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From Historical Hastings
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eleven good houses and lodgings, some of which have a view of the sea .

EAST HILL .

On the East Hill, at the back of the Crown Inn , is a very extensive view of the sea and surrounding country. A part of the ruins of the Castle, on the West Hill, ( as seen from this place) is, by many persons, supposed to represent a perfect likeness of our late beloved Sovereign George III. Under this Hill, protected from the east wind, are thirty good houses, cottages and lodgings.

HIGH STREET,

Runs nearly north and south , between the two hills. It contains the Bank , principal houses of business, sixty good lodging houses, and apartments, which are sheltered from every wind.

ALL SAINTS STREET

Is parallel with High Street ; in it are twelve good lodgings.