subscription was raised amounting to nearly £1300, and rebuilt the following year. It commands extensive views of the sea , which are terminated in the west by Beachy Head, and on the east by Fair light. On this delightful promenade are about twenty Houses.
PELHAM PLACE
, Is a handsome range of Buildings, consisting of eight Houses, delightfully situated at the end of the Marine Parade (of which it forms the western extremity ) under the Castle Cliff ; commanding an extensive view of the sea , east and west of the town, and Beachy Head.
The houses are erected in the most substantial manner , are very conveniently arranged, and are supplied with good water, offering excellent accom modation for the most respectable families, and may, therefore, be justly considered a very great improvement and addition to the town.
West of Pelham Place is an extensive range of building called Pelham Arcade, containing room for nearly thirty shops, which are usually let to tradesmen for such purpose. The interior is con-