Black's Picturesque Tourist and Road and Railway Guide Book Through England and Wales: With a General Travelling Map ; Charts of Roads, Railroads, and Interesting Localities; Engraved Views of Picturesque Scenery; and a Comprehensive General Index, Embracing a List of Hotels and Inns

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A. and C. Black, 1859 - 544 pàgines
 

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Hastings to Ashford Canterbury and Margate by Railway
84
London to Bath through Maidenhead Reading Newbury Marl
93
London to Bath and Bristol by Great Western Railway
103
Exeter to Teignmouth Torquay and Dartmouth
112
Exeter to Plymouth and Devonport through Ashburton 115116
115
Bristol to Exeter and Plymouth by Railway 117120
117
Exeter to Tavistock Callington Liskeard Lostwithiel and Truro 121123
121
Exeter to Launceston Bodmin Truro Penzance and Lands End 123127
123
Tour from Bristol along the coast of Wales through Newport Cardiff Swansea Caermarthen Pembroke Haverford St Davids Cardigan Aberystwith c 1...
126
London to Loughborough Nottingham Chesterfield Sheffield
132
A Tour through Wales 136143
136
BristolChepstow Monmouth HerefordLudlowShrews buryChesterLiverpool 143150
143
Bristol to Gloucester Worcester and Kidderminster 150154
150
London to Gloucester and Cheltenham by Railway 154157
152
Gloucester to Birmingham by Railway 157159
157
cester 159161
159
London to Gloucester through Oxford and Cheltenham 166167
164
London to Hereford through Gloucester and Ledbury 167168
165
London to Hereford through Gloucester and Ross
166
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
184
London to Oxford by Railway 186
186
Southampton to Oxford by Railway 187188
187
London to Birmingham by Oxford Woodstock and Stratfordon Avon 188190
188
London to Birmingham by Aylesbury Buckingham Banbury and Warwick 190196
190
London to Birmingham by St Albans Dunstable Daventry and Coventry 196199
196
London to Birmingham by Railway 200205
200
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201
London to Denbigh through Birmingham Newport Whitchurch Wrexham and Mold 205208
205
London to Chester and Holyhead through St Albans Woburn Northampton Lutterworth Lichfield Stafford and Nantwich 209216
209
491
210
London to Chester through Newport Whitchurchcontinued to Parkgate 216217
216
London to Liverpool through Dunstable Coventry Lichfield Stone Knutsford and Warrington 217223
217
65
219
London to Manchester through St Albans Northampton Leices ter Derby Macclesfield and Stockport 223227
223
London to Manchester through Buxton and Stockport 228230
228
London to Manchester through Derby MatlockBath Bakewell and ChapelenleFrith 231235
231
Birmingham to Liverpool or Manchester by Railway 236238
236
Manchester to Bolton and Preston by Railway 258260
258
Liverpool to Preston through Ormskirk by Railway 260261
260
Carlisle to Whitehaven by Railway 261263
261
London to Whitehaven by Preston Fleetwood and Ravenglass 263265
263
Carlisle to Newcastle by Railway 265266
267
KendalBirthwaiteBownessWindermereAmblesideUlverston
269
ScawfellHelvellynSkiddawConiston Old ManLangdale Pikes 311319
311
UlverstonConiston LakeAmbleside
320
WhitehavenCockermouthBassenthwaite LakeKeswick
327
PenrithUlleswaterPatterdaleKirkstoneAmbleside 333334
333
Manchester to Rochdale and Leeds by Railway 341342
341
Manchester to York through Huddersfield and Normanton
348
Birmingham and Derby Junction Railway
357
London to Carlisle through Hatfield Stamford Newark Don
370
373380
380
Newcastle to BerwickuponTweed through Morpeth and Alnwick 394399
394
Newcastle to Edinburgh by Jedburgh
402
London to Sunderland by Boroughbridge Thirsk Yarm
408
London to Kirby Moorside through Helmsley Blackmoor
416
Wellingborough and Kettering
424
London to Great Grimsby through Lincoln and Market Rasen
432
London to York through Leicester and Derby by Railway
436
London to Hull through Rugby Leicester Nottingham and Lin
443
London to Hull through Cambridge Ely Peterborough and Bos
449
449452
455
London to Norwich by Epping Newmarket Thetford
462
London to Norwich by Chelmsford Braintree Sudbury Bury
469
London to Cromer by Norwich and North Walsham
475
117
476
London to Southend through Romford Brentwood Billericay
481
London to Downham and Lynn by Railway
484
Norwich to East Dereham Swaffham and Lynn by Railway
490
491492
492
Bristol to Gloucester by Railway
496
INDEX
505
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517
Bristol and Birmingham RailwayBristol to Gloucester Cheltenham
8
London to Lewes and Brighton through Croydon and East Grin
13
Newcastle and Carlisle and Tynemouth Railways
14
LondonEpsomDorkingHorshamand Worthing
19
Map of Derbyshire
20
Eastern Counties and Eastern Union RailwaysLondon to Ipswich
26

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Pàgina 283 - HOPE rules a land for ever green : All powers that serve the bright-eyed queen Are confident and gay ; Clouds at her bidding disappear ; Points she to aught ? the bliss draws near, And fancy smooths the way. Not such the land of wishes...
Pàgina 297 - Of vast circumference and gloom profound This solitary Tree ! a living thing Produced too slowly ever to decay ; Of form and aspect too magnificent To be destroyed.
Pàgina 300 - Gavel; for on its highest point is a small triangular receptacle in the native rock, which, the shepherds say, is never dry. There we might have slaked our thirst plenteously with a pure and celestial liquid, for the cup or basin, it appears, has no other feeder than the dews of heaven, the showers, the vapours, the hoar frost, and the spotless snow. While we were gazing around, 'Look,' I exclaimed, 'at yon ship upon the glittering sea!
Pàgina 271 - And not a moonbeam enters here. But they without its light can see The chamber carved so curiously, Carved with figures strange and sweet, All made out of the carver's brain, For a lady's chamber meet : The lamp with twofold silver chain Is fastened to an angel's feet.
Pàgina 297 - THERE is a Yew-tree, pride of Lorton Vale, Which to this day stands single, in the midst Of its own darkness, as it stood of yore...
Pàgina 226 - Their temperature is lower than those of .'Mli, and they are more agreeable for bathing. They are administered internally to persons in whom the digestive organs are feeble, and are found very efficacious in the cure of gout and rheumatism. The Crescent at Buxton is an extensive and elegant structure, comprising two hotels, a library, an assemblyroom, &c.
Pàgina 312 - Cushions or tufts of moss, parched and brown, appear between the huge blocks and stones that lie in heaps on all sides to a great distance, like skeletons or bones of the earth not needed at the creation, and there left to be covered with never-dying lichens, which the clouds and dews nourish ; and adorn with colours of vivid and exquisite beauty.
Pàgina 237 - About half a mile from the station is the large and populous town of Warrington, on the north bank of the Mersey in Lancashire. It is one of the oldest towns in Lancashire, and was a Roman station. A bridge was built here over the Mersey by the Earl of Derby, for the purpose of enabling Henry VII. to pay him a visit with greater convenience. The principal manufactures are cottons, shoes, and fustians, and in the vicinity are pin, glass, and iron-works.
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Pàgina 296 - ... exposure, and its consecrated connexion with the final hopes and fears of the adjacent pastoral hamlet, — but for these considerations the first movement of a stranger's feelings would be towards loud laughter ; for the...

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