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Hove Sussex
Cliftonville Press

A RECORD AND A REVIEW

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Hove Sussex
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the Powers militant
That stood for Heaven in mighty quadrate joined Of union irresistible moved on In silence their bright legions to the sound Of instrumental harmony that breathed Heroic ardour to adventurous deeds Under their godlike leaders in the cause
God and His Messiah

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For or

HAVE been asked to rite a Foreword to this book personally think the book speaks for itsel Representations have been

made from time to time that a record Hove s share in the Great War should be published and the idea having been put before the public meeting of the inhabitants called in April last to consider

the question of a War Memorial the publication became part although a very minor part of the scheme

should like to emphasize the fact that the
Roll of Honour is its keynote That Roll

contains the names Hove men and women who gave their lives for the Empire and whose memo y

m st never be allowed to fade Without their sacri ce and the sacri ce of thousands upon thousands of others not made in vain this book would never have been written for there would have been no history worth recording

The rest of the book besides the List
Distinctions gained contains an account of the town s endeavour to do its share worthily in those dark and trying years I have read through its pages and can testify to the care and trouble Mr Walbrook has taken to enumerate

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FOREWORD various phases of war work carried by the citizens at home faithfully and under the inspiration the highest ideals civic and national patriotism

Several names individuals are down but many more are omitted it may tr thfully be said that probably some of the most self work was done by men and women unknown to their fellows and away from the public eye

All that need be added is just this that no call was made the people Hove during those years that was cheerfully responded and the town can hand on this history to the judgment of its citizens who shall come after feeling that record in the Great War is one which it need be ashamed

A R SA EAN

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Mayor s Parlour
Town Hall Hove

November st
Mayor

Fro ac to

N the opening days July a great flotilla lay Hove the First Battle Squadron the British Fleet stretching in two majestic lines from a point opposite The Drive to opposite the coastguard station At the head it

were such formidable battleships as

and each name an epitome power and thousands the residents and visitors g thered along the Front to admire them as they lay at rest in the sunshine and after dark to watch their searchlights flinging their beams in all directions or to behold the magical spectacle their illumination by myriads electric lights
England and the world were at peace but pride in

the Navy and the sense of its protecting power are inborn feelings of race and when considerably over a thousand bluejackets were entertained to dinner in the Town Hall the streets through which the men marched were gay with flags and lined with c eering crowds conversation with the Mayor then Alderman E H the Admiral

Sir Lewis Bayly expressed not o ly his grati cation

at the welcome extended to his and men but also his fairly con dent hope paying another such visit to the town in a couple years At

last after three days balls and dinners ashore and afloat the great squadron departed as silently and majestically as it had arrived In little more
FROM EACE TO WAR than a month it had taken up its station in the misty region Scapa Flow the Great War had burst upon the world and the British Fleet had settled down to the sternest and most triumphantly performed task in all its long and glo ious history
Within a week of the declaration war the town had begun organise itself to make the fullest possible contribution to the national strength The rst steps were taken during the Mayoralty
Alderman and when in November

he was succeeded by Alderman A R Sargeant

the work increased as the crisis deepened By the unanimous desire the Town Council Alderman

and Mrs Sargeant lled the mayoral positions during the remaining four years the war and presided over what became year after year a still more united and enthusiastic community In a very remarkable degree the Town Hall was the centre and heart the whole war the town
Hove had the honour making a worthy contribution own sons to the ghting forces of the Empire The lives of thousands more were

saved by the work done the wounded in the local military hospitals and by the War Hospital Supply Depot and its allied organisations A

great deal of munition making went and every patriotic fund the time was handsomely supported It was felt by all that in such a cause and such a crisis patriotism was not only a duty but a privilege and rich and poor displayed an equal generosi y A thousand unessential di erences of

party and class were obliterated and in the solemn
FROM PEACE TO WAR ix religious Obse ances held year a ter year in the Town the Church England and the

Nonconformist Churches participated in perfect harmony Alderman Sargeant said in his

war speeches these years are a testing time democracy The democracy of Hove proved good metal The best hearts are ever the bravest That is as true civilians as soldiers During those years trial the strong hearts Hove as of the ation were in a splendid majority
Side by side with all the war work the ordinary life and admi istration of the town went smoothly The education the children the care of the aged the administration justice the policing of the streets a work in which the Speci l Constables gave valuable assistance and the other civic responsibilities ordinary times were fully maintained with the result that when at last the long strain of the war ended the normal life the town was found to have suf ered

no irreparable dislocation
Thousands of Hove men and women of all classes who worked nobly during those years are not even mentioned by name in this book the simple reason that there is not the space for even splendid a list But their service is known
Theirs too is the consciousness duty done

and done not in vain Of them all the town is

proud and it is to be hoped that their spirit will animate and inspire civic life in the fut re as it animated national life in the past

ontents

Foreword From Peace to War

Roll Honour List of Distinctions The Call to Arms Military Hospitals Munition Making The Dep t

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The Prisoners Com orts Fund The Red Cross Collections for War Funds

The E ergency Committee War Pensions War Finance The Belgian Refugees

The Churches Food and Fuel

Police Work Miscellaneous Activities
Soldiers Sunday homes at the Town Hall Church of England Soldiers and Sailors Hostel Women s War time Club Billeting Hospitality to soldiers Drives for the wounded National Service Part time work on the land Women s Land Army Women in uniform War Distress Committee National Baby week

The Armistice Peace

  • CONTENTS
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Illustrations

Re ding the King Proclamation at the Town
Hall Peace Day July

The Bandage Room Hove War Hospital Supply

  • Dep t
  • facing p

Packing Room Invalid Comforts Fund for

  • Prisoners of War
  • facing p

  • Invasion Poster
  • facing p

The Tank Hova arriving at Hove Pa k facing p The Memorial Wreaths Peace Day Celebrations Procession of ex service
Men passing Town Hall facing p

Peace Celebrations Children s Day at the

  • Recreation Ground
  • facing p

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ECCLESIASTICUS

AUSTEN Pte Hubert R Sussex
Regt
ABBEY Lt No l Roland
Grenadier Guards

AUSTIN Pte Bertram R Sussex
Col Spencer

Regt
AND BAR M C Highland Lt
AUSTIN Pte Harry Manchester
ADAMS Pte William Thomas Regt
Corps
Av s Si George Oxford

Pte William Percy and Bucks Lt

Av s Sto Harry Reserve
Middlesex Regt
ALDOUS Ldg Signalman Ernest
George R N H M S
Invincible
Hope

R Sussex

Regt
ALEXANDER Cpl Frederick

Richard R Sussex Regt

ALLEN Pte Somerset
Cambridgeshire Regt
BACK Pte Albert John
R Sussex Regt
Sapper Douglas

Charles
ANDREWS Lt Eric Bernard

R A F

BAINES Sec Frederick
Athelstan Fanshawe
AND EWS Pte George John

Williams R Sussex Regt

ANDREWS

BAKER Pte Archibald John
R Sussex Regt
R Sussex Regt

BAKER Pte Ernest Edward
ANSELL Pte David Irvin

E Surrey Regt
Su olk Regt

BAKER Gunner Francis Edgar
ANSELL Trooper John William

David Hussars

ANSELL GunnerWilliam Henry
BAKER Sec FrederickGerald
W Yorkshire Regt

BANKEoRrthuPmteberFlarnedderFick John

ARMSTRONG DASH Lt Arthur
Lancashire Fusiliers

HONOUR
ROLL OF

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BECK Pte George John Percival
Driver Herbert James

R Sussex Regt
BELL Pte Percy Mackenzie
BANFIELD Cpl Marcus E

R Sussex Regt
R Sussex Regt

BANKS Albert James

R Sussex Regt
London Regt

BENHAM Maj Charles Henry
BANKS Pte Joseph R Sussex

M D

Regt
BENNETT Douglas

Brad ord London Regt
BANKS Pte Reginald BANKS Pte Robert Frank
BENTON Ord Sydney

R Sussex Regt

BARBER Pte Albert Henry

R Sussex Regt
Hugh B Canad M G

BARBER Pte Edward Frederick
Corps

R Sussex Regt
BICKFORD Maj Arthur Louis
C I E Khyber Rifles
BARBER Pte Edward John

R Sussex Regt
B ABER Pte Bernard John
R Sussex Regt
BARKER William
BLACKMAN cl Eng Rm Art

George Henry H M S
Mary
BLANCH Gunner David Henry
BARNATO Capt Jack Henry

Wool R A F

BARNETT Pte FrederickWilliam
James London Regt
BARNETT Sgt George Bernard
BLANN Pte Al red Percy

Aust Force
R Sussex Regt

BATCHELOR Sec Edward
BLOCK Maj Frederick James

London Regt
R Regt
BATEY Pte Jasper Matthews
BOAST Cpl Leonard Horace

Army Cyclist Corps

Cpl Harry John
Pte George Frederick

Chase R Sussex Regt
R Sussex Regt

BAXTER Pte H
E Surrey
Henry Albert
BOND Pte

Regt
BEARN Driver Harry Herbert
BONE Sec Harry Whitten

bury S Regt

HONOUR
ROLL OF

BROOK Pte James William
BOOKER Cpl Henry

R Sussex Regt
BOONE Maj Henry

BROOKS Pte Arthur Neil

Surrey Regt
BOSTOCK Pte Thomas Smith

BROOKS Pte George
Rifle Brigade

R Fusiliers
BOTTING Cpl Frederick
BROOMFIELD Driver Gordon
Charles R Sussex Regt

Cpl John
BROWN Sgt Albert

R Sussex Regt
BROWN Cpl Ernest

BOYCE Pte Al red George
Middlesex Regt

R Sussex Regt
BROWN Sgt Frank Bernard

R A F

BRADEN Sapper John William
BRUNTON Pte Robert R Sussex
BRANDON Wireless Teleg
Regt

Charles Henry Al red
BURCHELL Pte George

R Sussex Regt
Remarko
BURCHELL Pte William Ernest

Canad R Highlanders

BURDEN Pte Al red William

Percy R Sussex Regt
BURDEN Pte George Percy

R Sussex Regt
BREACH Pte Charles Frederick
London Regt
BREACH Pte Ernest London

Regt
BREACH Pte Harold Grenadier

Guards
BURGESS Pte William John
R Sussex Regt
BREWER Pte Guy

BURR Driver alter George
R Fusiliers

BRMIDGMER RPteSusPseexrcyRegWt illiam

Sec NorthLuemonbaerrdland
Fus liers

BUTCHER Gunner Edward John
Able Thomas
Edward Division

Boy Mech Robert

William R A F

BUTLAND cl Torpedoman
Albert Victor
BRIGHT Sec John Leslie
R Sussex Regt
H M S Princess Irene
BUTT Lt Francis Wil red

R A F

BRIGHT Sec Kenneth
Coldwell R Sussex Regt

HONOUR

ROLL OF
CATON Sec Frederic

William

BUTTERWORTH cl Engineer
John Wil red

H M S Vanguard
CAWOOD Capt William
Benjamin Crane
CADDY Hubert Mallett

CHADWELL Cpl Frederick

CHHADeWnrEyLL Signaller Herbert
Frederick R N V R

H M S Vivid

CAIN Sec Alan Victor
Hampshire Regt

CALLOW Pte Albert Edward
R Sussex Regt
CHAMBERLAIN Sec Lt Eric

CALLOW Pte William Cheslyn
Dunstan
Loyal N
R Fusiliers
Lancashire Regt

CAMERON Sec Hector
William Lovett Cameron Highlanders
CHAMBERLAIN Sec Rupert
Maurice Scots Guards

CHAPMAN Flight Lt Charles
CAMPBELL Cpl James
Douglas R Sussex Regt
CHAPMAN Cpl Gordon

Su olk Regt

CHAPMAN Lt Stephen James
CAPELIN Pte Albert Edward
Canad

CARD Able JosNepehlson

Driver Reuben
Batt
CARDEN Pte William Richard
CHEESMAN Lt George Leonard
M A Hampshire Regt

CLARE Pte Henrie Nugent
Middlesex Regt
CARN Pte Thomas Richard
CLARKE Pte Reginald London

CANRRorfLoltk RDeugdt ley Reed

Regt
CLEEVE Brevet Col Frederick

John Stewart
CARSON Sec Richard
Hartley
George
CARTER Cpl Joseph
R Fusiliers

Surrey Regt
CLIFFORD Sub Ernest

Alfred
CARTER Capt William Thomas
Sea orth Highlanders
Howe Batt

Pte Walter
Lt James Bruce North

R Sussex

M C Aust Force

Regt

xviii ROLL OF HONOUR

DETNYhEoRmas Al red Nathan ECCLES Lt MACrthuRr EJohn

EDWARDS Pte Charles Edwin
DEWAR BROWN Pte Ian Gracie

M M Aust Force

Sea orth Highlanders
DEXTER Pte Charles
EDWARDS Pte Walter Thomas

Middlesex Regt
Cheshire Regt

DICKINSON Lt John Malcolm
ELLIOTT Harry Alderton

R Sussex egt

ELLIOTT Cpl Wil red

Sgt Horace Reginald

M M R Sussex Regt

Pte Gordon W lliam
Doo Pte Reginald Herbert

R Sussex Regt
R Sussex Regt

EM LEN Pte Albert
DOR Trooper Frederick

R Sussex Regt
Lancers

DOSSETT Cpl Halbert Edwin
ETHERINGTON Pte Frederick

R Fusiliers
N Sta ordshire Regt

DOYLE Pte Alexander William
EVANS Sgt Arthur James M M

R Sussex Regt
R Sussex Regt

  • DOYLE Pte Herbert James
  • EVANS Bomber Cecil Johnson

R Sussex Regt
R Sussex Regt

DRURY Pte Fred R Sussex
Gunner William G H
Regt

George
Sgt Charles Ewen
R Sussex Regt
DUNCAN Sec Kenneth
FAULKNER Pte John Edward

Devonshire Regt
R Sussex Regt

DUNFORD Sgt Horace R
FIELD Col Kenneth

J

Inniskilling Dragoons
Douglas

DUNK Pte Albert Alma
FIFIELD Pte Harry

Ox ord and Bucks Lt
R Sussex Regt

FISH Pte George William
DUNK Pte Arthur Edward

  • R Sussex Regt
  • R Sussex Regt

FITCH Pte Frederick William
DYER Trooper Charles Robert

  • R Sussex Regt
  • Sussex Yeomanry

xix
ROLL OF HONOUR

GANDER Sapper John Henry
FLAVIN Ldg Thomas

Hubert

GAMRDMNER WPetlesh HReagrtry Victor

FLEET Thomas Francis
London Regt
Able
John H M S
Good Hope
FLOWERS Sec Herbert
Kent Regt
GEORGE Pte Arthur James
FLOWERS Sec John Arthur

R Sussex Regt
R Sussex Regt

GEORGE Pte Gordon Stanley
FOOT Pte Samuel Middle ex

Regt

  • GEORGE Cpl Percy William
  • FORD Pte Albe t William

R Sussex Regt
R Sussex Regt

GIBBS Cpl Al red

FORD John Henry
Hussars
GIBBS Cpl Leslie George

R Fusiliers
R Sussex Regt
FOREMAN Pte George Henry

R Sussex Regt
Cpl James Warwick
FOSTER Cpl LeonardArthur

Gloucestershire Regt

GLADWELL Douglas

FRANKLAND Capt Robert
Colville S Sta ordshire

Regt
Alexander Rifle Brigade
Lt Al red
Reserve Submarine E
FRANKLAND Bri Maj Thomas

Hugh Colville R Dublin Fusiliers
Pte William Edward
FRAPE Cpl Reginald David
GOAD Cpl Claude Louis

R Sussex Regt
Scottish
GOATCHER Pte Michael
FRASER Mate Jack Stewart

Mercantile Marine
Patani
GODDARD Pte Victor James

D Cornwall s Lt
FREEMAN Pte Frederick

W lliam Charles

William

Surrey Regt
CMhianrelsews eeper Erin s Isle

GOLDIE Sec Barré Herbert
FRENCH Edward John FROST Pte Alec H A C

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  • To Download the Full Archive

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    Complete Concerts and Recording Sessions Brighton Festival Chorus 27 Apr 1968 Concert Dome Concert Hall, Brighton Brighton Festival Belshazzar's Feast Walton William Walton Royal Philharmonic Orchestra Baritone Thomas Hemsley 11 May 1968 Concert Dome Concert Hall, Brighton Brighton Festival Kyrie in D minor, K 341 Mozart Colin Davis BBC Symphony Orchestra 27 Oct 1968 Concert Dome Concert Hall, Brighton Brighton Philharmonic Society Budavari Te Deum Kodály Laszlo Heltay Brighton Philharmonic Orchestra Soprano Doreen Price Mezzo-Soprano Sarah Walker Tenor Paul Taylor Bass Brian Kay 23 Feb 1969 Concert Dome Concert Hall, Brighton Brighton Philharmonic Society Symphony No. 9 in D minor, op.125 Beethoven Herbert Menges Brighton Philharmonic Orchestra Soprano Elizabeth Harwood Mezzo-Soprano Barbara Robotham Tenor Kenneth MacDonald Bass Raimund Herincx 09 May 1969 Concert Dome Concert Hall, Brighton Brighton Festival Mass in D Dvorák Václav Smetáček Czech Philharmonic Orchestra Soprano Doreen Price Mezzo-Soprano Valerie Baulard Tenor Paul Taylor Bass Michael Rippon Sussex University Choir 11 May 1969 Concert Dome Concert Hall, Brighton Brighton Festival Liebeslieder-Walzer Brahms Laszlo Heltay Piano Courtney Kenny Piano Roy Langridge 25 Jan 1970 Concert Dome Concert Hall, Brighton Brighton Philharmonic Society Requiem Fauré Laszlo Heltay Brighton Philharmonic Orchestra Soprano Maureen Keetch Baritone Robert Bateman Organ Roy Langridge 09 May 1970 Concert Dome Concert Hall, Brighton Brighton Festival Mass in B Minor Bach Karl Richter English Chamber Orchestra Soprano Ann Pashley Mezzo-Soprano Meriel Dickinson Tenor Paul Taylor Bass Stafford Dean Bass Michael Rippon Sussex University Choir 1 Brighton Festival Chorus 17 May 1970 Concert Dome Concert Hall, Brighton Brighton Festival Fantasia for Piano, Chorus and Orchestra in C minor Beethoven Symphony No.
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  • A) Involving Listed Buildings Or Within a Conservation Area

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    BRIGHTON AND HOVE CITY COUNCIL WEEKLY LIST OF APPLICATIONS BRIGHTON AND HOVE CITY COUNCIL TOWN & COUNTRY PLANNING ACT 1990 PLANNING (LISTED BUILDINGS & CONSERVATION AREAS) REGULATIONS 1990 TOWN & COUNTRY PLANNING (GENERAL DEVELOPMENT PROCEDURE) ORDER 1995 PLEASE NOTE that the following planning applications were registered by the City Council during w/e 31/08/2007: (Notice under Article 8 and accompanied by an Environmental Statement where appropriate) a) Involving Listed Buildings or within a Conservation Area: QUEEN'S PARK BH2007/02654 Brighton Sea Life Centre Madeira Drive Brighton EAST CLIFF Removal of Conditions 4 and 5 of BH2005/06566/LB. Officer: Gemma Barnes 292265 Applicant: Sea Life Centre Agent: Clifton Design Associates Marine Parade Brighton BN2 1TB 55 Dyke Rd Brighton BN1 3JA BH2007/02772 4 Royal Crescent Brighton EAST CLIFF Replace ground floor rear window with french windows. Officer: Karen Tipper 293335 Applicant: Mr & Mrs D. Pearce Agent: Simon Lawley 4 Royal Crescent Brighton BN2 1AL 5 Marine Terrace Mews Brighton BN2 1AR ROTTINGDEAN COASTAL BH2007/02650 Flat 2 20 - 22 Lewes Crescent Brighton KEMP TOWN New front door and sash window to entrance of basement flat. Officer: Karen Tipper 293335 Applicant: Miss Kate Lee Agent: Simon Lawley F2 20-22 Lewes Crescent Brighton BN2 1GB 5 Marine Terrace Mews Brighton BN2 1AR BH2007/02651 Flat 2 20 - 22 Lewes Crescent Brighton KEMP TOWN New front door and sash window to entrance of basement flat. Officer: Karen Tipper 293335 Applicant: Kate Lee Agent: Simon Lawley F2 20-22 Lewes Crescent Brighton BN2 1GB 5 Marine Terrace Mews Brighton BN2 1AR BH2007/02917 Burstow Gallery Brighton College Eastern Road Brighton COLLEGE Creation of new roof terrace above Burstow Gallery with access from the new art department in a new extension above the Woolton Building, including a new balustrade and lighting.
  • Sussex Jewish News Sussex Jewish

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