, Royal Victoria Library. | |
| 1865.* | Whiteman's Guide to Hastings & St. Leonards. This is a useful compilation and contains a good plan of St. Leonards. Other Editions, 2nd, 1866, 3rd, 1868, 4th, 1871, 6th, 1874, 7th, 1875, 9th, 1880. Hastings, Spencer Whiteman, 9, Castle Street and 1, York Buildings. | |
| 1867. | Cole's Antiquities of Hastings, and The Battle Field. A learned work and of great value to the Archaeologist, pp., 120 8vo. Karl Burg, St. Leonards. | |
| 1884 | An enlarged Edition, with plan of Old Hastings and the Castle. pp. XIV + 238 + VI. Published by the Hastings and St. Leonards Philosophical Society. |
