From Kelly’s Post Office Directory of Essex, Herts, Middlesex, Kent, Surrey and Sussex, 1867
Brighton, with Hove and Cliftonville
PLACES OF WORSHIP.
CHURCHES AND EPISCOPAL CHAPELS.
N.B. V signifies Vicarage. P.C. Perpetual Curacy.
| Name. | Locality. | Incumbent. | Patron. | Value. |
| St, Nicholas, V | Church street | Rev. Henry Michell Wagner, M.A. | Bishop of Chichester | £1,041. |
| All Saints | Clifton road | Rev. Thomas Coombe | Vicar of Brighton | 200 |
| All Souls, P.C. | Eastern road | Rev. Richard Snowdon Smith, M.A. | Vicar of Brighton | 100 |
| Curate Rev. – Adams | ||||
| Chapel Royal, P.C. | Princes place, North st | Rev. Thomas Trocke, M.A. | Vicar of Brighton | 95 |
| Christ Church, P.C. | Montpelier road | Rev. James Vaughan | Vicar of Brighton | 420 |
| Holy Trinity, P.C. | Ventnor vills. Cliftonville | Rev. John P. Taylor | Vicar of Hove | – |
| St. Andrew’s Chapel, P.C. | Waterloo street, Hove | Rev. Henry Beaumont, D.D. | Rev. Mordaunt Barnard | – |
| St. Ann’s Church | Burlington street | Rev. Alfred Cooper, M.A. | Vicar of Brighton | – |
| St. George’s Chapel, P.C. | St. George’s road | Rev. Jacob Hugo Worth | Lawrence Peel, esq. | 150 |
| St. James’s Chapel, P.C. | St. James’s street | Rev. John, Purchas | Trustees of the late N. Kemp, esq. | 180 |
| St. John the Baptist, P.C. | Western road, Hove | Rev. Frederick Reade | Vicar of Hove | – |
| St. John the Evangelist, P.C. | Carlton street | Rev. Aaron Augustus Morgan, M.A. | Vicar of Brighton | 90 |
| St Margaret’s Chapel, P.C. | St Margaret’s place | Rev. Edmund Clay | Mrs. Dupre | 160 |
| St. Mark’s Church | Eastern road | Rev. E. B. Elliott, M.A. | Trustees of St. Mary’s Hall | – |
| St. Mary Magdalene | Bread street | The Clergy of St. Paul’s | – | |
| St. Michael & All Angels | Victoria road | Rev. C. Beanlands | – | |
| St. Mary’s Chapel, P.C. | St. James’s street | Rev. Julius Elliott | and Patron | – |
| Curate, Rev. Henry O’Rorke | ||||
| SS. Patrick & James’s | Cambridge road, Hove | Rev. James O’Brien | and patron | – |
| St. Paul’s Church | West street | Rev. A. D. Wagner | Vicar of Brighton | – |
| The Church of the Annunciation | Washington street | Rev. A. D. Wagner | – | |
| St. Peter’s Church, P.C. | North level | Rev. Thomas Cooke, M.A. | Vicar of Brighton | 350 |
| St. Peter’s, Hove, V | Hove street, Hove | Rev. Walter Kelly, M.A. | & Bishop of Chichester | 300 |
| St. Stephen’s Church, P.C. | Montpelier place | Rev. Charles Edward Douglas | M.A. Vicar of Brighton | – |
| Trinity Chapel, P.C. | Ship street | Rev. Edmund V, Hall, M.A. | Trustees of the Rev. B. Anderson | 150 |
| Cavalry Barracks Chapel | Barracks parade | Rev. J. M. Fincher | – |
| Roman Catholic (St. John the Baptist). | Bristol road | Very Rev. Canon Reardon |
| Very Rev. Canon Rymer | ||
| Rev. Joseph Styles | ||
| Roman Catholic (St. Mary Magdalen). | 51 Upper North street | Rev. George A.Oldham. |
The addresses of the above gentlemen may be found by reference to the Court Directory.
DISSENTING CHAPELS.
| Denomination. | Locality. | Minister. |
| Apostolic | Carlton hill | Various |
| Apostolic Church | Grand parade | Rev. H. S; Honan |
| Baptist | Robert street | Rev. Thomas Dray |
| Baptist | Queen’s square | Rev. Joseph Wilkin |
| Baptist (Salem chapel) | Bond street | Rev. J. Glaskin |
| Baptist (Ebenezer Chapel) | Richmond street | Rev. Israel Atkinson |
| Baptist (Tabernacle Chapel) | West street | Vacant |
| Baptist (Bethesda Hall Chapel) | Windsor street | Rev. Thomas Stringer |
| Bible Christians | Cavendish street | Paul Foskett, lecturer |
| Calvinistic Chapel (Providence Chapel) | Church street | Rev. Thomas Bayfield |
| Calvinistic Chapel (Jireh Chapel) | Robert street | Rev. Thomas Dray |
| Congregational | Eastern road | Various |
| Congregational | Cliftonville | Various |
| Countess of Huntingdon | North street | John B. Figgis, M.A. |
| Friends’ Meeting house | Ship street | Various |
| Independent | Ann street | Rev. Robert Hamilton |
| Independent | Queen’s square | Rev, Edwin Paxton, Hood |
| Independent | Circus street | Various |
| Independent | Union street | Rev. R. V. V. Pryce, M.A., LL.B |
| Independent | Belgrave street | Various |
| Jews’ Synagogue | 38 Devonshire place | Reader, M. S. Nuremburg |
| Nonconformist (Pavilion Chapel) | Church street | Rev. J. A. Wallinger |
| Presbyterian (Hanover Chapel) | Church street | Rev. P, Maclaren |
| Primitive Methodist | Sussex street | Various |
| Unitarian | New road | Rev. Robert Ainslie |
| United Methodist Free Church | Railway Station Reading rooms | Rev. Joseph White |
| Wesleyan | Windsor street | Rev. Jacob Stanley |
| Wesleyan | St. James’s street | various |
| Wesleyan (Zion) | Upper Bedford street | Rev. W,, Peer |
The addresses of the above gentlemen may be found by reference to the Court Directory.
SCHOOLS.
BRIGHTON COLLEGE, Eastern road.
Patron, the Lord Bishop of Chichester
Vice-Patrons, the Vicar of Brighton; General Sir A. J. Dalrymple, bart.; the Marquis of Bristol; Lord Leconfield
President, the Earl of Chichester (Lord lieutenant of Sussex)
Vice-Presidents, the Lord Alfred Hervey, M.P.; W. A. Soames, esq.; the Rev. R. S. Smith, M.A.; Charles Freshfield, esq. M.P.
Council, Henry Moor esq.; Robert Bayly, esq.; C. R. Rogers, esq.; W. J. Williams, esq.; J. G. Younq, esq.; Douglas Fox. esq.; Rev. G. G. Guyon; Dr. William Kebbell; the Rev. J. H. North M. A.; Charles Carpenter, esq.; Henry Willett, esq.; J. R. Murphy, esq.
Principal, Rev. John Griffith, M.A. of St. John’s College, Cambridge
Vice-Principal, Rev. Joseph Newton, M.A. of St. John’s College, Cambridge
Classical Lecturer, George Long, esq. M.A. late Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge
Examiners, A. H. Giffard, esq. M.A. Student of Christ Church, Oxford; Rev. J. Porter, M.A. Fellow & Tutor of St. Peter’s College, Cambridge
Masters, Rev. E. Summers, M.A. Trinity College, Cambridge.; Rev. E. H. Woodward, M.A. late Fellow of St. John’s College, Cambridge; Rev. J. B. Slight, M.A. St. John’s College, Cambridge; Rev. E. J. Warmington, B.A. St. John’s College, Cambridge; Rev. G. Cotterill, B.A. St. John’s College, Cambridge; A. Bateman, esq. M.A. St. John’s College, Cambridge
French Master, M. Heron Wall
German & French Master, H. F. Hauxwell, esq. M.A. of Caius College, Cambridge, & late of the Hessian Polytechnic School, Offenbach
Lecturers on National Sciences &c. E. Tainsh: & Dr. Wood
Teacher of the English Language, Rev. A. D. D’Orsey, B.D. of Corpus College, Cambridge
Organist & Choral Master, T. Ingram, esq.
Italian Master, Signor F. Venosta
Drawing Master, F. W. Woledge, esq.
Fencing Master, Mr. Alford
Writing Master, Mr. Stocker
Treasurer & Member of Council, R. A. Bevan, esq.
Secretary, Michael Turner, esq.
All Souls’ National, Essex street, Miss S. E. Marckrall, mistress
Blind, Eastern road, William Chinery
British (Sunday), Richmond street
Brighton Proprietary, 12 Marlborough place, Philip Capon, head master; Mrs. M. Coates, governess; Mr. E. Newman, secretary
Central National, 106 Church street, Frederick Charles Long, master; Miss L. C. Brier, mistress
Christ Church Middle National, Bedford place, Thomas Henry Clowser, master, Miss M. A. Mustow, mistress
Christ Church Preparatory, Clarence gardens, Mrs. Eliza Johnson, mistress
Puget (boys), self-supported by quarterly payments, Poplar place, Meeting House lane, Richard Bessant, master
Ebenezer Chapel, Richmond street
Infants,’ Upper Gardner street, Mrs. Mary Ann C. Clarke, mistress
National (boys, girls & infants), Warwick street, Charles Kelley, master; Miss Susan Martin, mistress; Miss Potter, infants’ mistress
St. James’s Chapel (girls), 1 Chapel street (vacant)
Spa (boys & infants), Egremont street, Henry Kent. master; Miss Maria Lish, mistress
Swan Downers Charity (girls), Windsor street, Mrs. Catherine Pell, mistress
St. John’s, Carlton street, William Campbell, master; Miss Sarah Farncombe, mistress; Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Campbell, infants’ mistress
St. Margaret’s (girls), Queensbury mews, Miss Butcher, mistress
St. Mark’s National, 22 Chesham road, William Smith, master; Mrs. R. Smith mistress
St. Mary’s Middle Schools, Coleman street, Corneilus Down master
St. Nicholas (Memorial), 25 Frederick place, Rev. C. E. Douglas’ chaplain; Miss Lucy Norton, mistress
St. Peter’s National, Richmond buildings, John Hannaford, master; Miss Emma Clarke, mistress
St. Stephen’s National, Borough street, William Henry Crocker, master; Mrs. Mary Emma Crocker, mistress
Hove National, Farman street, Western road, William Hamilton master; Mrs. Louisa Charlotte Hamilton, mistress
Move Union (boys), Middle street, William Henry Baseden, master
West Hove National, George street, John Paige, master; Miss Hannah Leonard, mistress
Wesleyan Sunday, 23 Nelson row
Roman Catholic (boys & girls), Bristol road, George Robinson, master
Independent, Belmont street, Thomas Sanders, master; Mrs. Mary Ann Dennis, mistress
Independent, Belgrave street, William Henry Dennis, master; Miss Sarah Taylor, mistress
Ragged, 7 Carlton street, Mrs. Sarah Shuttleworth, mistress; George street (town mission), Miss Ann E. Ford & Miss Caroline D. Robinson, mistresses
Reformatory, 1, 2, 3 & 4 Queen’s square, Rev. A. Wagner, superintendent
NEWSPAPERS.
Brighton Examiner (published tuesday), 77 North street
Brighton Fashionable Visitors’ List (published tuesday & saturday), 5 Bartholomews
Brighton Gazette (published thursday), 168 North street
Brighton Guardian (published wednesday), 34 North st
Brighton Herald (published saturday) Prince’s place, North street
Brighton Observer (published friday), 53fract12 North street
Brighton Times (published saturday), 205 Western road
Sussex Express (saturday) (E Burn, agent), North street
West Sussex Gazette (thursday) (John Beal, agent), East street
RAILWAY.
London, Brighton & South Coast, Terminus, Queen’s road, Frederick Slight, esq. secretary; Mr. Geo. Hawkins, traffic manager; F. D. Banister, resident engineer; Mr. J. C. Craven, locomotive superintendent; J. Webley, station master; Edward Cripps, superintendent telegraph office. Passengers are conveyed to & from all parts of Brighton to meet every train. Places & parcels may be booked at the Blue Coach Office, Castle square, & at Western road Hove
Railway Goods Department, Trafalgar street, Mr. Henry Richardson, manager
CONVEYANCE.
Steers’ omnibus from Belgrave inn, 68 St. George’s road, every hour, to & from the Railway, Cliftonville &c
Omnibus from Rock inn, Rock street, Kemp town, leaves for the Railway station, to & fro 9 times daily
Holden’s omnibus to Shoreham daily, at 12 & 6, from the ‘Unicorn’ & Castle Square
Coach from Castle square to London, monday, wednesday & friday at 1 p.m.
CARRIERS TO AND FROM LONDON.
John Durtnall & Sons (late Hope & Durtnall), goods by luggage train, every evening at 5.30 p.m. & general carriers to all parts; offices, 140 North street, Brighton; & ‘White Horse,’ Friday street, ‘White Horse,’ Cripplegate, & Nags Head inn, Borough, London
William Hudson, railway furniture truck & packing carriages for the removal of household furniture to all parts of England, in connection with the London, Brighton & South Coast Railway
Pickford & Co. luggage truck, by railway, every evening at 5.30 & general carriers to all parts; offices, 3 Bond street & Castle square, Brighton; & Castle inn, Wood street, London
General Steam Navigation Company, Mr. Peter Black, agent, 47 Queen’s road
CARRIERS.
ALBOURNE – Newman, from ‘Unicorn,’ tues & sat
ANGMERING, Richardson, from ‘Cricketers.’ wed. & sat. at 10
ARUNDEL – Richardson, from ‘Cricketers,’ wed. & sat. at 10
ASHURST – Hayllar, from ‘Star & Garter,’ sat. at 12
BARCOMBE – Pumphrey, from Brighton place, sat. at 2
BEEDING – Lickfield, from ‘Unicorn,’ tues. thurs, & sat. at 3.30
BOGNOR – Richardson, from ‘Cricketers,’ wed. & sat
BOLNEY – Sayers, from ‘Unicorn,’ sat. at 2
BRAMBER – Lickfield, from ‘Unicorn,’ tuesday, thursday & Saturday at 3.30
BROADWATER – Richardson, from ‘Cricketers,’ wednesday & Saturday at 10
BURGESS HILL – Picknell, from ‘Unicorn,’ tuesday & saturday at 3; Geall, from ‘White Lion,’ tuesday & saturday at 4
BUXTED – Bray, from ‘Star & Garter,’ sat. at 12
CHAILEY – Bassett, from ‘Star & Garter,’ sat. at 12
CHICHESTER – Richardson, from ‘Cricketers,’ wednesday & saturday at 10
CHIDDINGLEY – Gurr, from ‘Unicorn,’ wed. at 3
CHILTINGTON (West) – Naldort, from ‘Unicorn,’ through Storrington & Washington, tues. & sat. at 12
CLAYTON – Bennett, from ‘White Lion,’ thurs. & sat. at 4
COWFOLD – Stedman, from ‘Unicorn,’ wed. & sat. at 9
CUCKFIELD – Holden, from ‘Unicorn,’ tues. & fri. at 2
DANE HILL – Wickins, from ‘Star & Garter,’ sat. at 2
DITCHLING – Hemsley, from ‘Unicorn,’ tuesday, thursday & saturday at 3
EAST HOATHLEY – Bristow, from ‘Unicorn,’ sat. at 4
FALMER – Finch, from ‘Unicorn,’ daily, at 4.30; Harriyett, from ‘Unicorn,’ tues. & fri. at 8
FINDON – Naldort, from ‘Unicorn,’ tues. & sat. at 10.30
FLETCHING – Brown, from Brighton place stables, saturday at 1; Vinall from Brighton place, Saturday at 1; Wickens, from ‘Star & Garter,’ saturday at 1
FRAMFIELD – Diplock from ‘Cricketers,’ tues. at 11
HAILSHAM – Colbran, from ‘Unicorn,’ tues. & fri. at 8; & Pope, from ‘White Lion,’ tues, & fri. at 9
HANDCROSS – Norman, from ‘Unicorn,’ tues. & sat. at 8;
HAYWARD’S HEATH – Pannett, from Brighton place, tues & saturday at 1
HELLINGLEY – Gower, from ‘Unicorn,’ thursday at 10; Harriyett, tuesday & friday at 9
HENFIELD – Pattenden, from ‘White Lion,’ tuesday, thursday & saturday at 4
HORSHAM – Stedman, from ‘Unicorn,’ wed. & sat. at 9
HORSTED KEYNES – Murrell, from Brighton place stables, saturday at 1
HURSTMONCEUX – Baker, from ‘Star & Garter,’ sat, at 12
HURSTPIERPOINT – Bennett, from ‘White Lion,’ tuesday, thursday & saturday at 4
LANCING – Richardson, from ‘Cricketers,’ wed. & sat. at 10; Pollard, from ‘Unicorn,’ tues. thurs. & sat. at 3
LAUGHTON – Harriott, from ‘Unicorn,’ fri. at 12
LEWES – Holder, from ‘White Lion,’ daily, at 4; Finch, from ‘Unicorn,’ daily, at 5
LINDFIELD – Pannett, from Brighton place, tuesday & saturday at 1
LITTLEHAMPTON – Richardson, from ‘Cricketers,’ wednesday & saturday at 10
MIDHURST – Naldort, from ‘Unicorn,’ every tuesday & saturday at 10.30 a.m.
NEWHAVEN – Winter, from ‘Unicorn,’ wed. at 4
NEWICK – Vernham, from Brighton place, thursday at 4; Stephens, from ‘Star & Garter,’ saturday at 1
NEWTIMBER – Newman from ‘Unicorn,’ tues. & sat. at 4
OFFHAM – Vernham, from Brighton place, thursday & Saturday at 3
PATCHAM – Richardson, from ‘Cricketers,’ tuesday & saturday
PETWORTH – Neldort, from ‘Unicorn,’ tuesday & sat at 11
PLUMPTON – Anscombe, from ‘Unicorn,’ thursday & saturday at 1
PULBOROUGH – Naldort, from ‘Unicorn,’ tuesday & saturday at 11
PYECOMBE – Pattenden, from ‘White Lion,’ tuesday, thursday & saturday, at 4; Bennett, from ‘White Lion,’ September to April, tuesday, thursday & saturday, at 4; & May to August, monday, tuesday, thursday & saturday at 4
RINGMER – Colbran, from ‘Unicorn,’ thurs. & friday, at 8
ROTTINGDEAN – Welfare, from Castle square, daily
ST. JOHN’S COMMON – Pannett, from Brighton place, tuesday & saturday, at 1; Picknell, from ‘Unicorn,’ tuesday, thursday & saturday, at 2; Carfee from ‘Elephant & Castle,’ saturday, at 1; Geall, from ‘Unicorn,’ tuesday, saturday, at 4
SEAFORD & NEWHAVEN – Winter, from ‘Unicorn,’ wed. at 6
SHOREHAM – Richardson, wednesday & saturday, Castle square
SLAUGHAM – Norman, from ‘Unicorn,’ tuesday & sat. at 8
SOMPTING – Richardson, from ‘Cricketers,’ wednesday & saturday, at 10
SOUTHWATER – Stedman, from ‘Unicorn,’ wed. & sat. at 8.30
STEYNING – Holden, from ‘Unicorn,’ tuesday, thursday & saturday, at 3.30; Knight, from ‘Unicorn,’ tuesday & saturday, at 11
STORRINGTON – Knight, from ‘Unicorn,’ tues. & sat. at 11
TWINEHAM – Lewry, from ‘Unicorn,’ saturday, at 2
UCKFIELD – Bray, from ‘Star & Garter,’ saturday, at 1
WALDRON – Durrant, from ‘Star & Garter,’ saturday, at 4
WASHINGTON – Knight, from. ‘Unicorn,’ tues. & sat. at 11
WEST GRINSTEAD – Hayllar, from ‘Star & Garter,’ thursday, at 12
WIVELSFIELD – Anscombe from ‘Unicorn,’ friday, at 3
WOODMANCOTE – Pattenden, from ‘White Lion,’ tuesday, thursday & saturday at 4
WORTHING – Picknell, from ‘Cricketers,’ wednesday & sat. at 10; Pollard, from ‘Unicorn,’ tues. thurs. & sat. at 3
WATER CONVEYANCE.
General Steam Navigation Company, offices, 47 Queen’s road; Peter Black, esq. agent