Contents :(See also general index) Town Council meetings (pg. 56) to (pg. 70)
police tippling, (pg. 56)
Removal of boats, (pg. 56)
District rates,(pg. 56)
Advertising, (pg. 56)
Groynes, (pg. 56)
Parade seats (pg. 56)
General drainage plans exhibited (pg. 56)
Plan approved (pg. 58)
Finance condition,(pg. 57)
"No hurry" (pg. 58)
"No delay", (pg. 59)
"Intermediate action", (pg. 59)
Braithwaite's high charges,(pg. 60)
Memorial to proceed (pg. 62)
More objections, (pg. 62)
Putland disapproves, (pg. 63)
Another claim (pg. 61)
Petition for delay (pg. 61)
Rating the poor, (pg. 64)
New road at Wallinger's Walk proposed, (pg. 65)
Water supply, (pg. 65)
Cinque Ports' jurisdiction, (pg. 66)
No educational help, (pg. 66)
Numbering of houses,(pg. 67)
New Fishmarket, (pg. 67)
Ironstone (pg. 67)
Defensive works, (pg. 68)
Market room, (pg. 68)
Viscount Chewton (pg. 69)
East parade (pg. 69)
Pierwardens, (pg. 69)
Choosing Mayor (pg. 69)
Curious potato (pg. 71)
Escape from gaol, (pg. 70)
burglaries and robberies, (pg. 71)
Distressed poor, (pg. 71), (pg. 73)
Relief fund, (pg. 72)
Vestry meetings, (pg. 72), (pg. 73)
Herrings, (pg. 73)
Coal famine, (pg. 73), (pg. 74)
The fishery, (pg. 73), (pg. 74)
Maritime casualties, (pg. 74)
Deaths of "Blind Tom", Henry Went Tree, Joseph Simmons, Musgrave Brisco, Mrs. Lloyd Shoesmith, Samuel Phillips, John Banks, "Old Humphrey” & Mrs Simmonds (pg. 75) to (pg. 77)
Vital statistics, (pg. 74), (pg. 77)
Census tables (pg. 77)
Accidents, (pg. 77),(pg. 78)
Dinners (pg. 77),(pg. 78)
Welcome home to Capt. McClure, (pg. 79), (pg. 80), (pg. 85)
Welcome home to Jeremiah Smith, (pg. 86), (pg. 88)
Balls, concerts and entertainments, (pg. 88)
An outlaw's dividend, (pg. 89)
New magistrates, (pg. 89)
Coastguards' exodus, (pg. 89)
Volunteers at a premium, (pg. 89)
A daring feat, (pg. 90)
Removal of baths, (pg. 90)
The Infirmary, (pg. 90)
Gas company's new Bill, (pg. 90)
Chalybeate spring, (pg. 90) – Anti Church-rate movement. (pg. 91)
Annual Lamb Fair, (pg. 91)
The right of way, (pg. 91)
Schools, (pg. 95).
Guy Fawkes scrimmage, (pg. 91)
An Irish wake (pg. 91)
Early closing, (pg. 98)
Mechanics' Institution, (pg. 95), (pg. 96)
Athenaeum (pg. 96)
Literary Institution, (pg. 97)
Hastings Regatta, (pg. 139)
Church matters, (pg. 92)
Proposed cemetery, (pg. 93)
Board of Guardians, (pg. 94)
Ellsworth's Charity, (pg. 98)
Postal contention, (pg. 99)
The Russian War; Letters from Hastings men serving thereat, Local articles, poems, etc., together with pictorial representations (26 engravings), and other special information, compiled from the "Hastings News" and the “St. Leonards Penny Press” (pg. 102) to (pg. 139).
