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A History of the County of Sussex
… the right to remove stones, gravel, and sand from Worthing beach was worth £5 to the lord of Broadwater. 6 In the early … were also caught, besides shrimps. 41 Fish was sold on the beach by Dutch auction. 42 Worthing boats fished off the … between 1810 and 1855, and one in September, held on the beach, in 1845 and 1851. 90 V.C.H. Suss. i. 448; cf. S.A.C. …
A History of the County of Sussex
… was built between 1826 and 1843. 71 A little further east Beach House was built in 1820, with grounds stretching down … yellow brick with relieving arches enclosing two storeys. Beach House, by J. B. Rebecca, 84 shares the classical idiom … 151. Wallis's Worthing (1826), plan; ibid. (1843), plan. Beach Ho. 10 sqq. Wallis's Worthing (1826), 9-10 and plan. …
A History of the County of Sussex
… and the regulation of bathing and of boats and huts on the beach. The successive raising of the limit of the … major problems, especially drainage and the control of the beach. 23 By the time of their dissolution in 1852 much of … that. 38 A third chief concern was the control of the beach. In 1852 the board made by-laws regulating the …
A History of the County of Sussex
… was opened in 1901. 30 In the 1920s the corporation bought Beach House and grounds, providing facilities for bowls and …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… in August, on the South Denes. The bathing-houses on the beach, near the jetty, possess every accommodation for … held. There are very pleasant walks on the quay and beach; and the extensive sea view, enlivened by the number of … watering-place. The barracks on the South Denes, near the beach, form a magnificent quadrangular range of buildings, …
A History of the County of Somerset
… will dated 1772 James left the manor to his nephew William Beach (d. c. 1790) for life with remainder to William's son William Withers Beach (d. 1829), an imbecile. William (d. c. 1790) left a daughter Henrietta, wife of Michael Hicks. They assumed the additional name Beach. 58 In 1815 …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… to the Tees, is bold and hilly, the cliffs overhanging the beach being generally from 60 or 70 to 150 feet high; while …