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1819.	Powell's Guide	1st Edition.	Containing a " list of the Lodging Houses at Hastings, with a brief account of the Walks and Rides to the Romantic Scenery in the vicinity," with folding coloured view of Powell's Circulating Library, pp. 35, 8vo. Hastings Printed for P. M. Powell.
1822.*	Powell's Hastings Guide	2nd Edition, pp. 94, 8vo.	With folding view (uncoloured) as in former edition, five other views, plan of the Town and geological Map greatly enlarged. Published by P. M. Powell, Library, Marine Parade, Hastings and Messrs. Longman, Hurst Orme & Brown, London.
1823.*	Powell's Guide,	3rd Edition, pp. 92, 8vo.	Contiains(sic) 31 plates mostly by James Rouse, plans of the Town and environs.
1825.	Powell's	4th Edition, pp. 91, 8vo.	With folding plate of the Library (uncoloured), plans of Hastings and the environs.
1830.*	Powell's Guide	5th Edition, pp. 95, 8vo.	With folding view of Library (uncoloured), 4 other views and plan of environs. There is an appendix with a description of St. Leonards. Another issue of this Edition is 12mo, pp. 102, containing 30 line engravings by J. G. Shorter.
1833.*	Powell's	8th Edition, pp. 116, 12mo.	Containing a plan of the environs of Hastings and 32 line engravings by J. G. Shorter. I shall be glad to receive particulars of the 6th and 7th Editions.
1824.	Moss' History and Antiquities of the Town and Port of Hastings,		illustrated by a series of engravings from original drawings by W. G. Moss. The letter press was written by Mr. William Herbert, Librarian of the Guildhall Library. An elaborate work containing a vast amount of information. pp XIV + 206, 8vo. Published by W. G. Moss, Kennington.
1826.	Wool's Pictures of Hastings.		Containing sketches of the Antiquities and Curiosities in that interesting part of the County, from a Cosmopolite to a Valetudinarian, in a series of letters. Contains views of St. Clement's Caves, Ruins of the Chapel, Hastings Castle, Bridge at Ashburnham Place, and Hurstmonceaux Church.