Black's Picturesque Tourist and Road and Railway Guide Book Through England and Wales

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Black, 1862 - 544 pàgines
 

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Aberystwith 138
18
London to Lewes and Brighton through Croydon and East Grin stead 2021
20
London to Brighton through Croydon and Cuckfield
21
London to Brighton through Croydon Reigate Crawley and Hickstead
22
PEMBROKE 135
22
London to Brighton by Railway 2325
23
London to Lewes and Hastings by Railway 2529
25
LondonEpsomDorkingHorshamand Worthing 3081
28
London to Arundel and Little Hampton
31
London to Dorking and Guildford by Railway
32
London to Croydon and Epsom by Railway
33
Guildford
34
London to Chichester through Guildford and Petworth
35
65
36
Andover
41
HALIFAX 343
43
97
46
Sidmouth
49
CONTENTS
65
Harrowgate 377
72
Appleby 373
77
Hartlepool 411
79
Southampton to Oxford by Railway
80
Hastings to Ashford Canterbury and Margate by Railway
84
Hastings 28
85
Hatfield 372
92
London to Bath through Maidenhead Reading Newbury Marl
93
117
95
Shepton Mallet
96
London to Bath and Bristol by Great Western Railway
103
UlverstonConiston LakeAmbleside
109
South Molton
111
Exeter to Teignmouth Torquay and Dartmouth
112
Ashburton
115
Bristol to Exeter and Plymouth by Railway 117120
117
PenrithShapKendal
119
Exeter to Tavistock Callington Liskeard Lostwithiel and Truro 121123
121
Exeter to Launceston Bodmin Truro Penzance and Lands End 123127
123
South Shields 413
126
Tour from Bristol along the coast of Wales through Newport Cardiff Swansea Caermarthen Pembroke Haverford St Davids Cardigan Aberystwith c 1...
127
London to Loughborough Nottingham Chesterfield Sheffield Barnsley Wakefield Leeds Ripon and Thirsk 3
132
London to NewcastleuponTyne through Ware Huntingdon
133
A Tour through Wales 136143
136
AshtonunderLyne
137
Montgomery
141
BristolChepstow Monmouth HerefordLudlowShrews buryChesterLiverpool 143150
143
Bristol to Gloucester Worcester and Kidderminster 150154
150
Chatsworth and its Vicinity
153
London to Gloucester and Cheltenham by Railway 154157
154
Gloucester to Birmingham by Railway 157159
157
London to Gloucester through Maidenhead Faringdon and Ciren cester 159161
159
London to Oxford through Maidenhead and Henley 161166
161
London to Gloucester through Oxford and Cheltenham 166167
166
London to Hereford through Gloucester and Ledbury 167168
167
London to Hereford through Gloucester and Ross
168
London to St Davids through Cardigan
169
London to Aberystwith through Oxford Gloucester and Here ford
172
London to Aberystwith through Worcester and Leominster 174175
174
London to Shrewsbury through Aylesbury Kidderminster and MuchWenlock 175177
175
London to Shrewsbury through Aylesbury Kidderminster Brose ley and ColebrookDale
178
London to Newbury and Hungerford by Railway
183
London to Westbury by Railway
183
London to Oxford by Railway 186187
184
London to Birmingham by Oxford Woodstock and Stratfordon
186
London to Manchester through Derby MatlockBath Bakewell
231
Birmingham to Liverpool or Manchester by Railway
238
WAKEFIELD 356
238
Liverpool to Manchester by Railway
240
London to Chester and Holyhead by Railway
247
Beaumaris
249
London to Lancaster and Carlisle by Railway
251
Lancaster and Carlisle Railway
252
Carlisle to Glasgow and Edinburgh by Caledonian Railway
258
Liverpool to Preston through Ormskirk by Railway
260
Carlisle to Newcastle by Railway
264
Lake District of Cumberland Westmoreland and Lancashire
267
Buttermere Crummock and Lowes Water
295
END OF LAKE DISTRICT
299
Ulleswater
332
Manchester to Bury Haslingden and Blackburn by Railway
338
Manchester to Huddersfield and Leeds by Railway
344
London to Leeds by Leicester Derby and Chesterfield by Railway 351356
351
Sunderland 412
355
Birmingham and Derby Junction Railway
355
Hull
359
Bedford
364
Swansea 131
368
London to Carlisle through Hatfield Stamford Newark Don
370
Stamford Grantham Newark Doncaster Boroughbridge Dar lington and Durham
380
Huntingdon
387
Newcastle to BerwickuponTweed through Morpeth and Alnwick 3
394
Belford
398
Newcastle to Coldstream through Wooler 3
399
Newcastle to Edinburgh by Jedburgh 137 London to Sedbergh by Boroughbridge Leyburn and Askrigg 4
402
London to Durham by Boroughbridge Catterick and Bishop Auckland 4
404
London to Alston through Wolsingham Stanhope and St Johns Weardale 4
407
Stockton 44
408
London to Tynemouth by Durham Sunderland and South and North Shields 41
410
London to Kirby Moorside through Helmsley Blackmoor 143 London to Whitby through Baldock Stamford Grantham Don caster York and New M...
416
London to Scarborough through York and New Malton 145 London to Whitby through Lincoln Hull and Scarborough 41
417
Beverley
422
London to Market Harborough through Newport Pagnel Olney Wellingborough and Kettering 42
424
London to Bedford through St Albans and Luton 148 London to Higham Ferrers through Kimbolton
426
London to Flamborough Head
427
London to Hull by York Market Weighton and Beverley 42
428
London to Great Grimsby through Lincoln and Market Rasen 153 London to Great Grimsby through Spalding Boston and Louth 43
432
London to York through Leicester and Derby by Railway
436
York to Durham Newcastle and Berwick by Railway 159 London to Hull through Rugby Leicester Nottingham and Lin
443
coln by Railway
446
London to Northampton and Peterborough by Railway 161 London to Hull through Peterborough Boston and Grimsby by
448
London to Hull through Cambridge Ely Peterborough and Bos
449
London to Lynn by Epping Newmarket and Brandon
459
London to Norwich by Chelmsford Braintree Sudbury Bury
467
174 London to Cromer by Newmarket Brandon Walton and East
473
IPSWICH
477
London to Harwich through Chelmsford and Colchester
480
London to Downham and Lynn by Railway
484
Norwich to Ely Peterborough and Leicester by Railway
491
Taunton 118
494
Bristol to Gloucester by Railway
496
1851
500
caster Borough bridge and Appleby
505
Birkenhead 246
508
England
517
KENDAL 269
523
Newmarket 465
529
360370
541
Windermere Coniston and Grasmere
543

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Pàgina 191 - The lordly structure itself, which rose near the centre of this spacious enclosure, was composed of a huge pile of magnificent castellated buildings, apparently of different ages, surrounding an inner court, and bearing in the names attached to each portion of the magnificent mass, and in the armorial bearings which were there blazoned, the emblems of mighty chiefs who had long passed away...
Pàgina 59 - King William II., surnamed Rufus, on the breast, of which stroke he instantly died on the 2nd August 1 100. "King William II., surnamed Rufus, being slain as before related, was laid in a cart belonging to one Purkess and drawn from hence to Winchester and buried in the cathedral church of that city.
Pàgina 315 - This dog had been through three months' space A dweller in that savage place. Yes, proof was plain that since the day On which the traveller thus had died The dog had watched about the spot, Or by his master's side : How nourished here through such long time He knows, who gave that love sublime, And gave that strength of feeling, great Above all human estimate.
Pàgina 294 - It is not only the very smallest chapel, by many degrees, in all England, but is so mere a toy in outward appearance, that were it not for its antiquity, its wild mountain exposure, and its consecrated connexion with the final hopes and...
Pàgina 295 - Tree! a living thing Produced too slowly ever to decay; Of form and aspect too magnificent To be destroyed.
Pàgina 190 - The outer wall of this splendid and gigantic structure enclosed seven acres, a part of which was occupied by extensive stables-, and by a pleasure garden , with its trim arbours and parterres , and the rest formed the large basecourt , or outer yard , of the noble Castle.
Pàgina 268 - ... on the east It is of great antiquity, and is supposed by some to have been one of those hills called Laws, where in ancient times justice was administered. In 1788, a handsome obelisk was erected on its summit in commemoration of the Revolution of 1688. About a mile to the south of the town, at a spot where the river almost bends upon itself, and hence called Water Crook, are the...
Pàgina 301 - Grave, the origin of which is involved in obscurity. It consists of two stone pillars, standing at the opposite ends of a grave fifteen feet asunder, and tapering from a circumference of eleven feet six inches at the base to seven feet at the top. Between these are four other stones ; the whole are covered with Runic or other unintelligible carvings. Near them is another stone called the Giant's thumb. These remains are said to have once formed a monument erected to the memory of Owen Cœsarius,...
Pàgina 191 - We cannot but add, that of this lordly palace, where princes feasted and heroes fought, now in the bloody earnest of storm and siege, and now in the games of chivalry, where beauty dealt the prize which valour won, all is now desolate.
Pàgina 132 - A great part of Carew Castle is in a state of excellent preservation, and it ranks among the most beautiful and interesting ruins in the principality. It was one of the royal demesnes of the princes of South Wales, and with seven others, was given as a dowry with Nest, daughter of Rhys ap Tew Dwr, to Gerald de Windsor, an ancestor of the Carew family. Henry VII. is said to have been entertained here in his progress to Bosworth Meld.

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