8. Mr. Warwic Deeping. Scene from " The Red Saint." Episode represents the coming of the Red Saint to Battle.
9. Mr. Edward Noble. Scene, " Chains " Betty and the Midshipman with the good ship " Nerbuda."
10. Mr. Harry Furniss. Scene from " The Lady of the Cinema," The Charming Terror.
The unveiling of Tablets (placed upon the Houses where Literary Heroes had resided) :-
1. East Cliff House, All Saints Street, to the memory of Edward Capell, the Commentator of Shakespere, and David Garrick, his friend, who frequently visited him. Unveiled by Mr. Stephen Phillips. The house was then occupied by Mr. Harry Furniss.
2. To the memory of Kean and Elliston, the famous actors of Shakespeare's Plays unveiling the Tablet fixed on the site of the Old Hare-and-Hounds Theatre, opposite Christ Church, Ore, by Sir H. Herbert Beerbohm Tree, accompanied by his old friend, Mr. Harry Furniss.
3. To the memory of Herbert Spencer, the great biologist and philosopher, at 4, The Mount, St. Leonards. Unveiled by Prof. Silvanus Thompson, D.Sc.
4. To the memory of Admiral Sir Cloudesley Shovell (knighted by Queen Anne for his undaunted bravery), at 125-6 All Saints' Street, the traditional home of his mother where he visited her. Unveiled by Admiral Sir Percy Scott, K.C.B.
5. To the memory of Mark Rutherford, at 9, High Wickham, Old London Road. Unveiled by Sir William Robertson Nicoll, LL.D. Mark Rutherford sometime resided at High Wickham. In accordance with the wish of relatives the Tablet was unveiled at the Town Hall, to be placed in position after a short lapse of time. The Tablet was unveiled at the Town Hall.
6. To the memory of General the Hon. James Murray, the Soldier Hero of Quebec and Minorca, who built Beauport, near Battle, and was a Jurat of Hastings and Lord of the Manor of Ore. Unveiled by the Hon. C. Gideon Murray (a descendant), Governor of St. Vincent.
7. To the memory of Dr. Elizabeth BlackwelL the first qualified lady doctor and a devoted friend to women's causes. Unveiled at Exmouth Place by Mrs. Millicent Fawcett, LL.D.
8. To the memory of George Macdonald, at Halloway Place, Old London Road, unveiled by Mr. Coulson Kernahan, accompanied by Mr. Edward Noble.
