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The Brighthelmston directory :
The Brighthelmston directory
1769
Ward & Lock's Tourist's picturesque guide to Brighton :
Ward & Lock's Tourist's picturesque guide to Brighton
[1882?]
Baxter, John, 1781-1858. Baxter's Stranger in Brighton and directory :
Baxter, John, 1781–1858
Baxter's Stranger in Brighton and directory
1824
Friend, D. Burchell. D.B. Friend's Handy guide to Brighton.
Friend, D. Burchell
D.B. Friend's Handy guide to Brighton
1886
Bruce, John of Brighton. The history of Brighton, with the latest improvements, to 1835 :
Bruce, John of Brighton
The history of Brighton, with the latest improvements, to 1835
[1836]
Walker, Charles, 1953- Brighton and its environs /
Walker, Charles, 1953–
Brighton and its environs
1809
Bruce, John of Brighton. The history of Brighton, with the latest improvements, to 1834 :
Bruce, John of Brighton
The history of Brighton, with the latest improvements, to 1834
[1835]
The stranger's guide in Brighton :
The stranger's guide in Brighton
[1841]
The royal edition, patronized by the Queen. Brighton as it is, 1832 :
The royal edition, patronized by the Queen. Brighton as it is, 1832
[1832]
Bruce, John of Brighton. The history of Brighton, with the latest improvements, to 1831 :
Bruce, John of Brighton
The history of Brighton, with the latest improvements, to 1831
[1832]
Wallis's royal edition, with seven engravings, patronized by the Queen. Brighton as it is, 1840 :
Wallis's royal edition, with seven engravings, patronized by the Queen. Brighton as it is, 1840
[1840]
Ward, Lock & Co. A pictorial and descriptive guide to Brighton and Hove, the South Downs, Shoreham, Bramber, Lewes, Newhaven, Seaford, etc. :
Ward, Lock & Co
A pictorial and descriptive guide to Brighton and Hove, the South Downs, Shoreham, Bramber, Lewes, Newhaven, Seaford, etc.
[1910?]