DUKE UNIVERSITY LIBRARY Treasure %oom S.Gosnell, Printer, Little Queen Street, Lnndon. This Edition contains the Routes to upwards of Nine Thousand Places, which have never been given in any IVork of a similar Description ; being a complete Direc- tory to every Parish situate out of the Line of the Direct and Cross Roads throughout England and Wales ; and a List of the Cross-country Stages, pointing out the most direct public Conveyance from Toxcn to Town. To face the Tiilt. C ARY's NEW ITINERARY. OR AN \Acc urate (Delineation OF THE GREAT ROADS, Both DIRECT and CROSS. throughout ENGLAND and WALE S : With many qfthe^PrinapalRoads in SCOTLAND, From an ACTUAL ADMEASUREMENT ty JOHN CART; ^-^ Made h^LCOMMAND of Ins _ ^^1 ^ — -~N (fT>0 ^1 FOR ~_ _- ^ — j>. OFFICIAL^URPOSES J Under the Direction and Inflection of THOMAS IlASKEREsqr Surveyor and Superintendant of the Mail Coaches . This WORK shows the IMME MATE ROUTE from the METROPOLIS to all parts of ENGLAND and WALES : AND Prom Town to Town in every direction cHstmgTushirig' also . THE cities • Market, borough and corporate towns : Andt/wse aiudiick the ASSIZES are held and gives t/ie lime of theJVIAiLS ^Arrival and. (Departure Jivm eachDesaibes the Zineqfihe Navigable Canals and the Course g/V^ Rivers pa/sedover. The Number of Hordes arid Inhabitants contained in each Town , And tfiqfe INNS rohirkjhppfr Jb/t/fo/jes a/td Carriages . ^lso The INNS tmxmcrhout the METROPOLIS .from which the MAIL And STAGE COACHES go then time of departure cCthe ROUTE they feverally take. ALISToftheCROSS country stages The noblemen and gentlemen 's seats situate neartfteJtoads Map of ENGLAND andWALE S peciiliarlv adapted to the Work . E 1GHTH EDITION .with IMPROVEMENT S . LONDON .Frinted for JCARY.NV181 Strand 1819 C3&lrf2 ADVERTISEMENT. In Books which are published as Guides to Travellers, Accuracy must ever be regarded as the principal object ; the Proprietor therefore deems it incumbent upon him to state the Authorities under which this Itinerary was first published. It might, per- haps, be sufficient to say, that it was brought forward under the sanction of His Majesty's Postmaster General: but he cannot avail himself of such an indulgence without noticing the circum- stances which procured him that very honourable patronage. Having had it in command from the Postmaster General to make a Survey, under the direction of Mr. Hasker, Surveyor and Superintendant of the Mail Coaches, of all the principal Roads throughout the kingdom, for official purposes, the accuracy of which fas required hy an Act of Queen Anne, for all Roads mea- sured on account of the General Post Office) Is attested on the oaths of the several Surveyors employed, it was deemed to be a Work of such utility to the Public, that it ought not to be with- held ; as, from the precision with which it was executed, much benefit might accrue to the Traveller ; and as the distances on those Roads were planned from one stationary object to another, it would enable him to determine, beyond dispute, the exact length of his stages. Extensive as was this Survey, it was nevertheless considered not to embrace the whole of those Roads to which the Traveller might wish occasionally to refer ; therefore the Proprietor has, with great industry and care, selected from the County Surveys such other Roads as appeared to him essential, the distances on which, although not regulated by his own Survey, and, of course, not calculated from one stationary mark to another, yet he has every reason to believe are faithful, the whole being verified by the dif- ferent Postmasters throughout the kingdom, and officially com- municated by letter to Francis Freeling, Esq. Secretary to the General Post Office, and Thomas Hasker, Esq. Superin- tendant of the Mail Coaches, and by them forwarded to the Author. Through the same channel he also received a List of such Inns as supply Post Horses and Carriages (which are added at the end of each Route), Seats, &c. &c. FIFTH ADVERTISEMENT. FIFTH EDITION. Anxious to preserve the good opinion of the Public, the Pro- prietor has used his utmost endeavours to correct those errors to which a publication of this description must always be liable ; and he has so arranged the Remarks which accompany the Roads, as that ihctj and the Route to which they refer, present themselves to the eve of the reader at the same time. To the Population, and Number of Houses in each Town, given from the returns made to Parliament — the Time of the Mail's Anival at and Departure from each Town — the specification of the corporate Towns, and of those at which the Assizes are held — the Course of the Rivers crossed on the Routes, and the Line of the navigable Canals, describing their length, and showing the places through which they pass — the Inns on the road which sup- ply Post Horses and Carriages ; also, those Inns in the Metropolis whence the Mail and Stage Coaches depart (showing the Route they take l'if reference to the Itinerary ; the Time of their Departure from. London, and Arrival at their respective Inns in the Country ; likewise the Time of their Departure thence, and Arrival in Town) — several additional Cross Roads — the Circuits of the Judges — the Rates of Postage in Great Britain — with Maps of the Isle of flight, the Environs of London, Bath, Brighton, Margate, and Cheltenham, are added Routes to upwards of NINE THOU- SAND Places, lying off from the main Roads, and which will not be found in any other work of this description. EIGHTH EDITION. The Author, grateful for the patronage with which the Public has honoured his Work, once more offers his grateful acknow- ledgments. In the present Edition he begs to observe, that several alterations have been made in the Roacs ; and that the Account of the Gentlemen's Seats has been thoroughlv revised, and se- veral additional ones inserted. The following IMPORTANT ADDITION is also made— a List of the PROVINCIAL STAGE COACHES, pointing out to the Traveller the most ready means of communication with every considerable town throughout the kingdom. DIRECT ADVERTISEMENT. DIRECT ROADS. That the Distances may correspond as nearly as possible with the Milestones on these Roads, they are reckoned from the customary standards. At "the conclusion of each Route, where the length is such as to render it useful, a Return Route is added, exhibiting at one view the immediate distance from stage to stage, without the trouble of subtracting 5 to which method of calculation the Tra- veller would otherwise find it necessary to resort. The reckoning on this Back Route is also continued to the General Post Office, for the purpose of preserving the plan of the First Edition to those who may consider it essential. Example. — Page 3. London to Dover. London Bridge to Blackheath Shooter's Hill Bexley Heath Dartford Gravesend Rochester Chatham Sittingbourne Ospringe Canterbury Dover 3VER M F M F 3 r 8 I 3 1 11 2 3 4 14 6 7 - 21 6 7 1 28 7 1 2 30 1 9 5 39 6 6 i 45 7 9 3 55 2 r 5 6 7 1 - Dover to London. Canterbury Ospringe Sittingbourne Chatham Rochester Gravesend Dartford Bexley Heath Shooter's Hill Blackheath London Bridge G. P. O. CROSS ROADS. M I l M F — - - l S 6 91 25 r 6 1 31 z 9f 40 7 1 1 . 42 1 7 ] 49 2 7- ■ 56 2 3- \ 59 6 3 62 7 3 66 - 5" - 7 1 - ; v S To this part of the Work great Additions have also been made, and several Roads introduced, which are not described in any other publication of this nature. — The Index to these Roads is likewise so arranged as to afford an easy and direct reference to each Route. SEATS. The Proprietor has to acknowledge infinite obligations to his Friends for numerous Additions and Corrections, which they have kindly communicated, and which have enabled him to extend his List of Seats, and render it as perfect as the nature of the Work ADVERTISEMENT. will admit j but as this part of the Publication is necessarily liable to some inaccuracies, even during its printing, he hopes that, where any errors may be perceived, they will not be imputed to negligence, as the utmost care has been taken to render the List correct ; and he earnestly solicits those who may do him the honour of making this Book their travelling Companion, that they will have the goodness to transmit any additional information for the improvement of the Work ; and their communications shall be carefully attended to and gratefully acknowledged. A full and complete Index to the Seats is given at the end of the Work, with particular reference to the page where they are noticed. MAP. The Map of England and Wales, which accompanies, has been executed with the greatest care and attention, and exhibits the whole of the Roads contained in this Work, particularly describing those on which the Mail Coaches travel. Figures of Reference are added to ihe Cross Roads, correspond- ing with the number of the Route wherein they are described ; thus affording an additional Index to those Roads, and giving facility to the Traveller in tracing his Route in every direction, and to any extent. Surveyors employed in measuring the Roads described in this Work. George Gretton, Liverpool. Richard Wollams, Shirleywich. John Burton, Lancaster. Joseph Singer, Littletown, Devon. L. Hebert, Strand. The Measurements, which are taken in miles and furlongs, are arranged in columns ; the first and second giving the distance from one City, Town, or Village, to the next; the third and fourth, the number of miles from the commencement of the Road. Example. —- Page 3. To Shooter's Hill From Shooter's Hill to Welling Cray ford i Dartford— Bull Inn the Road. M F M F — - S I 2 I IO 2 2 <5 12 7 ■ J 4 6 ADVERTISEMENT. Thus, the distance is given for Shooter's Hill in the third and fourth columns, eight miles one furlong ; and in the continuation of the Road to Dartford you find the measurement to that place from London to be fourteen miles six furlongs General Directions for tracing the Roads. Suppose you want the Road from London to Doncaster— look for the name of that place in the Index to the Direct Roads from London, and the figure opposite to it (351) refers to the page in which is that part of the Road containing Doncaster, though the description of the Road in which it is situated (being that from London to Carlisle and Glasgow) begins in page 343, and ends in page 360. In describing the lesser Roads branching from the greater, the last remarkable place on the great Road, or the spot where the lesser turns off, is first given, with a reference to the page in which you will find the Road so far as to that place; and afterwards the Branch is continued: as, for instance, to find the Road from London to Weymouth, the Index refers you for Weymouth to page 84, where you find it in the following form, vix. To Dorchester, p. 56 Winterborne Monckton B rode way Melcomb Regis Weymouth M 119 121 124 127 127 • By which it appears you are referred to page 56 for this Road as. far as Dorchester (the last remarkable place on the great Road) j and the remainder of the Road to Weymouth is given after the above form in page 84, as directed by the Index. These Refer- ences are made use of in order to prevent the numberless repeti- tions, which would otherwise unavoidably occur, and thereby swell the Book to an inconvenient size. The Index to the Cross Roads, it is conceived, is so copious and explicit, as to require r^r further explanation than what is given at the beginning of it. . ■ a 3 Having before observed how much he should feel obliged to those Travellers who would do him the favour to communicate notice of any Error which they may occasionally detect in this Work, it may appear intrusive again to solicit their attention ; but the Proprietor hopes his anxiety will be excused, in consideration of the advantage which the Public must feel, in having a Work of this nature correct in all its parts, and that to render it so exceeds the possibility of in- dividual exertion. — In the performance of this task, he has used his utmost endeavours to make his Book complete, and flatters himself, that in the Delineation of the Roads feiu Errors will be found; but it scarcely needs remark, that in giving the numerous Seats which this Work describes, some mistakes must occur, to rectify which, he takes the liberty of observing, that nothing can so effectually con- tribute, as the information of the intelligent Traveller, whose as- sistance he most particularly requests ; as also that of Gentlemen of local information, to whom he would consider himself highly indebted for their communications, to which the utmost attention will be paid. It would add to the obligation, if Gentlemen, when they com- municate information, would have the goodness to sign their Name and Address, as it frequently happens that further ex- planation is necessary, and it would remove any doubt as to authenticity. Cable of Contents. Index to the Direct Roads from London. Circuits of the Judges. List of upwards of Nine Thousand Places branching from the main Roads. — See the Remark on the Fly-leaf, facing the Title. Index to the Rivers and navigable Canals, Alphabetical Arrangement of the principal Places which occur in the Cross Roads. List of the Cross Roads. Index of Places which occur in the Routes of the different Coaches going from the Metropolis. List of all the Inns throughout the Metropolis from which the Mail and other Stage Coaches depart. List of the Stage Coaches going from London to all the circumjacent Villages, fyc. List of the Packet Boats. List of the Provincial Stage Coaches. Index to the preceding List. Separate Maps of the Isle of Wight, and of the Environs of London, Rath, Brighton, Margate, and Cheltenham. Abbreviations, fyc. used in the Work ------- Page I Direct Roads measured from London Bridge ----- 3 Ditto measured from the Stones End, Borough - - - - 27 Ditto measured from Westminster Bridge ------ 35 Ditto measured from Hyde Park Corner ------ 51 Ditto measured from Tyburn Turnpike ------- 191 Ditto measured from Hoiborn Bars and St. Giles's Pound - 277 Ditto measured from Hicks's Hall -------- 279 Ditto measured from Shoreditch Church ------- 443 Ditto measured from. Whitechapel Church ------ 535 Addenda to the Direct Roads ---------- 561 A brief Account of Bath, Bristol, Cambridge, (Jant:rburtj. Dover, and Oxford ------------- 567 Cross Roads ---------------- 583 Index to the Country Seats ----------- 913 Calculation of Posting ------------ 992 Rates of the Postage of Letters - - - _ - ^ - - - ib. NEW GLO BES, CELESTIAL AND TERRESTRIAL, ABE MADE BY J. GARY, 181, STRAND, LONDON, Of the following Sizes : 2i Inch, 18 Inch, 15 Inch, 12 Inch, 9 Inch, and 3& Inch Diameter, at the Prices affixed to each Pattern. (Also in great Forwardness, and speedily will be ready, a Pair of Globes, 6 Inches Diameter.) No. 1. No. 2. No- 3- ?1 Inch, Black Frames, 111. lis. 18 Inch, 91. 15 Inch, 61. 16s. 6d. 1* Inch, 31. 18s. 6d. 9 Inch, 31. 3s. No. 4. 21 Inch, Mahoganv 151. 15s. 18 Inch, 131. 13s. 15 Inch, 101. 10s. 12 Inch, 51. 15s. 9 Inch, 41. 12s. No. 5. , 21 Inch, Mahogany, 151. 15s. 18 Inch, 131. 13s. 15 Inch, 101. 10s. 12 Inch, 61. 1 2lnch,Chair high, 61. 1 1 x. No. 6. 21 Inch, Mahogany, 21 In. Mah. reeded Pattern, 21 In. Satin Wood, veryeleg. 19l. 19s. very eleg. 19l. 19s. very eleg. 19l. 19*. ls'lnch, 17l.8s. 18 Inch, 17l. 8s. 18 Inch, I7l. 8s. 15 Inch, 121. 12s. 15 Inch, 12l. 12s. 15 Inch, 12l. 12s. The small Size, l 6\ Inch, in ShagreenCases, 1 1. 8s. Mounted on Stands, 2l. 2s. *#* The above Globes may be had without the Figures of the Constel- lations. The Price of the 21 Inch will be ll. Is.; the 18 Inch, 12s.; the 15 Inch, 6s.; the 12 Inch, 5s. less than the above-mentioned Prices. The Proprietor, grateful for the extensive Patronage with which the Public has honoured his Globes, begs to observe, that he has, at a very con- siderable Expense, materially corrected the JVhole of the Plates, and has availed himself of the Voyages and Travels of Cook, Vancouver, De la Perouse, Park, Clark and Lewis, Humboldt, Flinders, Elphin- stone, and the Discoveries of Capt. Ross towards the North Pole, which have enabled him to make many very important additions and alterations : the utmost pains have been taken to render his Globes both exact and ele- gant, and he flatters himself that they exhibit every improvement to the present time. A TREATISE ON THE USE OF THE GLOBES, Extracted from the Lectures of the late Mr. Ferguson, F.R.S. Price 2s 6d, INDEX TO THE DIRECT ROADS from LONDON. The First Column contains the Name of the Place. The Second, the Name of the County. The Third, the Distance from London, in Miles and Furlongs. The Fourth, the Days on which the Markets are held. The Fifth, the Page in which the Place is to be found. Place. Abbey Foregate Abbey Holme Abbots Bromley Abbotsbury Aber ■by Chester — by Shrewsbury Aberavon Aberbrothick Aberdeen — by Boro' bridge and Dundee — by Ware, Boro'- bridge,andFor- for -by York and Fo'far | Abet ford \— by Hatfield & Worktop — by If are and Worksop Abergavenny —by Monmouth and Llandilo Cresseney — by Monmouth ' and Ragland — by Monmouth ■ and Tregare Abergeley Aberglaslyn Bridge Abershavesp 3 Salop Cumb Staff. Dorset Caerti Gldm. Angus Aberd York. Mcnm Denb. Merio. Mont. Q 160 o 312 1 129 6 129 6 2 45 4 246 2 190 o 458 4 Tue. i37» 86 508 o 517 6 522 o 188 1 '43 6 145 6 146 6 224 5 -33 2 181 o 1 Wed Tue. Sat. 291 275 163 472 472 460 477 352 447 :o6 207 '99 291 243 267 Place. Abermatles Aberystwith — by Gloucester — by Worcester Abingdon Abinton Abridge Abrighton Accrington (Old Acol Acton Acton Acton Turvil — by Chippenham — by Malmsbury Adderbury Adderwater Addingham Ad walton Ainsford — by Brut on — by Wincaunton Albourne Alcester Alconbury Inn by Hatfield — by Ware and Huntingdon Aldbotough Aldborough Alder Aldermaston Alderminster Aldstone Moor Caerm Card. Berks Laner Essex Salop Lane. Kent Midd. Chesh. Glouc. Oxon Devon York. York. Som. Wilts Wariv Hunt. Suf. York Devon Berks Wore. Cumb, *95 210 207 55 366 '3 164 207 6? 4 *7i 102 2 106 2 72 3 l 7S o 212 5 I92 f U2 5 115 2 71 1 103 3 68 o 63 94 208 203 47 89 304 Mo. M.F. rue. W.S. Sat. I 203 2t6 2»3 171 360 54 l 255 415 xo 191 287 158 275 60 410 425 29 II 187 251 344 447 556 352 60 178 227 414 Index to the Dirrct Roads from London, Place. Alford — by Bruton —by Wincaunton AHord Alfreton by Derby and Smithy Houses ■4y Derby and Oakerthorpe Allerton (North ■by Boro' bridge —by York Allesley Allesry Allostock Almondbury Alnwick Alphefon Tye Alphington Alrcsford Althorn Alton — by Farnham —by Odiham Atrincham Al van ley Alvasion Alveston Alveston County Som. Line. Derb. York. Ahvoodlev Gate York. 201 c Dist. 114 4 117 1 137 2 140 o 142 o Tue. Mo. Wed 220 5 227 3 Warnv 94 c Derb. 1:8 4 Chesh. 1670 York. 186 7 N.umb 3C4 O Stiff. I 61 7 Devon 174 2 Hants i 57 3 Essex Hants M.D Sat. Th. 44 7 — Sat. — j 47 o — — 48 5 - Chesh. !i8o G|Tue Chesh. 1 go 2 Derb. 123 7 Giour. 119 4 Glouc. 124 li Ambleside Amersham Amesbury Amphiel Ampney Crucis Ampthill — by Dunstable and Chaigrave —by Luton — by Hobura Amwell Ancaster Ancrum Andover Anlaby Annan An s ton (South' Anwiek Apethorpe Appleby — by Hatfield, Workso?;, and Boro bridge ■by Ke~Jal Westm 276 c Bucks 2«; 7 Wilts j 77 7 Hants j 69 <5 Glouc. Bed/. Wed Tue. Fri. 55 3 Th. 45 1 45 2 50 o Herts 19 Line. Ill Roxb. I328 f/53 214 '45 162 32 122 10 2 37 2 4 2 214 3 i*5 4 69 5 Sat. Sat. Mo. Sat. 75 72 2 3 7 251 256 o 237 7 373 2 41 1 -'74 4 93 o 87 1 Ph. 435 46^ 5i5 49 126 59 45i 247 260, 53 1| 248 5 28 455 485 394 3ii 55* 129 zz 1 6 ^ 5 77 275! 4?8j 348 563 348 516 434 344 39 33i Sat. Wed Wed Wed 248 260 566 291 244 566 43' 4 28/ z6o 107 Place. Barford (Little) Barham Barholm Barking — by Plastoin —by Stratford Barkway Barley Barley Mow Barlistree Chapel Barmtuth Barnby Moor Barnby Moor Barnesley (Little Barnet Barnsley Bamsley — by Rot her ham —by Sheffield Barnstaple Barr (Great) Barton Barton Barton Mills Barton in the Clay Basing Basingstoke Bassalig Basset's Pole Baston Bath — by Andover by Bradford — by Chippenham by Devizes — by Sandy Lane by Windsor Great Park Bath Easton —-by Chippenhi — by Devizes by Sandy Lane Bathford by Bradford — by Melksham Battel Battersea Battersea Rise Baw try I Bayard's Leap Bay ford I Bay ford County Bedf. Kent Kirkc Essex Herts Herts N.amp Here/. Merio. York. Nott. Wore. Herts Glouc. York. Devon Staff. Line. Lane. S'iff'. Bedf. Hants Hants Monm Staf. Line. Som. Dist S3 6 61 6 38r c / 7 34 36 65 -'3r 219 206 144 118 10 8 £ 172 4 176 6 195 3 122 2 163 223 69 M.D Mo. Som. Som. Sussex Surry Surry York. Line. Dorset Som. 37 43 45 150 112 89 108 109 105 106 105 104 5 Wed Fri. Mo. Wed W.S. 103 105 102 5 106 ■03 56 3 3 149 2 114 1 107 c o 6 Th. Pa 344 21 339 560 558 5°7 507 248 19 268 493 447 265 279 174 399, 3§4 1 J 3 r 271 48; 33: 519 317 52 55 199 l»* 147 178 136 145 148 H3 136 H5 148 178 ■45 24 1:4 27 480 502 10 1 fZ2- Index to the Direct Roads from London. Place. Baythorne End Beaconsfield Beaminster Bear Green Beaumaris Bebbington Green Beccles Beckenham Beckhampton Beckington Beckley Bedale Beddgelert Bed font Bedford — by Hatfield •by St. Albans Bedwin (Great) Beeding Beer Alston Beggar's Bush Belford Belgrave Bell Bar Bellingham Belper Bel ton Beltonford Bengeworth Benholm Bennington (Long) Bensington Bentley Bentley Bentley Green BerkHempsteac Berkeley Bernard Castle Bersted Bervie Berwick Beswick Betley Bettws Beverley -by Hull —by York Beverstone Bcvvdley Bexhill Bexley Heath Bicester bounty Essex Bucks Dorset Surry Angle. Chesh. ?<#• Kent Wilts Som. Sussex York. Caern. Midd. Bedf. Wilts Sussex Devon Oxon N.umb Leic. Herts N.umb Derby Line. lladd. Wore. Kinca. Line. Oxon Derb. Suff. Hants Herts Dist 55 22 *37 27 249 202 109 8 80 104 57 224 235 12 49 5 l 69 52 210 43 3.8 100 16 297 134 ,58 365 95 481 118 4/n Lees |j&a/ Bough ton (Little) j Bough ton Street .Bourn Bourne (East) I — by Tollbridge \—by Uckfield Bourne (South) — by Tollbridge —by Uckfield Bourton Bourton on the Hiil Bow, or Nymet Tracie Bowden (Little) Bowes Bowness Bowridge Bow's Farm Box — by Chippenham — by Cor sham Boxmoor jBozeat jBracebridge Brackley jBracknel Bradfield jBradfield Bradford ! — by Worksop Wakefield, Adivalion —by Wakefield and Leeds i Bradford — by Devizes --by Market La vington & Grading Bradley Bradninch Brad well Brailsford Braintree Bramber Bramham Brampton Brampton Brandling Brandon Chesh Kent Line. Sussex Sussex Dorset Glouc. Devon N.amp York. Cumb. Dorset Midd. Wilts Herts N.amp Line. N.amp Berks Essex Suff. York. Dist. ! M.D 68 52 49 93 62 60 63 60 104 S3 6 187 85 250 316 90 7 99 99 23 61 '34 63 28 63 65 Wilts I. Wht Line Devon Essex Derb. Essex Sussex York. Cumb. Suff. Kent Suff. [ 97 5 202 4 100 4 101 4 Sat. Th. Wed 161 178 5i 133 40 52 185 312 103 60 78 Th. Mo. PaJ 75 16 4 487 26 5° 26 So 101 117 39 6 433 90 434 136 1 48 2 59 501 260 149 54 6 543 Wed Tue. Fri. 425 407 187 i7S 79 500 140 559 327 543 43 448 393 55: T 5 1524 Index to the Direct Roads from London. Place. Brandsburton Bratton Braunston Breage Brechine Brecon — by Hereford &f Bredivardine •by Hereford & Let ton — by Monmouth Bredwardine Brenchley Brent Brentford Brentwood Bretby — by Atherstone -by Leicester Bretton Bretton Brew ham (Nth.) -by Deverill — by Warminster Brewood Brickhill Bridenbury Bridestow Bridge Bridge Sollers Bridgeford (Great) Bridgemore Bridgend Bridgenorth Bridgewater Bridlington -by Beverley — by Great Drif- field Bridlington Quay Bridport Brig of Earn Brigg or Gland- ford Bridge Brighthelmston or Brighton -by theBalcombt Road, avoiding Rye gate — by Battersea Bridge and Testing County York. Wilts N.amp Corn. s Bred. •71 1 66 147 39 Devon J199 Here/. Kent Dist 188 97 75 277 477 Midi. Essex Derb. Flint. York. Som. Staff. Bucks Here/. Devon Kent Here/. 7 17 128 IZI 193 178 106 108 129 44 128 201 58 141 Staff. 145 Chesh: 163 GlamSl^ M.D W.F Tue. Tue. Salop Som. York. York. '39 136 3 Sat 6-Sat 5Th.S 210 5 211 5 Dorset Perth. »34 4 43i 2 Sat. Line. 152 5 Th. Sussex — Th. — 5* 2 — 55 4 — Pa.\ 128I 296I 64 460 220 200 222 22 91 51 53 5 319 367 288 400 127 1 21 1 315 Zl I 60 7 220 284 287 170 252 129 506 494 494 59 459 488 564 124 Place. — by Battersea Bridge and Croydon — by Battersea Bridge and Epsom — by East Grin- sted and Uck- field — by Horsham and Hen field — by Horsham and Steyning — by Lindfield — by Sutton and Ryegate —by Croydon and Ryegate — avoiding Cuck field Brightwell Brimfield Brimfield Cross Brimbridge Bringwin Brinsop Court Brislington Bristol —by Bath —by Marshfield Briton Ferry Brixton Brixton Cause- way Brix worth Broad Clist Broadstairs Broad was Broadwater —by Hatfield — by Hertford Broadway — by Henley — by Wycombe Brockenhurst Brockford Brockhurst Brockworth Brodeway Bromesgrove Bromley Bromley (Ab- bots) Brompton County Dist. M.D Pa Berks Here/. Here/. Devon Breck Here/. Som. Glouc Glam Devon Surry N.amp Devon Kent Here. Herts m, Hants S,ff Hants Glouc. Dorset Wore. Kent Staff. Midd. 56 2 62 7 58 2 57 5 61.3 54 4 53 7 54 2 52 47 ^8 137 6 202 6 182 141 116 1 is 7 1126 '93 2 214 3 3 3 72 7 182 7 75 4 1 17 6 29 3 30 7 W.S 93 ^ - 9C 3 $0 O 83 6 76 2. 97 , 124 5 116 4 Tue. 9 6jTh. 129 6 Tue. 1 ol 124 562 3* 38 43 47 40 4$ 40 \6g -39 -39 Il8 224 2 1 59 '59 177 163 96 35 323 140 21 2 343 479 * 55 2 103 539 85 205 84 252 1/ 37i 70 Index to the Direct Roads from London. Place. Brora pton Bromwich Heath Bromyard Brook Green Broome •by Ipswich — by Sudbury Broomfield Broseley Brotherton -by Hatfield -by Ware Brough, by Hat- field § Worksop Broughton Brough ton Broughton Broughton Broughton (Nether) Broxbourn Broxton Bruerton -by Atherstone •by Colesh'tll Bruton — by Heytesbury and Deverill — by H'mdon — by Shaftesbury -by Warminster Bryanstone Bryngwyn Buallt, or Builth Buckden Buckenham (New) Buckfastleigh Buckingham -by Uxbridge — by IV at ford Buckland Buckshead Budby Budgley Budwoith (Great) Builth, or Buallt Bulk Bulkington Bullock Smithy — by Leek by Buxton County Kent Wariv Heref. Surry Suff. Essex Salop York. Westm Bucks Line. Salop Staff. Leic. Herts Chesh. Staff. Som. Dorset Monm Breck. Hunt. Norf. Devon Busks Kent Corn. N.amp Staff. Chesh. Breck. Lane. Wilts Chesh. Dist. 31 ] 121 7 I2 5 4 38 4 90 1 82 4 3i 3 146 2 *79 7 '74 * 263 3 48 6 152 2 168 7 '54 2 IT I O 15 6 170 o 131 o '25 3 109 5 in 2 116 6 1 1 1 1 103 6 '38 4 170 60 6 95 7 194 3 57 6 56 1 69 1 255 7 136 6 *57 4 177 3 *7° 5 242 1 94 6 177 173 o M.D Tue. Wed Th. Sat. Mo. Sat. Sat. Mo. 539 553 543 252 351 4+7 280 505 272 287 380 444 3'2 2S4 30c 260 1 13 478 307 309 224 542 177 Place. Bulmer Tye — by Gosfield — by Halstead Bungay Buntingford Burbach Burbage Burcomb Burcot Burfcrd — by Henley — by Wycombe Burford Burgate (Upper Burgh Burley ^urnham jBurnham iBurnham Mar- ket by Cambridge , Ely, and Lynn j — by Walsing- ham I — by Wisbeach and Lynn jBurnham I Thorpe j Burnley iBurntoft I (High) jBurslem ! Burton I Burton Agnes (Burton Dassett 366 1 Burton Latimer Burton Lazars Burton upon Stather Do. Do. Burton upon Trent — by Atherstone and Ashby — by Atherstone and Cricket's Inn — by do. — by Leicester and Ashby — by Oakerthorpe — by Tarn-worth Burwell County Essex Suff. Herts Leic. Wilis Wilts Oxon Oxon Salop Wilts Line. York. Bucks Essex Norf. Norf. Lane. Durh. Staff Westm York. War ix} N.amp Leic. Line, do. do. Staff. Line. Dist. M.D Pa. 53 52 108 30 99 72 85 50 73 76 '34 90 131 206 24 48 120 1 123 4 -26 7 120 6 210 4 244 1 158 2 25 1 4 .98 7 81 1 70 7 103 4 160 6 165 4 166 6 127 5 123 128 '3i J 39 Th. Sat. Th. M.S rue. Tue. Th. Index to the Direct Roads from London. Place. County Dist. 3/.D Pa. Place. County Dist. A/.£> Pa. Bury Lane, i 9 5 O Th. 4*5 Camborn Corn. 266 5 68 Bury Sussex 5 2 c 4» Cambridge Camb. r. s. Bury Hunt. 68 c 4S6 — by Barkway — 50 6 — 507 3uryness N.umb 309 6 436 — by Eppinjr — 56 — 510 Bury St. Ed- — by Roy st o?i — 51 c — 509 munds Stiff. — Wed Cambridge — by Chelmsford 70 7 — "44 Heath Midd. 1 516 — by Newmarket — 74 5 — 523 Cambridge Inn Glouc. 108 6 186 Buscot Berks 73 3 '7i Camelford Corn. 227 C Fri. 98 Bush Hill Midd. 9 3 434 Campden Glouc. 89 6 Wed 226 Bushby Stoop York. 211 g 448 1 Can, or Can- Bushels Dorset ic6 2 1 :>€ non's Office Mont. 187 2 ^3 Bushy Herts '3 3 ^59 Canford Dorset 101 5 106 Bushy Park Midd. I 2 1 S. Cannock Staff. i*3 5 322 Buttington Mont. ■77 7 268 Canterbury Kent 55 - W.S 4 Buxton Derb. 159 5 375 Capel Surry 29 3 43 Byford Heref. 142 7 22c Capel Cerig Caem 222 3 560 Bythoine Hunt. 69 7 4™, Capel Voelas Denb. 216 7 275 Cardiff Glam. — W.S C — by Bristol and Caborn Line. '55 c _.„ . 500 tie New Pas- Cadeby Leic. 105 7 + 17 sage — 158 5 — 160 Cadleigh Di von - c 5 7 9 2 — by Gloucester Cadley Glam. 208 1 16, and Chepstow — 1-58 t — Cad ley Moor Lane. — 6 33 2 Cardigan Card. 231 ( T. S. - - Cadnam Hints 79 3 *7 Carhampton Som. 156 7 179 Caer Biidge Monm 148 7 160 ^arisbrook 1. H'h . — 7« Caergwrle Caerieon Flint. Monm 256 jCarleton jCarlingwark York. Kirkc- 5*5 336 1 95 J Th. 171 « 361 1 — by Gloucester — 151 4 — 207 Carlisle Curnb. — Sat. — by Bristol — 146 6 — 1 bS \—by Hatfield, Caerm3rthen Caerm — w.s. Worksop, and — bv Brecon — 215 7 203 Doncaster — 303 i — 359 — by Bristol, the \—by Hertford & New Passage, Doncaster — 3°4 f — 479 and Swansea — = 33 7 — 164 | — by Manchester — 306 4 — 335 — by Gloucester and Chepstow j Carlton IDo. by Hatfeld Cumb. 303 7 335 2*0 2 Caernarvon Caem -47 Sat. *44 1 and H'oikscp — 300 5 Caerphilly Caerwent Glam Monm Dorset 1^9 c 126 2 m 189 j Call ten Do. (Carperby Nott. 150 c 127 3 -44 c 480 429 Caishmore Inn 96 , York. Caistor Line. 153 c Mo. :Carron Bridge Duwj. 3 6 o 3 3*4 Calcnt Green Berks 41 4 •3- 'Carshalton Surry 10 i 49 Caldecote Carter Fell Roxb. 315 3 436 (Lower) B, if. 4* 3 344 Cartmel Lane. = 53 5 Mo. 421 Callington, or iCasterton [Gt) Rati. ! 9i 7 347 Kellington Corn. 213 6 Wed ; 99 .CasiteBromwich H'arw 106.1 3U Callow Hnf. 131 c »s Castle Caiy So, 11. Tue. Calne Hilts 87 Tue. <3< — by Button — 113 1 — • 70 Calverleigh Devon 168 3 1-12 — by Wincattnton — «!5 2 — 114 Camberwell Green Castle Douglas r.,.,1^ r",„.,.-i.,„ Kirkc. Derb. I360 4 124 336 Surry 1 6 _-, Cambo N.tunb 2QO 6 Castle R i IC2 Index to the Direct Roads from London. Place. Castlecombe Castlethorpe Cat's Ash Catherine Hill Caton Catsfield Green Catswonh (Gt.) Catterick Catterick Bridge Catwick Caunton Cave (South) Cave (North) Cawkwell Cawood — by Doncaster -by Thome Caxton Ceint Cerigy Druidion Cerne Abbas Cerniog Mawr Chaddesley Corbet Chadwell Chailey Chailey Inn Chalfont Saint Peter Chalfont Saint Giles's Chalgrave Chalk Street Chalk Well Channel Kirk Chapel Allerton Chapel Ash Chapel Bramp- ton Chapel House Chapel on le Frith Chapel Town Chard Charing Charlbury Charlow (East) Charlton Charlton Charlton Charlton Kings Charlton Street Charminster Charmouth County Wilts Line. Monm Surry Lane. Sussex Hunt York. York. York. Nott. York. 'Hork. Line. York. Camb. Angle. Denb. Dorset Denb. Wore. Essex Sussex Sussex Bucks Bucks Bed/. Kent Kent Beriv. York. Staff. N.amp Oxon Derb. York. Som. Kent Oxon Berks Wilts Wilts N.umb Glouc. Wilts Dorset Dorset Dist. 98 2 .51 2 141 4 30 C -45 3 59 5 66 7 229 6 230 188 183 186 Ho 3 186 7 181 5 49 2 258 3 21 1 2 120 4 207 3 121 2 2 3 5 42 4 41 o 20 5 22 1 37 i 23 o 39 1 35^ o i 9 8 4 123 5 70 7 73 1 167 2 169 3 »39 " 48 o 69 1 60 2 82 2 92 7 310 4 9i 1 85 ' 121 6 Hi 3 M.D Wed Wed Th. Mo. Pa. >5* 5°5 '59 27 34- 26 3 97 <5: 355 5" 348 501 5°' 5°3 5 ' 5 515 447 291 86 566 252 560 247 H7 3iS 3 4 43 7 3*7 316 2§o 227 377 384 104 12 211 169 147 175 455 '95 X1 5 184 59 Place. Chasewater Chatham Chatteris Chatteris Ferry Chawleigh Chavvton Cheadle Cheadleton Checkley — by Burton —by Lichfield Cheddar Cheetham. Chelford Chelmsford Chelsea (Little) Cheltenham — by Henley — by Wycombe Chepstow Cheriton Cross Cherril Chertsey Chesham Cheshunt Street Cheshunt Wash Chester — by Coventry & Lichfield — by Coventry & Newport — by N.ampton and Lichfield — by Stone Chester le Street Chesterfield — by Derby — by Nottingham Chesterford (Gt. Chesteiton Chetwynd Aston Chichester — by Midhurst — by Pefzi'orth Chicklade Chidingfold Chidiock Chigvvell Chillesford Chilmark Chilson Chiltern Chilton Chinnock (East) County Corn. Kent Camb. Hunt. Devon Ha/its Staff. Staff. Staff. Som. Lane. Chesk Essex Midd. Glouc. Monm. Devon Wilts Surry Bucks Herts Herts Chesk Durh. Derb. Essex Staff. Salop Sussex Wilts Surry Dorset Essex Suff. Wilts Som. Wilts Suff. Som. Dist 262 30 72 70 192 4* 146 '54 144 1 Hi 7 128 1 187 7 171 2 28 7 2 o 98 94 130 182 83 19 28 13 14 1 184 2 181 2 190 o 183 7 261 4 151 o 150 5 44 6 153 3 139 » 62 63 94 40 137 10 85 92 mo 88 55 126 M.D Sat. Fri. Fri. Hi. Sat. Wed Wed W.S. /-v 6 9 4 511 in 118 71 37i 374 368 37i 126 426 3°i 535 7o 18; 195 210 60 136 69 264 443 443 W.S. 426 3i3 288 34 : 452 427 4 519 303 3ii 33 34 105 33 59 54 ] 558 123 '2 121 : 52 108 Index to the Direct Roads from London. Place. County Dist. M.D Pa. 1 Place. County Dist. M.D Pa. Chippenham TFilts 92 6 Sat. 136 ,Clun Salop 1S8 7 Tue. 273 ChippingNorton Oxon — Wed iChyde Side Laner. 398 4 360 — by hlip — 72 7 — 218 Cobham Street Surry 19 1 27 — by Hen hy and ICockburnspath Bernv. 355 4 455 Oxford — 73 6 — 211 : Cockermouth Cumb. 304 Mo. 419 Chipping Ongar Essex 21 O Sat. 54 1 [Cockshut Salop 173 255 Chipping Sod- 'Codford Saint bury Glouc. 108 i Th. MS ! Mary Wiln §9 7 125 Chirk Denb. 184 4 *35 Codford Saint Chirton N.umb 276 2 5M j Peter Wilts 9° 3 125 Chiselhurst Kent 11 1 16 Coggeshall Essex 43 7 Th. 536 Chiswick Midd. S 6 ^1 Colchester Essex 5 1 © Sat. <36 Chorley Lane. Tue. Cold Blow Petnb. — — by Coventry & — by Brecon — 236 2 — 207 Warrington — 209 3 — 395 : — by Sivansea — 251 2 — 167 — by Manchester Cold Coniston York. 224 7 40.3 and Bolton — 208 7 — J3» Cold Kale Westm 286 2 424 Christchurch Hants 100 4 Mo. 116 Cold Rowley Durh. 266 1 435 Chuclleigh Devon 181 7 Sat. 91 Coldstream Berii>. 33o 4 468 Chumleigh Devon 194 2 Th. 118 Coldwaltham Sussex f)C 1 48 Church Langton Le'ic. 87 2 416 Cole Som. no 5 129 Church Lawton Chesh. 1*6 309 Colebrook Dale Salop •47 1 255 Churcham Glouc. 106 7 196 Coleford Devon 184 2 117 Cirencester Glouc. 88 2 M.F. 172 Coleford Glouc. 123 2 Tue. 205 Clanville So/;:. — Coleshill Berks 73 2 I7S — by Bruton — i*3 2 — 129 Cokshill Wariv 104 1 Wed 299 — by Wincaunton — u§ 7 — in iColiton Devon '5° 7 Th. 116 Claphatn York. 240 ^ 403 j Callander Row Laner. 401 360 Clapham Com- Collumpton Devon — Sat. mon Surry 3 3 39 — by Bath — 175 5 — 140 Clapton Midd. 3 5'6 — by Wincaunton — 164 2 — 170 Clapton N.amp /i 7 397 Colnbrook Bucks 16 6 Wed 13- Clare Suf. 55 S Fri. 55 6 ,Colne Lane. 217 Wed 417 Claughton Lane. 227 1 332 '—by the new Road — 217 4 — 424 Claughton in Colney Hens i7 7 279 Lonsdale Lane. H7 3 342 Colney Street Herts 16 3 276 Claybrook Leic. 94 283 ,Coltersworth Line. — Claydon Suf. 72 5 539 \—by Hatfield — 102 6 — 347 Clayton Sussex 44 4 564 1 — by Ware — 9B 5 — 501 Cleaveland York. 226 483 ;Coltishart Norf. 116 520 Cleathorpe Line. 164 4 500 |Colwich Staff. 129 7 300 Cleeve Som. 122 4 177 Colyford Devon '49 7 89 Cleobury Salop 137 Th. 271 Comb Heref. — Clerken Green Hants 49 I 55 i — by Hereford — *55 5 — 223 Clifford Here/. •54 2 220 | — by Worcester — 149 2 — 212 Clifford Heref. 151 222 Comb Martin Devon 204 7 157 Clifton Lane. 191 7 331 i Compton Berks 52 3 184 Clifton Lane. 224 1 394 Compton Devon 191 7 142 Clifton West. 286 33S Compton Hants 67 5 72 Clifton York. 196 1 476 Compton Clitheroe Lane. 216 Sat. 41 «; i Chamberlain Wilts 89 3 107 Clophill Bed/. 42 2 317 iCompton Clotton Chesh. 181 3 288 ! Greenfield Glouc. 126 159 Clown Derby 148 1 - 399 (Compton (Little Oxon 81 4 "55, Index to the Direct Roads from London. Place. Compton (Nether) Compton Ver- ney Congleton — by Burslem — by Derby — by Lichfield Conner Conway — by Birmingham — by Lichfield Cookridge Coombe Bissetr Copdock Corbet's Tey Corbridgc Corby Corby Corfe Castle Corhampton Cornhill Corntown Corsham Cortlingstock Corwen Cosham Cotes Cottingdon Cotton Cotton End Cotton Hill Coughton Cound Coventry Cover Bridge Cowbeach Green Cowbridge -by Bristol and the New Pas- sage — by Gloucester and Chepstoiv Cowfold Cowes Crackenthorpe Cramond (Nth.) Cranbourn Cranbrook -by Maidstone -by Tonbridge Cranford Bridge Cran more (East) County Dorset Warn} Chesh Corn. Caern. York. Wilts Suff. Essex N.umb L inc. N.amp Dorset Hants N.umb Glam, Wilts Nott. Merio Hants Leic. Kent Salop Bedf. Devon War ib Salop War-* York. Kent Glaus. Dist. 87 o 168 7 164 4 162 o 269 2 Sussex 1. Wit We'stm Edinb. 237 236 199 84 65 17 279 102 8l 120 62 329 176 95 \Pa | Place. Countj Dis:. M.L Pa. Down ham Norf. 85 3 Sat. 508 1 Easington Durh. 255 c ■ 483 LDowncon Wilts 87 1 1 1 5 Easington Glouc 84 2 172 Draycot Som. 126 1 126 JEasingwold York. 208 2 Fri. 47 7 Dray cot Staff. H7 3 368 (East Bourne Sussex — Drayton Salop 161 3 Wei 406!] — by Tonbridge — 62 2 — 26 Driffield (Great) York. 192 7 Th. 491! — by Uckfield — 60 4 — ■ 50 Droitwicli Wore. 118 1 fri. 224J:Eastham Chesh. 198 6 394 Dronfield Derb. '5 6 5 384 ; Easton (Great) Essex 39 7 532 Droxford Hants 63 3 85 Easton Gray Wilts 98 5 '75 Diumflower Wigt. +12 5 339 Easton Town Wilts 100 2 '75 Drumlithie Kinca. 49 6 5 1 460 |East\vell Kent 52 3 16 Dudley Wore. 126 7 Sat. 272 lEatington (Lr.) Wore. 87 7 227 Dudley Hill York. 196 5 ' 425 Eatington (Up.) War iv 89 7 '251 Duffield Derb. 130 6 4=7 | Eaton Here/. 136 2 211 Dulverton Som. 163 5 Sat. x 3° Eaton Norf. 107 520 Dulwich Surry 4 ° 3 1 | Eaton (Little) Derb. 130 4 ; 3 Dumfries Dumj. 344 ° 336 (Eaton Socon Bed/. 54 7 366 Dunbar Hadd. 3^3 i 455 Eatonfield Lane. 201 c 415 Dunchurch Wara 81 296 'Ecclesfechan Dumf. 326 1 359 Dundee Angus 44' 5 47i ;Ecclesfield York. 168 2 384 Dun Keswick York. 205 6 388 lEccieshall Staff. 149 Fri. 287 Dunkirk Glouc. 106 2 186 Eckjngton Derb. i 4 8 5 47s Dunmow Essex — Sat. Edge Hill War iv 83 r, 251 — by Epping — 3 7 5 — 532 Edgeware Midd. 8 1 -59 — by Hockeril — 38 4 — 533 Edinburgh Edinb. — Dai. Dunstable Bed/. 33 5 Wed 279 — by Ware and Dunster Som. •58 3 Fri. '79 Berwick — 393 3 — 456 Dunton Green Kent 20 7 17 — by Hatfield and Dunwich Suff. 90 7 552 Coldstream — 379 6 — 468 Durham Durh. — Sat. — by Ware, Cat- —by Hatfield, terick^and Jed- WorksQp, Bo- burgh — 37i 6 — 437 roughbridge, — by Ware and and Pierce Kelso — 379 3 — 466 Bridge — 262 — 44 " —by Hatfield, — by Boro bridge Worksop, Car- and Bishop's lisle, & Selkirk — 394 6 432 Auckland — 263 3 — 442 — by Newcastle — by Ware, Work- and Jedburgh — 374 — 475 sop, Borough- Edmonton bridge, and (Upper) Midd. 6 1 443 North Allerton — 255 2 — 45' Edmonton —by York — 262 1 — 477 (Lower) Midd. 6 6 — .- 4431 — by Stockton — 259 2 — 5*9 Effingham Surry 22 1 5 C Durleigh Som. 138 1 129 Egham Surry 17 6 ^2 Durley Ford Devon 169 5 130 Egloskerry Corn. 215 J? 98 Dursley Glouc) 108 2 Th. '74 Egremont Cumb. 298 7 Sat. 421 Eldon Durh. 250 5 44 l E Eleham Kent 65 6 Mo. ' 21 Eacroft Lane. 208 1 4 2 4 filisha Bridge N.umb 302 436 Ealand York. '93 7 40c Elkington (Sth.) Line. 146 4 498 Ealing Midd. 6 4 191 Ellenborough Cumb. 310 418 Earl Stoke Wilts 94 » 128 Ellesmere Salop '77 4 Tu. 255 Earsham Norf. 107 1 . 55o Ellington York. 228 — ! 4=9 c 2 Index to the Direct Roads from London. Place. County Dist. M.D\ Pa. Place. County Dist. M.D Pa. Elmhara Norf. 106 c, 1 530 Eynsham Oxon — Elmdon Wariv 102 7 <;66 — by Henley — 63 6 — 181 Elmsall (North) York. 172 7 4° 7 — by Wycombe — 60 3 — 195 Elsdon N.umb 298 6 475 Eyton Denb. i85 3 25 6 Elstree or Idle- strcy Herts 11 1 276 F Elstcm Bed/. 49 6 W Each ell Mtrio. 200 3 243 Eltham Kent 7 7 Mo. 1 1 Fairburn York. 176 5 447 Elvedon Sufi 76 1 5i9 Fairford Glouc. 79 4 I'h. 172 Ely Camb. 67 4 Sat. toy FairnielieHaugh Selk. 362 5 43i Emberton Bucks 55 4 373 Fakenham Norf. 108 3 lh. 525 Emont Bridge Westm 287 4 335 Falkland Fifesh. 404 2 47i Do. do. 284 2 35* Falla Edinb. — Enderton Chesh. 191 J 13 — by Catterick — 357 1 — 437 Enfield Midd. — — by Morpeth — 365 J — 468 — by Palmer s Falmer Sussex 54 1 3<> Green — Jo 3 4U Falmouih Corn. — Th. — by Edmonton — 9 6 443 — by Bodmin — 269 3 — 64 Enfield Highway Midd. 9 2 44? — by Plymouth Englefield Green Berks 18 t 143 Dock — 2S0 — 93 Enmore Som. 140 ■; 129 Falsgrave York. 213 5 491 Enstone Oxon Fareham Hants 72 5 Wed 85 — by Henley — 72 5 — 1*5 Faringdon Berks — T11. —by Islip — 68 3 — 218 — by Abingdon — 6 9 3 — 171 — by Woodstock — 69 2 — 211 — by T Vantage — 67 6 — 169 Epping Essex 16 6 bru 516 Farlton Lane. 248 3 342 Epsom Surry 14 4 43 Farnborough Kent 14 " — by Battersea Famborough Hants 30 6 7i Bridge — 16 <6l Farnham Suf. 86 7 547 Epworth Line. 156 1 Th. 504 Farnham Surry — I'h. Erdington War iu 108 7 *ifi — by Egiam — 37 7 — 7» Erith Kent 14 9 —by Guildford — 39 3 31 Esher Surry 15 5 27 Farnhurst Sussex 45 3 32 Eton Bucks 21 7 14* iFarningham Kent 17 2 1 1 Everley (East) Wilts 7^ 2 147 iFarringdon Hants 49 5 *>5 Everley (West) Wilts 76 6 147 Favcrsham Kent 46 7 W.S 9 Evesham Wore. 9<5 7 Mo. 224 Fazeley Wariv »i5 5 2»3 Ewell Kent 67 4 7 Felhampton Salop r 53 4 273 Ewell Surry 12 7 Th. 43 Felpham Sussex 65 5 49 Ewenney Glam. 177 3 170 Feltham Midd. 12 7 69 Exeter Devon — W.F Felton Salop *74 3 232 —by Bath, Wells, Fenny Stratford Bucks 46 296 8f Bridgeivater — 187 2 — 140 Fenton Line. 138 2 ,504 — by Dorchester — 172 6 — 60 Fen wick Durh. 324 c — — ,455 — by Shaftesbury -^- 168 1 — 108 Fernhall Heath Wore. 114 3 224 — by Wincaunton Ferrybridge York. — &f Collumpton — 175 7 — 17c — by Hatfield ami — by Hindon and Worksop — 179 1 — 35 1 Wincaunton — i6< 6 — 101 — by Ware and —by Chickladt — 167 4 105 Scarthing Moor 173 2 — 447 Exmouth Devon i 68 6 IOC Fifield Berks 60 5 1 171 Exton Hants 61 7 8* iFifield units 76 6 135 Eye (Eye Suf. 89 c Sat. 557 Filleigh Devon 187 7 112 N.amp 1 80 6 499 ;Filmer Hill Hants ■55 (1 Li 75 Index to the Direct Roads from London. Place. Finborough Finchley • — by Hampstead — by Highgate Findon Fin mere Finningley Fiscard, or Fishguard Fisherton Fisherton Delamere Fittleworth Flamborough Flamborough Head Flimwdl Flint Flitwick Flockton Folkingham Folkestone — by Canterbury — by Maidstone Fonthill Foot's Cray Ford Forden Fordingbridge Forest Hill Forest Row Forfar Forston Green Forton Four Crosses Inn FourShireStone FourThoroughs Fovant Fowcy Fradden Framlingham Framlington Frampton Frant Frating Freefolk Freshwater Gate Frieston Shore BathingHouses Frimley Fring Friskney Fritton Frocester County sujr. Midd. Sussex Oxon Nott. Pemb. Wilts Wilts Sussex York. York. Sussex Flint. BeJf. York. Line. Kent Dist. \M.D 6 7 4 Wilts Kent De-vot Mont. Hants Oxon Sussex Angus Kent Hants Staff. Glow. Kent Wilts Corn. Corn. Suff. N.umb Dorset Sussex- Essex Hants I.Wht Line. Surry Norf. Line. Suff. Glouc. 7 5 1 61 -49 81 52 2 214 3 216 1 44 4 204 3 4* 5 182 102 Fri. 7 i 6 71 4 95 ' 12 o zo6 7 172 7 91 5 50 l 31 o 4 6 4 7 52 2 77 1 124 5 83 6 43 3 90 119 246 87 -95 Th. Sat. Pa. 553 277 2 79 49 248 5 l 5 208 107 125 34 494 494 l 9 293 318 400 487 Sat. 37 57 54 7 116 6 30 o 112 1 123 o I2t 3 106 2 Sat. Sat. 12 J-3 1 1 I 12 H5 ^5 218 35 460 Place. Frodingham Frodsham Frog Mill Inn — by Henley — by Wycombe Frogmore Frogmore Frome — by Amesbury — by Devizes Froxfield Froyle Fugglestone Fulham Fulmire G Gad's Hill Gainsborough Galhampton Gallowtown Gamston Ganarew Garforth (West) Gargrave Garrett (High) Garstang Garthbibio I Gateshead jGatton Inn iGaydon Inn i Gay wood 22JJGerrard's Cross Oounty York. Chesh Glouc Herts Berks Som. Wilts Hants Wilts Midd. Camb. 85 311 l 55 *9 107 557 467 184 -5 54* 55 7* 497 7i 529 526 55o 186 GiHing Giilingham Gilsland Spaw Girtford Gisborough —by York — by Bord 'bridge Gladesmuir Glammis Glasbury Glasgow —by Hatfield, Worhop, Bo- roughbridge y and Moffat — by Kendal and Dumfries — by Sanquhar Glastonbury — by Bath — by Frome Kent Line. Som, Fifes A. Nott. Here/. York. York. Essex Lane. Mont. Durh. Surry Wariv Norf. Bucks York. Dorset Cumb Bedf. York. Hadd. Perth. Breck. Laner. Dist. M.D 192 2 193 2 92 1 88 17 3 21 4 ro4 107 66 44 83 4 4i 26 146 '?5 394 137 126 187 222 42 229 188 269 x 9 82 107 19 213 105 320 48 W.S fue. Th. 248 243 378 459 160 404 2 4i5 5 423 6 129 4 124 o Mo. Dai. Tue. Pa. 506 294 195 276 146 125 •59 *35 7i 107 70 507 3 5°4 127 47i 480 99 409 4C3 $55 332 2 42 452 39 265 512 191 496 122 393 344 S28 528 455 460 220 360 3*5 364 i39 • 128 Index to the Direct Roads from London. Place. Glemham Glenluce Glinton Gloucester — by Fairford & Bamsley — by Fairford & Cirencester — by Henley and Oxford •by Oxford and Cheltenham -by Oxford and Seven Wells Glympton Gobowen Godalming Godmanchester Godstone Green Golden Farmer Golden Grove Goodneston Goodrich Cross Goods haw Chapel Gorleston •by Bungay — by Ipswich Gosberton Gosfield Gosforth Gosport Gouldboum Bridge Gould er's Green Goudhurst Grafton Regis Grampound Grantham — by Hatjitld Graveley Gravesend Grays Thur- rock Great Ness Green Street Greenlaw Greensted Greenwich Greetham Grendon Greta Bridge Hunt. Lane. Suff. Line. Essex N.ttmb Hants M.D VV.S — 174 — 172 Sat. Chesh. 174 5 Midd. Kent N.amp Com. Line. Herts Kent 3 Sat. z6o W.S Place. Gretna Green — by Worksop & Boroughbridge \ — by Manchester jGrimoldby ; Grimsby (Great) ! — by Mar. Raisin I and Caistor ] — by Mar. Raisin I and Wailsby I — by Spilsby 196 |Grimston ;Grindley Brook 205 |Grinsted (Eastj 218 JGrinsted (West) 235;jGrooby 7] Grosmont Guildford — by Epsom — by Kingston Guitingf Lower) Gunnerby Guyhorn Gwyndu 447 4^7 550 54* 497 555 45- 85 3>2 277 22 322 93 347 344 3 H Hackleton Hackney Haddington Haddon (East) Haddiscoe Hadleigh Hadleigh Had stock Hagley Hailsham Halberton Hales Owen Halesworth Haleworthy, or Hall Drunk- ard Halifax Haliford (Lower IIHalkin 559 — by Chester 23 ; ' — ly Shrewsbury Hall Green Hallaton Hallow Halstcad 347 Halton 321 Halton 35611 Haltwhistle 4 468 545 9 county Dumf. Line. Line. York. Chesh. Sussex Sussex Leic. Monm Surry Glouc, Line. Camb, Angle, N.amp Midd. Hadd. N.amp Norf. Suff. Essex Essex Wore. Sussex Devon Salop Suff. Corn. York. Midd. Flint. Chesh. Leic. Wore. Essex Chesh. York. Dist. M. D Pa. 316 7 320 I J 54 3 164. o 162 163 197 •63 28 43 102 30 5 29 1 88 4 112 3 85 3 250 6 Wed Th. Sat. 61 2 374 73 119 63 38 46 56 162 124 101 222 196 18 204 207 156 90 114 46 196 191 Mo. Wed 5 'Mo. oTu. W.umb, 3 1 5 Sat. Fri Th. 3 59 503 500 499 498 495 3i- 55 45 367 562 5o 27 --5 547 511 --6*. 28c 516 ^^5 510 550 557 560 534 '65 26 1 1 1 276 55 2 9* 400 81 i88 256 303 416 tZ9 543 294 409 414 Index to the Direct Roads from London. Place. Ham Ham (Long) Ham (West) Ham Green Hamilton, by Hatfield and Worksop Hammersmith Hampstead Hampton -by Hampton Court ■over Twicken- ham Common Hampton Bishop Hampton Court Hampton (Little — by Pet-worth and Arundel Handford Handiey Handsworth Handsworth Hanmer's Cross Hansacre Hanwell Harbledon Harborough (Market) —by Kettering -by Northampton Harburton Ford •by Ash bur ton -by Totness Hardham Hard way Hardwick Hardwick — by Uxbridge —by Watford Hardwick Hare Hatch Hare Street Hare Street Hare Street Harewood Harlech Harleston Harleston Harley Hading (East) Harlow Harlston Harmer Hill bounty Surry Dorset Essex Bucks Laner. Midd. Midd. Midd. Here/ Midd. Sussex Staff. Chcsh. York. Staff. Here/. Staff Midd. Kent Devon Sussex Som. Norf. Bucks Heref. Berks Essex Herts Essex York. Merio. N.amp Norf. Salop Norf Essex Camb. Salop Dist. 11 o 98 7 4 46 7 393 4 3 5 4 14 3 M.D *3 1 133 b 13 3 64 3 147 7 173 5 156 4 119 2 '45 7 133 2 8 1 54 c «5 83 i97 198 49 107 95 44 42 32 12 30 18 204 226 70 IOI r 5 o 93 23 45 167 Tue. Sat. Wed Tue. Sat. 360 5i -77 34 300 312 482 271 220 37i 9i 4 39 6 3^3 9i 180 48 123 508 247 260 222 J 32 535 5°7 54i 387 276 310 549 266 520 5»6 5°9 272 Place. Harpenden Harrietsham Harrow on the Hill Harrowgate — by Leeds — by Worksop &f Ferrybridge Harrowgate (Low) Hartford Hartford Bridge Hartland Hartland Quay Hartlepool Hartley Row Hartley Street Harton Harwell Harwich Do. by Manning- tree Harwood's House Haselbury Haslemere Haslingden Hastings -by Lamberhurst -by Tonbrid. Wells Hatch Beau- champ Hatch End Hatfield Hatfield Broad Oak Hatfield Peverill Hatherleigh Hatton Hatton Heath Havant Haverfordwest — by Bristol, the New Passage, Cardiff, Caer- marthen, and Narbeth by Caermarthen and Whitland — by Gloucester and Monmouth by Gloucester and Chepstoiv Haverill County Herts Kent Dist. 26 42 7 Midd. York. 9 6 — 211 1 — 203 5 York. Hunt. 211 3 60 Hants 35 2 M.D Devon Devon Durh. Hants Kent Durh. Berks Essex do. Wariv Som. Surry Lane. Sussex Som. Midd. Herts Essex Essex Devon War ix} Chesh. Hants Pemb. Suff. 217 4 Sat. 219 6j 250 2 Sat. 36 1 49 7 274 ° S3 2 7i 5 7i 5 86 129 42 203 642 65 7 142 4 12 2 19 4 29 5 34 5 200 3 99 1 176 2 66 4 * 6 3 5 261 5 2 5° 5 263 5 58 6 Tue. Tue. Wed W.S. Th. Fri. Sat. T. S Wed Pc 3i7 11 274 388 428 388 486 52 *«3 }-86 52 23 5i4 169 546 546 265 108 32 4' 24 25 119 269 343 532 536 117 263 312 3' 167 [90 -°3 210 555' Index to the Direct Roads from London. Place. County Hawarden Flint. Hawes York. Hawick Roxb. Hawkshead Lane. — by Lancaster Sands Haxey Hay — by Hereford Sf Bredtvardin* — by Hereford & Let ton Hay Gate Hayes Hayle Hayton Haywood Headbourn Worthy Headington Headley's Cross Heage Healey Heaton Heaton (Great) Heaton Norris Heavitree Hedingham (Castle) Hedingham • (Sible) Hedon Hcdsor Heighington Helmesley Helstone Helstone Hcmel Hemp- stead Hendon Henfield Henley inArden Henley upon Thames Oxon Henstridge Som. Henwick Wore, Hereford Heref. by Ledbury £f Lugwardint — by Ross Hereford (Little Heref. Line. Breck. Salop Midd. Corn. York. Staff. Hants Oxon Wore. Derb. Derb. Lane. Lane. Lane. Devon Essex Essex York. Bucks Durh. York. Corn. Corn. Herts Midd. Sussex Wariv Dist. 196 4 253 34 6 276 267 153 55 M.D Sat. Sat. Mo. .56 4 143 7 11 6 271 5 209 7 131 2 60 6 52 2 no 1 136 5 161 3 200 6 190 o 181 o 170 7 Sat. Pa 47 5 178 6 27 246 7 218 1 *73 3 229 5 Sat. 23 7 47 101 35 no 112 Sat. Mo. Th. Hertford Hesket (High) Hetherset Herts Cumb. 'Norf. 135 7 134 7 13 6 4 21 O 294 4 103 3 Tues W.F &S. W.F Sat. 4 = 9 43i 4i8 566 504 222 zzo 566 191 118 49 3 1 300. 87i l 9*\ 25 1 ! 4^7- 3S4| 33'| 328J 6o| i 555| 506 158 441 496 64 98 269 77 38 228 108 -35 219 239 479 356 520 Hevingham Hexham, by Hatfield and Worksop Heytesbury High Cross Higham Higham Ferrers Highgate — by Islington by Kentish Town — by the Neio Road Highgate Highleadon Highnam Highworth Hilderstone Hildon Green Hill Morton Hill Pound Hillingdon Hillington Hilperton by Andover — by Devizes Hilsea Hilton Hinckley Hind Head Hill Hindon — by Salisbury — by Amesbury Hingham Hitcham Hitchin Hoathly (East) Hockeril Hockley Hockley Hockley Brook Hockliffe Hoddesdon Hoe Holbeach Hollingsworth Holloway Holloway Bank Holme Holmes Chapel Holsdon Green JHolsworthy County \Norf. N.umb Wilt, Leic. Derb, N.amp Midd, Kent Glouc. Glouc. Wilts Staff. Kent Wariv Hants Midd, Norf. Wilts Dist. 118 3 M.D Tues Sat. 182 6 92 5 95 6 42 64 6 4 4 4 7 4 4 47 3 109 4- 105 o, 75 5 J Wed 140 2 Pa. 531 Hants Hunt. Leic. Surry Wilts Norf. Suff. Herts Sussex Essex Essex Wariv Wariv Bedf. Herts Norf. Line. Derb. Midd. Wariv Westm Chesh. Midd. Drvtt: 28 4 82 7 65 6 13 3 1 13 6 99 97 68 56 ICO 40 5 9 6 5 94 4 97 7 64 o 34 o 46 4 30 o 35 7 106 2 118 38 17 1 04 *°5 144 2 Mo. Th. Tues 3 123 7 253 o 165 o 4 4 213 7 Th. Th. Sat. 440 121 283 427 379 79 279 280 19 226 196 175 3 74 19 3io 85 9i 5^2 177 150 28 5" 283 28 123 100 533 553 379 <;o 516 557 228 279 444 53i 522 383 279 228 tn , 39W 274j i'7j Index to the Direct Roads from London. Place. Holt — by Brandon and Dereham -by Norwich — by Thetford & Dereham Holt Heath Holton Holy Cross Holybourne Holyhead -by Chester and Bangor — by Chester and Beaumaris • — by Shrewsbury and Llanrwst —by Coventry &f Capel Cer'tg (thcMailRoad) —by Shrewsbury and Whitting- ton, avoiding Oswestry \- — by Worcester «nd Welsh Pool Holywell 1 — by Bridgenorth — by Chester Honilon — by Blandjbrd -by Shaftesbury — by Hindon and Wincaanton Honiton Clyst Hook Hoppas Hop ton Horeham Horkesley (Gt.) Horlcy Horn's Cross Hornby Horncastle Hornchurch Horndean Hornsea Horrington (E.) Horse Bridge — by Seven Oaks •by Uckfield Horsemonden Green Horsham County Norf. Wore. Sow. Staff. Hants Angle. Dkt. \M.D Pa, — Sat, 119 *33 124 117 no 121 46 277 o ■78 7 63 a 269- 1 Flint. Devon Devon Hants Staff. Suff. Sussex Essex Surry Kent Lane. Line. Essex Hants York. Som. Sussex 210 4 207 6 I 5 6 151 149 168 38 119 118 51 55 23 16 Fri. Sat. Kent Sussex\ 3 2 t- 2! — o|— o 250 3! 134 3 Sat. 14 2 — 61 4 I 194 o|Mo. 118 i| <5 o| — 52+1 - 3- Sat. 53* 551, *39 IOIi 7' 292, ^94 275 566 236 2K8 59 108 101 60 lSz 284 I548 i 26 552 ■563 3 342 5°3 559 31 510 I2< Place. Horsham Saint Faith Horsley Horsley (East) Horstcad Horstead (Little) Horton Ho r ton Horton Inn Horwich Hothfield Place Houghton Houghton le Spring Houghton Regis Hound wood Hounslow Howden Huck Huddersfield by Barnsley — by Penistone Hugglescote Hull by Lincoln —by Ware, Jl'ork sop, and York Hundred House Hunfleet — by Doncaster —by Sheffield Hungerford Hunmanby Huntingdon — by Buckden — by Royston Huntley Hursley Hurst Green by Lamber- hurst by Tonbridge Wells Husband's Bos worth \Gounty Norf. Glouc. Surry Sussex Sussex Bucks Som Dorset Lane. Kent Norf. Durh. Bedf. Berw. Midd. York. West. York. Leic. York. Wore. York. Berks York. Hunt. Glouc, Hants Sussex Dist. M.D Pa. 113 4 IOO 23 7 43 4 Hut ton Hyde Hythe Iden Green 43 !l I ford Leic. Citmb. Midd. Kent j A", /it I Sussex 44 59 i35 96 202 52 112 262 o 34 5 347 4 9 3 176 4 268 6 188 7 191 6 J°9 5 170 6 234 o 122 4 191 5 194 6 64 1 208 3 64 6 58 5 1 to 67 o 47 4 49 1 84 o •9° 5 * 2 67 o Sat. Th. Sat. Tues T.S. Wed Sat. Sat. 53 1 18'-! 5° 35 5o 280 101 90 33i 52 5*5 o. Index to the Direct Roads from London. Place. Ilchester — by Bruton ■ by Wtitcaunton llford Ilfracombe Ilkley Illingworth Ilminster — by Wincaunton -by Yeovil Ilsley (East) Inchture Ingatestone Ingleton Ingram Inverkeithing Ipstones Ipswich Irby Ireby Irlam o' the Height Iron Acton Irthlingboro' Isle of Wight Isleworth Islington Islington Islip Itteringham Ivetsey Bank Ivinghoe Ivy Bridge lxworth Jedburgh, by Hatfield and Worksop Jervoise Abbey Johnston Johnston K Keal (East) Keal (West) Keele Kegworth Keighley — by Bradford — by Halifax County Som. Essex Devon York. York. Som. Dist. 124 o 122 3 6 7 205 7 210 3 199 3 M.D Wed Berks Perth. Essex York. Demon Fifesh Staff. Suff. Line. Cumb Lane. Glouc, N.amp Hants Midd. Midd. Norf. Oxon Norf. Staff. Bucks Devon Suff Rcxb. York. Pemb. Dumf. Line. Line. Staff Leic. York. 134 3 736 1 54 3 433 3 22 7 244 6 170 o 404 1 151 o 69 1 158 o 304 6 189 4 "5 4 66 7 Sat. Wed W.F Th. 5 1 3 99 2 56 1 119 4 133 6 32 7 204 3 77 3 Pa. U7 ICI 535 1 70 4 : ° 400 toi 119 184 47i 535 4^3 1 1 456 37i 539 500 418 331 H6 3 79 77 81 -79 512 218 53i 316 266 Fri. Place. Kelham —by Hatfield by Ware Kelmarsh Kelsale Kelso Kelvedon Kendal — by Halifax — by Lancaster and End Moor — by Lancaster andMilnthorpt — by Leeds Ken ford Kenilworth Kennet (West) Kennington Kensel Green Kensington Kentford Kentish Town Kerye Kesgrave Kessingland Keswick Ketley Kettering — by Bedford — by Newport Pagnell Kew Green Key Street ounty Nott. N.amp Suff. Roxb. Essex Westm Dist. 126 "j 122 6 79 o 90 7 336 3 40 7 264 o 262 4 Devon War to Wilts Surry Midd. Midd. Suff. Midd. Mont. Suff. Suff Cumb. Salop N.amp 92 Keynsham ' Keynton Man- defield — by Bruton — by Wincaunton Kibworth Kidderminster Kiddington — by Islip — by Woods toek Kidwelly Kilburn Killenhall Kilmarnock 497!lKilmington 486 Kilmington 307 Kilterson 324 Kilvington jjKilworth (N.) 4081 Kimbolton 403|jKineton 544 «<5 429 168 364 M.D Sat. Wed 264 2 264 o 176 2 IOI I 79 1 3 2 6 1 6 65 2 3 3 173 2 72 6 108 7 292 2 Sa 148 5 Sat. Surry Kent Som. Som. Leic. Wore. Oxon Caerm Midd. York. Dumf. Devon Som. Wigt. York. Leic. Hunt. War iv 74 4 75 4 6 5 38 o "3 4 118 2 120 7 89 3 126 o 65 7 70 1 225 5 2 o 213 7 402 4 148 io 4 3 401 2 215 o 84 7 62 7 85 1 Pa. 343 12 323 £47 466 536 404 332 411 410 95 266 i35 35 274 52 523 277 246 547 547 4x9 231 38c 373 84 4 159 Th. Tues 129 11 1 323 252 218 l$Z 189 259 388 364 59 1: 339 ,483 28c Fri. 397 Tues! 260 Index to the Direct Roads from London. Place. King Street King's Acre King's Cliff King's Kerswell King's Langley King's Stanley- King's Tetten- hall King's Worthy Kingfold Kinghorn Kingsbridge Kingsclere Kingscote Kingsland Kingsland Kingsland -by Bridgeivater — by Taunton Kingston Kingston Kingston — by Fulham -by fVandsivorth Kingston (Lowcr^ Kingston Bag- puze Kingsweare Kingsweston — by Bruton — by Wincaunton Kingthorp Kington — by Hereford and IVeobley —by Hereford and Ya-zor — by Willersley Kinnerton Kinross Kipping's Gross Kirby Hill Kirby Moorside Kirk Newton Kirkby Lons- dale Kirkby Stephen, by Hatfield & IVorksop Kirkcaldie Kirkham Kirkoswald Kirton County Berks Hire/. N.amp Devon Herts Glouc. Dist. 34 2 139 3 84 3 188 7 19 6 104 6 M.DlPa. 149 2ZO !397 — J142 1*59 186 Staff. Hants Sussex Fifesh Devon Hants Glouc. Heref. Midd, Devon Worset Dorset Surry Hants Berks Devon Som. N.amp Heref. 125 2 60 3 32 I 389 5 206 7 55 3 103 2 141 4 1 3 Sat. Hi. 185 177 99 122 316 87 43 47i 1 1 80 .78 443 lit 130 Sat. Radn. Kinr. Kent York. York. N.umb Westm Westn. Fifesh Lane. Cumb Line. 10 I 11 5 93 4 61 6 203 o 119 5 122 2 68 2 154 6 155 1 155 156 418 36 208 6 223 7 320 5 251 7 106 7? 27 116 171 142 129 in 280 Wed 268 392 227 *93 108 Wed Th. Mo. 217 216 21S 212 459 19 355 496 466 404 Tues Th. 429 471 394 37* 497 Place. Kirton in Lind- sey Kitt's End Knaith Knaresborougb, by IVorksop Kneesall Kneesworth Knighton Knighton Knightsbridge Knockholt Knook (Lower) Knowle Knowlton Knutsford — by Stone and Cong le ton by Stone and Holmes Chapel L Lacktngton (White) Lamberhurst Lamberhurst Quarter Lambourne Lampeter, or Llanbedr Lamport Lancaster Land's End Lane Delph Lane End Lane Ends Langholm Langley Langport Langshaw Langtoft Langton Matra vers Langworth Br. Lanivett Larkfield Larlingford Latchford Lauder — by Jedburgh — by Kelso Laugharn Launceston Laurence Kirk County Line. Midd. Line. Dist. 147 12 143 203 134 40 158 M.D Sat. York. Nott. Camb Radn. Devon '183 Midd. I o Kent | 18 3 Wilts I 92 3 PVariv 106 6 Wed Th. Kent Chesh. 64 7 176 3 173 O Sat. Son. Sussex Kent Berks Card. N.amp Lane. Corn. Staff. Staff. Chesh. Dumf Herts Som. Dumf York. Dorset Line. Corn. Kent Norf. Chesh. Berw Caerm Corn. Kinca. Pa. 530 279 5°4 428 348 44^ 22: 91 5i i7 125 263 16 303 39i 132 7 40 o 38 67 202 75 240 297 i53 152 i73 3-3 29 Tues S^t. 4 1 130 4 Sat. 3" 3 199 o- 125 3 134 6 237 o 30 1 88 1! 186 6 345 ^ 353 3 *30 3 213 1 489 o 1 01 19 19 150 208 3^3 33* M 368 368 287 431 379 in 359 491 106 499 63 1 : 520 304 437 466 W.S.|zz6 Sat. 63 (460 d 2 Ixdex to the Direct Roads from London. Place. County Dist. M.D Pa.l Lavant (Mid) Sussex 59 4 33 Lavenham Suff. 60 4 Tues 552 Lavington (Market) Wilts — Wed — by Amesbury — 89 7 — 128 — by Ludgersball — 89 6 — 1 77 Lavington (W.) Wilts 90 7 128 Laycock Wilts 92 3 148 Layton Durh. H5 6 510 Laytonstone Essex 5 4 541 Lazonby Cumb. 292 1 r 372 Lea Glonc. 114 6 r96 Lea Bridge Midi, 3 4 — by Andover -by Stockbridgt Lobster Inn Lock's Bottom Lockerby Loddon London Bridge Londonderry Long Compton Longbridge Deverill Longdon Longford Longhope Longhorsley Longnor Longtown —by Hatfield Sf Worksop — by Manchester Longtown Longwathby Looe (East) Looe (West) Loose Lopham Lorton Lostwithicl Icudwater County Bred. Monrn Angle. Denb. Monm Caerm Bred. Mont. Caerm Denb. Glam. Breck. Merio. Glam. M«nm Radn. Mont. Caerm Mont. Mont. IVilts Dist, 178 7 142 6 252 7 191 2 184 3 151 o 225 164 189 217 2 -5 200 160 198 169 161 < York. Kent Dumf. Norj. Chesh. York. Oxon mitt Staff. Midd. Glouc. N.umb Staff. Cnrnb. Here/. Cumb. Corn. Corn. Kent Norf. Cumb. Corn. Bud<, !»5 193 184 185 M.D Sat. Sat. Tue: Fri. Tues 73 2 72 7 202 6 13 o 33i 6 "5 ' 183 5 222 o 77 5 97 122 15 T *3 291 162 3*2 3i5 150 289 230 *3* 36 90 jca 245 26 *35 2 7 4 Tn. Th. Sat. Fri. Pai\ Place. 2241 Loughborough i99JiLoughton Street 235I Louth — by Boston —by SI ea ford Loversall oojiLovington 164 I — byBruton 200 I — by Wincaunton 246IJL0W Hill 164 j Lowestoft 275jjLowther Bridge 1631; Low ton 20ojlLudgershall 23 5 jj Ludlow i7oljLudwell (Lugwardine j Luton 212 j Lutterworth Lychet Minster Lydd Lydden Lydney Lyme Regis Lymington Lyndhurst Lyndridge Lynn — by Cambridge — by Ne'wmarket — by Wisbeach Lyon's Hall — by Weobley — by Yazor 270 203! 4 J 67 i 484! 17 359J 555 3°9j 355! 227' 127 300 131 196 467 371 359 536 562 414 M Macclesfield Machynlleth Mackworth ', Madeley (Little) jMadeley Market I Maentwrog j Maiden Bradley — -by Deverill i — by Warminster io5i ! Maiden Newton 105 " 554 419 93 Maidenhead Maidenhead Thicket Maidstone Maidwell \q\ jMakei County Leie. Essex Line. York. Som. Staff. Suff. Westm Lane. IVilts So lop IVilts Hertf Bed/. Ltic. Dorset Kent Kent Glouc. Dorset Hants Hants Wore. Norf. Here/. Chesh. Mont. Derb. Staff. Salop Merio. Wilts Dorset Berks Berks Kent Wamp Dist, i°9 5 n 4 144 2 H8 3 160 2 "5 118 3 113 3 195 70 142 98 7 6 183 6 3* 89 109 70 65 122 143 95 86 128 M.D Th. W.S Wed Mo. Mo. Th. Th. Fri. Sat. 97 1 03 3 105 7 151 7 152 2 167 6 206 2 129 4 i<3 7 148 2 225 4 101 7 103 3 127 6 26 o 28 o 54 3 76 7 CVno«J2i8 <\- T.S. Mo. Mo. Fri. Wed I'h.S Pa. 3*4 5i6 498 503 348 12 9 in 3-7 548 356 428 H / 240 107 219 3i7 280 106 22 7 209 89 103 ™l 239 508 ■5H 217 215 328 267 327 307 274 243 127 121 184 132 132 11 x8« Index to the Direct Roads from London, County Essex Kent Wilts Chesh Line. York. York. Wore. Wore. Lane. Place. Maldon -by Chelmsford ■by Danbury Mailing (Town) Malmsbury Mai pas Maltby Malton ("New) Mai ton (Old) Malvern (Great) Malvern Wells Manchester — by Buxton -by Congleton —byDerby^Leek — by Derby and Matlock Bath -by Lichfield Manningtree Mansfield Man ton Maplederwell Hatch Maplestead Maram's Court Hill Marazion, or Market Jew — by Bodmin -by Liskeard March Marchwiall Maresfield Margam Margate -bythenewRoad Margretting Street Marks Tey Market Bos- worth Market Deeping MarketHarboro' Leic. -by Kettering — ■by Northampton — Market Laving- 1 ton Wilts Market Raisin YLinc. Market Street Herts Market Weigh- ton -by E. Retford -by Worksop and York Essex Nott. Rutl. Hants Essex Kent Corn. Catnb. Denb. Sussex Glam. Kent Essex Essex Leic. Line. York. Dist. M.D Pa. — Sat. 38 1 — kk8 3« 7 — 558 28 7 Sat. 14 95 1 Sat. i75 166 1 Mo. 312 H5 3 503 2Ii 7 Sat. 495 213 7 495 n6 4 22c 114 4 225 Sat. 182 — 37* 186 3 — 392 186 — 328 186 5 — 377 188 — 39i 60 1 Th. 546 138 1 Th. 383 9- 4 380 42 5 <2 49 2 543 *9 5 17 Th. 283 6 — 6+ 281 1 — 69 80 2 Fri. a S ' _, '52 Nursteed Wilts 88 6 I H7 Nutley Sussex 36 3 ib O Oadby Leic. 94 7 323 Oaken Gates Salop — byBirminghan t — — '47 3 — 23 1 — by Coventry 1 — 140 t 316 Place. Oakerthorpe Oakerthorpe Oakham —by Bedford — by Dunstable Oakingham, or Wokingham Oakley Oakley Oborne Odcombe Odiham Offham Street Okehampton Okendon (Sth.) Olchfa Old Passage Inn Oldbury Old ford Olieiton — by Hatfield Ollerton Gates Olney Olviston Onecote Ongar (Chip- ping) Onibury Ore Orford Ormskirk Orthwaite Orton Osbornby Osmondiston — by Bury — by Ipsivich Ospringe Oswestry Otley Otterborne Otterington Otterton Ottery St. Mary Ottringham Oundle Over Darwen Over Seal — by Norton — by Snareston Overton Overton Ovington Ower Bridge County Derb. Leic. Rut/. Berks N.amp Staff. Dorset Som. Hants Sussex Devon Essex G/am. Glouc. Wariv Som. Nott. Chesh, Bucks Glouc, Staff. Essex Salop Sussex Suff Lane. Cumb. Westm Line. Norf. Kent Salop York. Hants York. Devon Devon \Yorl. I N.amp 'Lane \Leic. Hants Dist. 140 o 119 4 M.D Sat. Tues 95 96 32 79 121 124 7J 40 5 Sat. 47 oj 195 ojSat. 20 2 fc 7 6- 207 125 123 105 •38 '74 56 122 '55 21 148 62 88 210 300 276 105 Fii Mo. Sat. Mo. Th. Wed 5 4 n 92 45 171 203 69 216 162 164 '85 76 206 4 121 122 52 Wed Tues Tue> Sat. Pa. 427 321 380 373 149 363 o 108 119 "5 42 60 559 170 176 272 150 348 30: 373 176 371 54' 240 24 55* 425 418 369 4S8 544 539 4 566 41c 72 448 '^5 .87 506 39: 424 Flint. Norf. Hants I 76 182 i 93 321 320 55 255 529 87 Index to the Direct Roads from London. Place. Oxendon Oxford — by Henley —by Wycombe Padbury ■by Uxbridge -by Watford Paddington Padstow Painswick Pakefield Palgrave Palmer's Green Pancras Pangbourn Pangdean Papworth St. Everard Parkgate Parney Corner Partney Patcham ■by Balcombe •by Lindfield Path Head — by Coldstream — by Jedburgh Pattrington Paxton (Little) Pease Marsh Peasemarsh Common Pedmore Pedling Green Pelyn Pembridge Pembroke Pembury Green Pencraig Pencross Pendlebury Pendleton Penegos Penistone Penkridge Penmaen Penmaen Mawr Pennington Penpcnt Perrjce County N.mntp Oxon Bucks Midd, Corn. Glouc. Suf. Suff. Midd. Midd. Berks Sussex Camb. Chesh Staff Line. Sussex Edinb York. Hunt. Sussex Surry Wore. Kent Corn. Here/. Pemb. Kent Here/ Radn. Lane. Lane. Mont. York. Staff. Glam. Caern Lane. Breck. Glam.\i Dist. Si i 58 o 54 5 54 7 53 2 o 4 2 42 5! 105 2 112 11 9 1 7 1 44 45 M.D\Pa. 323 w.s. '52 192 Sat. 52 193 136 131 47 7 51 o 368 3 360 3 188 6 57 6 58 30 6 123 6 65 1 247 1 150 1 248 2 35 * 123 c 167 4 190 2 188 3 204 5 i77 5 129 5 214 2 243 2 198 i 171 6 17 2 Sat. Sat. Tues Place. Penrith — by Hatfield, Worksop, and Boro'bridge — by Manchester Penrvn [County] Dist. Cumb. Pens ford Penshurst Penybont Penybont Penzance — by Helstone — by Redruth & Guildford Perran Well Pershore — by Henley — by Wycombe Perth — by Kinghorn -by Queen s Ferry Peterborough Petersfield Petersham Pet her ton (Sth Petherton(Nth.) Pet worth Piccadilly , Pickering 437 |Pickwick 5o6|jPickwick(Low.) 366 jPiddinghoe Piddletown 'Pierce Bridge jPimperne jPimpsaint iPinner Green [Piper's Inn Pitcombe Pitt Pitsea Plaisterers Plastow Pleas ley Plumstead Plymouth — by Ashburton and Ivy Bridge — by Totness and [ |Rf.rhcrharn Som. Glouc. Essex Kent Kent Hants Salep Hants Hants Corn. Cumb <52 IOI 1 1 68 69 67 73 Mo. Fri. Th. 7 7 1 4 c 7 5 6 5 4 2! 7TW Th. 4 6 6 2 Sat. 6 6 J 54 52 -1 268 2 301 1 Here/An 9 3 JTh. NaimbUyt) 5* Fri. York. 159 * Mo. \xul< Pa H 83 370 269 268 92 88 72 27 388 X2i C96 428 j86 273 17 15c 167 190 ! 24 27 426 4 557 206 380 1 12 186 535 561 22 22 87 252 71 ;i 69 413 196 Index to the Direct Roads from London. Place. Roth well Rottingdean Routh Rowsley Royston Ruddington Rudgley — by Coventry -by Northamp- ton Rudston Rugby -by Dunchurch — by Northamp- ton Rumbridge Rumney Rumwell Rushall Rushden Rush ton Marsh Rushyford Rutherglen Ruthin Rydall Ryde Rye —by Silver Hill -by UJimore — by Tonbridge -by Wroth am and Maidstone Ryegate -by Croydon -by Sutton Ryhope Ryton Saddlescomb Saffron Walden St. Albans — by Barnet •by Edge-ware St. Anthony St. Asaph St. Austle St. Bartholo- mew St. Biaizey St. Clears by Brecon hv Swansea bounty N.amp Sussex York. Derby Herts Nott. Staff. York Wartv Hants Monm Som. Wilts N.amp Staff. Durh. Laner. Denb. IVtstm I. Wh Sussex Surry Durh Warit) Sussex Essex Herts Corn. Flint. Corn. Kent Com. Caerm Dist. 78 « 55 <> 182 5 i«^o o 37 6 120 o 126 6 '32 4 202 83 6 85 81 '55 147 81 <>3 » 59 246 + '3 2IO 278 67 7 2 1 21 261 87 42 21 *9 ,21 217 2 54 69 249 227 t z 4° M.D Mo. Wed Tue. Sat. VI o. w.s, Tue Sat. W.S Sat. Kri. Pa. 396 36 506 377 444 398 300 284 494 310 310 103 160 ■ 12 «47 379 327 451 3*5 293 419 79 561 20 23 + S ^ 39 483 296 38 534 279 276 92 291 93 15 93 226| t6 7 j Place. St. Clements St. Columb St. Croix St. David's J — by Cardigan i — by Haver ford ivest I St. David's ''St. Dogmel's St. Endelion St. Germains St. Germans St. Helens St. James's Deeping St. Ives St. Ives Do. St. Lawrence St. Lawrence St. Leonard's Bridge St. Maiy Cray St. Mawes St. Melon's St. Me wan St. Michael St. Minver St. Ncot's St. Nicholas St. Osyth st. Petei's St. Pierre St. Stephen's St. Teath St. Thomas Salford Salisbury by Andover — by Stockbridge Salkeld Dyke Salt Hill Saltash Saltersgate Inn Saltfteet Saltfleetby Samp ford Courtenay Samp ford Peverell Sandbach ■Sand ford Sandford mdg-ate County Oxon Corn. Hants Pernb. Breck. Pemb. Corn. Corn. Norf. Lane. Line. Hunt. Corn. do. Essex Kent Hants Kent Corn. Monm Corn. Corn. Corn. Hunt. Glam. Essex Kent Monm Herts Corn. Devon Oxon Wilts Dist.\M.D 53 7 2<5C ^JTh. 66 1 265 2 277 3 167 2 233 o 236 1 226 5 103 1 198 1 85 6 59 7 277 o 274 5 4* 3 73 o 95 » 13 3 272 1 l 5i 7 255 2 250 2 39 55 .6 4 62 74 •34 18 231 172 76 80 80 29c 21 220 229 H'o Mo. Sat. Wed Hi. o 1 6 7 c 4 1 3 7 6 7 4 5 1 3 Sat. T. S Cumb Bucks Corn. York. Line. Line. ! Devon Devon Chesh. Oxon Salop 1 1 56 Kent I 69 5 1 — Sat. 194 1 160 7 .62 3 54 4 Th. Pa. 192 111 72 208 I9O 200 208 98 1 04 5 lz 425 497 5 1 20 118 559 10 16 120 160 93 63 98 344 160 546 21 210 276 98 9i 225 55 67 372 132 1 10 495 -°3 so; Index to the Direct Roads from London. Place, Sandon Sandwich Sankey Sanquhar Santcn Sapey Sarr Sawbridgevvorth Saws ton Saw try St. An drcw's Saxham Saxilby Saxmundham Saxondalc Saxthorpe Scagglethorpc Scarborough — by Lincoln and Hull —by York Scarthing Moor Scolc Inn — by Bury •by Ipswich Seacock Heath Sea ford Seamer Seavington St. Mary — by W'incaunton — by Yeovil Seavington St. Michael -*-by Wincaunton -by Yeovil Sebergham Brid. Sedberg — by Halifax -by Manchester Sedgefield Seend Sclby Selkirk Sellings Selves Green Sennen Setch -by Cambridge — by Ne-wmarkct Settle Seven Oaks Seven Oaks Common County Dist. Staf. 136 Kent 68 Lane. 190 Dumf. 37o Line. '55 Wore. 121 Kent 63 Herts 21 Camb. 4* Hunt. Suff. Line. Suff. Nott. Norf- York. York. Nott. Norf. Sussex Sussex York. Som. Som. Cumb, York. Durh. Wilts York. Selk. Kent Wilts Corn. Norf. 71 5 :o <; M.D VV.S. Pa, 500 15 304 564 ^5 2 1 I 10 5° 9 544 134 6 89 6 lai 6 126 7 215 7 Th. Th. 214 3 — 234 2 — Ui 3 93 5 — — — 92 45 4 60 1 210 2 — 131 3 — l 33 * »30 5 — l 32 3 298 1 — Wed :6o 3 273 2 248 2 924 ; 177 357 61 9* Z 9S 4 — 92 a - 508 .5-4 York. 234. 0| 1 UC.J4G3 17 A'*»/ 23 3 Sat. 1 I Kent 1 24 4I 1 1 71 Place. Seven Wells Sewerby Shaddingfield Shaftesbury jShanklin jShap Shardlow IShatterford Shaw- Shaw Lane jShearsby 523 Sheen (East) 504I Sheepwash 547, Sheepy Magna 430 Sheerness ^3 1 jSheet Bridge 484 [Sheffield' by Ollerton by Neivark 49' jj — by Nottingham 485 Sheffield Green 447 Shefford Shefford (Great) 549 Shelford 539 jShelton 19 jShelton • 50 tShenfield 491 iShenley Inn Shepherd's Bush 101 Shepherd's 119JI Shord 'Sheppcrton ilShepton Mallet lOiilSheraton 1 19 Sherborne 41 3 jSherburn Shering 428 Sherston 424 Shields (North) 510 ' — by Durham & 150 Sunderland Mo. 5 1 5 j — by Newcastle 43 1 || — by Stocktojt & 12) Sunderland 145! [Shields (South) 64 — by Durham E^ Sunderland — by Stockton & Sunderland Shimiall Shillingford Shillingford Shipdara County Glouc. York. Suff. Dorset l.Wht Westm Derb. Wore. Wilts Leic. Leic. Surry Devon Leic. Kent Hants York. Sussex Bed/. Berks Camb. Staff. Salop Essex Bucks Midd. Dist. 1 92 6 212 1 105 4 101 2 M.D Sat. 1 19 129 96 106 88 6 204 6 "i 5 46 4 52 5 Sat. i$5 5 160 4 163 41 63 ci '55 163 18 49 3 o 83 19 "5 248 116 Wilts Midd. Som. Durh. Dorset York, j 1 79 2 Essex 26 l Wilts jICO 7 - J276 3 — |277 2 Durh. 272 7 — 275 7 — I5«4 Tue. Fri. Fri. Th.S Wed Pa 205 494 55i 107 80 335 324 252 T45 367 342 83 118 3»9 9 28 478 482 384 42 3 79 150 5io \68 2 32 535 296 191 148 81 128 483 108 476 532 •75 5'4 5*3 484 — 272 3 — 4S4 Salop i 1 36 o Fri. 566! Devon J175 6 Oxon 47 4 Norf. 9I | l 5* 5*9 Index to the Direct Roads from London. Place. Shipley Shippon Shipstead Shipston Shipton Shipton Shirley Street Shirleywich Shobdon Sholdon Shooter's Hill Shoreham (New Shrewsbury — by Birmingham — by Bridgenorth and Colebrook Dale —by Bridgenorth and Wenloek — by Coventry Shrevvton Shrub's Hill Sibsey Sidcup Siddington Sidford Sidmouth Sigglesthorne Silsoe Simondsbury Singleton Sittingbourne Skipton — by Halifax — by Leeds and Bradford — by Leeds and Otley Slawston Sleaford Sleight* Slinfold Slough Smallberry Green Smallholm Smallways Smarden Smeaton (Little) Smithwick Smithy Brook ISmockingtcn Snainton County Sussex Berks Berks Wore. York. York. Wariv Staff. Here/. Kent Kent Sussex Salop Wilts Surry Line. Kent Chesh. Devon Devon York. Bedf. Dorset Sussex Kent York. Leic. Line. York. Sussex Bucks Midd. Roxb. York. Kent York. War ix) Lane. Leic. York. Dist. 42 3 56 5S 83 zoo 211 II I 133 73 M.D 56 Tue. Sat. W.F 154 * 61 o i59 154 83 21 11'/ 11 167 '59 150 190 40 135 7 55 4 39 6 218 3 221 7 218 3 89 o in 3 238 2 38 2 20 4 8 2 342 3 242 1 56 o 225 7 120 7 '98 3 96 7 224 4 Sat. Sat. Mo, 49' 171 171 227 477 493 2S 300 21 2 *S 3 4* 566 155 266 3i« 12 1 52 497 1 1 303 89 105 510 5 17 59 :■! 4 403 408 410 146 488 495 47 132 5' 466 356 22 451 272 395 383 485 Place. Snaith Snape ■ Snaresbrook ; Snargate Snettisham Snoreham Sod bury (Chipping) — by Chippenham — by Malmsbury Sodbury (Old) Soham Soho Solihull Solvach Somersham Somerton Sompting Soplcy South Bourne — by Tonbridge — by Uckfield South Cave — by Lincoln and Barton — by Thome and Hoivden South End South End South End South End South Hill South Mims South Zeal Southall Southam Southampton by Bagshot & Farnham — by Guildford and Farnham ■by the New Road Southborough Southery Southminster Southwarnboro' Southwell Souihwick Southwold Spalding Spark Brook Sparkford — by Bruton — by Wincaunton County York. Suf. Essex Kent Nor/.. Essex Glouc. Glouc, Camb. Wariv War iv Pemb. Hunt. Som. Sussex Hants Sussex Dist. 170 8 9 6 64 109 41 Th. 108 1 H3 1 106 ■68 118 109 274 65 1-5 56 97 Sat. Tue. York. Essex Kent Kent Hants Devon Herts Devon Midd. Wariv Hants Kent Norf. Essex Hants Nott. Wilts Suf. Line. Wariv Som. 63 o 60 4 183 2 189 3 43 4 9 o 7 3 72 3 186 3 14 6 190 5 9 2 83 1 77 o 78 4 75 2 32 6 78 5 46 7 43 5 128 4 101 o 105 5 97 o 115 2 118 o 116 3 M.D Fri, Pa. 515 556 5i6 22 529 558 Wed Wed Mo. T.T. SrS. Sat, Th. Tue. Index to the Direct Roads from London, Place. Speen Speen Hill Speenhamland Spennythorne Spilsby Spitral Inn Spittle Bridge Inn Spittle Inn Spofforth Spread Eagle Springfield Springfields Do. Stackton Stafford — by Coventry & Cannock — by Coventry &f Lichfield — by Northamp- ton Stainburn Staincross Staines Sta:nton le Hole Stalbndge Stamford — by Hatfield Stamford Hill Stan borough Stanbridge Standon Standford Stanford Stanford Bridge Stanhoe Stanhope Stanmore Stannington StanstedMount- fitchet Stanton Stanton Stanway Stapenhill — by Norton — by Snareston Staple Staple Green Staplefield Common Staple ford Staplegrove County Berks Berks Berks York. Line. Line. York. York. York. Staff. Essex Dumf. do. Salop Staff. Cumb York. Midd Line. Dorset N.amp Midd, Herts Dorset Herts Berks Essex Salop Norf. Durh. Midd. N.umb Essex Oxon Suff. Essex Derb. Here/. Hants Sussex Camb Soi Dist. 56 6 56 I 55 6 235 o 130 2 140 6 205 7 255 4 ! 5 127 1 29 1 319 5 3»6 3 144 2 >33 4 1 36 1 141 7 310 4 179 7 16 3 '49 4 113 o M.D \Io. Sat. 89 3 21 100 26 64 27 J 44 122 265 10 280 Fri. Tue M.F Fri. 32 7 5 l 3 80 4 47 o 126 5 127 o *54 ■ 59 7 Pa. •35 »35 4-9 49 7 4*8 Place. Staplehurst Staunton Staveley Staverton Staverton Staxton Steephill 484I Steeple 36 1 50 6 145 6 Steeton Stevenage Steyning Stickney Stifford Stile Bridge Stillington Stilton — by Hatfield Stisted Stoborough Stockbridge Stocket Stockland Stockport — by Buxton — by Leek Stockton Stockton Stockwell Stockwith(East) Stoke — by Ipsivick — by Sudbury Stoke Stoke (East) Stoke Castle Stoke Ferry Stoke Golding Stoke Newing- ton 452 jStoke under Hamdon Stoke upon Trent Stoken Church Stokesley Stone Stone Stone Stone Bridge Stone Crouch Stone Pound Stonehaven — by Forfar — by Montrose 35; 428! H 536i 336 359 274 322 426 2*4 419 387 5 1 499 t ic 347 1 *43 5 45 - 1 -7y 169 560! 312I 51s 440 259! 5*6 218 544 53« 521 52c 223 7' 4C 5 {c - 180 County Kent Wore. Westm Wilts N.amp York. l.Wht Essex York. Herts Sussex Line. Essex Kent York. Hunt. Essex Dorset Hants Salop Dorset Cliesh. Wore. Durh. Surry Line. Suff. Wilts Som. Salop Norf. Bucks Midd. Som. St«ff. Oxon York. Wore. Staff. Kent War iv Kent Sussex Kinca Dist. \M.D 43 3 J 112 1 267 4 99 c 74 7 07 4 45 7 211 6 3i 3 5 1 * 122 6 22 4 39 7 206 1 75 ! 26 4 n6 1 66 2 174 2 '45 7 »75 5 '79 5 125 2 237 6 2 2 49 2 S6 78 82 6 127 7 150 o 88 £5 5 2 3 128 3 154 36 239 '23 140 18 100 42 46 502 6 493 * Wed Wed Th. Fri. Wed Fri. Tue Pu 23 219 419 7 308 491 80 559 403 343 43 497 559 23 496 344 535 106 67 255 108 375 328 239 4 s 3 39 504 539 553 100 119 240 524 280 443 368 192 528 252 300 3 299 '9 40 460 472 Index to the Direct Roads from London. Place. Stonehenge Stonnal Stony Houghton Stonehouse Stony Stoke Stony Stratford Stoughton Highway Stourbridge Stoure (East) Stoure (West) Stow Bardolph Stow Market Stow in the Wold Stradsett Stramshall Stranraer Stratford Stratford Stratford upon Avon — by Buckingham — by Oxford Stratford le Bow Stratford (Old) Stratford St. Andrew Strathaven Stratton Stratton Stratton (Long) Streatham — by Battersea Bridge —from Westmin iter Bridge Street Way Streetham Stretford Stretton Stretton Stretton (Ghur.) Stretton Sugwas Strood Stroud Studley Studley jStukeley Sturmer Sturminster Sturry Sudbourn Sudbury County I filts Staff. Derb. Devon Som. Bucks Hunt. Wore. Dorset Dorset Norf. Suff. Glouc. Norf. $**ff. Wigt. Suff. Essex War-w Dist. 19 ii6 1 42 2l6 114 51 59 »*5 105 87 69 Midd. N.amp Suff. Laner. Corn. Wilis Norf Surry Staff. Camb. Lane. Chesh. Derb. Salop Heref Kent Glouc. Wilts Wilts Hunt. Essex Dorset Kent Suff. Derb 92 140 418 58 399 220 80 ICO M.D Fn Fri. Th. Th. Th. 7 2 5 123 63 184 181 144 158 138 28 101 89 99 60 57 109 57 86 >33 l'ue. Th. Fri. Th. Pa. LOO 311 399 185 122 296 397 165 107 108 508 553 225 5=4 368 339 539 535 -5 1 227 535 547 ^5 11/ [88 53 9 124 35 3H 507 39i 309 427 *73 J1 5 3 185 136 150 447 '555 no Place. Sudbury — by Castle He- dingham — by Halsiead Sudbury Green Summer Court Sunbury by Hampton Court over Hounsloiu HeMth Sunderland by Durham by Stockton Sunderland Bridge Sunning Hill Surfleet Sutterton Sutton Sutton Sutton Sutton Sutton Sutton Cold- field Sutton on the Forest Sutton Heath Swaffham Swanage Swansea — by Bristol Sf the Neiv Passage — by Gloucester and Chepstoiv Swell (Lower) Swindon Swinescote Swineshead Swinfin Sydenham T Tadcaster Tadworth Talk o* the Hill Talsarn Tamworth — by At her stone and Grendon — by Atherstone and Wilnecote County Stiff Midd. Corni Midd. Durh. Dist. 56 1 54 4 8 2 247 7 16 3 '5 5 268 264 Durh. Berks Line. Line. Bedf. Hants Surry Chesh, Nott. Warm York. Salop Norf. Dorset Glam Glouc Wilts Derb. Line. Staff. Kent York. Surry Staff Catrm Staff. 251 6 23 IOO 106 46 58 II '95 128 M.D Sat. Pa. Fri. 203 150 93 127 204 6 204 82 80 143 108 ii7 6 185 3 15 7 154 £ 184 6 117 5 116 6 Sat. 555 543 274 63 183 5*4 483 441 149 497 497 372 67 39 294 480 315 496 312 524 106 W.S Mo. Th. Th. 163 225 188 327 526 299 3i 476 39 303 206 Sat. 321 28 r Index to the Direct Roads from London. Place. Tan y Bwlch Tardcbig Tarporley Tarrant Hinton Tan in Tatling End Tattershall Taunton ■by Glastonbury — by llminster -by Wincaunion Tavernspite — by Biecon -by Sivansea Tavistock Taw ton (North) Tean Teddington Teffont Teignmcuth Temple Temple Nor- manton TempleSowerby Temsford Ten bury Tenby Tenterden — by Tonbridge — by Maidstone Temhill Terrington Terswithian Tetbury Tetsworth Tewkesbury Thame — by Postcombe •by Risborough Thames Ditton Thatcham Thaxted Theal Thelverton Thetford •by Bury — by Newmarket — by Neivmarke. and Bury Thirsk by Boro'br'tdge and Topcliffe -by York Thoifcanby Pemb. — - 56 3 ~ York. Line. 103 6 Th. — |i90| — in Wed W.S2: Th. Place. „, Thormanby 25 1 J ThornGumbold 287 Thornage Thornbury Thornby Thorne Thorney Thornhaugh Thornhiil Thornton Thornton in the Street Thorpe Arnold Thrapston Three Elms Thrknby Thurlby Thur rock (Grays Thurrock (West Thwaite by lpsivich by Sudbury Ticehurst Tickhill by Hatftld Tiddenham Tides well Tidmington Tilbury \ Tilbury Fort by Barking —by Romford ~ 68 ||Ti!gatc Forest 1 74 .Tilbngham |i92j|Tilney — Sat. 86 523 Tingley Tin hay Tin head Tipput Tisted (East) Tithcrington Pittensor Tiverton Tivetshall Toddington Todwick Tonbridge TonbridgeWells — by Penshurst — by Tonbridge Tooting(Upper; —byBatterseaBri. —fr-jfn Westmin- 'stcr Bridge County York. York. Norf. Giouc. N.amp York. Camb . N.amp Dumf. York. York. Le'tc. N.amp Heref. Westm Line. Essex Essex Suff. Sussex York. Glouc. Derby Wore. Essex Essex Sussex Essex Norf. York. De-von Wilts Wilts Hants Chesh. Staff. Devon Norf. Bed/. York. Kent Kent Surry Dist. \M.D 181 6] 117 2 124 2JSat. 77 7| 163 o Wed 83 6 84 3 35° H5 5|— ,,, 4 -__ 106 4 74 > Tue. 136 7 1 all 5 — 9i 3: 20 5 Th. 18 1 84 41 — 76 7 - 45 5|— 156 2 129 1 161 5 Wed 81 7 52 c 26 5 - 29 32 5° 97 187 208 96 1 8 9 5« 168 H5 165 96 4! 38 L l 5° 4 30 o 2 6 0| 7 Tue. 37 1 35 5 7 c 5 3 Fri. 477 506 530 188 280 515 459 H7 364 +^3 +77, 442i 4121 223 3 35 487 560 560 539 553 25 348 209 366 227 556 560 559 39 559 512 425 60 128! 9c I 85 328 }00 1 12 539 3»8 481 *9 25 24 j 24 39 Index to the Dikect Roads from London. Place. I C aunty Tooting(Lower)|«SWrf Topcliffs Topsham Torksey Torpoinl Torrington Torrington Totncss Tottenham Tot ton Towcestcr Towton Towyn Tranmore Yc Devon Line. Corn. \Heref. Devon Devon Midd. Hants \N.amp York. Merio. M.D Sat. Dist 6 o 208 4 170 1 140 2 218 1 128 oj 191 7|Sat. 195 spat. 60 6iTue. ■83 o- 218 2J- Chesh.\iO^ Traveller's Rest Dorset Trawsfynydd Trecastle Trecoyd Trediliy Tredington Trefriew Tregare Trtgarron Tregear Tregols Tregony Tregrehan Trent Bridge Trerule Foot Trcsilian Trespen Trevescan Trewannock Trewint Tring Trowbridge -—by Andover & Lavington — by Devizes Troy Town Trumpington — by Barkivay —by Effing — by Roys ton Truro — by Olehampton — by Plymouth — by Tavistock Turn by Turnham Green Turton Tutbury Tuxford Tweedmoutb Merio. Break. Pemb. Corn. Wore. Caern Monm Card. Corn. Corn. Corn. Corn. Nott. Corn. Corn. Corn. Corn. Corn. Corn. Herts Wilts Dorset Camb. Corn. Line. Mm. Lane. Staff. Nott. DurJu 131 2 1 220 4 l 77 4 2 *5 5 241 1 *5 3 227 2 1^6 e 202 233 266 265 -51 »23 4 228 1 264 7 253 1 298 7 274 4 221 3 3i 5 100 6 98 4 116 1 48 4 53 6 48 6 257 o 267 5 2 55 i 128 7 5 1 201 6 128 2 '33 5 333 4 Tue. Fri. Sat. W.S. Mo. Pa$ 39 448 90 504 92 219 130 96 44 •03 290 476 *67 J94 59 -43 200 19c 96 227 ^75 199 224 98 64 12 93 92 9 5 63 64 <4 63 -59 1 77 150 5 6 507 509 63 93 10 5 503 51 424 07 4&0 45 5 Place. Twickenham Twining Twiverton Two Mile Oak Two Waters Twycross iTwyford jTwynholm Tynemouth — by Newcastle — by Sunderland Tyn y Groes U Uck field Uckington Uckington Udimore U fiord Street Ugford Uldale Ullesthorpe Ul vers tone -aeross the Leven Sands Unstone Upgate Uphaven Upminster Uppingham Upstreet Upton Upton Upton Upton Usk Uttoxeter — by Burton — by Lichfield Uxbridge County Midd. Glouc. Som. Devon Herts Leic. Wilts Kirkc. N.umb Caern. Sussex Glouc. Salop Sussex Suff. Wilts Cumb Leic. Lane. Derb. Norf. Wilts Essex Rutl. Kent Nott. War iv Wore. Salop Monm Staff. Midd. Dist.\M.D\Pa. 10 3 ■ 81 106 *, .(225 ,07 6! 159 189 4! 95 22 1 114 o 33 6 369 5 278 6 277 7 233 o V Vauxhall Velindre Vicar's Cross Virginia Water Surry [Surry Caerm Chesk. w Waddeston Wade's Mill Wadebridge \Bueks Herts \Corn. 4 r 4 97 3 '54 59 79 ^5 30 3 91 267 260 7 155 » 94 « 80 4 16 o 89 o 61 126 80 109 142 144 *59 3'9 132 339 513 5H 275 35 225 232 547 107 4ii 283 Mo. 42; 422 384 533 147 559 380 9 482 60 Wed 138 6 136 4 H 7 186 2 188 o 20 « 43 7 22 6 238 5 Th. "5 J 23 1 Mo. J21Q Wed - !367 — !37' Th. 1191 -1 200 -288 - 52 270 444 ■I 1 18 f 2 Index to the Direct Roads from London. Place. Wadhurst Wadworth Wailsby Wainfleet Wakefield — by Newark — by Nottingham Walcot — by Chippenham — by Corsham — by Devizes Walden (Little) Waldingfield (Little) Walham Green Wallingford Wallop (Little) Walmesley Walpole Saint Peter Walsall — byBirmingham — by Coventry Walsham (North) Walshford Walsingham Walsoken Waltham WalthamAbbey Waltham Cross Waltham (Little Waltham on the Woulds Walton Walton le Dale Walton on Thames Wandsford Wandsworth — by Battersea Bridge —from Westmin- ster Bridge Wang ford Wangford Wantage Warboys Wardle Ward low Ware Wareham Wark Warmington County Sussex York. Line. Line. York. Som. Essex T.F 95 5 — Tue Th. Tue no Gfouc. ioo Lane. 2 1 6 Surry N-amp Surry — 4 5 Suf. Suf. Berks Hunt. Chesh. Dtrb. Herts D*rset N.umb War-m Fri. 2 Sat. Place. Warminster -by Amesbury ft? Deptford Inn — by Amesbury and Shretvton Warmeley Warn ford Warnham Warrenford Warrington Warrington — by Conglelon lj — by Northtvick 553 I Washington 7o|i Warwick 169 ! — by Banbury &7 c ; 1 Gaydon Inn 41 7 ! — by Btinbwy & Kineton j II — Ay Daventry jlWatchet 27iJ!Water Newton 316 Watersfield I (Watford 52ol|Watling Street 448J Watlington ' Watt's Cross Watton — by Bury — by Nervmarket Watton Wavenden Wearmouth (Bishop) — by Durham — by Stocktsn Wearmouth (Monk) Wednesbury Weedon | Weeford 1 24 1 ! Weeping Cross Weeping Cross Weeping Cross Weeping Cross Weighton We Ul on i Wei ford !W r elford jWelham j Welles borough iWellc-burne Hasting 2G5J [Welling County Wilts Dist. M.D Sat. 91 1 Pa. 125 96 Glouc. 108 Hants \ 60 Sussex, 34 K.urnb 314 Bucks Lane. Sussex War it ■bom. Hunt Sussex\ Herts Salop 0x071 Kent Korf. Herts Bucks Z.% o Wed 185 54 Sat. 9i 7 '77 85 47 455 373 304 309 24 265 95 92 153 81 50 H 142 45 27 95 91 26 46 - U«3 I308 Sat. Tue. Sat. Wed Durh. j — - I267 — J264 Durh. .2^9 Staff. 1124 N.amp 66 Staff. |,I 5 Staff, j 13 I Oxon Staff. Salop York. N.amp\ 83 Berks \ 6| 73 140 188 N.amp Leic, Kent War-w Kent I Fri. Wed 79 347 48 -59 566 170 »9 55i 5 2 9 479 z8o 5*3 483 5H zzl 296 299 322 248 284 266 5^7 363 150 260 J4l6 12 260 3 Index to the Direct Roads from London. Place. Wellingboro' Wellingham Wellington -by Bath -by Wincaunton Wellington Wellow Walls Wells ■by Bath •by Trowbridge -by Warminster Welsh Pool -by Ludlow — by Shrewsbury Welwyn Wem Wembley Green Wendover Wennington Wensley Wentworth Weobley Wergs West Auckland West Dean West Hope West Street Westborn Gre«n Westbury Westbury Westbury Westbury Westbury Westcrham Western Tap- house Westlinton -by Manchester -by Worksop Weston Weston Weston Weston Weston Coyney Weston under Lizard Weston under Wood Weston super Mare Westoning Westwell County N.amp Norf. Som. Salop Nott. Norf. Som. Mont. Berts Salop Midd, Bucks Essex York. York. Here/. Staff. Durh. Sussex Here/. Kent M'idd. Butks Glouc. Glotic. mits Som. Kent Corn. Cumb. Devon Heref. Hunt. Line. Staff Staff. Derb. Som. Bed/. Kent Dist. 68 4 IOI 2 163 o 151 5 150 o '36 5 118 7 J 23 7 123 c 1 20 1/7 7 179 25 ■ 6 6 35 3 14 1 238 16 5 146 '34 -49 5* '43 71 M.DlPa.l Wed Th. Th. Sat. W.S Mo. Th. Th. 1 61 122 1 12 99 124 21 240 5 312 3 309 1 218 3 117 1 67 1 101 o 145 6 l 34 131 4 41 1 eo 6 373 ( 5*51 140' 112 23! 343 5-5 r 39 150 ■i 246J 268 343 272 274 247 560 429 399 2' 1 231 43 5 33 223 Wed 274 260 1 $9 209 128 126 23 92 3 35 159 1 ic 1 96 344 522 3 74 3ii 376 177 \6 Place. Wetherby — by Hatfield and Worksop — by Ware and Worksop Weybridge Weyhill Weymouth Whalley Whatley Wheatley Whetstone Whip's Cross Whiston Whitburn Whitby Whitchurch Whitchurch Whitchurch — by Newport — by Shrewsbury Whitcomb Whitcomb (Lit. White Lacking- ton — by Wincaun- ton — by Yeovil Whitehaven — by Kendal — ' y the Lev en Sands — by L ~h erst 'one Whitesmith Green Whitney Whitstable Whittingham Whittington — by Henley — by High Wy- combe Whittlesea — by Ripton — by Warboys Whitwell Inn Wibaston WichnorBridges Wick Wick Street Wickford Wickham Wickham Market County York. Surry Hants Dorset Lane. Som. Oxon Midd. Midd. York. Wilts York. Bucks Hants Salop Glouc Glouc Som. Cumb. Sussex Heref. Kent Numb Wore Camb. York. Bedf. Staff. Glouc Sussex: Dist. \M.D\Pa, Th. *9$ 5 189 7 20 1 66 6 127 6 212 c 107 5 48 3 9 o 5 157 7 100 242 45 56 T. F. Sat. Fri. Fri. 161 180 100 2 96 2 '32 7 l 34 5 3i7 ^ 301 3 303 7 48 4 152 1 60 o 304 1 112 3 109 o rue 3£2 44* 183 1 00 84 415 125 192 279 516 399 125 495 247 55 312 272 172 205 101 1 19 420 422 421 5° 220 4 4^7 76 76 207 3 53 125 106 C3 5 Essex I 28 7 Ha/its 69 O Stiff. [ 81 6 1 54 7 5* 486 486 484 366 320 i77 34 557 8* Index to the Direct Roads from London. Place. County Dist. M.D, Pa. \ Place. County Dist. M.D Pa. Wickwar Glouc. 1116 Mo. 1S6J Winslow Bucks . — Tue. Wigan Lane. 200 3 M. F 395 — by Uxbridge - | 5o 7 __ -47 Wight, the Isle 1 — by Watford — 1 49 2 — 260 of Hants 77! W'inster Derb. U52 2 Sat. 39* Wighton Norf. 115 6- 525 Winterborne Dorset 1 24 6 86 Wigs ton Leic. v4 — 34- Winterborne | Wigton Cumb. 306 1 Tue. 4*3 Abbas Dorset 124 4 59 Willenhall Staff. 120 3 3'6 Winterborne Willenhall Warm 89 5 299 W'hitchurch Dorset 108 f 5*5 Wiilersley Here/. 149 220 Winterford Wore. 122 4 -5- Willingdon Sussex 60 2 26 Winterslow Willi ngham Suff. 106 4 55 1 Hutt Wilts VVilloughby Warm 77 3 296 — by Andover — 74 3 — 55 Willshempstead Bed/. 46 7 393 — by Stockbridge — 74 — 67 Wilmington Dei' on 153 59 W r irks\vorth Derb. 139 4 Tue. J*C Wiimsiow Cheth. i 74 1 39* Wis beach Camb. 90 5 Sat. 511 Wilnecote If'ariv 114 1 283 Wishaw Wariv 108 2 *99 Wilton (tilts 84 4 107 \V:stow York. 179 6 51 s Wily Wilts 87 7 100 Witham Essex 37 3 Tue. 53« Wimbledon — by Putney Surry 7 128 W r itham Com- mon Line. 101 • 1 - 34i — by JJ'atidsiuorth — 7 1 — 128 Witherley Leic. 1C7 4 &3 — by Battersea Witley Suny 36 7 33 Bridge — 7 5 — 124 Witley (Great) H ore. 122 -:-j Wimborn Witney Ox«n — Th. Minster Dorset — Fri. — by Henley — 69 1 — rSi — by Romsey and — by Wycombe 65 6 — ">f Ringivood — IOJ — io6| Wittering N.amp 86 O , i - J4i — by Salisbury — 103 2 — 90 Witton le Weai Durh. 353 4 45; — by Winchester Wiveliscombe Som. — Tue. and Southamp- 1 — byBridgeivattr — 154 • — x3c ton — 107 2 — 75; — by Taunton — 155 2 — iSc Wincaunton Som. — Wed j Wilelsfield Sussex 40 7 47 — by Andover — 108 3 — ICl' Wivenhoe Essex 55 54< — by Salisbury — in 6 — 1 22 Woburn Bed/. 4- 5 Fri. 27S Winchcombe Glouc. 94 6 Sat. "5 Wolcot Som. J 57 7 '3<= Winchelsea. Sussex — Sat. Wold Newton Line. 154 2 ±1 $ 49'- — by Highgate — 65 7 — 20 Wollaston Njzmp 64 4 373 —by Silver Hill — 67 2 — 561 Wolseley Bridge Staff. — Winchester Hants — W.S. — by Athtrstone — »?4 5 — l*i —by Bagshot & — by Coventry — 128 7 — 30C Farnham — 65 2 — 71 Wolsingham,^' — by Basingstoke — 62 3 — 87 Hatfield and Windiey G r een Staff. HO c 3iS Workiop Durh. 260 2 Tue. 44: Windsor (New) Berks — Sat. Woiveihamp- — by Egham — 22 7 — .46 ton Staff. — W r ed — by Slough — 21 5 — •43 — %y Birmingha m — 123 3 — }6t Windsor (Old) Berks 20 1 146 — by Walsall — 123 3*< Windwhistle Som. '35 6 , 1 108 — by Castle Winforton Here/. l 5° | 220 Bromivich — 123 — 3»< Wingham Kent 62 1 »5 iWolviston . Dl^h. 242 2 48: Winkfield Berks 28 2 ,44 \ Wonastow ' Monm 131 6- i 9l Winkfield Plair [Berks 25 7 143 j Wonton 1 Devon ,199 4 TO-, VVinkhill •.Staff. 149 c 3*7 Wood Giecn \Midd. 43< Index to the Direct Roads from London. Place. Woodbridge Wood cote Woodford Woodford Bridge Woodford Well Wood ham Wood side Ferry Woodstock -by Henley — by Wycombe Woodthorpe Woodyates Inn Wookey Wooler Woolhampton Woolmer Green Woolvercot Woolwich Woonton Woore Wootton (South) Worcester — by Maidenhead and Henley — by Uxbr'idge Sf High Wycombe Workington Worksop — by Hatfield Wormesley Wormhill Worm ley Worsborough •by Rotherham —by Sheffield VVorstead Worth Worthing •by Steyning — by the new Road Worting Worton Wotton Wotton Basset Wotton under Edge Wotton Waven Wragby Wragby Wrantage County Suff. Salop Essex Essex Essex Durh. Chesh Oxon Derb, Dorset Som N.umb Berks Herts Oxon Kent Here/. Salop Norf. Wore. Dist. 77 < 137 i 9 9 244 206 o M.D Wed Cumb. Nott. Here/. Devon Herts York. Norf. Surry Sussex Hants Wilts Glouc. Wilts Glouc. Wariv York. Line. Som. 66 62 !53 9 1 122 316 49 27 60 8 i 4 8 161 108 7 114 6 in 311 '4 6 5 142 7 186 5 14 6 169 7 174 J 124 f 29 3 59 2 86 5 107 100 «77 133 138 Tue. Pa. 547 JH 516 5.6 45' 394 *5- 21 1 47* 5 6 126 rh. 468 *35 343 '5- 9 = '.5 **7 S'2 Fri. W.F &S. Wed Wed Sat. Fri, Fri. Th. »5« an 419 34S -17 99 443 399 384 544 563 49 49 55 *77 196 iSS 188 407 502 1 1 1 I Place. Wraxhall ! Wrentham i Wrexham ! Wrinehill Wrotham jWrotham Heath j Wrottesley Park Wrox hall Wroxham Wrox ton — by Uxbr'idge — by Watford Wych Cross Wycombe (High) Wycombe (West) Wye Wykeham Wymondham Wythburn Chapel Yardley Yarm Yarmouth — by Bury — by Ipswich & Beccles — by Ipswich & Lowestoft Yarmouth Yarnfield Yatch Yaxley Yazor Yealmpton Yeldham (Great) Yeovil — by Bruton — by Shaftesbury York, by Ware York Gate Yoxford Zealla County Wilts Suff. Denb. Staff. Kent Kent Staff. Warw Norf. Oxon Sussex Bucks Bucks Kent York. Norf. Cumb. War it York. Norf I.Wht Som. Chesh. Hunt. Heref. Devon Essex Som. York. hrk. Suff. Corn. Dist. ioo 6 105 f 189 5 156 1 23 7 2 5 7 135 6 102 o 1 19 6 78 6 75 6 33 4 28 7 Fri M.D VI. T Tue. 3i 55 227 99 284 o 106 234 127 7 123 104 186 73 143 212 50 5 126 121 2^5 93 253 3 Fri. Th. Sat. Fri. TTh SfS. . r *> M ►J Pi O Angle\ea. Beaumaris. L.S. Caernarvon- shire. Caernarvon, or Conway. L.S. Merionethshire. Bala, or Dolgelli. L.S. s are respectively held. Z* o u w PS 5 « g CO CO CO L« 3 8 **« ^■o 50 J5 1 * 5 - § a 9 tj * CQ *s Pi <3 C3 ftj £>fcjP c W3 CO* • . >*^ C CO £ CO M Is^il ill 13 il Is 1* THE JUDGES. ' Lent and Summer Assize PS W g H EC U co co ^ -3 CO CO |o ^s §£ r* $ £ § O 5= Pi a w Hants. Winchester. L.S. Wilts. New Sarum. L.S. Dorsetshire. Dorchester. L.S. Devonshire and Exeter City. Exeter. L.S. Cornwall. Launceston. L. Bodmin. S. Somersetshire, Taunton. L. Bridgewater. Wells. S. alternate. Bristol City. Bristol. S. CIRCUITS OF ote the Places at which tht z PS w H O z Yorkshire and City. York. L.S. Durham. Durham. S. Newcastle, County and Town. Newcastle. S. Cumberland. Carlisle. S. Westmorland. Appleby. S. Lancashire. Lancaster. L.S. M O PC PS o z Bucks. Aylesbury. L. Buckingham. 8. Bedfordshire. Bedford. L.S. Huntingdon- shire. Huntingdon. L.S. Cambridgeshire. Cambridge. L.S. Isle of Ely. Ely. L.S. Norfolk. Thetford. L. Norwich. S. Suffolk. Bury St. Ed- munds. L.S. ■a 2 s z H •< Northampton- shire. N.ampton. L.S. Rutlandshire. Oakham. L.S. Lincolnshire and City. Lincoln. L. S. Nottinghamsh. and Town. Nottingham. L.S. Derbyshire. Derby. L.S. Leicestershire § Borough. Leicester. L.S. Warwickshire &c Con/entry. Coventry, Warwick. L.S. § 2 8 Berkshire. Reading. L. Abinsjdon. S. Oxon. Oxford. L.S. Worcestershire and City. Worcester. L.S. Staffordshire. Stafford. L.S. Salop. Shrewsbury. L.S. Herefordshire. Hereford. L. S. Monmouthshire. Monmouth. L. S. Gloucestershire and City. Gloucester. L. S. s o a: Hertfordshire. Hertford. L.S. FA sex. Chelmsford. L.S. Kent. Maidstone. L.S. Sussex. Horsham. Lewes. S. Surrey. Kingston. L. Guildford. Croydon. S. alternate. TABLES, shewing the immediate Route from the Metropolis to upwards of 9,000 Places lying off from the Main Roads throughout England and Wales. The following Tables are intended to shew the immediate Route from the Metro- polis to those places which, lying off from the Main Road, could not be described in the body of the work. References are added shewing the Route to be taken by the Traveller, as also the place on the road nearest to that which is sought* EXAMPLE : — Suppose you want the Road from London to AbbenhaU, — refer for that place in this Table, and you will find it described 2 mis. I (2 miles to the left) of Longhope, which place, as arranged in the next column, will be found in page 196, and your Route will therefore be directed through Uxbridge, Beaconsheld, High Wycombe, Oxford, Witney, Northleach, Cheltenham, and Gloucester, to Longhope, where, as expressed in the Table, you turn to the left, and at about the distance of 2 miles is situate AbbenhaU. Note. In selecting the roads to which the references are made, we have con- sidered it an accommodation to select those (when it could be done) on which stage- coaches travel — it may also be proper to observe that where the traveller may re- quire to be forwarded by Post chaise, he must oftentimes stop short of our refer- ence, or otherwise proceed to the next stage beyond it — as in the above example, he must either stop at Gloucester, or proceed to Ross, the next stage from Gloucester. The direction r and I are not to be understood always to mean directly right and left of the places referred to, but right and left of the road on which you are travel- ling, as the places sought will in many instances lie forward, or obliquely, of tha reference, in a direction thus, in such case, we have signified the same by adding an o to the letters r and J.— Thus r. o. right oblique, I o. left ob- lique. ABB to ACK ACK tO AIN Pa $::?r- <*»»• i Places referred to & Parishes, Town- „ ij | Placet rtferrtd to 1 351 in the Itineraiy. _B. S 1 in tht Itinerary. 1. Went Bridge.. A AckworthHigli York.w AbbenhaU Glonc. ',' 1. Longhope.... 1CJ6 Acle Norf ... 104 r. Norwich 640 Abberley....... Wore... Abberton do...... l 6 r. Hundred Ho. r. Pershore 155 Acomb York .e . Acornbury ....Heref... it 1. York 47t) 215 r. Cross in Hand. Abberton Essex.. 3 4 6 r. Colchester.... l.o. Wiucaunton I. Wigton 530 101 413 Acryse ..:..... Kent ... Acton, Round. Salop... Acton York.«' i 6 5 8 252 387 r. o. Bridgenorth r. Wakefield Abbey Quarter. Cnmb.. 2} 2 5 r. Andover r.o. Bideford... r. Rudgeley — 65 113 300 Acton.... Suff .... Acton Beauch.. Wore. . Acton Burnell. Salop .. Acton TrusseL. Stafford 3 5 5 r. o. Sudbury.... 643 211 232 Abbostham Devon. AbbotaBromlv. Staff... 1. Atcham Abbots Bicking Devon. 7 I. Holsworthy.. 117 2* 1. Weeping Cross 284 Abbotsbury.... Dorset. !> r. Winterborne, . 3 Acton Turville.GIouc . 4 r. Marshfield .... 177 Abbots Kertw.. Devoi.. * 1. o. 2 Mile Oak Adbaston.. Staff.. . 3 '. Croxton 2d7 AbbotsLangley Hertf.. 2 r.KingsLanglo 250 Adderbury.W.Oxf... . 1 1. Adderbury .... 248 Abbots Leigh.. Somer. 3} l.o. Bristol i55 Adderley....... Salop .. r. Ternhill 312 Abbotsley Hunt... 4 r.Temsford 30r> Addingham ...Cumb. . 7 r. Penrith 336 Abdon ., Salop.. 10 r. o. LudJow.... 240 Addington .... Bucks . u 1. o. Winslow.... 200 Aberdare ...... Glam.. 4 J.MerthyrTidvil 180 Addington .... Surry. . 3 1. Croydon /.Wrothara Heath 35 Aberdaron Caern.. 30 /.AberglaslynB. 243 Addington ....Kent... 1* 11 Aberddow .... Radn .. 4 1. Builih... 924 Addingt. Mag. N.ham. 3 r.Irthlingboro'... m Abererch Caern.. In J.Aberglaslyn B. V43 Addingt.Parva. do 2 r. do Abereskir Breckn 2 r. o. Brecon.... 200 Addlestrop Glouc. . 5 i. o. Chipping N. 155 Aberfraw Angle.. M 1. Langefni ..... m 203 Addlethorpe .. Lincoln 10 >•. Sjailsby 407 Abernant Caerm. 4 r. Caermarthen Adforton. Heref. . 5 ,-. Kingsland 212 Aberporth Cardig. 3 r. Pantgwvn.... 208 Adisham Kent.. . H -. Branding 15 Aberystwfth. .. Monm. 1. Abergavenny 1QQ Adlington Lane... ^.NightingaleMo. 1. o. Macclesfield 331 Abinger Surry.. 3! r. Dorking 43 Adlington Chest... 4 328 Abington N.ham. n r. Northampton "80 Ai block .Bucks. . 2 r. o. Winslow.... 4200 Abingiou Camb .. 2 I. Kneeswortb.. 144 Advent Corn.. . h r. Jamaica Inn . . 03 Abington Mag. do .". 1. o. Linton 534 Adwell Oxf 1 1. o. Postcomb... m Abington Parv. do...... 4 /. do 534 3Q5 Sqft Adwicke le St. York.w Adw.onDearn.do. n.. Aft Piddle...,. Dorset.. 4 7 3 r. Doncaster 1, Do 3ol 351 r. Ashton Ablhorpe N.ham. 3 1. o. Piddletown. ^ Acaster Mai bis. York.e. 4 47b' 470* Agnes, St Corn.... Aighton Lane.... (1 r. Truro OS AcastcrSelby.. do 7 r. Barskton 10 r. Preston 331 Acrington, new Lane... 1 f.OldAccrhigton 415 Achurch N.ham. 3 l.o. Thrapston.. r.SpittleBri.Inn r. Yarm 41? pie York.n Amstable Cnmb . 2 1. North Allerton 448 Aeklam York.e. 5 484 4 r. High Hesket.. 33j Acklam. do. n... 5 483 Aintree Lane. .. 5 r. Liverpool 304 Acklington .... N.ham. 3 r. Fclton Bridge 452 Ainsford ...... Somer.. i 1. Aiosford Inn.. 14^1 s] AIR tO ALL Parishes, $e Counties. mU Reference to Kin- fag |4da 4yi 493 483 488 35.5 38 136 -31 Airter.... Aislaby . . Aislaby . . Aisleby . . Aistrope... .. York.w ..do. n. r. ..do .. Durh.. , Line Akebar lork.n Akelev Bucks. Albourn Sussex. Albourae Wilts.. Albrighton — Salop.. Alburgh Norf... Albury Oxf.. Albury Herts.. Albury Surry., Alby Norf... All Cannings ..Wilts.. Alcester Warw. Aldborough or Aldburgh.... Suffolk Aid borough .... York.ii; Aldborough Norf'.. Aldbury Herts.. Aldeby Norf... Aide '^am Herts Aide, ii v Salop.. AlderDury Wilts.. Alderford Norf.... Alderley Chesh. Alderley do Alderley Glouc. Aldermaston . . . Berks. Aldershott Hants. Alderton Wilts.. Aklerton N.ham. Alderton Suff.... Aldcrton Glouc. Alderwasle Derby. Aldford Chester A Wham Essex.. Aldham Suff.... Aldingbourne.. Sussex. Aldingham .... Lane .. Aldington Kent.... AMridge Staff.... Aldringham ...Suffolk. Alrtstone Moor, Cumb.. Aldsworth Glouc Aldwinkle All, N.ham. AldwinkleSt.F. do Aldworth Berks.. Aleiston Sussex. Alfold Surry.. Alford Line... A Wrick Wore... Alfriston Sussex. Algarkirk Liuc... Alkerton Oxf.... Alkham Kent... Alkington Glouc. Alkrington Lane... Allensmoor Heref.. Allen , St Cornw. Allenton,orAI- wineton N.hum. AUer Somer. Allerston York.n Allerthorpe.... do. e. r. Allerton Lane... AllertoH York.ry AllertonChapel Somer. Alerton Manle. verer York.tf Allerton bywa. do Allestry Derby. Ailexton Leices. Allhallows ....Cumb.. Allhallows Kent... Allington Wilu... Allington Line... Allington Dorset. Allington Kent... Allington, East. Devon. Allington,Weit do r. Gargrave .... I. Sleights /. Pickering I. Eaglescliffe ... /. Midge Ihh — I. Leming r. Buckingham. ^.Woodmancote. r. Hungerford .. r. Boningale .... I. Wortwell r. Hut ;•. Rraughin .... I. Merrow r. o. Aylsham... I. West Kennet.. I. Stratford r. Farnham 547 r.Boroughbridge 352 r. o. ltteringham 53i r.o.NorthChurch £5y r.o. Gillingham .1550 r. Bushy ........1259 I. Montford. |232 ^.Salisbury 55 Norwich '540 Chelford 1303 r. Do 303 l.o. Tetbury 174 I. Woolb.ampton.ll35 l.o. Farnboro'... 71 /. Luckington...|l75 r.o. Potterspury.j296 Woodbridge.. 547 155 390 312 5.% 557 33 481 12 271 547 335 195 .412 412 184 36 33 497 211 3*5 tl 7 185 328 215 63 46a 111 485 493 304 387 139 448 400 324 380 418 3 55 347 s 96 180 I. Broadway. Wirkswortb... I. Handley " Marks Tey.... Hadleigh /. Chichester.... I. Ulverstone.... MershamHatch . Walsall r. Benhall r.Penrith i.o. Burford l.o. Thrapstoue . l.o. Thrapstone . r. Pangbourn ... I. Lewes I, Chidingfold .. r.o. Dalby Broad was Lewes r. Sntterton...... l.o. Wroxton.... Lydclen Im. Stroud Manchester... l. Callow r.o. St. Michael. I. Rothbury .... r. jbangport J.e.Yertinghamb. Pocklington.. I. Knotty Ash... r.o. Leeds r. WeUs r.o. Walshford. Denholm Gate Derby , Uppingham l.o. Irebv /. Strood. r.Winterslow-hut l.o. Gunner by... r. Bridport I. Maidstone .... I. Lu^kbridge... r. Kingsbridge.. ALL tO ANT Parishes, »e Counties lmlt Reference to /fin, pag AJIithwaite, Lower Allithwaite, Upper Allonby Allondale Allostock AllwaJton Allwoodley... Almely Aimer Almundsbury.. Alne Alne Great Alnbam Alnmouth Alpharastoue .. Alplieton Alpington Alpranam AJresford...... Alrewas Alsager Alston Alstonefield ... Altcar Alternon Altham Althorpe Altofts Alton Barnes.. Alton Pancras. Alton Priors... Altringbam.... Alvauley Alvechurch.... Alveley Alverdiscott ... Alverscott Alverstoke .... Alverthorpe.... Alveston Alvestou Alveton Alvingbam .... Alwington .... Amberley Amberley Ambleston .... Ambrosden ... Amcotts Amestrey Anrington Amlwich Ampney,St.M. Ampney, St. p. Ampney Down Amotherby,... Ampleforth... Araport , Ampton Ancaster Anderby Anderson Anderton Andrews, St... Angersleigh ... Angle Anglezark Angmering.... AngramGrang. Annesley Ansley Anstey Anstey, East .. Anstey, West.. Anston,N.&S. Ansty Austy Ansty Anthony, St... Anthony, St... Anthorn Lane... 1 X Carter Gr 420 do , Cumb., N.hum Chester Hunt.. York.u Heref.. Dorset. Glouc. York.n Warw. N.hHm, do Essex.. Suffolk. Norfolk Chester Essex.. Stafford Chester Lane.. Stafford Lane... Cornw. Lane. Line. York.*; Wilts... Dorset. Wilts... Chester Chester Wore... Salop .. Devon. Oxford. Hants.. York.t# Warw.. Glouc. Stafford Lincoln Devon. Snssex.. Heref.. Perab.. Oxford. Lincoln Heref.. Warw.. Angle. Glouc. do do York.n do. n. r. Hants.. Suffolk. Lincoln do Dorset. Chester Glam.. Somer.. Pemb.. Lane... Sussex.. York.n Nott.... Warw.. Herts.. Devon. do York.f/' Leic... Wilts... Warw.. Cornw. do Cumb... 2 r. Cartmel , 8 \r. Cockermouth 10 r. Haltwhbtle... 4 r. Middlewich.. i \r. Kates Cabin., 21 r. Cockridge.... 3 \r. Willersley.... 5H. Blandford.... 3 1r.C0mpt0nGr.fi 6h l.o. Shipton 3 /.Wooton Waven 8 I. Rothbnry .... 5 ,r. Alnwick 2 W. Catley Cross. 1 /. Alpheton Tye 5 r. Newton 1 If*. Highway Side 5 I. Colchester.... 5i r. Lichfield 2 I. Talk 4 2 6 1 2i 10 4 4 7 4 7 r. Preston .... I. New Inn .. l.o. Ormskirk .. r.Five Lanes lun. r.OldAccrington r. Thorn r. Wakefield... /. West Kennet. r. Dorchester.. I. West KeuneK. r. Knutsford.... r. Chester , r. Bromsgrove., /. Bridgenorth ., /. Barnstaple.... r. Faringdon.... r. Gosport /. Wakefield .... r. Stratford r.ComptonGr. fi r. Beamhurst ... r.o. Louth l.o. Bideford.... I. Bury r. Hereford Haverford W t I. Blackthorn H. r. Thorn .... r. Kingsland r. Glascote... r. Llangefni . r.AmpneyCrucis r.o. Foulton .... I. do 2i I. NewMalton.. 2 I. Oswaldkirk... 44 r.o. Andover 4| /. Bury St. Edm. 4 J.SilkWilloughby Dalby I. Blandford .... Northwich.... I. Cardiff I. Taunton r.o. Pembroke.. r.Nightingale H. l.o. Arundel .... r. Tbormanby .. I. Newstead .... /. Atherstone.... r.o. Hare Street. Ash Mill .... r. Ash Mill .... l.o. Worksop.... l.o. Leicester — Wardour .... r. Coventry .... I. Helstone.... T.o. Plymouth I. Carlisle .... & S] ANT tO ASH Pariihtt, *c... . Counties Antingham Norfolk Amvick Line... Apley Line... Applebv Line. .. Appleby.Great Leic... Appledram Sussex.. Appleford Berks.. Appleshaw Hants.. Appleton Berks.. Appletonin St. York.w AppletonleMcdo Appleton do Appleton Uoeb.do. e. .. Appletreewick do.w.. Arborneld .... Berks. Archdeacon, N. Durh.. Ardingiey Sussex. Ardington .... Berks.. Ardley Oxf.... Ardsley, West.York.w; Ardsley ,do Argam York.e. Areiy, King's.. Wore... Arkengarthd.. York.n Arkendale ....do. w. Arkesdon Essex. Arkholin Lane... Arksey.Bently York.«> Arlecdon Cumb. Arley Warw. Arley, Over... Staff.... Arlingham Glouc. Arlington Sussex. Arlington Devon. Arlington Glouc. Arlsey Bedf.. Armitage Staff.... Armley York.w Armeringhall .Norf.. Armthorpe .... York.a> Armyn do Arne Dorset. Arnesby Leic... Arnold Nott.... Arreton I.ofW. Arrow Warw. Arthinton York.w. Arthingworth . N.ham. Arvans, St Monm. Asby, Great... Westm, Ascott Oxf...., Ascot do... Ascough York.Ti As enby. York.n Asfordby Leic... Asgarby Line... Asgarby do Ash Priors Somer.. Ash Surry... A sb Durh.. Ashamstead.... Berks.. Ashbocking.... Suffolk. Ash Brittle.... Somer.. Ashburnham .. Sussex.. Ashbury Devon. Ashbury Berks, Ash J>y Norf... ^y Line... Ash by do Ashby rt Ashby, West;., do"'.'.;; Ashby .Lj nc Ashby Folvilledo. ."." AshhyPueror...do Ashby Legers.. N.ham! Ashby Cold.... do Ashby Magna . Leic... Asby Parva....do Ashcombe Devon Ashdon Essex.. Asheldham do Ashelworth. . . . Glouc. . Aghen Essex.. Refe, ■ to Itin. . /. N. Walsham. r. Sleaford r. Lincoln I. o. Gianford B I. Snareston.... r. o. Chichester, r. o. Bright well r.o.Andover..., r. Tubney , I. New Malton., I. Pickering r. Street Houses. r. Do r. Addingham .. I. o. Oakingham, I. Darlington..., I. Hand Cross... I. Wantage r. o. Bicester.... r. Barnsley r. Barnsley I. Bridlington... r. Holt Heath... r. Redmire I. o. Wetherby.. I. Newport r. Carnforth Doncaster.... r. Whiteheaven. r. Coleshill I. Kidderminster I. o.Stroud r. Swines Hill... r. Barnstaple ... Fairford o. Baldock.... r. Longdon I. Leeds r. Norwich r. Doncaster.... r. Snaitb i.o. Wareham... r. Nth.Kilworth Red Hill I. Newport I. o. Stratford.., r. o. Cookridge r. o. Kelmarsh.. r. Chepstow.... I. Appleby r. Burford r. Shillingford.. I. Leming r. o. Dish forth.. I. Melton Mowb. r. Horncastle.... r. Sleaford r. Staplegrove... r. Farnham Durham o. Pangbourn. r. Claydon I. Milverton r. Battel r. Okehampton.. I. o. Wantage... Norwich r.o. Sleaford.... r. Ravendale.... Spilsby o. Horncastle. Ravendale.... I. Brigg r. Horncastle.... I. o. Daventry... I. o. Thornby.... '. Lutterworth.. '. o. Do . Haldon Hill.. r.o.SaffronWald. S. minster... r. o. Glocester.. Ridgewell.... 3iy 33 169 55 171 495 495 476 410 140 451 40 169 270 384 384 506 239 429 352 519 332 351 421 299 252 185 26 113 172 344 300 387 540 351 515 106 £80 383 77 227 410 323 210 356 195 152 355 448 380 503 ASH tO AST [6 Parishes, $c Counties, mis Ashendon Bucks. Ashfield Suffolk. Ashneld do Ashforrt Devon. Ashfonl Derby. Ashford Middx. Ashford, Carb. Salop... Ash Hill Somer. Ashill Norf.... Ashington Somer. Ashingdon Essex.. Ashley Camb.. Ashley N.ham. Ashley Wilts.. Ashley Hants.. Ashley.., Chester Ashley Stafford AshleyH.Ham. Derby. Ashmansworth Hants.. Ashmore Dorset. Ashow Warw.. Asliover Derby. Asholt... Somer.. Ashperington . Devon. Ashperton Heref.. Ashreigney.... Devon. Ashton Lane... Ashton N.ham. Ashton Devon. Ashton N.ham. Ashton Chester Ashton Under. Glouc. Ashton in M.fi. Lane... AshtonKeyness Witts.. Ashton Long... Somer, Ashton on Mer- sey Chester Ashton Steeple. Wilts. Asbtirst Sussex Ashurst Kent.. Ashwater Devon. Ashwell Rutl.. Ashwell Herts.. AshwellThorp. Norf.. Ashwick Somer.. Ashwickin Norf.. Ashworth Lane... Askam Brvau. York.e. AskamRicharddo Askerswell .... Dorset. Askham Nott... Askham Westm. Aske York.n Aslacton Norf Aspal Suffolk. AspallStonham do Aspatria Comb. Aspenden Herts.. Apsley Guise.. Bedf... Astley..., Lane... Aspnll do Asselby York... Assington Suffolk. Astall Oxford. Asterby Line. Astley Warw.. Astley Wore. Astley Abbots. Salop... Aston Heref. Aston York.w AstonBotterhill Salop... Aston Hertf.. Aston & Coat.. Oxford Aston Eyre .... Salop... Aston Abbots.. Bucks.. Aston Warw. Aston Blank... Glouc. Aston Cantlow. Warw.. AstonuponCarr Glouc. AstonFlamville Leic. . . Aston Ingram.. Heref. Aston in Walls. N.ham. Aston Chester Reference to Itin, I. Waddeston..... r. lxworth r.LittleStonham r. Barnestaple .. r. Hurdlow I. Bedfont Ashford Ro"k House.. r.o. Hillborongh r. Yeovil I. Rochford r. Newmarket . . Rockingham.. /. Tetbury /. Stockbridge .. r. Knutstbni..... r. o. Broughton.. /. Wirksworth... r. Whitchurch .. I. Shaftesbury... r. Warwick r. Matlock Bridge water.. /. Totness r. Torrington... r. North Tawton l.o. Got gate r.o. Onndle r. 0. Shillingford /. StokeGolding. I. Manchester .. I. Bengeworth. /. Ashton r. 0. Cricklade. /. Bristol Manchester. Littleton.... I. West Grinsted r. Tonbridge W. r. Launceaton.., r.o. Oakham... r.o. Baldock..., Wymondham. /. Chilcompt.Inn r. Lynn I. Rochdale I. Street Houses do r.TravellersRest r. Tuxford Thrimby.... l.o. CatterickBr. Wacton r.Little Stonham r.CreetingAllSts Cockermouth Buntingford,. r. 0. Woburn.... Newton I. Bolton Howden 527 Neyland p 5 2 r. Burford.. I. Louth.... r. Coventry r. Hundr.Hs.Inn r. Bridgenorth.. I. Ludlow r. Sheffield I. Bridgenorth .. r. Broadwater.. I. Witney I. 0. Wt. Felton.. Whitchurch... I. Birmingham.. Northleach... J.WottonWaven r. Tewkesbury.. r. Bur bach r. Lea Banbury I. Stretton.. m 270 544 539 113 375 51 239 111 524 108 557 519 380 '11 303 287 390 55 107 308 370 12Q 96 219 117 332 397 91 CHu 328 211 395 175 159 344 520 139 524 420 476 476 59 J 80 S35 355 539 539 539 419 444 279 395 331 309 n . ParisKct, frc.... Aston North... Aston Rowant. Aston onTrent. Aston £ and ford Aston Somerv. Aston Steeple.. Aston Tirrold.. Astwick, ....,, Astwith Astwood Aswardby .... A than, St Athelhampston Atherton Atherington. .. Atbelington.... Atlow.. Atterby ,.. Attercfiff Attlebridgc... Atwick Aubonrn , Auckland Bish. Auckl.St.And, Audlem Audley Aughton Ankborough... Aunsby Austerneld Aoatrey Austonlaud.... Authorpe. Aveley. .'. Avenbury Avening Avebury Averham Aveton Gilford Avington Avington Avon. Dasset.. Awliscombe.... Awre Axmouih Aylesbeare..... Aylesford...... Ayleston..;.... Aylemerton. .. Aylton.. Aymestry AyotSt. Lawr. Ayot St.Pcter's Aysgarth Ayston Ayton,West.... Azerley AST to BAD . Counties mil Reference to Ihn. Oxford. do Derby.. Bucks. Glooc. Oxford. Berks. . Bedf. .. York.w Bucks. Lincoln Glam .. Dorset. Lane. . . Devon Suffolk. Derby.. Lincoln York.w Norfolk York.e. Lincoln Durh... do Chester Stafford York.e. Lincoln Lincoln York.w Warw. York.w Lincoln Essex... Heref... Glouc. Wilts... Nott. .. Devon. Berks.. Hants.. Warw. Devon. Glouc. Devon. Devon, Kent... Leic... Norf. .. Heref... do Herts. . do. , York, n Rutl. .. York.» dq.w... . Aynhoc ,248 \ Postcomb 1 192 Z.Shardlow 324 r. Thame 273 155 270 J6u 344 410 l&O 56 Lo. Broadway... r.o. Bicester Lo. Wallingford. l.o. Baldock.... r.o. Otley r.Newpt. Pagnel l.o. SpiUby I. Cowbridge.... I. Piddletown... r. Newton '395 Z. Barnstaple.... 113 BrockfordStr. 539 327 Ashburn, r,'a. Spittal Inn.. r. Sheffield Z. Norwich...... r. Brand»burton I. Green Man... I. Rashyford.... Z. Woodham.... /. Woore l.o. Chesterton.. r.Wilberfoss.... Q Z. Barton 3 Z. Aswerby r. Bawtry |480 r. Poleswortn...|321 Z. Huddersfield.. 400 r. Burwell ;498 r. Stifford |55g /.Bromyard .....211 /. Minchin H:„ JBD r. Marlbro «5 l.o. Newark 1348 Z. Modbury 96 l.o. Half Way H.,135 r.o. Alersford... 71 r.o. Banbury.... 248 r.o. Honiton....' 59 l.o. Newnham. . . |2(>9 6j I. Axminster.... 59 4 \L Fair Mile Inn. 59 /. Djtton 11 I. Leicester '323 /.Fell Bridge... .'532 /.Wall Hill 219 r. Kingsland 21" /. Codicot |379 /. Welwyn '343 /. Carperby 429 /. Uppingham... 380 /. East Ayton.... 485 Z. Kirby Hill.... 355 Babbington. .. Somer. Babcarv do Babingley Norf... Babraham Carnb.. Babworth Nott.... Backwell '.. Somer., Backwoith.. .. N.hum Baconsthorp .. Norf.., Bacton do. .... Bacton Heref. . Bacton Suffolk. Badby N.ham. Baddesley,Nor Hauts., Baddesley CI... Warw. Baddesley Ens. do Baddiley Chester Baddingham .. Suffolk. Baddow, Little Essex.. Badger Salop... Badginton Glouc. Badgworth — Somer.. Bad g worth.... Glouc. Badley Suffolk. BAD to BAR [8 Pariihtt, Ifc Counties mis I Reference to JKn, . . \pag I. Chilcompt.Tnn 139 I. Lovington....'129 l.o. CastleRising 529 r. Sawston 509 /. East Retford.. 480 7 \l. Bristol 159 6 ,r. Newcastle.... 452 3 r. Holt 530 4 r. N. Walsham.. 3£0 9 ./. treat Birch.. 2W 4 /. Brockford.... 530 2i /. Daventry 290 1* /. Amuhiel I 87 6| r.o. Warwick.... 308 2ij/.o. Atherstonc. 283 2 /. Nantwich 287 6 /. Saxmundham. 547 lir. Boreham 536 3 Z. Boningale 231 24 r. Cirencester... 172 11 r. Wells 130 4 /. CharltonKings 195 3 j/.CreetingAHSis. 539 Baddlesmere .. Kent... Badminton Glouc. . Badsey Wore. . Bads worth York.?/) Badwell Ash.. Suffolk. BagboroughW. Somer.. Bagby York.M Baggmton Warw. Bagthorpe .... Norf. .. Baguley Chester Bigworth Leic... Baildon York.?*) Bailey Lane... Bainbridge.... York.n Bainton do. e. .. Biinton N.ham. Bakewell Derby.. Balcomb Sussex.. Baldersby York.w Balderston Lane... Baldou Marsh. Oxford. Baldon Foot... do Baidron York.w Bale, or Baith- le> Norf... Balidon Derby.. Balk York.H Balliogham.... Heref.. Balu York.tt Balsall Warw. Balsham Camb.. Baltonsbury... Somer.. Bambrough.... N.hum. Bamburg Lincoln Bampton Devon. Hampton Westm. Bangor Card.... Bangor Flint. .. Banham Norf. .. BankNewtowu York.tt' Banningham .. Norf. .. Banstead .Surry... Banwell. ......Som Barbori Westm. Barby N .ham 1'archeston .... Warw. Barcombe Sussex.. Barden York.?t; Barfield Great. Essex. Barfieid Littre.do. ... Barfield Sailing d< Bardney Lincoln Bardsea York Bardwell Suffolk. Barford Norf... Barford Warw. Barford Great. Bedf. ., Barford St.Jn's Oxford Barford Great, do Barham Hunt.., Barham Suffolk, Barholm Lincoln Barkby Leic. . Barkham Berks. Barking Suffolk Barksland York.w Barkston Leic Barkstow Lincoln Bark with, East do. .. Barkwiih,Westdo Barlas-on Stafford Barlavington... Sussex.. Barlborough... Derby.. Baiiby York.e. Barlby Lane... Barling Essex... Barlings Lincoln Barlow York.w Barlow, Great. Derby.. Barlston Leic... Barmer Norf. .. Banning Kent. .. Baimston Durh. .. 3 r. Preston 4 6 r. Marshfield.... 177 1 r. Wickhamfd.B 155 r.o. Red House. 351 4 r. Ixworth 544 b r. Staplegrove... 180 1 r. Stockwell Gr. 477 2 /. Coventry 299 /. Fakenham.... 525 7 2 r. Knutsford.... 303 10 r. Hinckley .283 4 r. Bradford 425 9 r. Preston 1331 1 \l.o. Askrigg 1429 3 Z. Watton 491 3 jr. Wittering '347 6{ ; r.Newhavenlnu Sib 2il. Hand Cross... 40 1 lr. York Gate 355 6 r. Walton leDale 331 1 r. Newnh.Courn li# H 31 r. Do 356 r.o. Greta Bridge 2l'/. Thornage 3 \r. New Inn 530 3?5 2 r. Stockwell Gr. 477 4 r. Harewood.... 215 7 r. Red House... 351 3 r. Meriden 2gt) 3 r.o. Linton 534 3 r.KeyntonMand l'ig 4 r. Belford 455 4 r. Horncastle... 503 7 r. Tiverton 112 4 Lo. Shap Xib 5 Lo. Ridoweu.... 208 IS r. Oswestry 232 5 r. Larlingford... 520 2 /. Gai grave 403 ■ r. Avlsham 531 1 /. CanhatchFarm 30 n /. Puxton 177 8 5 r\" r.o. Daventry... 290 1 4 r. Shipston r. Lewes R r. Addinghatn.. r. Thaxted 410 Ml 532 21 r. do 532 4 /. Braintree 543 7 /. Horncastle.... 503 .3 /. Bramham — 44« 11 Lo. Ixworth 544 7i /. Norwich ..... &40 2*'/. Warwick oll/.o.BeestoiiCross cV] 2§ /. Addcrbury.... 3 3 /.do 2-18 344 /. Alcotibnry.... 1 r. Clavdon...... DW S /. Langtoft r.o. Leicester.... ■Vit 4 3-: 3 21- /. Oakingham... Lo. Claydon 14Q 3 3 /. Ealand -Kiu R r. N ether Broug. :■:!«> 3 r. Grantham — 317 13 r. Lincoln 1:3 13 r.do iha M r. Tittensor 3U0 4 r.o. Petworth... 34 R r. Whittington.. 3!'.4 8 /. Howden .■)--;■ 3 /. LittleMarsden 417 4 Ir.o. Rochford... a.-7 6 r. Lincoln 4Ki 4}jr.o. Snaith :>\j 3 Lo. Ch eslei field 384 8 r. Hinekley .... •-K3 3 r. Docking '-'-;! 8 r. Maidstone — 11 4 r. Darlington... 4Jl 9] BAR tO BAS BAT tO BEE [io ParitJui, tfc Coimtie t Bam^ck N.bam Barnacre Lane. Barnardiston ..Suffolk Barnborougb... York.w Bu nby do. n. Barnby ,,. Suffolk Barnby Nott Barnby on Don York.w Barneby le W. Lincoln Barries Sarry Barnet, East... Herts., Barney Norf... Barnham Suffolk. Earnham Sussex. Barnh. Broome Norf. . Barningham ..do Barningham ..Suffolk Barn ingh tin .. York./« Barninghani T.Norf... BatnolEy le B.Lincoli Barnol iavvick.. York.*/ Barnsley Glouc . . Barnston Essex Barnton Chester BarnwetlallSts. N.ham. Bai nw.St.And. do Barrinyton Somer, Barrington Camb. Barrington,Gr. Glouc. Barrow Lincoln Barrow Derby.. Barrovv Salop.. Barrow Somer Barrow .Suffolk. Barrowby Lincoln Barrowby York.n Barrow North. Somer Barrow Ford . . Lane. . Barrow on Soar Leic. . Barrow, South. Somer, Barrowden Rati.... Barry Glam.. Barsby Leic.... Barsham .Suffolk. Barston Warw.. Barthomley ... Chester Bartlow Catr.br. Barton Nott... Barton Stafford Barton Heref.. Barton Lane... Barton York.w Barton do Barton Bucks. Barton Cambr. BartonRendish Norf... Barton York.w Barton ........Westm. Barton onthe h. Warw.. Barton Stacey . Hants.. Barton,St. Dav. Somer.. Barton Steeple. Oxford. Barton Turf.... Norf... BartonWestcot. Oxford. Barugh Ambo.York.ra Barwell Leic... Barwrck&Staff. Somer.. Barwick Basset Wilts. .. Baj- w.St. James do Barwick Norf... Baschurch Salop .. Basford Nott.... Bashall York.w Basham, North Norf... Basham, West, do Basildon Essex.. Baslow Derby.. Bassenthwajtel. Cnmb. Basnldon Berks.. Basstngbourn.. Camb.. Bassingham ...Lincoln Bassingthorp ., do, Baswick Stafford mis Reference to Itin.. \pag ; Pari shes, % c Counties-'mls Reference to Itin. \r. Wittering |347 r. Garstang 1332 r.o. Haverhill... l.o. Doncaster .. r.o. Stillington.. I. Kessingland.. r. Newark... r. Doncaster. r.Glandford Bri. r. Putney , /•. Whetstone..., r. Fakenham ., r. Elvedon ..... Arundel , /. Wymondham r. Aylsham ..... Stanton Small ways..., 1.0. Thurgarton. l.o. Ravendale., /. Skipton r. Poulton /-. Dunmow .... I. Northwich ... r. Oundle r. do I. Curry Rivel.. r. Airington r. Barrington r. Baston .... I. Sliaidlow . I. Bri Igenorth.. I. Bristol r. Saxham I. Grantham I. Whitby I. Lovington... I. LittleMarsden r. Quorndon... I. Lovington... I. Stamford .... St. Nicholas. r. Leicester ... r. Bungay I. Menden £.Talk o' the Hill Linton Ruddiugton .. I. Burton on Tr. Presteign Pendleton .... Croft Bridge.. Lobster Inn.. l.o. Buckingham I. Cambridge.... r. Stoke Ferry.. " New Malton.. Clifton I. LongCompton r. Sutton........ r.KeyntonMand KiMington... Coltishall..... r. Kiddington... I. New Malton.. r. Hinckley ". Yeovil .BeckhamptonI r. Fugglestone.. r. Yarmouth.... r. Great Ness... l.o. Nottingham. I. Clitheroe Lo. East Basham I. Do . 7\o. Billericay .. I. Chesterfield .. l.o. Keswick.... r.o. Pangbourn.. /. Kneesworth.. Newark r. Coltersworth. r.o. Weeping Ci .• Batcombe Dorset. 8 1. Sherborue Batcombe Somer. Bathealton .... do Bath Hampton do athwick do. ..., Batistoi d Suffolk B.itiey York. a Bauesiord Glouc. Battle Breck. Battlefield Salop ., Battlesdon Bedf... Baughhurst .... Hants.. Baunton < Glouc. Bawburgh Norf.. Bawd rip . i . . . . Somer. Bawsey; Norf.. B.txterley Warw. Baydon Wilts.. Bayfield Norf. . Bayford .......Herts. Bayleham Suffolk Bayton Wore.. Bayvill Pemb., Beachamptnn.. Bucks. Beaching Stoke Wilts. ., Beaconsthorpe Norf... Beadlam York, n Beadnell N.hum. Beadtord Devon Beaghall York.w Bealings Gre*t Suffolk. Bealings Little, do. Beaminster.... Dorset.. Beamish Durh Beamsley York.w Beard.. Derby., Bearley Warw., Beaudt-sert do Beaulieu Hants.. Beaumont Cumb.. Beaumont Essex.. Beaworthy .... Devon. Eebbington, L. Chester Beckford Glouc. Beckbury Salop .. Beckenham.... Kent... Beckermouth.. Cumb.. Beckbam, East. Norf Beckham,Westdo. Beckingham .. Lincoln Beckingham .. Nott. .. Beckley Oxford. Bedale York.ra Bedburn Durh .. Beddingfield ..Suffolk. Beddingham... Norf. .. Beddingham ..Sussex.. Beddington.... Surry.. Bedfield Suffolk. Bedford Lane... Bedhampton ..Hants.. Bedlington .... Durh... Bedminster.... Somer.. Bednal Stafford Bedston Salop... Bedwas U.&L. Monm. Bedwin, Great. Wilts. .. Bedwin, Little, do Bedworth Warw.. Beeby Leic... Beedon Berks.. Beeley Derby.. Beelsby Lincoln Beenham Berks Beer Hacket... Dorset.. Beercrocombe. Somer.. Beer Ferris.... Devon. Beer Regis.... Dorset.. Beesby Lincoln Bees Cumb. Beeston Nott. .. Beeston York.a; Beeston Norf. 3 \r. Bruton 3 \l, Milverton .... 1 I. Batheaston.... I 1. Bath 7 \l.o. Clay don.... 6 I. Wakefield.... onH r.Bourtt r. Brecon r. Shrewsbury, r.o. Hock life r. Basingstoke. r. Cirencester.. I. Norwich I. Bridgewater. r. Lynn I. Atherstone. . 74 r. Hungerford. - l.o. Holt I. Wormley l.o. Clay don... Earlston . . Newport .... 3 l.o. Shenley Inn ;)<<;' Devizes r. Holt , r. Helmsley, r. Charlton Hall 8 jr. Hatherleigh . r. Darrington.. I. Woodbridge, I. Woodbridge. r. Bridpert .... I. Birtley r. Addingham.. r.o. Buxton .. r.o. Stratford.. Henley in A. I. Totton I. Carlisle Bradfield ... Okehimpton Gt.Bebbington I. Bengeworth " Bonmgale .. r. Southend l.o. Ponsonby.. r. Holt r. Holt r. Newark r. East Retford r.o. Wheauey.. Leming ^.WittonleWear Brock ford I. Bungay .. Lewes r. Croydon.. .Little Stonham /. Pendlebury ... I. Cosham Stannington... Bristol I. WeepingCross Onibury o. Newport... I. Froxfiefd .... I. do r. Coventry .... Leicester r. Speenhamland I. Chesterfield .. I. Ravendale.,.. Woolhampton Sherborn .... Rock House. r. Plymouth .... Milborn,St.A. Dalby l.o. Egremont... Nottingham ., 1. Leeds Newton 10H 1-7 130 145 1 15 5,;g ■H~ 145 530 A 55 117 426 547 547 .18 4o2 410 37; i'27 228 10.3 546 60 394 211 S.31 17 421 530 530 348 4^ .355 435 530 550 36 35 539 331 28 452 150 284 240 100 135 135 99 323 1.35 "] BEE to BOO Paruket, Ifc. Count it*. ! ink j Reference to Itin. teestonSt.Lau. Norf. .. Beestim Chester Beetham Westm. Begellv Peinb.. Beguildv, Upp. Radnor Beideaux Devon. Brighton Norf. .. Brighton Derby. Belbroughton.. Wore... Belchalweh .... Dorset. Belchampotton Essex.. BelehampSt.P. do BelehampWalt.do Belcb*ord Lincoln Bellasize York.e. Bellaugh Norf. .. Bel lean Lincoln Bellertn York.n Belper Derby. Belsiy N.hum. Belstead Suffolk. Belstone Devon. BHthorpe York.e. Belton Leic... Belton Lincoln Belton Rutl.... Belton Snttolk. Belton Lincoln Btmpton York.?. BenerklH N.ham. Benegar Somer.. Bcnenden Kent.... BenMeet, North Essex.. Benfleet, South, do Hengeo Herts... Bobbing Kent. .. Bobbing worth. Essex.. Bockleton Wore... Bocomioek Cornw. Boddicott Oxford. Boddington.. .. Stafford Boddington .... Glouc. Boddington.... N.hajn. Bodenham Heref.. Bodeon Caern. Bodfri Flint. .. B^dham Norf. .. Bodiham Snssex.. Bodney Norf. .. Bodwrog Angl.... Bolain Durh. .. Bolas, Great... Salop... Bold Lane... Bolden Durh... Bole Nott.... Boli'igbroke ..Lincoin Bi'llington Chester Bolney Sussex.. Bolnhurst Bedf. .. Bolsover Derby.. Eoltby Yoik.n Bolston Heref.. Bolton York.e. Bolton Cninb. Bolton Lane... Bolton York.« Bolton do. w . . Bolton do. «,'.. Bolton u.Dearndo. w.. Bolton ..do. u>„ Bolton Cnmb. Eoltou, Little.. Lane... Bolton Percy .. York. « Bonby Lincoln Bonchurch I.ofW. Bondgate Westm. Bonnington ...Kent. .. Bonsall Derby.. Bonwick York.e. Bookham Little Surry... Boothby Lincoln BoothbyPagneldo Bootle Lane... r. Coitishall /.Lane-end t. Burton I. Coldblow r. Presteisn r. Plymouth r. Norwich...... r. Whittington.. l.o. Forfield r. Blandford.... r.Gre.uYeldham r.o. Gi .Yeldh.tm I. Sudbury r. Horncastle... /•. Howden r. Norwich r. Burwell r. Leyburn r. Derby I. Ne\vca>tle .... r. Copdock /. Okehainpton.. Wilberfoss.... Heathera r.Thorne Uppingham... Hopton r. Gunuerby Bridlington... /.Oundle /. Chilconjpt.rnn r. Cranbrook.... r. Wickford .... r. Hadleigh r. Hertford /. Key Street I o.Chipp.Ongar Ten bury Z.u. Western T.I J. l.o. Adderbury.. Z.O.Dudley r.o. Bedlam Banbury I. Dorklow AbevglaslyiiB. I. lialkin Holt I. Hurst Green.. Hillboro' l.o. Llangefni.... I. Darlington.... /. Stanford Br.. r.o. Warrington I. Sunderland ... r. East Retford I. East Keal /•.Flash r. Cnckfield r. Bletsce r. Pleaslty r. Nth.Kelvingt. r. Gre.tt Birch... I. Wilberfoss.... r.o. lreby Ulvergtone r. Redmire I. Doncaster .... r. Addingham .. Bradford l.o. Clitheroe.... l.o. Ireby Boiton Tadcaster .... I. Elsham Hall.. l.o. Newport Appleby r. Sellinge I. Matlock Beeford r. Bookham .... Z.Greeu Manlnn r. Great Patmton Liverpoel.... BOO tO BRA [12 Parishes, tfc. Counties, ml: Booton Norf. . Borden Kent.. Borden Essex. Boreliam do. ... Borley do. ... Barrowby Lincoln Barrowdale ... Cumb. Borwick Lane... Bosbnry Heref.. Boscombe,£ast Wilts. Bosham Sussex.. Bosheston Pemb Bossall York.w Bossington Hants. Bosworth Husb Leic... Botesfiemming Cornw Bothall N.hum Bothall Cumb. Botheubampton Dorset, Bothamsall .... Nott... Botolps Sussex. Botsford Lincoln Bottesford Leic Botiisham Camb Bougl:iood Radnor Bonghton N.ham. Boughtononthe Blean Kent. .. Boughton Nott... Boughton Malh Kent. . Bonghton Mon- chelsea do. ... Boughton N orf. . . Bouland Forest York. u Boilldge Suffolk. Boultham Lincoln Boulton Derby. Bourn Camb. Bourne, North. Kent. ., Bourton Warw. Bourtun,Great Oxford. Bourton on the 1 Water Glouc. Boveney Bucks. Bovey, North. Devon. Bovingdon .... Herts .. Bovrae j Devon. Bo\vdcn,Great Leic... Bowdon Chester Bowdsev Suttolk. Bowei Chalk.. Wilts... Bowers Gifford Essex.. Bowling York.fc> Bowness Cumb. Boxlord Suffolk. Boxford Berks.. Boxgrove Sussex. Boxley Kent. .. Boxtead Essex.. Boxted Suffolk. Boxwell Glouc. Boxworth Camb. Boyleston Derby. Boynton Vork.e. Boyton Wilts .. Boy ton Cornw. Boyton Suffolk. Braceborough Lincoln Bracebridge ... do Braceby do Bracewell York.n Brace wick .... do. u\. Bracken do. e... Brackenneld .. Derby. Brackon Ash.. Norf. .. Bradborn Kent. . . Bradbouin .... Derby. Bradbury Durh... Bradbary Chester BrandenhamE. Norf. .. BrandenhamWdo Bradfield Berks.. Bradneld York.w Reference to Itin. r.o. Reepham .. r. Key Street... I. Ugley I. Sudbury I. do I. Grantham .... I. Wythburn..., r. Carnforth .... Ledbury, slo r. Winterslow H. r. Chichester l.o. Pembroke .. r. Lobster Inn.. I. Stockbridge .. r. Nth.Kelworth r. Saltash I. Morpeth I. Ireby I. Bridport I. Tuxtord r. Bramber /. Glauford Br.. l.o. Grantham .. 347 Lo. SixMiieBott>5liJ r.o. Hay 222 r. King thorp ..'280 I. BoughtonLees 16 I. Tuxiord '480 r. Harrietsliam.. 11 r. Maidstone.... r. Stoke Ferry.. I. Settle I. Melton I. Lincoln I. Aivaston |324 r.o. Cungiave ..447 r. How Bridge., lfi I. NewBlueBoar ;2yti r. Banbury, r. Northleach .. r. Windsor r. Chu< Heigh I. King'sLangley r. Ki.ighton /•.o.MarketHarb. r.o. Knutsford .. r. WoodDridgc. r. Woodyateslnn 2i r. Hadleigh 7 \l. Lone Preston J40.3 12 \l. Carlisle tS35 3{ l.o. Neyland... 3 \r.o. Speenhainl.. 3 \L Chichester.... 2k I. Maidstone .... li|r. Great Horsely 4s 3 3 3 6.VJ 18" 33 n . 552 I. Long Mel ford J543 1.0. Tetbury .... 174 r. Caxton 447 r. Sudbury I. Bridliugtoi. i lZ.Codf.irdSt.Pet.,125 Launceston r. Woodbridgc. I. Baston I. Lincoln I. Folkingham .. r. Clitheroe .... I. Skipton I. Watton. I. Alfreton r. Wymondham Z.Mersliamllatch r. Ashborn r.Rnshyford.... r. Stockport . Swaffham....b24 r. Watton )529 r.o. Theal I7d Z.WadsleyBridg.l412 13] BRA to BRA Parithet, ijc Counties. ^mlt Bradfield, St.G. Suffolk. Bradfield onGr. N.ham. Bradfield St. C.Suffolk. Bradford Somer.. Bradford Devon. Bradford Lane... Bradford Wilts... Bradford A bbas Dorset. Bradford Pev..do Bradley Stafford Bradley Derby. Bradley York.w Bradley Hants.. Bradley Lincoln Bradley, Great. Suffolk. Bradley, Little, do Bradley Stafford Bradley, North Wilts... Bradley, Parva Suffolk. Bradley, West. Somer.. Brad nop, Low. Stafford Bradpole Dorset. Bradon] N.ham. Bradon, South. Somer., Bradshaw Lane. . . Bradstone Devon. Bradstone Norf. .. Bradwell Suffolk Bradwell Bucks.. Bradwell Essex.. Bradwell Chester Bradworlhy ... Devon. Braieswortn ... Suffolk. Brails....; Warw.. Braithwaite..., Cumb.. Braithwell York.w ^Bramcote .... Nott.... Bramdean ....Hants.. Bramerton ....Norf... Bramtield Suffolk. BramfordSpeke Devon. Bramford Suffolk. Bramhall Chester Bramham ....York.w Bramhope ....do Bramley Hants.. Bramley Surry.. Bramley York.w Bramley do Brampton Suffolk. Brampton ....Cumb.. Brampton .... Hunt... Brampton .... Derby.. Brampton ....York.w Brampton ....Norf... Brampton .... N.ham. Brampton Abbs Heref.. BramptonBier. York.w Brampton Br. Heref.. Bramsby Lincoln Bramshall ....Stafford Bramshaw Wilts .. Bramshot Hants.. Bramton Dnrh... Bramwith .... York.w Erancaster ....Norf... Brancepeth Durh . . Branderston .. Suffolk. Brandiston .... Norf. .. Brandon Warw.. Brandon Durh... Brandon ParvaNorf. .. B i aufield H erts . . Bran-by York.w Braiiscomb.... Devon. Bransdale York.w BransfordChap. Wore. Branston Leic.... Branston Lincoln Brantham ....Suffolk. Branthwaite ..Cumb.. Brantingham ..York.e. I tanxton North. Reference to Itin. r. Welnetham . r.o. Horton ... r. Bradfield ... Bishop's Hull r.o. Golden Inn. r. Manchester .. Trowbridge . . Nether Comp. r.o. Dorcjiester. I. Stafford r. Ash born r.o. Kildvvick .. r. Alton I. Scartho r.o. Haverhill .. r.o. do r. Beamhurst I. Trowbridge .. 0. Haverhill .. I. Glastonbury.. r. Leek r. Bridport I. Towcester .... I. Rock House.. . Bolton I. Lifton r. Norwich .... l.o. Hoplon .... r. Shenley-Inn.. Coggeshall.... r. Sand bach .... . Hols worthy.. ,o. Stoke r.o.LongC'onipt. r. Ireby I. Bawtry I. Nottingham .. r.o. Filmer Hill r. Norwich .... l.o. Yoxford .... Exeter Ipswich I. Bullock Smith. Tadcaster .... l.o. Cookridge .. Basingstoke.. Guildford .... Doncaster .... I. Leeds I. Wangford .... Carlisle I. Huntingdon .. I. Chesterfield .. r. Rossington B. Hevingham . . Market Harb. r.Ross , r.o. Worksop . Coomb , Midge Inn..., l.o. Uttoxeter . I. Salisbury ..., r. Liphook..... r. Chester le St r. Doncaster... I. Burnham Mkt Sunderland B. /.Wickham Mkt. Reepham .... r. Coventry /. Sunderland B I. Wymondham I. Waterford... r.o. Stillington . I. Axminster... r. Stokesley ... Worcester .... r.o.MeltonMow. r. Lincoln r. Stratford r. Ireby r. Sonth Cave .. /. Belford 54.', 280 543 in 117 328 150 10!'. 5(i 284 327 403 71 498 543 1.30 .5.-5 in 540 548 joy 117 5~0 227 418 480 383 75 540 547 do 530 476 410 55 27 351 387 547 447 384 481 323 lyO 34h 212 488 367 55 28 452 351 529 441 547 531 451 520 479 4 g 156 380 488 418 501 455 BRA tO BRI [H Parithat %c, Countit*. Brassington Derby. Bratforton .... Wore. Brattleby Lincoln Bratton Somer. Bratton Wilts.. Bratton Clovel. Devon. Bratton Flem..do Braunstou .... Rutl. .. Braunton Devon. Braxtead, Grt. Essex.. Braxtead Little do Bray Berks.. Braytoft Lincoln Bray brook N.ham. Brayfield, Cold Bucks. Brayton York.w Breadsall Derby. Breamore Hants.. Brean Somer.. Breareton ....Chester Brearton Durh.. Breaston Derby.. Breaton York.w Brechva Caerm. Breckles Norf... Brede Sussex. Bredfield Suffolk. Bredgar Kent.. Bredicot Wore.. Bredon Leic... Bredon Wore. Bredwardine .. Heref.. Breightmet.... Lane... Breinton Heref.. Bremilham.... Wilts.. Bremhill do Brendon Devon. Brent, East. ... Somer. Brent llleigh .. Suffolk. Brent, South .. Somer. Brenton Devon. Brenzet Kent... Breock, St Cornw. Bressingham ..^forf... Breliierton .... J^anc. Brettenham ..Norf... Brettenham ..Suffolk. Bretton York.w Bretton Monk do. w... Brewham, Sth. Somer.. Brewood Stafford Briavells St.... Gloue. Bricett Suffolk. Brickhill Row. Bucks.. Brickhill Mag. do Bricklehampt. Wore .. Brickleigh ....Devon. Briddel Pemb. Bridekirk Cumb.. Bride's Maj. St. Glam .. Bride's Min. St. do Bride's, St do Bride's, St Monm. Bride's, St do Bride's, St Pemb.. Bridford ......Devon. Bridgeford, E. Nott. .. Bridgefont, W.do Bridgeham .... Norf. .. Bridgend ....Glam.. Bridge Rule ..Devon. Bridstow Heref.. Briercliffe ....Lane. Brierly York.w Brigham do — e. Brigham Cumb.. Brightling Sussex. Brightwalton.. Berks.. Brightwell ....Oxford. Briohtwell Suttolk. Brignall York.w Brigsteck N.ham. Brill ....Bucks. Reference to Itin. r. Ashborn r. Wickamford . I. Midge Inn r. Wincaunton.. I. Littleton r. Bridestow.... r. Filleigh I. Oakham r.o. Barnstaple.. r. Hivenhall end r. Witham /. Maidenhead.. 1 132 r. Spilsby 497 r. Oxearion .... 323 r. OIney 373 r. Ferry Bridge. 1 351 Derby /. Tipput r. Bridgewater . r. Sand t>ac h r. Wolviston.... r. Shardlow .... I. Wetherby .... r. Cross Inn.... I. Larlingford .. 1. Battel , I. Melton r. Milton r. Worcester.... r. Ashby de la Z. r.o. Tewkesbury /.Hanmers Cross 220 r. Bolton 331 I. Hereford 219 r. Devizes 145 r. Calne 136 r. South Molton. 112 r. Bridgewater.. |139 r. Long Melford 54.3 r. Bridgewater.. I. Bridestow I. Brenzet Corner r. Bodmin I. Osmondiston . I. Chorley 1331 r. Thetford |519 r. Alpheton Tye.543 I. Wooley Park |§87 r. Barnsley .... I. North Brew.. r. IvetBey Bank r. Alveston r.o. Hadleigh .. r.o. Brickhill.... I. Brickhill .. . l.o. Bergeworlh r. Plymton .... l.o. Cardigan r. Cockermouth /. Ewenny Br... r. do r. do I. St. Melons.... I. Penhow r. Milford r. Shillingford... r. Nottingham.. r. do r.o. Thetford.... r. Ewenny Brid. l.o. Holsworthy. r.o. Ross r. Burnley r. Barnsley .... r.HuttonCranw. /.o.Cockermouth r. Robertsbridge I. Wantage 3 \r. Bensington... 2 jr. Kesgrave — 1 /. Greta Bridge. 5 \r, Kettering .... 5 [r.o. Thame 15] BR I tO BRO Parishes, fyc Counties, mis Reference to /tin., pag 220 BRO to BUL [16 Bfilley Heref.. Brimington — Derby. Biimpsfield Glouc. Briinpton Berk?.. Brind lease — York.e. Brindle Lane... Bringh'irit .... Leic. .. Brington, G. .. N.ham. Erininghain ... Norf. .. Brinkhiil Lincoln Brinkley Camb.. Brinklow Warw. Brinkworth ... Wilts .. Briuksop Heref.. Briusworth York.a Brinton Norf. .. Brisley do Briston rio Britford Wilts .. Brithdir Glam .. Bf iton Ferry . . do BritwellSalome Oxford. Britwell Prior do Brixham Devon. Brixton i. of W, Brixton Oeveril Wilts .. Broad Chalk., do Broad Cly.-t. .. Devon. Broadhetnbury do Broadhempst.. do Broad Hinton Wilts .. Broadmayne .. Dorset. Broadsworth .. York. ft Broadoake Cornw, Broad Way Somer. Ik r. Witnev 2 r. Chtsierndd .. 3e4i 8i r.o. Cirencester '1*2 lj I. Woolhampton 135 2 I. Howdeu 527 1 r. Clay ion 331 1 1 1 I. H ockiDgham . . 3d0 I 4 r.o. Weedon '296 2 r. Thornage ....BSD 3 l.o. Dalby 497 4 r. Six.M.Boitomoiy 5 r. Xf-wB.ueBoar 296 4 r.ri.W,,ttonBasset 188 5 i r.o. Hereford ... 219 4 jr. Slietfield 384 1 I. Thornage .... 530 4§ r. Rainharn ....525 3 \r. Thornage .... 530 1J I. .Salisbury 5o 9 ,r. Caerphilly.... 189 Broad Winsor Dorset. 5J Broadwell Oxford Broad well Glouc. Broad wood W. Devon. Brobury Heref.. Brockenboro' Wilts ..| 3 Brockhall . ...N.ham. Brockhampton Heref.. Brock holes Lane... Brockley Suffolk. Brocklev Somer. Broomeswell .. Suffolk. Bromfield Kent. .. Bromfield Cumb. 1 - Bromfleet York.e.1 8 Bromham Wilts „| 3 Bromham Bedf. ..! 3 Bromley Bagot Stafford! 5 Bromley Great Essex . . ! 3 Bromley Hurst Stafford 5 BromlevKing'sdo Bromley Little Essex .. Bromptou York.n Brompton Salop .. Brompton York.« BromptonRalp Somer. BromptonReg. do Bromptonupon Swale York, n Eromsberrow Glouc. Brooke Rutl. .. Brooke Kent. .. Brooke I. of W. Brooke Norf. .. Brooksby Leic. .. Brookland ....Kent... Brookrupp .... Glouc . . Broom Norf. .. Broome Suffolk. Broome Stafford Broomfield Somer. Broomhope B.N. hum. Broseley Salop.. Broihertoft .... Lincoln Brotton York.ra Brough do Broughton .... Salop .. Broughton Oxford. I. RagLmrt |16.3 r.o. Nettlebfd ..152 r. Bensington ..il52 J.Totness I 96 r.o. Newport ...I 77 I. Heytesbtiry ... 121 r. Combe Bisset j 56 l.o. Crabtree.... 140 r.o. Houilon.... 59 r. Bow 117 r. Beckhampton 135 I. Dorchester....) 56 l.o. Doncaster ..351 I. WesternTapH.' 92 r. Chard 104 I. Crewkerne ...1IO8 r. Faringdnn ,.|171 J.Moretori inMar 15" Lifton I 60 Ik I. Stanton I. Tetbury .... .0. Weedon . . . Ross . Preston .... I. Bradneld .. I. Bristol r. Wooflbridge r. Leeds Park.. J.Wioton r.o. Howden.. r. Devizes '145 I. Bedford 379 r. Wolselev Br. gOO r. Ardleigh 545 r. Rudgley 300 r. Lich6eld SOS r. Ardleigh 545 /. Leming 355 I. Atchan 232 r.o.Nth.Allerton 448 3 .r.o.Wiveliscomb'IBO 3ir. Dulverton....|130 l.o. CatterickBr. ! 355 r.o. Red Marley 219 J.Manton '380 I. Wiliesboro'.l 12 r.o. Newport ... 77 r. Newton '539 I. MeltonMowb.|380 r. Snargate | 22 r. Stroud 185 I. Bungay 5-50 r. Eye 557 I. Holv Cross... 265 r. Nth.Petherton 139 r. Riding '436 r. Bridgei)orth..l252 /. Boston '497 r.o. Gisbrough.. 528 11 I. Catterick Br.. |355 9 r. Shrewsbury ' ■tbj I 3 j/. Baubury 248 Parishes, l;c Counties, mis Reference to ltin. dot Broughton ....Hants.. 3* l.o. Mockbiidge ! p; Broughton .... N.ham. 2 7. Kettering ....'3P0 Broughton ....Hunt... 1 \l. Old Hurst .... 480" Broughton .... Lane... 2 \r. Manchester ..328 Broughton Bt. Lincoln 10 |/. Sleaford i 488 Broughton ....do 3 \l.o. Glanford Br.'488 Broughton ....York.?*- 3 /. Skipton 403 Broughton ....do.??... 2 If. New Malton.. 4y5 Broughton Lane... 1 r. Manchester ..1.328 BroughtonAstl. Leic. .. 5 r. Lutterworth .. |280 BroughtonGiff. Wilts... 2 \lj). Melksham..l45 broughton G.. York.fi 2 r. Stokesiev .... 528 Broughton (Jr.. Cumb.. 3 \r.o. Cockermth. Ul9 Broughton H.. Wore. S|jr. Whittington.. ljri hroughton L..Cnmb.. 3 |r.o. Cockermth. J419 Broughton Po. Oxford. 3 \r. Lechlade U71 Brownsover. .. Warw. 2 \r.o. Rugby '310 Broxuy York.w 5 I. East Ayton....|485 Broxholme Lincoln 7 l.o. Lincoln i488 Broxted Essex... 4 r. Stanste'i Street 5l6 Bruard, St Cornw. 4 I. Temple 63 Bruen Staplefo. Chester 2 I. Tarvin '288 Braisvard Suffolk. 4 I. Saxmundham |547 Brumby Lincoln a L Bngg 488 Brundall Norf. .. r. Norwich 540 Brnndish Suffolk. 7\ I. Saxmundham 1547 Bmnllys Breck. 7 r. Brecon .......'200 Brunstead Norf. .. 5 r. Westwick 520 Brunlingthorpe Leic... 3i r.Nrh. Kel worth 280 Brushford Somer. 1 I. Duiverton i.iu Bruchford Devon. 4 r.NortbTawton 117 Bryanstone Dorset. 1 r. Blandford.... 56 Brimpton Somer. 2 l.o. Yeovil I0R Bryn Croes Caern.. 2JJ ^.Aberglaslyn B. 24:> Bryn Eglwys Denb .. 5 r.o. Llangollen.. 235 Bi vngwyn Card.... 3 r. Newcastle.... 2<>8 2 I. Kiikham 394 Bubenhall Warw. 2 ?■ Ryton 296 Bubwith York.e. /. Howden 527 r. Daveutry 290 Buckby Long N.ham. 4 Buckden ^ ork.t? W r. Skipton |403 Buckenham ... Norf... lj r. Mundford '524 Buckenham,N. do 4 r. Attleburgh ...1520 Buckenham, O. do 3 r. Do 520 Buchenbam ...do 8 r. Norwich '540 Buckerel Devon. 2 r. Honiton 1 59 Buckhorn, W.. Dorset. Ci r. West Stoure .. 108 Buckland Bucks.. I r. Aston Clmton |259 Buckland Berks.. 1 r.o. Pusev Furze 1171 Buckland Glouc. 1| I. Broadway.... J155 Buckland, West Somer.. 2 l. Wellington I140 Buckland Surry.. 2 r. Ryegate 1 3Q 1. Ford 112 3 Buckland, East do 4 r. South Molton 112 Buckland Filie. do 4 r. Golden Inn .. 117 Bucklandin the Moor do 4 r. Bickington ... 01 Buckland Mo- nachorum .. do P r. Plymouth BurrouglicJere Burrough Gr.. r.SixMileBottmj5ig r.o. Hornby .... 342 Byton r.o. Shobrion.... r. Corbridge.... Burrow Bywell Burrow , Lcic... 4^ I. Langham ....380 Burscough ... Lane.... 3 r. Ormskirk .... 425 C Bursledon .. Hants.. t\ I. Botley 1 75 Bursiem . Stafford; 3 r. Newc.un.Line 303 Caborn Lincoln 5 t. Ravendale .. 4QR Burslinthorpe. . Lincoln 7 r. Midge Inn.... ,488 Cadbury Devon. f> I. Tiverton 112 B install Suffolk. 2 J. Cop dock ....'530 r.o. Billericay .,'557 Cadbury, Nth. Somer. 3 1. Ainsford Inn. 120 Burstcad.Great Essex . . 1 Cadbury, Sth.. do 7 r. Wincaunton.JloI Burstead,Littl< do Dorset. 1 \ s r. do !, 557 Herts.. Bedf. .. 2 Burstock r . Crewkerne.... J 108 Caddineton ... I. Luton 317 Burston Norf. .. 2 '. Thelverton.... i •.NewChapel G. 30 Cadeby Leic. r> r. Hinckley .... 283 Burstow Surry.. York.e. s\ 47 Cadleigh Devon. 4 !. Tiverton 112 Burstwick ... 2 '. Hedon... > lOfi Cadney Lincoln S r. Hibalstow.... I8H Burton Pemb.. 5 '. Milford ...... 1 rtfl Cadoxton .... Glam.. 2 1 <-. Neath ........ IfjS! Brtrton Chester 3 .0. The Yatch'313 Cajsr Rhun.... Caern. 5 < . Aberconway . 201 Burton Burton Lincoln 2 .0. Lincoln .... A Iflfl Caerwys Flint.. ti , . Halkin ...... *m\ Sussex. a <-.o. Petworth... 34 Lincoln 2 *. Spittal Inn .. 188 1 BartonBradatk . Dorset. 3 i 59 Glam.. 4 1 60I Jj 19] CAI tO CAR Paris hes, ftc Counties. Cairnham Salop .. Caistor next Yarmouth ...Norf. .. Caistor Lincoln Caistor St. Ed.'sNorf. .. Calbeak Cumb. Calbridge York.« Caldbeck Cumb. Caldecot W irw. Caldecot Herts .. Caldecot Camb. Caldecot Hum... Caldicot Monm. CallalyTetliug.N.hum. Callerton do Calsthorpe ....Lincolu Calstock Cornw. Calstone Wilts... Calthorp .Norf. .. Calton York.;/' Calton Stafford CaJverley York.w Calvertou Nott. .. Calverton Bucks. Calwick Stafford Cam Glouc. Camberton .... Cumb. Camblesfortii . . Ynrk.a: Camborne Cornw. Camelcy Somer. Camel, Queen do Camel, West ..do Camei ton do Cammeringb.. Lincoln Campsall York.»t Campscy Ash.. Suffolk. Camptou Eedf. . . Camrose Pemb.. Candlesby Lincolu Candover Salop .. Candover B. ..Hants.. Candover.Cnil. do Candover,Pres. do Canew don Essex . . Canlield, Great do Canfield, Little do CanuingtOB. . . . Somer. Cannock Stafford Cannonby Cumb. Canons' A.-hby N.ham. Canon Frome Heref.. Canon Pyou ..do Cantley Sort. .. Cautley York.w Cantref Breck. Cantsfielri Lane. . . Can wick Lincolu Capel Suffolk. Capell Kent .. Cape le Fearn do Capel Suffolk. Capestorn Chester Capheaton ....N.hum. Carborton Nott. .. Cmbrooke ....Norf. .. Car Colston.... Nott. .. Cardington .... Bedf. .. Cardiuyton.... Salop .. Cardiuham .... Cornw. Cardision Salop . . Carcby Lincoln Carew Pemb.. Cargo Cumb. Carbarn N.burn. Carlaron Lane... Carl by Lincoln Carleton York.w Carleton do. v.. Carleton do. n.. Carleton do. v., Carleton do. w.. Carleton Norf. . Carleton Durh.. nls Reference U> hin-. 'pag 3 "jr. Asliford \23Q l,o. Yarmouth .. r. Glandford Br. r. Norwich /. War nail I. EastWhitton.. 14 \l.o. Penrith 5 \l.o. Hincklev.... 3 \r.O. Baldock.... 247. Cungrave .... 1 \l. Stilton 2 /. Black Rock.. 9 /• Newton 5 7.o. Newcastle .. 2 \rj). Burwell I. New Bridge.. 2 \t. Cherrill r. Aylsham r. Gargrave .... r. Red Lion — I. Cookridge .... r. Fed Hill /. StonyStratford I. Ashborn r.o. Dtirsley — r. Workington.. l.o. Suaith r. PerranArwor. 540 413 4'JU 335 233 344 447 344 1.-9 452 452 498 99 130 531 403 3C7 410 3'«.3 Cyri 3,7 174 410 515 04 130. 1-4 ICO 130 488 351 5 47 370 107 497 2.3-: 87 87 a: 557 53: . 532 r. BrHgewater.. 129 r. Old Down Inn /. Lovingtou .. A{ I. KevntonMand. 7 W.o. Dunkerton 4 7. Midge Inn 3 r. Red House .. li!r. WickhamMar. 1 \r. Shefford 3 \r.o. Have rfordW 3 r. Spilsby 4 \l. Atcham 3 l.o. Popham .... l.o. do l.o. do 1. Rochtord r. HatfleldB.Oak I. Dunmow r. Walsall ^.o.Cockermouth r. Forster'sBootb r. Tarrington.... ru>. Hereford .. r. Norwich r.o. UossingtonB I. Llanhamlog .. r.o. Hornby 342 r. Lincoln 488 r. Wood bridge.. 547 I. Woorigite ....| 19 I. Folkestone ... 12 I. Bentley 539 l.o. Siddington.. 303 r. Collell 430 I. Tuxford 480 I. Attleburgh 520 r. Nottingham.. '\A3 r. Bedford !3?9 r. Church Strett J273 l.o. Temple j 03 5\ l.o. Shrewsbury r. Greetharn .... l.o. Creswelly .. l.o. Carlisle 1. Coklstream .. r. Newton r.o. Stamford ... r. Loft House .. l.o. Snaith I. East Whitton.. I. Darringtou .. l.o. Cookridge .. I. Bungay I. Stockton CAR tO CAU [20 Parishes, %€•,•• Counties. (ark-ton York.cp CarletonMiniot do Carlton Suffolk. C rlton Norf. .. Carlton Camb.. Carlton Bedf. .. Carlton N.ham. Carlton York.n Carlton do. w .. Carlton Leic. .. Carlton Nott.... Carlton Castle Lincoln CarltonColville Suffolk, Carlton Curlieu Leic. ., CarltonForeh.. Norf. .. Carlton, Great Lincoln Carlton inMoor do Carlton, Little do Carlton, North do Carlton Scrope do Carlton, South d. Carlton St. M. Norf. ., Carnaby Yoik.e, Carrington .... Chester Carshalton Sum .. Carsington .... Derby. Carthorp York.M Cartmell Fell.. Lane... Cartworth York.f/ Cascob Church Radnor Cassington Oxford. Cassley York .w Cassop Durh... Casterton Westm. Casterto.i.Litt. Rutl. .. Castle Acre Norf. .. Castle Ashby.. N.ham. Castle Henr> .. Pemb Castle Camps.. Camb.. I Castle Carrock Cumb. I CastieChurch.. Statfoidi Castlecoombe Wilts... Castle Doning Leic. .. Castlcford York.tt>| Castle Eaton .. Wilts.. Castle Frome.. Heref. Castle Martin.. Pemb. Castle Morton Wore. Castle Sowerby Cumb. Castle Thorpe Bucks. Castleton Derby. 12 Castor: Norf. .. ' Castor N.ham. Catcliffe York.;/ Catcot Somer. Cateral Lane... Caterhani Sorry .. Calesby N.ham. Catfield Non. .. Catfoss York.f. CatherstonLew Dorset. Catheringtoii .. Hants.. Catinore Berks.. Catsfield Sussex. Catstoke Dorset. Cmerdll Lane... Catterton York.e. (Walton Nort'. .. Calton York.ra Catton, High... do. e. .. Catton, Low ..do. e. .. Catwick do. e. .. Cavendish .... Suffolk. Cavcn'.iam . Caversfiehl . Caversham . Caverswall . Cauldon .... Caulk Derby. Caundel Dorset. Caundel Marsh do Caundel Purse do Caunton Nott. .. d.> Bocks. Oxford. Stafford do mis Referencs to /rm .. pgg 8| r.o. Barnsley.... 384 1 IZ.Bushby Stoop.. 448 i li.o.Saxmundham 547 4 r. Attleburgb.... 520 6 r.o. Linton '534 4 /. Milton Ernest ]37Q 2i\l. Rockingham.. 380 1 r. Inormanby ..I477 2 \l. Skipton 403 \r. Twycross 31y 4i 1. Barnby Moor j 403 4 \r. Burwell '408 li7.Pakeneld 547 2 \r. Kibworth ....)323 3hl. Wymondham 520 5}r. Ix>uti ! 498 •. Newark 348 '. Louth '4y8 I. Midge Inu.... • — I. Sleatord l.o. Lincoln .... r. Wymondhani 520 I. Bridlington. .. 506 I. High Leigh ... 303 I. Sntton 39 r. Ashborn 327 /. RoyalOak Inn 355 2i r. Staveley 1419 3j /. Over Shipley J412 ' r.o. Presteign .. 212 /. Yarnton 152 r.o. Cookridge.. 41o r. Sander land Br 441 r. Burton 3S»3 ;•. Stamford .... 3-17 L Newton 525 r.o. Horton .... 280 r. Robbcstou ... 167 /. Haverhill 555 r. High Hesket. 356 I. Stafford 2H4 r. Pickwick .... J36 /. Kegwonh .... 324 /. Ferrybridge .. 351 r. Hicitworth ... 175 r. Ledbury 2iy r.o. Pembroke .. 2(>7 r. Stantosi 219 /.o.Penrith 335 r. Stony Strati. Sod r. Buxton 375 /. Lailingford... 520 r. Wandsford .. 34" r. Sheffield 384 r.o. Ashcott .... 139 I. Brock's Br. .. 332 r. Rose & Crown 35 I. Daventrv 200 r. Coltishall 520 r. Leaven BOB r. Chi. month .. 5() r.o.GravelH.Inn l.o. East llsley.. Ib4 r. Battel ........ 24 r.o. 1>< rchester.. 06 I. Claughton .... 332 /. Tadcaster 4"0 r.o. Norwich 540 r. York Gate.... 355 I. Wilbertoss.... 493 I, do r. Leaven 506 I. Long Melford 543 l.n. Kenttord.... 523 r. Bieesier 270 r. Reading 143 r.o. Dray cot ... .308 l.o. Red Lion ... 327 r.Ashby rie la Z. .307 /. Sherborne .... 108 I. MilhornPort..T08 /. MilbornPort..lOe I. Newark 348 21] CAW to CHE CHE to CHI [22 Parishes, l(e. Casvkwell . . Counties .. Lincoh ml I Reference to /(in.* r.o. Horncastle. 503 Parishes, Sfc. Counties. \mls Reference to /fin... pag Cheddar .... ..Somer.. 7 \r. Wells I131 Ca«ood .... .. York.?* r. Sherburn .... 47 b Cneddingtbn .. Bucks, S r. Trine /. Crewkerne .. 259 Cawston .... ..Norf. . 3 r.o. Reepham . 031 Cheddington . . Dorset. 4 108 Cawihorn ... .. York.?/ 4 /. Barnsley 384 Ched grave .. ..Norf... o\ /. Bungay 550 Cawton . do. n. S r. Grilling 400 Chedistou .. ..Suffolk. ri l.o. Yoxford.... 547 Caythorpe .. Cayton . Lincoln . York.w 7 4 /. Leasingham .. r. East Ay ton .. 488 485 Chcdleton .. Chrdworth .. .. Stafford ..Glouc. 3 4 /. Leek 327 105 /. Northleaeh .. . Caern.. . Montg. 81 4 /.Abergl islynBr /. Mallwvd 243 243 Chedzoy Somer.. ChelboroughE. Dorset. 129 108 Ommes .... 7i|/. Yeovil Cerne Abbas. .. Dorset. I /•. Dorchester... ;.n Cheklon .... .. Devon. 2 jr. Chumleigh .. 118 Cerne, Nether. do Cerne, Upper, do oO 5fi Chell.iston .. Chellmgton . .. Derby. .. Bedf... 324 8.% r. do..... 4 /. Milton Ernest" Cerney, North. Glonc. 34 r. Cirencester .. 172 Chelmarsh .. ..Salop... 34 r. Bridgenorth.. Orneyi South, do Chadderton ... Lane. 3 1 /. do 172 42*1 Chelmerton ...Derby. Cheimondeston Suffolk. fi X7.'> r. Middleton r. Benlley 530 Chaddisden . . Derby.. 2 r. Derby 324 Chelsfield.... ..Kent.. H /. Green Street.. 4 Chaddlewnrth Berks. 7 r. Speenhamlai.d 135 Chelsham ... .. Surry.. 3 /. Rose&Crorti 35 Chadshunt.... . Warw.. 7 I. Southaii 30K Chelsworth .. ..Suffolk. 4 l.o. Ardltigh 545 Chadwcll.... . Essex... 2 '. GraysThmroc. o5q Chelveston .. .. N.ham. n ; - . Migham Ftrr. 370 Chaftcombe.. . Somer.. 2 r. Chard 104 Chelwood .. .. Somer.. 3 /. Keynsham ... l.o. Bristol 15Q Chagford ..... . Devon . 3 1. Merry meet ... 00 Chelvey .do H4 15(j Chailey . Sussex.. 5 r. Maresfleld .. 35 Cherington... . Warw. 2 r.LongCompton 227 Chalbery . Dorset. t>i r.Wimborn Min. 75 Cheriton .... . Glam.. 13 l.o. Swansea .... 153 Chalcomb ... %\ r. Banbury afin Cheriton ..Hants.. 2f /. Alresford .... 71 Chaldon Chaldon, East . Surry.. . Dorset. 24 11 r. Rose& Crown /. Dorchester.... 35 5fi ..Kent.. s.Devon. 4 /. Hythe r.CherritonCross 12 CheritunEhp Cheriton Fit pain Chale . I. of W. . Oxford. 7 3 r.o. Newport ... r. Bensington ... /•. Sonth Molton. ■B z- .do 8 /. Tiverton 112 Chalgrove ... Challacombe. . Devon. 11 112 Cheriton.North Somer.. 2 l.o. Wincaunton 101 Challock . Kent.. W /. Eastwell 10 Cherrington Cherry llintc Cheseiborne . Glouc. 2i /. Minch.Hampt. 180 . Hants.. . Sussex. 2 4 1.0. GravelH.Inn r. Horsebridge.. 88 50 nCamb.. . Dorset. 2 3 r. Cambridge ..'50? r. Melbonme....i 56 Chalvington . Chapel Charlt . Stafford .1 l.o. Darlaston .. SOU Chesham Bois. Bucks.. H r.Amersham....;24? Chapel on /e F. Derby. 3 r. Whaley ....... ■J7o Cbeslumt .... . Herts... H /. WalthamCross'443 Charborough . Dorset. h 1. Blandford .... 50 Cheshington .Surry .. r. Ewell 1 43 Chardford Nth. Hants .. 10 r. Romsey 87 ChesterfordPar Essex.. 1 r.o. Littleburv.. 519 Chardstock ... . Dorset. 4 /. Chard 1()4 Chesterton .. ..Camb.. 1 l.o. Cambridge.. 507 Charlbury ... . Oxford. 34 /.Over Kiddingt. 152 Chesterton .. . Warw.. 3 /. Ufton 1.308 C'harlcomb ... Charlcote .... . Somer.. .Warw. 1 4 ■r. Bath 145 227 Chesterton ....Hunt... Chesterton, Gt. Oxford. 1 15 /. Kate's Cabin.. |347 /. Bicester 270 r. Stratford Charles . Devon. 5 r. South Moltouill2 Ones war dine .Salop... 24r. Nth. Hinstock!3l2 Cbarleton .... .do 1 l.o. Kingsbridge. 180 Chetnole .Dorset. 6 !/. Sherborne .... 108 Charfield ... . Glouc.. 5 /. Dursley 1?4 Chettle .do ! li'r.o.Caislimore 1. 56 Charlinch .... Somer.. :i* r. Bridgewater.. 129 Chetton .Salop.. 4 /. Bridgenorth.. 252 Charlton .Berks.. l r. Wantage log Chetwode ... . Bucks.. 5 /. Buckingham.. 200 Charlton .Kent.. 1 /. Buckiand .... 7 ChetwyrKlPar tSalop.. 1 r.o. Newport ... 312 Charlton .Wilts... l /. Ludwell 107 Cheveley . Camb.. 3 r. Newmarket.. 510 Charlton . Oxford. 4! /.BlackTh.-rn H. 270 Chevening .... .Kent.... 1 r. Dunton Green 17 Charlton .Kent.. 14 r. Greenwich.... 105 Chevinijton ... . Suffolk. 5 /. Bury St. Edm. 544 CharltonAbbts. Glouc. 4 r. Frog Mill Inn. Chevington, E. N.hum. 4 r. Earsden Moor 452 Charlton Adam Somer.. 2 /.Keyntou Mand. 129 Chevington.W.do 4 r. do 452 Charlton Hore Chew Magna. .Somer.. 7 /. Bristol 159 thonie CharltonMack .do do 4 2 /. Wincaunton... /.KeyntonMand. 101 Chew Stoke.... do Chewton Mend do 7 2 /. do 159 1.30 r. Emborrow .... Chai ItonMarsh Dorset. 2 /. Blandford .... Cheynles . Bucks.. .3 r. Chalfont Sf.G. 247 Charlton Musg. Somer.. 4 r. Bayford 122 Chickeral.West Dorset. 24 r. B rode way .... 84 Charlt. Queens, do V /. Keynsham.... 150 Chicklade ... . Wilts.. 1 r. Hindon 123 Chai lton,North N .hum. 1 /. Charlton 455 Chick ley . Bucks. 2 r.o.Newport Pug 280 Charlton, South do 4 l.o. Alnwick.... 452 Chickney . Essex.. 4 r. Stanstead Str. 510 Charlwood ... Surry... 2 r. Crawley 8$! Chiddingly .. . Sussex. /.o.EastHoatuley 50 Charwelton... N.hatn. 5 /. Daventry .... Chiddingstone Kent.. 8 r. Penshurst .... 25 Charminster . Dor>et. 2 r. Dorchester ... 5fi Chidham . Sussex. 5 r. Chichester ... 33 CharnockRich Lane... 2 /. Chorley 331 Chieveley ... . Berks.. S\ r, Speenhamland 135 Charstteld .... •Suffolk. 24 1. WickhamMkt. 547 Chignal, Grt. Essex.. 2 /. Broomfield ... 543 Charterhouse . 5 l.o. Bath J 45 Chignal, Little, do 8 /. do M3 Chartnext Sutt. Kent.. 2 J 83 Chilbolton ... . Hants.. 2 r, Leckford Hut 67 ^han, Great .. do 14 r. Ashford 12 Chilcomb .do 1 /. Winchester .... 71 Chart, Little .. Chart do 2 r. Charing 1", Chilcombe ... . Dorset. 24 l.o. Longberry .. r.Chilcompt. Inn 50 Surry .. 1 /. Dorking 43 Chilcompton . . Somer.. 4 130 Chartham ... Chaseley Chasleton ... Chattisham ... C nation Chawley Kent.. 3 r.Eoughtonstreet 4 Chilcote . Derby. 3 I. Measham 319 Wore... « I. Tewkesbury.. 225 Childerditch . . Essex.. 1 '.0 Upminster .. J50 Oxford. 1 1. Little Compton 155 Childerley ... Camb.. fi ',. Cambridge.... 507 Suffolk. 14 l.o. Copdock.... 53() Childrey Child's Ercott. Berks.. 2 r.o. W.intage .... 109 N.hum. 4 1. Belford 455 . Salop... 2 /. Hinstock 312 Devon. 9. r. Chumleish ... 118 Child Okeford Dorset. 5|ir. Blandford 1 \l.o. Broadway ... Ofl Cheadle Stafford °4 r, Upper lean.. 371 Child's Wickh Glouc. 155 Cheadle Bulkiy Chester ?i '. Stockport .... 328 Child wall Lane... 1 1/. Knotty Ash....] 304 Cheam .Surry.. . Bucks.. i 30 Chilfroome ... Dorset. 9 \r.o. Dorchester.. 50 Chearsley 24 r. Thame V73 Chilham .Kent.. 3 \r. Boughton Sir.) 4 . Stafford Oxford. 1 4 r. Walton {. Nettlebed .... 287 15? Chillenden ... Ohillesford ... .do . Suffolk. 1 \r. Knowlton 5 r. Melton 16 Checkendon . Chedburgh ... CheddenFitzps 547 I Suffolk. 7 {. Aluhetou Tye. =>43 Cnillingham . N.hum. 4 i/. Warrenford ... k>5 1 • Somer.. 2 r. Taunton iyo Chilliugtou ... . Somer.. 3Lr. Crewkerne.... 108 1 23] CHI tO CHU Parishes, $c Counties. ChilternAIISis. Wilts... Chilteru St. M. do Chilthorne D... Somer.. Chiltingt u, W.Sussex. Chdfington, E.rto Chilton Somer.. Chilton Suffolk. Chilton Wilts... Chilton Burks. Chilton Berks.. Chilton, Great, Durh.. Chilvers Cote i Warw. Chilwell N<>tt. .. Chilworth Hams.. Chingford Es?ex.. Chingley Deib>.. Chinuock Mid. Somer.. Chinnock,Westdo Chiunor Oxford. Chipchase N.hum. Chippenham ..Camb.. Chippesby Norf... Chipping Lane... ChippingWard.N.ham. Chipstable Somer.. Chipstead Surry.. Chirbury Salop .. Chiselborough Somer. Chishall, Little Essex.. Chishall, Grcitdo. .... Chiselhampton Oxford. Chislet Kent... Chisseldon ....Wilts.. Chithai st Sussex. Chittlehampton Devon. Chit wood Bucks. Chivelstone... Devon. Chiverell,Great Wilts.. Chiverell Little do Cholderton ....do Cholesbury.... Bucks. Chollerton N.hum. Cholmondeley Chester Cholmondestondo Cholsey Berks.. Chopwell.,....Durh... Chorley Chester Chorley do Chorlton do Chorlton Lane. . . Choi lion do 8hrishall Essex.. hristian Mali. Wilts .. Christin Somer.. Christleton Kowton Chester Christleton Ch. do Chustovv Devon. Church Lane. Church Brougt. Derby. Chin chdown .. Glouc. Church Eaton Stafford Churchench ...Wore.. Church Greasly Derby. ChurchHoueyb Wore.. Churchill do Churchill do Churchill Oxford. Churchill Somer. ChurchKnowje Dorset. Church Langt...Leic... Church Lawrrd. Warw.. Church, New.. Lane... Church Hulme Chester Church Oakly Hants.. Church Over .. Warw. Church Stauut. Devon. Church Preen. Salop .. Churchstow ...Devon. CkurstonFerr.. do Churton Chester Chnrtou do. .. Churwell York. mis Reference to Itin. 4 r. Deptford Inn 4ir. do 3 r. Yeovil 2{ I. Pulborough .. 4| I. FriarsOak Inn 2 r. Bridgewater.. 1 r. Sudbury 1§ r. Hungerford .. 3 . .Thaiiie Si I. Harwell 1 \r. Rushy lord... 4i^.o. Hiuckley... ckley I. Nottingham . r.Chandl.FordB I. Woodford .... r.WhaleyBridge r. EastChiunock 108 r. do 108 r. Stoken Church 192 I. Collel 43() /. Red Lodge... 519 r.o. Yarmouth ..550 r. r>ronghton....l332 r. Banbury r. Radriington .. /.Canhatch Farm r. Montgomery.. r. East Chinnock r. Barley r. do r. Dorchester ... r. Cpstreet r. Marlborough r. Midhurst I. Filleigh I. Buckingham.. /. hingsbridge .. 3|7. Devizes 5 \l. do 4 r. Little Wallop 3£ /.Berkbempstead " I. Collel r.NoMan'slIeath Nantwich .... I. Wallingford .. I. Chester le Str. I. Chelford I. Nantwich r. Walyherton .. I. Manchester ... l.o. Levenshuline r. Barley 50? r. Chippenham 136 I. Worle 177 r. Chester r. do r. Shillingford.. r. Haslmgdeo .. r.o. Tutbnry .... I. Gloucester r. Ivetsey Bauk r.o. Beugeworth '211 l.o. Mea»ham....l319 ;•. Broadway. r. Kidderminster r. Whittiugton .. l.o. Chipping N. I. Bristol r.o. Corfe Castle r.o. MarketHarb r. NewBlueBoar l. Little Marsden r. Sandbach I. Clerken Green 3£|& Lutterworth .. I. Maiden Down I. MuchWenlock I. Mydbiiry .... /. Totness I. Hatton Heath I. Handley i3l I. Leeds ........ 38? CHU tO CLI [24 Parishes, frc Counties, Chute..... Wilts... Clackton.Great Essex . . Clackton,Littledo Claife Lane... Claines Wore. Clanaborou<;h.. Devo . Clandon.East.. Surry.. Clan- on, West do Clanfield Hants.. Clantield Oxford. Clapham Sussex.. Clapton Camb.. Clapton Somer.. Clapton Glouc. Clarbaston Femb.. Clarerorough.. Nott. .. Clare Suffolk. Cl.ttworthy ....Somer.. Claverdou Warw. Clavering Essex.. Claverley Salop .. Claverton Somer.. Clawton Dev >n. Claxby Eincolu Claxbv do Claxby Pluck. acre do .... Claxton Norf. .. Clay do Claycoaten .... N.ham. Claydon Oxford. Claydon, East Bucks. ClavdonMiddl.do ClayrionSteepledo Clayhanger.... Devon. Claypool Lincoln Clayton le Wd. Lane... Clayton York.w Clayton do. w.. Clayton do. w.. Clayton le Dale i.anc... CI ay worth .... Nott. .. Cleasby York.w Cleatlam Durh... Cleator Cumb Clee Lincoln Glee Salop ., Cleer; Saint.... Cornw. Cleethorp Lincoln Cleve, Old .... Somer. Clehonger Heref. Clehydon Devon. Clements, St... Cornw Ciements, St... do. ... Clench Whart... Norf... Clent Stafford CleoburyMort. Salop .. CleoburyNorthdo Clether, St Cornw Cleve Prior.... Wore.. Clevedou Somer. Clewer Berks.. Cley Cockley.. Norf. .. Cliburn Westm. Cliddisrlen Hants.. Cliffe St. Tho.. Sussex.. Cliffe, North .. York.e. Cliffe Kent... Cliffe, South... York.e. Cliffe, West.... Kent... Cliffe, Pi pard.. Wilts... Clifford York.tt) Clifford Chamb Glouc . . Clifton Wore. Clifton Glouc. Clifton Warw. Clifton Nott. .. Clifton York.tt' Clifton Oxford. Clifton Bedf... CliftonMabank Dorset. Clifton York.?*) Clifton Campv. Stafford Reference to Itin. r. Andovcr Colchester ... r. do /. Hawkshead .. r.o. Worcester .. r. Bow r.o. EastHorsley r. Merrow r.o.Gavel hilllnu r. Faringdou r.o. Findon I. R.ovston l.o. Bristol I. Noithleach... r. Canistou Br.. r. Cast Retford I. Sudbury . Wiveliscon.bt: .Wo tonWaven I. Quendon. ....... I. Bridgenorth.. 1. Bath 1. Holtworthy .. r. Spinal Inn ... r. Dalby I. EastKeal... r. Norwich .... I. Holt I. Welford r. Banbury .... I. Winslow £,do l.o. do r. Sth./^ppledore r.o.LBenuington l.o. Chorley . /. Bradford... r. Halifax ... I. Doncaster . r. Walton le Dale r. East Retford I. Croft Bridge, r.o. Bernard Cast r. Egremont.. . I. Great Grimsb> r.o. Lndlow .... r. Liskeard r. Grimsby I. Watchet I. Hereford I. Maiden Down I. Truro I. do , <:.Setch ?-. Stourbridge r. Tenbury... I. Bridgenorth r. FiveLanesInn r. Beugeworth.. I. Bristol r. Windsor l.o. Hillborough r.o. Thrimby.... I. Basingstoke .. I. Lewes I. North Cave .. I. Gadshill I. North Cave .. r. Dover r.Beckhamp.Inu ;•. Bramham.... I. Alderminster. r. Sapey ?•. Bristol r. Rugby I. Ruddington .. Otley 1. Aynhoe r.Shefford I. NetherCompt. r. Ealand r. Tarn worth....! pag 13 .v;n 536 418 15t) i: 50 SO 28 J71 49 444 139 U<5 107 t;',o 543 180 C'J8 ■JJO 145 ir, 4:8 197 4y? 540 530 280 248 200 '.'no 260 140 348 331 40? 400 351 331 480 451 370 421 4 L « 240 92 Si 'g 63 SOB 265 23p 25 i 63 211 159 143 524 335 55 36 501 3 501 7 135 448 227 211 177 310 88 248 379 108 400 283 25] CLI to COL COL tO CON l%6 Parishes, Ifc Counties. mls { Reference to Itin- 41m Parishes, Sjc Counties. mis Reference to Itin. pag 85 Clifton, Great, Cumb. 4 \l. Cokerninutli.. Colt more Hants.. 1 1. East Tisted... Clifton, Little, do 4 1.86 41|1 Cole Orton .... Leic... 2 r. Asby de la Z. 3iy 136 Clifton, North. Nott. .. 4 r. Stittomiprrent 1 U Colerne. Wilts.. 2 r.o. Pickwick... Clifton Reynes Bucks. 1 r. Olney 37: 3 Coleshill Herts.. % I. Amersh.nn 247 Clifton, South.. Nott.... 3 r. SuttonupT rent r.o. Arundel.... 480 Coliton Bawl. Devon. 7 I. Fair Mile Inn 5-) Climpiug Sussex. 3 48 C.lkirk Norf.... 1 r. Toft Trees.... 525 Clipsham Riul.... lil r. Greetham.... 347 Collierly Durh... CollingfeoumU Wilts.. 5 Jr. Cold Rowley 1 Ir.o. Ludgershafl 435 Clipstone N.ham. 2 l.o. Kelmarsh.... 323 147 Chpstone Nott.... 5 TV Mansfield 3\-\3 Colli lgbonrnKj do 8 \l. Froxfitld 135 Clipston do 2 r. Plumtree ;ho Cclliiighani.... York.w J l.o B..mham.. 448 Cliviger Lane... 3-; r. Goodshaw 417 Cciiingham.N. N ir... 2 > - Cromwell..., 4P0 Clixby Lincoln Clive Salop .. R r. Glanford Bri. /. Shrewsbury .. 488 255 CoIlinghanijSi. t . .... Collington Heref.. 2 4i 480 211 r. Brom\ ird... Clodock Herf. .. B r. Abergavenny. ■Ol Collingtree N.ham. 3 /.Hackleton N.I. 280 Cloford Somer.. 4 l.o. PYome 11;.) Collwall Heref.. 4 r. Ledbury...... 21 Q Clooaeuog Denb .. 7 r. Corweh . -m Collyweston ... N.ham. 3; I. Wittering :147 Clopton Suiiolk. ■M 1. Woodbridge. 047 Cojm worth .... Bedf.. 3 I. Wibaston Sfifi Clos'.vorth Somer.. Clothall Herts.. 4 3k 1. Yeovil r. Graveley r.o. West Bucks. ma .344 Colne, Eai lea... Essex.. r.o. Coggeshall.. 536 Clovelly Devon. "4 113 Colne Engun.. do t r. Hal3tea Coin St. Ainw.do 3 i. Fairford 172 Clungunford ..do Clutton Somer.. 4 1. do "40 130 Colne Wake.... Essex.. Colne, White ..do 4 4 536 r. Old Down Inn r.o. do 536 Clydey Pemb.. 3 I o. Newcastle... 2(/M t olnsborn Glouc. M I. Fro? Mill hiniipa Clyro Radnor 2 r. Hay 22' ' Colston Basset Nott.... 4i r. Over Brought. 380 Clyst Hydon .. Devon. 4 r. Fair Mile Inn O'J Ccftou Norf... 8 I. Norwich |540 Clyst St. Geo., do 2 ! , I. Honiton Clyst 60 1 olton York.e. 1 r. Street Houses 1476 Clyst St. Lawr. do 4 r.o. FairMilehin r;<> « olton.' do. n... 5 r.o. Slillington..|496 Clyst St.Mary's do.- .... 2 I. Honiton Clyst bo Colton Stafford 2 r.o. Rudglev 300 Clynnog Caern. 18 ^.Aberglaslyn B. 243 Colver Radnor 4 I. New Ha:!nor. 212 Clytha Monm. Coaley Glouc. Coates Sussex.. 4 r. Ragland....... 207 Colverston .... Norf. .. u I. Mundford 524 4 r.o. Kingscote... 174 Coin mbMdj. St. Coruw. 3 r. Fradden n.3 4 q r. Fittleworth ... 1.0. Ciremester.. r.o. Louth 34 172 4t|8 ColnmbMin.St.do Colwell Heref.. Colwick Nott.... 31 2 63 219 M\:\ r. Ledbury r. Nottingham .. Coates, North. Lincoln Coatham Durh... 2 1. Eaglescliife.... 483 Colwinstone... Glam.. 4 l.o. Cowbtiilge..,l60 Coats, Great .. Lincoln 8 /. GreatGrimsby 498 Colyton Devon. 4 I. Axmiu^er .... 5Q Coats, Little ..do Coats do 1 4 I. do 4|-!B 48. ; 3 2 I. Woodstock.... 139 1. Midge Inn Come English. Somers. 1. 0. Bath 14. c . Coats York.w 7 I. Skipton 403 Combe Hants.. 10 r. Andover 55 Cobberley Glonc.. 5 1. Dowdswell.... 105 Combe Devon. 2 r. Honiton 50 Cobh m Kent... 3 r. Chalk Well... 4 Combe Florey Somers. 5 r. Staplegrove... 180 Cobham Surry.. 34 J.Shrubs Hill.... 52 Comb in Teign CockayneHart- Head ..Devon. 3 OTewtonBushell 9i> land Bedf... g r. Potton 372 Combe Keynes Dorset. 6' r.o. Wareham.. 10(1 CockeringtouSt Combe Martin. Devon. Q r. Biirustaple.... 113 Mary's Lincoln CockeringtonSt Leonard do Cockerton Durh.. 3 r. Louth 4y8 CombeSt.N ich. Somers. Combs Sussex.. 2 2 r. Chard 104 43 r. 0. Steyning .. -;u Common Dale. York.w 4 r. Gisborough... 528 Coddington.... Chester g l.o. Broxton .... J12 Compton » Sussex.. r. West Dean.... 33 Coddiugton Herf... & r. Ledbury 210 Compton Surry.. 3 l.o. Gailaford .. 27 Coddington .... Nott. . . 2 r. Newark 348 ComptonAbbas Dorset. 21 I. Shaftesbury .... 107 Codiior Castle ComptonAbd. Glouc. 4 l.o. >.' orthleach. 195 and Park.... Derby.. 12 r. Derby 324 ComptonBasset Wilts... 1 r. Cherrill 1% Codnor do. .... Coedana Angl.. 12 4 '<" 1 Compton B... Berks.. Compton Bish. Somers. 7 12 l.o. Wantage.... r. Wells lby 139 r.o. Gwyndu. ... 000 Coedkernew ..Monm. M l.o. Newport /. Two Mile Oak 1oo Compton Dan. do .... 24 1. Keynsham.... 1.^9 Coffinswell Devon. 3 05 Compton, West Dorset. 2 r. Longberry.... 59 Cogenhoe N.ham. 4 r.o. Horton 880 Com pton.Little Glouc.. 4 l.o. Northleach.. 19o Coggan Glam.. 4 l.o. Cardiff Ift) Compton Mart. Somers. n r. Em borrow.... 130 Coggs Oxford. 2 1. Witney 105 Compton, Over Dorset. H r. NetherCompt.|108 Coity, Higher.. Glam.. 3 r. Ewenney Br. 170 Compton Paun. Somers. 4 r.o. Wincannton.1101 Coker, East.... Somei.. a /.Yeovil 1i« Compton Vern. Warw. 7 r. Tredington ...|227 Coker, West . . do. . . i 1. East Chinuock 108 ComptonDonb. Somers. 2 r. Somertou .Ill Colan, Little... Cornw. 3 r. Fradden ri3 ComptonWiny. Warw. .5 r. Shipston 227 Colby Norf... A r. Avlsham 531 Comus St.BlairKent.. 2 I. Canterbury...! 4 Oforetom'nMar. 155 Cold Ashton... Glouc.. 4 r. Northleach.. »Q5 44 2 r.o. Easington .. 4K3 Coney thorp ... York.w 4 I. Whitwell i484 Cold Henley .. Hants.. s r. Whitchurch... Sfl Coneythorpe .. York.w; di l.o. Wetherby ..'352 s 1. Langham 1. Lydden 380 Congham Norf... 3 r. Castle Riseing|529 Coldred Kent.. 14 7 Congeston Leic... 2 r. Twycross .... 319 I. Bristol 159 Colebrooke.... Devon. i> r. Crockernwell ft Congresbury . . . Somers. 12 Coleby Lincoln 3 I. GreenManlnn. 488 Coningsby ....Lincoln 12 r. Sleaford 488 27) CON tO COT Parisktt, Itc... Counties mis Referent fonin^frvn Canib.. 3 Con ; :t,rousli .. Yoik.w Coiiisflitt High Durh... Conisholme .... Lincoln Coniscliff, Low Durh Coniston L^up--- Coi.hton Cmiision .. ,.. York.e. ... do. u Connington Hunt Durh... . Cornw Consay Constantine Cookbury Devon Cookham Berks.. Cookley Suffolk. Cooling Kent .. Comes Edge... Derby. Coepea Durh... Coptord tissex.. Copgiuve York.« Cople Bedf... Opmauthorp . York.e. Coppe.. H.dl... Stafford Coppenhall Ch. Che.- er Coppui Lane... Cwpson War . Corby Lincoln Corby N.ham. Cot by, Great.. Cumb. Corby. Little., do Cort'e St.iner.. 0>rfe Mullen.. Dorset. Corley Salop .. Corley Want. CornardMagna Suffolk. Coniard Parvrdo Cornelly Cornw. Cotney Cumb. Cornforth Durh... Cornhill do Cornwell Oxford. Cornwood Devon. Con worthy ....do Corpusty N'-rf. .. Corringham ...lis ex.. Coningham ... Lincoln Corscombe .... Dorset. Corse Gl mc.. Corsenside ....N.hnm. O-rshain Wilts... Corsley do Corston do Corston Somer.. Cortnn Suffolk. Coi tenDenham Corner.. Cor> ton Devon. Cosby Leic... Cosgrove N.ham. Cosheston Pemb.. Cossal Nott... Cossesley Norf. .. Cossington Leic... Costington ....Somer. Coston Leic... Coston Norf... Coston Hacket. Wore.. Cotesbatch .... L*ic r. PapwortLStt. I. Doncaster I. Darlington.... r. Louth I. Darlington ... r. Broughton.... r.Hull r. Skipton r.o. SawtrySLA. r. Wolsiugham . . r. Penryn r.o. Golden Inn r. Maidenhead . . I. Vostbrd I. Gad's Hill.... r.o. Buxton r. Billingham. .. way r. Street Douses I. Stafford r. Nantwich..... I. Nightingale H I. Smockington., /•. Coltersworth r.o. Oakley N. I. r. Carlton r. do I. Tan n ton r.o. WimbornM. r. Tenbnry r. Coventry r. Sudbury r. do /•. lregouy r. Bootle r. Ferry Hill.... r. Coldstream... I. Salford r. Ivy Bridge ... I. Totnees ; I. Saxthorpe .... I. S iftord I. Spitt.l Inn.... I. Yeovil r. Gloucester.... 196 r.o. Tone Pit inn, 436 l.o. Chippenham'136* r.o. Warminster I. Malmsbury . . . l.o. Bath r.o. Lowestoft .. Sherborne .... I. Kim bo Biidge r. Lutterworth.. r.o. Stony Stratf. r. Pembroke.... I. Nottingham... I. Norwich l{\r. M^nnt Sorrel. $ \r. Bridgewater.. r. MeltonMowb. b\l. Wymondham. 5 \r. Bromesgrove 1 I. Lutterworth .. Cotesford Oxford.; 3 \l.o. Finmere Cottesmore .... Knt i 4{ r. Oakham... Cotgrave Nott. .. 2 \r. Plnmtree ]380 Cotham do 1 3W.L ngBenningt.;348 Cothele^ton ....Somer. ! 3* r. Stiplegrove...'180 Cotherston .... York.M 4 \r. Bowes 'Sod Cotleigh Devou. i 2 r. Wilmington... 59 Cotuuss York.**.' 4 r. How den !527 Coton Stafford 25 r. Sandon |300 Coton Camb.. I Zll. Cambridge.... 507 Coton in the Elms Derby. 7 \l. 0. Measham ..'319 Cottara Nott. .. 7 r. Tnxford 480 Cottam York.e. 2 /. Langtofl 491 Cottenham Camb.. I 4 l.o. Milton 507 Cotterstock.... N.ham. I 2 r.o. Oundle .397 Cottei brook... do j 1 r.o.Upr.Creaton 280 COT tO CRA [28 Parishes, $c Counties, Coningham.... N.ham. Coltingham.... York.. Cottingworth E York.e. Cotton Chester Cotton Suffolk. Cotton Near... Leic... Cottred Herts.. Covehithe alias North Ales.. Suffolk. Coveney Camb.. Covenham St. Bartholomew Lincoln Covenham St. Mary do Cove, North ..Suffolk. Coverham York.* Cove, South ... Suffolk. Covington Hunt... Couchion Warw. Coulsdon Surry.. Coniston, E«st Wilts... Coulton Norf... Countesbnr\ .. Devon. Coundo.i Durh... Countessthorpe Leic... Courtenhal! .... N.ham, CowarneMagn. Heref.. Cowarne Parva do Cowbit Lincoln Cowden Kent... Cowdon York.e, Cow Honeyb.. Glouc.. Cowick York.7* Cow lam do. e. .. Cowley Glouc. Cowley Oxford. Cowley Midd.. Cowling Suffolk. Cowling York.w Cowsby York.n Cowthorpe do. u.. Cow ton, East., do. «... Cow ton, North do. «. .. Cowton, South, do. «... Coxhoe Square. Durh... Coxwell Great. Berks.. Coxwell, Little do Coxwold York.n Coychurch, Hi. Giam.. Cracoe Yoik.?*> C adley Wore. Cradley Heitf.. Craike Durh... Crakehall York.« Crambe do. «... Cramlington ., N.hnm. Cranage Chester Cranbourne ... Dorset. Cranfield Bedf... Cranford St.An N.ham. CranfordSt.Jo.do Cranham Glouc. Cranham Essex.. Crauhoe Leic... Cranley Surry .. Cranmore Kast. Somer. Craninore Westdo Cransford Suffolk. Cransley N.ham. Cranstock Cornw. Cranwell Lincolu Cranwick Norf. .. Cranworth..... do Craswell Heref.. Cratfield Suffolk. Crawcrook Durh... Crawley Oxford. Crawley Hants.. Crawley North Bucks. Craydon Camb. Cray, North ..Keut... Cray, St. Paul'sdo Cracomb Devon. Reference to Itm . . Rockingham .380 L Kirk Ella 1501 r. Wilberfoss ...|493 Kexby Biidge 4y3 I. Brock ford St I. Mkt.Bosworth /. Buutiugford .. r. Frostendeu .. 547 I. Ely (507 r.». Louth..., r.o. Loutb 498 I. Benacre '547 I. East Wittou .'429 r. Frostenden...i547 l.o. Kimbolton..|3y7 I. WottonWaven 228 r. Rose & Crown l.o. Devizes /. Wymondham r. South Molton I. Ferrv Hill.... 4i /.Great Glen.... 2i/. Hatkiet.-n.... 5 1/. Btomvard .... 4 \l. do...." 3 r. SpaJdii.g 4 r. Pensliuist 12 r. Hull 3 r. Broadway.... 1 I/. Snaith 2 \i. Langtoft 4i7. Dowdswell... Sandford _. /. Hillingdon.... r.o. Haverhill .. l.o. Steeton N. Kilvin^ton 2fr. Wetie.by.... /. Little Smeaton r. Catterick Br.. r. do r. Butcher Race. r.o. Faiingdon .. I. do r. Thormanby .. r. Ewenncy Br. r. Skipton I. Stourbridge .. r. Ledbury l.o. stillington .. L Leeming r. Whitwell r.o. Ciosforth.... r. Sand bach .... I. Wood vatesf nn I. Ampthill r. Burton Latim. r.do r. Stroud l.o. LTpminster.. r.o. Market Har. I. Guildford r. Biuton r. do r. Farnham _ /. Kettering fi~\r. St. Michael... 2 \l.o. Leafingham 1 /. Mundford 8 '/. Attleburgh.... b\l. Hav 6[ I. Yoxibrd 7i I. Gateshead 2 r. Witney i \l. Leckford Hut. 2 r. Newport Pag. 2 \l. Arrington .... 1 |/. Fools Cray.... 1 \r. Foots Cray... 6 ,l.o. Ingram 29] CRB tO CBO Pari t het, j/c Creake, North. Norf... Creake, South, do Credeuhiil ....Heref.. Creech, St. M.. Somer.. Creed Cornw. Creeong St. M. Suffolk. CreetingSt. Ol.flo Creeton Lincoln Cregrena Radnor Crendon, Long Bucks. Crestowe .do Cresswell N.hum. Creasing Essex.. Cressingham.G Norf. .. Cressingham.Ldo Cretiogham ...Suffolk Crewe Chester Crick N.ham. Crickadern, N. Breck. Crickieth Caern.. Cricket Malli.. Somer. Ciiiket St. I no- nius do Cricksey Essex... Crigleston .... York.w Criinplesham.. Norf. .. Critch Derby. Criichill, Long Dorset. Critchiil, Moredo Croft Leic. .. Croft Lincoln Croft Heref.. Croglin Climb.. Cromhall Clone. Crompton .... Lane... Crondall Hants.. Cronton Lane... Crook Durh... Croom Dabitot Wore. Croom, Earl's, do Croom Hill.... do Cropedy Oxford. Croptton Leic. .. Cropthorn .... Wore. Cropton York.w Cropwell Bish. Nott... CropwellButlr.do Crosby Havens- worth Westm. Crosby Garret. Westm. Crosby Great.. Lane... Crosby Cumb.. Crosby, Low., do Crosby, Little. Lane... Croscombe .... Somer.. Croslandlialf .. York.a; Cross Canonby Cumb. Crossby ..York.w Crossthwaite ..do Crogsthwaite... Westm. Crossthwaite .. Lower Cumb. Croston Lane... Crostwight Norf. .. Crowan Cornw. Crowcombe ... Somer.. Crowel Oxford. Crowfield ....Suffolk. Crowhurst ....Surry.. Crowhurst .... Sussex. Crowlaud ....Lincoln Crowle do. Crowle Wore... Crowm. Gift.. Oxford Crownthorpe.. Norf. .. Crowtou Chester Croxall Derby Croxby Lincoln Croxden Stafford Croxteth Park. Lane Croxtou Lincoln Croxton Camb.. Croxton Norf. .. /.Taunton /. Grampound... /. Greeting A I ISts. /.'». do r. Greetham .... /.LlamNantMel. r. Thame r.o. Ham Green Morpeth.... r. Braintree . r. do /. Wickham Mk. /. Sandb.ich r. Daventry .... " Builth /.Aberglaslyn B. r. Chard Refur enee to Itun.. \pag Walsingham . J523 /.do |525 :o. Hereford....] 219 r\ Hilborough".! 524 l.o. Crewkerne. r.o. Althorne.,.. Wooley Park. /. Stradsett I. Alfreton /. Caishmore Inn /.do Lutterworth.. Spilsby Kingsland.... r. High Hesket.. /. Dursley r. Rochdale .... r. Far n ham . Prescot . Sunderland B. . Pershore r.o. Tewkesbury r.o. do .". Banbury .... l.o. Leicester.... r.o. Bengewoith /. Pickering .... r.o.Over Brought Plumtree .... Shap Brough r. Liverpool .... r. Carlisle r. do r. Liverpool .... ' Wells Huddersfield.. Cockermouth. Barrowby.... /. Broughton /.Kendal r.n. Keswick /. Chorley... r. Nth. Walsham Heist one .. r. Staplegrove r. Stoken Chur.. r.CreetingAHSts, * Blindley Heath r.o. Battel... r. St.JameaDeep Thorne Worcester. r. Wallingford.. /. Wymondliam /. Northwich .. l.o. Measham ,. v /. Wold Newton r. Beamhurst.... r. Prescot r.o.O landlord B /. Caxton , lu>. Thetford..., CRO tO DAL [30 Parities, Ifc Counties, mis Refere nce to Itin.. pag 323 Croxton, South Croxton Kerr. Crudwell Cruggion Crumver Crundall Crux. Easton .. CruwysMorch. Cuberley Cubert Cubington .... Cubley Cnblington.... Cubv Cucklington ... Cuckney Cuddesden .... Cuddington. . . . Cuddington ... Cudham Cudling Stubs.. Cud worth .... Cud worth .... Cuerdale Cuerden ..... Cuerdley Culbone ....... Culcheth Cnlford Culgarth Cnllercotes .... Culmington.... Culmsiock .... Culpho Cnl worth Culverthorp... Cnlly Cwm.... Cumberworth.. Cumberworth. Cumberworth.. Cumcarvan.... Cuinner Cumrew Cumwhitton .. Cummkinton.. Cund Cundell Curbridge .... Curland Curry Mallet.. Curry, North.. Cury Cusop Cutcombe Cutsdean Cuxham Cuxfon Cuxwold Cwm Cwm Du Cwinyoy Cynvyil Gaco. Leic. .. Leic. ..! Wdt*.. I Mont?. Pemb.. Kent... Hants. Devon. Glone. Cornw. Warw. Derby. Bucks.. Cornw. Somer. Nott... Oxford. Buck.. Chester Kent. .. York.?*' Somer. York.w Lane. do do Somer. Lane. Suffolk. Cumb.. N.hum. Salop .. Devon. Suffolk. N.ham Lincoln Caerm. Lincoln York.w do Monm. Berks.. Cumb. do do Salop .. York.n Oxford. Somer do. ... do. ... Cornw. Heref.. Somer. Wore. Oxford. Kent. .. Lincoln Flint.. Brecon Monm. do Dacre Dacre Dadlington.... Dagenham Daglingwortu.. Dailsford Dalbury Lees.. Dalby on the Woulds Dalby, Great.. Dalby, Little. Dalderbv Dale............ Dale Abbey ... Dulham Dalinghoe Dalliugton. .... Dallington Cumb York.w Leic. .. Essex.. Gloue. Wore. Derby. Leic... do do Lincoln Pemb.. Derby. Suffolk, do Sussex. N.ham 7|T. Leicester..... /. Grantham .... r. Charlton i. Llandrinio.... r. Tavernspitc... /. Wye r. Whitchurch .. 4 ;/. Calverleigh ... 3i|/. Dowdswell.... 5 pr. St. Michael... r. Radford /-. Sndburv r. Whitchurch... r. Tregony /. Bay ford r.o. Mansfield... /. Wheatley .... r. Thame /. Northwich.... /.South Street... r. Darrington... r. Chard r. Barnsley r. Walton le Dale /. Clayton Green l.o. Warrington r.o. Porlock ...^ r. Warrington... /. Bury St. Edm r. Penrith r. Newcastle... r.o. Ludlow .... /. Maiden Down /. Kesgrave r. Brackley /.Silk Willough. r. Caermarthen r. Partnev , r. Ingbirchwortl r.o. do /. Wonastow,..., l.o. Oxford r. High Hesket. r. do , r. Carlton /. Atcham , r. Dishforth .... /.Witney , /. Taunton L r. Rock House., do, /. Helstone /.Hay r. Dulverton.... /. Bourton r. Bensington... r. Strood /. Ravenrtale.... r. St. Asaph .... r. Bwlch r. Abergavenny. r.o. Llandovery. /.Penrith /. Ripley r.o. Hinckley..., r. Barking r.o. Cirencester. l.o. Chipping N. /. Derby 2 /.NelherBrongh. 2 /. Burton Lazars lj/. do 6 7 5 S 2 /. Stickford r. Milford r. Shardlow r. Kentford /..Melton 5i;r. John's Cross.. U /.O.Northampton 347 175 270 '% 55 112 30il 3ri7 247 120 101 :«;3 192 27 s soy 23 ■Kf> 104 Si!4 S31 SSI 304 179 304 514 3S5 452 240 m 547 488 164 407 412 412 199 356 S35 448 195 1 Qu- ill 111 64 220 130 155 152 3 498 syi 200 199 200 3)] DAL tO DET Parithu, tfc....- Coxmtiei. ml* 6" Bafcten Cnmb.. Dalten Lane. DaJton up.TeesYork.w Dalton Pierey Durh.. Dalton, North. Yori.e Dalcon, South, do Dalton do. w.. Dalton do. .. Dalton Lane. Dalton York.n Dalwoort Dorset Damerham, S. Wilts.. DaDby York.* Danby Wisk ..do Dangie Essex.. Danthorpe ....York.e. Darenth Kent.. Daresbury ....Chester Darfield Yorfc.w Darley Derby.. Darlton Nott. .. Darowen Monte. Darsham Suffolk. Darlington .... Devon. Darton York. a; Darwen, Low. Lane. Datchworth ..Herts.. Datchett Bucks.. David's, St Pemb.. Davidstow ....Corn.. Dauntsey Wilts.. Dawley, Magu. Salop .. Dawlish Devon. Dean Lane... Dean Cumb. Dean, East .... Sussex. Dean, East Hants. Deau, East Sussex. Dean, Little .. Glouc. Dean, Upper.. Bedf... Dean, West ..Sussex. Dcarham Cnmb. Debach Suffolk. Debden Essex.. Debenham .... Suffolk. Decuman's, St. Somer. Deene N.bam. Deerhnrst Glouc.. Defford Wore.. Deighton York.e. Deighton do. n.. Dembleby ....Lincoln Denbury Devon. Denby York.a; Denby Derby. Denchworth .. Berks.. Denford N.ham. Denham Suffolk. Denham Bucks. Denham Suffolk. Denio Caerm. Denaby York.et; Denniugton ..Suffolk. Dennis, St Com.. Denston Stafford Dent York.u; Denton Hunt .. Denton Upper Cumb. Denton/N ether do Denton York.w Denton Lane.. Denton Durh.. Denton Lincoln Denton N.ham. Denton Sussex. Denton N.hum. Depden Suffolk. Depthug Kent .. Dereham, West Norf. .. Derwen Deub.. Desborough ..N.ham. Desford Leic.. Dethick Derby.. Reference to Jtin- I. Low Hesket. I. Goose Green. I. Smallways... r. High Bnrr.toft I. Mkt.Weighton I. Bishop Burton Huddersfield. I, Doneaster .... I. Ulverstone .Topcliffe .... Stockland .... , Tipput r. Gisborong.i .. l.o. Nth.Allertou l.o. Southminstei r. Hull Dartford .... I. Stretton . Barnsley r.Newhaven Inn r. Tuxford l.o. Pen-y-Pont., r.o. Yoxford.... r. Totness , Staincross .... r. Eacroft , r. Woolmer Gr ». Colnbrook., Pembroke ..., r. Five Lanes I Calne I. Shifnall , I. Haldon Hill.. I. Bolton , Lorton Singleton , r. Romsey r. East Bourne. Newnham.... l.o. Kimbolton .. r. Willingdon .. r. Cockermouth /. Melton Newport .... r. Little Stonham Watchet r. Rockingham. I. Tewkesbury .. I. Pershore York Lovesome H. I. Aiwarby .... I. Ashburton .... r. Ingbirchworth Derby , Wantage ... I. Turapstun ... r. Saxham r.o. Uxbridge . r. Broome Z.Aberglaslyn B I. Doneaster ... I. Saxmundham Fradden r. Uttoxeter...., r.o. Kendal ... Stilton , Carlisle r. do r. Otley r. Manchester . I. Darlington..., I. Grantham ... r.o. Horton ..., Lewes , /. Newcastle..., Bradfield .... Maidstone .... Wereham .... r.'Corwen "Kelmarsh .... Leicester r. Matlock DEV to DON [32 Parishes, 1/j 5 1. Wakefield.... 3B7 4 I. Totton \m 5 I. Broadway.... \r>r- H l.o. Ludlow .... 240 3 r. Cocking 33 2| I. Mundrord 024 5 l.o. Tetbury .... 174 4 \r. Leasingham.. 4:;. 3 \r.o. Stanbro' 343 7 r.o. Lampeter .. 20H 3 r. West wick.... .».:o 2 r. Draycott sc« I. Leominster .. 212 3 I. New Romney 22 2 \r.o. Newport .. ■:> r, 2 \l. Wells i-ti 3 r. Callow 21.5 2 \r. Mkt. Harboro 323 3 7. Whalley 415 6 \l. Eaton 211 3 r. Crewkerne .. 106 2 I. Gosforth 1...2 6 \r.o. Worksop .. -,4ii 4 jr. Croft Bridge. 451 4 \r. Gr. Smeaton.. 451 4 \l. Aylesbury.... 3 r. Warminster .. •-00 125 3 \l.o. Bar ford .... K.'i 3 r. Ingleburn ■JO 2 r. Marshfield.... 477 s l.o Hatherne 724 /. Osmondiston. 53g 5 I. Peuybont .... 2 53 8 1. Newcastle .... 452 4 r. Whitehaven.. 421 2 r. Ainsford Inn. I2g ?. 1. Friars Oak Inn 40 I. Bungay 550 5i I. Totness . Ludlow Salisbury , Ludlow , r.o. Morton .... r. Wick r.o. Addingham r.o. Lamport..., r.o. Snaith , do r. Chippenham. r. Marlborough. I. Tamworth .... r.o. Leight. Buz 104 536 215 :m 155 132 488 ill 419 VM 483 117 104 23 113 113 Parisht Counties Trlng tdc r. Abingdon .... r. Longford .... r. Dorchester.... I. Cambridge .... l.o. Curry Rivel Gamsten r. Tuxford l.o. Norwich.... I. Crockernwell. South Cave l.o. Dalby I. Gr. Driffield... Poulton /. Carlton r. Beeford •. Welnetham.... *. Manchester.... ',. Carlisle r. Stockport .... I. Witney " Waifflsford.... Briugenorth ... Howden do Derb> r. New Malton.. r. Six Mile Bott. LisKeard Broadway.... Popham Shiilingford .. ?. Pet worth .. I. Bristol... r. Chester •• II gh Leigh... ,303 -.Tuxford 1480 •. Newton .525 ". Swaffham....i524 :o. Lincoln .... 4< 8 '•. Houiton 59 L We? her by .... 352 r. Gr. Dunmow. 533 Dunnerdale.... Dunnington.... Dunnington.... Dunnockshaw. Dunsborne Ab. Dunsb. Rous.. Dunsby Dunsfold Dunsford Dnnsforth, L.. Dniiforth,Upp. Dunstan Dunstew Dunston Dunston Dunston Dunterton .... Dunton cum Milo Dunton Dunton Basset. Dunton Dunton Dnnvvich Durleigh Dnrley Durnfbrd...... Durringtcn.... Durston Durwestori .... Duston Dutton Dutton Duxbur'y Duxford Dwygfylchi .. Dymerchion .. Dymock Dyscoed D3serth Lane. York.e. do. e. .. Lane. Glouc. do Lincoln Surry.., Devon. York.w do. w.. Norf. ., Oxford Stafford Lincoln N.hum. Devon, Bedf. .. Norf... Leic... Bucks.. Essex.. Suffolk. Somer.. Hants Wilts... do. .. Somer.. Dorset. N.ham. Chester Lane. do. ... Camb. Caeru. Flint. . Glouc Radnor Flint... Eaglesfield .... Eagle Eakering Eardingtoa ... Eardisland .... Eardisley, Up- per Earlham Earls Barton .. Earl Soham.... Earl Shilton ... Earl Stoke .... Earme,St.. Earnley Earswick...... Eartham Easby Easeby « Easeboarne... Easiugton.,,... Easington Easington Easington...... Eastburn K.stbrhlge .... East Church .. Easter, High.. Easter, Good... EasUugate .... Easthampstead East Leach I'. East Leach M. Eastling East Meon .... Eastnor.. Easton Magna. Easton Mauduit Easton Neston. Easton Eastou, Little. Cumb. Lincoln Nott... Salop ,. Heref do Norf. . N.ham Suffolk Leic... Wilts.., Cornw. Sussex. York, n Sussex.. York, n do. n.. Sussex.. Glouc. Oxford. York.e. do. n.. do. e... Keiit... do Essex... do Sussex.. Berks.. Glouc. do Kent .. Hants.. Heref.. Leic... N.ham. do Wilts... Essex.. mil , Reference to Itin . . pag r. Broughton.... 421 I. Grimston ...J 493 r. Brandsburton. 506 l.o. Goodshaw.. .417 r.o. Cirencester. 1 172 r. do, r.o. Morton .... I. Chidingfold .. l.o. Exeter r. Boro'bridge .. r. do r.o. Newton .... I. Ainhoe I. Stafford r. Green Mau I. r. Alnwick 1. Lifton r. Biggleswade.. I. Fakeuham.... r. Lutterworth.. r. Whitchurch .. /. Upminster.... r.Yoxford r. Bridge water.. r. Bps. Waltham r. Salisbury .... r. Amesbury I. Monkton r. Blandford.... I. Northampton l.o. Northwich.. r. Preston l.o. Nighting. H. l.o. G. Chesterf.. r.o. Aberconway I. St. Asaph ... r.o. Newent ... r.o. Presteign . r. St. Asaph ... /. Cockermouth, I. Lincoln...... l.o. Newark I. Bridgenorth ., l.o. Ebnall Willersley..., I. Norwich , I. Wellingboro' , J.Wickhain Mkt /•. Hinckley .... I. Devizes I. St. Michael ... r.o. Chichester.. r.o. York r.o. Bury r. Aytoa * Catterick Bri. Midhurst l.o. Stroud ...... I. Postcomb .... o. Pattrington. r. Gisborough... J.Hutton Cranw. r. Pedling Green I. Key Street.... r.Hatfield Br. O. I. Chelmsford .. Arundel I. Bracknel r. Lechlade .... do /•. Osprmge. r.o. Be etersneld.. Ledbury Kockinguam.. Bozeat r. Towcester .... I. Marlboro' .... si'l.o. Danmow .. S5} EAS tO EGL Parishes, »c Counties, mlt Reference to Itin.. Easton Somer.. Easton Hants East on N.hara. Easton Hunt... Easton Norf. .. Easton Bavcnt. Suffolk. Easton do. Easton York.*', Eastrington....do Eastrop Hants. . Eastry Kent .. Eastwell Leic... Eastwiek Herts .. Eastwood Nott. .. Eastwood Essex . . Eastwoodhay.. Hants.. Eaton Leic. .. Eaton* Nott. .. Eaton Salop .. Eaton Constant do Eaton Bishop.. Heref.. Eaton Hastings Berks.. Eaton Bridge.. Kent. .. Eaton Bray ... Eedf. .. Ebberston York.« Ebbesborne W.Wilts... Ebchester Durh... Ebony Kent... Ebrington ....Glouc. Eccleston Chester Eccleston Lane. Eccleshill do Eccleston do Eceleshili York.?i? Eccles Norf. .. Ecclesall Bierl. York.tt; Eckington ....Derby. Eckington .... Wore. . Ecton N.ham. Ed burton Sussex. Eddington .. . Wilts... Eddingley Nott.... Eddleshorongh Bucks. Eddlethorpe .. York.e. Edenham Lincoln Edenhall Cumb. Edensor Derby. Edeym Caern.. Edgbaston ....Warw. Edgcot N .ham. Edgecott Bucks. Edge Chester Edgetou Salop.. Edgeworth Glouc.. Edgmond Salop .. Edihthorpe Norf. .. Edingliall Derby. Edington Somer. Edithweston ..Rutl. .. Edlaston Derby. Edlington .... Lincoln Edlington York.;r Edlingliam .... N.hum. Edmondsley .. Durh... Edmondbryersdo Ednumdthoi pe Leic. .. Edmondisham. Dorset. Edstoue York.« Edwalton Nott. .. Edwarston Suffolk. Edwin Loch .. Wore .. Edwin Ralph.. Heref.. Edwinstow.... Nott. .. Ed worth Bedf. .. Efenechtyd.... Denb.. Egbrough York.w; Egdean Sussex. Egerton Kent.., Eggbuckland.. Devon. Eggesford do Egginton Bedf... Eggington ....Derby.. Egiestone Durh... 6 l.o. Bristol 1 \l. King's Worthy 3 \l.o. Wittering ... 3 r. Kimbolton.... I. Norwich r. Wangtord /.WickhamMark I. Bridlington.... I. Howdt;n r. Basingstoke .. /. Knowlton .... r.o. Melton If... r. Hoddesdon ... l.o. Nottingham. r. Rochtord r. Whitchurch.... 7l:r.o.MeltonMow. l.o. Gamston, I. Wellington I. do I. Hereford 2*7.0. Faringdon .. 4i|r. Westerham... Si 1 /. Dunstable .... 11 I. Snaiuton 4 \r. Woodyates I.. 12 i. Durham 1 r. Retiing Street. 4i r.Bourton on H. /. Chester I. Chortey r. Over Darwen r. Prescot r. Bradford .... r.o. Larlingford. I. Sheffield r. Whittington... r.o. Tewkesburj r. Northampton r.o. Woodmane. I. Littleton /. Newark I. Dunstable .... r. Wbitwell Inn. I. Bourn r. Penrith r. Newhavenlnn /.Aberglaslyn B. \l. Birmingham... 5i r. Banbury 2i\r.o. Ham "Green 3 l.o. No Mans H. 1| r. Red Houses... 5 \r.o. Cirencester.. 2 I. Newport 2§;r. Nth.Walsham 7 \l.o. Measham 4 \r.o. Ashcott 4 \r. Manton 44,7.0. Brailsford ... 3 \l.o. Horncastle... 5 \l. Doncaster .... 6 7. Alnwick 2 \l. Plausworth .... fj \l. Cold Rowley. 5{.r. MeltonMowb. 5§7.WoodyatesIun. I. Pickering r.o. Plumbtree... r. Sudbury r. Bromyard.... r. do r. Mansfield r. Bleak Hall.... r. Corwen r. Darrington.... l.o. Petworth .... 2£r. Charing 2 \r. Plymouth 7 ] r. Bow HI. Hockliffe 3 ! r. Burton on Tr. 5 12. BernardCastle Pag 159 «7 347 307 54" ? 4 I 506 527 55 10 380 444 383 557 55 380 480 231 231 219 171 23 279 485 :>6 451 oo 226 313 331 424 304 425 520 584 384 225 3-22 38 150 348 27 y 4R4 487 335 375 243 SB 260 270 312 240 172 312 520 319 139 380 327 503 351 452 j 452 435 38,0 56 405 543 211 211 383 344 566 426 34 12 92 117 -70 367 370 EGL tO ELT [36 Parishes, ftc C mmiie*. | mis Reference to ltin. pag Egleton Rutl .... Eglingham .... N.hum. Egloshale Cornw. Egloskerry .... do Eglwys Vach...Denb.. Eglwys Rhos... Caern .. Eglwysavrow.. Pemb... Eglwys Vair A. Caern.. Eglw"yscymm..do Egmanton ....Nott.... Egmore Norf. .. Egremont Caerm. Egtoncum N... Lane. Egton York.w Elberton Glouc. Eldersfield ....Wore. Eld.m Durh... Elford Stafford Eling Hants. Elkington, N.. Lincoln Elkstey Nott. .. Elkstone Glouc. Elkstone Stafford Ella, West ....York.e. Ellastone Stafford Ellenhall do Ellenborough Ellerton ..,. Cumb.. York.e, do. n... do do do. e... do. n„ do. e. Bucks.. r.o. Manton .... /. Alnwick r. Bodmin r. Launceston .. r. Bettws r. Mochdref .... I. Newcastle.... r. St. Clears .... /.Llan.Abercvvm I. Tuxford I. Walsingham.. r. RobestonWat. I. Penny Bridge. /. Sleights r. New Passage. r. Staunton I. Woodham r. Tarn worth.... 1 7. Totton. 4 2 7 H 4 ¥ 7 21 r.o. Lonih I. Gamston r.o. Cirencester, r. Leek r. Kirk Ella.... /. Ashbum /.Walton , r. Workington., r. Wilberfoss.... r. Catterick Br. l.o. Chaytor H. 6 W.Whitby 6i'r. Hull 2j!r. Pickering .... 1 \r. South Cave ., 2 I/, Wendover N.hum. l6 r. Morpeth Hants.. 2i r. Ringwood..., 2 \l. Attleburgh..., Ellerton Ellerbeck ... Ellerby Ellerby Ellerburn .... Ellerker Ellesborough Ellington .... Ellingham Ellingham, Gt. Norf Ellingham, Lit- tle do I 3 \l. do Ellingham ....do 2 r.o. Bungay . Ellingham N.hum. 2ij>\ Charlton . Ellingstring York.w 2 \l. Ellington Ellington Hunt... i 2 '/. Creamer's Hut Ellisfield Hants... 3il. Basingstoke Ellougl Suffolk.! 3il. Frostenden ~ r. South Cave Elloughton .... York.e. j 2 Elm, Great and Little Somer. I 2 Elmbridge .... Worc.10 r. Frome r.o. Worcester. I. Littlebnry ... l.o. Stone Bridge r. Wisbeach . Worcester . Elmdon Essex, Elmdon Warw. Elme Cambr. Elmeley Lovett Wore... Elmeley Castle do Elmly Kent .. Elmore Glouc. Elmsall.South.. York.a; Ehnsall, North do Elmsett Suffolk Elmstead do Elmsthorpe.... Leic... Elmstead Kent.... Elmstone d< 2 Elmston Hard. Glouc 2 Elmswell Suffolk j 8 Elmton Derby. I 6 Elsenham Essex..! 2 r. Stanstead Str.. Elsfield Oxford. 2i r. Oxford Elsham Lincoln 4 Elsiug Norf... | 2 Elsted Surry.. 3 Listed Sussex. 1 4 Elston Lane. ..| 4 Elston Nott.. I 4i Elston wick .... York.e. 9 Elswick Lane. 7 Elswick N.hum. 2 Elsworth ...... Cambr. 2 Eltisley do ; 2 Elton Durh... ! 2i Elton Chester 7 Elton Derby. 4 I. Bengewortl: I. Sittingbourne. I. Gloucester.... I. Red House.... l.o. do r.o. Ardleign ... r. Colchester r. Hinckley .... I. Sellinge I. Wingham .... r.o. Bedlam .... r. Bury St.Edm. r. Pleasley 150 156 519 511 .|156 r.o.Glandford B. r. Swanton Br.. r. Mousal r. Midhurst r. Preston /. Newark r. Hull I. Cadley Moor. /. Newcastle .... r.PapworthSt.E. /. Caxton l.o. Eaglescliffe... r. Chester 288 r. Newhavenlnn 375 37] BLT tO EWE Parishes, lfc< Elton Nott. .. Elton .... Heref.. Elton Hunt... Elton Lane. Elvethain Hants.. Elvis, St Pemb. Elwick Darn... Elwington York.e. El worthy Somer. Embleton N .hum. Embleton Durh.. Embleton Cumb.. Embsey with East by York.w Emington Oxford. Emneth Norf. .. Empingham ... Rutl. .. Empsholt Hants.. Emswell York.e. Enborne Berks..' Endellion, St.. Cornw.) Enderby Mavis Lincoln Enderby Leic... Endon Stafford Enford Wilts... Englefielrt. Berks.. Enham Knt.'s Hants.. Enmore Somer. Ennerdale Cumb. Enodor, St Cornw. Enutone Oxford. Entwistle Lane... Envill Stafford Eperston Nott.... Eppleton.Great Durh... Eppleton, Little do Epwell Ht Oxford. Epworth Lincoln Ercoll, High... Salop.. Eriswell Suffolk. Erith Kent.. Ermington .... Devon. Erpingham .... Norf. .. Erth, St Cornw. Ervan, St do Erwarton Suffolk. Esliolt York.w Eshott N.hum. Eskdalesides .. York.n Eskdale Cumb. Eskeiviog Flint.. Eske York.*?. Eskrick do Esscndon Herts . . Essondine Rutl. .. Eston York.n Etchingham ...Sussex. Etton York.e. Etton N.ham. Etwall Derby. EvalSt Cornw. Evedon Liucoln Evenley N.ham, Even wood ....Durh... Evercreech Somer. Everdon N.ham. Everingham ... York.e. Eversdeu Mag.Camb. EversdenParv.do Eversholt Bedf. .. Evershott Dorset. Everslcy Hants.. Everton Huut.. Everton Lane. Everton Bedf... Everton Nott. .. Evesbach Heref.. Evington Leic. .. Euston Suffolk. Eaxton Lane... Ewelm Oxford. Ewerby Lincoln Ewe, St Cornw Refere nce to Ilin... ; paj /^Grantham... |347 I. Ludlow 240 I. Kate's Cabin.. |347 /. Bury 415 I. Hartford Br..| 52 l.o. NewgilSands.igo r. High Burntoft'4«3 r. Kexby Bridge 493 r. WiveliscombelBO r. Alnwick 452 l.o. Wolviston... ( 483 r. Lorton i419 r.Skipton 1403 r. PostC(imbe,...!192 I. Downham.... l 508 I. Stamford 347 I. EastTisted....| 85 /.Gt, Driffield ..1491 1.0. Newbury... 135 r. Bodmin | 63 /.Spilsby 497 I. Leicester 323 I. Leek |327 I. Uphaven 147 r. Tlieal 1178 r. Andover | 55 r. Bridgewater..;129 r. Egremont.... 421 r. Fradden 1 63 r. Enstone 1155 r. Bolton 331 r.o. Stourbridge i265 r. Red Hill 383 I. Easington .... 483 /. do 483 I. Wroxton '251 r. Thome ,515 r. Wellington... 1 231 l.o. Barton Mills 519 I. Cray ford I 3 I. Ivy Bridge.... 92 r.o. Aylsham.... 531 r. Marazion 64 r. Bodmin 63 r. Bentley '539 r. Bradford 1425 r. Morpeth 1452 /. Sleights 1 495 r. Ravenglass...-421 I. Northop I. Beverley r. York r.o. Bell Bar.... r. Stamford I. Newton r. Hurst Green.. I. Bishop Burton I. Glintou . r. Tutbury r. Fradden r. Sleaford I. Brackley 260 I. WestAuckland 435 r. Bruton 1127 I. Weedon J296 r. Hayton (493 r. Harlston r. Cungrave .... l.o. Hockliffe.... /.Yeovil r.o. Hartford Br. r. Girtford 1344 r. Liverpool .... 1-304 r. Girtford 344 r. Bawtry 480 I. Bromyard.... 1211 r.o. Oadby 323 r. Elvedon '519 I. Chorley 331 r. Beusington r. Sleaford.... I. Sticker 152 EWH tO FAR [38 Parishes, 3fc Counties, Ewhurst Ewhurst Ewhurst Exbury Excomb Exelby Exford Exhall Exhall Exminster ... Exiting Exton Exton Eyam Eydon Eye Eye Eye Eyke Eynesbnry .. Eynesford ... Eythorne .... Eyton Eyton Ey worth .... .Hants.. .Surry.. . Sussex. . Hants.. .Durh... . York.w . Somer. . Warw. .do . Devon. . Suffolk. . Rutl. .. . Somer. . Derby. . N.ham. . Suffolk. . N.ham. . Here!.. . Suffolk. .Hunt... . Kent... .do .Salop .. . Heref.. .Bedf... Faccombe Faceby Faddiley Fadmour Frtgan's St Fads worth Fairburn Fairfield Fairfield Liber- ty Fairlight ...... Faiisted Fakenham Magna Faldingworth.. Faikenham .... Fambridge N. Fambridge S.. Fangfosscum S. Farcett Farforth Farlam Farleigh Farleigh Wal- lop Farleigh, East Farleigh, West Farley Farleigh Farley Farley Farley Farley ,... Farlington Farlington Farlow Farlsthorpe Farmanby Farm borough.. Farmington.... Farnborough .. Farnborough .. Farndale Farndish Farndon, East Farndon Farndon Farnham Farnham Farnham Farnham Farnley Farnley Tyas.. Farnworth .... Farnsfieid Hants York.» Chester York.n Glam.. Lane. York.w Kent.. Derby. Sussex. Essex.. Suffolk. Lincoln Suffolk. Essex.. do York.e. Hunt... Lincoln Cumb.. Somer. Hants.. Kent.. do Somer. Hants .. Stafford Surry.. Wilts.. Hants. York.n Hants. Salop .. Lincoln! 4 York. Somer. GIouc.. Warw. Berks.. York./i 12 Bedf. ..I 4i N.ham, 1 Nott. ..! 2 Chester j 4f York.a> 9 Essex.. 2 Dorset. 2 Bucks, li YorkV 2 do. «>..' 1 Lane...! 1 Nott... 6 Refe, Basingstoke, r. Beat Green ., r. Northiam .... . Totton .0. W.Aucklaix I. Londonderry . Dulverton.... . Coventry .... /.^Stratford Alphington .., Newmarket ., Horn Lane... Dulverton... Chesterfield., l.o. Towcester. Yaxley I. Towcester .. r. Leominster r. Melton r. St. Neots... Farningham I. Lydden r. Great Ness ... r. Leominster r. Biggleswade Whitchurch ., Whorlton .„.. I. Naritvvich .... I. Pickering .... r.o. Cardiff r. Manchester ., l.o. Ferrybridge Snargate r. Buxton ... I. Hastings . . . I. Witham ... /. Txworth . . . Midge Inn. r. Kesgrave . I. Hockley... I. do I. Wilberfoss . r.o. Yaxley .. I. Burwell ... r. Carlisle.... .Road Basingstoke Maidstone . , do Road Basingstoke Red Lion . . l.o. Croydon.. l.WinterslowHiit Hursley Stillington I. Cosham Ludlow r. Dalby r. Pickering .... r. Dunkerton ... r. Northleach ... r.o. Banbury.... I. Wantage I. Pickering — l.o. Knotting — /.o.OxendonMag ' Newark Broxton Hall I. Wetherby .Bps.Stortford Caishmorelnn r. Salt Hill...... r.Otley I. Almondbury.. I. Bold r. Newstead .... 212 547 344 11 212 344 55 528 287 if 328 351 22 .375 24 530 544 488 54? 557 557 493 4i)7 49« 3.35 150 55 11 n 150 55 3e 7 35 55 *L 490 28 240 497 4y5 136 195 248 169 495 37!* 323 348 312 352 516 132 410 40 ' 304 383 39] FAR tO FIR Parishes, %c Counties, mis Reference to Itin--- pag FarringtonGur uey Farrington .... Farthiugstone. Farthinghoe .. Farslty Farwav Fangli Faiiikbourn — Fawcet Fawley Fawley, Great. Fawley FawJkham .... Fawsley Fazakerly .... Fazeley.. Feaiby Fearnham .... Featherstdne .. Featherstone .. Feckenhini.... Feering Felixtow Feliskirk Felliscliffe Felmersham .. Felmingham .. Felpham Felthorpe. Feitham Felstead Felton Felton FelwellSt Mary Fen Drayton .. Fen Stan tun ... FenDitton .... Feniton Fenny Compt. Fenny Bentley Fenottery Fenrother Fentou Fenton Fenwick Feokc, St Feriaby Ferriby, North Ferring FersfieTfl Festiniog Fetcham Fewston Fiddington Field Dalling.. Fifehead Nevill Fifehead MagJ. Fifield Fifielri Fifield Fifield Figheldeaii Filby Filgrave Filliugharq .... FilloLgley ..... Filton Finiber Fincharri ...... Finchampstead Finchingrield .. Fincliiey Findon Findern. Fingall Fingest FinnslanQuart. Fingiingboe .. Finmgham .... Fir beck... Firby Firsby Somer. Devon. N.ham. do York, w Devon. Cumb. Essex.. Westm. Bucks. Berks.. Hants.. Kent.. N.ham. Lane... Stafford York.Ti' . Berks.. | 3 York. w I 4 N.hum. Wore. Eases . . Suffolk. York.w do. w... Bedf. .. Norf... Sussex. Norf. .. Mi-ldx. Essex.. Heref.. N.hum. Norf... Camb.. Hunt.. Camb. Devon. Warw. Derby. Devon. N.hum. Lincoln York.a.' do. w... Cornvv. Lincoln York.e. Sussex. Norf. .. Merion. Surry.. York.?/ Somer. Norf. .. Dorset. do Oxford. do Hants.. Wilts... do Norf. .. Bucks. Lincoln Warw. Glouc, York.e, 1 10 Norf. Berks.. Essex . . Middx. N.ham. Derby. York.n Bucks. Cumb..! Essex.. Suffolk. York.w do Lincoln r. Old Down Inn 139 I. Honiton Clyst. 6o /. Forster'sBooth 296 r.o. Brackley ..j260 I. Leeds I. Honiton ... r. Carlton ... I. Witham ... r. Huck ...... r. Henley ... I. Wantage ... I. Totton ..... I. Farningham I. Daventry ., r. .Liverpool . , I. Tarn worth., I. Masham ... Faririgdon , I. Darrington.... 1 4C6 /. Haltwhistle...4l4 r. Worcester.... 156 I. Gore Pits J536" r. Ipswich |539 Staincross 387 I. Wetherby ....352 I. Bletsoe 379 520 3.3 54U 5 J 53', 211 453 524 511 511 507 5y 3. »i-, 375 5y 45- 34:. 76 I. Westwich .... I. Great Bognor l.o. Norwich.... Bedfont r. Dunmow .... I. Bromyard Earsdon Weeting r.PapworthSt.E. I. St. Ives r.o. Cambridge .0. Honiton .... Southam r. Bentley FairMilelnn.. l.o. Morpeth .... L.Bennington Sherburn ........ Red House... 351 0. Falmouth ..93 I. Barton 488 352 34 53u 243 43 410 ?9 J-.; 103 l.o. Wetherby ... /.LittieHampton I. Scole Inn Maentwrog .. Leatherhead.. Otley Bridgewater Walsingham.. West Stoure.. do Barrington ... r. Burfurd r.o. Andover.... I. Fovant Amesbury.... l.o. Yarmouth .. 0. Shen ington Inn.. l.o. Midge r.o. Coventry ..299 Bristol 177 Pocklington .. 4J3 Stradsett 524 Oakingham ..1149 Thaxted (532 r. Hendon 277 l.o. lrthlingboro J379 r. Derby (324 r. Middleham ..'429 Z.WestWycombe 192 I. Carlisle '335 r. Colchester 536 , Thwaite 539 r.o. Worksop .. 348 l. Leeming 355 Spilsby 497 FIR tO FOS [40 Paris hes, frc Counties. Firsby Lincoln Fish bourn Sussex. Fi-hbtirn Durh.. Fishlake York.w Fishiey Norf. .. Fishtoft Lincoln Fishkarton ....do Fining York.e. Fittleton Wilts .. Fitz.... Salop .. Fitzhead Somer. Five Head do Fixby York.a; Fladbury Wore .. Flashy York.w Fiawith do. «... Flambrougb ...do. e... Hamstead ..... Herts.. Flaunden do Flax Bourton.. Somer. j Flaxby ....York.w Flaxley Glouc. ( Fleckney Leic....: Fledborough... Nott....' Fleet Marstou Bucks. Fleet Lincoln Fleet Dorset, i Flemingstone.. Glani .. Fempton Suffolk.' Fletching Sussex. Fietton Hunt... Flimby Cumb. Flinton York.e. Fliiiiham Nott. .. Flitcham Norf... Flixborough ... Lincoln Flixton York.e. Flixtou Suffolk. Flixton do Flixton Lane. Flocktou, Up.. York. a- Flordon Norf. .. Florence, St. .. Perab. Flower N.ham. Flowton Suffolk. Fly ford Flavell Wore .. Fobbing Essex.. Fockerby York.w Foleshill Warw. Folksworth .... Hunt.. Folke Dorset. Folkington Sussex. Folkton York.e. Follyfoot ......do. w.. FonthiilGifford Wilts.. FontmillMagua Dorset. Foolow Derbv. Forcett York./e Ford Sussex. Ford N.hum. Ford Salop .. Ford Somer. Ford, High.... Durh... Fordham , Camb. Fordham Essex.. Fordington .... Dorset. Fordley Suffolk. Foremark Derby. Formby Lane... ForncettSt. M. Norf. .. Forncett St.P.'sdo Fornham Saint Genoveve ... Suffolk. Fornham St.M. do Fornham All Saints do Fonabury Cornu. Forthamptou .. Glouc. Forton Lane. Forton Stafford Foscott Bucks. Fosdyke Lincoln Foston York.e. mis Reference to Itin. . ■ 3 r. Midge Inn.... 1 r. ChichestH . .. 6 I. Wolvirfon .... 2 I. Thome 11 \r. Norwich 3 !r. Boston 4 r. Lincoln 10 r. Hull 4 I. East Kveiley 5 r. Shrewsbury .. li r. Milverton 3 l.o. Curry Pvivel 3 jr.o.HuddersfieU 4 'r.o. Bengeworth 2 r. Gargrave 7 I- Shipton 4 r.o. Bridlington 'Ihl.o. Redburu.... 3 .1. King'sLanglev 6 '/. Bristol .'. 6 \l.o. Wetherby... 2 r. Westbury 2 I. Kibworth \\r. Tuxford 2 r.o. A\lesbury.. 10 r. Spaidiug 3|jr. Brodeway 3 if. Cowbridge 3 I. Saxham 2 \r. Mansfield..., 1 r. Peterboio'.... 3 \r. Workington.. 9 jr. Hull 6 I. L. Bennington 3| r. Castle Rising 9 j/o.GlandfordBr. 1 jr. Staxton 2 \l. Lowestoff .... 2 r. Bungay 6 7. Manchester ... 3 r. FinnayRowly 412 147. Newton ...... 539 207 5>w 155 559 515 ■:*.) 344 108 26 485 352 123 '•! 355 48 455 255 180 483 -T, 56 547 5^7 53m 539 544 544 1 I. Creswelly .. 1 r.o. Weedon .... 4i I. Ipswich 6 r. Pei shore 7 ,1. Stiffbrd 12 W. Thorue 2 \r. Coventry .... 1 1/. Norman's Cr.. 3 I. Sherborne.... H r. Swines Hill.. 5 r. Scarborough Hi I. Wetherbi .... 2 I. Foothill 3i /. Shaftesbury... 9 \r. Hurdlow Ho. 4 \r. Three Tuns .. 2 \r.o. Arundel 8 /. Fenwick 4i l.o. Shrewsbury 1 Ir.Wiveliscombe 2 7. Bishops Wearm 5 l.o. Newmarket 2 7. Stanway i \l. Dorchester.... 4 \r. Saxmnndham 4 r. Bretny 7 I. Ormskirk 2 I. LongStrattou 2 7. do 3 7. BurySt.Edra, 2 7. do 2 I. do 2j r. Bossiney ..... 2 Z.Tewkesbury., 2 j l.o. Garstang.... 2 r. Newport li r. Buckingham 2 r. Suttertou 2 \l. Beeford 41] FOS to PUL Counties Parishes, Sfc. Foston Vork. Foston Leic. . Fotherby Lincoln Fotheringhay . . M.uam Fonldon Norf. ., Foulmire Camb. Foulness Essex.. Foul ridge Lane. Foulsham Norf. .. Fountain's Earth York.?/ Fownhope .... Heref.. Foxcot Hants.. Foxfleet York.e. Foxearth Essex.. Foxhall Suffolk. Foxley Norf. .. Foxley Wilts .. Foxton Durh... Foxton Leic. .. Foxton Camb. Fove Heref.. Fradley Stafford Frads.vall do Fraisthorpe . . . . York.e. Franifield Sussex. Framingh. E nl Norf... Frafniifgh. Fig. do Framingham .. Suffolk. FramptonCott. GIouc. Frampton on Severn do Frampton Lincoln Frampton Dorset. Framsuen Suffolk Frankley Wore. Frankton Warw. FranshamGreat Norf. .. FranshamLittle do Frant Sussex. Freckenham... Suffolk, Freckleton Lane .. Freeby Leic. .. Freethorpe .... Norf. .. Freiston Lincoln Fremington.... Devon. Frensham , Surry.. Frenze Norf. .. FresbfoVd. Somer.. FreshWater... I. of W. Fressinfield .... Suffolk. Freston do Frethorn GIouc. Frettenham.... Norf. .. Fridayihorpe .. York.e, Frilsham Berks.. Fringford Oxforl, Frinsted Kent.. Frinton Essex... Fri by Leic... Fiiskney Lincoln Friston Sussex. Friston Suffolk. Fristorpe Lincoln Friihelstock.... Devon. Frittenden Kent.. Fritton Norf. .. Fritton Suffolk. Fritweli Oxford. Frocester Glonc. . Frodesley Salop .. Frodingham N. York.e. Frodingham, S.do Frodsham Chester FroomeSt.Quin Dorset. FroomeVauCh. do Frowles worth Leic. .. Froxfield Hants.. Fryern Barnet Middx. Fryenring Essex.. Fry ton York.ra Fulbeck Lincoln Fulbourn ...... Camb.. Reference to Itin.> I. Spittlebrlg.Inn I. Great Glen ... r.o. Louth r.o. Oundle I. Hillborough .. r. Milbourn .... I. Kochford l.o. Colne ....... I. Reepham FUL tO GID [42 Parishes, tfc. Counties I. Boroughbridge I. Mordifoid .... r.o. Anclover.... Howden /. Sudbury r. Kesgrave I. Bawdeswell .. r.o. Malmesbury l. Stockton __ ^.o.MarketHarb,i323 /. Ha'rlston .1500 Ross 196 r. Lichfield ...,:299 V. Weston 300 l.o. B^rmston ... 506 ~ Uckfield 35 r. Newton .. r. do I. Marlesford l.o. Stroud.. l.o. do r.o. Kirton r.o. Dorchester r.CreetiiigAll Sts Bromesgrove f. NewBlueBoar r. Swaffham. do . Tonbr. Wells I. Red Lodge... I. Preston Melton Mowb, Norwich Boston r.o. Barnstaple.. I. Famham I. Osnlondiston I. Bath I. Yarmouth ... r. Harleston ... r. Ci'pdotk l.o. Stroud r.o. Norwich... /. Pocklington . 6. Theal , Bicester I. Harrietsham.. ■r. Colchester.... I. MeltonMowb. Sibsey r. Eastbourne... r. Benhali Lincoln Bideford Staplehurst.. Long Stratton Hopton Aynhoe l.o. Stroud Atcham I. Beeford Pattrington... r. Chester r. Dorchester... r.o. do r. Up.Claybrook r. Petersfield.... r. Whetstone.... Ingatestone... I. Whit well Inn I. Leasingham .. r. Cambridge .. 53y 53g 547 185 185 % 296 524 524 24 519 331 380 540 497 113 71 145 78 549 539 185 540 493 178 270 11 536 3 497 6 547 488 113 23 53y 548 248 18. 232 506 506 288 56 56 83 2;- 484 488 507 Fulford Stafford Ful.ord Gate... York.e Fullbrooke .... Oxford, Fulletby Lincoln Fullsutton York.e, Fullwell Durh.. Fiilmadeston .. Norf. .. Fulmer Bucks.. Fulstowe Lincoln Fulwood lane... Fundenhall Norf. .. Funtington .... Sussex.. Funieuse Pelh. Herts Furtho N.ham. Fytield Esse Fyliugdales.... York.« Gaddeshy Leic. . Gaddesden, Gr. Herts. GaddesdeiijLit. do. ... Gainford Durh.. Gainsborough Lincoln Galby Leic. ., Gambleby Cumb., Gamlingay .... Camb., Gnnarew Heref.. Ganstead York.e, Ganthorpe .... do. n.. Garboldishatn Norf. . . Garmondsway M ..Durh... Garriston York.w Garsdale do. w Garsdon Wilts. Garsingtoii Oxford. Garstang Lane... Garston do ston, East.. Berks. Gaithorpe Leic. .. Girton York.e. Garton ........ do Garvestone .... Norf. .. Gar way Heref.. Gasthorpe Hurt'. .. Gatcomb I. of W, Gateforth York.w Gate Helmsley do....e. Gateley Norf. ., Gatenby York.w Gatton Surry.. Gautby Lincoln Gawsworth.... Chester Gay don , Warw. Gayhurst ...... Bucks. Gnytonthorpe Non. . Gayton N.h -tin Gayton ........ Norf.., Gayton Stafford Gayton leWold Lincoln Gayton .... do Ga:'.eley Suffolk Gedding do Geddington.... N.ham, Gedyrav ......Suffolk. Gedling. ....... Nott. . Gedney Norf. . Gelderstoue....do.. mis Reference to kin... pop I. Dray cot r. York r. Burford 1 .0. Horncastle.. I. Wilberfoss.... l.o. Suuderami.. > . Fakenham ... 1 0. Tatling End r.o. Louth r. Preston r. Wymondham r. MidLavant .. r. Branghin 1.0. StonyStratfd. r. CnippnigOng. r. Whitby ...... Gellygar Glam.. Gembling Y«.rk.p. Gennis, St Cornw. George's St.. .. Glam.. George's St.. ..Somer.. GeoigeNvmpt. Devon. German's St. .. Cmnw. Germanswick.. Devon. Germoe ornw. Gerrance do Gestingthorp... Essex.. Gidriing Magn. Hunt... idding Parvado. .. GiddingSteeple do. .. 1 3 /. Burton Lazars ^.o.HemelHemp, r. North Church I. Darlington.. (. Spittailnn .. \\r. Great Glen.... r. Salkf Id Dj ke. I. Arriugton .... r.o. Whitchurch r. Hull: I. Whitwrll Inn I. Osmondiston.. r. Ferry Hill.... r. Levburn r. Settle I. Charlton I. Wheatley I. Chughton .... 1. Knotty Ash .. /•. Hungerford .. r. Mellon Mowh I. Great Driffield Hull East Dereham r. Pencraig Thetford r.o. Newport Ferrv bridge.. r. York . Raiuham Inn Londonrleiry Gatton Inn... I. Horncastle... l.o. Bosley /. Sontham l.o. Newport Pay r. Lynn r.o. loweester.. r. Lynn ........ r. Weston I. Louth 1 . Burwell.' , . Kentford ,-. Bradrield .... r.o. Kettering ... /•. Melton r. Nottingham.. r. St..TaniesD< ep r. Gillingham... /■. Caerphidy — I. Eeefoid •. Halewortliy .. . St. Nicholas.. :o. Puxton . South Molton . Callington .... •. Briaestow.... -..». Breage /. Cargurrel riulmerTye.. i.SawtrySt.4nd. l.o. Weston ^.SawtrySt.And. 43] GID tO GOW GOX tO GUB [44 Parishes, Ite. Counties, mis Reference to Itin... pa? Parishes, %c. Counties. mix Reference to Itin... pag Gidley . Devon. 3 1. South Zeal.... 6o Goxhill . York.e. 5 r. Leaven 506 Giggles wick... Gilbardike ... . York.?/' . do....e. 1 5 l.o. Settle l.o. Howden 403 527 Grade . Cornw. .Hunts.. 9 2 I. Hehtone I. Buckden 64 3fio' Graff ham Gildersome... . do. w . . 4 I. Leeds SK7 Graffham Sussex. i r.o. Petworth ... 34 Giles, St . Devon. 13 1. South Molton 112 Grafton Under. N .ham. 3 r. Kettering .... 380 Gilestone . Glam.. 5 I. Cow bridge It* Grafton . Wore. 2 /. Bromesgrove.. 252 Gillimoor . York.n 10 I. Pickering 4U> Grain, Isle of. .Kent.. 1 I. Sheerness 4^ Gilling . do. n.. l 1. Three Tuns.... 355 Grainsby . Lincoln 3 r. Wold Newton Gillingham ... . Kent.. U /. Chatham 4 Grainthorp ... .do 2 /. Saltfleet 5)0 Grimston .... 2i I. Ab. Kettleby.. 380 Gooderstone . . Norf. . . 3 1. Hillborough .. 524 Grindall . York.e. 4 1. Bridlington .. bOC . Devon. . York.e. 3 113 403 Grindleton ... Grindon . do. ?/'.. . Stafford 3 3 l.o. Clitheroe.... 41/ Goodmanham 1| I. Market Weight r. Red Lion .... 327 Goodrich . Heref.. 1 l.o. Pencraig — l'-O Grindon . Durh... 3 1. Wolviston .... 483 Good wick .... .Norf. .. 2 r. Rainbam Inn. K.i Gringley on the GoodworthClat- Hill . Nott.... n r. Bawtry 480 ford.... .Hanls.. . York.w .Chester 2 11 1. Andover 1. Thome r. Middlewich... 55 515 30Q Grinnead .... Grinton Gristhorpe — . Essex.. . York .11 .do I! 11 7 /.ChippingOngar /. Catterick Br., r. East Ayton... 541 355 485 Goosetrey.... Goosnargh... . Lane . . 9 r. Brouglitoii 33;' Griston . Norf. .. 8 1. Larlingford.... 520 Goreing . Sussex. 9. r. B road waterGr. 328 Grtttieton .... .Wilts- .. r. Chippenham. 130 .Oxford. 54 1 J.CrowmarshGiff r.Levenshulme.. . Leic... . Monm. 4 12 Lo. Leicester.... r. Monmouth ... 323 St 480 430 547 Gorton ...... Grosmount .. . Cornw. . Suffolk. . Cumb. . Nott.... S 2 2 3 /. Tregony r.CreetingAUSts. r. Ponsonby .... 1. Bunney 120 530 421 308 . Suffolk. Nott.... . Bucks. Suffolk. 4 2 2 24 I. Ardleigh r.o. Gamston ... /. Leighton Buz I. Woodbridge.. Grove Grove Grundisburgh. ■ Gosforth 1 Gotham IGowdall . York.tt> 2 1. Snaith 515 Guestling . Sussex.. SI I. Hastings 24 Counties. Norf. .. Cainbr. Chester Cornw. Sussex.. N.ham. Montg. York.*/ Glouc. Cornw. Leic... Pemb.. Lincoln do Nott.... Norf... York.u? Norf. .. Suffolk. Cornw. Dorset. do Kent. .. Glouc.. do Flint.... Brecon. Cornw. Monm. Merion. Denb .. 45] Porishei , lie Guest wich Guilden Moid, Guilder Sutton Guinear , Guilford, East Guilsborough., Guilsneld , Guisely Guiting, Upp., Gulvall Gnmley Gumpheyston. Gunby Gunby Gunthorp Gunthorpe .... Gunthwaite.... Gunton Gunton Gunwalloe Gussage, St.M. GussageAU Sts, Guston Guyting, Low. Guyting Tern. pie , Gwaenyscor .. Gwenddwr, N Gwennap Gwernesney ., Gwyddelwern, Gwytherin H Habberley ....Salop.. Habergham £. Lane... Habrough Lincoln Habton, Great. York.?* Habton, Little, do Hacconby Lincoln Haceby do Hacheston .... Suffolk. Hackforth York./z Hackford Norf... Hackford do Hackington.... Kent. .. Hackness York, n Hackthorn .... Lincoln Hadrlenhara ..Camb. Haddinham.... Bucks. Haddesley, W. Yorker Haddon, West. N .ham. Haddon Hunt... Hadham , Much Herts. . Hadham Little do Hadlow Kent... Had nail Ease.. Salop .. Hadsor Wore .. Hagbourn, W. Berks.. Hagbourn.East do Hagnaby Lincoln Hagnaby do Hagworthingh. do Haigh Lane... Haighton do Haif. Cunib. Hailes Glouc. Hailey Oxford. Hailsham Sussex. Hailweston.... Hunt...' Hainton Lincoln' Haisthorp York.e. Halam Nott. .. Haldenby York.w Halden, High.. Kent. .. Hale Hants.. Hale Chester Hale Lane... Hale, Great.... Lincoln Hales Norf. Halesworth.... Suffolk. Halewood Lane. GUE tO HAL r. Thornage /. Kneesworth .. Vicar's Cross. r. Helstone Playdon l.o. Upp.Creaton r. Welshpool.... I. Otley Bourton on H. Penzance I. Market Harbo' Cresswelly.... I. Coltersworth.. Spilsby r. Nottingham .. I. Thornage r. Ingbircnworth r. Aylsham r.o. Lowestoft... I. Helstone.. I. Caishmore Inn I. do I. Buckland.. r. Northleach Reference to Itin- r. do r. St. Asaph... I. Builth Perran Arw Caerwent..... Corwen 566 r. Bettws 235 I. Shrewsoury... l.o. Goodshaw.. Z.Great Grimsb? I. NewMalton.. " do r. Morton r. Grantham.... Z.o.Wickh.Mark. Leeming.... I. Attleburgh.... r. Reepham I. Canterbury... I. East Ay ton... Midge Inn.... I. Streetham .... r. Thame Ferrybridge.. I. Upper Creaton|280 Z.o.Norman's Cr. 344 r. High Cross... 444 l. BishopStorford 516 I. Tonbridge 19 r. Shrewsbury .. 1 255 r.o. Worcester.. 156 I. Harwell. r.o. Dalby J.Stickford l.o. Spilsby I. Smithy Brook r. Broughton.... r.o. Ponsonbv .. r. Frog Mill Inn r. Witney l.o. Hors^bridge. l.o. St. Neot's... I. Louth l.o. Barmston... I. Newark r. Thome I. Tenterden .... r. Cadnam' Br.. r. Knutsford.... l.o. Warrington.. r. Sleaford I. Gillingham.... /. Blythburgh... l.o. Warrington.. HAL tO HAN [46 Parishes, l;c Counties. Halford Warw. Hallam, West.. Derby.. Hallaton Leic... Hailing Kent. .. Hallingtou ....Lincoln Ilallingbury G. Essex .. Hallingbury.L.do Iialliwell Lane.. Halloughlown .Nott. .. Halsal Lane. Halse •.... Somer, Halsham York.e. H;dsted Kent.. Halstow, High, do Halstow do Halston Salop.. Halstock Dorset. Haltham up. B. Lincoln Halt Hucknall. Derby. Halton Chester Halton Lane. Halton, West.. Lincoln Halton Gill ... York.w Halton Gill,W. do. Halton Holeg.. Lincoln Halton, East... do. ... Halton Bucks. Halvergate ....Norf.. Hal well Devon . Halwell do. ... Ham Wilts . Hamble Hants. Hambledon ... Bucks.. Hambledon ... Hants.. Hambledon ...Surry.. Hambleton .... York.a> Ilambleton .... Lane... Hambleton.... Itutl.... Hamerton Hunt.. Hammeringh.. Lincoln Hammerwick. Stafford Hammoon ....Dorset Hampall York.o; Hampden, Gr. Bucks. Hampden, Lit. do Hampnet Glouc. Ham Preston.. Dorset. Hampstead, N. Berks.. Hampstead Marshal do .... Hampstwaite...York.a> Hampton Lucy Warw. Hampt. LovettWorc. Hampt. in Aid. Warw. Hampton Bish.do HamptonPoyie Oxford. Hampton Gay. do HamptonLovetWorc .. Hamsey Sussex.. Hamstall Ridw. Stafford Hamsterley.... Durh... Hamworthy ... Dorset. Hanbury Stafford H anbury Wore. Handborough.. Oxford. Handforth ....Chester Handley, Sixp. Dorset. Handswoith ..York.w Hangleton Sussex. Hanham, WestGlouc. Hankerton Wilts.. Hanley Willm.Woic. Hanley Child.. do Hanley Castle., do Hanlith York.«< Hanmer Flint. .. Hanney, West. Berks.. Hanningfield,E Essex. Hanningn. W..do. ... HanningneldjS. do. ... Hannington.... Hants. Hannington.... Wilts . Hannington ... N.ham. r. Tredington... r. Derby I. Rockingham.. r. Strood I. Louth r.Bishop's Stortf. I. Sawbridegew. r. Bolton Newark I. Ormskirk Milveiton .... I. Ouringham .. I. RushmareHill I. Strood I. Moor Street... r. Oswestry I. Yeovil I. Stickford l.o. Pleasley /. Stretton r.o. Lancaster... I. Barton r. Skipton J.Helliti.Cochins r. Spilsby -1st Reference to Itin. r. Elsham Hall., r. Wendover .... r. Norwich I. Ingleburn .... r. Golden Inn... I. Hungerford .. I. Botley r. Henley I. Droxford .... l.o. Godalming.. r. Ferrybridge.. I. Claughton .... r. Manton /.o.Alconbury I. r. Horncastie.... I. Lichfield I. Shaftesbury .. I. Red House.... I. Grt.Missenden I. do r.o. NortbJeach . Z.Wimborn Min. I. Compton l.o. Newbury.... 1. Wetherby r. Stratford r.o. Worcester .. I. Stone Bridge.. r. Stratford r. Yarnton r. Begbrooke... r.o. Worcester .. r. Lewes r. Longdon I. Witton leWear r. Poole l.o. Tutbury .... r.o. Worcester.. r. Ensham /. Poynton r.o.Woodyates I. r. Sheffield r. Patcham I. Warmley Charlton I. Earlston I. Newnham.... r.o. Upton r. Gargrave .... r. ELlesmere.... r. Wantage I. Wickford .... r. Ingatestoue... I. Wickford r. Dean r. Highworth... r. Bnxworth.... pig 227 324 380 3 516 516 331 348 425 180 506 17 3 566 108 497 3Ji3 30^ 332 488 403 403 497 488 247 540 06 117 135 75 152 85 351 332 380 344 503 oyij 107 351 247 247 195 75 184 135 352 227 156 2«.7 152 152 156 36 300 435 75 307 156 195 328 56 364 47 177 175 239 239 225 403 255 169 557 53.5 557 55 175 323 47] HAN Parishes, tjc Counties Hanny, Great.. Essex. . Hanslope Bucks. , Hanwell Oxford, Hanworth Middx. HanworthCoId Lincoln Hanwood, Grt. Salop .. Hanworth Norf. .. Happisburgh. . . do Hapton Line. Hapton Norf .. Haram ...York, n Harberton Devon. Harborow,Grt. Warw. Harbottle N.hum. Harborne Stafford Harbridge Hants.. Haiby Leic... Harby Notf.... Harburv Warw. Harden" Huish. Wilts... Hardhorn Lane... Hardingstone .. N.ham Har.lingham... Norf. .. Hardington.... Maude vitle.. Somer.. Hariingtui) do. ... Hardley Norf. .. Hardmead .... Bucks.. Hardres, Low. Kent .. Hardres, Upp. dt Hardwick Warw.. Hardwick East York.?/ Hardwick Camb. Hardwick ....Norf... Hardwick ....Glouc.. Hardwick N.ham. Hardwicke .... Oxford. Hareb> Lincoln Harefiel 1 Middx.. Haresfield Glouc. Harewoo.l .... York.tt' Harford Devon. Hargharn Norf. .. Hargrave N.ham. Hargrave Su flfolk. Harkstead do Harlastou Stafford Harlaxton Lincoln Harlech Merion. Harleston Suffolk. Harley Salop.. Harling, East.. Norf. .. Harling, West., do Harlingfield ...Camb.. Harlington Bedf... Harlington*. ... Middx. Harlsey, East.. York.w Harlsey, West. do. n.. Harlthorpe .... do. e... Harlton Camb.. Harmby York, n Harmon, St.... Radnor Harmondsw.... Middx. Harmston Lincoln Harnham,West VVilts... Harnhill Glouc. Harpford Devon . Harpham.;.... York.e. Harpley Norf... Harpjle N.ham. Harpsden Oxford. Harpswell Lincoln Harptree, East. Somer. Harptree, West do Harpnrhey .... Lane... Harraton Durh... Harrington .... Cumb. Harrington N.ham. Harrington .... Lincoln Han ingworth.. N .ham. Harrold Bedf.... Harrowden, G. N.ham. Harrowden, L. do tO HAR mis Reference to Itin.. pag r. Bulmer Tye /. Stoke Golding r.o. Banbury.... r. Hampton ... r. Midge Inn .. /. Shrewsbury.. r. Thurearton.. . r. NrthWalsham l.o. Goodshaw l.o. Long Stratton r. Helmsley ... r. Totness I. Lutterworth . I. Rothbnry.... I. Smith wick., r. Ringwood .. r.NttherBrough. r. Sutt.>n on Tr. I. Ufton r.o. Chippenham r. Newton r.o. Hackleton.. Wymondham. I. East Chinnock •. Beckington... '. Bnngay \ Newport Pag. ■. Bridge r. do Shipston I. Went Bridge.. Cambridge ... r.o. Tivetshal I... Gloucester.... J.o.Wellingboro'. r.o. Bicester I. East Keal Uxbridge Stroud r.o. Leeds r. Brent i. Larlingfrrd. Higham Ferr. Bury St.Edm. r. Bentley t au»worth.... /. Grantham.... Maentwrog .. J.CreetingAllSts. l.o. Much Wenl. Larlingfbrd .. r. Thetford HarUton I. Barton in Clay r. Cranford Br.. Cleveland .... l.o. Ohaytor H.. I. Howden Arrington.... J.o.Spennythorn. Rhayader .... Longford J.Green Man Inn . Salisbury l.o. Poulton I. Fair Mile Inn. Grt. Driffield. f.Weasenh. St. P. Northampton. I. Henley Spittal Inn.... r. Emborrow ... do r. Manchester .. r. Chester le Str. /. Workington .. Kelmarsh .... I. Dalby I. Rockingham.. I. Milton Ernest. 2 iZ.o.\Ve!!ingboro*. Ik l.o. do HAR to HAU [48 Parishes, %c Counties Harswell York.e. Hart Durh Hartbum N.hum. H art burn, East Durh.., Hartest Suffolk Hartfield Sussex. Hartford. East. N.hum. Harthill Chester Harthill York.w Harting Sussex. Hartington Qu. Derby. Hartlebury .... Wore . Hartley Westm PlarHey Maud. Hants. Hartley Kent . Hartley Westp.. Hants. Hartley Witney do. ..., Hartley Burn. N.hum. Hanlip Kent.. Hartlington.... York.w Harton do. «... Harton.... Durh... Hnrtpury Glonc. Hartshead York.?*; Hartshorn Derby. Hartsop Westm. Hartwell Bucks.. Hartwell .N.ham. Hartvtith York.w Harvington Wore .. Harwood...... Lane Harwood Grt.. do. . Harwood, Litt. do. . Harwooddale.. York.rc Harworth Nott..., Hascombe Surry., Hasel beech N.ham Haseley, Great Oxford. Haselbury Br.. Dorset. Haseley Warw.. Haselor do. . Ilasfield Glooc. H a sguard Pemb . Hassingham.... Norf. .. Hasketon Suffolk Hasleour Stafford Haslingdeu .... Lane. Haslington Chester Hastingleigh... Kent.. Haswell .Great. Dmh... Hatch Beauch.. Somer. Hatch, West.... do Hatcliffe. ....... Lincoln Hatfield Heref.. Hatfield, Great. York.e. Hatfield, Little. do. e... Hatfield do. w.. Hatford Berks.. Hatherley D.. Glouc. Hatherope do Hathersage Derby. Hatherden ....Hants.. Hatherton Stafford Hatherton Chester Hatley, East ...Camb. Hatl.CockayneBedf. .. Hattersley Chester Hattey,St.Geo. Camb.. Halton Chester Hatton Lincoln Hatton Warw.. HaveringatteB. Essex.. Haveringland .. Norf. .. Haverthwaite.. Lane... Haversham.... Westm. Haversham .... Bucks.. Havercroft York.w Haugh Lincoln Haugham do Haughley Suffolk. Haughton Lane. Haughton N.hum. Haughton Stafford mis Reference to Iti 3~ in., pag r. Hay ton .493 r. Sheraton |483 I. Morpeth 452 I. Stockton 483 1. Atpheton lye. 543 I. Forest Row... 35 r. Siannington .. 452 r. Broxton 312 r. Dronfield 384 I. Petersfield.... 28 I. Newhaven Inn 375 l.o. Worcester.... 156 I. Brongh 356 l.o. Alton ! 71 3| /. Kingsdown....' 11 r. Hook 52 l.o. Hartford Br. 52 r. Newcastle 453 r. Moor Street.. 4 r. Skipton 403 r. Looser Inn.. 484 I. South Shields. 484 r.o. Highnam ... H)6 r. Huddersfield.. 400 r.o.Ashbyde laZ.,367 r.o. Ambleside. 419 li I. Aylesbury.... 247 3 \l. Stoke Golding 280 14 7. Wetherby ...'352 4 jr. Benge worth.. 211 2 r. Bolton 331 1 \l. Cook Bridge.. 415 2 ,r. Blackburn.... 424 r. Saltersgate I.. 495 r. Bav iry 4«u /. Godalming ...i 27 I. M.idwell 323 1 /. Hit 1192 9 r. Blandford....| 56 4 [ r.o. Warwick... 30a 5 \l. Stratford ,227 6 r. Gloucester.... 196 7 \r. Milford 203 9 r. Norwich 540 111. Woodbridgf.. 547 5 \r. Tarn ».orth..... 283 3 r. Over Darweni424 3 I. Saudbacl' 309 3f /.Mersham Hatch 12 9\l. Easiugton 483 2 I. Rock House. Ill /. Taunton 100 I. Ravendale... 4y8 r.o. Docklow ... 211 r. White Cross.. 006 r. do 506 r. Doncaster ....,351 r.o. Standford .. I69 r.o. Ben lam .... 105 r. Fairford 172 9 I. Sheffield 384 4 \r.o. Andover ... 55 8 \ro. Wolverhainp. 316 4 \l. Walgherton... 287 2 I. Arrington 447 2 r. Potton 3/2 6 r. Stockport .... 328 3f /. Arrington 447 2 I. Stretton 309 8 l.o. Horncastle. 503 3i- /•.(). Warwick... 308 2hl. Romforrt 5.35 2 \r. Reephaio .... 531 4 \l.o. Cartmel ....'421 5 l.o. Burtoi 332 2 \r. StonyStratford 296 2 \l. Wakefield 087 3 r.o. Dalby 497 2 l.o. Burwell 4^8 5k I. Little stonham.539 3 r.0. SfrocVport.... 328 3 r. Alnwick '452 4 I. Stafford 284 49] HAU tO HEL Parishes, fre Counties. Hautboys, Grt.Norf. .. IJauxley N.hum. Hauxwell, East York./j Hawes do. n. Hawk Church. Dorset Hawkeclon ....Suffolk Hawkhurst. Kent. . Hawkinge do. ... Hawkley Hants.. Hawkridge Somer, Hawksbury Glouc. Hawksdale Cnmb. Hawkswith York.;* Hawksworth .. do. w, Hawksworth .. Nott... Hawk well Essex Hawling Glonc Hawnby York, n Hawnes Bedf., Haworth York. Hawiidge Bucks Hawsker Y rk.w Hawstead Suffolk Hawthorn Durh.. Hawton Nott... Haxby York.e. Haxey Lincoln Haydock Lane... Haydon Essex... Haydon N.hum Haydon Dorset. Haydor Lincoln Hayes Kent.. Hayling, North Hants. Hayling, South do. ..., Haynfwd Norf. .. Hay's Castle... Pemb Hayton Cumb Hay ton Nott.. Haywood Herer.. Hazeleigh Essex.. Hazleton Glouc. Hazlewood.... Suffolk Hazlewiod.... York./< Heachan Norf. .. Headcorne Kent.. Headge Derby. Headlam Durh.. Headley Hants., Hcadley Surry.. Headen Nott... Headon, Nether do Healaugh York.e. Healing Lincolu Heanor Derby. Heanton Pun- chardon Devon. Heap Lane... Heapham Lincoln Hearn Kent. .. Heathfield Somer.. Heathfield.... Sussex... Heath Oxford. Heath Salop .. Heath Bedf. .. Heaton Norris. Lane... Heaton York.zt Heaton, Little. Lane... Heaton do Hebden York.w Heck do. ?<>.. Heckfield Hants.. Heckington ...do Heckiiighdin...Norf. .. Heckmondw .. York.?*> Heddingion .... Wilts... Hedenham .... Norf. .. Hedgerlev Burks.. Heighingion... Durh... Heighington ... Lincoln Heighton, Sou. Sussex.. Helbeck Westni. Hedand Cornw. Reference to It in. I. CoUishall Earsdon Moor Ley bum /. Hardrow r. Axminster.... I. AlphetonTye. r. Highgate I. Densel r. Rake r.o. Dulverton.. r.o. Tetbury .... l.o. High Heskei r. ; kii)ton ^.Ottey I. Bennington .. I. Hochford .... r. Frog Mill Inn r, Stockwell Gr. l.o. Clophill I. Cnllingworth. I. BerkliempsU. r. Sleights I. Wdnetham .. r.o. Easin^ton ,. /. Balderton .... r.o. York r. Gainsboro' ... I. Newton r. Barley I. Corbridge I. Mi i born Port. I. Folkingham .. r. Mason's Hill /. Portsmouth ... I. do r.o. Norwich /•. Newgil Sands r. Carlisle r. East Retford. I. Red Hill I. Maldon .0. Northleach.. . Farnham r. Addingham .. I. Snettisham.... I. Staplel.urst..., Derby £. Darlington r.o. Liphook.... Leatherhead.. r. Gamston...^,. r. do ....... /. Tadcaster .... I. GreatGriwsby r. Derby r.o. Barnstaple. r. Bury ......... I. Spittal Inn.... I. Sturry r.o. Norton Fitz, l.o. Uckfield.... r. Bicester r.o. Ludlow .... I. Hockliffe .... I. Stockport r. Bradford I. Middleton.... I. Lancaster .... r. Skipton I. Snaith r.o. Hartford Br, r. Sleaford I. Giilingham .. I. Wakefield .... I. Calne I. Bungay /. Gerrard's Cr.. /.Coatham Mund r. Lincoln ,*o( I. Lewes I 36 r. Brough '356 r. Bodmin 63 'I HEL tO HES [50 Parishes, ftc Counties, mis Ref erence to Itin. pag Lincoln Suffolk. N .ham, Sorrier.. Hunt... do. York.e. ,Norf. Glouc Norf. do. .. , Essex Lincoln York Hellesdon Norf. HelleneldTownDurh... Hellidon N.ham. Hellingly ..Sussex. Helmdon N.ham. Helmingham ..Suffolk. Helmsley, Up- per .. York.w HHperby do. e.. Helperthorpe... do. e.. Helpiingham.. Lincoln Helpstone N.ham. Helsington Wostm. Helton York.wi Hemblington.. Norf. .. Hemesby do Hemingbro'.... York.e. Hemingby .. Hemingstone Hemington... Hemington.. Hemiugton.... Leic. . Hemlock Devon Hemlington R.Durh.. Hemmingford Grey Hemmingford Abbotts Hempholme ., Hempnal Hempstead ... Hempstead ... Hempstead ... Hempstead ... Hemswell Hemsworth .. . , Henbury Glouc. Henbury Chester Hendred, East. Berks.. Hendred, West do Henfeniew .... Cardig. Heneglwys .... Angle.. Hengrave Suttol k . Henham Essex.. Henley Suffolk. Henllan Denb .. Henllan Arng. Caerm. Henllies Monm. Henlow Bedf. Hennock Devon. Hensall York.w Henshaw N.hum, Hensingham ..Cumb. Henstead Suffolk, Henstridge Somer., Hentland Heref.. HentonBlewett Somer.. Henton do. .. Heptonstall.... York. Herbranstone ..Pemb.. Hermitage ....Dorset, Hernant Montg, Hernhill Kent.. Hernley Suffolk. Herriard Hants... Herringswell .. Suffolk, Heringby Norf... Herringfleet.... Suffolk. Herrington, E. Durh. .. Herrington, W.do Herstmonceux. Sussex. Hertingfordb... Herts... Hesken Lane... Heskett New Market Cumb.. Hesketh Lane... Hesledon, M... Durh.... Heslerton, East York.e. Heslerton,Westdo Heslington, St. Paul York.e. Hessett Suffolk. Hessey York.e. 2 £. Norwich 540 2 7. Cold Rowley. 435 4il. Daventry 296 1 I. Horse Bridge. 1 26 4ih: Brackley 260 r.CreetingAHSt3 53y r. York |476 r. Boro'bridge.J352 l.o. Langtoft.... 491 r. Osbornby ... '4a8 I. Glinton '487 I. Kendal ,332 r. Skipton '403 r.o. Norwich ...]540 r.o. Yarmouth.. 550 I. Howden.... l.o. Horncastle r.o. Claydon.. r. Clapton .... I. Kadstoke...... l.o. Kegworth .'324 I. Maiden Down 112 I. Sunderland B. 1 441 I. St. Ives. 511 I. do 511 I. Brandsburton.l50fi r.o.LongStratton;539 I. Gloucester.... 106 r. Holt 530 r.Westwick Park'520 r.o. Thaxted.... 1 532 I. Spittal Inn.... r. Wooley Park. 1387 l.o. Bristol * !177 r.o. Siddington. ! 303 l.o Harwell l6y l.o. do... 169 r.o. Lampeter .. " l.o. Llangefni... I. Saxham r. Ugley I. Ipswich I. St. Asaph .... r. St. Clears .... Newport 2; 516 539 160 Shefford 379 r. Chudleigh.... 91 *. Snaith 515 r. Haltwhistle ..414 Whitehaven .. Benacre I. HenstridgeAsh r. White Cross.. . Old Down I.. r. Coxley I. Halifax r. Milford I. Sherborne ... r.o. Llanfyllin Boughton Sir.. Kesgrave r.o. S. Warnboro Red Lodge... >. Yarmouth .. Gorleston ..., Dalton !483 I. do 483 I. Horse Bridge. 50 I. Hertford ^.Nightingale H l.o. Penrith Chorley Sheraton r.o. Rillington... r.o. do r. York r. Welnetham /. York 51] Parishes, Ifc. HES to HIN HIN tO HOL [52 ..Counties mis Reference to Itin... peg Parishes, %c... • Counties. . Stafford mis Reference to Itin.. . prig Hessle Heston .. York.e. .. Mi.ldx. 2 1 r. Kirk Klla ....1501 r. Hounslow 51 2 r.o. Canwell 1 I. Wellesborough 2 l.o. G. Che*lertd. 4i r.o. Baldock.... 2 \r. Halifax *fo Hinxhill .Kent.. .. Chester .Norf. .. . Durh. .. 3 3 1 r. Great Neslon 313 . Camb. . Herts.. .. York.ti 51Q 344 4(0 Hethel. Hinxworth .. Hipperholme. Hett r.o. Butchers R. 451 Hetton le Hole do 4 1. Easington .... I'- i Hipswell .... .do. «... Si \l. Caiterick 355 Heveningharn •Suffolk. il 1. Yoxford o47 Histon . Camb. 4 \l.o. Cambridge.. 507 Hever . Kent.. 3 r. Peushnrst 25 Hitcham .... .Suffolk. 6 r. Alpheton Tve 543 Htuigh . N.hmn. u 1. Newcastle.... \;v: Hitchendon .. . Bucks. 13 r.HiehW vcoir.be % Heursfielcl ... . Glouc. 2 r. Alveston : Highlev .Salop .. 7 /. Bridgenorth .. stba Hollesley.... . Suffolk. r. Woodbridge.. 547 High week .... . Devon. 1 r. Newton Bushel UO Holleth . Lane. 1 /. Hall of Ellel.. 332 Highway . Wilts... 3 r. Cher rill 130 Hollingborne. . Kent.. 1 /. Leeds Park.... 11 Hilarv, Saint.. . Cornw. 2 r. Marazion .... 04 Hollingion ... . Sussex. 2 r. Hastings 24 Hildersham... . Camb. 1 l.o. Linton 034 Hollington ... . Derby. 2 /. Brailsford .... 327 Hill .Wore. . Glouc. 3 r. Pershore r. New Passage loo 15o Hollins Clough Stafford Hollym York.e. 8 2 327 50fi Hill /. PattrinKton Hillham . York.«; 3 r.o. Ferrvbridge 3ol Holme next the HiJiaryjSU ... Hill Deverell. . Glam.. . Wilts... 1 4 I. Cowhridge ... 1. Heytesbury .. loo 121 Sea . Norf. .. . York.«> ri I. Bnrnham Mkt. /. Over Shipley 529 412 Holme Hillesden . Bucks. 9 1. Pad bury r. Bishop's Hull 20i i HolmeonSpald- Hillfai ranee .. . Somer. o 111 ing Moor... .do. e... 7 /. Howden .V27 HUlfield . Dorset. ft I. Sherborue .... 108 Holme on the Hillingtoa.... . Norf. .. o r. Norwich 040 Wolds .do. €... 4 /. Bishop Burton 4Q3 Hillinton .do ■M r. Castle Rising 020 Holme next Hillmarton... .Wilts... 4 r. Calne 130 Runctou.... Norf. .. 1 /. RtmctonGreen 508 Hill Morton .. Hilston Hilton . Warw. . York.e. . Derby. . Durh... .do a 12 3 a 8 r. Rugby r. Hull 310 4U1 >o7 483 370 . Hunt... .Norf... Heref.. . Derby. . York.rc 3 4 2 8 ?-.o.SawtrySt.An r. Swaffham r. Hereford /. Sheffield /. New Malton.. 344 524 2iy 384 405 Holme Hale... Holmer Holmfield .... Holm, North. r. Tutbury l.o. Sanderland.. r.o.BernardCast. Hilton. Hilton . York.n 3 r. Yarm 483 Holm Pierpont Nott. .. 41 r. Nottingham.. •383 Himbleton ... . Wore. . 7 r. Worcester.... loO Holmpton .... . York.e. 3 /. Pattrington ... 50b Himley Hinderclay ... Hinderwell... Hindley Hiiidolveston. .Stafford . Suffolk. 4 1 l.o. Dudley /. Snape Green.. 1. Whitby 1. Bolton r.o. Thornage... 272 544 Holne . Devon. . Dorset. 4 4\ r. Bickington ... /. Sherborne .... yi 108 Holnest . York.w .Lane... ..Norf... 8 7 2^ 405 331 530 Holt . Leic... . Denb... .Wore. 3 i /. Rockingham.. /. Chester r. Holt Heath .. 380 288 Holt Holt Hindringham. .do 3 .--■:.■. Holtby . York.ra 5 r. York Hingham Hinksey,Nortl .do 5 1. Attleburgh 520 Holton le Clay Lincoln 3 r. Brigsley 408 i Herts.. 1 l.o. Oxford lo2 Holton . Suffolk. l'i l.o. Stratford.... 53M Hinksey, Sont ado .Wore . Suffolk. 2 3 4 1. do 158 l=wi Holton Holton Holton le Bick . Somer. . Suffolk. 2 r.o. Wincaunton /. Blythburgh... 101 547 Hintlesham... r. Ardkigh |545 Hinton . Glouc. 3 I. Bengeworth . . 2U enng Lincoln 10 r. Lincoln 488 HintonSt.Mary Dorset. ;ik 1. West Stour.... 103 Holton le Moor do 8 r. Spittal Inn.... 488 Hinton Martelldo 5 r.WirnborueMin 75 Helton Oxford. 1 r. Wheatley — IW Hinton Parva.. do HintonAmpner Hants. . 4 4 75 75 Holverstone . . Holwell . Norf. .. . Leic. .. 5 1 r. Newton r. Ab. Kettleby.. bag 380 r.o. Filmer Hill Hinton . Berks.. M r.o.Kingst.Bagp. 171 HolweU . Oxford. 2 /. Bunord 100 Hinton . N.ham. 2 l.o. Brackley.... Sift Holwell . Bedf. .. .3 1.0. Hitchin 265 1 Hinton St. Geo. Somen. 2 r. Crewkerne ... I0R Holv Cross... . Wore. HY.o.Hagley Hinton, Little Wilts .. r. Marlboroneh r. Cringleford .. 1 35 Holywell . Lincoln 3 r. Grettham — 34V Hintwood .... . Norf. ... 5.0 Holywell .Hunt... IflM. St. Ives 511 53] HOM tO HOR Parishes, Ifc . . . Countii Horn Lacy .... Heref. Homersfield.... Suffolk Honcychurch .. Devon. Honily Warw. Honington do Honington ....Suffolk Honing Norf. .. Honley York.w Hoo Suffolk Hoo Kent ... Hood York.?i Hooe Sussex, Hooke YorV.w Hook Dorset, Hoik Norton.. Oxford. Hoole, Little... Lane. Hoole, Much ..do. ... HootonRoberts York.w Hope Flint... HopeunderDin- more Heref. Hope Derby. Hope Bowdler. Salop . Hope Baggot ..do Hope Mansell.. Heref.. Hopesay Salop.. Hopton Castle, do. ... Hoptoninthe H . do. ... Hopton Wafers do. ... Hopton Suffolk Hopwood Lane, Horbling Lincoln Horbury York . . Hordle Hants.. Hordley Salop .. Horfield Glouc. Horham Suffolk. Horkesley,Litt. Essex.. Horkstow Lincoln Horley Surry.. Horley Oxford. Hormead, Gt.. Herts.. Hormead, Litt.do Hornbloton .... Somer. Hornby York.ra Hornby do Horndon, East. Essex.. Horndon on the Hill Essex.. Home Surry .. Horningtoft .... Norf. .. Horninghold ... Leic, Horniiigsea .... Camb.. Horningsham.. Wilts... Horningsheath Suffolk. Horning Norf... Hornsey Midd.. Hornsea York.e. Hornton Oxford. Horse Heath... Catnb. Horseley Glouc. Horsell Surry.. Horsendon .... Bucks. Horsey Norf... Horsforrt do Horsforth York.w Horsington .... Lincoln Horsington Somer. Horsley Derby. Horseley Glouc. Horseley, West Surry.. Horspath Oxford. Horstead Norf... Horstedkeynes Sussex.. Horton Kir by. Kent .. Horton Dorset. Horton Hants.. Horton Chesh.. Horton Kent... Horton York.w Horton ....;... do Horton in Rib- do lesdale Reference to /tin.., I. Mordiford.. r.o. Harleston r. North Tawton r.o. Warwick.. . r.o. Shipton /. Jxworth r. West wick...., I. High Burton. I. WickhamMar I. Strood . Stockwell Grn . Battel .0. Rawcliffe... r. Longberry.... r. Chapel House I. Chorley * do Doncaster .... I. Bretton I. Eaton r. Buxton.... r.ChurehStretton r. Tenbury /.Lea l.o. Stoke Castle. I. do r.o. Ludlow .... r. Tenbury I. Hepworth Lo. Middleton... Folkingham.. Wakefield Lymington... r. West Felton .. Bristol r.o. Brockford St. I. Gt.Horkesley. l.o. Elsham Hall l.o. HookwoodG. r. Drayton Hare Street .. do r. Alford I. Catterick r. Gt. Smeaton.. r. Brentwood ... I. Sth. Okendon BlindleyHeath r. Rainham Inn Rockingham.. r.o. Cambridge. l.o: Warminster . I. Bury St. Edm. Coltishall r. Highgate r. Leaven Wroxtou Linton Kingscote .... r. Ripley PrinceRisboro r. Coltishall l.o. Norwich .... I. Cookridge .... Horncastle .... I. Wincaunton .. Derby I. Miuchin Ham. r.o. EastHorseley " Wheatley r.o. Norwich.... r. Wych Cross .. I. Farningham... r.WimborneMin. l.o. Otterborne .. I. No Mau'sHeath I. Canterbury.... ;-. Halifax r. Settle /.Bradford , 425 HOR tO HVN [54 Parishes, lie... Counties, mis Horton Stafford Horton Glouc Horton Bucks. Horwood, Gt..do. ... Horwood, Litt.do. ... Hose Leic... Hotham York.e. Hoton Leic Hove Sussex.. Hoveringham . . Nott. .. Hoveton Saint Peter Norf. .. Hoveton Saint John do. ... Hovingham.... York.ra Houghton Suss Houghton Norf. .. Houghton Durh, Houghton Norf. .. Houghton Leic... Houghton, Gt.. N.ham. Houghton, Litt. do Houghton Hunt... Houghton Con- quest Bedf.. Houghton Cumb, Houghton le Side Durh... Houghton le Spring do. .... Houghton Lane... Houghton Hants.. Houghton, Gt..York.«; Houghtou, Lit- tle do. . Hougham Lincoln How Bound ... Cumb. Howe Norf.. How Caple.... Heref. Howell Lincoln Howick Lane. Howick... N.huni. Howsham York.e. Hoxne Suffolk. Hoyland, High. York.w Hoyland do Hubberston..,.Pemb.. Hnby York.w Hucking Kent... Hucklow,Great Derby.. Huck low, Little do. .... Hucknall Tor- kard Nott. .. Huddington.... Wore. Hudswell York.n Hnggate do. e... Hughiey Salop.. HuishEpiscopi. Somer.. Huish Wilts... Huish Devon. Huish Champfl. Somer.. Huish, North.. Devon. Huish, South... do Hulcott Bucks. Hullavington... Wilts... Hull Chester Hutme Lane. Hulton, Over.. Lane. Hulton, Midd.. do Hulton, Litt.... do Humberstone ..Lincoln Humberstone ..Leic... Humberton .... York.M Humbleton York.c. Humshaugh ....N.hum. lluncote Lane... Hnndersfield ...do Hunderthwaite York./* Hundleby Lincoln Hundon Suffolk. Hungarton ....Leic... H unman by .... York.e. Hnnningham... Warw. Reference to Iti l.o. Leek r. Marshfield.... /. Colnbrook .... r. Winslow do r. N ether Brougt. /. North Cave .. r. Loughborough r. Brighton r. Nottingham .. Coltishall do /. New Mai ton.. Ij). Bury /. Rainham Inu.. r. Darlington.... /. Weasen.St.Pet. r. Great Glen.... r. Hackletou.... do r. Hartford r.o. Amptbill. lis r.o. Carlisle l.o. Darlington.. r.o. Durham .... r. Warrington... /. Stock bridge .. r. Barnsley do r. Foston r. Penrith r. Newton r. Ross r. Sleaford /. Walton le Dale r. Alnwick.. ... r. Spittle Brg. Inn r.o. Broom /. Baruslev r.o. ChapelTown r. MilfordHaven r.o. bhipton r. Burstwi r. Hurdlow Ho., do l.o. Nottingham.. Worcester .... Catterick Br.. Pocklington... r. MuchWenlock /. Langport r. Chippenham.. r. Hatherleigh... r.o. Wiveliscuin. r.o. Ingleburn .. r.o. Kin»sbridge. r.o.AstohClintou r. Chippenham.. Strettou r.o. Levertshulme Farnworth .... do Waltham r.o. Leicester r.Boroughbridge r. Hull l.o. Corbridge .. r. OldAccrington r. Rochdale r. Bowes /. Spilsby Haverhill Great Glen .. r. Foxholes r. Radford 318 335 451 451 304 07 384 :<84 34a b,:] 331 ;;; ,■ "t-i 477 11 ■>7/' 375 333 1,30 35- ■<[.:: 111 130 117 180 W L.V -.",: 130 :HK> 331 ■>:n 3L1 4yo ■<■::', 35'J 401 430 415 420 ..,•■<> 565 Irl?, 4yi 308 55] HUN to IDS Parishes, Ifc Counties, mh Reference to Itin. Hunnington ... Lincoln Hunsdon Herts.. Hunshelf York.w; Hunsingore do Hunsonby Cumb. Hiuistantou .... Norf. ., Hunstou Sussex. Hunston . Suitolk Hunston worth. Durh.. Hunsworth .... York.;/ Hunterston Chester Huntington Heref.. Huntington.... do Huntingdon — York.ra Huntingtield.... Suffolk Hnuton York.w Hunton Hants.. Hunton, Upper Kent.. Huntshaw Devon. Huntsham do Hnntspill Somer. Hun worth Norf. .. Hurdsfield Chester Hurley Berks.. Hurst Court- ney York.w Hurst old Wood do Hurst Kent .. Hursterpoint .. Sussex. Hurworth...... Durh .. Huethwaite .... York. n Husband Craw- ley Bedf... Husborne Tarr. Hants. Hutton Somer.. Hntton John... Cumb. Hutton Roof .. West in. Hutton, New., do Hutton, Old.... do Hutton, High.. York.w Hutton Henry. Durh... Hutton York./j Hutton Mulgr..do Hutton in the Hole do Hutton BushiL.do Hutton Lane. Hntton do Hutton Root .. Westm. Hiuton's AmboYork.w Hutton Pagnelldo. w..\ Hutton Essex ..I H uttot't Lincoln I Huxham Devon. Huyton Lane... Hyckham, Nth. Lincoln HyckhaniSouthdo I Hvde Chester Hythe, West ..Kent.. I Ihberton Dorset. Ibsley Hants.. Ibstock Leic... Iccombe , Wore .. Ickenham Middx. Ickford Bucks.. Ickham Kent.. lckleford Herts.. Icklesham Sussex.. Ickleton Camb. Icklingham St. James Suffolk. Ickworth do | Idbury Oxford.! Iddesfeigh Devon. \ Ideford do Iden Sussex. ! Idle York.z*;i Idlicote War w.. I Idmiston Wilts... I Idaworth Hants., i 4 iT. Gunnerby .. 4 r. Huddesdoii 3 \l. Wo. ties .... 14 r. Walshford.. 6 \r. Penrith. 9 \l. Sne'tishi.n ... Skl.o. Cl cluster.. Sir. Ixuorth i ' Si 5 2 3 5 5 1 5 12 6 6 1 2 i 4 y 2{ u j u 2 3 4 I. Cold Rowley. I. Bruutcliff...... l.o. W oore r. Witney r.o. Hereford.... r.o. Y'ork I. Yoxford I. Catterick , L Suttou , r. Linton , I. South Molton. r. Tiverton r. Bridge water . r. Thornage r. Macclesfield.., r. Hurley Bottom l.o. Snaith.... r. Old Hurst, r. Sellinge..., r. Friars Oak Inn r. Croft Bridge, r. Thormanby., r. Wobum r. Andover I. Worle I. Penrith /•. Burton r. Kendal r. End Moor Spennythorne. l.o. Sheraton .... Crathorne .... Whitby IFF tO ISL [56 pa; 347 444 412 4-13 33.} 52' J 33 544 135 425 2R7 2.D 2iy 476 547, 355 23 112. llfil 129 1 5mi 32a 152 515 4Kti 12 40 4 1 477 279 55 177 333 33 : Pickering .. . Wykeham Carnforth... I. Chorley I. Penrith 1 3.35 r.o. Whitwell 1. Red House... r.o. Brentwood r. Dalby White Liou... I. Prescot I. Lincoln do r. Stockport.... Hythe Blandford Ringwood .... r. Snareston Barriiigton.... r. Hillingdon..., >. Tbame Littleboarn..., Hitchin Winchelsea. l.o. Grt. Chesterf. 51Q r. Barton Mills.. 1519 r. Bury St. Edm.544 r. Barrington....|195 r. Hatherleigh... lit I. Chudleigh 91 I. Playdon | 20 r. Bradford |425 r.Shipston on Sto 227 r.WinterslowHutl 55 l.o. Gravel Hill I. 28 Parishes, lec Counties. Iffley. Oxford. Ifitld Kent .. Ifield Sussex.. I ford do lfton Monm. Igburough Norf... Ightenhill Park Line. lghtfiell Salop .. Ightham Kent .. lken Suffolk. Ham Stafford llchester Somer. Ilderton N.hum. lllfracombe .... Devon. Ilketshall Saint Margaret's ...Suffolk. Ilketshall Saint Andrew do Ilketshall Saiut John's do Ilkeston Derby . Illington Norf... Illogan Cornw. I listen on the Hill Leic... Hmer Bucks.. I I minster Somer.. Tlmiugton Warw. llsiogton Devon. llsley, West.... Berks.. Ilston Glam... Hton Somer.. Ilton York.w Imber Wilts... Imingham Lincoln Impihgton Camb.. Ince Chesterj 8 Ingestry Stafford! 2 Ingham Suffolk.! 4 Ingham Lincoln 2 Ingham N orf. . . \ 8 Ingleby Berw.. York. raj 3 InglebyGreenh.do 4 liiiileby Derby. 6 Inglelon Dnrh...'l0 Inglesham Wilts...! 2| Ingoe N.hum. ' 7 Ingoldmells .... Lincoln! 9 Ingoldsby d' Ingoldsthorpe ..Norf... lngrave Essex.. Ingworth Norf... lnkbarrow Wore.. Inkpen Berks.. Inskip Lane... Instow Devon. luwardteigh ...do lu worth Essex.. I ping Sussex. Ipplepen Devon. Ippolletts Herts... lpsdeu Oxford. Ipsley Warw.. Ipstone Bucks.. lpstones Stafford Irby Lincoln Irby do Irchester N.ham. Ireby, High.... do Ireby Lane.. Iruham Lincoln Irstead Norf. .. Irthington Cumb. . Irton do Iscoyd Denb.. Isfield Sussex.. Isham N.hana. Ishmael's, St.... Caerm. Isle, Abbot's ... Somer. Isle, Brewers ..do lsleham Camb. Isley Walton .. Leic. .. Isle of Harty...Kent .. Reference to Itin . pag I. Sandfotd , 1 52 3 3i) 36 15i J 524 415 312 \r. Chalk Street.. Crawley I*. Lewes.. I. Black Rocklnn r. Mnndford r. Cook Brilge.. r. Saudford r. Wrotham r. Glenham r.o. Ashburn r. Yeovil I. Charlton r.o. Barnstaple... r. Bungay r. do r. Derby /. Larlingford r. PerranArwot t, r. Kib worth 323 l.o. Risborough.. 273 r. Chard 104 I. Shipstonon St.jS' r. Knighton I 91 r.o. East llsiey..|l84 I. Swansea Il63 I. Rock House .Jill I. Masham 429 I. Devizes 145 /. Great Grimsby '498 I. Milton ,507 ;•. Chester ;•. Milford, I. Bury St. Edm. 544 1.0. Midge Inn... '488 r. Coltishall 520 r. Yatm ^483 /•. Stokesley '52 r. Burton on It. 319 I. Darlington 451 r. Highwonh....ii75 r. Corbridge J436 r. Spilsbv 497 r. Colter'sworth.. 347 r. Snetiishani..., r. Breutwood... r. Ay Isham r.o. Bengeworth Hungerford .., Cadley Moor. r.o. Barnstaple ., Okehampton.. Kelvedon r. Midharst Bow 5'Jy 53,3 531 211 135 :o2 113 00 5:>6 33 117 Langley .... 379 Nuffield Heath 152 ^.HenleyinArden Stoken Church /.Green Man Inn Spilsby /. Ravendale ... r.o. Wollaslon .. Ireby r.o. Hornby ;•. Coltersworth.. Coltishall r. Carlisle r. Carlton 1335 O-westry '566 35 22D r. H or stead.. Burton Latimer Llannon Curry Rivel .. do. l.o. Newmarket.. l.o. Hatherne.... I. Faversham.... 57] ISL tO KEN KEN tO KIL [58 Parishes, tyc... .Counties, mis Reference to /fin.. pag Parishes, Ifc Kcnfigg . Counties. . Glam... mis Reference to Itin . pa S Islip ...; N.ham. 1 I. Ilirapston — 412 1 |#. Pyle 1fi3 Ismael's St.... Pemb... 3 r. Mil ford 203 Kenilworth ... . Warw. 5 \l. Coventry 299 Issel'sSt . do ! 3{ I. Tavernspite . . . M)7 Keningliall ... Norf. .. 4 r. Larlingford ..(530 Issel Old Park Cinnb. | 3 r. Cockermouth 4 ^ Kenley .Salop.. 4 I. MnchWenlock 266 Issey St Cornw. 10 r. Bodmin Kenn . Somer. 12 I. Bristol... 150 Itchenor, West Sussex.. Itchington, L.. Warw. 2 r.o. Chichester .. r. Southam 33 308 . Devon. iKent .. i 1. Kenford I. Appledore 95 22 Kennardingtoi do ;;i J. do Ml '8 Kennerley .... 4 117 Itcuingswell .. Hants.. 6 r. Overton 55 Kenuet, East . .Wilts... 1 I. West Kennet.. 135 Itching. Stoke do l r.o. Alresford .. 71 Kennet . Camb.. 1 r. Red Lodge .. 51 q Itcliing,Abbot' 3 do 3 r.o. do 71 Kennington .. . Berks.. 3 I. Oxford 159 Itchingfield... Sussex. 2 r.o. Horsham.... 43 Kennythorpe.. . York.e. 4 r. Whitwell Inn 484 Itton Monm. 2 r.o. Chepstow... 2 10 Kens worth ... . Herts'.. 2 /. Market Street 279 Iver Bucks. a 1. Ux bridge 101 Kenlchester .. .Heref.. 1 r. Bridge Sollers 220 Ive.St Cornw. 54 !r. Marazion 04 Kentchurch... .do 7 I. Landinabo 215 lvestone Durh... 9 1. Durham 451 Kentisbeer ... . Devon. 3 I. Collumpton .. 140 Ivington Ivv Church... . Heref.. 1. Leominster.... »ji> Kentisbury ... .do IS r. Barnstaple 113 Kent.. i: 1. Old Romney.. 22 Kenton E.& W . N.hum. 2; l.o. Newcastle .. 452 Iwade .do a 1. Key Street.... 4 Kenton . Suffolk. 5 r.Little Stonham 53Q Iwern Minster Dorset. r. Tarrant Hint.. .% Kenton . Devon. 3 I. Kenford 95 Ixworth . Sutiolk. :>,i 1. Bury St. Edm. 5 i <■ Kenwyn . Cornw. 1 r. Truro riS lxwortliTuorpe do ii 1. Ixworth 544 Kcnyou . Lane... 2 /-. Newton 3Q5 Kepwiek . Y'ork.w 44 r. N. Ki Uington 483 J Kersey . Suffolk. 2 l.o. Aniieigh 545 Keswick, East York.?/- 4 I. Bramham .... 448 Jacobstow .... Cornw. o r. Haleworthy.. oa Keswick .Norf... 2 r. Cringleford ..1520 James, St Kent.. Ill 1. Strood 3 Ketheringham do 3 r. Wymondham |520 Jeffreston . Pemb.. 2 1. Cold Blow.... 107 Kettlewell . York.ff 14 /-. Skipton '403 Jevington . Sussex. o r. Willingdon... 20' Kettlethorp... . Lincoln 10 I. Lincoln 488 John's, St . Cornw. 5 l.o. Plymouth ... 00 Kettleston .... . Norf. .. 3 /". Fakenham 525 John's, St . Wore .. 1 l.o. Worcester... 15fi Kettlebastone. . Suffolk. 5 '\ Alpheton I've 543 Jordanstin.... . Pemb.. 3 l.o. Fishguard . . . 208 Kettleburgh .. .do 4 I. WickhamMkt. 547 Jnliott, St Just, St Just.St.iu Rose . Cornw. .do 4 5 r.o. Haleworthy r. Treeve § Ketton . Rati. .. . Wilts... . Cornw. 34 2 q /. Stamford 347 150 f)4 I. Littleton I. Helstone Kevern, St.... land .do 1 r. St. Mawes.... 120 Kew.St Kewstoke .do . Somer. 8 r. Bodmin r. West Town .. 03 177 K Kexborough . . . York, w 4 l.o. Barnsley.... 384 Kexby . Lincoln .-> 1. Midge Inn 488 Kaver . Westm. 2 1. Brongh 356 Keymer N.&S. Sussex. 1 I. Friar'sOaklnn 40 Keal, West ... . Lincoln 1 1. East Keal .... Keysoe . Eedf. .. 4i r. Bletsoe 37y Kean.St . Cornw. 2 1. Liskeard (P Keystone .Hunt... 2* I. Brington I397 r. Bunney '398 r. Kiddington ... 152 Kearsley . Lane... 1 l.o. Clifton 331 Kev worth .... . Nott. .. 2 Keddington... . Lincoln 1 r. Louth 4QR Kiddington Ne. Oxford. Kedleston . Derby. 2 r. Mack worth .. Kidlington.... Kidwelly St.M .do M r. Yarnton 152 Keelby . Lincoln 6 1. GreatGrimsby . Caerm. 7 I. Llanon 164 Keele .Stafford 21 I. Newcastle.... 3(>'-j Kiffick .do 3 Ki7 Kelbv . Lincoln 5 1. GreatGrimsby 4 OH Rilaeron .Card.. 7 r. Lampeter .... 208 Kelneld . York.e. 7 r. Sherbnru nrt Kilburn . York.a; a r. Thirsk 483 Kelliam ,. . Nott. .. 2 l.o. Newark 348 4yi 491 208 Kilbnrn. . Derby. r.o. Derbv 324 Kelke, Great . . York.e. s r. GreatDriffield Kilby . Leic. .. 3 1. Great Glen.... 323 Kelke, Little . .do. e... b\ r. do Kildale . York.rc 3 r. Ayton 528 Kellan .Card... i r. Lampeter .... KildwickPercydo. e... ] 1. Pocklington .. 403 Kellet, Over . . Lane... M r. Carnforth .... :W Killie Ayron.. . Card.. 7 r. Lampeter 208 Kelley Kclling . Devon. .Norf... 2 2 60 530 Kilgerran Kilgwrwg .... Kilham . Pemb.. . Monm. >> 5 208 l.o. Hclt r. Caerwent ....il59 Kellington ... . York.w 5 r. Darrington ... 4"fi . York.e. 4 r. Kendal House 491 .Durh... . Chester . Lincoln 5 3 4 1. Sheraton r. Tarvin r. Redbourn.... 483 2;;; 488 Kilham Kilken Kilkeiinin .... . N.hum. . Flint. .. .Card.. I 14 l.o. Wooler i4o'8 I. Northop 288 I. Aberystwith.. 213 Kelsal.... Kelsey, South. Kelsey, North .do 4 r. do 4 8 Kilkhampton. . Cornw. 4 r. Stratton 117 Kelshall Kelston . Herts... 1 24 . Somer. , 3 l.o. Bnckland .. r. Bath 444 I4M . Derby. . Durh... 10 7 r. Whittington ..384 I. Darlington ... 451 Killer by . Lincoln! 5 .Suffolk. 2| . Essex..; l| l.o. Louth r. Haverhill r. Hare Street .. 10", Killinghall ... Killingholme, North . York.w; . Lincoln 11 8 I. Wetherby .... 352 r. Eisham Hall.. 488 Kelvedon H. . Kembertou... . Salop. .! 3 Z.Shifnall :--(-,(, Killington .... . West.. 6 r. Knd Moor. ...|332 Kemble .Wilts .. 5 175 r. Robheston....il67 Kcmerton .... . Glouc.. 3 r. Tewkesbury.. ""--, Kilmersdon... . Somer. 14 l.o. Radstoke....il3U Kemeys Com- Kilmiston . Hants.. 44 r.o. Filmer Hill 10 mander . Monm. 4! l.o. Bryngwyn.. lflf) Kilnsea . York.e. 8 \r.o. Pattrington ,506 Kemeys Infe- Kilnsey Hall.. .Ao.w... 10 r.o. Skipton .... 4 10 rior .do \\ r. Cat's Ash 1 ■'<) Kilnwick .do. e... 1 I. Watton 491 I Kempley . Glouc. 5 r.o. Newent .... °°r, Kilpack .Heref.. 4 I. Great Birch ..215 Kempsey . Wore .. 3 1. Stoughton ] r ,n I Kilpin . York.e. 2 /•. Howden . 527 Kempsford ... . Glouc.. 2 1. Poulton }-" i Kihhedyn.... . Caerm. 4 I. Newcastle .... 208 Kempston .... . Bedf. .. 2 1. Bedford 393 'Kilsby . N.hain. 3 r.o. Daventry ... 296 Kempstone ... . Norf. .. 3 r. Newton 525 Kilton . York.w 5 r.o. Gisborough 528 Kernscott Kernsing . Oxford. .Kent.. 2 2 r. Lechlade 1. Riverhead .... 171 17 . Somer.. .do 2 2 r.Holford 179 r. do 179 Kilve l.o. Newcastle .. r. Faringdon I. Llandinabo ... 208 Kilverstone... 171 Kilworth Sout 215 Kilybebyll ... . Norf. .. r. Thetford 519 I. N. Kilworth.. 280 Kencott . Oxford. 5i 1 Kenderchurch Heref.. 7 . Glam .. 4 r. Neath ( l63 59] KIM to KIR Parishes, #c. Counties. Kimberley Norf. .. Kimber worth.. York.«) Kimble Magna Bucks. Kimbte Parva..rlo Kilvington Nott.... Kiniboltoi Heref.. Kimcote Leic.... Kinu-iidge .... Dorset. Kimpton Herts.. Kimpton Hants.. Kinderton Chester Kingerby Lincoln KiDgham Oxford. Kingsbury Warw. Kingsbury — Middx. Kingsbury Epis- copi Somer. Kingsdon do Kinesley Stafford Kii gsley Hants.. Kingsley Chester Kingsm.rth .... Kent .. King Sutton.... N.ham. King's Weston. Glouc. King's WaMon Herts... King's Stanley. Glouc. King's Capel ,. Heref King's Morton. Wore .. King's Newnh. Warw. King's Down.. Kent. .. King'sMeabiirn Wctm. King's Nympt. Devon. King's Fyon... Heref.. Kingsket swell. Devon. Kingsteignton.. Devon. Kings'one Somer.. Kingstone Kent. .. Kingston Somer.. Kington Seym, do KingstonRussel Dorset. Kingston Stafford Kingston upon the Soar Nott. .. Kingston Camb.. Kingston Heref.. Kingston b>Sea Sussex.. Kingston do Kingston I. of \v. Kingston Su.-sex.. Kingston Devon. Kingswingford. Stafford Kings-vood Wilts... Ki.igswould ... Kent. .. Kiogthorpe .... York.?i Kington Heref.. Kington Wore.. Kington Magna Dorset. Kington, West. Wilts... Kington Saint Mithael do Kinltt Salop .. Kinnerley do Kinnersley Heref.. Ki ner«ley .... Salop.. Kinnerton Flint.. Kinoulton Nott. .. Kinshiin, Upp. and Low.... Heref.. Kintbnry Beiks.. Kinver Stafford Kinwartoti Warw. Kippix York.w Ki| pling do. n .. Kirbv an. Daiedo. e.... Kirbv do. to.. Kiibv Btll.n s..Leic... Kirbv Grinda- lyth York.e. Kirby, East ... Lincoln Kirby Muxloe. Leic... Kirby Bedon.. Norf... Kirby Cane.... do Kirby Essex .. ■mis Reference to Am... pas 3\l. Wymondham 520 4 r. Sheffield 384 3 1. Wendover .... 217 3 3 1. do "47 /.LongBenningt 348 a I. Leominster... 212 2 \r.o. North Kilw V (i 6 \r.o. Wareham... ioh" c z\\l. Codicot 370 5\ r.o. Andover I or. 2 \r. Middlewich .. 3< >0 6 r. Spittal Inn 488 4 /.Chipping Nort. r. Wishaw 218 o 2" 1 1. Brent Bridge.. m 4 1. Langport .... m 2 1. Somerton 11! 4§ r. Upper Tean.. 3?J 3 \l. Frovle 71 6 \r. Tarvin 288 2 \r. Ashford la 2 \r.o. Aynhoe 248 2 \l. Westbury loo 3J I. Langley 3Jo 3 t l.o. Strbnd 18." 2 \r. White Cross.. 215 4 \l. Shirley S&H 4 \r. NewBlneBoar 2M. 2fr. KadfieM 4 21 I. ( rackenlhorpe 3on 4J I. South Molton. I J a Si.r.o. Hereford.... 210 2 I. 2 Mile Oak.... u.-. 2 \l.o. Sandy Gate. 00 5 \r. Crewkerne .. 108 2 \r. Bridge T 3J r. Taunton iyo 13 7. Bristol lb 4i I. W unborn Mm. 15 31 L Uttoxeter .... So? 1 r. Kegwr.rth 12 4 If r. Cmigrave .... 447 417. Callow iiio ? 3 /.HottonCransw. 4Q1 2 rM. Over Shipley 412 -1 r. Penny Bridge. 420 4 r. Ulverstoue. .. 421 10 1. Kirkby Hill.. 350 r. Spittal Inn.... 488 5 r. Gargrave 403 \\ 1. Wetherby 352 2 r. Towton 470 ti r.o. Leasingham 488 2 l.o. Morton 487 4 I. Newftead 383 2 r. Catterick 355 s r. Helmesley ... 4Qd " r. Sleaford 48r, 2 r. Liverpool .... .301 1 r. Whitwell Inn. 484 r. Derby 324 4 l.o. Aldstone M.. 414 6 r. Collel 4.30 1 r. Huddersrkld.. 400 7 r. Ashbnrn 3' '7 8 r. Penrith 0.O 4 1. Gtsborough ... 528 n 1. Newark 348 4 r.o. Blackford .. 33o 3 1. York Gate.... 355 o r. Barkston 476 4ns 3 l.o. Wooler 4 r. Salkeld Dyke 372 3 r. Doncaster.... 351 2 r. Went Bridge. 351 12 r. Sleaford 488 3 1. Tuxford 48o 7 r.o.Glandford B. 4;^ 10 l.o. Louth 408 5 /•. Newmarket.. .10 s r. Newton 53> 1 4 r. Woodstock .. 1.2 5 r. Kesgrave .... /. Redbonrn 547 3 488 ■M /. Northampton. J8i I 4 1. Milverton .... 1 3 /.Whaley Bridge 375 y /. Midge Inn.... 48," a r.o. Rilliugton.. IJ.5 3 3 1. York 470 "2o r. N oi th Walsh. 4 r. Cixton 4 17 7 1. Wetherby ;.-.2 5 1. Aldstone Moor 414 1 r.o. North Kilv. 183 g r.o. Codicot .... 47 2 r.o. Darrington.. 426 3 r. Cheadle j m 61] KNO tO LAN LAN tO LAN [62 Parishes, $c Counties-. KnowleStTGiles Somer. ' mh Reference to Itin ;\ Chard pr.S 106 Parishes, {(c Counties. mis T Reference to Jtin. fag 530 Langham Essex.. l.o. Colchester .. Knowsley Lane... Knowstone.... Devon. ft Langibby Monm. Langley Norf. .. 5 8 r. Christchurch.. I. Bungay 159 65o 3 r. Ash Mill ne Knoyle, East ..Wilts.. <•> 1. Hindon I'j.t Langley Dnrh... 15 I. Durham 451 KnoUe, West.. do 1 1. Willoughby II. i'j:( Langley Kent. .. 25 r. Borstead 11 1 5 1. Fen wick r. Sleaford I,.. » 4,-8 Langley Essex.. LangleyBurrell Wilts... 3 r. Barley /•. Chippenham.. ?S Kyme, North.. Lincoln Kyme, South... do r. do 488 Langley Marsh Bucks.. M /•. Coin brook 132 Kyre, Gre.it ... Wore. a I. lenbury m Langna. Monm. Langoven do 1 3- r. Monmouth.... 1. Woiiastow.... 199 log L Langridge Somer.. 3 /■. Bath 145 Langselt Yoik.?< 3i I. Penistone 412 Laceby Lincoln S 1. Gt. Grimsby.. 108 Langston Monm. 1 1. Christchurch.. 159 Lackford Suffolk. 3 /. Saxham o23 Laugton Long Lackington W. Somer. Ladbroke Warw. r. Crewkerne .. 103 Blandford.... Dorset. 1 I. Blandford flti M 1. Southam 303 Langton Dorh.. 10 I. Darlington 451 Ladock Cornw. s} /. St. Michael... b3 Langton Great. York, n .5 l.North A Her ton 448 Laiudon Essex.. 5 i.o. Sth.Okendon nog Langton Lincoln 12 r. Lincoln 488 Lakenheath . . . Suffolk;. 2 I. Wangford y^4 Langton do 3 1. Horncastle.... 50.3 Laleham Middx. /. Staines ,il Langton York.e. 3 r. New Maltoi:.. -1 1.5 T r. New Inn — 103 Langton, East. Leic... 3 r. Market Harb. 323 Lamarsh Essex.. ft r. Catley Cross.. 043 Langton Her- Lambley Nott.... 4* r.o. Nottingham 383 ring Dorset, 4 r. Brodeway 84 1 r. Abridge 041 Langton Lincoln 1 I. Dalby 407 Lambourn,Up. Berks.. 8 r, Hungerford .. 13.5 Langton West.. Leic. .. 4 r. Market Harb. 323 Lambrook ....Somer.. 8 r. Crewkerne ... 108 Langton Little. York.n 4 1. NorthAllertou 448 Lambslon Pemb.. 3 J.o.HaverfordW. 107 Langtree Devon. 8 I. Bideford 113 Lambton Durli... Lamerton Devon. a 3 1. Chester le Str. /•.Tavistock .... 4o2 09 Langwathby ..Cumb.. Langwym, Up. Monm. 4 fi 335 r. Caerwent 150 Lamesley Duili... M l.o. Birtley Lang with Derby. Lanhanan Glam.. 3 r. Pleasley 383 Lamley N.hum. ti /. AldstoneMoor 414 r. Ewenuey 163 Lammas Norf. .. 3 I. Coltishall ,,.,, Lanharry do 4 r. Cowbridge.... ifln Lammonby.... Cumb.. 3 l.o. Hutton...... 413 Lanhenock .... Monm. 3 r. Christchurch.. isg Lamorran Cornw. Lampeter Velf. Pemb.. 4 1 03 167 Lanhiletb, alias Lanhiddell ..(]o 12 r. Newport 160 1. Tavernspite... Lamplngh Cumb. 1. Lorton 4ig Lanhydrock .. Cornw. 3 I. Bodmin 0.3 Lamphey Pemb.. 2 1. Pembroke.... -07 Laniled Glam.. 3 r. Crick log Lamyate Somer. 2 r. Ainsford Inn. 120 Lanishen do 4 r. Cardiff If-M) Lanarth Monm. 1 r. Bringwyn.... IUO Lanishen Monm. 7i I. Monmoinh.... 109 Lanbadock.... do a r. Caerwent .... Laulivery Cornw. 1 r. Lostwithiel.... y3 Lamblethian... Glam.. i Lo. Cowbridge.. 100 Lanllovvell .... Monm. w r. Caerwent..... 15Q Lancarvan .... do a 1. Bonvilston.... 1O0 Lanmase Glam.. 3 1. Cowbridge ... lf)0 Lancaut Glouc u r. Chepstow ','10 Lanmartin ....Monm. 2i 1. Penhow 15g Lanchester .... Durh... I. Durham 461 Lanmihangel.. Glam.. Lanover, High. Monm. 2 1. Cowbridge.... 100 Laneross Devon. a 1. Bideford 113 1 1. Llanga'.tock... K(Q Land beach Camb.. 2 l.o. Milton 007 Lanreath Cornw. 2!- r. Pennellick.... 105 Landegveth,... Monm. Landillo Cres- 4 r. Christchurch . 159 Lansallos do Lansanfraed ... Monm. 1 1 1. do 105 log r. Llangattock.. seney do :5 r. Tregare wo Lansoy do 8 r. Caerwent log Landenney....do Landewednack Cornw. 4 10 I. do ipy 04 Lanteglos Cornw. Lantegloss. do 8 2 r. Temple l.o. Pennellick .. 03 105 I. Helstone Landford Wilts... o I. Salisbury 55 LangthevvyRy- Landogo Monm. o 1. Monmouth ... mo therch Monm. 3 r. Tregare log Landongh Glam.. 3 l.o. Cardiff loo Landgthewy Landrake Cornw. 4 l.o. Saltash 110 Skirrid do 3i r. Abergavenny. log Landulph do Landwade Camb.. 3 3\ 110 010 Lantillisper- tholey, Ultra 1. Newmarket... Laneast Cornw. 1 r.Five Lanes Inn 03 and Citra do 2 r. do 109 Lanedem Glam.. 3 r. Rumney 100 Lanton N.hum. 4 r.o. Wooler 408 Lanellon Monm. 2 I. Abergavenny . r. Tuxtord log Lantrissant .... Monm. r. Caerwent .... 150 Lancham Nott... 480 Lantwit Major Glam.. 4 £. Cowbridge lfio Lanfoyst Monm. 2 1. Abergavenny. lU'J Lanvaches ....Monm. 2 r.o. Caerwent .. 154 Langar Nott... Langattock a r. Over Brought. 380 Lanvair Disc.do Lanvair do 2 159 v.o. Bryngwyn.. Lingoed Monm. b r. Abergavenny. log Lauvapley ....do 4 ;\ Tregare lug Langattock Vi- Lanvetharinc.do 5 r. Abergavenny. lug bon Avel do 4 r. Monmouth.... log Lanvihangel Langcliffe York.w Langdales Westm. Langdon Hills. Essex.. 1 6 7 r. Settle m Lantarnam.. do Lanvihangel, nigh Usk....cto 3 I r. Newport 1. Langattock.... 100 1QQ l.o. Upminster.. 55P Langdon,West. Kent. .. 2'« r. Ewell 7 Lanvihangel Langenhoe .... Essex.. 4J /•. Colchester 530 Crucorney ..do 4} r. Abergavenny. 109 Langeview — Monm. 74 r. Caerwent log Lanvihangel Langford Nott.... M r.o. Newark 348 Pontymoile..do Q r. Christchurch.. J^y Langford Berks.. fi r. Lechlade 171 Langtord Bedf. .. I. Bleak Hall.... :44 YsternLewerndo r. Dinastow 109 Langford Esaex .. Hl.o. Maldon 558 Langtord Norf. .. 2ijr. Mundford.... 524 T«rmyn>dd..do 7 r. Caerwent .... log Langford Bud- ville S^mer.. 2 \l. Milverton IPO 3 I. Black Rock I. 159 Langford Little Wilts...: 5 \r. Wilton 10? Lauvino Heref.. IS r. Abergavenny. 190 Langham Suffolk. 3 r. Ixvorth 544 Langham Norf. ..: 6 r. Walsingbam.. 525 Lower Monm. 3 r. Christchurch.. 159 63] LAN to LEE Parishes, 3fc... .Counties. mis Reference to //in.. Ipag l>anwenarthU ■ tra . Monm. 3 I. Abergavenny iqq Lanwerne .... .do 2 I. Christchurcti.. 15u . Devon. 44 r. Bow 117 Lapley . Stafford 3 r, Ivttsev Bank '. i l Lap worth .... . Warw. 1 r.o. Hockley Br. ecu Lading .Norf... 1 1. LarJingford .. vj ( Lartiugton ... . \ ork.w 44 r. Greta Bridge ■:.oh Lasborough .. . Glouc. -H l.o. Miuching H. 1&< Lasham . Hants.. 3 r. Alton 71 Lassiugton ... . Glouc.. 1 r. Highnam .... 1. Pickering Mo Lastingbam... . York. /* w 10.3 Latchingdon.. . Essex.. 1 r.o. Snoreham... l.K Lathorn . Lane. . . a 1. Gocse Green.. 3 a Latimers . Bucks. s r. Amersham ... -47 Latton . Wilts... s r. Cricklade .... 17 5 Lavant, East . . Sussex. i 1. Mid Lavant... •A.', Lavendeu .... . Bucks.. <> r.o. Olnev 1373 Lavenham.... . Suffolk. s r. Alpheton Tyc 543 Laver Magd. . . Essex... 2 r. Potter's Street ..in Laver, High.. Laver, Little.. .do .do 3 4 oiO 541 £.o.ChippirigOng Lavernock ... . Glam .. l.o. Cardiff!....: RXJ Laverstock . . . . Plants.. 1 r.o. Overton .... 55 Laverstock ... .Wilts... 4 1. Salisbury 1. KirbyHill.... 55 Laverton . York.?t> 10 ■;.x> Laverton . Somer.. 2 r. Beckington... loo Laviiigton . Lincoln 4 1. Folkingham .. 407 Lavington,Eas t Wilts... 44 1. Devizes 145 Lavington, W. Laugharne ... do . Caerm. 4 1. do 140 107 1. LlanAbercwm Laughton . Lincoln fj I. Spiital Inn.... 4; •!-; Laughton . Leic... 4 1. Mkt. Harboro 3--o Laughton .Lincoln H I. Spittal Inn 4HK Laughton . Sussex. 'J r.o. EastBoathly 50 Laughton on le Morthen .., . York.w 8 r.0. Worksop ... 34!! Launcells . Cornw. ] 1. Stratton 117 Launcing . Sussex. 2 ^.BroadwaterGr. 40. Launton . Oxford. 1\ r. Bicester '37 o Lawford .Essex.. 1 \l. Manningtree.. 4| r.o. Dunchurch 540 Lawford Ch. . . Warw. ■: r> Lawhitton .... . Cornw. 2 1. Lauuceston ... ■ :, Lawrence, St. . Pemb.. 7 r. Haverford W. v- Lawrenoey... .do t> 1. Cold Blow.... 107 . Suffolk, .do 2 B l.o. AlphetonTye I. Saxmundham 4". 547 Laxfield Laxtoa . York.e. 3 r. Howden ."'-7 Laxton . Nott.... 2* 1. Tnxford 4 SO Laxtou . N.ham. 5 r. Rockingham -ISO Layer de laHay Essex . . 34 r. Colchester.... 530 Layer Britton .do c< L r. Kelvedon .... j30 Lay ham . Suffolk. 1* 1. Ardleigh 04.' Laysdowne... . Kent .. 11 1. Key Street.... 4 Laysters . Heref.. 3 r. Docklow 211 Layston . Herts.. 1 r. Buntingford.. 444 Laytham . York.e. a r. Wilberfoss.... 4^3 Lay ton, East.. .do. 7j .. 3 r.o. Three Tuns 355 Layton, West. do. n... o r. Smalhvavs.... 3.T. Layton . Essex... 1 1. l^ytonstone .. 04 j Lavton . Lane... 1 r. Newton 304 Lazenby . Cumb. 3 r. SalkeldGate.. 335 . Lincoln . do. :... 10 8 l.o. Midge Inn.. 1. Leasingham .. 4-8 4 >r Leadenham... Leagrim . Lane... 8 r. Broughton.... 3.3'j Leake, Last... . Nott. .. 1 1. Cortliugstock 3 );-, Leake, West. . .do 24 *. do 30« Leake . Lincoln 3 r. Sibsey 4'47 Lea Marston.. . Warw. 1 r. Curd worth I9U0 Leamington H.d;> 34 \l. D unchurch ... 2^6 Leathley . \ ork.iv « r. Otley 410 Leayehmd .... . Kent.. 34 r. Ospriuge 4 Lebberstoue .. . York.ra 6 r. Ea^t A\ton ... 4-S5 Leekford Abb. Hants.. 2 Ir.fl.Leckfordllut 07 Leckhampstd. Berks.. 6 'r. Speenhamlanriil35 Leckhampstd. Bucks. 24 r. Buckingham 260 Leckhampton Glouc. li I. Ch.irkonKings 1Q5 Ledsliani . York.it> 4 l.o. Ferrybridge 351 Lediton . do 4 \l. do.. 351 Lee . Bucks. 2 r.o.G.Missenden!247 Leebotwood . .Salop.. 4 \l.o. Ch. Stretton,273 Leebrookhursi do 5 \l. Sanr.o. Swindon... 2 I r.o. Caldecot... 7 r. .Marlborough 2 7. Bndest'iw.... 8 \r. Haverhill .. 135 fjo 555 318 5 I. Uftoi 308 7 7. Charltoi 455 5{ I. Welford 280 24 l.o. Chpton .... '3,7 Klcue (311 24 I. Wood I. Hitchin Lillir.gs,West.. York.nl 3{ I. Lobster lun...UR4 [illings, East., do. n..\ 24 I. no 484 Lilliugstone I _ Dayrell Bucks. ' 4 ;r. Buckingham ;2fc0 65] LIL to LLA LLA tO LLA [66 Parishes i Ifc. Counties. LillingstoneLo. Oxford. mlti Reference to /tin... W Parishes, ijc. Counties. 'mis Reference to Itin... 'pag 3 1. P.itterspury .. 296 Llanbadarn-v} r. 3< IOH nydd . Radnor 12 r. Presteign ..... 31* Lillington ... . Warw. 1, r. Lemington Pr 308 Llanbabo .Angle.. 0' r.o. Gwvndu.... 291 . Somer. t. Lincoln 2| 8 r. Holford r. Glandford Br. 179 488 Llanbadarn... Llanbadam- . Cardig. 8 r. Lampeter — 208 Limber, Gre Limington... . Somer. 4 r. Yeovil. ...<... 108 vawr . Radnor 1 I. Pennybontlnn 213 Limpenhoe .. . Norf. .. 11 r. Norwich 640 LlanbadaruTre Limpsfield... . Surry.. 3 1. Godstone Gr.. 35 feglwys . Cardig. 4 I. Aberystwith .. 213 Linby Linchmere .. . Nott. .. 1 1. Newstead .... 383 Llanbadarne . . Radnor 8 rfLLlanvih. N. M. 212 . Sussex. '21 r.o. Haslemere.. 32 Llanbadrig ... . Angle.. 10 r. Gwyndu 291 Lindeth . Lane... 21 /. Carnforth 332 Llanbeder-y- Lindfield . Sussex. 3 1. Cuckfield 603 Kenin .Caern.. H r. Bettws 235 . York.tt 2 L Huddersfield.. 4i>:> Llar.beder .... . Brecon l r. Crickhowell.. 200 Lindrick .... . do. iv . . 10 1 Boroughbridge 352 Llanbedf...... . Merion 10 1. Dolgelii r.o. ThreeTuusI. 1. AberglaslynB. 243 . Essex.. . Suffolk. 8| 3 r.o. Dunmow ... l.o. Ardleifh .... 533 545 Llanbeergoch Llanbedrog... . Angle.. . Caern.. 21 291 Lindsey Linford Magna Bucks. It 1. Newport Pag. 28(i Llanbenlan ... . Angle.. 4 l.o, Langefni I. Capel Cerrig.. 1. Bodedern 291 Lindt'oi d Parva do Lingen Heref.. J! /.do 7. 280 Llanberis :... Llanbenlan ... . Caern.. . Angle.. 7 4 235 r. Conib Lingfield . Surry.. 2 Ao.Blindley Hth. r. Norwich 35 Llanbister ... . Radnor 5 r. Peuvbont Inn 213 Lingwood .... Linkenholt... . Norf. .. 8 540 Llanboidy ... . Caerm. 7 r. St. Clears .... 107 . Hants.. Q r. Andover 1. Lauhceston.... 55 Llanbryn-Mair. Montg.. 2 r.o. Fen-y-bont.. Linkiuhorne . Cornw. 7 03 Llancadwaladr Denb .. /. Oswestry 32 . Bucks. .Kent .. e Suffolk 7 1. Hockliffe r. Radfield 1. Y oxford 279 4 547 Llandanwg .. Llandawke .. Llanddeinol.. . Merion 7 1. Maentwrog.. .. /.LlanvihlAberc. 1. Aberystwith .. 243 167 213 . Caerm. 2 Linstead, Litt . Cardig. 7 Lmthorpe York.Tj I L do 547 4H3 Llanddeniolen Llandtkrfel.. Caern.. . Merion" 5 8 1. Ogwen Pool.. 1. Corwen 235 235 r. Yarm^c .Heref.. . Derby. . Devon. . York.zf . do. «>.. 3 6 14 Hi 8 190 31 Q 112 352 403 LlanddewiBre Llanddewy F Llanddona ... Llanddoisant . Llanddyfnan]. . Cardig. . Radnor . Angle.. . Caerm. . Angle.. b 5 c r. Lampeter r.o. Hay :i r. Three Tuns .. 1. Trecastle...... r.o. Three Tuns.. 208 222 291 200 291 l.o. Measham.... r. South Molton. 1. Wether by .... r. Skiptbn Linton Linton up.Ouse do. n... 5 1. Shipton ....... r. Cold Rowley 477 Llanddysel ... . Cardig. 7 r.o. Lampeter .. 1. Dotgedi 200 Lint's Green.. .Dnrh... h 435 Llapddwywe. . Merion 15 243 Linwood . Lincoln 12 r. Lincoln 488 Llandebie .... . Caerm. 4 1. Llandilo Vawr. 203 Lissington Liss Turney .. Liston . do . Hants.. . Essex.. 12 2 14 488 28 555 Llaudeckwyn Llandefalley . Llaudegla Llandeloy .... . Merion . Breckn .Denb.. 3 6" 7 1. Maentwrog ... r. Brecon r. Llangollen.... 243 200 235 1. Gosfield Lisvane . Glam.. 4 r. Romney 100 . Pemb.. 2 r. ftewgil Sands r. Bodedern 190 Liswomey ... .do 3 l.o. Cow bridge.. 100 Llandensaint.. . Angle.. h 291 Litcham ...... .Norf. .. 3 r.o. Uewton .... Llandvoylog . Llandegwiung . Caerm. 3 I. Llangyiideyrn. 104 Litchborough. . N.ham. a 1. Foster's Booth m Caern. 2f> /.AberglaslynBr. 243 Litchfield . Hants.. 3 r. Whitchurch .. 55 Llandevodwg .Glam.. 7 r. Ewenney Br.. 163 Litherland . Lane. 4 r. Liverpool .... r. East Retford.. 304 Llandevaytog Littleborough. . Nott.... 7t 480 Upper &Lov Llaudewig.... v Ereck.. 3 r. Brecon 200 Littlebredy.... . Dorset. 24 Z.o.Winterborne 59 .Glam.. 11 l.o. Swansea lo3 Little Over.... . Derby. 2 I. Derby 324 Llandewy .... . Pemb.. 21 /•• Tavernspite .. 107 Littleham ««.. . Devon. Si 1. Bidefotd 113 LlandewyYstra Littleham .do 11 1. Fair Mile Inn. a denny . Radnor 2 r, Penybout Inn 213 LittleHempstondo 1 r. Totness Llandidno .... .Caern.. fi r. Mochdref .... 9B Littleton . Hants.. 21 r. Winchester *7 Llandilo .Pemb.. ri r. Robbeston W. Littleton ^ , Middx. 3 I. Bedfont ...... 51 Llandilo . Radnor 9 r.o. Hay 22fi Littleton . Camb. 3 1. Kneesworth .. 444 Llandilo Vane. Brecon 3 r. Trecastle 1200 LittletononSev. Glouc. 2i r. New Passage,. I.Tq Llandilo . Caerm. » I. LlanvihAberc.!l67 Littleton Drew Wilts... 2 I. Luckington .. 31 .Llandilo Tal> Littleton, High Somer. 44 r.o. Dunkerton.. bont .Glam.. 3 l.o. Cadley 163 Littleton...... .Wore. 4 r. Bengeworth.. 155 Llandinam ... . Montg. 7 l.o. Newtown ..267 Littleton, West Glouc M r. Marshfield.... 177 Llandisilio ... . Cardig. 14 r.o. Lampeter... 208 I. ThreeTuns Inn 2Q1 Littleton, South Wore .. 3 r. Bengeworth.. 1 55 Llandisilio ... Angle.. * Littleton . Sussex.. 34 r. Willingdon ... 2fi Llandisilio ... Pemb.. 3 r. Robbeston W.!fo7 York.w Somer. 11 3 403 13Q 59 Llandisilio ... Montg. 1 4 r. Llandrinio ... 270 r. Robbeston W. 167 Litton Litton Cheney. Dorset. 1 l.o. Longberry .. Llandoget .... Denb .. 4 r. Bettws .......|235 LivermereMag Suffolk. 24 1. Ixworth 544 Llandow Glam .. 4 l.o. Cowbrid"ge ..;160 LivermereParv do. .. Liveiton York.ra 3 6 1. do 544 528 Llaudough ... Llandrigan.... Glam .. Angle.. 1 1 l.o. do !l60 /.Gwyndu 1291 r.o. Gisborough Livesay , Lane... 1 /. Eacroft 494 Llandrillo .... Caern.. 3 r. Mocfidref.....'2yi Liambeder ... Llanaelhayarn Radnor Caern.. 5 29 222 243 Llandrillo .... Llandrindod . Merion . Radnor 4 4 /.AberglaslynBr. I. Landegley — 213 Lianaber Merion. 13 1. Dolgelii 243 Llandrinio ... Montg. 13 l.o. Shrewsbury.. 232 Llanafan ..... Cardig, 7 l.o. CwtnYstwith 213 Llandroig Caern.. 4 1. Caernarvon .. 244 Llanatanfawr. Brecon 7 r.o. Builth 224 Llandwrog ... Llanddewi A do 4 I. d 244 Llanallgo .Angle.. . Radnor 10 r .Three Tuns Inn 291 Llananuo r. Llandegley ... 213 bertjwessyn . Llandyfrydog . .Breck. 9. 1. Builth 224 Llanarmon Dyl .Angle.. s r. Gwyndu 291 fryncheiriog. .Denb.. 4 1. Oswestry...... 232 Llandyrnog... Denb .. 8 /. Northop SHI Llanarmon.... do 9 1. Northop 288 Llandysilh Cardig. 4 l.o. Khidowen .. 208 Llanarmon ... do 8 1. Oswestry 232 Llandvsil Montg. 1 1. Montgomery.. 240 Llanarmon ... Caern.. 14 J.AberglaslynBr 243 Llandygwydd Cardig. 1 l.o. Fantgwyn .. 308 Lianarth Cardig. 11 rjo. Lampeter .. 1. Cross Inn .... °0R Llanedy Caerm. 2 r. Forest Bank.. 04 Llanarthney . Caerm. 1 203 Llaaegoise.... Breck.. 3 r. Llanhamlog.. r Llanasapp .... Flint ..! 6 r.o. Holywell... 288 Llaneferras... Deub .. ' /. Norlhop 288 67] LLA tO LLA Parishes, %c... Llanegryn Llanegwad Llanegwad Llamlian Llanelian Llanelltyd Llanelidan — Llanelweth .... Llanenddwyn.. Llanengan .... Llanengrad.... Llanerchairon. Llanfachreth .. Llanfaclfhys... Llanfaes Llanfaethly.... Llanfaglan Llanfair Llanfair Llanfair-is-Gau. Llanfair Llanfair-fechdn Llanfair-Talh.. Llanfair Llanfair Llanfairyneub- wll Llanfairyngho. rnwy Llanfarlog Llaufawr Llanfechan .... Llanfechell .... Llanfigael Llanfihangel A- bergwessyn.. Llanfihangel Bryn-pabean Llaiifil;angel Bachellaeth.. Llanfihangel .. Llanfihangel-y- Iraethan Llantihangel-y. 'Pennant Llaufhnnan Llanfflewyn ... Llanfrothen ... Llanfwrog .... Llanfwrog .... LlaDfynach.... Llanfynydd..,. Llangaddoc... Llangadfan .... Llangadwaladu Llangaffo Llangam Llanga Llangan Llanganfelin .. Llanganten .... Llangarran Llaugedwynn.. Llangeitho .... LlangeJar Llangenith Llangeinwen .. Llanueuych ... Llangerniw.... Llangian Llanginiew Llangining .... Llanginur Llanglydwen.. Llanglynyn ... Llangoedmore. Llangolman ... Llangonoyd.... Llangower LlaDgranog — Llangristiolis .. Llangunoeh ... Llangunllo — .Counties. Merion. Caerm. do Denb.. Angle.. Merion Denb.. Radn.. Merion Caern.. Angle.. Cardig. Merion Caern . . Angle.. do Caern.. Merion Caerm. Caern.. Caidig. Caern.. Denb .. do Pemrt.. Angle.. do do Merion Montg.. Angle., do Breck.. do Caern.. Denb .. Merion Caern.. 20 Angle..! 4 do 7 Merion i 2 Denb.. 9 Angle.. 3 Breck.. I 2 Caerm. j 3 Breck. 1 Mont... I 1 Angle..! 6 do ! 7 Caerm. 2 mis Reference to Itin. r. Tow>n l.o. Cross Inn.. I. do I. Llanridulas .. r. Three Tuns . l.o. Dolgelli ... Northop /. Llanl.Nant.M I. Dolgelli , /.Aberglaslvn B, r. Three Tii ns .. r.o. Lampeter .. r. Dolgelli l.Abendaslyn B. r. Three Tuns ., /•. Bodedern .... I. Caernarvon .. I. MaenUvrog ... I. Caermarthen. Ogwen Pool.. l.o. Rhidowen ., I. Aber I. Cross Foxes .. r.o. Llangollen. I. Fishguard .... I. Llanyngeneed. 291 do Glam.. Carrlig. Ereck Heref.. 1 2 Denb.. 1 7 Cardig. y Caerm.. 3 Glam .. 13 Angle.. 10 Caerm. I 2 Denb.. 8 Caern.. '24 r. Bodedern .... £. Llangefni I. Cor wen r.o. Llandrinio., /-. Bodedern .... L Llangefni r. Llandovery ., I. Rhayader Mont... Caerm. Glam .. Caerm. Caern. Cardig. Pemb.. Glam.. Merion Cardig. Angle.. Caerm. Radnor Z.Aberglaslyn B. r. Ceng-y-druid. 1. Maentwrog.... J.Aberglaslyn B. r.o.TlireeTuus I. r. Bodedern .... l.o. Maentwrog. r. Corwt-n r. Bodedern ... I. Llanhamlog.., r. Cross Inn .... I. Crickhowell .. I. Llanyrfyl I. Llangefni I. Braing I. Caermarthen.. r. St. Clears .... r. Crack r. Aberystwith.. r. Builth r. Penciaig I. Oswestry r. Lampeter 1. Newport l.o. Swansea .... I. Three Tnns .. I. Forest Bank .. I. Cross Foxes .. f.Aberglaslyn B. r. LLnfair r. St. Clears .... r. New Inn .... r.Robbest.Wath. I. Aberconway ., l.o. I'antgwyn .. r.Robbest.Wath. r. Pyle Inn /. Corwen r.o. Rhidowen.. I. Llangefni I. Caermarthen.. r. Presteign .... LLA tO LLA [68 Parishes, ipc. Llangunno: Llangwick .... Llangwillog ... Llangwin Llanwgnadle.. Llangwthon.... Llanwgyfan.... Llangwystenn. Llangwyfen Llaugybi Ltangynhafal.. Llang> ullo Llang>niderU. Llangynong ... Llanhbwell Llanidloes Llaniestyn .... Llanigon Llanilar Llanilleterne .. Llanina Llanllawddog.. Llanllechid, Upp. & Low. Llanlleonwell.. Llanllawer Llanliwchairn.. Uaullwny .... Llanllyfni Llanllygan .... Llanmadock .. Llanmerewig.. Llannor Llanpwnsaint.. Llanrhwydrvs. Llanrhyddlad.. Llaurhystyd Menevith .... Llanrhaiadr ... Llanrhaid'r.... Llanrhidian ... Llanrhydd Llanrian Llanrithan .... Llanrouthall... Llamrwst Llansadam .... Llansadurnen.. Llandsadwrn.. Llan samlet .... Llansaintttraed Llansaintfraid- Glan-Conway Llansaintfraid Glyn Ceriog. Llansaintffread Llansaintffrad- ymmechan... Llansanna Lla'nsannor.... Llansawell .... Llansilin Llanstadwell .. Llanstephan .. Ltanstinan .... Llanthew Llantissilio .... Llantrithyd.... Llantrissant Llantwitv.iyrd. Llanwnda Llanwonno.... Llanvabon .... Llar.vairWater. dine Llanvallteg.... Llanvalteg .... Llanvareth .... Llanvernach... Llanvihansfel Rhos-y-Cwm Llanvihangel Aberbythych Counties . mU t Reference to Bin.. 2 Caerm. Glam .. Angle.. Denb .. Caern.. Cardig. Angle.. Caern.. Denb... Caern.. Denb... Cardig. Breckn do Pemb.. Montg. Caern.. Brecon Cardig, Glain .. Cardig. Caerm. Caern.. Brecon Pemb.. Cardig. Caerm. do Montg. Glam .. Montg. Caern.. Caerm. Angle., do Cardig. Denb .. do Glam .. Denb .. Pemb.. do Heref.. Denb... Caerm. do Angle.. Glam.. Radnor Denb .. do Cardig. Moat... Denb.. Glam .. Caerm. Denb... Pemb.. Radnor Pemb.. Brecon Denb.. Glam .. Angle.. Glam .. Caern.. Glam .. do Salop .. Pemb.. Caerm. Radnor Pemb.. Caerm. do \l. Caermarthen.. \r. Neath jr. Llangefni ... U. Oswestry J.Anerglaslyn B I. Aberystwith.. r. ThreeTuuslun r. Mochdref I. Northop J.Aberglaslyn B I. Northop , r.o. Rhidowen I. Bwlch I. Builth r.o.NewgilSands r. Rhayader ..., /.Aberglaslyn B l.o. Hay I. Aberystwith.. r. St. Nicholas., r. Lampeter .... r. Abergwilly .. I. Aber r.o. Builth .. I. Fishguard rj>. Lampeter... Ado I. AberglaslynB I. Llantair , l.o. Swansea .... r. Newtown .... /.Aberglaslyn B r. Abcrgwili..., r. Bodedern...., r. do , I. Aberystwith I. St. Asaph ... I. Oswestry ... l.o. Swansea .. I. Cross Foxes r. Newgil Sands do r. Hare wood.... r. Bettwss r. Llan I. Llanl.Abercw ThreeTunsInD ?. Hay , J.Llanl. NamtM /. Mochdref.. I. Llangollen.... I. Aberystwith.. l.o. Shrewsbury. I. Cross Foxes .. r. Cowbridge ... r. LlandiloVawr I. Oswestry.. .Milford Haven I. Caermarthen Fishguard ... I. Hay r.o. Llangollen, l.o. Bonvilston. r. Bodedern... r.o. Cardiff I. Caernarvon . Cardiff do I. Knighton r.Robbest.Wath. r. do ALlan.Nant Mel I Z.NewcinEmlyn rvLlandilo Vawri l.o. do P*S 203 163 291 232 243 213 291 291 288 243 243 243 103 207 243 203 991 391 213 cyi 232 103 IPO igO 21.5 23.-". 203 167 291 201 2-35 213 232 201 160 203 232 m 203 2' >8 222 23.3 100 7 160 160 222 167 167 212 208 69]_ Parishet, Ifc... Llanvihangel Rhvdithon... Llanvihangel Penbedw .... Llanvihangel Nantbraen... Llanvihangel Tal-y-Llyn... Llanvihangel- y-Strad Llanvihangel. y-Creiddyn.. Llauvihangel- ar.Arth Llanvillo Llanuwchliyn Llanuwnen .... Llanwddwyn.. Llanwame .... Llanwinio Llanwrin Llanwrthwl ... Llaiiwrtyd .... Llanwyddelun Llanyathen .... Llanyblodwell Llanychaiarn... Llanychare .... Llanychan .... Llanychlwyd.. Llaney-Crwys Llanyfydd .... Llany Keven.. Llanytnynach Llanynys Llanyre — ... Llanystyndwy Llangharn Llawnaden .... Llechgwenfar- wydii Llechryd Lleckwith Llemstephan... Llysyfrane .... Llyswen Lockerley Locking Lockinge, East Lockinge.West Lockington.... Lockington.... Lockton Lock wood .... Loddon Loddiswell Loddington.... Lodington Lodsworth .... Loft House.... Lolworth Lonrisborough Londonthorpe Long Longbenton ... Longborough.. Longburton.... Longcott Longdon Longdon Long Eaton — Longfield Longford Longford Longham Longney Longnor Longuor LungportSt.M. Longstone Grt. Longstock Longstow Long Sutton... LLA tO LON Countiu. rnU Reference to Iti*.-. pag Radnor 2 Pernb.. Brecon. do. ... Card.. Caerm. 3 Brecon. 6 Merion. 9 Card.. Montg. Heref.. Caerm. Montg. Brecon. do. ..., Montg. Caerm. Salop . Card.. Pemb. Demb. Pemb.. Caerm. Denb... Pemb.. Salop .. Brecon. Radnor Caern.. Caerm. Pemb.. Angle.. Card... Glam... Caerm. Pemb.. Brecon. Hants.. Somer. Berks.. do York.e. Leic. .. York.re do. w.. Norf. .. Devon. N.ham. Leic... Sussex. York.n Camb.. York.e. Lincoln Hants. N.hum. Glouc Dorset. Berks.. Wore Salop .. Derby. Rent; . Salop .. Derby. Norf.... Glouc. Salop .. Stafford Kent.. Derby. Hants. . Camb. Hants.. r. Llandegley ... l.o. Newcastle .. r. Treca3tle r. Llanhamlog.. /.O.CwmYstwith I. Brecon I. Rbidowen I. Brecon I. Dolgelli l.o. Lampeter ... r. Llanyrtyl I. Landinabo ... r. Caermarthen r. Penegos /. Rhayader r. Llandovery... I. Llanyrfyl lo. Llaudi t o-vawr /. West Felton .. I. Aberystwith .. I. Fishguard r. Llangollen ... I. Fishguard .... I. Lampeter .... I. Cross Foxes... r.RobbestonWat I. Nescliffe l.o. Builth /. Penybont Inn /.AberglaslynBr. I. Llandowror .. r. Caniston Br... J 167 r. Gwyndu 1291 l.o. Pantgwyn ..'208 r.o. Cardiff l60 I. Caermarthen.. r. Caniston Br.. r.o. Hay r. Romsey /. Worle 4. Wantage 4. do....f. I. Beverley l.o. Kegworth... l.o. Pickering... I. Huddersfield.. I. Bungay " lb! I. Modbury I. Kettering I. Uppingham .. r. Pet worth r.o. Gisborough I. Cambridge ... I. Shipton r. Grantham.... l.o. Whitchurch r.Newcastle u.T.]452 I. MortouintheM. 155 I. Sherborne ...J 108 I. Faringdon .... 169 I. Tewkesbury ..225 I. Shrewsbury.... 232 r.Shardlow |324 I. Farningham.. 11 I. Newport '312 I. Brailsford ....1327 Walsingham.,'525 I. Gloucester.... J196 I. Shrewsbury ... 232 4. HurdlowHo.. : 375 I. New Romney 22 r. Hurdlow Ho. 375 r. Stockbridge..! 67 l.o. Cungrave...l447 I. S. Warnboro'..|115 LON tO LYM [70 ParitJies, ifc... Countiet. mis Pemb Kent..., do. Lincoln Longton Lane, i Longtown Heref.. | Longwood .... York.tt Long worth .... Lane. . . Longworth .... Berks.. Lopeu Somer.. Lopham, North Norf. .. Lopham, South do Loppington ...Salop.. Lostock Gralan Chester Lostock Lane. Lothers Dorset. Loversall York.w Loveston Pemb.. Loughton Essex.. Loughton Bucks. Lound Suffolk, Lowdham N.ham Lowes Water.. Cumb. Lowick N.ham Lowick N.hum Lowick Lane... Lowther West m , Lowthorp York.e Low Winder .. Westm, Lowton Lane. Loxbear Devon. Loxhore do. ... Loxley Waiw. Loxton Somer, Lubbenham ... Leic. .. Lucker N.hum Luckham, East Somer.. Lucton Heref, Lud borough ... Lincoln Lndchurch .. Luddenham . Luddesdown. Ludritngton.. Lndferd Salop Ludford Liucoln Ludford Heref. Ludgershall.... Bucks. Ludgvan Cornw. Ludham Norf... Ludworth Derby Luffenham, N. Rut). . Luffenham, S..do. ... Luffincott Devon. Lugwardine ... Heref.. Lullingstone ... Kent... Lullington Sussex. Lullington..... Derby. Lullington Somer., Lulley Wore Lulworth, East Dorset. Lnlworth,West do Lumley, Great Durh... Lumley, Little do Lund York.e. Luppitt Devon. Lupton Westm. Lurgeshall Sussex. Lushby Lincoln Lustleigh Devon. Luston Heref., Lutton's Ambo York.e Lutton N.ham. Luxborough ... Somer. Luxulion Cornw. Lydbury Salop .. Lydford, West Somer. Lydham Salop .. LydiardSt.Law Somer. LydiardTreg. Wilts... Lydiate Lane... Lydlinch Dorset. Lyford Berks.. Lyme Regis... Dorset. Lyminge .Kent... Lyrara Chester Lympne Kent.... Lympsham ....Somer. I. Chorley r. Abergavenny r.o. Hudflersfield Bolton r.o. Fifield Crewkerue... /. Osmondiston I. do r. Shrewsbury .. r. North wich ... I. Bolton r.o. TravellersR. I. RossingtonBr, I. Cold Blow.... r.o. LoughtonSt, r. Shenley Inn.. I. Goriest on r. Nottingham.. I. Lorton l.o. Thrapston I. Fenwick.... r. Penny Bridge l.o. Thrimby .... r. Grt. Driffield l.o. Thrimby..., r. Newton r. Ingram r. Barnstaple... r. Alderminster /.Worle I. Mkt. Harboro r.o. Warrenford I. Porlock ...... r. Kingsland r.o. Louth l.o. Tavernspite Reference to Itin. Z.Ospringe r. Chalk Street. r. Thome r.o. Ashford l.o. Louth .. I. I.ndiow .. l.o. Ham Git r. Marazion r. Coltishall „ r. Whaley Br. .. r. Uppingham r. do r. Launceston. r.o. Dormington r. Farningham r. Swines Hill. l.o. Measham.. r. Beckington... l.o. Broadwas... Wareham... r.o. do r. Durham. r.do I. Bishop's Burt. r. Honiton r. Burton Farnhurst I. Spilsby Chudleigh .... r. Leominster... Rillington .... Oundle Wiveljscombe Lanivett I. Red House.... r.Keynton Mauri. r. Bishop'sCastle r. Milverton .... r.o. Swindon.... Ormskirk .... Nighling Wantage I. Charmouth.... Sellinge r. o. High Leigh r. Pedling Green r. Bridgewater.. 331 207 400 331 171 108 53y 53Q 232 309 331 59 481 5l6 200 548 ■■'AV, 41 Bourne.S. Plants. . Mary Church,S. Devon. Mary Hill, St.. Glam.. Maryport Curnb. Mary's Ch. St.. Glam Mary. St Kent.. Marystow Devon MarvTaVi, St. do. ... Mashbtny Essex.. Massingh. Grl. Norf. . Massing. Lilt. do. ... Matching Essex. Mathern Monm Matlask Norf. . Matson Glouc. Matteidale Cumo..i 8 Mattersey Nott. .. 2 Mattingley Hants.. 2 Mmishail Bur. Norf. .J 4i Mattishall MavesynRidw. Stafford Maughan's, St.. Monm. Maunby York.w Mamby Norf. .. Mawdesley Lane... Mawgan Coru>v. Mawgan do Mawnan do Maxey N.ham. Max>tock Warw.. Ma> field Sussex. Mayland Essex.. May Pooder... Dorset. Meare Somer. Mearley Lane... Meastham Surry.. Meavy Devon. Melbourne.... Leic. .. Medlar Lane... Medmcnliam .. Rucks. Medomsley.... Durh... Mcdstead Hams.. Meer's Ashby.. N .ham. Meesden Herts.. Meeth Devon. Melburn Derby. Melbourne .... York.e. Melbury Osm.. Dorset. Melbury Bubb. do MelburySampf. do Melb.Abbass.E do MeicombeHors do Meldreth Camb.. Meliden Flint. .. Melling Lane. Mellmg do i 7 Mellion, St.... Cornw.l 3 Mellis Suffolk.' 1 Melior Lauc... 6 Mellor Derby. 5 Mells Somer. 3 Melmerby Cumb Melmerby York.ra 1 Melmerby do. .. Melsonby do. ... Meltham do. it.. Mehonby do. e.. Melton do. ... Melton, High .. do. to. Rtjerence to Itin.. I. Cold Wow ... I'm Bioadwa- r. East Chinnock r.Borouglibrilge r. Yarm I. Pickering r. Hull r.o. Stiliington.. l.o. Middlewich. I. Midge Inn.... r. Sonthani I. King's Worthy r.o. Barnstaple .. /. South Molton . r. Whitchurch... J. 2 Mile Oak ... r. Crack r. Workingion.. I. Cowbiidge.... I. New Rorauey I. Lifton r. Tavistock I. Broomtield ... Z.Weasenh. St.P. I. do r. Sheering I. Chepstow l.o. Thurgarton .. I. Gloucester . Penrith . Ranskill r.o. Hartford B. r. East Dereham r.do r. Longdon r. Monmouth ... Z.o.Bushby Stoop l.o. Yarmouth .. I. Night ingaleH. I. Hehtone r. Frulden r. Penryn I. Norborouuh.. Meriden l.o. Tonbr. Wells I. Althorn AVinterb. Whit. . Glastonbury.. r. Clitheroe I. Gatton Inn.... Ivy Bridge... I. Rockingham.. 1. Ca' 7 l .Heref.,'10 Cornw. 6 Glam.. 2 do. .. ,do. .. Breek.. 5 Hertf .. Cornw. York.Ti « Durh .. 2i Westm.j 7i Durh.. 3 York.?*; 1 do. e.. I 6 /. Boroughbridge 352 Minstead Hants.. 2 Lo. Cadnain .... 87 Minster Kent... 74 L Key Street.... 4 Minster Cornw. 44 r. Haleworthy.. 08 Minslerhy Salop .. Q 1. Shrewsbury... 238 Minster Lovell Oxford. 2 r.n. Witney m M intern Magna Dorset. $ r. Dorchester . . . Minting- Lincoln L Horncastle.... 5>- Mint Lynn .... N»rf. .. 2 r. Lynn oOti Minver. St Cornw. Mil field York.w i r. Bod! niii 03 r. Huddersfitld 400 Mirthy rdovorn Glam .. fi Lo. Cardiff irio Misserden Glouc. R r.o. Cirencester 172 Misson Nott. .. 21 r. Bawtry 480 10 1 ■\60 I08 Misterton Somer. L Crewkerne.... Misterton Leic. .. 1 r.o. Walcote '.'«) Mitchell Troy Monm. 14 l. Monmouth.... ® Mitehcl Dean.. Glouc. 14 /. Longhope MitcheMever .. Hants.. I r. New Inn H? Mitchelmarsli..do 4 r. Romsey 87 Mitford N.hum. 3 L Morpeth 45S Milton Wore .. 11 l,Vi Milton York.O) 2i /. Clitheroe 415 Mitton, Up.... Wore. . 2 r. Tewkesbury.. 925 Mitton, Great.. York. rr 2 L Clitheroe 415 Mitton Lane... 1 l.o. Whalley .... 415 Mixhnry Oxford. o r.o. Finmere.... 248 Mobberley Chester 2i r. Knutsford.... ^ 13 Moccas Heref.. u 1. Stanton '-.■() Moightrey Montg. a /. Newtown 267 Molash ........ Kent .. 5! ?-. Preston 4 Mold Flint.. 64 J88 SS7 Molesworth ...Hunt... 1 \L Brington j MOL tO MOR [76 Parishes, frc Counsel Molland Devon. Mollington ....Oxford. Molton, North Devon. Moncton Pemb.. Monewdon ....Suffolk. Mongehara Lit. Kent .. Mongeham ....do Mongewell .... Oxford. MongtonComb Somer. Monington up. Wye Heref.. Monk Fryston York.tt' Monk Hopton Salop .. Monklaud Heref.. Monkleigh .... Devon. Monk Nash ...Glam .. MonkOakham. Devon. Monksilver ....Somer. Monk Soham . . Suffolk . Monk Sherborn Hants.. Monks Horton Kent.. Monks Kirby.. Warw. Monks Weigh Suffolk. Monk Seat on .. N.hara. Monkston Hants.. Monkt. Farley Wilts... Monkton Devon. Monkton Durh... Monkwearmth. do Montacute Somer. Monyash Derby.. Moorby Lincoln Moorhouse .... Cumb. Moor Critchill Dorset, Moorlinch Somer. Moor Moncton York.e Moorsley Durh.., Moorsome,Grt. York.n Moor Town ...do. e... Moorwinstow Cornw. Morborn Hunt... Morchard Bp.. Devon. Morcott Rutt.... Morden, East.. Dorset. Mordon Durh.. More Salop . Morebath Devon Moreleigh do. ... Morested Hants. Moreton Sea... Salop . Moreton Essex . L MoretonCorbet Salop .. MoretonPinkn. N.hain Moreton, N.... Berks., Moreton, S.... do Moreton Chester Moreton Dorset, Morland Westm Morley York.tt; Morley Derby. Morley Norf... Morley St.P.'s do Morningthorpedo Morresby Cumb . . Morston Norf... Morthoe Devon . Mortimer Strat- field Berks.. Morton York.n Morton.Tinm . . Durh .. Morton Norf... Morton on Lug Heref.. Morton Jefferys do Morton Derby. Morton Bagot Warw. Morton York.tt Morton Valence Glouc. MortonMurrell War*. Morton Nntt. .. Morton York.n Morvah Cornw. Morval do Morvil Pemb.. mis Reference to Itin.. pag 3 Ir.AshMill 1T2 44 r. Banbury 248 3 r. South Molton Ill2 1 \l.o. Pembroke ..;207 4 \L WickhamMkt. 547 3 r. Deal j 15 2 r. do I 15 1 I^.CrowmarshGif 169 2 \i. Bath 145 1 \l. Portway 220 4 r.o. Ferrybridge 351 7 \l.o. Bridgenorth 252 3 /.o. Leominster.. 1 212 4 I. Bideford |113 4 \l. Ewenney Br.. 1163 2 \r. Hatherleigh...,117 c r. WiveBscomb 180 r. LittleStonham 539 r. Basingstoke .. 55 L Sellinge 12 r. Lutterworth.. 280 r. Sudbury 543 r. Morpeth 452 r.o. Andover....; 55 L Bathford 1145 r. Honkon I 59 r. Gateshead.... 452 r.o. Sunderland 483 r. East Chinnock 108 r. Hurdlow Ho.:375 Lo. Stickford.... 4y7 I. Carlisle 335 L Caisbmorelnn 56 Lo. Piper's Inn..ll3Q ^.York 476 r. Durham 451 Lo. Gisborough..528 /. Brandsburton 506 r. Stratton Lo. NormansCr. /. Tiverton r. Uppingham. /. Blandford... Woodham r. Bishop'sCastle r. Tiverton L Luck bridge... L Winchester.... /.Tern Hill £.o.ChrppingOug \r. Shrewsbury .. 7 \l. Towcester 14 Lo. Brightwell.. 24J/.0. do...: 4 /.o.WoodsideFer 5 /. Piddletown.... 3 r. Thriinby 1 \r. Bruntcliff Th. 44 \r. Derby 3 \Lo. Attlebnrgh.. 2 ,l.o. do 2 r. Long Stratton 2 r. Whitehaven .. 5 r. Wells 9 \r.o. Barnstaple. . 7 \l. Reading 149 2§r. Leeming 355 8 I. Darlington ... 451 8 I. Norwich 540 219 211 423 2C; ! 475 lyo 30K "la 4 'i 105 4 r. Hereford 5 L Bromyard.... 24 Lo. Alfreton .... 21 /. WottonWaven 3 r.o. York 5 1 I. Gloucester.... 6 ,L Ufton 54 I. Newark 2 \l.o. Thirsk 5 jr. Penzance .... 2 jr. West Looe.... 5 \l. Fishguard 77] MOS to NAS NAS to NEW [78 Parishes, ttc. ...CountUi . mi s Reference to Itin.. pag 351 Parishes, l(c... Nassiugton .. . . Counties .. N.ham wis 9 Reference to ftin. . . P«(C Moss .. York.a t ri r. Red House.. 1. Wandstord ... 356 Moss-side ,... .. Lane.. 2 1. Manchester . . 32!: Nateby ..Westm fi 1. Brough Mosser .. Comb. 2 1. Lorton 41^ Nateby .. Lane... 1 1. Garstang 33? Mosterton ... .. Dorset. 2 1. Crewkerne. . . 108 Nately Scures .. Hants.. n l.o. Hook 5? Most on .. Lane.. 2 1. Pendlebury .. 331 Natland ..Westm i io.BarrowGreen 332 Motcombe... . . Dorset. 1 r. Shaftesbury . 107 Navenby .... . . Lincoln 2 I. GreenManlnn 488 Mothvey .... .. Caerm. 3 1. Trecastle....* 200 Navestock... .. Essex.. 2 r o.PissingfordB.541 Mottistone .. ..I.ofW 7 r.o. Newport... 77 Naugkton.... ..Suffolk 4 r.o. Ardieigh ...|545 Mottisfont... .. Hants. 4 r. Romsey a? Naunton .... ..Wore. i r. Pershore 155 Mottram n Naunton .... ..Glouc. r. Northleach..Jl95 Longdendale Chester 7 r. Stockport .... 328 NawtonHawor Cumb. 12 r. Carlisle 1335 S 1. Macclesfield . 301 Nawton . York.* 2 r. Helmesley ...|496* Moulsey, Easl Surry.. 1 1. HamptonCour 81 Naeing Neatisbed.... . Essex.. 4 l.o. Eppirig ! 5l6 r. Coltishall ....520 Moulsey, West do H I. Hampton 81 ..Norf... 4 Moulsford ... .Berks.. 4 1. Wallingford . lfjq Neclon .do 4 r. Swaffham....|524 . Bucks. ..York.n . Lincoln . N.ham. 1 21 4 24 r. Brougtiton.... r.o. CatterickBr. r. Spalding r.o. Kingthorp... 280 355 497 Nedging Suffolk. Needham Mar- ket do Neen Savage .. Salop... 4 2 8 l.o. Ardieigh.... 545 /. CreetingAlISts. 539 r. Tenbury f23Q Moulton Moalton Moulton .Norf. .. 10 r. Norwich 540 Neen Sollers. .do 5 r. do 239 Moulton . Suffolk. M r. Kentford 583 Neenton .do /. Bridgenorth...|252 r. Croft Bridge.. 451 . Norf. .. ..Card.. .. Essex... 3 3 4 l.o. Tivetshall ... r. Cardigan 1. Gt. Horkesley 539 208 552 Neesham Nempnett Th Neotts St ..Durh... ..Somer. . Cornw. 3 9 4 I. Bristol /.Temple "8 Mount Bures Mountnessing .do 1 r. Mountnes. Str. 536 Nerquis . Flint.. 7 1. Bretton 288 Mountfield .. Mounton .... . Sussex. . Moum. 2 14 r. John's Cross.. r. Chepstow .... 24 210 . York.?/ . do. w. ... 2 8 r. Ilkley 1. New Malton.. 410 232 Ness, West .. Mowsley .... Muchraarcle . .Leic. .. . Heref.. 3* r. Nth. Kilworth I. Ledbury *80 . Chester . Salop... I 1 1. Great Neston r. Great Ness... Ness, Little... Muckiug .... . Essex.. 5 1. Stifford Nest on, Little . Chester 1 1. Great Neston 31.3 Muck Dewchi r Heref.. 9. 1. Great Birch... 215 Neswick .. ... . York.e. 2i I. HuttonCranw. 401 Muck ton .... . Lincoln 9. r. Burwell 4U8 Netherbury... . Dorset. 6 r. Bridport 33fl Mudford .... . Somer. 2 r. Yeovil 108 NetherbyQuai . Cumb.. 2 r. Longtown.... Muggington . . Derby. 2 r. Brailsford. ... ^27 Netherex . Devon. 4 r. Exeter. 00 Muggleswick Muker .Durh... 4 1. Cold Rowley 435 Netherhaven.. .Wilts.. 4 r. Amesbury.... 100 . York.n o r.o. Askrigg .... 420 Nettlecombe.. . Somer. 7 r. Wiveliscombe[180 r.o. Lincoln .... [4H8 I. Potter's Street jS16 r.BerkHeinpstd.l25g Mul barton.... . Norf. .. 2 1. Newton ...... Nettleham .... . Lincoln 2 Mullion . Cornw. 5 1. Helstone 04 Nettleswell... . Essex.. 1 Mumby . Lincoln fl r. Dalby «? Newhave Sussex. 7 /. Lewes 3d Niblev . Glouc. 2 I. Durslev 174 Newholmewith Nicholis, SL.. .Pemb.. 4 \r.o. Fishguard .. 91 W Duuslev. ... York.n 2 /. Whitby 405 Nicholaston .. . Glam.. 9 l.o. Swansea im Newiek Sussex.. 3 r. Maresfield . . . . 3.1 Nicholas, 8t... .Kent .. 1 \l. Monkton 10 \l. Wetherby .... \\\r. Wellington ... 10 Newingt. Bag- path Glouc. 44 /.Miuchin Ham. 186 Nidd . York.e/' aSomer.. 352 140 NineheadFior Newington, S. do A /. A J derbury.... -48 Ninneld . Sussex. 4 \r. Battei 24 Newtugton do o r. Shdlingford .. iss Nivin . Caern.. 21 I. AberglaslynB. 243 Newington .... Kent. .. 24 /. Hythe IV Nixon'sQuarter Cumb. 11 r. Lvngtown.... S3fi New land York.«> 3. r o. Snaith 515 Noke .Oxford. n r.o. Wbeatley ... 102 Newland Wore .. /. Worcester 1.V Nollon . Pemb.. S l.o. Trecoyd .... loo Newlanrl Glouc.. 3! /. Monmouth.... io-. Noniugton ... . Kent... H r. Goodneston .. iri Newlandside .. Durh .. a /. Stanhope 440 Norbury . Chester 1 r.o. Poynton.... 328 Newlyn Coruw. o r. St. Michael... ft;-; Norbury .Salop.. 31 r. Bishop'sCastl. r. Whitchurch ., 240 Newmarket ... Flint.. 3 r. St. As.iph 20 1 Norbury . Chester 5 312 Newnham Herts .. 2< r.o. Baldock 3-14 Norburv . Stafford 4 r. Newport 312 Newnham ....N.ham. 2 7. Daventry 'S„ > Norbury . Derby. 4 /. Ashburn 327 NewnhnmMur. Oxford. 1 /. Crowmarsh G. inc Norham .Durh... 6 I. Berwick 455 Newnham ....Hants.. 1 r.o. Hook 52 Norley . Chester 6 I. North wich.... 309 405 Newnham Kent.. 3 r. Ospringe 4 Noimanby ... . York.M 4 /. Pickering .... Newnton, Nth. Wilts .. H /. Marlboro.'.... I3.i Normanby ... .do 4 1. Newton 528 Newronie .... York.e. 2 /. Howden 527 Norman by ... . Lincoln Q r. Spittal Inn.... 488 Newsham do. n.. 2 l.o. Busby Stooi 407 Normanton... . York.a> 4 r. Wakefield.... 387 Newsham do 1 /. Small ways 350 Normanton... . Rutl. .. 5 r. Manton 380 Newsham Durh... J /. Stockton 483 Normanton... . Derby. " 1. Osmaston .... 324 Newsholme ...York.m /. Gargrave .... r. Mrcklefield .. 4vH Normanton, S .do 9, r. Alfreton 42* Newthorpe.... do. «,-... 2 359 Normanton up- Newtimber.... Snssex.. 5 r. Fyecombe.... l.o. Penrith 40 on Trent ... .Nott.... CI ?-.0.Suttonup.Trt. 480 Newton Cumb. 2 :r,;> Normanton up- Newton York.n 31 l.o. Pickering.... 405 on Soar .do 11 r. Hathern 324 Newton Bewl.Durh... 1 r. Wolviston.... 483 Normanton... . Lincoln 7 1. Slcaford 488 Newton in the Noilham . Devon. 2 ;•. Bideford 113 Willows York.n 5} 1. Leeming 355 North Bourne .Kent.... 1 r. How Bridge.. 15 Newton Mul- Northen . Chester 4 /. Stockport 328 grave do 8 /.Whitby 4Q5 Northington .. .Hants.. 3 l.o. Pophain .... 87 Newton do. w.. t> 1. Clitheroe 415 North Leigh . . Devon. 2* 1. Wilmington .. 50 Newton with Northlew .do h r. Okehampton.. 00 Scales Lane... 7 1. Preston 331 Northover .... . Somer.. 54 r. Yeovil 10K Newton, East.. York.?* 2 r.o. Oswaldkirk. 400 Northchapel. . . Sussex. o r.o. Fisher Street 33 Newton Lane... 3 r. Manchester .. 328 Northfield .... . Wore .. ti I. Birmim-ham.. 228 NewtononDer- North Hill ... . Cornw. 34 /.Five Laixrs Inu 03 weut York.e. 1 r. Wilberfoss.... 4Q3 Northill . Bedf... g /. Caldecot 3H0 Newton Kine.. do. to.. 1 1 1. Tad caster 47 n Northmore ... . Oxford. fi l.o. Oxford 152 Newton, East.. do. e... Newton, West, do Newton Warw.. 12 8 3! r. Hull 491 m 321 Northolme.... Northoli Northorpe. ... . Lincoln . Middx. . Lincoln 7k 1 r. Spilsby r. Southall l.o. Spittal Inn.. 497 iyi 4«« r. Polesworth .. Newton Lincoln 11 /. Lincoln 488 Northpetherw Devon. 4 r. Launceston... 03 Newton Solney Derby. Newton Lincoln 3 4 r. Bretby r. Spittal Inn — r. Castle Kising. 307 488 Northstoke ... North Mimms . Sussex.. . Herts .. 2 o /. Bury 48 270 425 r. Hidge Hill .. Newton, West. Norf. .. 2 52Q North Meols . . Lane. 1) /. Ormskirk .... Newton Regis. Warw. 4 r. Poles woith .. 321 Northwold ... Norf. .. 2 r.o. Methwold.. 524 NewtonPnreell Oxford. M 4. Finmere 248 Northwood . . . I. of W. 1* l.o. West Cowes 77 NewtonHarcrt. Leic. .. i U. Great Glen.... r. Harlston 32 3 N ortonSubcour Norf. .. 4 /. Gihingham .. 000 Newton ....... Camb.. U Soq Norton . Durh... 1 /. Biilingham ... 483 Newton do M t. Wisbeach 511 Norton , Radu .. 3 r. Presteigw .... 212 NewtonBroms- Norton in the hold N.ham. 2 r. Rushden 37Q Clay York.n 2 r. Dish forth .... 407. Newton N.hum. 5 r. Charlton 455 Norton do. u\. 4 r. Red House .. 3ol Newton Suffolk. l J. Wetnetham.... 543 Norton .do. e... 1 r. New Malton.. 405 Newton, Did., do 4 /. LittleStonham 5.SQ Norton Canes.. Stafford 5 r.Newcun.Lyne 303 Newton Pemb.. 9, U. Cold Blow ... IS Norton in the Newton Nott..GUm.. 1 d. New Inn Moors .do fi r. Walsall 271 Newton St.LoeSomer.. 4 W.o. Bath 145 Norton Bp ... Lincoln 3 r. Spittal Inn — /. Woore 488 Newton Lincoln 2 t. Osbornby .... 488 Norton .Salop .. 4 287 Newton. Long Durh... 3 1. Eaglescliffe ... 4R3 Norton under NewtonTracey Devon. 5 1. Barnstaple.... 113 Hambton... Somer. 2 ?•. East Chinnock 108 Newton St. Pe- Norton Disney Lincoln 3 r.o. Green Man. 488 trock do b* r. Holsworthv.. 117 Noi tonLindsey Warw. 2 /. Warwick 203 Newton St. Cyr do 4{ r.o. Exeter fin Norton . Derby. 3 r.o. Dronfiehl .. 384 Newton Tony. Wilts... 4 r. Winterslowll. 55 Norton . Leic. .. 3 r. Great Glen .. 323 Newton, South do 21 r. Wilton 1"? Norton, East . .do 4 /. Uppingham .. 380 Newton Valen. Hants.. 1 1.0. Farringdon.. Ro Norton Canon . Heref.. 2 r. Stanton 220 New tonFerrers Devon. 3 1. Yealmpton.... 00 Norton .N.ham. o /•. Daventry .... 290 Newton Chester 7 r.BulloekSmithv 328 Norton St.Anc . Suffolk. 4 ;•. Barton 044 Newton upon Norton Wore .. 3 r.o. Bengeworth lot) 4 I. Shipton 477 Norton Norton Glouc. .Wilts... 3 3} r.o. Bedlam 1.0. Malmsbury . 190 173 Newton Long. ville .. Bucks 3 1. Feuny Stratf.. 2U6 Norton by Kempsey... Wore... 2 l.o. Stoughton .. 156 Newton Bios- somville do 2 r. Olney 3-3 Norton Maler Ne*vtnu Chester 4 l.o. Sandbach.... a ward Somer. 4 /. Keynsham 159 Newtown Hants.. 4 1. Newbury Norton Brize. . Oxford: 4 /. Witney lUo New Village... York.e. « r. Howden 527 Norton Herts .. 1 /.Baldock...... 344 81] NOR to OKE Parishes, lie Counties, nils Reference to Itin, N orton Mande- ville Norton, Cold.. Norton Norton St.Phil. Norton Bavant Norton by Bre- don Norton, Hook. Norwell . Norwood Nosley Notgr'ove Notley, Black.. Notley, White. Notton Notton i.. Nuffield NuBburnholme Nuneaton Nun Monckton Nunney . Nunnington ... Ntmthorpe .... Nursling Nursted Nuffield Nuthall Nuthurst Nutley Nymet Row- land Nympsfield.... O Oake Oakford Oakington Oakley Parva.. Oakley ........ Oakley .Great.. Oakley, Little. Oakley Oakley Oaksey Oare Oare Oare Ockbrook OckendonNor. Ockham Ockley Ode Pitcard... Occold Odcombe Oddingley Oddington .... Oddington Oddrode Odell Odstuck Oftchurch Offenham Olferton Offerton Offham Offley Orfley, High .. Offnrcl Clnny.. Oflord Darcey. Offwell Offton Ogboum Saint George Ogbourn Saint Andrew Ogwell, East .. Ogwell, West.. Okeford Fitz- paiue Okeford Shil- lingstone .... Essex.. do. ... Kent . Sonier. Wilts.. Wore .. Oxford. 5Nott.... Middx. Leic. .. Glouc.. Essex.. do York.w Wilts... Oxford. York.e, Warw.. York.w Somer. York.w do Hants.. Kent .. Surry. Nott.., Sussex Hants.. Devon. Glouc. Somer. Devon. Camb.. N.hani. Bucks.. Essex.. do Bedf... Suffolk. Wilts... Sussex. Kent .. Somer.. Derby . Essex . . Surry.. do Heref.. Suffolk. Somer.. Wore .. Glouc. Oxford. Chester Bedf... Wilts .. Warw. Wore. Chester Durh... Kent.. Herts.. Stafford Hunt... do Devon. Suffolk. Wilts .. do Devon, do Dorset. do r.o. Chipp.Ongar 541 I. Wickford "" r. Radfield r. Road l.o. Heytesbury. l.o. Tewkesbury. r. Chapel House I. Cromwell .... I. Southall r. Kibworth .... r. Northleach .. I. Braintree I. Witham .j...« r. Woolley Park|387 r. Lay cock 148 I. Netilebed .... 152 l.o. Pocklington.|4t)3 l.o. Hinckley ...|283 J.York 4 " r.o. Frome 150 r. Oswaldkirk .. 496 I. Stokesley l.o. Romsey r. Chalk Well... r. Godstone .. . l.o. Nottingham. r.o. Horsham.... 1. Popham Lane r. Bnw.......i„ r. Kingscote r. Bishop's Hull. r. Ingram I. Cambridge.... r. Oakley... r. Thame r.o. Bradfield .. r. Ramsey I. Clapham l.o. Broome .... r. Minety ....... r. Hastings I. Ospringe l.o. Porlock .... r. Shardlow .... l.o. Upminster.. I. Ripley r. Capel I. Bromyard .... r.o. Brockford.. r. East Chinnock r. Worcester .... Chipping N. 218 r. Wheatley .... 192 r.o.ChurehLawt. 303 I. Milton Ernest 379 I. Salisbury Radford Bengeworth.. r.BullockSmithy Ryhope Wrotham H.. Hitchin Eccleshall .... r. Buckden do Wilmington... Claydon r. Marlborough. r. do r. Two Mile Oak r. do r. Blandford..., r. do , OKB tO OVB [82 Parishes, $c Counties, mis Reference to ltin Okeford Child. Dorset Okeover Stafford Old, or Wold.. N.hani Old borough .... Wore .. Oldbury on Se- vern Glouc. Oldbury on the Hill do Old Castle Monm. Oldham Lane. Oldland Glouc. Oldstead York, re Oldswiudford.. Wore .. Old Warden .. Bedf Ollerton Nott Olvestmi Glouc. Ombersley Wore Onecote Stafford Ohehouse... «. Suffolk, Ongar, High... Essex.. Openshaw Lane Orby Lincoln OrchardPortm. Somer Orchard, East.. Dorset Orchard, West. do. ... Orchcston St. Mary Wilts... Orcheston St; George do. Orcop Heref.. Ordsall Nott.. Orgarswick Kent. Orlestone do. .. Orleton Heref Orleton Wore .. Orlingbury .... N.ham. OrmsbySt.Mar- garet Norf. . Ormsby St. Mi- chael do. ... Orrnsby, North Lincoln Ormsby, South, do. .. Ormsby York Ormside, Great Westm, Orpinton Kent.. Orrell Lane... Orrell do Orsett. Essex.. Orston Nott. .. Orton. Cumb. Orton on the Hill. Leic... Orton ....„ N.ham. Orton Watervil. Hunt... OrtonLongevii.do Orwell Camb. Orbaldeston.... Lane... Osbaston .Leic... Osgathorpe....do Osgodby Lincoln Osgodby York.e. Osmaston ...... Derby. Osmington ....Dorset. Osmotherly.... Lane. Osmotherley... York.n Ossert York.w Ossington Nott. .. Oswalds, St. ..N.hum. Oswaldwistle.. Lane. Otford Kent.. Otham do Othcrey Somer. Otley Suffolk. Otter Burn .... N.hum. Otterburn ^Yovk.ui Otterden Kent. .. Otterford....... Somer. Otterham Cornw. Otterhampton.. Somer.. Otterington, N . York, n Otterington,..S, do OveDdon York.ttv Over Chester r. Blandford . r.o. Ashburn. r. Lamport .. I. Henley.,... 3 r. New Passage 2| r.OldPassagelnn 9 r. Abergavenny 7|lr. Manchester... li I. Warmeley. 4 1 3 5! r. Thormanby.. r. Stourbridge .. r.o. Shefford I. Tnxford Sir. New Passage. 5\r.o. Worcester.. 1 \r. Leek 6i J.CreetingAllSts. r.o.Chipp.Ongar r. Levenshulme r. Spilsby I. Taunton I. Shaftesbury . I. do r. Deptford Inn r. do ...<, /. White Cross .. I. East Retford.. 31 r. Hythe 41 1. Brenzutt Corn. 11 1. Brimfield I. Earlston Ao.Wellingboro' r.o. Yai mouth . r.o. do r.o. Louth l.o. Dalby I. Newton I. Appleby , I. Faraborough r. Liverpool..., .1. Goose Green. /. Stifford J.Long Benuingt I. Carlisle l.o. Sheepy Mag I. Kettering r. NormanCross r.o. do r. Arlington . r. Walton le Dale r. Hinckley .... I. Hatherine r. Spittal Inn.... I. Howden l.o. Brailsford... L Dorchester.... /. Ulverstone r. Ghaytor H.... I. Wakefield /. Carlton l.o. Corbridge .. Blackburn I. Dnnton Green r. Bersted. ...... Piper's Inn.... Woodbiidge., ElbhaBr r. Heilineld C... I. Lenham I. Taunton r. Haleworthy.. r. Bridge water.. I. Thornton in S. I. do 1.0. Halifax. I. Middlewich .. 56 327 323 228 159 176 199 328 177 477 379 48U J5(i ■>27 5.39 541 323 -»y7 139 107 107 100 215 480 12 22 239 230 373 550 550 49^ 4M7 528 356 17 304 559 348 335 319 380 344 344 447 331 283 324 488 527 3 S 421 483 387 348 436 424 17 11 3 436 4U3 12 139 98 139 477 477 400 soy m 83] OVE tO PAN Parishes, arc. . . . Over .... Overbury Overstone Overstrand .... Overton, West.. Overton Overton Overton Oving Oving Ovingdean .... Oviughdm Ovington Ovington Ovington Ovington Ougtherside.... Oulston Oulton Quarter. Oulton Oulton , Oulton Ousby ., Ouseonrn, Grt. Ouseburn, Lit. Ousefleet Ouston Outhorpe Ontnewton.... Outwell , Outwetl , Ower Moigne. Owersby Owlpen Owmby Owram, North. Owram, South. Owsden Owslebury .... Owston Owston Owston Owstwick Owthorne Oxborongh.... Oxcomb Oxenhall Oxenton Oxhill Oxnead Oxspring Oxtead Oxton Oxton Oxwick Oxwick Oystermoutu.. Ozlewortb. . Counties. Canib. Wore. N.ha..i. Norf. .. Wilts .. Lane... York, n Chester Bucks. Sussex.. do N.hum. do York.w Hants.. Norf. .. Cumb.. York.w Cumb. Suffolk. Norf. .. York.w Cumb.. York.zr do. w. do. w.. Durh .. Nott... York.e. Camb. Norf. .. Dorset. Lincoln Glouc. Lincoln York.M, do. u\. Suffolk. Hants.. York.*/ Lincoln Leic... York.e. do Norf. .. Lincoln Glouc. do Warw.. Norf. .. York.w Surry.. York.e. Nott...; Norf. .. Glam... do Glouc. Packingtoo.Gr. Packington, L. Packington, in Derby Packwood ..... Paddlesworth.. Padiham ...... Padstow Padworth Pagham Pagtesham Pamgton Painshaw Painswick Paitley Bridge. Pakeuham Palgrave Palling Paniber Pampisford.... Pancrasweek.. Panfield Warw.. do Leic. .. Warw.. Kent. .. Lane... Cornw. Berks.. Sussex. Essex.. Devon. Durh... Glouc. York.w Suffolk. do Norf... Hants. Canib.. Devon. Esses... mis | Reference to /tin... [pag I. Cambridge ...,507 I. Bengeworth .. 155 r. Northampton. r. Cromer /. Fifield I. Lancaster .... J.Skelton r. Chester l.o. Whitchurch.. I. Chichester .... l.o. Lewes r. Corbridge.... r. do i r. Small ways.... r.o. Alresford .. r. Hillborough.. r. Cockermouth. r.o. Easingwold. l.o. Wigtou I. Lowestoff .... I. Blickling r. Loft House .. r. Penrith r.Boro'bridge .. r. do r. Thome Lo. Chester le St. r.o.Over Brought l.o. Partington.. r. Wisbeach .... I. Downham.... I. Dorchester.... r. Sjjittal Inn.... r. Kingscote .... r. Brigg r. Halifax r. do r. Kentford I. Winchester ... r. Red House .. I. Retbourn I. Langham /. Hedon I. Pattrington .. r. Stoke Ferry.. 1. Bnrwell r.o. Newent .... r. Cheltenham.. r. Shipston i. Coltishail r. Penistone .... I. Godstoue Gr. r. Tadcaster r. Red Hill r. Toft irets l.o. Swansea /. do I. Kingscote .... r. Meriden 299 r.o. Stone Bridge 299 r.Ashby de la Z. r. Hockley r. Densel r. Cook Bridge. r. Bodmin l.o. Theal Lo. Chichester . . l.o. Rochford... I. Totness r. Chester le Str. r. Stroud I. Wetherby .... r. Barton I. Sturston r. Collision .... r. Basingstoke .. r. Sawstoa /'. Holsworthy.. Lo. Brain'ree.... PAN tO PEN [84 PariiJies, ijc... Counties, mis .Reference to /tin. Pannall . York.w fanteague ... . Monm. Panton . Lincoln Papplewick... . Nott. ..] Papworth St. Agnus . Camb.. 1 Paracombe ... . Devon. ' Parbold . L;ilic... Parham . Suffolk. ['arham . Sussex. Parkham ..... . Devon. Parley, West . Dorset. Parlington .... . York.?/; Parndon, Gr. Essex . . Parndon, Lit. .do Parr . Lane... . Chester Partington ... Parwick ...... . Derby. Passenham ... . N.ham. . Norf... . N.ham. . Sussex.. Patching Patnev .Wilts... Patricksbonrue Kent... Patteshull . Stafford Pattingham... .do Pattishall . N.ham. Pattiswick.... .Essex.. Patton . Westm. Pavingham... . Bedf. .. Paul . York.e. . N.ham. Paulerspury .. Paul, St . Cornw. Paul's Walder, . Herts.. Paulton . Somer. Pauntlev .Glouc. Pawlet . Somer.. Paxton Great. .Hunt... Payembury .. . . Devon. Pavthorn . York.w Peakirk .N.ham. Pease more ... . Berks.. Peasenhall .... . Suffolk. Peatling Magna Leic. .. Peatling Parva do Pebmarsh . Essex.. Pebwonh .Glouc. Peckforton ... . Chester Peckham, Eas .Kent .. Peckham, West do. .... Pedmore .Wore.. Pegsworth.... . N.hum. PeUIon . Essex .. Pelham, Brent. Herts.. Pelham Furn .do Pelham Stock .do Pelsal . Stafford .Durh .. . Cornw. Pelynt Pembertou ... . Lane... Pembriirge ... . Heref.. Pembury .Kent.. Penally Penalth . Pemb.. . Monm.. Penboyr . Caerm. Penbrey .do Penbryn . Cat dig. Pencarreag ... . Caerm. Pencombe .... . Heref.. Pencoyd .do Penrieryn . Brecon. Pendine . Caerm. Pendleton . Lane... Pendock . Wore .. Pendoiner .... . S'mier.. Pendoylon ... . Glam .. Penhurst . Sussex. Penketh . L-inc. Penkridge .... . Stafford Penllech . Caern.. Penlline .Glam.. Penmachno... .Caern.. Penmaen . Glaiu.. I. Wetherby .... r. Newport l.o. Horncastle.. I. Newstead .... l.o. Papw. St. E. r. South Molton. I. Nightingale H. I. Marlesford ... l.o. Pulborough. I. Holwell I. WimbornMiii. I. Abberford.... I. Potter's Street. I. Harlow r. Warrington... r. High Leigh .. r. New Inn /. StonyStratford r. Nth.Walsham r. WaHon r. Findoo I. Devizes /. Bridge I. Boningale .... I. Wrottesley.... r. Forster'sBooth I. Coggeshall r.o. Kendal I. Milton Ernest r.o. Hedon l.o. Pottersptiry. I. Treeve I. Langley 6J 7 I 2 2 3 1 6 1 2 e 5 5 2 1 3{ 1 3 4 1 2 2 i S 4 2 2 ¥ 1 3 \r. Rad"stoke 2i[r. Newent 4 r. Bridgewatcr .. li r.o. LittlePaxton 5 \r.o. Honiton .... 7 \l. Gargrave 1 \r. Glinton 6} r. Speenhamland 2\l. Kelsale 6 r. Lutterworth.. 4 r. do 2i r.o. Flalstetd.... 6 r. Broadway ... 6 I. Holston 4i r.o. Wrotham H. 4§ r.o. do 2 jr. Stourbridge .. 1 \r. Morpeth 5. \r. Colchester.... 3 \r. Hare Street .. 3i r.o. Braughin .. 3i r. Hare Street .. 3 \r. Walsall 2 \l.o. Chester le St. 2 \r. Pennellick 2 I/. Goose Green.. 2 \l. Shobdon 1 \l. Wood gate .... 8 \l. Tavernspite .. H I. Monmouth.... 5 I. Newcastle .... 8 U. Forest Bank.. 4 !r. Pantgwyn .... 4 ! ^. Lampeter .... 2 \l. Bridenbury ... 1 \l. Harewood.... 14 I. Brecon 5 'I. Llandowror .. 2 r.o. Whalley 4 \r. Staunton 2 I. East Chinnock 2 \r. Bonvilston.... 4 ur. Warthington.. 3 \l.o. Warrington. 6 \l. Stafford 29 \l. AberglaslynB. 1 \r. Crack Ml. Bettws 8 [l.o. Swansea .... 403 487 135 ■047 '-80 543 155 287 11 11 2f;5 452 536 507 507 907 271 452 105 \u 212 19 ir, 7 199 ir>4 85] PEN tO PIL PIL tO POR [86 Parishes, %€■••• .Counties, mis Reference to /(in... \P<>g ; 160 Parishes, $c... Pillith.-T.T7T ... Counties. .. Radnor ml$ Reference to Itin . pag 21S Penmark . Glam.. 3 /. Bonvilston.... 5 r. Presteign . Angl... 7 r. Three Tuns... '291 Pilsdon 7 59 4I5 Penmorfa . Caern. 3 I. AberglaslynB. 243 r. Loud water ... 191 r. Llanfyllin ....,270 I. Swansea ln'3 Pilsworth ... ...Lane. 2 r. Bury Penn . Bucks. . Mont... 2 8 8 4 4 3 6 3 2 .. Rutl... 5 1 3 4 2 2 3 2 3 r. Uppingham .. r.o. Barnstaple.. I. 0. Clapton /.Wells 380 113 139 60 274 & 423 IPilton jPilton .. Devon. . Glam.. . Sorner.. . Glam.. . Somer.. .Glam.. . Lane, .do Pennard, Eas Penarth Pennard, Wes r. Ainsford Inn. l.o. Cardiff L Glastonbury... 1. Swansea r. Newton r. Ulverstone ... 129 1© J 30 "l\5 421 Pilton ... Somer.. r. Exeter l.o. Harrow .... l.o. Liskeard .... r. Pershore r. Aifreton ... Middx. Pincock, St. ... Cornw. ...Wore.. Pennington ... Pennington ... Pinxton ... Derby. Pen Lower and Upper Stafford 2 1. Wolverhampt. C31 Pipe 3 3 r. Hereford r. Longdon 210 300 Pipe Ridware.. Stafford Penrliose . Caern.. 10 1. AbarglaslynB. 243 Pipton .. Brecon i 2i 4 4 3 3* •8 r.o. Hay 222 . Glam .. . Pemb.. . Monm. . Wore . . . Somer. . Mot.t.. . Monm. . Essex.. . Norf... y 4 21 4 3 3 ti l.o. Swansea .... £.o. Newcastle... r. Tregare r. Hundred Ho.. l.o. Keynsham .. l.o. Newtown ... r. Chepstow r. Gt. Yeldham.. 1. Swaffham 103 1 ■ m 267 210 555 524 Ph bright ... Pirtord Pirton .. Surry.. ..do .. Herts.. r. Riplej a 102 152 243 185 Penrith Penrose Pensdx I. Hitchin l.o. Pershore .... 1. Stoken Church r. Kingthorp .... r. Assington Or.. Z.AberglaslynBr. r. Stroud Pirton .. Wore Pirton ..Oxford. Penstrawed ... Pisford Pishill Pistill ..Oxford. Pentney Per.tonMewse. Pentraeth PiUhcomb... ... Glouc. Hants.. . Angl.. a 5 r.o. Andover.... r. Three Tuns.... 55 201 li 64 1. Whitchurch... /.o.MuchWenloc. 266 Pitchford ... ..Salop.. Pentrecwn ... Caerm. 4 r. Forest Bank.. 164 Pi'combe... .. Somer. 1 1. Brnton 127 Peutrich . Derby. I 1. Ripley 423 Pitminster .. ..do 4 I. Taunton 130 Pentrilge Pentyrch Penwortham.. . Dorset. i /. Woodyates Inn W) Pitney ..do 2 r.o. Somerton ... 111 . Glam.. . Lane... 2 r. St. Nicholas .. 1. Walton le Dale 160 331 Pitsea ....... 5 4 r.o. Billericay .. r. Durham 5^7 451 Pitlington ... ..Durh... Penay Cloth.. Pcnzeluood... . Monm. . Somer,. s /. Wonastow r. Bay ford 199 122 Pitton ..Wilts... 4 14 I. Salisbury 1. Wall Hills .... 55 210 Pixley ..Heref.. Peopleton Peover, Great. . Wore. . Chester 3 a r. Pershore 1. Ollerton Gates lbD 303 Plaitford .... ..Wilts... 11 1 I. Salisbury I. Kesgrave 55 547 PI ay ford .... ..Suffolk. Peover, Over. Pepperharrow do. .... Surry.. 3 I. o. Chelford.... r. Mousal 303 28 3i 4 r. Wrotham r. Clayton Green 11 331 Pleasington . .. Lane. Perran Uthnoe Cornw. 1 1. Marazion 04 Plemstone ... ., Chester 4 r. Chester 288 Perranzabuloe do r. St. Michael... t)3 Pleshey .. Essex.. 2* 1. LittleWaltham 543 Perrot, North. .Somer. 1. Haselbury .... 108 Plomton .. York.w l.o. Wetherby ... 302 Perrot, Soutii . . Dorset. '-'i 1. Crewkerne.... 108 Pluckley ..Kent.. 3 r. Charing 12 Perry Barr.... Stafford 2 r.o. Birmingham 228 Plumbland .. .. Cumb. r. Cockermonth. 410 Pertenhall .... Pertwood Bedf. .. Wilts... 2j I. Stoughton Hig. r. Hindon 123 4 6 I. Knutsford /. Towcester 30.5 Plumpton .... .. N.hani. Peter Church. Heref.. 1. Byford r. Hatherleigh... 220 Plumpton .... .. Sussex.. 4 /. Friar's Oak Inn 40 Peter'sMarland Devon. Peterston Super 7 117 Plnmstaad ... Flu instead ... .. Norf... .. Kent. .. 4 1 r. Holt 531 u I. Woolwich Ely Glam.. 2 r. St. Nicholas... 100 Plumstead, G t..Norf... 4 r. Norwich 54( 1 Peterstone .... Peter Tavy ... Monm. Devon.' u 3 1. St. Melons .... r. Tavistock 100 99 Plumstead Litt. do Plungar Leic.... 4 7 540 • r.Nether Brought I. Brixton Petham Kent... H r. Bridge 7 Plymstock .. .. Devon. 2 00 Petherick, Litt. Coi nw. 11 r. Bodmin 0.3 Plymtree ... ..do 6 r. Fair Mile Inn. 00 Petherton.Sih. . Somer. b r. Crewkerne ... 108 Pockley ..York, n 2 r. Helmesley r. Milborn Port. 4'JO Petherwin,Sth Cornw. 2 l.o. Launceston.. 63 Poiutington . ..Somer. 2 10H Petrockstow.. Devon. 3 r. Hatherleigh .. 117 Polebrook ... .. N.ham. r. Oundle 307 Petrox, St Pemb.. a 1. Pembroke 207 Poling . . Sussex. 2 l.o. Arundel 48 Pelt Sussex. Suffolk. Salop .. 3| 7 1. Hastings r. LittleStonham r. Great Ness.... 24 539 232 Pollingtou ... Polstead .... . . York.M) Suffolk. 2 2i 4 515 552 117 r.o. Neyland.... I. Stratton Petton Pondstock ... .. Cornw. Pevensey Sussex. 4 r. Swines Hill... 26 Pontefract ... .. York.w 2 1. Darrington.... 35 1 Pewsey Wilts... 1. Marlborough,. 135 Pontelaud.... .. N.hum. i. Shrewsbury... 232 Phillack Cornw. r. Marazion 64 Pontou, Little. Lincoln 1 r. Great Ponton. 847 Pickenham Nth Norf... 3 r. Swattham 524 Pontvaen .... ..Pemb.. 3 I. Fishguard r. Chnstchurch.. 20H Pickenham Sth do 3 r.o. Hillborongh 524 Pontypool ... . . Monm. 'i 3 150 Pickhill Picton Ymk.n do. n .. 2 1 I. Royal Oak Inn I. Crathorne 355 48.3 Poole . . York.w; ..Wilts... r.o. Cook ridge .. r. Minety 410 1*5 Poole Pick well Leic... 3 l.o. Langham 380 Poole, South .. Devon. 9 r.o. Dartmouth.. 142 Pickworth .... Lincoln 2 /. Folkingham... r. Horn Lane .. 1, Lewes 487 Poorstock.... . . Dorset. 3 r.Traveller'sRest 50 Pick worth Piddinghoe ... Rut).... Sussex.. 2 6 3 Poorton, Not Poppleton, thdo 4 09 Piddington ... Oxford. 2 L Blackthorn H. 270 Nether .... ..York.e. 4 I. York 476 Piddington ... Piddle Trent N .ham. i 1. Hackleton 280 Poppleton, Up.do. e.... Porchester Hants.. 4 2 1. do 476 2H r. Cosham hide Dorset. 5f r. Dorchester..., .W PorringlandGt. Piddle, North. Wore .. 5 r. Pershore 155 and Little . ..Norf... 4 r. Newton 53Q Pidley . Hunt... 2 r.o. Old Hurst... 486 Potbury ..Somer. 7 l.o. Bristol 527 Pightlesthorne. Bucks.. 2 r. Tring 1259 Portington ... .. York.e. 3 I. Howrlen Pilham . Lincoln I. Spittal Inn.... 488 Portkerry ... ..Glam.. 5 1. St. Nicholas... 100 Pilkington Lane... 2 r.o. Clifton 331 Portisham.... .. Dorset. 3i 1. Winterborne.. 50 Pillaton . Cornw. 3 I. New Bridge,. r 99 Portishead ... . . Somer. 8 l.o. Bristol 150 Pillerton Hers . Warw. 5 r. Trediugton ... 227 Portland,Iste of Dorset. r.o. Weymouth.. 84 Pillerton;Priorsdo 4 r. do 227 Portlemouth,E. Devon. 6 l.o. Kingsbridge 180 Pilling ,.. . Lane... 5 l. Hall of Ellel.. 332 Portskewett . .. Monm. 1 I. Black Rock I. 159 87] POR tO PUL PUN tO RAN [88 Parishes, $c.... . Counties.\mls\ Reference to Itin. pag Parishes, Jrc... Counties. mU Reference to Itin. pag 3 r.o. Patcham — l.o. Swansea .... 1. Long Mel lord 564 163 543 Pulchrohon... Pulloxhill Puncknoll .... . Pemb.. .Bedf... . Dorset. 5 r.o. Pembroke.. 207 317 Sq Portyiion Poslingford ... .Glam .. .Suffolk. 11 6 1. Longberry r. Bridgewater.. Postllng . Kent.. 2 I. NewInuGreen 12 Puriton . Somer. 3 12Q Post wick .Norf... 44 r. Norwich 540 Purleigh . Essex.. 3 r. Maldon.. 5.58 Postgrovc . Kedf. .. s r.o. Hockliffe . ^*Q Purley . Berks.. 4 r.o. Reading 149 Potter H an wor . Lincoln 4 r.o.GreenMan 1. 4fifl Pnrstou Jaglin York.a; 3 I. Darrington . . . PotterHeigham Sort". .. 10 r. Coltishall 5-:;o Purtou . Wilts... 4 r. Swindon 188 Pottei ne Potto Pott Shrigley . Poughill .Wilts.. . York.ra . Chesh. . Devon. 2 3 n l 7 I. Devizes r.o. Cleaveland r. Flash 145 483 328 nc Puiford, East. . Devon. . Heref.. . Surry.. . Herts.. 7 3 4 3| 1. Ford 112 219 £7 25Q I. Wall Hill l.o. Guildford.... r.o. Tring Puttenham ... Pultingfaam... r. Tiverton Poughill Poulton Poulton . Cornw. l r. Stratton 117 Pwllheli . Caern.. 17 /.AberglaslynBr 243 Lane., do 3 r. Warrington... 1. Lancaster .... 304 3.32 Pylle . Somer. . N.ham. 4 3 r. Ainsford Inn /.Burton Latimer 129 .379 Pytchley Py worthy .... Poundstock... Cornw. 4 1. Stratton 117 . Devon. 2 I. Hols worthy... 117 Powderham .. Devon. D 1. Alphington.... 104 Powick .Wore. 3 1. Worcester l.'.n Q Pownall Fee.. Chester a 1. Po. nton 328 Poxwell . Dorset. M 1. Dorchester.... .5(1 Qnadring . Lincoln I. Gosberton 497 Poyniugs . Sussex.. 3 roWoodmancote 38 Quainton , Bucks. H r. Waddeston.... 270 Prandergast... . Pemb.. U rHaverfordWest lr>7 Quantoxhead, Frees Presall . Salop . . Lane .. 7 I. Stanford Br... 1. HallofEllel.. 312 3.32 . Somer. 2 r. Holford 179 Quantoxliead, Piestbury Prestbury . Chester Glonc. 1 1 1. Flash r. Cheltenham... 328 IQS West Quarley .do . Hants.. a 6 179 5o r.o. Andover.... Prestatyn .Flint... 4 r. St. Asaph .... 8)1 Ou niton . Lane... 4 r. Bolton 331 Quarrendon .. . Bucks. 14 r.o. Aylesbury... 260 Tees Durh... 2 r.o. Eaglescliff.. 48.3 Quarrin-tou .. . Lincoln 2 I. Sleaford 4fl8 Preston Chester 4 1. Stretton aoo Quarndon . Derby. 84 r. Derby 324 Preston upon Quedgeley .... . Glouc. 3 1. Gloucester.... 225 323 Wye Heref... do r 1. Byford r. Hereford 220 210 Qiieenhilt Queniborough . Wore .. Leic... 3 6 l.o. Tewkesbury r. Leicester PrestonWynne Preston up. the Qnenninglon.. Quethiock .... .Glouc. 14 r. Fairford 172 Wild Moors Salop.. 3 r. Wellington.... 23! . Cornw. 5 l.o. New Bridge qq Preston Baggot Warw. 2 r. WoitonWaven 22;-: Qnidenham ... .Norf... 1 /•. Larlingford... 520 Prestoncapes.. N.ham. b /. Forster'sBooth 2<*> Quinton . Glouc. 4 1. Alderminster.. 227 Preston Dorset. 2 I. Brodeway 84 Quinton 1 I. Hackleton .... 280 PrestonQnarter Cunib.. 1 I. Whitehaven... 421 PrestonDeanrj N.ham. H l.o. Ilackleton... SRO R Preston York.ra 9, 420 Preston Preston ....... Suffolk. Glouc. 31 n r. Alpheton Tye l.o. Langley 3 1 v 370 Raby .Durh... Devon. 6 4 r. BernardCastle l.o. Ingram 370 112 Rackenford .. • Preston upon Hack heath ... . Norf... 4 r.o. Norwich.... 540 the Stower.. do ?. 1. Alderminster 22? Racton . Sussex. 5 r. Mid Lavaut... 33 Preston Bisset. Bucks. a I. Padbnry 200 Kadbourn . Derby. S /. Mack worth.... 327 Preston Glouc. i 1. Cirencester.... 17S Radcliffe . Lane. 7 l.o. Manchester.. .328 Preston Kent.. 14 1. Wingham 15 Radford . Nott.... 1 1. Nottingham... .383 Somer. Dorset. 1 3 r. Yeovil 1. Brodewav 108 84 Radley Radnage ..... . Berks.. . Bucks. Si 3 r. Abingdon r.o. Wt.Wycomb. 171 260 Preston Preston, East.. Sussex.. 3 Z.LittleHampton 34 R.tdstoue . N.ham. 3 r. Brackley Preston, Great . Radv.av ..1... . Warw. 7 l.o. Banbury 248 and Little ... York.w 5 r. Loft House... 387 Radwell Herts.. 2 l.o. Baldock .... 344 Preston N.hum. 7 r. Newcastle.... 452 Radwioter ... . Essex.. 4 r.SaffronWalden 534 Preston Patrick Westm. Prestwick Lane. 1 3 r. Bud Moor r.o. Manchester. 32H Radvr Glam .. Leic... 2 7 r.o. Cardiff. /.MellonMawbr. 160 380 Ragdalo Prest would... Leic. . . 3 r. Loughborough .324 Roland ...... Monro. H I. Tregare , 1QQ Priddy Somer. 4 r. Wells 130 Raenall. ...... .Nott.... 4 r. Tuxford m.) Prior's Dean . Priors Merston Hams.. Warw. 2 3 l.o. East listed . . /.Lr.Shucubnrgh 85 3t*i . Essex.. . Lane. 14 5 I. Braintree r. Prescot 543 304 Pain ford ..... PriorsHardwk.do 4 I. do 308 Rainham, East Norf. .. g 1. Rainham ..... 525 Priston Somer. M 1 36 Rainham , West do. ... . . 1 I. do 525 Privett Hants.. i 1. Filmerllill.... 75 Rainha.'ii , Essex.. 34 r. Upminster.... 55Q Piudhow N.hum. 10 /. Newcastle 452 Rainow . Chester 3 r. Macclesfield.. 328 Prudhoe Castle do Publovv Somer. U 3 I. do 452 I5t| Rainton,East. Rainton, West . Durh... do 5 4 r. Durham r. do 451 451 Puckington ... do 4* 1. Curry Rivel.. /.Wick 111 Raintou . York.ra H l.o. Dishfoi-th... 448 Pncklecliurch. .Glouc. 9. 177 Raisin, West.. . Lincoln 6 r. Spittal Inn.... 488 Raisin, Middle do 7 r. do 488 ton . Somer. 3 111 Raisin Market do r. do 488 PnddingNotton Norf... 1 Raithby .do 2 /. Louth 408 Puddington... Eedf. .. 34 l.o. Knotting.... 370 Rarthny .do 2 I. Spilsby « Pnddington... Devon. R 1. Tiverton 112 Rame . Cornw. 5 l.o. Plymouth... Puddlehinton. Dorset. .3 r. Piddlttown:.. 5fi Rampishain .. . Dorset. 8 r. Longberry.... 59 Puddleston ... Hcref.. M r. Docklow en Hampton . Camb. 6 /. Milton 507 Purisey ., Pidford. ...... . York.w Chester 5 4'< 387 313 Rampton Ramsbury .... .Nott.... .Wilts.. 4 r. Tuxford r. Hungerford .. 480 135 1. Chester Pulham,East& I Ramsden Bel - West , . Dorset. a I. Sherborne .... 108 house .Essex.. 3 l.o. Billericay... 557 PulhamStMary RamsdenCraj sdo 2 l.o. do 557 Magdalen... .Norf,.. i r.o. Tivetshall .. 539 Ramsgrave ... .Lane. I r. Walton leDale 331 1 . Suffolk. r. Woodbridge.. l.o. HorncasOe.. 547 Virgin., do 2 r. do 539 Ranby . Lincoln 7 503 89] RAN tO RHY RIL tO ROD [90 Parishes, $c... . Counties. mli Reference to Itin. pa? Parishes, Ifc... Counties. mis Reference to Itin. pag Rand . Lincoln 10 ?•. Linculi 488 Rilkin . Flint. .. L Northop r. Holt Heath... 288 Kandwick... . Glouc. " r.o. Stroud 185 Hibbesford... .Wore. 7 S3Q Rangeworthy .do to 1. Dursley 474 Ribby Ribchester ... Ribston, Littk . Lane. 2 I. Kirkham 304 4| q Lo. Stafford r. Norwich -284 520 .do . York.w 7 3 r. Preston L Wetherby .... 331 353 Ran worth .... . Norf. .. . York.tt . do. w.. 3 2 L Tbormanby .. r. Ealand 477 400 Ribton Riby . Cumb.. . Lincoln 4 4 r. Cockermouth. L Grt. Grimsby. 410 408 Rastrick . Leic... 4 3«3 Riccal York.c. Richmond, Old do 1 r. Sherburn r. Smallways ... Lo. Snape Green 470 35fi Ratcliff upon Soar . Nott.... 1 r. Kegworth.... ,124 Rickinghall,In. Suffolk. j 544 Ratcliff on the Rickinghall, S .do J r.o. do 544 Trent .do 4i r. Nottingham.. 383 Rickling . Essex.. 1 L Quendon 510 Ratcliffe Cuk- v Leic... M r. Witherley.... 283 Riddlesworth .Norf... 7 r. Thetford 51Q Katcliffe on the Ridge .Herts.. l L South Mims .. 270 Wreak .do 3 r. Mount Sorrel. 324 Ridley . Kent.. 3 1. Kingsdown ... 11 R^thmill . York.w 2 /. Long Preston. 403 Ridley . N.hum. 5 1. Haltwhistle .. 414 Ratley . Warw. ti Lo. Banbury 248 Kidlington ... .Norf... 34 r. Nortfa Walsh.. 520 Ratlinghope .. . Salop .. 4 L Church Strett. 273 Ridley . Chester 5 Lo. Nantwich .. 287 Rattlesden ... . Suffolk. 5 r. Bradfield .... 043 Ridlington ... . Rutl.... 3 1. Uppingham... r.o. Dalby 380 Kattery . Devon. 2 L Dean Prior... 01 Rigsby . Lincoln 2* 4U7 Raveley, Great Hunt.. 3* Lo. Old Hurst .. 480 Riglon . York.w 3 L Bramham .... 302 Ravelev, Little .do L'i Lo. (\o 480 Kidstone .do .') r. Skipton 403 Ravenfieirl.... . York.w 8 L Doncaster .... 361 Rimpton . Somer. 4 r. Sherborne.... 108 Raveningham .Norf... 2 1, Gillingham .. 550 Rimmington . RimsweH . York.w 6 Lo. Clitheroe 415 Ravensdrn ... . Bedf. .. :t; r.o. Bedford 303 .do. e... 4 I. Ott ring ham .... /. Norwich 500 Ravensthorpe. . N.ham. o /.Uppr.Creaton.. 280 Ringland .Norf... 7 540 Ravenstone... . Bucks. 1 r. Stoke Golding 280 Ringmer . Sussex. I. Lewes 30 Havenstone D . Wcstm. 4 AKirkbyStephen 420 Ringmore . Devon. 4 I. Modbury 00 Ravensworth. . Darn... 3 Lo. Birtley 45 520 540 r. Norwich .... Revr Devon. 1 r. Crabtree 140 Rocliffe . York.w 1 /. Boro'bridge .. 352 Reydon . Suffolk. 1 -,.17 1 L Frome 150 Reyniergtone. Norf. .. rii 1. Wymondham. r.o. Swansea 5",) Rode, North . Chester 2 L Bosley r. Wiveliscombe 328 Revnoldstone. Glam .. 11 103 Rodhuist . Somer. Q 180 Rhiw 27 3 L AberglaslynB. r. Whilehurst ... 243 235 Rodington ... Rodmai ton ... . Salop... .Glouc. f r. Wellington.... Lo. Cirencester.. 231 Rhivabon .... Denb.. 172 E)x)dogeidio . Angle.. 7 r. Gwyndu 201 Rodmell . Sussex.. 3 L Lewes 30 Rhoscolyn.... do 5 1. Holyhead .... 202 Rodmersham . . Kent... 1 r. Sittingbourue. 4 Rhyddian Flint .. 4 r. St. Asaph .... 391 Rodney Stoke. Somer. 4i r. Wells 130 91] ROG to RUD Parishes, %c Connties. mlt Rogate Sussex.. Rogiet Monm. Rokeby York. re lloltesby Norf... RoltestoD Stafford Roilestone .... Nott. .. Rolleston Leic. . Rolltight,Git.. Oxford. Rollstone Rolvenden Romald Kirk. Komansleigh. Rookvtitb Roofs Roplcy Ropsley Roseash RosedaleE.side Yerk.n 10 Rosilly GUm.. 13 Ross York.e.: 6 Kensington do. n-. l KoslistOD Derby. ' 6 Rosthem Chester 4 Rotherby Leic. . . 5 RotherfieldGr. Oxford. 2 Rothei field Peppord .... do I 3 Rotherfield ....Sussex.. ri| Rothtiham York.//' 5 Rothei sthorpe. N.ham.| 3 Rotlierwick.... Hants., li Rothing, Hy- throp Essex.. I 2i R«'thing, High, do 2 . Wilts, Kent... 2 York.» 6 . Devon, i 4 York.* G do. e...' 4 Hants.. 1 Lincoln 5 Devon Refer ence to It in... ipag r. Mldhiurst.....| 33 /. Biack Rock 1. 159 r. RoyalOaklnn 355 r.o. Yarmouth.. 550 r. Tut bury 307 L Newark 348 r. Kibworth .... 323 r.o. Chapel H...!C27 ;-. Deptford I tin 1Ch> r. Tenterden....| C2 r. Bowes 1356 I. South Molton.'lie • tnii g j.355 .1. K !'. ingham ..(506 \l.o. Roples Stoke' ,'1 \l. Folkiugham... 4c~ \i. Ash Mill 1112 l. Pickering .... 495 Lo. Swansea ....|lo3 /. Hedon Mi I. RossUigionBr.1481 Lo. Measham. .. 3ly r.o. Knntstord .. 303 Rothing, Lead. do. Rothing, Marg. do Rothing, Barn, do Rothing Beauc. do Rothing, White do Rothing.Abbt'sdo Rothlcy Leic... Roth well Lincoln Rothweli York.w Rotsea do. e.... Rottendon Essex.. Rottingdean ... Sussex. Kondbam Norf... Rongham Suffolk. Rougham Norf. .. Ronghlee Lane. Roughton Lincoln Rounton, East. York.n Rousham Oxford. Rous Linen ... Wore ..7 Rowberough . . Somer. : 14 Rowde Wilts...' 2 Rowdon Devon. I 4 Rowingtou Warw. J 5 Rowley York.e. : 1 Rowley Stafford 2 Rowlston Heref.. 9 Rowlston Lincoln 4£ Rowner Hants..! h Rownton York.«j 3 Roxby do. »..!l0 Roxby Lincoln Roxton Bedf. .. Roxwell Essex.. Roydon Norf... Roydon do Roydon Essex.. Roy stone York.e/) Roy ton Lane... RuanLanyborn Cornw. Ruan Major... do Rnan Minor.... do Ruanlean Glouc. Rucking Kent. .. Ruckland Lincoln Rudbaxton....Pemb.. Rndby York.n Rudford Glonc.. Rudgwick Sussex.. I. Melton Mowb. l.o. Henley.. l.o. do r. Tonbridge W. r. Sheflield L Northampton. r. Hook r.o. Hatfi.B.Oak r.o. do r. do r. do r.o. Chipping O. 541 :o. dc Hatfield B.Oak r. Sheeri.g 1.0. Leicester.... I. Wold Newton Loft House . . . r. Walton I. Wkk ford I. Lewes r. La r ling ford .. r. Bury S"t.Ed.'s. Newton LittleMarsdeu I. Stickford I. Cleaveland ... r. Woodstock .. r. Pershore Bristol Devizes r. O' ebampton.. r. Warwick Riplingham .. I. Oldbury Llan'iinabo... Leasingham.. r. Brockhnrst .. Cleaveland.... r.o. Gisborongh. /.o.Glandford B.I488 l.o. Temsford.... 366 I. Chelmsford ..535 Castle Riseing 529 l. S:ole Inn 5.3U 3l\l. Potters Street. '516 lfr. Staincross .. 2{\r. Middleton.. 2 'r.o. Tregony.. 7 \L Hebtone.... 9 «.<«o 5 \l. Longhope .. Si I. Appledore I. Burwell ;4U8 r. Haverford W. I67 2i r. Crathorne....'483 r.o. Highnam ..;196 4ir. Slinfoid | 47 RUD tO SAL [92 Parishes, tfc. Counti Rudham, East. Norf. .. Rndhani.West.do Ruddry Glam .. Rudstone York.e Hufford Lane.. Rufforth York.e Ruishton Somer. Raislip Middx. Rumboldsweek Sussex. Rnmbiirgh Suffolk Rumworih Lane... Runcorn Chester Runhall Norf... Runham do Runniugton.... Somer.. Ronton North. Norf. .. Runtou, West., do R unwell Essex.. Ruscomb Berks.. Rushall Stafford Rushall Norf... Rnsbbrook ...Suffolk. Rushbury Salop.. Rushden Herts.. Rnebford Norf... Rushhulme Lane... Rushmere Suffolk. Rushinere do Rnshuck Warm.. Rushton Chester Rushton N.ham. Rushton Spenc. Stafford Rushton James do. ... Ruskington.... Lincoln Rnsper Sussex Rnstington .... do. ... Rnston, East .. Norf. .. Ruthin Uenb.. Ruyton Salop.. Ryarsh Kent... Ryburgh.Great Norf. .. Rybnrgh.Littledo Ryliall Rut).... Ryhill York.«- Ryme Intrins. Dorset, Ryston Norf. . Ry ther York.it; Ryten Durh... Ryton Woods, do Rytou Salop .. Sacomb Herts.. Sadberge Durh... Saddington Leic... Saham Tony... Norf. .. Salisbury Lane... Saintbury Glouc.. •St. Creed Cornw. St. Mary's Kent .. Salcomb Devon. Salcomb Regis, do Saicott Essex.. Sale Chester Saleby Lincoln Salehurst Sussex.. Salford Bedf. .. Salford Prior.. Warw. Salford Lane... Saling, Great.. Essex .. Salhouse Norf. .. Salkeld, Great. Cunib.. Salkeld, Little, do Sail Norf. .. Salmonby Lincoln Salperton Glouc.. Saltby Leic... Salterforth York.?/; Saltfleet Lincoln SaltfieetbyAllS.do I SaltrleetbySt.C.do SaltfleetbySt.P. do 1 Saltford Somer. I Reference to Itin . \l. Rainham Inn. 525 /. do 525 Caerphilly 189 r. Langtoft 491 I. NightingaleH. 331 J. York 476 I. Taunton 139 /•. Hiliingdon ... 191 1.0. Chichester..! 33 Haltsworth I. Bolton 331 /. Stretton 309 /. Wymondham. 520 Lo. Yarmouth .. 550 r. Wellington ... 140 r. Setch 508 L Cromer 532 L Wickford 557 I. Twyford 132 r. Walsall 271 t. Thorpe Abbots 549 r. Weli.ethain .. 543 Lo. MuchWenloc266 l. Biiniingford..444 Thettord I. I.evenshulnie Kes?ingland., Lo. Ipswich ... L Bromesgrove larporley..., Lo. Kettering... RushtonMan-h 327 do 327 >•. Leasingham.. 488 I. Kingfold 1 43 /.Little Hampton' 48 r. Westwick....520 r. Llangollen.... 235 Nescliffe 232 Larkfield i 11 r. Fiikeuham.... 525 do 525 r. Stamford 347 387 108 508 476 452 451 231 r. Wooley Park. Yeovil r. Denver r. Barkston Gateshead..... L Durham l.o. Boningale .. I. High Cross ., r. Darlington .. Kibworth .... r. Hilborough .. r. WaltonleDale . Broadway ... r. Treeve I. Strood /. Honiton r.o. Kingsbridge Kelvedon .... I. Stockport .... TA. Dalby " Hurst Green.. I 24 r. Wavenden.... 280. 5i\r. Evesham 224 1 \l. Manchester ..328 3i7. Braintreee.... 543 Norwich |540 .SalkeldGate..j335 .Penrith 335 531 503 178 347 Lo. Reepham.... 5 \r. Horncastle.... 5 \r.o. Cirencester. 4j Ao.Coltersworth 7 I. Skiplon 403 12 \r. Louth !4y8 10 ,r. r. Keyusham....ll59 93] SAL to SCA SCA tO SEV [94 Parishes, lie. Counties, mis Reference to Itin... pag Parishes, ttc. Counties. 2* 11 Reference to /fin... pag r. Nottingham. 1383 Salthuuse .... . Norf. .. 3 1.0. Holt 53o Scarrington.. . Nou... Saltmarsh.... . York.e. 3 r. Howden 527 Scawby . Lincoln 2 I. Gland ford Br.J488 Snlton . do. e... ti 1. Pickering .... Scawton .York.ra 4 /. Helmesley 1496 I. Aycliffe 1451 Sitlwarp .Wore. 5 r.o Worcester... 1A6 School Aycliff.Durh .. 2 Salt Wood .. . Kent.. 1 1. Hythe 11 Scop wick.... . Lincoln 3 r. Green Man ..I488 S amies bury .. . Lane .. 2 r.WaUou le Date 331 Scorbrotigh.. . York.e. 4 I. Beverley 493 Sampford, Gr .. Essex.. 4 r.o. Thaxtcd.... ;>:-:',• Scorton .do. n.. i; /-. Catterick Br.. '355 Sampford, Litt. do Siimpford Brett Soraer. 3 3 03- 179 Scoruston.... Scothern .... . Norf. .. . Lincoln 1 5 1. Watcliet r.o. Lincoln 488 SampfordArun. Scotter .do h' 1. Red bourn .... 4-\ Gosforth 380 452 Seaton Delava Saunderton ... . Bucks. 11 I. Risborongh ..273 Seaton . Durh... 3 r. Billingham .. •183 Sausthorpe ... Sawdon . Lincdln . Yurk.Ti 2 l.o. Spilsby 497 I. Brompton.... 485 . Devon. m /. Axuiinster.... 59 Seavingtou St Sawley . Derby. «l r. Shardlow.... 324 Michael .... . Somer. 4 r. Crewkerne .. 108 Sawley . Yor-k.w,' 4 l.o. Ciitheroe — 415 Seavingtou St Sawley .do. U'.. 1 /. Boro'bndge ..352 .do 4 r. do 10R Sawtry All Sts. Hunt.. J.SawtrySt.And. 344 Seckington ... . Warw.. 3j r. Poles worth... 3'^1 Saxby . Leic... 4 r.MeltonMowb.380 Sedgebarrow. .Wore. 4 1. Bengewoith.. I. Stockton 1.5.5 Saxby . Lincoln 4 I. Elsham Hall. .488 Sedgeneld . Durh... q 483 Saxby .do 4 r. Midge Inn ..!488 Seclgeford . Norf. .. 1 1. Snettisham.... 52'-4 Saxelby . Leic... 2 I. Ab Kettleby..|380 Sedghill .Wilts... 3 r. Shaftesbury .. 107 Saxham, Great Suffolk. 2 r. Saxham Wh.H. !523 Scdgiev . Stafford 3 rj). Dudley 272 Saxham, Little do 1 r. do ]523 Sedgwick . Westm. 2 I. End Moor.... 332 Saxilby.... . Lincoln 7 I. Lincoln 488 Sedlescomb... . Sussex. 1 1. Washington.. 24 Saxlingbam... .Norf... 5 r.G.Walsingham 525 Seething . Norf.... fi I. Bungay 55c) Saxlingham I Seighford Selbonrn . Stafford 9, l.o. Stafford 284 Thorpe .do 2 r. Long Stratton;539 . Hants.. 2 J 1. East Tisted.... S5 Saxlingham Selby . York.w; 7 l.o. Snaith 515 Nethergate . Saxstead .do . Suffolk. fi r. Newton 539 I. Marlesford....:547 I. Barkston |47<5 . Sussex. .Heref.. 3 14 r. Petworth r. White Cross.. 34 215 Selleck Saxton . York.tt* 1 Sellinge . Kent. .. r. Bonghton Str. 4 Scaglethorpe . Scalby • do. e... 24 r. New Malton.:495 Selmeston . Sussex. 7 1. Lewes 3f) .do fl r.o. Howden 527 Sehey .do 7 r.o. Chichester.. 34 Scalby Scald well • do. 71.. . N.ham. 3 1 I. Scarborough... !48"i r.o. Brixworth.. 323 .Nott. .. Sonier. 6 3 I. Nevvstead .... r.o. Minehead .. 383 179 Selworthy Scaleby . Cumb.. 3 r. Blackford 335 Scmer Suffolk. 3 l.o. Ardleigh.... 545 Scalford . Leic... 3 r.fl.MeltonMow. 380 Semiugton ... Wilts. .. 4 r. Littleton [00 Scamblesby .. . Lincoln fi r.o. Horncastle.. 503 Semlev do 3 r. Ludwell IOT Scampston ... . York.e. 1 I. Rilliugton.... 4«5 Semprinoham. . Lincoln 3 r. Folkingham.. 187 Scanipton . Lincoln 2 I. Midge lun '488 Send ......... Surry... 2! r.o. Ripley 27 Scarcliff . Derby. 3 r. Pleasley '383 Sephton Lane... 1 8 r. Liverpool .... 304 Scarcroft . York.w o r. Leeds 387 Sessay Setlrinsrton ... York 7i. 4 •. lopcliffe lr>7 Scargill .do. n .. 3 /. Smallwais....35f) do. «.... 2 r. N ew Malton . IU5 Scarisbiick ... . Lane .. 3 I. Ormskirk 1425 Sevenhampton Glouc.. 1 2 \r. Dowdswell... .05 Seaming .Norf. .. 2 {.East Dereham .529 Sevenbampton Wilts...! 1 /. Higfaworth.... 175 1 95] SEV tO SHE SHE to sib [96 Parishes, $<:•■• . ..Countiu mil Reference to /(in.. Pag Tss Parishes, Arc . • Counties. mis \ Reference to It in.. . pag Severn Stoke ..Wore. 6 I. Per shore Sheriff Hales. .Salop .. . Stafford York.n 3 r.oShiffnall 231 Sevington.... Sewerby .Kent.. . York.e i l r. Wellesborough r. Bridlington... 12 500 Sheriff Hales. Sheriff HiittoD 4 3} 311 48) l. SpittleBdg.Inn Shabbington . . Backs. 2 r.o. Thame 273 Sheringham . .Norf... 4 r.o. Holt 530 Shackerstone . Leic... 3 r. Twy cross 31 J Shermanbury . Sussex. 1 I. Mockbridge .. I. Codford St. P. .38 Shadforth.... .Durh... 4 r. Chester le Str. 462 Sherrington.. Sherwell .... .Wilts... 1 125 Shadingfield . Shadoxnurst . . Suffolk 3 1. Wangford 547 . Devon. 4 r. Barnstaple ... 11.3 . Kent.. 4 r. Ashford 12 Sheviugton .. . Lane... 2 I. Wigan r.o. Plymouth .. 3Q5 Shadwell .... . York.a 5 r. Leeds 387 Shevioch .... . Coruw. I $ Sharton .do 4 r.o. Barnsley ... ''.84 Shiere .Surry.. 1. EastHorsley... Shalbourn ... Shalbourne... Shalden . Berks.. .Wilts... . Hants.. 4 4 s 1. Hungerford.... 1. do.... 13a J 35 71 Shifford . Oxford. . Durh... . N.hum. 4 4 r. Kingst. Bagp. 171 451 452 Shildon r. Alton Shillbottle ... 2f >\ Newton Shalford . Essex.. 4 l.o. Braintrec ... 543 Shillingford.. . Berks.. 2 |/. Faringdon .... m Shalford . Surry.. . Bucks. 1 8 1. Guildford r. Westbury r. Kibworth 260 Shilton Shilton .do . Warw.. 2i 5 /. Btirford /. Smockington.. lys 283 Shalstone .... Shangton .... . Leic... s 323 Shimpling ... . Norf. .. 2 l.o. Thelverton.. 530 Snap wick.... . Dorset. 5 1. Blaudford.... 5D Shimpling ... . Suffolk. 2 1. Alpheton Tye 043 Snap wick.... . Soruer. rt /•. Ashcott I3U Shincliff'e . Durh .. 1 r. Chester le Str. 452 Shareshill . Stafford 5} r. Wolverhampt. 231 Shinfield .Berks.. 2} I. LoddouBridge 14Q Sharington... .Norf... /. Thoi nage ■ •■hi Shingham Shipbourn ... . Norf. .. 4j I. Hillborough... 524 Sharleston .... . York.tfl 4 r. Wakefield -oT . Kent.. 3 1. Watts Cross... ID Sharnbrook... Sharnford .Bedf. .. . Leic... . Lane... . Devon. . Berks.. . Salop .. s 3 4 1 7 l.o. Bletsoe r.Up.Claybrook r. Bolton r. PlymptonS/M r. Speenhamland r. Shrewsbury . . "79 283 331 02 135 232 .Norf... . Somer. . Oxford. . York.KJ . Derbv. . Suffolk. B 11 2j 3 8 3 r. Swaffham.... r. Wells 524 139 152 425 324 550 Shiplake /.Henley r. Bradford r. Derby r. Bungay Shaugh Shaw Shipley Shipmeadow. Shawbury .... Shawell . Leic... 2 1. Lutterworth . . 280 Shipton George Dorset. 1 /. Traveller'sRest OO Shearsley .do b r. Nth. Kilworth 280 Shipton . Hants.. Bj r.o. Andover.... dd Shebbear Sheen . Devon. . Stafford . Leic... . Devon. 5 3 3 9 r. Golden Inn... 1. Newhavcnlnn l.o. Loughboro' r. Ivy Bridge... 117 375 324 U2 . Salop... . Glouc. do edo I 1 2 1. MuchWenlock r. Frog Mill I... 200 195 iyo 174 Shipton Olive Shipton Solers ShiptonMoign Sheepshead ... Sheepstor I. Tetbury Sheephall . Herts .. 1 r. Broadwater .. 343 Shipton under Sheftord, East .Berks.. b r. Hungerford .. 135 Whiehwood . Oxford. 3 r. Burford lqo Sheldon . Warw. 4 l.o. Stone Bridge 20-) Shipton on Charwell... Sheldon . Derby. 3 r. Hnrdlow Ho. :<75 .do M r. Begbrooke ... 152 Sheldon . Devon. 4 /. Maiden Down 112 Shipwash . Devon. 2 r. Golden Inn... 117 Sheldwick.... .Kent.. 2 r. Preston A Shirbourne ... . Oxford. 3 1. StokenChurch 1U2 Shelf . York.?/' . Norf. .. 24 4 r. Halifax 1. Osmondiston.. mo O.Al Shire Newton Shiiiand . Monm. . Derby. 2 2 r. Caerwent .... l.o. Alfreton .... ioy 423 Shelfanger .... Shelford Parv aCamb. 1 1. Sawston .,r<) Shirley .do 2 l.o. Brailsford... 327 Shelford .Nott. .. a r. Nottingham... 383 Shitlington ... . York.w; 4{ r. Fin nay Rowl. 412 Shellaud . Suffolk, .do 7 2* 1. CreetiugAIISts. /. Stratford 53') 530 Sliitlington ... Shobrooke .... . Bedf... . Devon. 3i H r.o. Barton in CI. r. Crediton 317 117 Shelley Shelley . Essex.. 1 l.o. Chipp.Ongar 541 ShocklachCh. . Chester /.No.Man'sHeath 312 Shel low Bowels do 4i r.o. do 54 1 Shoebnrv, N.. . Essex.. 3 l.o. South End.. 500 Shelly . York.fr . Wore... 8 r. Over Shipley.. 1. Great Witley 412 230 Shoebury, S... Shopland .do ,d( 1 2 l.o. do r.o. Rochford ... 500 557 ShelseyBeauch Shelsley Walsh do 4 r. Sapey 211 Shoreham .... Kent.. 2i 1. Dunton Green 17 Shelswell . Oxford. s 1. Finmere 24: . Shorewell .... I. of W. M r.o. Newport ... 77 Shelton . Nott.... 4 /.LongBenningt. 348 Shomcott .Wilts... 5 r.o. Cricklade .. VJS Shdton . Bedf. .. 4 l.o. Kimbolton.. 3W7 Shorne . Kent .. « r.o. Chalk Street 3 Shelton .Norf... 4 r.o. Tivetshall... 53i: Shorthampton Oxford. 4 I. Enstone 1.55 Shelve Salop .. Herts.. 7 1 r. Bishop'sCastle I. Ridge Hill.... 240 270 Staotley Shotswell Suffolk. Warw. 84 3* r. Bentley r.o. Banbury.... 53y 24S Shenley Sheuley Brook Shottesbrook. . . Berks.. 2 L Hare Hatch... 132 end Bucks. h /. Shenley Inn... gqfl Shottisham St Shennington 1 Gloc "> inOxfJ °i l.o. Wroston.... 25] Mary Norf. .. Shottisham All 2 r. Newton wy Sbenstone Stafford 34 1. Lichfield 2qq Saints do i r. do b.34 Shenton Leic... 44 r. Hinckley .... :;■;■> Shottisham ... Suffolk. 4? r. Woodbridge.. 547 Shepreth Camb. o l.o. Melbonrn... 5m 1 Shotton Durh... K ',. Stockton 483 Shepton Mallet Somer. s ^.Wells 130 Shot wick Chester 1 1. The Yaich.... 313 Shepton Monta Shouldham Th. Norf. .. 2 r. Stradsett 524 gue Shepton Beau do o 1. Bruton 127 Shouldham.... Shrasvardine... do .Salop .. 2f 2 524 232 I. Montford champ' do 5 r. Crewkerne... 108 Shrawley .Wore. H r.o. Holt Heath.. 230 Sherborne .... Norf. .. g r.'Dersingham... y:q Shrewton .. .. Wilts... 5 r. Deptford Inn 100 Sherborne .... Glonc. 2 r.o. Barrir.gton.. 105 Shrivenham .. Berks.. 24 l.o. Highwortn... 175 Snerbourne St Shropham Norf. .. 3 1. Larlingford.... I. Haverhill 520 John's Hants.. 3 r. Basingstoke... 55 Shudy Camps. Camb..i 4 555 Sherbura Durh .. 2 r. Chester le Str. 152 shurdington .. Glouc. i 3 '. CharltonKings 100 Sherbtirn Sherburn Sberburn ite York.e. Warw. 2 7 S 452 185 I0R Shttstoke Shute Warw. 1 Devon.|| Oxford. 3 1 2 r. Coleshill I. Kilmington ... '. Wroxton 1g 251 r. RillinetoD I. Warwick Shutford East. Sherneid Eng Shntington .... Warw..! 2 r. Polesworth... 321 liah Hants.. s r. Romsey B? Sibbertoft N.ham.i 2 r. Welford 280 Sherneid upoi Sibdon Cai wd Salop .. 2 .0. Stoke Castle *!40 Loddon .... do 3 r. Hartford Br.. 5? Sibertswold.... Kent.. n . Lydden 7 Sherford Devon. 3 1. Kingsbridge .. no Sibson Leic... 3 r. Witherley.... 2&3 Shereford N»rf... 2 i. Fakenham 5V5 Sibthorpe Nott. .. 5 .LongBenningU an 97] SIB tO SNA Parishes, $c... ..Counties, mis Reference to Itin..\pag Sibton . Suffolk . 2 I. Yoxford 547 Sicklinghall... . York.w; %h I. Wetherby 302 . Devon. .Salop .. b fi 1. Houiton 1. Bridgenorth .. 01) Sidbury 252 SiddingtonSt.P. Glouc. ! I. Cirencester.... 172 Side .do 7 r.o. do 17'-' Sidestrand.... . Norf. .. 9 r. Ninth Repps. 520 Sidlcsham .... . Sussex.. 4 r.o. Chichester.. 33 Sidmonton ... . Hants.. 5 r. Overton 55 Sidmouth . Devon. 7 1. Fair Mile Inn 5( iH Siggh>thorne. . Fork.c. 3 /-. Leaven Sikhester .Hints.. 7 r. Basingstoke... 00 Sileby . Leic... 1 r. Mount Sorrel 324 Silian . Card.. a r. Lampeter.... 208 Silkstone . Ynrk.w 3 r. Penistooe ....1412 Silksworth ... .Durh... 2 I. Kyhope 483 Silsden . Yovk.w 2 r. Steetou 403 Silton . Dorset. . Yoi U.n .do. n.. l.o. Mere r.o. Barrow by.. r.o. do 100 483 Silton Nether 483 Silverdale . Lane... 4 1. Cam forth 332 Silverton . Devon. 2 r. Crabtree 140 Silvington.... .Salop .. a r. Ludlow 24u Simmon's Wd Lane... u r. Liverpool 304 Simonburn ... . N.hum. 10 1.0. Corbridye... 436 Simonstoue .. . Lane .. M r. Cook Bridge 41.5 Sinderbv . York.w '■i r.o. York Gate.. 300 Singleton ,G&L Lane .. 2 r. Newton 3g4 Sinuington ... . York.ra ■'H 1. Pickering 4Q5 Sisland . Nort. .. i I. Bungay ...... 550 . Glouc.. . Cornw. H 2 r. Wick ■B Sithney r.o. Helstone.... Sixhills 11) 1. Louth 498 Skeebv . York.w 2i l.o. CatterickBr. 355 Skeffington ... . Leic.... r. Kib worth .... 323 Skertling . York.e. 4 r.o. Pattnngton 506 Skegby . Nott.... 2-1 I. M msfield 383 Skegness . Liucoln M r. Spilsby 497 Skellingthorpt do a I. Lincoln |488 Skelmanthorpe York.a' 3 r. Over Shepley 41S Skelmersdale. . Lane.. f) I. Goose Green.. 3^5 Skeiton . Cumb.. b r.o. Penrith i335 Skelton . Yoik.e. 2 r. Howden 527 Skeiton . do. n.. :n r.o. Gisborough ;528 Skenoleby .... . Lincoln 2 r. Partuey U97 Skentreth . Monm. M /■.Monmouth.... 199 . York.e. . Lane .. o Skeiton l.o. Lancaster ...i332 Skeyton . Norf. .. Si- I. WestwickPark'520 Skidbrooke ... . Lincoln ll r. Louth |4y8 Skidby . York.e. 2 I. Kirk Ella 501 Skilgate . Somer. 2 r. Haddington.. |180 Skillington ... . Lincoln 2 I. Coltersworth.. 347 Skip.«ea . York.e. a r. Beeford 50f> Skipton . do. ».. 3 r. York Gate.... 355 Skipwith .do. e... « I. Howden 527 Skirbeck . Lincoln i r. Boston [497 I. Wi[berfoss....!493 Skirpenbeck... . York.e. 4; Skirwith . Cumb. h r. Penrith 335 Slaidbmn . York.v 7 I. Clitheroe 415 Slaithwaite ... . do. ti>.. 4 I. Hnddersfield.. 40t3 Sl.iley . M.hum. 3 I. Corbridge .... 436" Slipton . Bucks. 5 l.o. Dunstable... 295 Slipton . N.ham. 34 I. Towcester J2y6 Slapton . Devon. /. Kingsbridge... 180 Slaugham . .Sussex. M l.o. Hand Cross 4H Slaughter, Up. Glouc. /-. Northleach.... IMo Slaughter, Low. do Slebeek Pemb.. 2 I'.'O Hi? l.o. Caniston Br. Sled mere . York.e. 7 1. Grt. Driffield 401 Slimbridge ... . Glouc. 4 r.o. Durslev 174 Slindon . Sussex. 4 r. Aruudel 48 Slingsby . Yoik.» fi 1. NewMalton.. 400 Slipton . N.ham. 24 I. Thrapston — i412 Sloley . Norf. .. i r.WestwickPark 52ii Smallburgh... .do 4 r.o. Coltishall...|520 Smalley . Derby. 7 r. Derby 324 Small wood ... . Chester 4 r.o. Ch. Lawton 303 Smeaton, Little York.w 2 r. Went Bridge 351 r. Mersham H.. 12 Smeeth . Kent.. 1 Smethcott .... . Salop .. . Derby. 4 r. Church Strett.i273 Smisby 2 r.o.AshbydelaZ.|367 Suailwell . Camb. 3 l.o. Newmarket oiy SNA tO SOU [98 Parishes, SfC Snape Snape Snarford Snave Sneaton Snelland Snelston Snenton Snetterton Snitterby Snitterfield .... Snodlaiid Snoring, Great Snoring, Little Snow, .hill Snydall Soberton Sockburn Sod bury, Old.. Sodbury, Little" Soham Sokeholme .... Solihull Sollers Hope... Somborne Kgs. Somborne, Lit. Somerby Somercoates N . Somercoates S.i Somertord B... Somerford,Grt. Somertord, Lit. Somertord Key. ( Somerleyton.... Somerby Somersby Somershidl Her- bert Somersham.... Somerton Somerton, East Somerton, West < Somerton ... Sompting ... Sonning .... Soothill Sopworth Sotby Sotterly Sotwell Soulbury Soulby Souldern Souldrop Sourton Southacre Southbergh .... Southbura Southchurch ... Southease Southelmham St. Peter .... Southelmham St. Michael.. 1 Southelmham St. George... Southelmham All Saints.... Southelmham St. James.... Southfleet Southill Southliiil ...... Southholme ... Southleigh Southmalling .. Southoe Southolt Southover South Pool Souththrop .... South Scar Southstoke Counties. mis 3 Reference to Itin.. 1. KoyalOak Inn pa* York.ra 3oo Suffolk. r. Farnham 517 Lincoln 5 r. Midge Inn.... 4H3 Kent .. 2 ^."Brenzet Corner 22 York.« 2 ;\ Sleights 4<"o Lincoln u r. Lincoln ...... 488 Derby. 24 I. A sli born 327 Nott.... J r. Nottingham... 383 Nort... 2 l.o. Larlingtord.. o20 Lincoln 4 r.o. Spittal Inn.. 488 Warw. 3 r. Stratford '.".'7 Kent .. 2 I. Larkfield 11 Norf... r. East Basham 0' '0 do 0; 5 ,'V^i Glouc l.o. Bourt. on H. 1 55 York.;<; 4 r. Wakefield.... ■'- 1 Hants.. 1 l.o. Droxford.... 85 Durh... 5 ?•. Craft Bridge.. 40 L Glouc. ■A r. Marshfield 177 8 177 Camb.. l.o. Newmarket 51-1 Nott.... 3 5 r.o. Mansfield... 383 Warw. 4 r.o. Cheadle 228 Heref.. 7 3 li/ti 07 Hants.. I. Siockbridge. .. do 3 3 £. do hi Leic... 1. Langham 3t;o Lincoln Q /•. Louth 4J48 do 8 r.do -fio Chester 3 1. Coiigleton .... 30 > Wilts.. 10 r. Calne 13(. I3(i do 11 r.do do 5 r.o. Cricklade... 175 Suffolk. 2 l.o. Gorlesion ... 048 Lincoln 3 r. Grantham 3iV do 6 /•. Horncastle.... 503 Derby. £ r. Sudbury 367 Suffolk. 4 5- I. Ipswich o3U do fi I. Alpheton lye, 513 Norf. .. l.o. Yarmouth... 00!> do 8 r.o. do 500 Oxford. /. Aynhoe 248 Sussex. /. Broadwater... 4.) Berks.. 2 r.o. Twyford 132 York.zt 5 I. Wakefield.... 887 Wilts.. fi 1.0. Tetbury .... 174 Lincoln 7 l.o. Horncastle.. 003 Suffolk. 1. Frostenden ... o47 Berks.. 1 r.o. Wallingford ioO Bucks. n l.o. Hocklitte ... 2UJ Westm. 7 /. Brough ■ Oxford. H /. Aynhoe 218 Bedf.. 1 I. Kuotting ■ 7 ss Devon. H /. Bridestow.... Norf. .. 3 1.0. Swaffham... .,24 do R 1. Attleburgh. ,.. o20 York.e. 2 /.HuttonCransw. 441 Essex.. 1 l.o. South End... 0O0 Sussex. 4 I. Lewes 30 Suffolk. 3 r. Bungay 550 do 4 3 001 1 do r.o. Harleston. . . 543 do. .. 5 r >40 do r.do 1 Kent.. (ii r. Horns Cross.. Bedf. .. 2 r.o. Shefford.... It 8 I. Lauuceston ... York.M 6£ /. NewMalton.. 4>to Devon. 4 /. Wilmington .. by 1 r. Lewes .30 Hunt .. 1 l.o. LittlePaxton 3,30 Suffolk. 4i r. Brockford.... 03- Sussex. 1 I. Lewes 80 Devon. 3 l.o. Kingsbridge 180 Glouc. 2 r. Lechlade 171 Nott. .. 3 r. Carlton 348 Sussex. 2£ l.o. Bury 48 99] SOU to STA STA tO STE [100 Paruhet, ifc. South Skirl tug ..Covntiet. mU Reference to Itin.. Pag 491 Paritket, Ifc Covntiu. mlt , Reference to Itin.. 55 b York.e. 7 r. l i nil Standlinch Wilts... 4 I. Salisbury South Weaid. . Essex.. 1 /. bro<.k Sireet.. 535 Stand ley Pout- Southwell.... . Nott. .. n l. Newark 348 large Glouc.. 7 r. Cheltenham .. 1Q5 Soulliwick ... . N.ham. 24 l.o. Oundle 397 Standou Statlord 3| r. Ecoleshall .... 287 South wick — . Sussex. 1 I. Ne\v>horeham 46 •Standon Herts.. 1 r. Puckeridge... /•.Weasenh.St.P. 444 . Hants.. 3 /. 1 neham | 85 Stanfield Norf... 5 525 South wick .... . Durb... 1 l.o. Sunderland.. 4 13 Stanford do 3 r. Alundford .... 524 South wood ... . Norf...|10 r. Norwich 54 ) S;aufordDingly Berks.. 4 r.o. Theal 132 Southwork ... . Lane... 3 r. Warrington.. .J304 StanfvirdRivers Essex.. 1 /. Kelvedon .... 536 Sow . Warw. . York./* 3 2 r. Coventry ! 2oo. L Barrowby....'483 Stanford le H. do 5 Stanford Noti.... 2 I. Stifford I. Hoton 559 308 Sowerby Sower by .do. H '.. 4 /. Halifax |400 StanfordBishop Heref . . 3 I. Bromyard .... 211 Sowerby .do. «.. 5 /. do 1400 Stindford Kent... 1 /. Sellinge 12 Sowton . Devon. 1 /.o.HonitonClys.l 6o Manghow York.n 4 r.o. Gisborongh 528 . York.ce . do. e... 5 3 I. Halifax 400 /. Howden 527 Stmlioe Norf... 2 StaningOeld.... Suffolk. 1 r.o. Docking I. Bradfield 529 543 Spaldington... Spaldwick.... . Hunt... 34 r. Kimbolton..j3C)7 Staninghall .... Norf... 1 5 r.o. Norwich ... 540 Spanby . Lincoln 1 r. Osbornbv ....488 Stanion ....N.ham. 21 r. Oakley 380 Sparkford .... . Somer. 7 r.o. Wincaunton 1 101 Stanley Derby. 5 r. Derhy 324 Sparkham .... . Norf. .. l r. Bawdeswell..]531 Stanley York.w 1^ r. Wakefield.... ?6 Sparsholt . Berks.. 3 r.o. Wantage.... I69 Staninet Sussex., i r. Falmrr Sparsholt . Hants.. 3 r. Winchester... 87 Stanmore Lit.. Midrix. 1 i Stansfield Suffolk., I. Mgeware .... m Spaunton Spaxton Speke . York.n . Somer. . Lane... 4 5 I. Pickering i495 r. Bridgewater..ll39 I. Knotty Ash... 1304 I. Long Melford 1 do 543 StanstedAbbots Herts.. 2 r. Hoddesdon... 444 Specton . York.e. 41 I. Bridlington. ..1506 r. Nonsuch Gr. 24 Stansted Mount- Speldhurst.... . Kent. .. 2 fltchett Essex... 2i r.o.Bishop'sStort 510 Spelsburv . Oxford. 24 I. Enstone |155 Stanton upon Spernal 4 I. WottonWaven 228 Arrow Heref.. 2 I. Shobdon 212 Spetchley .Wore 1 r. Whittington... 156 Stanfon Salop ..1 9 r. Shrewsbury... 232 Spetisbury .... . Dorset. 31 I. Blandford .... 5C Stanton Stafford 4 I. Ash born 327 Spexhall . Suffolk. . Peinb.. 7 4 l.o. Yoxford.... 547 r.Havei ford west) 167 Stanton Stoney Leic....| 5 Stanton by Dale Derby. 6 r.o.MaiketHarb. r. Shard low.... 323 324 Spittal Spixworth.... . Norf. .. 4 r.o. Norwich ...i540 Stanton do h r. Bretby 307 Spofforth . York.u) 3 l.u. Wetherby ... 352 Stanton Long.. Camb. oi 1. Cambridge ... 507 Spondon . Derby. S r. Derby 324 Stanton Drew.. Somer. 5 /. Reynsham.... loo Sporle . Norf. .. 8 r. S waff ham.... 524 Stanton Glouc. 3 /. Broadway.... 155 Spotiaud . Lane... 9 I. Rochdale 426 StantonSt.Quin- Sprat ton •^preyton . N.ham. . Devon. S r.o. Chapel Bram r. Merry meet ... 280 60 tin Wilts... 4 r. Chippenham r.o. Highworth I. West Rennet.. 136 175 Stanton do Spridlington.. . Lincoln 3 r.o. Midge Inn.. 1. Spittal Inn.... 488 Stantou Bern, do 4 135 Springthorpe . .do fi 488 Stanton Prior.. Somer. 5 l.o. Bath 145 Sproatiey Sprotbrough.. . York.e. 7 .do. «•..! .3 r. Hull m 351 Stanton St.Jn.'s Oxford. Stanton St. Ga- 21 r. Wheatlcy .... 1§2 1. Doncaster .... Sproughton ... . Suffolk. 9. /. Ipswich 1. Coltersworth 530 briel's Dorset. 1 /. Chidiock 50 Sproxton . Leic... 4 HI Stauton N'.hum. 5i l.o. Morpeth.... 452 Spntty Ystrad Stanton on the Metric . Cardig. 5 J.o.CwmYstwith 231 Wolds Nott... 4 l.o. Over Brought 380 Stadhampton . . Oxford. 4 r. Sliillingford... 152 Stanton, Long Salop .. Q l.o. Bridgenorth r.o. Ludlow 252 Staffield . Cumb. S r. Salkeld Gate 335 Stanton Lacy., do 3 240 Stafford , Dorset. 3 I. Donhester.... 50 Stanway Glouc. I 4 1. Proadwav 155 Stagsden . Bedf. .. 4 1. Clapham 37Q Stanwick N.tiam.l 2 r. lligham Ferr. 379 355 Stainbrough .. . York.w o 1, Barnsley 3i; 4 Sfanwick St.Ju. York.n 2 r. Ihree Tuns... Stainbum .do fi r. Cookridge.... r.o.BernardCast. 410 Stapenhill Derby. /. Bretby 307 Staindrop . Durh... , r > 370 Staple Fitznain Somer.. Stapleford Taw- 41 I. Taunton 139 Stainfield . Lincoln q r. Lincoln 4R8 Stainforth Stainforth . York.u* .do. w.. 3 403 515 ney Essex.. Stapleford Ab. Dots do 1 /. Pissingford Br. 541 /. Thortie Stainton Dale. . do. n.. 4 1. Stokesley 528 1 r.o. do 541 Stainton .do. w.. fi /. Bawtry 480 Stapleford Wilts... 4 r. Wilton 1<>7 Stainton .do. n.. 34 r. Ley burn .... 424 Stapleford Nott... 6 1. Nottingham ... 383 Stainton .do. n.. 4 r. Yarm 483 Stapleford Leic.... 1 3| r. MeltonMowb. 3,;0 Stainton . Lincoln 6: r. Lincoln 488 Stapleford Lincoln 5 r. Newark 348 Stainton le Hole do 4 1. Wold Newton 4q '8 Stapleton Leic....| 2i r. Hinckley .... £83 Stainton, Git. Durh .. fi r.o. Darlington 451 Stapleton Salop ..7 1 Shre\vsbnry... 232 Stainton, Lit. Stainton ...... do »» 451 370 Stapleton Cuinb. | 8 Stapleton York. re' 2 r. Longtown — /. Croft Brklge.. 330 451 .do 1 2 /.o.BernardCast. Stainton . Westm. 1 1. End Moor m Stapleton Glouc. J 2i /. Bristol 177 Stainton .do f 2 I. Penrith 335 Starston Norf...! l 1. HarlcstoD 283 Stal bridge .... . Dorset. 1 2 1. Nighling lOfl Statfold Stafford 3 r. lamworth Stalham .Norf..J 6 r. Coltishall 520 Stathern Leic... 6 r.NetherBrought 380 Stalisfield .Kent...| 7 r. Charing 14 Staveley Fork.ui 3 I. Boroughbridge 3o2 Stallingboro. . . Lincoln 5 1. Gr. Grimsby.. 4Ui Staveley Derby. 4 r. Chesterfield.. 384 Stalmyn . Lane. 7 I. HallofEllel.. 33^ Staverton Glouc. r.o. Bedlam 10O Stamborne ... . Essex... o i^Gr. Yeldham 555 Staverton Devon. £4 r. Totness 00 Stambridge.Gl .do. .... 1 l.o. Kochford.... 557 Stoughton,Gt..Hunt... \ 1. Stought.Highy I. do r. Monmouth ... 397 Stam bridge Li Stamfordham. .do T 1. do 557 452 Stoughton, Lit. Bedf. .. Staunton Glouc. P 397 199 348 . N.hum.'ll* /. Newcastle .... Standi . York.wl 3 1. Bawtry 480 Staunton Nott.... 21 /.LongBenniugt. Standbridge .. .Bedf... 2 I. Hockliffe Stock Essex.. Stockton Salop.. Stockton Wilis... Stockton York.w Stockton Warty.. Stockton Cla veiing Norf. .. Stockwith.West Sort... Stoduiarsh Kent... Stody Norf. .. Stogumber Somer. Stogursey do Stoke Dawber- Surry.. Stoke Daniei ell Devon. Stokeintiiihead do Stoke Fleming., do Stoke, Noi tli... Oxford. Stoke, South... do.' .... Stokewood ....Dorset. Stokewake do tokecliinsand.. Cornw. Stoke Suffolk. Stoke, Dry .... Kiul. .. Stoke Gregory. Somer. Stoke Mande- Ville Bucks. Stoke 11 amnion do Stoke Suffolk. Stokelloly cross Norr. .. Stoke Gifford ..Glouc. Stoke Orchard., do Stoke, N orth. . . Somer. Stoke, South ...do Stoke Ly ne . . . . Oxford . Stoke Talmage. do Stoke Gabriel.. Devon. Stoke Kent... Stoke Warw.. Reference to //in... -. Sheet Biidge.. . spilsby /•. do I. Knees worth... r. Wilton r.o. Wareham ... •■. Hriilge ;. Lonth I. Fradden I. Saltash /. Flitwick r. Benh.ll r.u.SixMile Bott. I. Dean r. Harwell 1. Cliiphain :o. Whitchurch.. r. Louth /•. Fakenham. . . . /-.oWaterNewton r. Weils >•. Sherburn I. Stockton r.o. Dmsley ; . Doi cheiter r. Braiutiee r. Penryn I. Coventry i. Horncastle.... r. Tuxford I. f^litton r. Key Stiett.... t.o. Kockingham I. Nighling r. Bridgewater. I. Tiverton r. Crediton I. Rock House.. /. Curry Rivel .. r. Ingatestone ... /•. Bridgenorth .. l.o. Deptford Inn r.o. York r. Southam I. Gillingham — r.o. East Retford /. l.itilebourne... /•. Ti'ornage r. \\ ivelisi ombe r.o. Bridgewater /•. Eeatherhead .. r. Ply month I. Newton Bushell l.o. Dartmouth .. I. Cromarsh Gift. I. do I. Sherborne Blandford Lannceston.... Ipswich I. Caldecot r.o. Curry Rivel l.o. "Wcndovcr ... 1. Brickhill /•. Neyland /-. Newton r. B.istol r.o. Bedlam r. Bath l.o. .'.o r.o. Bicester.. I. Postcombe , I. Totness...., I. Strood I. Coventry.. STO tO STR Parishes, for. C ounties Stoke.... Suttolk. Stoke Abbots .. Dorset. Stoke Rivers... Devon. Stoke Pero Somer.. Stoke Cannon.. Devon. Stoke St. Mary. Somer. Stoke, West.... Sussex. Stoke, East Nott. .. Stoke Trister... Somer. Stoke Lane do Stoke, East..... Dorset. Stoke Chester Stoke uponTern Salop .. Stoke, North... Lincoln Stoke, South ... do Stoke Milboro'. Salop .. Stoke Bliss Heref.. Stoke Albany.. N.ham. Stoke Prior Heref.. stoke Lacey.... do Stoke Prior "Wore .. Stoke Bruerne.. N.ham. Stoke Golding..Leic. .. Stoke Doyle... N.ham. Stoke Surry.. Stoke Charity.. Hants. Stokenham Devon. Stokesby Norf... Stonar Kent.. Stondon, Upper Bedf.. stondon, Parva. Essex.. Moneaston Somer. Stone Grave ... i"ork.« Stone Bucks.. Stone Kent. .. Stone do Stone do Stonehouse Glouc. Stoneleigh Warw.. Stoneham Earl. Suffolk. Stoneham, N... Hants.. Stoneham, S.... do Stonesfield Oxford. Stonesby Leic. .. Stoney Middle- ton Derby. Stonham A spall Suftolk. Stoodley Devon. Stopham Sussex.. Storrington ....do Storwood York.e. Stotfold Bedf.. Stottesden Salop.. Stoven Suffolk. Stoughton Leic. .. Ston-hton Sussex. Stourton "Caun- dell Dorset. Stourton Wilts... Stourmouth Kent .. Stouting do Stowbedon Norf... Stowell Somer. Stovvell Glouc. Stowey Somer.. Stowford Devon. Stowtangtoft ... Suffolk. Stowe Bucks, Stowe Stafford Stowe Salop ., Stowe N.ham. Stow Lincoln Stower Provost. Dorset Stowcrpain ....do. ... Stow Bedon Norf. . Stow, West .... Suffolk. Stow Market... do. ... Stow Mary's Essex. Stowey, Over.. Somer. Stowey, Nether do. ... Stradbrooke.... Suffolk Stradishall do. ... Straglethorpe... Lincoln [102 mis . Reference to Itin... pag 4 \r. Haverhill ..... 555 6 !r. Bridport r. Filleigh I. Porlock /•. o. Crabtree I. lauuton r. Mid Lavant... t. Newark I. Bayford 1. Chilcompt. 1 on r. Wareham r. Backford l.o. Hinstock l.o. Coltersworth l.o. do r.o. Ludlow I. Newnham .... /•. Market Harbo. /. Eaton I. Bromyard .... r. Bromsgrove .. r. Towcester /•.Hinckley I. Oundle r. Guildford I. Sutton I. Kingsbridge ... l.o. Yarmouth ... /. Sandwich l.o. Hitchin r.o. Chipp.Ougar r. Old Down Inn /•. Oswaldkirk .. I. Aylesbury .... I. Ospringe Reding Street. I. Horn's Cross.. l.o. Stroud I. Coventry I. CieetingAllSts. l.o. Otterborne .. /. Southampton.. I. Woodstock.... r.MeltonMowbr. 5g 112 1 14U l.;y 33 3 vA 122 106 3Q4 312 347 347 2 40 23y .•;2:i 211 211 •J52 -•jr. -as 27 67 in 55i ) 15 37 l.o. Boro'bridge. 352 4il. WottonWavenj22b r.o.Wimborn M. ' 75 r. Mnndford.... 5C4 r. East Retford .'480 5 I. Midge J nu.... 488 4i r. Bentley 539 3 I. Bawtry 480 4 r. Broadway ; 155 2! r. do ." ,155 £§ /. Penny Bridge. 420 4 I. Broadwas.... 211 2f \t. Tbrapston .... 412 4i r.o. Lincoln ...J488 8 \r. Melton 547 5| r. Frog Mill I...;195 4 I. East Ayton ..'485 3 r. Aylsham 53 L 11 r. Brack lev 2f3 b II r. Theal..." ,132 2 l.o. do. 132 2 I. do 132 If r. Washington ..; 49 l.o. Cardiff 160 r. Gl andford B. 1488 I. Darlington ...'451 r. Warrenford . . ' 455 /. HnttonCranw.'491 Cockermonth 419 21 r.HoughtonKeg l| r. Riverhead 2 r. Abingdon.... 6 r. Norwich 5 \r. Holsworthy.. SUT tO SWI [104 Parishes, #c Counties. mis Reference to Itin.. pag I. Dalby W Sutton under Whitsuncliff York.w 3 r. Stockwell Gr. 477 Sutton do. «>.. 1 r. Ferrybridge.. r. Stockwell Gi. 351 Sutton do. «.. 3 477 Sutton on Der- went do. e... 3 r. Willberfoss .. 403 Sutton do. u:. 3 r. Red House .. 351 Sutton Salop .. 6 r.o. Ludlow .... 240 6 2} r. Foston r.Mkt.Haiboro'. 348 Sutton Basset.. N.ham. Sutton outheH. Derby. 4 r. Tutbury 307 Sutton Nott.... 1 r. Barnby IKi 1 Sutton in Ashli. do 3 I. Mansfield .-iir-i Sutton Bonn... do 2 r. Hatherne 324 u 7 r.o. Doucaster .. r. Cohishall .... 15] Sutton Norf. .. 520 Sutton St. Mich. Heref.. 4 r. Hereford 2IM Sutton Maddoc. Salop .. SnttonColdfieldWarw.. 4 r. Bridgenorth.. l.o. Wishaw '- 5 - '.'■-net Sutton Cheney. Leic... 4 r. Hiucklev ■:tu Sutton York.w 3 I. York Gate 355 Sutton, St.Jas.. Lincoln 7 I. Wisbeach 511 55 1. do -.1 1 Sutton Camb. 1. Streetham 507 Sutton N.ham. 1 r. Waudstord ... 347 Sutton Bedf. .. 2 r.o. Biggleswade 344 Sutton Benger. Wilts... 4 r. Chippenham . I3fi Sutton \01k.t. 3 r. Hull W1 Sutton Courtn. Berks.. r. Harwell 10U 10 r. Dalby r. Rainhill 498 304 Sutton Lane. 1 r.o. Koch ford... r. Dartford 557 3 Sutton at Hone Kent. .. S itton Mallet.. Somer. 3 l.o. Piper's Inn.. I3Q Sutton Montag. do h" r.o. Wincaunton 101 Sutton Long., do 2 1!. Somerton 111 SutionBingi.amdo S{ I. Yeovil 108 Sutton Mandev. Wilts... u r.o. Fovant 107 Sutton Waldron Dorset. 4: /. Shaftesbury... 107 Sutton Suffolk. :u r. Woodbridge.. 547 a r. Watersfield .. 1. Stile Bridge .. In Sutton Valance Kent .. 23 Sutton East.... do 3 r. Harrietsham.. 11 Sitton Veney.. Wilts... 2 1. Lower Knook 125 21 1 r. How Bridge.. r. Heath ;•. Bnrwell 1=> iM Swabv Lincoln 414?, Swafnam Bulb. Camb.. :u /.o.6Mile Bottom :>!>j Swafham Prior do 3 I. Newmarket .. ,5lU Swafield Norf... 1 r.o.NorthWaish. Swainby York.M <2 r. KoyalOaklnn V>.l Swainthorpe .. Norf. .. 2 l.o. Newton ;-,:',■) Swaldiffe Oxford. M /. Wroxton 251 fj r. Bath U^i Swale Cliffe... Kent .. 1. Canterbury... 4 Swallow Lincoln 4 I. Ravendale.... 4UH Swailoweliffe.. Wilis.. 3 'r.o. Fovant 107 Swallowfield .. Berks.. 5i\r. Reading 14Q Swanbourn Bucks. 14. r. Wioslow J .i ) Swannington .. Leic... 4 r. AshbvdelaZ. 310 Swanscombe .. Kent .. lj|r. Horn's Cross. 3 8 wanton Mori. Norf. .. liir.o. Hoe 531 S wanton Abbot do 1 1/. WestwickHall 52t 1 S wanton Nov.. do 4 \l.o. Thornage ... :>30 S.varby Lincoln C \l. Aswarby 4K8 Swardeston Norf. .. 3 \l. Newton 53U Swarkstone Derby. 4 \l. Shardlow .... .".24 Swarland N.lium. 6 \l.o. Earsdon M.. 452 Swarraton Hants.. 3§r. Alresford — 71 Swaton Lincolu 5 \r. Folkineham.. 487 Swavesey Camb. 8 1/. Cambridge... 507 Swaytield Lincoln 4 I. Colteisworth . 347 Swelling Suffolk. 2 /. Saxmundham. 547 Swell, Upper.. Glouc. 5 /. Morton in Mar 155 5| 1 1. do 155 Swell Somer.. l.o. Curry Irivel ill Swerford Oxford. 3 \r. Chapel House 227 Swettenham ... Chester 3 i^. Mai ton 303 Swilland Suffolk. 6 \l. Ipswich 539 4 r. Loft House... 1387 Swillington.... York.«> S win brook .... Oxford. 14 r. Burford Ily5 Swinburu N.aum. 1 r.o. Collel 430 105] SWI tO TAT Parishes, IfC Counties, mis Reference to Jtin Swincombe .... Oxford. Swinden Yprk.iv Swinderby .... Lincoln Swine York.e. Swinefleet do. u\ Swineshead Hunt... Swineshead Lincoln Swinetliorpe.... do Swingfield Kent .. Swinford, Kgs. Stafford Swinford, Old Wore. . Swinford Leic.... Swinnerton.... Stafford Swinstead Linooln Swinton ....... York.ra Swinton do. ft. .. Swinton do. to.. Swithland Leic.... Swyre Dorset. Sydenham Oxford.! Sydenham, Sth. Devon. I Syderstone Norf. .. Sy ling St. Nic. Dorset, j Sykeliouse York.w Syleham Suffolk. Syllatin Salop .. Sympson Bucks. Syresham N.ham.! Syreston Nmi. .. Sysonby Lcic....| Syston Lincoln Syston Leic... Sywell N.ham. Tabley Inferior Chester Tabley Superior do Tachbrook Bi- Warvv. Oxford. Norf... Derby. Hants.. , Camb. . Ox torn. , Gloue, shop's Tackley Tacolneston . Taddington .. Tadley Tadlow Tadmarton . . Tainton Takeley Essex.. Talbenny Pemb.J Talgarth Brecon ! Talkin Cnmb. j Talland Cornw. Tallaton Devon. I Tallenlire Cnmb. I Talley Caerm.; T.dlington Lincoln Tal-y-Lyn Merion Tamei tonFolii. Devon. Tamerton, N.. Cornw. Tandridge Suray .. Tanfield Durh... Tanficld, East York.w Tangley Tangemere . . Tankersley .. Tanningion .. Tansor Tanworth Taplow Tardebigg.... Tariton r.o. Nettlebed ... I. ColdConiston r. Newark r. Hull r. Thorne /. Kimbolton I. Gosberton .... I. Wold Newton I. Maypole r. Stourbridge... r. do /.NorthKilworth l.o. Darlaston ... I. Bourn I. Masham I. New Malton r. Chapel Town I. Leicester I. Long berry.... r. Postcombe ... r. Tavistock I. Fakenham r.o. Dorchester.. I. Thorne ;•. Osmondiston 1.0. Oswestry r.o. Fennv Strati. r. Brackky I. Newark /. xMelton Mowb. r. Gunneiby.... r.o. Leicester.... 5 r o.Norihanipton l.o. Knutsford... l.o. do I. Radford r. Woodstock... I. Long Stratton r. Street House.. r. Basingstoke .. /. Ariingion. Hants.. Sussex. York.w Suffolk. N.ham. Warw. Bucks. Wore... Lane... Tarrant Gnnvil. Dorset. Tarrant Launc.do Tarrant Kawst. do Tarrant Rusht.do Tarrant Keynes do Tarrant Monkt. do Tarring Nevil.. Sussex. Tarring, West do Tasbnrgh Norf. .. Tasley Salop .. Tateuhill Stafford Tatham Lane. I. Banbury l.o. Highnam.... r. Bp.'sStortford r. MilfordHaven l.o. Hay r. Carlisle r. West Looe.... r. Fair Mile Inn r Cockermontli 5 jr.LlandiloVawr. 4 7. Mki. Deeping 6 \r. Machynlleth.. 4 \r. Plymouth .... Hi. Launceston ... 14 7. God stone 6 \l. Chester le Str. 2 \l. Masham 5 \r. Andover 2 i I. Chichester.... l.o. ChapelTown I. Brock ford .... r.o. Oundle ^.o.HenleyinArd r. MaideuheadB. r. Bromesgrove I. Chorley r.TarrantHinton I. do I. do I. do .... I. Blandford I. TarrantHinton I. Lewes I. Broadwater .. I. Long Stratton r. Bridgenortb... I. Burton on Tr. r. Hornby TAT tO THO Parishes, IfC Counties. fathwell Lincoln Tatingstoue .... Suffolk. Tatsfield Surry.. Tattenhall Chester Tattenhoe Bucks.. Tatter ford Norf. .. Tatterset do nils Reference to Bin.. I. Louth" ~ r. Bentley Tattershall .... Lincoln 11 Taveiham Norf. .. 1'awstock Devon. Tawton, South do Taxall Chester Taynton Glouc. Taynton Oxford. Tealby Lincoln Teath, St. M... Cornw. ledbnrn, St.... Devon. TedstoneWafer Heref.. TedstonDel nn. do Teffont Lvi.is.. Wilts... Teigh Rutl. .. Teigngrace Devon. Teignmouth, E. do Teignmonth, W. do Teignton, K.'s do Teignton, Bp.'sdo. Telescombe.... Sussex. Tellesford Somer.. Temple News. York.?/) Temple Hurst do. w.. TempleGrafton Warw.. Temple Comb. Somer. Templeton Devon. Tenby Pemb.. Tendring Essex.. Terling do Terrington .... York, ft rerringtonSt.J. Norf. .. Terrington St. Clement's.... do Fesfeiton Norf. .. Feston Kent ... Tet'-ott Devon. I 8 Telford Lincoln] 5 Telney do 6 Teversall Nott. .. 4 Teversham Cimb..| 3 l.a.Roae&Ciwwii r. Hamiley I. Shenley Inn... I. lUinliam I. Fakenham.... r.Sleaford I. Norwich I. Barnstaple.... r. South Zeal I. Whaley Bridge r. Hnntlry ".. /. Bm ton! I. Wold Newton r. Temple r. Chei itonCros; r. Sapey /•. do r. Fovant r.o. Oakham l.o. Knighton /.Haldon Hill... r.do 1... I. Sandy Gate.., I. do I. Lewes I. Road r. Leeds l.o. Snaith I. Stratford..,. . r. Henstridge..., I. Calverlelgh..,, 7 /. ravernspite... 8 \r.o. Colchester.. i>\ I. Witham 4i (f.Whitwelllnn . /. Setch. Tew, Great.... Oxford. Tew, Little.... do I'ewin Herts.. ley, Marks Essex.. ley, Gieat do Tey, Little ....do Teynham ....„ Kent... Thakeham Sussex. Th.tnnmgton. .. Kent .. Tharston Norf... Theakston York.w Theberton ..... Suffolk. TlieddingworthLeic. .. Thedlethorpe All Saints ...Lincoln Thedlethorpe St. Helen's.. .do. .... Thelbridge Devon. Thelnetl'.am.... Suffolk. Thelwall Chester Themelthorpe..Norf. .. TheDford N.h-im. Therfield Herts... Thicklev, East Durh .. Thimbleby Lincoln Thimbieby . I'hingdon I. do r. Fakeiih.m.... r. .Maidstone .... r. Launceston... I. Dalby r. Woid Newton I. Mansfield r. Cam bridge,,. r. Enstone 6 \r. Kiddingion... 31 r. Stanborough.. { !/. Marks Tey.... 2 \l. do li\l. do Iff/. Hadtield r. Ashington r. Canlerbury... /. Long Stratton /o.lioyalOaklnn r. Kelsale I. MarkctHarbo. Thirklebv . Thirklehy ., Thirkleby .. Thirn , Thisleton .., Thixendale Thompson York .. N.ham. .. York.wl 1 .. do. e...\ 6 •. Louth 9 r.do 8 /. Ingram 2 /. Snape Green.. 1 ;•. Latch ford 1 /. Reepham 5| r.o. Brarkley — 3 l.o. Bncklmd.. .. 4 /.Traveller'sKe-i 2 I. Horncastle 1 /Chavtorlloiises l.o. Irthlingbon. r. Stockwe'l Gr. r. Killingtou.... do. e...\ Silr.HuD do. n..J 6 \l. Leeming Rutl. ..I 3 \l.o. Gieetham... York.e. 10 \l. Wilberfoss.... Norf. .. 6 /. Larlingford igi Thong' Nether York.?t»j 3 \l. Over Shepley Thoralby do. «... 3 j I. Carperby.... 107] THO tO THO .Counties. mU Parishes, ^c. Thor. soy Sonrli Lincoln Thoresby North do Thoresway .... do. . Thorganby ....do. . Thorganby — York.e. Thonngton .... Suffolk. Thorley Herts... Thome York.w Thome Falcon Somer.. Thorn St.Marg. do Thorn Coffin... do TiiOruaby York.n Thorn borough Buck?. Thornbnry .... Devon. Thornbury .... Heref. J 4 Thorncombe... Devon, i 5 ThorndonAIISi Suffolk. 1 2 Thorner Yorluari 4 Thorney Nott... 9 Thorney Cam b. Thorney, West Sussex, Thornford Dorset, Thornham .... Kent.. Thornham .... Norf. . Thornham Mag Suffolk ThonihainParvdo. ... Thornhill York.?/; Thorngrafton... N.hnm. Thornham Lane... Thornholm .... York.e. Tliornley Lane. . . Thorntou upon Clay do. n... Thornton Lincoln Thornton ...... Leic... Thornton Dale York.rc Reference to /fin. .... H r. Dalby r. Wold Newtoi /. do /. do , I. Kexby I. Blythbnrgh... /. Spel brook I. Over Shipley- Rock House. r. Wellington.. r.o. Yeovil I. Carperby .... Padbury r. noteworthy . r. Bromyard I. Chard r.o. Brockford. /. Abberford..., Lincoln .. .., Whittlesea.... Chichester /. Sherborne .... /. Bersted I. BurnhamMkt l.o. Stoke l.o. do , r. Finnay Rowl r. Haltwhistle.., lYnb Smithy.. l.o. Barmston. r. Broughton.. r. SpittleBri.Inn r. Spittal Inn. I. Leicester... r. Pickering . r. Jervoise ... /. Leeming... I. Barrowby . La. Think... l.o. Carperby r. Padbury... r. Newton ... I. Skipton .... r. DenholmGate r. Liverpool.... r. Barton r. Chester r. Walshford.... Z.LongBenningt. I. Lincoln I. Egham r.o. Colchester. r. Skipton r.o. A I phetonTye I. Soutnrepps. ThorntonStewd do, Thornton Watl.do. Thornton le Beans do. Thornton Moor do. Thornton Rust, do 2 Thornton Bucks. | 3 Thornton Lane. . . 3 Thornton York.wV 6 Thornton do I 2 Thornton € ."Lanc..J 7 l'horntonCimis Lincoln 4 Thornton May. Chester 6 Thoniville .... York.w 3i Thoroton Nott... 5 Thorp on the Hill Lincoln 5 Thorpe Surry.. 2 Thorple Soken Essex .. 10 Thorpe York-wl 8 Thorp.Morienx Suffolk. 4 Thorp Market Norf, Thorpe, near 'Norwich do. . Thorpe, next to Hadiliscoe...do. . Thorp Constan. tine Stafford 41 r. Tarn worth... Thorp York.w 6 7. Borough brid» Thorpe Tinlev Lincoln 8 r. S lea ford Thorpe Nott.... 3 7. Newark Thorpe Lincoln 6 |r. Spilsby Thorpe Arnold Leic, Thorpe Acre .. do. . Thorp Salvin... York Thorpe Langt. Leic.... S Thorpe York.;*' 2 Thorpe Balne do. to..] 5 Thorpe by Waer Kutl. ..1 3 Thorp AudlingYork.?/'; 6 Thorpe do. e...\ 4 Thorpe Malsor N.ham. 2i Thorpe Buhner Durh... 2 Thorpe Mande- ville N.ham. 6 Ihorp Basset .. York.e. li r. Norwich . I. Haddiscoe liir.MeltonMowb. 0:7.0. Langham ... 5 l.o. Worksop.... r.o.MarketHarb. r. Sniallways ... r. Doncaster .... r.o. Caldecot.... l.o. Red House.. I. Market Weight. I. Kettering r. Sheratou r.o. Brackley r. Rillington., THO tO TIL [108 Parishes, frc Counties. .mis Reference to Ihn... pag Thorp Arch ...York.e Thorpe Wil. loughby do. w.. Thorpe Nott. .. Thorrington ... Essex.. Thorverton .... Devon. Thoydon Bois Essex.. Thoydon Garn. do ThoydonMountdo Thrandiston ... Suffolk. Threckingham Lincoln Threlkeld Cnmb. Threshfield York.zr Threxton Norf. .. Thrigby do Thringstone ... Leic... Thriplow Camb. Thrislineton ... Dnrh... Throcking Herts.. Thi ockmorton Wore. . Throston Durh... Throwley Kent.. Throwley Devon. Throxenby .... York.w Thruxston Hauts.. Thruxton Heref.. Thrussington... Leic... Thrybergh ....York.w Thundersley ... Essex.. Thundridge Herts.. Thurcaston .... Leic... Titargarton .... Nott. .. Thurlaston .... Leic... Thurlby Lincoln Thurlebear .... Somer. Thurleigh Bedf. .. Thu'rleston ....Devon. ThurlowMagna Suffolk. Thurlow Parvado Thnrlston York.w Thurlton Norf. .. Thurmaston ... Leic... Thiirnby do Thnrne Norf... Thnrnnam Lane. ..I Thurning Hunt...! Thurning Norf. .. Thurns^-oe York.w ["burrock West Essex.. Thnrrock Little do Thursby Cumb. Thursford Norf... Lhurselton .... Devon. Thurslev Surry .. Thurstaston Chester Thurston Suffolk. Thurton Norf. .. fbuxton do Thwaite .do Thwaite do Towing York.e. Thwaites Cnmb. iibbenham Norf. .. fibberton Wore... Tibberton Salop.. Tibberton Heref.. Fibberton Glouc libshelf Derby. J'icehurst Sussex. Jickencote .... Rutl. .. Tickenham Somer. Tickhill York.?f Ticknall Derby. Tidcombe Wilts... Tiddington ....Oxford. Tideswell Derby. Tid marsh Berks.. Tid worth, Nth. Wilts .. Tidworth, SUi. Hants.. Tiffield N.ham. Tilbrook Bedf... Tilbury, East.. Essex .. Tilbury, West do. .. . 2 r. Wetherby ....J352 9 \r. Ferrybridge... '351 2 r. Ranskill 480 7ir. Colchester.... 536 r. Exeter I 60 l.o. Abridge ....'541 l.o. do 541 J.o.PissingfordB.541 I. Brooroe 53y r.o. Osbornby... 488 r. Keswick '419 r. Skipton 403 r. Hillborough..|524 l.o. Yarmouth... 550 r. AshbydelaZ.3l9 r. Melbourn 509 r. Ferry Hill.... 1451 2 7. Buntingford... 444 3 r. Pershore J155 4 lro.HighBnrutoft.483 3 r. Ospringe 4 1 I. Merry meet ...I 60 X\l. Scarborough.. 485 5 r.o. Andover 55 3 I. Callow 215 4 r. Mount Sorrel 324 8 7. Doncaster 351 1 r. Sawn's Green; 559 1 r. W.id^'s Mill.. 444 4 l.o. Leicester.... 323 dlr. Red Hill 383 8 7. Leicester 323 7 Ir. Newark 348 3 \l. Taunton J139 2 r. Bletsoe 379 4 r. Kingsbri'lge.. 180 3 |r.o. Haverhill... 555 4 Ir.o. do 555 1 r. Peni ? tone 412 2 /.Hailiscof 550 3 r.o. Leicester... 323 2ir. Oadby 323 10 r.o. Yarmouth .. 550 2 /. Hall of Ellel.. 332 2 r. Clapton 307 2 7. Saxthorpe .... 531 8 7.o. Doncastpr... 351 l'i r.GravsThurroc. 559 1 7.do 559 9 7. Low HesVet.. 335 4 r. East Basham ,525 Ci r.o. Kimbow Br. 00 3 r.o. Mousal I 28 5 r.o.Great Neston 313 41 r. Burvst. Edm. 544 7i /. Bnngav 550 Ol I. Wvmondh mi 520 4 r.o. Aylsham ... 531 4 I. Bungay 550 4 ra. Langtoft.... 4{)1 4 r. Ponsonbv 421 4 7. Tivetshali .... 53Q 3 r. Worcester 156 4 I. Newport 312 3 /. Bvford 220 3 l.o. Highnam ... 19b* 3 r.o. Alfreton....:423 li'r. Flimwell 19 1 I. Gr. Casterton 347 9 7. Bristol 159 3 7. Bawtry 480 5 jr.Ashbydela Z. -367 7 7. Hungerford... 135 1 r. Hut 192 7 r. Buxton 375 2 r. Theal 132 2 I. Ltidgei shall... 147 7 r.o. Andover | 55 2 r.o. Towcester ,.!296 li7.o. Kimbolton.. 397 5 7.GraysThurroc. 559 3 7. do 559 109] TIL tO TOR TOR tO TUG [110 Pariihet, lie. . . Counties. ml i Reference to Itin. . . pan Paritltei, %c... • Counties, mil Reference to Itin.. ?«e Tilehurst . Berks.. Z\ r.o. Reading — 14Q Torpinhow ... .Cumb.. 2 Lo. lreby 418 Tillington .Sussex.. li r. Petworth 34 Torrington, W. Lincoln 12 r. Lincoln 488 Tilmaustone .. Tilney All Sts Tilney Tilney St. Law .Kent.. I r. Knowlton .... ID '-,1 in lonington, E.do 12 B 488 .do L do 508 Tortington ... Tort worth ... . Sussex. . Glouc. l 4 r.o. Arundel.... Lo. Dursley 48 174 rence .do b £. Setch 008 Torver . Lane... 5 r. Broughton.... 420 .Wilts.. . Chester a 34 L Devizes Lo. No Man's H. 140 312 .Hunt... . Suffolk. 3 7 L PapworthSt.R. r. Bury St.Edm. 447 .544 Tilston Tostock Tilswortli . Bedf. .. 14 L Hockiiffe 200 Tothara, Great. Essex.. a Lo. Maldon ooa Tiltey . Essex.. 3 Lo. Dunmow.... o33 Totham, Little, do Lo. do .5o8 Tilton . Leic... ti 1. Langhain :M> Tothill . Lincoln 3 /-. Burvvell 408 Tiraberland... . Lincoln 7 r. Sleaford 188 Tottey . Derby. 4 /. Drc-nfield 38,4 Timberscombe. .Somer. Timble, Great. York.w 2 4! 1. Dunster r. Otley 410 Tottenhill Totteridge .... . Norf. .. .Herts.. 2 1 r. Setch .508 343 L Whetstone limbic, Little .do 4 ;•. do 41(1 Potlerhoe .Bedf... 9. L Dunstable .... 279 Tknperley .... . Chester 8 r. Kuutsford — M>) Tottington.... . Lane. i r. Boltou 331 Timsbury . Somer. 3 r. Dunkerton.... 130 Tottiugton ... . Norf... r. Mnndford.... OL'4 Timsbury .Hants.. 2 r. Romsey 87 Towednack... . Cornw. 5 r. Marazion .... b4 lim worth .... Tingewick ... . Suffolk. . Bucks.. 31 2* L Bury St.Edm Lo. Buckingham 344 . Bucks. . York.e. li r. Thame /. Pocklington.. 218 403 Towthorp.... Tingrith Tinkleton .... . Bedf. .. M L Westoning.... 318 Towthorp .... Toxteth Park. .do. ii.. 5 r. Boro'bndge.. 3i>2 Dorset. 1. Piddletown .. ob . Lane... 4 r. Prescot 304 Tinsley . York.tr 3 r. Sheffield 384 Tovnton, High Lincoln 2 r. Horn castle ... 503 i Lo. Bossiney.... UK Toynton, Low. do 2 r. do .503 Tintinhull . Somer. 4 r. Yeovil 108 Trafford, Mick. Chester 3 r. Chester 313 Rutl... i47 Trallong Travvden Treales Ireborongh... 200 . Stafford . Glotic. . Wilts.. 2 5 2 r. Dudley 1. Tewkesbury.. r. Wardour 272 225 107 . Lane... .do . Somer. 1 5 7 417 332 180 L Cadley Moor . r. Wiveliscomb. Tisbury Tissington .... . Derby. S r.o. Bentlev .... 3?J Tredington ... "Glouc. 1 r.o. Walton 22.5 'lifted, West.. . Hauts. u r. Filmer 1 3 ill .. 80 Tredunnock.. . Mourn. 4 r. Christchurch . loo Titchbourn... .do n Lo. Aires ford.... 71 Treeton . York.?r 5 r. Sheffield 384 do. .. j fV) . Angle.. .Pemb.. I 201 Titchniarsh ... . N.hani. r. Thrapston 412 Tretgarn r. Haverford W. in Titchwell . Norf.... 4 /.Burnham Mkt. o'Ai Tref Eglwys . . Mont .. 2 1. Llanwnnog .. Titley . llcrcf.. 2 L Coomb -J 12 Prefilan . Cardig. r> r. Lampeter .... 208 Titsev , Surry.. a /.o.Rose&Crown 3a Trefriew . Caerm. 5 r. Bettws ....... 23.5 TiBlesaU . Norf. .. a r. Weasenham.. o2o Treganan . Angle.. 2 r. Llangefni 20] Tiverton Chester i /. Lane Ends.... 287 Tregynon . Montg. .5 r. Newtown .... 207 Tivetshall Saint TrellockGraiiL . Mourn. b r. Chepstow .... 210 ^Margaret's . Norf. .. i 1. Tivetshall .... m Trelleck .do 4 L Monmouth.... 1 Tivetshall Saint Tremayne .... . Cornw. M r.o. Launceston. do i J. do o30 .do 7 r.o. do to Tixall Staff, ird Rutl... i 45 r. Milford /. Stamford 284 347 Trentham Trentishoe.... . Stafford . Devon. 1 11 1. Handford r. Barnstaple.... 300 113 Tixover Toekenham... Tockholmes .. Wilts.. Lane. 8 ] r. Beckhampton /. Eacroft 133 124 Trent . Somer. Cornw. 3 5 r. Sherborne.... r.o. Launceston. 108 fi3 Tresmear Tockwith York.e. :> r. Wetherby.... :>.,» Treswell .Nott.... S r. Gamston 480 Tod her Dorset. 4 1. Shaftesbury .. 107 Tretire .Heref.. 2 1. White Cross.. 215 Toddenbam .. Glouc.. 31 r. Morton in M. 15S Trevalga Trevethin . Cornw. M r. Bossiney 08 Toddington... do 4i 1. Broadway.... loo . Monm. 9 1. Llangattock .. log TodmordeH . . . Lane .. 8 r.o. Rochdale .. 420 Trevor Train. .Denb.. 3 r.o. Whitehurst's 235 Tod wick ...... . Y'ork.tt; 7 i Lo. Worksop.... 3« Trewann 2 r. TrerethickBr. M Toft Monks... Norf... M L Gillingham... 550 Treyddyn .Flint... 3 r. Bretton 288 Toft Lincoln . Carnb. . Norf... 4 4 2} r. Spittal Inn.... r. Cungrave .... r. Mundford.... 488 447 024 Preyford Trimingham . Trimley Saint Martin's .... . Sussex.. .Norf. .. 4 3 r. Cocking r. Southrepps ... 33 520 Toft Toft, West ... Tole Piddle... , Dorset. Lo. Milbourne.. M . Suffolk. b r. Ipswich 63^ Tolland Somer. 3 r. Wiveliscombe 18(1 Trimley Saint TollarJ Royal Wilts.. 4 L Ludwell lo7 .do b r. do o3(J Toller Porcor. . Dorset. 4 r. Lougberry ... 50 Trindon . Durh... 5 1. Sheraton 483 Toller Fratrumdo 3 r. do .50 Troedyrovr... . Cardig. 2 r. Pontcarreg . . 208 Tollerton York.n .5 Lo. Shipton 477 Trostrey . Monm. s L Bringwyn — 100 lollerton Nott.... 1 r. Plumtree :wo Troston . Suffolk. 2 I. Ixworth 544 lollcsbnry ... Essex.. 7 r.o. Maldon .... 058 Trotterscliffe . .Kent. .. » L Wrotham 11 Tolleshuut Trotton . Sussex. 3 r. Midhurst 33 Knights Tolleshunt Mai do 5 r. Kelvedon .... 53b Trough Quarter Cumb .. 8 r. Longtown.... 33b .do a Lo. Maldon 556 Trowell .Nott. .. 5| 1. Nottingham .. 383 Tolleshuut Da TrowseNewton Norf. .. 2 r. Norwich O40 rey do fi Lo. do. 008 Trull ......... . Somer. 9, L Taunton 130 ToneyStratford Wilts.. i r.Coombe Bisset i-i- Trusham . Devon. 2 r.o. Chudleigh .. yi Ponge . Lane. i r. Bolton 331 Trusthorpe ... . Lincoln 11 r. Dalby 41/ long Tong . York. a; . Salop .. 5 3 L Leeds r. Boningale.... 387 231 Prysull . Stafford 5 a 1. Wolverhainpt. r. East Dereham 231 520 Tuddenham.N .Norf... longe . Kent.. HI. Sittiiigboume.. 4 Tuddenhara, E. do 10 l. Norwich 040 Topcroft .Norf... 4 \l. Earsham 550 Tuddcnham... . Suffolk. g r. Barton Mdls. olO 'loppestield ... . Essex.. li I. Grt. Y'eldham. 555 Puddenham... .do 3 L Ipswich 530 Torbock . Lane... 3 L Prescot 304 Tudeley .Kent... o 1. Tonbridge .... 19 Torbryan Torksey . Devon. . Lincoln 2 8 117 488 Tudey Tuclhoe . Cornw. . Durh... b i r. Bodmin 1. Butcher Race. t)3 451 1. Midge Inu Tormartou ... . Glouc. 3 r. Marshlield 177 Pufton . Hants.. I Lo. Whitchurch. 55 Tor Mohan... . Devon. 5 I. Two Mile Oak 95 Tugby . Leic... r. Kibworth.... 323 Ill] TUG tO ULN Parishes, «fc . . . Counties. Tugford Tunstall Tunstall Tunstall Tunstall Tunstall Tunstall Tunstall Tun stead Tun worth Turksdean Tur Langton... Turnastou Turmlitch Turner's Pid- dle Turn worth .... 'Purvey Turville Turweston .... Tutlington Twineham .... Twining Twinsted Twiston Twitchen Twyford Twyford T%vyford Twyford, West Twyford Twyford Twynells Twywell Tyd St. Giles.. Tydweiliog .... Tyldsley Tyneham T>riiigham Tysoe Tythegstone.... I vtherington... Tytherley, East Tytherley.West Tywardreth ... Vange Vaynor Veep, St Veuny Vach... Vernam's.Dean Verwig Very an Virginstow Virity Vowchurch .... Salop.. York.e. Kent.. Durh... York.w Snffoik. Lane... Norf. .. do Hants.. Glouc. Ltic. .. Hcref.. Derby. Dorset. do Bedf. .. Backs.. do Norf... Sussex. Glouc.. Essex.. Lane... Devon. Derby. Bucks. Norf... Middx. Hants.. Lcie... Pemb.. N.ham. Camb.. Caern. Lane. Dorset. Bucks. Warw. Glair. .. Glouc.. Hants.. do Cornw. Essex.. Brecon Cornw. Brecon Hants.. Cardig. Cornw. Devon. Essex... Ileref.. u UbVston Suffolk. Ubley Somer. Uckerby York.« Udimore Sussex. TJtfcuime Devon. Uflington Berks.. Uffington Salop .. Ufhngton Lincoln Ufford N.ham. Uffoid Suffolk. Ufton Berks.. Ugborongri .... Devon . Uggle B nnby York.w Uggefhall Suffolk. Ugthorpe York.n Ulceby Lincoln Uleebv do Ulcomb Kent.. •-'ley Glouc. Uigham . N.hum. Ulnes Walton Lane... Reference to /Hit... pag r.o. Hornby r. Norwich r.o. Coltishall... r.SoutliWanboro /•. Noithleach ... r. Kibworth I. Bridge Sollers 220 r. Brailsford.... 327 I. Piddletown... 56 liT. Blandford.... 56 I. Bedford 37g /.WestWycombe'102 r.o. West bury... 260 r. Aylsham 531 I. Mockbridge.J 38 r.o. Tewkesbury |225 r.o. CatleyCross 513 r. Cliiheroe 1415 r. Ash Mill ;112 r. Bretby 367 r.o. Ham Green 1270 Thornage ....!530 191 71 3t;u 3 7 u 511 243 331 lub" 2: ;o 227 in.; % r. Acton I. Winchester ... I. Langham I. Pembroke.... r. Burton Latim. I. Wisbeach I. AberglaslynB. I. Pendlebury. .. r.o. Wareham... ro. NewportPag. r. Shipston I. New Inn ;•. Bristol I. Stockbridge... I. do ..... I. Lostwithiel... I. Stifford I. Brecon r. Fowey r. Brecon /-. Andover r. Cardigan .... l.o. Tielogossick r. Liiton r. Kelvedon .... I. Bridge Sollers I. Yoxford r, Em borrow... r. Catterick Br. r. Rye /o.M ddenDown I. Faringdon r. Shrewsbury.. r. Stamford r. Wittering r.o. Melton l.o. Theal r. Luckbridge... r. Sleights I. Wangr'ord .... I. Sleiglits r. Elsham Hall r. Dalby r. Harietsham... r. Kingscote .... r.o. Morpeth r. Chorley ULP to WAL [I 12 Parishes, arc... Counties, mis Reference to //in., 'pag Ulpha Cumb. 4 l.o. Bronghton ..421 U lrome York.e. H\r. Lissit 006 Ulting Essex.. lilrHaUieldPeveril536 8 4 I. Kendal 332 Undv Monm. 1.0. Black Bock; 150 Unthank Cumb. 5 l.o. Low Hesket i335 Upchurch Kent.. 1 I. Moor Street... 4 Upham Hants.. 2 r. Bishop'sWalth 75 Uphill Somer. U /. Weston 177 TJpholland .... Lane... 3 I. Goose Green.. 305 Upleadon Glouc. 2; r. Neweut 22() Upleatham .... York.w 3 1. Gisborongh ... 028 Uplime Devon. 3 /. Axminster.... 50 Uplowman .... do l 2 r. SampfordPeve 112 Upper Swell... Glouc. 4 I. Moreton 155 Uppington .... Salop .. 1 I. Uckington.... 2.32 Upottery Devon. r. Iloniton 50 Upsall York.w a r. N . Kilviugtou 483 Upton do. w. }: l.o. Gisborough.. 528 Upton Nott.... 4 1. N ewark 348 Upton Magna Salop.. r. Uckington ... 232 Upton Cresset do 5 l.o. Bridgenorth. 252 Upton Warren Wore... 10 r.o. Worcester.. 15D Upton Snotlsb. do r. Whittmgton.. 156 Upton Norf. .. 11 1 3 r. Norwich 1. Aleonbury Inn r. Lea 540 344 196 Upton Bishop Heref.. Upton St. Leo- nard Glouc. 4 l.o. Gloucester... 10r> 2! 31 3 /. Slou»h I. Harwell r. Haddington .. /-. Credilou ffig 180 117 Upton Helions Devon. Upton Pyne . . . do 3 r. Exeter oc) Upton N.ham. old Newton 408 Waken ng, Git. Essex.. 5 r.o. Rochford... 557 Wakering, Lit. do 4 r.o. do 557 Wakerley N.ham. 6 /■. Bockinoliaiii 380 Walb.rswick .. Suffolk. 2 r. Blythbm-gh... 547 Walberton Sussex.. 3 r. AnnvleJ 48 Waleot Lincoln l.o. Folkingliam 487 Wolcot d 7 r. Sieaford 488 Waleot Norf. .. 4 r. N. Walshain.. 520 Walden Stubbs York.'i) a r. Red House.... 351 Waldershare...Kent .. 3 1. Leydeu 7 Wai iingfield Magna Suffolk. o\ r . Sudbury 543 113] WAL tO WAR Parishes, tfc Count'u Waldingfield Parva Suffolk Waldridge Durh.. Walrtringfield... Suffolk Walclroii Sussex. Walesby Nott..., Wales York.?/; Waiford Heref... Walgrave N.ham Walkeringham. Nott... Walkerne Herts.. Walkhampton.. Devon. Walkington York.e. Wall N.hum Wallbottle do Wallsazev Chester Wallditch Dorset Wallerscoat Chester Wellington .... Herts. Walliugton .... Norf. . Wallop, Over.. Hants. Walls End N.hum. Walmesiey Lane... Walpole.St.P.'s.Norf. .. Wa! pole, St. An. do Walpole Suffolk Waisham Saint Mary, South. Norf. .. Waisham leWil- lows Suffolk, Walterstone.... Heref.. Walthamstow.. Essex .. Waltham on the Woulds Leic... Waltham St. L. Berks. Waltham, Nth.. Hants. Waltham, Grt.. Essex.. Waltham Kent.. Walton Cumb.. Walton Interior Chester WaltonSnperior do Walton York.?<> Walton onTrent Derby. Walton on the Woulds .. ....Leic.... Walton Derby. Walton, East ..Pemb.. Walton, West., do Walton, West.. Norf. .. Walton Somer. Walton Bucks. Walton leSoken Essex.. Walton on the Hill Lane... Walton Suffolk. Walton on the Hill Surry.. Walton, East... Norf. .. Walton Somer.. Walworth Durh... Walwyn'sCastl. Pemb.. Wambrooke ...Dorset. Wanborough ..Wilts... Wanborough ..Surry.. Wanlip Leic. .. Wansford York.e. Wanstetd Essex.. Wanstrow Somer. Wantisden Suffolk. Wapley Glonc. Wapl'ihgton York.e. Wappenbury... Warw. Wappenham ... N.hain. Warbleton Sussex.. Warblington ... Hants.. Warborough ... Oxford. Warbstow .... Cornw. Wavburtou ....Chester Warcop , Westm. Warde N .hum. Warden Keut.. Warden, Old .. Eedf. .. Wardington .... Oxford. mis Reference to /tin. pag r. Sudbury I. Plausvvorth r. Martlesham... l.o. Uckfield .... I. Tuxforo r. Sheffield /. Ross r. Brixworth.... r. Bawtry r. Stevenage .... r. Ivy Bridge ... I. Riplingham .. I. Corbridge .... I. Newcastle .... l.o. Woodside F., I. Bridport l.o. Woodside F.. r, Baldock .. I. Runcton Green r.o. Little Wallop r. Newcastle .. r. Bolton I. Setch /. do l.o. Yoxford .. r. Norwieh . r. Stanton r. Abergavenny I. Snaresbrook.. r. MeltonMowb. I. Hare Hatcl r. Popham Lane 1. Little Walt ham I. Wye r. Carlisle .. I. Warrington £. do Wetherby .... I. Burton.... Loughborough I. Haslaud r. Haverfordwest r.o. do I. Walsoken.... I. Bristol...... 1. Wavenden . . Colchester.. r. Liverpool ... Ipswieh .... o. Tad worth... Swaffham Bristol Darlington r.o. Haverfordw. r.o. Chard Marlborough.. r.o. Guildford... \o. Leicester.... •. Hutton Crans. '. Lavtonstone.. r. Bruton Melton Wick r. Pocklington .. Ryton Towcester .... I. East Hoathley. I. Cosham r. Shillingford... r. Haleworthy .. r. High Leigh .. l.o. Brongh Corbridge .... I. Key Street I. Biggleswade., r. Banbury WAR tO WEE [114 Parishes, IfC Counties. Ward ley ~K ulTT". . Ware Gifford.. Devon. Warehorn Kent.. Waresley Hunt... Warfield Berks.. Warford Mag. Chester Wargrave Berks.. Warkley ......Devon. Warkton N.ham. Warkworth.... N.hum. Warkworth.... N.ham. Warleggan .... Cornw. Warley, Great Essex.. Warley, Little, do Warley Yovk.w Warlingham .. Surry.. Warmingham.. Chesh .. Warniinghurst. Sussex. Warmington .. Warw. Warmington... N.ham. Warmfield York.?/' Warmsworth ..do. w.. Warmwell .... Dorset. Warndon Wore .. Warnslow Stafford Warren Pemb.. Warsop Nott. .. Wart ling ...... Sussex. Warton Lane. Warton do Wartnaby Leic... Warwick Cumb.. Wasborn Great Glouc. Washbourne L. Wore .. Washbrook.... Suffolk. Washfield Devon. Washfordpine . do Washingboro'.. Lincoln Washington ...Durh... Washton York.n Wasing Berks. Wasperton Warw. Watchfield .... Berks. Wateby Westm Waterbeach ...Camb. Waterden Norf. ., Waterfall Stafford Wateringbury. Kent Watermelloch . Cumb.. Waterperry.... Oxford, Waterstock.... do WaterStratford Bucks. Watford N.ham. Wath York.?i Wath do. w.. Wath do. ti... Watlington Norf. .. Wattisfield Suffolk. Wattisham do Waverton Cumb. Waverton Chester Wavertre Lane.. Waxham Norf. .. Wavford Somer. Weald, South.. Essex.. Weare Somer. Weardley York.?/; Weare Somer. Weasingham All Saints.... Norf... Weathersfield.. Essex.. Weaverham ... Chester Weaverthorpe. York.e. Wedington .... Warw. Wedmore Somer. Wednesfield ... Stafford Week St.Mary Cornw. Week Plants.. Weekly N.ham. Weeley Essex... Weethley ...... Warw.. Weeting Norf. .. Weeting York.?/; mis Reference to Itin. 2 I. Uppingham .. /. Bideford I. BrenzetCorner I. Caxton r. Haly Green.. r. Cheltord ... r. Hare Hatch l.o. SouthMolton r. Kettering .. r. Newton r. Banbury ... I. Temple ...., I. Upminster.. /.do I. Halifax .... I. Kose& Crown I. Sand bach r. Ashington .... r.o. Banbury .., r.o Onndle , r. Wakefield.... I. Doncaster .... /. Dorchester..., r. Worcester.... r. Leek I. Pembroke..., r. Mansfield..., I. Horse Bridge I. Preston l.o. Carnforth ., I. Ah Kettleby., r. Carlisle Ti Cheltenham . r. Tewkesbury., I. Copdock r.o. Tiverton..., I. do........ /•. Lincoln r. Birtley I. Three Tuns .. I. Wpolhampton I. Warwick... r. Faringdon. I. Brongh .... r.o. Milton /. Walsingham.. r.o. Red Lion .. r. Lark field I. Penrith r. Wheatley .... r.o. Hut l.o. Buckingham r. Daveutrv I. Whit we 11 I... Chapel Town. /. York Gate.... 1. Runcton Gr.. r.o. Hepworth.. r.o. Ardleigh ... I. Wigton r.o.HattonHeath l.o. Knotty Ash. Coltishall .... Crewkerne ... L Brook Street.. /-. Wells Cook ridge ... r. Wells I. Weasenh.St.P. l.o. Braintree .. 1. North wich.... l.o. Langtoft l.o. Hinckley .. r. Wells Wolverhampt. Strattdn Winchester .. r.o. Kettering .. /•. Colchester.... Evesham .... r.o. Brandon.... r. Cookridge ... O 115] WEL tO WES Parishes, lie Counties, mis Reference to Itin Wei borne Norf. .. Welburn York.n Welch Hampt. Salop .. Welch Bicknor. Monm. Welbury York.n Welby Leic... Welbv Lincoln Weldon, Little do Welford Glouc.. Welham Leic... Well..... Lincoln Well York.n Wella.id Wore. Wellbourn .... Lincoln Wellburn York.n Wellcombe.... Devon. Wellesbarn Moinnford... Warw. Wellesburn Hastings ....do Wellingore — Lincoln Wellington .... Merer".. Wellow Somer.. Wellow Nott. .. Wellow, East.. Hants.. Wells, St. Don. nats Glam.. Wellwick York.e. Welney Norf. .. Welsh Whittle Lane... Welsh Newton Heref.. Welton in the Marsh Lincoln Welton N.hain. Welton York.e. Wembdon Somer. Wembury Devon. Wembworthy do WendensAmbo Essex.. Wenden Lofts do Wendlebury... Oxford. Wendling Norf. .. Wend ron Cornw. Wendy Camb. Wenham Parva Suffolk. Wenham Mag. do Wenhaston ....do Wensley York.n Wensley Derby. Wenlock, Little Salop .. Wennington ... Essex .. Wennington ... Lane... Wenn, St Cornw. Wentor Salon .. Went worth .... York.a; Wenvoe Glam.. Wentworth .... Camb. Weonard's, St. Heref.. Werrington.... Devon. Wessington.... Derby. Westacre Norf... Westbeer Kent... Westborough... Lincoln Westboorn Sussex. Westbromwicn Stafford Westbury Salop .. Westbury Somer. Westcote Glouc. Westerdale.... York.n Westerfield .... Suffolk. Westerleigh.... Glouc. Westerton Dnrh .. Westfield Norf. .. Westfield Sussex.. Westfirle do West gate N.hum. Westhall Suffolk. Westham Sussex.. Westhampnet do West Hide .... Heref., Westhorpe ....Suffolk. Westhotlily.... Sussex. Westhoughton Lane... Pig 10 [I. Norwich 540 { 4 r. Helmesley ... 496 16 \r. Shrewsbury.. 232 \l. GoodrichCross 199 I 5 r. NorihAllerton 448 2 l/.o.MeltonMowb 380 J 4 r. Grantham.. ..'.347 I 4 r. Oakley 380 4 7.0. Aldei minster. 227 Si r.O.MarketHarb. 323 3 r. Dalby '497 4 7. RoyalOak Inn 355 i 2il. Upton '225 8 7. Leasingham ..'488 2 /.o.WhitwellI..l495 5 I. Hartland 113 r. Stratford 227 4 r. do 227 3 /. Green Man... 488 5 jr. Hereford '219 511.0. Baib J145 517. Tuxford (480 87 3 J /-. Romsey, 2 \r. Cc lowbridge.. 2 \r.o. Patttington 5 \l. Littleport.... 2*7. NightingaleH. 331 4 \r. Monmouth... 19y r.o. Lincoln .... r.o. Daventry... r. South Cave... r. Bridgewater..,130 I. Brixton 96 r. Bow 117 l\ ] l.o. Newport.... 519 3 I. Littlebury ,...|519 I. Bicester I. Swart ham., r. Helstone ... I. Arrington .. I. Bentley .... li*. d /. Bl l.o. Leyburn....l4 l.o. Matlock ....:376 /. Wellington ... ! 231 r.o. Upminster.. 559 r. Hornby 342 r.o. Lanivett.... 6.3 r.Bi»hop'sCastle!240 r. Chapel Town 384 l.o. Cardiff jlfjO I. Streetham Br. 507 I. White Cross.. 215 r. Lannceston... 63 I. Alfreton 1423 I. Newton [525 r. Stui ry 9 r.LongBenningt. 348 r. Mid Lavant..| 33 6 \l.o. Birmingham 228 8 \l.o. Shrewsbury ,232 3{\r. Wells !l39 6 r. Burford 195 8 r. Stokesley ,...|528 2 \l. Ipswich 539 4 r. Wick ,177 3 7. Ferry Hill.... '451 2 r. East Dereham 529 4 \l. Battel j 24 4 7. Lewes | 36 6 I. Stannington... 452 4 7. Blvthburgh...'547 4 |. SwinesHill...! 2fi 2 \l. Chichester ..".. 33 3 r. Tarrington.... 219 4 /.Thwaite 539 4 ir.fl.EastGrinstedl 35 4 U.Bolton 331 WES tO WHE Parishes, lie Weitkirby Westley Westleton Westley Westmeston ... Westmill Westoe 1 Weston Weston Coney Weston Weston Weston upon Trent Weston upon Avon Weston Weston Weston Su bed. Weston, Cold.. Wedon WestonBeggar. Weston under Weathlev Weston Market Weston Under- wood Weston by Wei- land Weston in Gor- diua Weston Bin.... Weston Pavel.. Weston Weston on the .Green Weston, Old... Weston, South WestonTurville Weston Weston Zoyl... Weston Bam- field Weston Patrick Weston WestonPevcrcI Weston We8tonColville Westputford... Westward West well West wick West Wickham Westwoodhay West Wratting Wetheral Wetherden .... Wetheringset .. Wettenhall .... Wetton Wettwang Wexham Weyhourn .... Weybread Whaddon Whaddon Whaddon Whaddon Whalcott Whalton Whaploade .... Wharram leStr. Wharram Per. Wharton Whatfield Whatley Whatton Whatton Wheatacre All Saints Wheatenhurst.. Wheattield Wheatliemp- stead [116 Counties. Chester Camb.. Suffolk. do. . Sussex.. Herts... Durh... Y r ork.7/ Suffolk. Salop .. Chester Derby . Glouc. Nott.... Lincoln Glouc. Salop.. N.ham. Heref.. Warw. Suffolk. Bucks. N.ham. Somer.. Glouc. N.ham. Somer. Oxford. Hunt... Oxford. Bucks. Herts.. Somer. do Hants.. Norf... Devon: York.e. Camb. Devon. Cumb. Oxford. Durh... Camb. Berks. Camb. Cumb. Suffolk. do Chester Stafford York.e. Bucks. Norf... Suffolk. Bucks. Camb. Glouc. Wilts... Warw.. N.hum. Lincoln York.e. do Chester Suffolk. Somer. Nott.... Leic... Norf... Glouc. Oxford. Herts.. mis Reference to Jtin . pag 6 2. Tranmore .... 394 lir.SixMileBotton ! 519 2i r.o. Yoxford.... ,547 2fr.o. Saxham .... 523 3 I. Friars Oak Inn 40 1 7. Biintingford ..'444 1 r. South Shields 484 2 r. Otley 3 I. Stanton 3 7. Sandford , 3 r. Walgherton.., 3 7. Shardlow 324 3 7. Alderminster '227 1 'r.Scarth.Moor 1. 447 3 r. Spalding 497 2 r. Broadway.... 155 5 I. Tern Hill .... 312 5{ I. Towcester .... 296 1 r. Dorinington.^219 4 I. Ryton '296 4i I. Frostenden ... 547 I. Olney r.o. Oxendon 10 l.o. Bristol 3 7. Tetbury 2i r. Northampton 2 r. Bath 4 I. Bicester 270 1 r.o^ Brington ... 397 1 /. Postcombe 2 r.o. Wendover. 21 r. Graveley .... 5 /. Piper's Inn... 6 'r.o. Wincaunton 2k' r. Sth.Warnboro \l. Norwich '540 2 r. Plymouth 2 r. Whit we 11 I... r.o. Linton r. Holsworthy.. I. Wigton I. Burford r.o. BernardCas. r.o. Linton l.o. Newbury — r. Bourn Bridge r. Carlton 61 I. Little Stonham 539 i jr. Brockford.... 2 \r. Highwayside 4 jr. Ked Lion .... 11 7. Pocklington... If r. Slough 3 jr. Holt. r. Harleston .... I. Shenley Inn... r.o. Kneesworth I. Gloucester.... r. Littleton r. Shipston I. Stannington .. r. Spalding r. New Malton.. r. do 1493 l.o. Middlewich ;309 2ijr.o. Hadleigh... 557 2 ir.o. Frome 150 11 !r. Nottingham.. (383 liY.o.Hatherne.... 324 3 'r.o. Gillingham 8 \l. Gloucester.... li I. Postcombe.... 3 I. Lomsford .... 550 343 117] WHB tO WHX Parishes, JfC. . . • Counties. mis Reference to Itin... P«g Wheathill Salop... B r.O. Ludlow 240 Wheathill Somer.. 1 l.o. Lovington... l«q Wheatley Can. Lane. .. 9 l.o. Burnley 417 Wheatly,NoithNott.... 4! r. East Retford.. 400 Wheatly, South do 5 r.do 4H0 Wheaton Aston Stafford M r. I vetsey Bank. 311 Wheddicar Cumb.. 2 r. Whitehaven .. 421 Wheel ton Lane... 3 r. Chorley 331 Wheldrakc York, e 4 r. Kexby Bridge l.o. Bradfield.... 4H3 WhelncthamM. Suffolk. M 043 Whelpington... N.lium. I r. Collel 436 When by York.ra 1. Spittle Bri.lnn I. Bradfield 484 Whepstead Suffolk. 'M 543 Wherstead ....do 3 r. Copdock 53Q Wherewell Hants.. M 1. Andover 55 Whessoe Durh... 2 l.o. Darlington.. ♦51 Whetstone Leic.... 44 1. Oadby 323 Whichford .... Warw. s r. LongCompton I. Gateshead .... 227 Whickham .... Durh... 3 452 Whilton N.ham. 3 r.o. Weedon 24ti Whimple Devon. 2 r.o. FairMile Inn 50 Whinberg Norf... a r. East Dereham 529 Whinfell Cumb.. Whippingham.. I. of W. i 3 4iy 77 I. Newport Whipsna.ie Bedf.... 2} 1. Dunstable 270 Whfehton N.4iam. 34 r.o. Horton 28t' Wbissen ine .. Rutl.... SM r.o. Langham... 380 Whisson Sett .. Norf... SM r. Rainham 525 Winston Stafford 5 r. Ivetsey Bank. 311 Whiston Lane... 1 /. Prescot 304 Whiston York.uj 7 r. Sheffield 3»4 Whitacre.Neth. Warw. 3 r. Coleshill 200 Whiiacre.Over. do 34 r. do Whitbourne... Heref... Whitburn Durh... 1 3 211 r. Sunderland... 483 Whitchurch.... Oxford. H r.o. Reading .... 132 Whitchurch.... York.it; 4 r. Leeds 387 Whitchurch.... Glam .. 4 r. Cardiff. 100 Whitchurch.... Warw. 1 1. Alderminster.. 227 Whitchurch.... do 8 l.o. Newcastle... 2*; Whitchurch.... Somer.. 2 /. Keynsham.... 15*1 Whitchurch Ca- nonicorum. .. Dorset.. 2 r. Charmonth ... 50 Whitcombe,Gt. Glouc.. 54 1. Charlton K... V Whitcombe Dorset.. 31 1. Dorchester.... Whitechnrch... Devon. 1 1. Tavistock & Whitfield M.ham. 4 r. Brackley Whitfield N.hum. r.o. AldstoneMo 414 Whitfield Kent.... Whitgift York.a- 2 10 I. Ewell 7 r. Thome 515 Whitt'ord Flint.... 2 r. Holywell 288 WhtLadyAston Wore .. 94 r. Stoughton Iflfi White Notlev.. Essex... 3 1. Witham fi!M White Parish' .. Wilts... 8 1. Salisbury 55 Whitstable .... Kent.. 1. Canterbury ... 4 White Stanton. Somers. (I r. Chard 10R VVhitstone Cornw. 5 1. Stratton 117 White Waltbam Berks... »4 1. Maidenhead .. 132 Whitewell York.rc 4 r. Catterick Bri. 355 Whitley N.hum. M r. Newcastle 452 Whitley York.w 4 I. Wool ley Park 387 Whitley Chesh.. 3 l.o. Gt Budwor.. 300 426 Whitley York.«> 5 r. Darrington.... Whitlingham .. Norf.. 3 r. Norwich 540 Whitmore Stafford 4 /. Handford 3()0 Whitnash Warw. 14 1. Radford "•I 18 Whitonstall N.hum. 2 r. Unthank 43fi Whitstone Devon.. 34 r.o. Exeter M Wliittington,Gt N.hum. 4 r.o. Corbddge.. 436 Whittington ... Stafford 24 r. Lichfield 200 Whittington.... Glouc. 2 r. Frog Mill I. . m Whittington Salop.. 2} r. Oswestry 232 Whittington.... Lane... 4 r. Burton 332 Whiitlebury.... N.ham. 4 l.o. Potterspury . 20ri Whittle-le-Wo.. Lane... 2 r.o. Chorley 331 Whittlesford....Camb.. 2 1. Sawston 500 Whitton Durh... ft 1. Stockton j 483 Whitton Lincoln q I. Barton 488 Whitton Radnor 3 r. Pre8leign ' 212 Whitton Suffolk. 2 I. Ipswich 5SQ Whitwell I.ofW 4 r. Shanklin 8o Whitwell Rutl... 4 r. Oakham 380 Whitwell Derby.. 11 r. Whittington.. 384 WFII tO WIL [118 Parishes, #c«.. Counties, mis Whitwell Ho..Dim-|i... Whitwick Leic... Whitwood Vork.tt; Whitworth Durh... Whixhoe Suffolk. Whixley York.«; Whorlton....,.Durh... Wichenford ... Wore... Wichnor Stafford Wich St. Lawr. Somer.. Wick Wore... Wick Glam..., Wicken N.ham.! 2i Wicken Bonnet Essex.. ] l| Wicken... Camb,. Wickenby .... Line Wickersley.... York.w Wickham, W. Kent..., Wickhampton Norf. .. Wickham Bp.'s Essex.. WickhamSkth. Suffolk. Wickham Kent Wickham St.P. Essex.. Wickhambreu. Kent.. Wickhambrk.. Suffolk Wicklewood .. Norf. .. Wickmere do Wick war Glouc, Widcomb Somer. Widdingtou ... Essex., Widdrington... N.hum Widecombe in the Moor Devon. Widford Herts.. Widley Hants. Widmer Pool.. Nott..., Wiolnes Lane.., Widworthy.... Devon. Wield Hants., Wisborough G. Essex.. Wig borough L. do Wiggenhall St. M. Magdalen Norf. .. Wiggenhall St .do. ... . Sussex, . Stafford . Oxford . York. 7 Herts Peter Wiggenholt. Wigginton . Wigginton . Wigginton . Wigginton . Wigglesworth.. York.w Wighill do. e.. Wigmore Heref.. Wigston Magna Leic... Wigtoft Lincoln Wigton York.tt; Wike no. to.. Wike do. to.. Wilbarston .... N.ham. Wilberton Camb. Wilbraham M. do WilbrahamPardo Wilby Suffolk. Wilby N.ham. Wilby Norf... Wilcot Wilts... Wiiden Bedf... Wildon York.?* Wilford Nott.... Wilksby Lincoln Wjllaston Chester Willcrick Monm. Widen Bucks. Willerby York.e. Willerby do. e... Willeisey Glonc. Willesden Middx. Willesley Derby. Willey Salop.. Wiljey Warw. Willian Herts... Willingale Doe Essex.. WillingaleSpn.do. .... Reference to /tin. . r. Chester le Str. I. Loughborough r. Wakefield... I. Butcher Race r. Haverhill r. Walshford... r.BernardCasth I. Hallow r. Lichfield .... r. Puxton r. Pershore I. Ewenney Bdg I. StonyStratford I. Newport...... I. Newmarket... r. Lincoln, I. Bawrry r. Mason's Hill.. r. Norwich . rHatfieldPeveril I. Thwaite I. Welling. l.o. Catley Cross I. Littlebourne.. r. Haverhill I. Wymondham r.o. Itteringham I. Dursley , I. Bath , r.o. Quendon..., r. Earsdon Moor r. Bickington ... r. Ware r.o. Purbrook... /. Over Brought I. Warrington.., I. Wilmington... r.o. Alton , r. Kelvedon r. do....... 1,0. Runcton... I. Setch I. Pulborough.., r. Tarn worth... r. Chapel House r.o. York l.o. Nth. Church I. Long Preston /. Tadcaster r. Kingsland... 1. Oadby , l.o. Kirton r.o. Leeds , r. Halifax , r.o. Leeds , r. Market Harb, I. Streetham..... I. Six M. Bottom I. do Brockfcrd St. Wellingboro. r.o. Larlingford Marlborough r.o. Bedford Thormanby.. Nottingham... I. Stick ford r.o. Great Sutton Penhow I. Broughton I. Staxton I. Kirk Ella r. Broadway.... r.HolsdonGreen l.o. Measham.... r. Bridgenorth.. Lutterworth.. Hitchin ro.ChippingOng r>o. do pa? 452 324 387 451 555 352 370 296 17fi 155 163 20S 51C 515 4K8 480 17 540 53T3 539 3 543 15 555 520 531 174 145 516 452 91 444 28 380 309 n 53. > 536 508 508 476 259 403 470 212 323 497 387 400 387 323 507 519 519 530 373 520 135 393 477 383 497 394 159 280 491 501 155 274 319 252 280 379 541 541 119] WIL tO WIN WIN to WIT [120 Parishts, SfC... . Counties. mls\ Reference to Itin. 507 Parishes, b;c Counties. mis Reference to Itin. 53q Willingham .. . Camb. 7 I. Milton Winston Suffolk. 5 r. Lit. Stonham Willingham, IS . Lincoln U l.o. Louth 4' if; Winstone Darh... r.o. BernardCast. 370 Willingham, S. do Willingham by 1) 1. do 4y- Winstone Glouc. WinterborneA. Dorset. 5 I r. Poulton l.o. W iuterborne 172 5Q Stow Willingham .do 8 /. do 498 Winterbourne Glouc. Winter bourne 7 r. Bristol 177 Cherrj — • do 3 r. Lincoln 48R Basset Wilts .. 3! r. Beckhamt.Tnn 13.5 Willington ... . Eedf. .. 3 1. Beeston Cross 344 Winterbourn... Berks.. 3 ;•. Speenhamland 13f) Willington .. . Dnrh... 4 /. SunderlandBr. 131 Winterbourne Willington .. . Derby. 4 r. Bretby ur ( Gunner do. .... 3 r.o. Wintersl. H. 55 Willisham .... . Suffolk. 4 L Clay don 53g Winterbourne Willoughby, Dantsev do 3i r.o. do ss Scot . Lincoln 1. Aswarby 486 Winterbourne; Willou^hby... . Nott. .. :•; r. Over Brought. 380 Earl- do 3J r.o. do 55 \V iiloiigiibv Winterborne Wale; less... . Leic... 5 r. Lutterworth.. "SO Strickland ... Dorset. 5 r.o. Blandford.. 50 Willoaghby... . Lincoln 4 /-. Parmev 407 Winterborne Willoughtoti.. .do 3 l.o. Spiital Inn.. 4 a , Houghton ... do Winter borne b r.o. do Sti Wilmington .. . Sussex. 2* i . SwinesHill... '.111 Wilmington .. . Kent ... 1 r. Horn's Cross.. 3 Chnstone ... do 45 r.o. do Sb' Wilue . Derby. . Lane... 1 q r. Shardlow .... r. Walton leDale 324 331 Winterbome . Kingstene.... do 6 l.o. do 50 Wilpshire Wilsford . Lincoln i I. Sleaford 488 WinterborneSt. Wflsford . Wilts... r. Salisbury 53 Martin's do ] 1. Winterborne.. 9q Wilsden . Vork.w ' ;3 Wislev Surry.. M r. Kiplc> 27 Wiucb, East.. Norf. .. 4 r. Setch 508 Wispington Lincoln 4 1. Horncaslle 5i >3 Winchcombe.. Winchendon, Glouc . . 6 r. Frog Mill I... 105 Wisset Suffolk. bi 3 I. Yoxford r.o. paniston Br. 547 ld 7 V\ istbfl Pemb.. .Nether , Bucks. 34 r. Thame 218 Wiston Suffolk. 1 /. Neyland 5,)2 Wineheiidon, W js ton Sussex. J r. Stevning 43 Upper do 14 1. Wnddeston ... 870 Wistastpn Chester r. Nantwich ','87 Winchfield ... Hants.. 2 l.o. Hartford Br. f>2 Wisteston Heref.. r. Hereford JS Wincle . Chester 3 r.o. Bosley -;-:,; Wjstow York.a; 7 ;-. Sheibum Windle 3 r. Rainhill so J Wistow Hunt... M /.o. Warbo\s.... 4;4> Wind If sham .. . Snrry.. 1' 1. Bagshot 52 Wjstow Leit. .. i /. Great Glen.... 323 Windleston ... . Durh... J l.o. Rushyford.. 451 Wiswell Lane. i r. Whalley 41o Windrnsh .Glouc. 1 r.o. Barnngtou.. 1. Osnundiston.. 10' i> /.Ely. ■a Wimarthiug .. . Norf. .. 5 53o Witchampton.. Dorset. 4 1. TarrautHinton Winford . Somer. b /. Bristol i:ri Witchfoid Camb. 3 /.Ely 007 Winfrith New Witchingham, burgh Dorset. R 1. Piddletown... 5ft Grt. and Lit. Norf. .. 2 r. Reepham .... 531 Wing Roll.... 4 r. Uppingham... 3;-;o Witchling.. Kent .. 2j 1. Lenham 12 . Bucks. Durh... 3 4 /.o.LeightonBuz. 1. Sheraton 430 403 Witham, South Lincoln Witham on the o l.o. Greeiham... 347 Wingate Wingerworth. Derby. 2 1. Chesterfield... >:4 Hill do 1' r.o. Stamford ... S47 WingfieId,Nth.do. .... '2 /. Norrnanton T. 3:;3 Witham Priory Somer. 3 r. Yarnfield 127 Wiugf, id, Stb .do '.' /. Chesterfield... 3;;i Witham, North Lincoln o 1. Coltersworth 347 Wingfield . Suffolk. r,i r. Broome 53* I Witheall do 3 I. Louth 408 Wingrave..... Winkbourn... Buck-. ■M /•. Aston Clinton '.'•V.I Wilhcole Leic... r. 1. Uppinsham .. .30 Nott.... fi l.o. Newark 3 |K WithfomheRa. Devon. lo 1. Fair Mile Inn &q Winkfield Wilts... 24 r.o. Trowbridge una Withcll Flory .. Somer. 7 ro.Wiveliscomb. 180 Winkley . Devon. 5 r. North Tav.ton 117 Withersheld ... Suffolk. 2 r.o. Haverhill .. -,i:. Winksley York.?*' Q I. Kirby Hill .. 355 Witheridge .... Devon. b| 1. Ingram r.o. Dalbv 112 Winlaton . Durh... 5i /. Gateshead.... I.T Withern Lincoln 7 4o- ( Wiumarleigh.. . La no.. o 1. Garstang 33'J Withernsea .... Vork.e, 3 1. Pattrington ... 50b I /. Winchester ... ^.Losjtwithiel.... 87 03 r. Hull 4 York.w Wonersh Surry .. Wonston Hants.. Woobnrn Bucks.. Woodbastwick. Norf. .. Woouborough'.. Nott. .. Woodborongh.. Wills... Woodbury Devon. Woodchester ... Glouc. Woodchurch .. Chester Woodehurch.... Kent .. Woodeott Hants.. Wood Dalling.. Norf. .. Wood Ditton... Camb.. Woodeaton,.... Oxford. Wood Enderby Lincoln Woodford Chester Woodford N.ham. Woodford Essex .. Wood Green... Hants.. WoodhamWalt. Essex .. Woodham Ferr. do WoodhamMort. do Woodhay Berks.. Woodhorn N.lmm. Woodhouse .... Leic... Wooclhnrst Hunt... Woodland Devon. Woodlands .... Dorset. Woodland Durh... Woodleigh Devon. Woodmancott.. Hants.. Woonmantsern. Surrj .. Wuodnesboro'.. Kent.. Wood Newton .N.ham. Wood Norton.. Norf. .. Woodplnmpton Lane ... Woodrising Norf... Woodsetts York.?r Woodsford Dorset . Woodstone Hunt... Woodton Norf... Wood Walton. Hunt... Wookey Somer.. Wool Dorset. Woolavington.. Somer-. Woollavington. Sussex.. Woolbeding.... do Wooldingham.. Surrey.. Woolferlow Heref.. Reference to Itin. pag r. Dulverton.... 130 l.o. Holt Heath.. 539 /. Ipswich 5'sy r.o. Brightwell.. lfiy r.o. do ,169 0. Chichester.. 33 r.o. do 33 r. Reding Street. I 22 r. Nth. Walsham 520 r. Hartford 486 l.o. Durham 451 l.o. Ley burn .... 429 r. Norwich '540 r. Reepham ,531 I. St John's Com J 40 G.Walsingham 525 r. Bradfield 543 I. Stratford '227 Ripley I 27 r. Foxholes 491 I. Tiverton 112 /. Willoughby.... 296 Nottingham ... 383 I. Alconbury ;344 r. Bath jl45 r.o. Kidderminst. 252 l.o. Warwick.... r. Caerwent ..., I. Smockington.. r. Oaken Gates ..|231 I. Wolverhampt.i23l /•. Worsbrongh..|S84 I. HalfwayHousel 7 /•. Went Bridge.. 351 I. Guildford 27 67 lui 510 3o:s iy-. I. Sutton I. Beaconsfield .. r. Norwich. r. Red Hill I. West Kennet.. I. Honiton Clyst. I. Stroud I. Tranmore I. Leigh Green .. r.o. Whitohureh. I. Reepham r.o.Six Mile Bot. r.o. Wheatley.... /. Stickford r. Salisbury r. Irthlingboro'.. I. Forsters Booth 29 r.o. Fording Br.. 115 l.o. Runsells 1559 I. Wickford 557 r.o. Runsells 559 I. Speenhamland. J 35 r. Morpeth I. Mount Sorrel.. Old Hurst.... 1. Asbburton I. Gussage. St. A. Ao.Bernwl Cast. 370 I. Luckbridge....! 96 I. Popham i 87 I. CanhatchFarm 39 r. Sandwich 15 r.o. Oundle 397 r.o. Thornage... 530 l.o. Cadley Moor 332 I. Attleborough.. l 520 r.o. Worksop... 348 I. Piadletown ... 56 I. Peterborough . 1 487 I. Bungay ,550 r.o. Alconbury ..|344 r. Wells |l39 r. Wareham 106 130 34 33 35 211 Bridgewater.. r.o. Petworth r. Midhnrst /.o.Rose&Crown r. Sapey WOO tO WRA [122 Parishes, lie Countie*. Woolfardiswort Devon. Woolferton .... Norf. .. Woolford, Gr... Warw.. Woolford, Litt. do Wool Hope Ileref .. Wolley York.w Woolpit Suffolk. WolstantOn .... Stafford Woolsthorpe... Lincoln Woolstone Magna Bucks.. Woolston Parv.do Woolstone Glouc... Woolson Warw.. Woolston Lane... Woolstone Berks.. Woolstrope .... Lincoln Woolton Much. Lane... Woolton, Little do Woolverton.... Hants.. Wool version .. Suffolk. Woolverton.... Somer.. Woolverton.... Bucks.. Wooton T. of W. Wooton N.ham. Wooton Bedford W ooton Oxford. Wooton Bucks.. Wooton Saint Lawrence.... Hants.. Wootton" Stafford Wottou Courtn. Somer.. Wootton, North do Wooton, Glan.. Dorset Wootton Kent. .. Wooton Lincoln Wootton.North Norf.... Wootton Warw.. Wootton North Dorset ... Word well Suffolk. Worldham.East Hants.. Worldham, Wt.do Worneld Salop... Worksop Nott.... Worlaby Lincoln Worleston Chester Worlingham ... Suffolk. Worlingworth-.. do Worlington do WorlingtonEast Devon. Worlington, W. do Wormbridge .. Heref... Wormgay Norf... Wormhili Derby.. Wormingford .. Essex .. Wormjnghall... Bucks... Wormington ... Glouc... Wormleighton. Wat w.. Wormsley Heref.. Worplesdon ....Surry .. Worsall, High . York.w Worsley Lane... Worstead Norf.... Worsthorn Lane... Worston do Wortham Suffolk. Worth Kent... Worth Sussex- Worth Mairav. Dorset.. Wortbiu Salop... Worthenbury .. Flint.... W^rthingtou ...Leic WoS ton, Nether Oxford. Worton, Over., do Wothersome ... York.//' Wotton Surry .. Wotton Rivers Wilts.. WottonFitzpain Dorset. Woughton Bucks.. Wouldham .... Kent ... Wrabness Essex . . Wragby Line... Wragby York.w mh\ Reference to Itin. pag T7 West Bucks... 112 l.o. Castle Rising 520 /.o.Long Compt. 227 l.o. do I. Stoke Edith... l.o. Staincross ... r.Bury St.Edms. r.Newc.unLynf; I. Grantham.... I. Broughion.... I. do r. Cheltenham.. r. Ryton r. Warrington... r.o. Wantage.... I. Grantham .... I. Knotty Ash... l.Ae r. Basingstoke... r. Copdock I. Road r. FennyStratfd, I. Newport l.o. Hackleton .. l.o. Ampthill r.o. Woodstock.. I. Ham Green... r. Worting r. Uttoxeter 1. Minehead /.Wells I. Sherborne .... I. Denton r.o. Elsham Hall I. South Wooton I. WoltonWaven /. Sherboi.,. .... I. Bnrv St.Edms I. Alton , l.o. do r. Bridgenorth. I. East Retford l.o. Elsh.im Hall r. Nantwich.... I. Benacre r. Brockford.... /. Barton Mills.. I. Ingram I. do I. Great Firch... ;*. Setch ,.. r. Buxton /.Great Horksley r.o. ihaine I. Broadway.... I. Lr. Shuck burg r. Bridge Sollers /-. Guildford .. I. Crathorne... I. Pendlebnry . r. WestwickHall r. Burnley r. Clitheroe ... l.o. Botesdale.. r. Sandwich.... 1. Crawley . r.o. Kingston.., r. Montgomery /.NoMan'sHeath r. Ash by delaZ. ;•. Eustone .. r. do , I. Bramham .... >. Dorking I. Marlborough r. Charmouth ... r.o. FennyStratf. 291 r. Rochester f 4 I. Bradfield |546 r. Lincoln 488 r. Wakelield.... l 387 :i'i-> 123] WRA tO YAF Parishes, itc... Counties Wramplingh.... Nor Wrangle Lincoln Wratting. WestCamb.. WraningMagn. Suffolk Wratting Parvado. ... Wrawb\ Lincoln Wrax-ili Somer. Wraxall, N-rth Wilis... Wrax.ili Dorset Wreay Cuinb. Wretton Yorfc.a Wrenbury Chestei Wreningliam .. Norf. .. \V'res»ei York.?. Wie^ilingwtri.. Bedf... Wretham, West Norf. .. Wretham, Last do Wreit.n do Wrightingtoii.. Lane. Wringtoii Somer. Writhlington... .lo Wii tlf Ks.-ex.. Wrockwardme Silo. .. Wroot Lincoln Wronthton Wats... Wrox .11 War. . Wrox*-ter Salop... Wroxham Nort. .. Wyb-rton LiiKOln VV'\ bitiibui v.... Chestei Uscliffe ....... Y .(ire.it Stafford Wythain Berks.. W>tbebrook... Warw. Wyton York.e. Wyverstone ...Suffolk. Yafforth York.w nils- Reference to Itin 3 ~ ^.o.Wymondhani r.Sibsey r.o. linton r.o. Haverhill... i.o. do r.o.Glandford B L BrMol , r. Pickwick r. Dorchester ... fV'.LowerHesket I. Pi-kering I. Na.it aii h .... r. Wj moniiliam .'. Howden r. Potto n I. Ihetiord L do /. Stoke Ferry... '.. NightingaleH. 9. Bristol I. Kadstoke .WiiltordBridg. r.o. Wellington.. /•.Thorne I. Swindon .0. Warwick.... . Norton .o. Norwich.... . Boston . Walgberton... . Small ways . liuntingtord.. .0. Garstang ... .o. Louth . Brotnpton . Coventry .0. Wey mouth.. . Corbri Ige. ... I. Htishdeu r. MeitonMo« l). I. Graveley I. do Staines Perehore r. Corilin^stock r.o. Oxford I. Smockington r. Hull; I. Thwaite li I. NortliAllerton 448 J* YAL Parishes, tec-." Counties, YaJding . T Keut ., Yanworth Glouc, Yipham York.e Vai'ton Sussex. Yarborough ... Lincoli, Yarcombe Devon. Yardley Wore.., Ya.dley N.ham. Yardley Herts .. Yaikhill Her el.. Yirlington .... Somer. Yam-combe... Devon. Yarpole Heref.. Y.irwell N.ham. Yatt Glonc.. Yateley Hants.. Yatesb'iry Wilis... Yattendon Berks.. Yatton Key nell Wilts... Yatton Here!'.. Yatton S'tner. Yaverland .... J. of W. Yaxlian Norf. .. Yazor Heret.. Yeai'en Yoik.// Yealand Ked- inivn Lane. Yealand Con- \ers do Yearesley York./, Veaveley Derby . Yeldersley do Yeldham, Lit- tle Essex.. Yelling ;.. Hunt... Yelverion Norf. .. Yelvertoft N.ham. Yeovilton Somer. Ytib.iston ... . Pemb.. Yetford Oxmrd. Y"ctminster .... Dorset. Yielding Bedf. .. Yonlgravc Derby. Youl'thorpe York.r Youlton do. n.. Yox.ill Stafford Ystradgy nlais Brecon Ystradowei]....Gl.tm .. Vstradvelltex .. Brecon Ystiadyiouwg Glam.. Zeal.Monachor. Devon. Zennor .. Cornw. tO ZEN [124 Reference to ltin. r. Linton Lo. Northleach. I. Pocklington . r.o. Arundel.... r. Louth /'. Stockiand.... r. Shirley Street r. Horton • •. Stevenage . . . r. larrngton... •-. Winc.innton. I. Barnstaple.... -. Leoiuinsier ... .'. W.mdsford... . Marshfield... . Blackwater... .Beckhamp.Inn .Theal .0. Chippenham . Ross Bristol.... . Bradiug.. . East Dt-rclidin . Byfoni.... /. Cookridge I. Carnforth. L do o. Stillington. I. Brailsford .. I. do Grt. Yeldham f'apwoithS'.E. Newton /. T ornby Yeovil I. Cold Blow.... i. Witney Yeovil r.o. Knotting.... '•.Newhavenlnn •'. Wiiberioss .... . Shipton . Lichfield . Neath . Cowbridge ... . Brecon 1.0. Caerphilly.. r. Bow Penzance. INDEX TO THE RIVERS AND NAVIGABLE CANALS WHICH OCCUR IN THIS WORK, Referring to the Pages ivhere their Courses are described. A Abercwfm 167 Adur 38 Aire 351 Aide 547 Almond 45(5 Alni 452 Alum 293 Andover Canal 88 Anker 283 Annan 330 Anton 07 Arrow 200 Arun 48 Ashby de la Zouch Canal.. 285 Attery 9» Aven 9i Avon (bv Bath and Bristol) uniting with the Severn.. 136 Avon, Lower 175 Avon (Glamorganshire).... 103 Avon (by Salisbury) uniting with the Sea at Christ- clmrch 72 Avon (by Stratford) uniting with the Severn at Tewkes- bury 155 Axe 89 B Bain 503 Bade 130 Barnsley Canal 389 Basingstoke Canal 57 Birmingham Canal 230 Birmingham and Fazeley Canal 286 Birt 80 Blackwater 536 Blythe 452 Boldre 103 Bollin 3gi Bolton and Bury Canal.... 330 Bourne 55 Bray 112 Brent 51 Browney 435 Brue 123 C Cairn Water 336 Caistor Canal i 500 Caldar 387 Caldew 413 Caiue 136 Cam 507 Camlad 245 Camel Q8 Cardiff Canal 102 Cayle 108 Ceiriog 235 Cham 174 Charwell 102 Chelmer 535 Chester and Ellesmere Canal 234 Chesterfield Canal 401 Cleddy, East 167 Do. West 167 Cliveham 167 Chvyd 291 Clyde 35Q Clytha 163 Cocker 419 Coin (Yorksire) 400 Colue (Hertfordshire) 131 Coly 89 Conway 275 Coquet 452 Cothy 203 Coventry Canal 286 Corve 240 Cover 429 Cowin 164 Crake 421 Cray 3 Cree 339 Croydon Canal 5 D Dane 303 Darent ll Dart 91 Dean 480 Dearn and Dove Canal 386 Deben 547 Dee (at Aberdeen) 339 Dee (at Chester) 256 Derby Canal 326 Derwent (Cumberland).... 418 Derwent f Derbyshire) 3*6 Derwent (Northumberland) 435 Derwent (Yorkshire 484 Dighty 471 Don 351 Dove 327 Dovy 243 Duke of Bridgewatet 's Canal 305 Dutch 527 Dwyryd 243 E Earn 455 i'bwy it*, Eddow 224 Eden ' 471 lillesmeie Canal £,34 K}y I60 ^ lway ,l 29 1 Endwall 212 Ernie (jg Esk (Dumfries-shire) 336 Do. Nth. (Peebles-shire).... 432 Do. South 431 Etterick Water 431 Eure or Yore 355 Ewenny 163 Exe 60 Eye , 45* F Foss Dike New Navigation. 504 Foulmer 527 Fow«y as Frome (Herefordshire) 211 Do. (Dorsetshire) 56* G pBWfe 2«jg Gleugoner 3o5 Goyt 375 Grand Junction Canal 53 Grand Surry Canal 5 Grand Union Canal 310 Greta 419 Granny 200 Guash 347 Gwaiu 208 Gwili ., 203 Gwilly 164 H Hayne $1 Hereford and Gloucester Canal 108 Heyl 120 Humber 483 U Idle 480 Jedburgh Water 436 INDEX OF RIVERS, &c. Irwell 328 lsis, or Thames 174 Isle 119 Itchen 71 IvU 344 Ken 91 Kennet 132 Kennet and Avon Canal.... 146 Key 188 Kington Canal 214 Lachty Lamborue Lancaster Canal Lark Lea Leeds and Liverpool Canal. Leen Leicester Canal Leicester Canal and Naviga- tion Lemmon Leven Liu Llwchor Loddon Looe Lcwlher Loyne £ull-:::::::::::::::::::::::: Lyuher Ogmore. Old River. M Manchester aud Ashton un- der Lyne Canal 330 Maran 343 Maun 348 Mawridach 243 Mease 3ly Meden 383 Medway 4 Mersey 304 Mite River 421 Mole 27 Monmouth Canal 162 Montgomery Canal 246 Manuow 199 .N Nadder 107 Neath lfr> Neath Canal 165 Nen 322 New River 51 New River 443 Nidd 352 Nottingham Canal 385 O Oakham Canal 442 Oakment 117 Oney (by Leominster). y (t Orr Wa Oney (by Lndlow} Ore Orwell Otter Overs Ouse (Northampton) Ouse, Little, (Cambridge) Ouse (Sussex) Ouse (Yorkshire) Oxford Canal Paddington Canal. Parret Penk.., Piddle Plym Purbrook 16:5 13J 2)2 240 336 471 53y m 273. 248 519 42 476 154 Ravcnsborne Ray Rea (Hertfordshire). Rea (Tenbury) Reed Regent's Canal Rib Ribble Roch Rother Rumney 3 218 444 23'J 436 277 444 331 415 16 S Sankey Navigation Sarke Seaton Selby Canal Setchy, or Nar Severn Sheff Shropshire Canal Sid Silver Soar Sow Stafford and Worcester Canal St;iiiiforth and Keadby Canal Stcur (Kent) Stonr (Essex) Stoure (Dorsetshire) .Stratford on Avon Canal ... Strlne Stroud Swale Swansea Canal Taff 160 Tame 283 lamer.... 92 Taunton Canal 114 rave 167 Taw (Devonshire) 60 Taw, Little (Devonshire).... 118 Pa we (Glamorganshire) l63 Tay...„ 459 Pees 435 Teifi £08 Teign, Last 99 Teme 211 Tern 232 Thame 1Q2 Thames ^2 Thames and Severn Canal.. 185 Tidi 99 Tiviot •. 431 Tone 180 Torridge 113 Porvaen 207 Tow 322 Towcy 200 Trent 300 Trent and Mersey, or Grand Trunk Canal 301 Trwdnay 164 Tweed 431 Tyne, (Scotland) 437 Tyne (Northumberland).... 436 Tyne, North 440 Tyne, South 414 V U Verniew 270 Virginia Water 52 Union Canal 325 Usk 160 W W.iinrush 181 Wandle 39 Wantsum 9 Warwick and Birmingham Canal 264 Warwick and Napton Canal 308 Watcrgall 308 Waveney 539 Wear.... 435 Welland 323 Wensbeck 452 Wensum 530 Uever 287 Wey 27 Wharfe 352 Wheeiock 30g Wilts and Berks Canal 148 Wily Bourn 100 Wirhburn 415 Winson, or Stoke 508 Wisk 451 William, Old 501 Worcester and Birmingham Canal 157 Worf 231 Wye 196 Wyrley and Essington Canal 286 Yar 79 Yare 520 Yarrow 395 Yarte 108 Yealme 92 Yeo 101 Yore, or Eure 355 FINIS. AN ALPHABETICAL ARRANGEMENT OF THE PRINCIPAL PLACES THAT OCCUR IN THE ROUTES OF THE Cross; moans : With Reference to the Number of the Route wherein they are given $ for which see the List at the End of this Arrangement. — Example : Aber- gavenny, Route 241. Refer to that Number in the List of the Cross Roads, and it will be immediately seen in what Route it is given ; and in like Manner for any other Place. — See also each Route laid down in the Map, with Figures of Reference attached. Abergavenny, 99, 241, 363 Aberystwith, 1, 15 33, 79» 86, 102 122, 165, 241 326 Abingdon, 265 Acton, 2, 3 Ainsford Inn, 28 Alcester, 20, 21, 167, 220 Aldborough (Suf- folk), 4 Aldstone, 5 AldstoneMoor, 273 Alfreton, 153, 166, 247 Allerton (N.), 242 Allonby, 88 Alnwick, 5 Alresford, 349 Alton, 261, 289 Altrincham, 104, 34i Alveston, 61 Amersham, 288 Ampthill, 6, 30, 258 Andover, 117, 265 Ardley, 260 Arundel, 65 Ashburn, 7, 8, 34, 107, i53> *99 Ashburton, 338 Ashby de la Zouch, 9, 35, l6 9 Ashford (Kent), 84 Ashford (Derby), 154 AshtonunderLyne, 129 Askrigg, 179, 186 Atherstone, 10, 11, 12 Auckland (Bishop) 207 Aust, 19 Axbridge, 59 Axminster, 60,187, 327 Aylesbury, 258, 290 Aylsham, 243 Ayr, 137, I5 6 14 B Bakewell, 13 34, 229 Bala, 15, .101, 171 Baldock, 16 Banburv, 11^, 266 Barming Cross, 93 Barnet, 17 Barnsley, 129 Barnstaple, 1 14, 149, 172, 251 BartonSeagrave,8 1 Basingstoke, 261, 292 Bath, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, ^54, *S5 Bathgate, 134 Battel, 55, 57 Battersea Bridge, 2 Bawtry, 306 Beaminster, 18,283 Beaulieu, 315 Beccles, 4 Beckeuham, 192 Beckingham, 46 Beckington, 6$ Bedford, 6, 16, 29, 30, 183, 258,260 Belper, 7 Bengeworth, 144 Bernard Castle, 207, 322 Berwick, 209 Bewdley, 331, 561 Bibury, 115 Bicester, 31, 259 P Bideford, 146, 252 Biggleswade, 32 Billericay, 95 Billinghurst, 108 Bingham, 248 Birmingham, 10, ii, 20, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 61, 81, 82, 106, 200, 221, 222 Bishop'sAuckland, 207 Bishop's Castle, 231, 307 Bishop's Clyst, 151 Bishop's Stortford, 121 Bishop's Waltham, 117 Black Bourton, 1 44 Blackburn, 164, 287, 348 Blandford, 40, 1 10, 285 Bletchingley, 217 Bloxwich, 106 Blyth burgh, 4 Bodmin, 41, 210, 278, 279 Bognor, 65 Bolton fLanc),2o8 Alphabetical Arrangement or the Eoroughbridge, Buckingham, 1 13 4 2 > S^o* 3 6 9 ! 3 6o Boston, 43,45,46, Builth, or Bualt, .181, 148 Botley, 65 jBuugay, 244 Bourn, 44, 181 Burford, 115, 144, Bourne (East), 191! 254 Bourne South) ,65, Burnham Mkt. 123 191 Burnley, 76, 226, Bo*es, 207, 27a 287, 348 Brackley, 268 'Burton uponTrent Bradford ^ Wilts), ; 37 Chatteris, 140, 14* Cheadle (Chesh.) 34i 75, 86, 165, 232 Cheadle (Staff.), 8 94, 222 Chehnsford,95,96, H3, 297 Cheltenham, 20 97, 98, 325 Chepstow, j 9, 99, 100 Chertsey, 138 Coles bin, 11, J4 » Collumpton, 17 a Colne, 49, 226, 287 Coltersworth, 44, *5° Cougleton, 77, 2x1 Corbridge, 236 Corby, 44 Corwen, 101 Cosham, 285, 312 Coventry, 21, St t 112, 266, 267 4b Bury, 208 :Chester, 19, 38, Cowbridge, 12* Bradford (Yorksh.; Bury St. Edmunds,} IO i, 102, 103, Cranbrook, 56, 296 49, 160, 204 | 139, 162, 16; Braintree, 307 G Brentwood, 52 Caermarthen, 79, Bridgenorth, 53, | 80 c 4 , 97, 214, 215,'Caistor, 211 361 jCallington, 28a Bridgewater, 67 ,Caine, 301 ^Chipping Sodbury Bridlington, 346/Camberwell, 3,360: 2 o 104, icf, ic6 Chesterfield, 36, 37, 107, 154, iff, i94> 195 Chichester,65,io8 261, 262, 312 Chippenham, 109, 110, 111, 112, *55> -99, Chipping Norton, 3 1 , tt3, JI 5 Cranwell, 47 Crediton, 146, 336 Crewkerne, 18, 24, 60, 68 Cricklade, 117,301 Cromer, 123, 354, 366 Cromford, 107, 197 Cross Hands Inn, 2°, 254, 256 Croydon, 124, 192 Cuckfield, 173 370 Bridport, 18 Brige:, or Glandford Bridge, 211 Brighthelmston, <5> S 6 , 57, 58, 6<, 158, 159,312, 349, 35* Brimfield, 53 Bristol, 59, 60, 62, 63, 64, 6c, 66 Cambridge, 8i, Chirk, 102, 253 2,8^, 162, 258,C'hobham, 352 60/288, 297 jChorley, 348 Cambridge Inn, 61 Christchurch, 216, Camelford, 210 j 22 Cannock, 200, 357'Christian Malford, Canterbury, 56, 84, \ 255 8<, 218 jChumleigh, 114, Cardiff, 86, 87, | 146, 149 100, 363 Cardigan, 1, Church Stretton, !o I 19, 231 67, 68, 69, 7o, ( Carlisle, 88,89,90, Cirencester, 112 71, 72, 6c, 93 256, 257 BfUham, 147 Broadstairs, 65 Broadway, 144 Bromesgrove, 61, 73 Bromley, 124 Bromyard, 158, 166, 363 Broseley, 98, 2x2 Brough, 180, 207 242 Bruton, 26, 109, 35 1 Buckenham, 74 91,92,201,235. 236 Carshalton, 192 Castle Bromwich, Cleuburv, 33, 53 11 (Ditto, North, 214 Castle Cary, 27 jClitheroe, 119, 206 115, 116, 117, 264, 301 Clapton, 271 D Dalton, 178 Darlington, 189, 322 Dartford, 124, 125 Dartmouth, 126 .Datcbet, 340 JDaventrv, 82, 115 Deal, 65 Debenham, 359 Deddington, 113, 266 Denbigh, 253 Deptford Inn, 65 Derby, 12,37, 127, 128, 166 Cctstieton, 304 Catterick, 189 Chailey Inn, 173 Chapel on le Frith, 78, 304 Clun, 307 Cockermouth, 92 Codford Saint Pe- ter, 65 Coggeshall, 121 Chapel House, 31, Colche9ter,83,i2 "3 Chard, 187, 327 Chatham, 93 Chatsworth, 229 121 Coldstream, 209 Colebrook Dale, 2i£ Dereham (East), 367 Devil'sBridge, 102 Devizes, 263, 299 Dewsbury, 76 Dihvyn, 330 Dinas-mowddy, X$ Dolgelle, or Dol- gellau, 101 Doncaster, 37,n9 f 130, 203, 249 FRixciPAi Place* $ - Holywell) 171, 305 Honiton, 172, 3 28 Horn castle, 19? . ■ Hornuon on the Hill* 5V95 Horse Bridge, J^ 191 Horsley, 20 Horsham, 173 Hounslow, 1 74,294 How den, 223 Huddersfield, 78, 223, "5 Hull, 204, 206,2*3, 37i Hundred House Inn, 166, 1-82 Hungerford, 264 Hunstanton, 123 Huntingdon, 81, 140,141,1 75., 319 Hurst Green, 56, 1/3 Husband's Bos- worth, 8 1 Hvtbe, 65 Hythe (W.), 85 Ilehestex, 23, i,$f Ilford, 176 Ilfracomb, 114, 149, 251 Ilminster, 187, 317 Ilsley (East), 265 Ingleton, 1 86 Ipswich, 162, 1 77 Ireby, 89 Greenwich, 360 Great Ormsby, 366 Grinsted (East), 337 Guildford, 138,* 59, *9~> «7» *&* Hexham, 5, 236, Iriam, 103, 204 "ron Acton, 2^6 Iver, 340 Ivetsey Bank, 38 Islington, 271 Ixworth, 51 J Tedburgh, i§o Highworth, 255, 270 Hilsea, 118 Hinckley, 11, 169 275 Hitchin, 170 Hockerill, 121 j K Hoddesdon, 170 Wellington, iSi iHolbeaeh. 43 IReUall, 104 P a i8o, Alphabetical Arrangbmbnt of tha ■ Kelso, 209 Lichfield, 34, 36, Kendal, 78, 178, 37, 153, 166,199, 185, 222, 7,66 Lincoln, 127, 193, *94> *95, *96, 197, 198 Linlithgow, 136 Linton, 83, 133 Liskeard, 278, 279 Little Hampton, 65 Liverpool, 1 94,200, 201, 202, 203, 204 207 *i, » 79 37i Kenilworth, "2, 342 Keswick, 91, 274 Ketteriug, 81, 18: Kidderminster, 33 97, 9 8 , 131*166 iSz, 331, 364 Kilmarnock, 156 Kimbolton, 183, 320 Kingsclere, 291 Kingston, 174,184 Kington, 53, 254, 307 Kirby Moorside, 303 Kirkby Lonsdale, 371 Kirkby Stephen, 180, 207 Knaresborough, 119, 185, 2C6, 213, 3°3 Knighton, 33, 307 Maldon, 50 Mallwyd, 15 Malmsbury, 1 x 116, 257 Malvern Wells, 220, 362 Manchester, 104, 129, 195, 204, 222, 223, 225, 226, 305» 309, 205, 206, Manningtree, 162 208, 343 Mansfield, 35, 153, 103 *$5 221, 224. 3°+ 310 L Lancaster, 186, 201, 207 Langley, 340 Langport, 187 Launceston, 2 281 Lavenham, 163 Leatherhead, 192 Lechlade, 254 Ledbury, 158, 188, 36* Leeds, 189, 190, 204, 225 Leek, 13,154,222, 308 Leicester, 21, 115, 275 Llanbedr, or Lam peter, 79, 326 LiandiloVawr, 326 Llandovery, 213 Llangattock, 241 Llangollen, 101, 253 Llantrissant, 122 Llanydloes, 87, 102 Loddon, 4 Longnor, 13, 154 Longtown, 209 Lostwithiel, 210 Loughborough, 9 Louth, 211, 306 Ludgershall, 117 Ludlow, 19, 3 3 212, 213, 166, 173, 194, 195, x 96, X97i 249 Margate, 56, 65, *i8 Market Deeping, I 270 Market Harboro', I 81, 227 Market Raisin, 306 Market Weighton, I 37, 37i Marlborough, 117, I 228 Marlow (Great), I 288, 302 MarstonBigott, 1 09 i58,Maryport, 90 214, Matlock, 107, 196 Monmouth, 19, 22, 362 Montgomery, 94 Moreton in the Marsh, it2 Morpeth, 230 Much Wenlock, 212, 231 215, 286 Lutterworth, 8r, Lyme Regis, 68, 151, 327 Lymington, 216 300 Matlock Bath, 107, 196, 197, 229 'Measham, 12, 35 24, Melksham, 109, no Melling, 1,86 Melton Mowbray, 115, 170 Lyndhurst, 300 Lynn Regis, 3 2, 43, MerthyrTydvil, 86, '45,123,175,243,! 122 245, 297, 367 Leighton Buzzard, Macclesfield, 202 258 Lemington, 21,220 277, Mid Calder, 135 354,Midhurst, 349 Milford Haven, 1 Millbrook, 315 Minchin Hampton, in ,Minehead,i5o,329 Machynlleth, 15, Mistley Thorn, 163 160, 334, M 87 Leominster, 1 9,3 30|Maidenhead, 302 Modbury, 126 ! Moffat, 133 Lewes, 55,56, 191 Lewishain, 192 iMaidstone, 93,217, Molton (South), 218, 219, 296 j 149 N Nantwich, 8, 240, 309, 324 Neath, 232 Needham, 162 Nettlested, 219 New Passage, 241 Newark, 46, 47, 127, 196, 311 Newbury, 265, 269 Newcastle in Em- lyn, 80 Newcastle under Lyne, 8, 221, 233, 234, 308 Newcastle upon Tyne, 189, 207, 235, 238, 239, 355 Newendeu, 84 Newhaven, 65 Newmarket, 162 Newport (Glouc), 61 Newport (Salop), 94, 240, 316 Newport (Monm.), 363 Newport Pagnell, 29, 260 NewtonBushel, 147 Newton Popple- ford, 151, Newtown, 75, 102 Neyland, 120 NorthAllerton, 242 North Walsh am, 243 Northampton, 82, 268, 320 Northleach, 112 Northwich, 1 04., 309, 3i° Norton St. Philip, 26, 65 principal Places that occur in the Cross Roads. Norwich, 4, 74, 244, 245, 246, 359* 367 Nottingham, 35 127, 247, 248, 249 Nuneaton, 21 O Oakham, 250, 317 Odiham, 289 Okchampton, 251 252, 282, 336 Old Down, 60 Old Passage Inn, u Oldham, 223, 224 Olney, 29, 260 Ongar (High), 143 Ormskirk, 207 Oswestry, 102, 253 Otley, 160, 372 Oundle, 268, 270 298 Oxford, 254, 255 256, 257, 258 259, 260, 261, 262, 263, 264, 265, 266, 267, 268, 269,. 270 ■ p Paddington, 271 Padstow, 41 Pains wick, 28, in Paitley Bridge, 42, 295> 335 Parkgate, 38 Penistone, 14, 129 Penkridge, 22 ? Penrith, 272, 273, 274 Pershore, 188, 332 Peterborough, 142, 268, 275,- 277, 368 Petersfietd, 261, 262, 276, 349 Petty France, 20, 254 Petworth, 108, 349 Pickering, 303 Pierce Bridge, 186, ' ffk . »j Plymouth, 66, 126, 278,279* 280, 281, 282, 285 Plymton Earl, 126 Pontarddylais, 326 Pontcfract, 223 Pontypool, 362 Poole, no, 216, 283, 284 Port Patrick, 127, 156 Portsmouth, 65,69, 70,117,285,313 Potton, 32 Prescot, 204, 208 Presteign, 286, 307 Preston, 201, 206, 207, 287 Q Quarry Hill, 93 R Rockingham, 227, Radnor (New), 213 Radstoke, 18 Ragland, 99 Ramsgate, 65 Reading, 288, 289, 290, 291, 292 Redbridge, 315 Reepham, 243 Retford (East), 15^, 198 Rhayader, 33, 86> 232 Richmond (York), 179, 186, 293 Richmond(Surrey) , 294, 3 6 <> Rickmansworth, 288, 353 Rihgwood, 228 Ripley (Yorksh.), 160, 189, 224, 295 Ripley (Surr.), 138 Ripon,42,i89,335jSedbergh, 179, 207 Riverhead, 217 iSelby, 190, 373 Rochdale, 204, 2o8,jSeven Oaks, 1 25 226 [Shaftesbury, 110 Rochester, 296 Sheffield, 34, 37, Rochford, 50, 96, j 20 z y 201, 304. Rodbor,ough,\20 Romney (New), 65 85 Romsey, 65, j%, 5*»f 351 Ross, 64, 301, 362 Rothbury, 5 Rothcrham, 37 Rottin^dean, 65 Roys ton, 288 Rudgley 357 Rugby, 115, 321 Ruthin, 171, 253, Rye, 57» 6 5» -9 6 Ryegate, 174, 217 Saffron Walden, 297 Sr. Albans, 288, 3 C 3 St. Asaph, 253 St. I\es (Hunt.), 32, 141 St. Neots, 162,258, 260, 319, 320 Saint Weonards, '9 Salisbury, 65, 228 265, 299, 300 3o'i, 35°> 35i Salt Hill, 302 Saltash, 278, 279, 280 Saltfleet, 306 Saltley, 1 1 Sandbach, 309 Sandgate, 65 Sandiacre, 127 Sandwich, 65 Sankey, 204 Saxondale, 127 Scarborough, 303 34^ Seaford, 6^ -297 i 305,., " ' : - - E Shefford, 16 Shepherd's Bush, z Sheptori Mallet, 18, 27, 6o,; 72 Sherborne, 26, 27, 285 Shields, 207, 238 Shiffnall, 214 Shoreham(OJd),65 Shrewsbury, 19,64, 94. 97, 98, 105, 307, 308, 309, 310 Skipton, 119, 185, 206, 287, 372 Sleaford, 46, 311 Slough, 294, 353 Smarden, 56 Snaith, 223 Sodbury, 256 Somersham, 1 75 Somerton, 18, 157 South Cave, 223, 37i South Molton, 149 Southam, 266 Southampton, 65, 71, 26 9> 285, 292, 312, 313, •3H» 3»5»-3'2i Southwell, 196 Spalding, 43, 270, 3 r J Stafford, 200, 221, 316, 564 Staindrop, 207, 323 Staines, 184,. 360 Stamford, 181,270, 3i7, 318 Stevenage, 170 Steyning, 159, 349 Siockbridge, '321 Stockport, 130, 341 Stockton, 293, 322, 323, 347 Stoke (Surrey), 352 Stone, 94, 200, 221, 324, 339- 3% Stony Middleton, • *55 Stony Stratford, 260 Stourbridge, 39, 54, 356 . Stourportj iSz Siouuon^ f$ ! : Alphabetical Arrangement, &c. Slow Market, 51, Tiverton, 150, 172, 162 336 Slow on the Wold, Tonbridge, 93, 33; 112, 144, 325, Tonbridge Wells, 333 93, 219, 337 Stranraer, 137 Topsham, 148 Stratford on Avon, Torringtcn, 251, 21 I 25: Stroud, 20, 28, ilttTotness, 338 Sudbury, 120, 128,'Towcester, 268 Warwick, 21, 1 12, 220, 342, 343 Watford, 288 Watton, 246 Wednesbury, 166 Wei don, 181 Trowbridge, 109 Tweedmouth, 209 Twickenham, 174 360 U Windsor, 294., J4«, 35-> 353, 1*9 Wirksworth, 107, *53 Wisbeach,43, 877, 354, 368 *77, J 99 Sunbury, 183 Sunderland, 239 SottonColdfield, 10, 34, 35 Swaffham,367,368 Swansea, 326, 363 Swindon, ii 7, 2 55 ,^ kfie1d ' 93 263 ;Udimore, 57 Swimshead, |fi« fc^?' 178 .Uppingham, 275, 3 318 (Upton, 28, 61, 188 T Usk, =41 Uitoxetcr, 34, 128, Tadcaster, 204, 37* L *& '' ^ T«mworth,J5,*6^1 Uxbrid ^ 34^353 34* Tarporley, 310 Taunton, 67, 326, W 327, 328, 320 Wade Bridge, 41 Tavistock, 281, 28 2 Wakefield, 76. 223 Wetlesburne Hast •■Witham, 59 ing, lt2 Woburn, 30, 258 Wellingborough, Wolsir.gham, 273, 82, 268, 320 355 Wellington (Heref.)i Wolverhampton., 19 38, 215, 22T, Wellington (Salop),! 35 6 > 357. 35^ 3* 6 > 344 5^4 Wells (Somerset), [Woodbridge, 359 66 i Woolwich, 176, Wells (Norfolk), | 360 123 jWooie, 233 Welsh Pool, 102 (Worcester, 28,61, Welwyn, 168 1 97,98,145,167, Wem, 345 220, 361, 362, Westbury, 110,152 363, 364 Westerham, 217 j Workington, 92 Wetherby, 374 ! Worksop, 153, 154* Weyhill, 1 1 7 155, 24.9 Weymouth, 26, 2", Wonh'ng. 65 72, 157, 284 Wotton Basset, 255, Whitby, 34 6 » 347 ! 3ci Whitchurch (Salop) Wo-ton under Edge, 19, 233. 309 V\ hitchurch 234, Tenbury, 53, 158, Wal!i«gford t 261, (Hants), 269, i»2, 330, 331 Tenterden, 84 Tetbury, m, 254 Tewkesbury, 61, 97, 33 2 > 333 Thame, 258, 290, 302 Thetford, % 65 Yeovil, 157 Winchester, 1 1 7, York, 204., 206, 217, 269, 276, 225, 369, 370, *9 2 » 349* 35°»! 37', 372i 373j 35* ' 374 LIST 09 TBS CROSS ROADS. Routt Page i. ABERYSTW1TH toCardigan, Haverfordwest, and Milford Haven - 583 2. Acton to Stones End, Borough, by Battersea Bridge - - 585 3. Acton to Dover, by Battersea Bridge - - - - 585 4. Aldborough to Beccles and Norwich - - - - 585 5. Aldstone to Hexham, Roth- bury, and Alnwick - - 586 6. Ampthill to Bedford - - 587 7. Ashburn to Belper - - 587 8. Ashburn to Cheadle, New- castle under Lync, andNant- wich .... 588 9. Ash by de la Zouch to Lough- borough - 589 10. Atherstone to Birmingham - 589 11. Atherstone to Coleshill and Birmingham 1 a. Atherstone to Derby Route 20. Bath 59° 59i 22 -3 600 603 60S 606 606 60 J COJ 13. Bakewell to Longnor and Leek 591! 14. Bakewell to Penistone - - 591 15. Bala to Dinas Mowddy, Ma- chynlleth, and Aberystwith 593 16. Baldock to Bedford - - 594 17. Barnet to Hertford - - 594' 18. Bath to Shepton Mallet, So- merton,Crewkeme, Beamin- ster, and Bridport - - 594 19. Bath toChepstow, Monmouth, Hereford, Leominster, Lud- low, Church Stretton, Shrewsbury, Whitchurch, and Chester - _ - 596 Pag* to Chipping Sodbury, Stroud, Cheltenham, Eves- ham, Alcester, and Bir- mingham Bath to Cheltenham, Stratford on Avon, Warwick, Leming- ton, Kenilworth, Coventry, Nuneaton, Hinckley, and Leicester - Bath to St. Briavels and Mon- mouth - Bath to Ilchester 24. Bath to Crewkerne and Lyme Regis .... 25. Bath to Frome and Stourton 26. Bath to Frome, Bruton, Win- caunton, Sherborne, Dor- chester, and Weymouth 27. Bath to Shepton Mallet, Castle Cary, Sherborne, Dorches- ter, and Weymouth - - 609 28. Bath to Gloucester, Upton, Worcester, and Holyhead - 610 Bedford to Olney and Newport Pagnell - - - - 611 Bedford to Ampthill and Wo- burn - - - - 61 z 31. Bicester to Chipping Norton 612. 32. Biggleswade to Pot ton, Saint Ives, and Lynn - - 6tj Birmingham to Hales Owen, Kidderminster, Cleobury Mortimer, Ludlow, Knigh- ton, Rhayader, and Aberyst- with - - - - 6r4 Birmingham to Lichfield, Ut- toxeter, Ashburn, Bakewell, and Sheffield - - - 61 $ 29. 3°- ll< 34- List of the Cross Roads. Route Pa 241 242 143 245 246 247 248 Newcastle to Sunderland - 809 Newport (Salop) to Drayton and Nantwich New Passage to Usk, Aber- gavenny, Brecon, & Aber- ystwith - North Allerton to Brough - North Walsham to Aylsham, Reepham, and Lynn 244. Norwich to Bungay and Halesworth - Norwich to Lynn » Norwich to Watton - Nottingham to Alfreton Nottingham to Bingham, Giantham, Donnington, Swineshead, and Boston - 816 809 811 8r 2 : ! 812 813 814 815 815 Oakham to Coltersworth - 817 Okehampton to Hatherleigh, Torrington, Barnstaple, & llfracomb - - - 818 Okehampton to Torrington and Bideford - - - 8t8 Oswestry to Llangollen, Ru- thin,Denbigh,andSt.Asaph 8x8 Oxford to Cirencester, Tet- bury, and Bath - - 819 Oxford to Faringdon, High- worth, Wotton Basset, Chippenham, and Bath - 821 256. Oxford to Sodbury and Bristol 823 257. Oxford to Highworth and Bristol - 823 258. Oxford toThame, Aylesbury, Leighton Buzzard, Woburn, Ampthiil, Bedford, and Cambridge ... 824 259. Oxford to Bicester - - 825 260. Oxford to Buckingham, Stony Stratford, Newport Pagnell, Bedford, Saint Neot's, and Cambridge - - - 826 261. Oxford to Wallingford, Ba- singstoke, Alton, Peters- field, Havant, and Chi- chester - - - - 829 262. Oxford to Petersfield and Chichester - - - 831 263. Oxford to Faringdon, Swin- don, and Devizes - - 832 564. Oxford to Wantage and Hun- gerford - - •* - 832 265. Oxford to Abingdon, East llsley, Newbury, Andover, and Salisbury - - - 833 266. Oxford to Deddington, Ban- bury, Southam, Coventry, Lichfield, and Holyhead S34 267. Oxford to Coventry, Tarn- worth, and Holyhead - 836 j68. Oxford to Btackley, Towces- ter, Northampton, Wel- lingborough, Thrapston, Oundle, and Peterborough 837 Oxford to Newbury, Whit- church , Winchester, Soath- ampion, and Gosport - 839 269. Liit of the Cross Roads. 370. Oxford toOundle, Stamfoid, Market Deeping, Spalding, and Frieston - - - 839 271 *7* 174. 276. *77- * 7 8. 179. 482. 283. 284. 185. Paddington to Epping - 839 Penrith to Durham - - 841 Penrith to Aldstone Moor, Wolsingham, and Durham 84r Penrith to Keswick - 842 275. Peterborough to Uppingham, Leicester, Hinckley, and Holyhead - - - 843 Petersfield to Winchester - 844 Peterborough to Wisbeach and Lynn - 844 Plymouth to Saltash, Lis- keard, and Bodmin - 845 Plymouth to Tor Point, Lis- keard, and Bodmin 280. Plymouth to Saltash, Cal- lington, and Launceston 281. Plymouth to Tavistock and Launceston - Plymouth to Tavistock and Okehampton - - 847 Poole to Wareham, Dorches- ter, and Beaminster - 848 Poole to Weymouth - 848 Portsmouth to Fareham, Southampton, Wimborn Minster, Blandford, Sher- borne, Exeter, and Ply- mouth - 849 286. Presteign to Ludlow - &51 2S7. Preston to Blackburn, Burn- ley, and Skipton - - 851 845 845 846 Route Page 494. Richmond (Surrey) to Wind- sor - - - - 860 295. Ripley to Paitley Bridge -860 296. Rochester to Maidstone, Cranbrook, Rye, & Hastings 860 297. Rochford to Chelmsford, Dunmow, Saffron Walden, Cambridge, and Lynn 860 298. Rockingham to Oundle 862 99- 300. 301. 302. 303. 304- 288. Reading to Henley upon Thames, Great Marlow, High Wycombe, Amer- sham, Rickmansworth, Watford, St. Alban's, Hat- field, Hertford, Ware, Roy- ston, and Cambridge 3-89. Reading to Odiham, Alton, and Gosport - - 856 290. Reading to Wallingford, Thame, and Aylesbury 291. Reading to Kingsclere,Whit- church, and Land's End 292. Reading to Basingstoke, Win- chester, and Southampton 293. Richmond (York.) to Yarm and Stockton Salisbury to Devizes and Chippenham - - 862 Salisbury to Lymington - 863 Salisbury to Calne, Wotton Basset, Cricklade, Ciren- cester, Gloucester, & Ross 864 Salt Hill to Thame - - 865 Scarborough to Pickering, Kirby Moorside, Helmsley, Thirsk, Knaresbo rough, & Harrowgate - 866 Sheffield to Castleton, Chapel on le Frith, and Manchester 867 305. Sheffield to Manchester (by the New Road) - - 866 306. Sheffield to Bawtry, Gains- borough, Market Raisin, Louth, and Saltfleet - 869 307. Shiewsbury to Bishop's Cas- tle, Clun, Knighton, Pres- teign, Kington, the Hay, and Brecon - - 870 308. Shrewsbury to Drayton, Newcastle under Lyne, Leek, and Buxton - - 872 309. Shrewsbury to Whitchurch, Nantwich, Sandbach, Northwich, Altrincham, and Manchester 310. Shrewsbury to Whitchurch, Tarporley, Northwich, Al- trincham, and Manchester 874 311. Spalding to Swineshead, Sleaford, and Newark - 875 312. Southampton to Fareham, Chichester, and Brighton Southampton to Cosham and Portsmouth - Southampton to Fareham, Gosport, and Portsmouth 5. Southampton to Beaulieu - Stafford to Newport and Wel- lington - - - 877 8 59|3»7- Stamford to Oakham - 877 853 857 858 859 3i3« 3H- 315- 316. 874 875 876 876 876 List of the Cross Roads. Route Page 318. Stamford to Uppingham - 87S; 319. St. Neot's to Huntingdon 878 St. Neot's to Kimbolton, Higham Ferrers, Welling- borough, Northampton, and Rugby - - - 878 Stockbridge to Romsey and Southampton - - 879 Stockton to Darlington and Bernard Castle - - 879 Stockton to Staindrop - 88o| Stone to Nantvvich - - 880 325. StowontheWoldtoGloucesterSSii 326. Swansea to Llandilo Vawr, Lampeter, and Aberystwith 881 320. 3*i. 3"- 3*3- 3*4- 327. Taunton to Chard, Axmin- ster, and Lyme Regis - 88 z 328. Taunton to Honiton - - 883 329. Taunton to Dunster and Minehead - - - 883 330. Tenbury to Leominster and the Hay - - - 884 331. Tenbury to Be wdley and Kid- derminster - 885 332. Tewkesbury to Pershore - 886 333. Tewkesbury to Stow on the Wold - 334. Thetford to Lynn 335. Thirsk to Ripon and Pa'uley Bridge - 336. Tiverton to Crediton and Okehampton 337. Tonbridge to East Grinsted 338. Totness to Ashburton 339. Uttoxeter to Stone 340. Uxbridge to Windsor 886 887 887 837 888 888 - 889 - 889 341. Warrington to Altrincham and Stockport - 889 342. Warwick to Kenilworth, Coleshill, andTamworth 890 343. Warwick to Liverpool - 891 344. Wellington to Whitchurch 891 345. Wem to Ellesmere - - 892 346. Whitby to Scarborough and Bridlington - - - 892 347. Whitby to Gisboro', Stock- ton, and Durham - 893 348. Wigan to Chorley, Blackr burn, and Burnley - 893 349. Winchester to Alresford, Pe- tersfield, Midhuist, Pet- RouU Page worth, Storrington, Steyn- ing, and Brighton - - 894 350. Winchester to Stockbridge and Salisbury - - 896 351. Winchester to Romsey, Sa- lisbury, and Bruton - 896 352. Windsor to Guildford and Brighton - 896 353. Windsor to St. Albans, Hat- field, Hertford, and Ware 897 354. Wisbeach to Lynn, Faken- ham, Holt, and Cromer 897 355. Wolsingham to Gateshead and Newcastle - - 898 356. WolverhamptontoStourbridge898 357. Wolverhampton to Cannock and Rudgley 358. Wolverhampton to Walsall 359. Woodbridge to Debenham, Eye, and Norwich 360. Woolwich to Greenwich, Camberwell, Wandsworth, East Sheen, Richmond, Twickenham, Egham, Staines, and Windsor 361. Worcester to Bewdley and Bridgenorth - 362. Worcester to Ledbury, Ross Monmouth, and Pontypool 902 363. Worcester to Bromyard, Hereford, Abergavenny, Newport, Cardiff, and Swansea - - - 90 X 364. Worcester to Kidderminster, Wolverhampton, Penk- ridge, Stafford, Stone, and Liverpool - 904 365. Wrexham to Ruthin - - 905 899 899 899 900 - 901 366. 367. 368. 369. 37o. 372. 373. 374- Yarmouth to Cromer - 905 Yarmouth to Norwich, East Dereham, Swaffham, and Lynn - 906 Yarmouth to Swaffham, • Downham, Wisbeach, and Peterborough - - - 907 York to Boroughbridge - 908 York to Bridlington - - 9° 8 York to Hull - - - 908 York to Tadcaster, Otley, Skipton, Kirkby Lonsdale, and Kendal - 9°9 York to Selby - - - 910 Yoik to Wetheiby - - 910 Coatf) Bitectorp* INDEX OF PLACES WHICH OCCUR IN THE ROUTES OF THE DIFFERENT COACHES GOING FROM THE METROPOLIS. Places printed in the Roman Character are those through which Coaches pass in the Prosecution of their Journey to some Town more remote from the Metropolis. The Italic Character denotes that there are Coaches whose Journeys terminate at the Place; the References to such Coaches are printed within Brackets []: where other Figures precede or follow those included within the Brackets, they relate to Coaches which pass through the Place. M. following the Figure of Reference, signifies the Mail Coach. The Numbers opposite the Name of each Place correspond with those annexed to the Coaches in the List of Inns which immediately succeeds this Index. EXAMPLE. Supposing a Conveyance to Abberford to be wanted — see in this Index the Name of Abberford, and the Numbers opposite, 206, 488; — turn to either of these Numbers in the List of Inns, where will be found the Coach which passes through that Place; viz. [206], Aberdeen and Edinburgh Coach, Bull and Mouth Inn ; &c. &c Abberford, 206, 488 Aberconway, 404 m. Aberdeen, [206, 709} —by Boro'bridge, [205 M.] — by York, [16 M. 141] Abergavenny, 2 26 ,41 5 m . Abergeley, 404 m. Aberystwith,i6M.[207], 710 Abingdon, [67], 29 Abridge, 637 Acton, 55, 75, 181 Alcester, 219 M. Alconbury, 30, 37, 48 Alnwick, 205 M. 206, 285, 682 AlphetonTye, 428 Alresford, 49 m. $1, 101 Alton — by Bagshot and Odi- ham, 49 m. 53 — by Bagshot and Farn- ham,"(>9"J, 259 Amersham, 35, 6o, 17:, 44 8 > 453** Amesbury, 212, 233 Ampthil', 451, 614 Andover, 23,42 m. 212, 511, 605 Annan, 213 M. 495 Appleby, 213 M. 48 S Appledore, 333 Arundel, [80, 378, 408, 66 9]> 1, I9> 3^> 84, 36°, 53 J Ashburn,245,295,58oM. Ashburton, 603 m. Ashby de la Zouch, 409, 622 A si Jon, [473] Ash ford, 120, 324 Ashington, 426 Ashstead, 702 Atherstone, 404 m. 193, 4lO, 418 M. 607 Attleburgh, 598 Aveley, 197 Ax minster, 45, 493, 586 M. Aylesbury, 35, 448, [60, 447]' Baddow, 19s Bagshot, 23, 53>79>369 Baldock, 352 Bampton, Devonshire, 368 Banbury — byUxbrldge, [35, 448] — by Watford, [449] Bangor (See Holyhead Coaches) Bardfield, 196 Barking, [i8z] Barkway, 479 Bar net, [273], 6&, foo, 627 Bamsley, 220 M. Barnstaple —by Bath, [368] — by Salisbury and Win- caunton, [241] Bartlow, 473 Barton, Lincoln, 55^ Barton Mills, 398 Basingitoke, [369], 23, 42 m. 5'» 52. 3ecv 412, 5 j 1, 60$ Index of Placbi in the RoUTif Bath — by Chippenham, [i, 4»8i, 337, 37^ 372, 484, 575, 642] — by Devizes, [137, 370, 574M. 379,38o,67oj Battel, 80,150,288,325 Bawtry, 30, 238 m. 428, 49,7, 7o6 Beaconsfield, [623,46,153 Beccles, 504 M. 427 Bedford, [338,451,666, 614, 66$], 220, 28, 2 74 Bedminster, 368 Bel ford, 205 m. 491 Be rk Hempstead, 447 Berwick, 205 m. 206, 428, 491, 682 Betchworth, 439 Beverley, 238 m. Bexley, 569 Bexhill, 325 Biggleswade, 34?, 352, 354, 428, 461, 626, 698 Billericay, [129], 202 Birmingham — by Coventry, [576 m. 373], 2+2 —by Oxford, [208, 209, 210 m. .339, 485], an, 711, 712 m. 713 —by Stony Stratford and Warwick, [82, 381, 485, 578, 590 M-]» j Bishop*s Stortford, [191, 473]> '34, 344 Blackburn, by Liverpool Coach, 592 m. Blackwater, 369 Blandford, 493, 586 m. -87 m. 6jo, 103 BUnhei.^ P8] : Blythburgh,- 2°" *• Bucking, '63? Bodmin, 589 W. Bogtior, [1,7, 361 B3, 84, 13?, 360, 382, 383, 47 5» 499. 55i, 5 §0 j Bolton, 499, 580 Boreham, 475 Borou8,hbrid^.e,;r^,2 1 ; ' 428 u. $osto„, [37 M. 4:52,615], 43, 486 Botesdale, 600 Bourn, 486 m. Bowes, 213 m. Brackley, 35, 448 Bracknel, 110, 1 it Bradford, York, by Leeds Coach, 498 Bradford, Wilts, [374, 146] Braintree, 440, 539, 600, 633 Brand Bridges, itz Brandon, 166, 286, 293, 689 Brechine, 205 m. Brecon, 16 m. 226, 415, 141 Breuchtey, 112, [322] Brentford, 468 Brentwood, [129, 282], 2°2, 475, 541 Brickhill, 630 Bridgenorth, [487] Bridgewater, 368, 396, 585 M. Bridport, 493, 586 m. 588, 587 M. Brighton — by East Grinsted, —by Horsham, [163, '393 — by Lewes, [91] — byRyegate, [113, 114, «»5> »73,340,5,385, 671, 183, 184, 185,1 3°9> 5i5> 5 l6 > 5«7, 512, 536, 537, 538, 714, 7i5] — by Horley, 474 Bristol — by Chippenham, [579, 4 *. 81, 337, 371, 372, 484, 575, 642J, 368 —by Devizes, [379, 380, 450, Ho] B,:xton, 249 Bioadstairs, 17, 123, ; 389, 540, 677 Broadwater, 352 Broadway, 224 :j. Brock ham j 43? Bromcsgrovc, a.19. w> — byBirminghamCoach, 210 Bromley, 157, 422 Brompton, Kent, [281], i*4> 330, 386, 678, 435 Bromyard, 223 Brough, 213 1^,428,488 Broxburn, 345, 355 Buckden, 348, 50b Buckingham, [39, 453], 15» 448 Buckland, 439 Builth, or Buallt, by Worcester Coach, 237 Bull's Cross, 523 Bungay, 568 Buntingford, 283, 680 Burford,6, 6$, 147, 3y0 Burnham, Bucks, [174J BurtononTrent,409,6^3 Burton, Westmorland, 580 m. 499 Bury, Lancaster, by Manchester Coach, 596 Bury St. Edmunds — by Chelmsford, [441, 539], 59*> w- 6co — by Newmarket, [164, 387] Bushey, 182 Buxton, 596 Catr mar then , 16 M. 226, ['40 Caernarvon, by Holyhead Coach, 218, 404 m. Calne, 2, 4, 81, 337, 37», 372, 484. 575 Cambridge — byBarkway,[6:74/>75, 676] —by Eppiag, [341]. — by Royston,. [284, 388, 673, 442, 166], 3IO, 387* M. Cannock, 582 Canterbury, [116, 389, 540, 677], 9, 10, 40, 64, 117, 118, 122, J23, 255» * 8 4» 323, 342, 490, 88, 105, 434. 433, 527 of the Maix and Stage Coaches. Capel Cerig, 590 M. Cardiff, 158 Cardigan, by Milford Coach, 226 Carlisle —by Boro'bridge, [48 8], Z13 M. 717 —by Derby, [580 m. 687], 581 Carlton, 428 Carthalton, £l06, 150, 3«U Castle Cary, 141 Castle Douglas, 105 m. Catterick, 213 m. 488 Caxton, 50, 425 Chalford, 301 Chard, 4* m. 45, 212 Charing, 120 Charmouth, 493 Chatham, [124, 192,251, 330, 380], 9 M. 281, 435, 490, 569, 526 Cheam, 41, 95 ChelmiforJ, [ 1 3 o, 192, »93, ^52. 54>1» *99> 3»4» 475 Cheltenham., [6, 6$ t 85, 142, 298, 646], 11 M. 33» H7. 2«4» 305» 399 m. 162, 215, 663 Chepstow, 158 Chertsey, [143] Chesham, [175, 454] Cheshunt, {443], 496, 7i, 354. 355. 5'9 Chester, by Northamp- ton, 289 m. 415 M. — by Birmingham, 243, 4^9) 58^ 583 Chester le Street, 206, 682 Chesterfield, 32, 220 M. Chesterford, 341 Chichester —by Guildford and Mid- hurst, (86, $7, 144, 390 — by Guildford and Pet- worth, 7, 392 — by Leatheihead and Pet worth, 158 Chigwdl, [131], 201 •Chippenham, 2, 4, 81, 337, 368, 37«, 3?*, 484* 575> 579 m Chipping Norton, 224 m. 411 Chiselhur,st, 329 Chorley, 499, 580 m. Chudleigh, 233, 603 m. Churchill, 368 Cirencester, [29], 24, 302, 660 Clapham, 253 Cobhamy [8, 145], 257, j 533 Cocker mouth, by Carlisle Coach, 205 m. 488 Coggeshall, [132, 475] Colchester, [186, 543, 544J> » 94, 199, 307 M. 314, 405, 552 M. 553> 686, 290, 406, 476, 520 Colebrook Dale, by Shrewsbury Coach, 353 Coleshill, Warwick, 380 M. Collumpton, 376, 396, 585 Colnbrook, 109, 155 Congleton, 410, 499, 592 M. 597, 5<> l Copdock, £99 m. Corwen, 590 m. Cosham, by Portsmouth Coaches Coventry, 242, 373, 576 m. 577, [584], 593, 597 Cowbridge, 158 Cranbourn, by Exeter Coach, 493, 586 m. Cranbrook, 126, 333 Crawley, 114, 115, 340, 394, 538, 671 Crayford, 361, 569, 188 Cree Town, 205 M. Crewkerne, 42 m. 45 Crickhowell, 16 m. 141, 226,415 M. Croydon, [254, 545] Cuckfieid, 5, 115, 173, 34C, 384 Cupar ot Angus, 205 m. 1 Danbury, 192, 193, 263 Darlington, 205 m 285, 491, 682 Dart/or J, [569], 251, 188, 361 Dartmouth, 493 Daventry, [432, 455, 616], 82, 373, 576 M. Deal, [I 17, 434], 17, 64, 255, 284, 323, 362, 394, 400, 68l, 648, 88, 18;, 433, 5**» 534 Denbigh, by Holyhead Coach, 404 m. Derby, [680], 245, 295, 580 M. 595 Dereham (East), by Nor- wich Coach, 417 Devizes, 3, 137, 140, 14 6 > 370, 574 M. 585 M. Diss, 560 Dcncaster, 30, 227, 238 M. 308, 349, 428, 488, 497, 685 Dorchester, 493, 586 M. 587 M. 610 Dorking, [393, 546 J, 41, 334, 7C2 Dover, [9 M. lo, 19 m. 40, 64, 1 18, 255, 284, 3*3, 39 2 , 3^i, 49°, 547, 681, 647, 700, 88, 105, 165, 187, 434, 433, 5*», 534] Downturn, 29$ Diayton, 582 Dulverton, 368 Dumfries, 213 m. 495 Dunbar, 205 m. 491, 682 Dunchurch, 576 iw. Dunmoiv, 196 Dunstable, 23 1,276,278-, 357, 373, 4»8 m. 432, 453, 625 Dunster, 577, 688 Durham, 205 m. 2-7, 285, 428, 4>i, 6bi Index of Plages in the Routes Eawngwold, 428, 491 East Bourne , [395] Eaton Socon, 428, 508 Ecclesfechan, 113 m. Eccleshall, 401 m. 582 Edgeware, 182 Edinburgh — by Alnwick, [285] — by Boroughbridge and Berwick, 206, 343 —by Carlisle and Sel- kirk, [492, 581] — by York and Berwick, [491, 682], 27, 205 M.512 Edmonton, 65, [509], 521 Egham, 66 Eltham, 329, 569 Ely, 292, 388, 69c Emberton, 356 Enfield, [65, 176, 312, 523] Enfield High-way, [524] Englefeld Green, [66] Enstone, 208, 209, 339, 353 JB//>*^,[i33,344» 632] Epsom, [41, 177, 3 6 3]» 73> 258, 3v3» 47C, 702 Esher, 145, 257 Eton, 104, 161, 611, 662 Evesham, by Worcester Coach, 236 Ewell, 41, 73> 236, | —by Boroughbridge and 306, 393>47°>54 6 Berwick," [206, 343] Exeter Falmouth —by Bath, 42, 396, 419 — by Salisbury, [589 m. 397], 494 Fareham, 259 Faringdon, [67], 29, 24 Farnborough, 157, 332 Farnham, Surrey, 79, 259 Farningh^m, 326 Faversham, [119, 436, 5*5> 297, 548* 684], 256, 264, 490, 433 Fellstead, 633 Fenny Stratford, 373, 432,576 m. 630 Ferrybridge, 30,34,213 M. 238 M. 308, 348, 428, 706 Fetcham, 41 Finchingfield, 196 Finchley, 707 Findon, 306, 702 Flint, by Holyhead Coa. 404 M. Folkingham, 554 Folhtone,. [l20, 324] Foot's Cray, 326 Fordingbridge, by Salis- bury Coach, 51 Forfar, 205 Frame,- [146] Garstang, 499, 580 M. Gerard's Cross, 6 1 G I as goto —by Bath, [585 M. 375, 396, 649] —by Hindon, [212, 716], 233 — by Dorchester, [586 | Gloucester — by Boroughbridge and Carlisle, [2r 3 M. 495, 717 m. 581] Glastonbury, 42S, 368, 396, 585 M. M.588, 493, 587 M.]: 597 —by Yeovil, 42 m. 397 Fairford, 302 Fakenhatx, [ibo, 085] 286, •by Henley, [11, 16 M. I47, 29, 399 M.], 415 M. — by Wycombe, [2t4, >i|i 7«S> 7 1 9J» ! 5 8 God.ilmwg, [12, 13, 257* 364, 499, 6^;], -i M. Godmanchester, 354 Godstone, 247, 57* Gosport —by Guildford, 21 m. »54 —by Bagshot, [259] Gottenburgh and Hol- land Foreign Mail, Grantham, 238 m. 349, 428, 497» 706 Gravesend, [167, 1 88, 401], 124, 251, 281, 330, 386, 437, 526 Grays, [195] Greetham, 428 Greta Bridge, 213 M. Gretna Green, 495 Grimsby, Great, 486 m. 43 Grinsted (East), [247]. 91 Guildford, [l 4, I48],12, 13, 21 M. 257, 258, 364* 549, 6 5°» 4oo» 669 Haddington, 205 m. xo6, 491, 682 Hadham, [76] Hadleigh, 551 Hadley, Middlesex, [68] Hales worth, by Yar- mouth Coach, 704 m. Halifax, 706 Ha/stead, [633], 440, 539, 600 Hamilton, 213 m. Hampton, [467], 143 Hampton Court, [402, ' 149], lOl Hampton (Little), 19, 36, 80, 408, 659, 84, 360, 53 t Hampton Wick, 260 Hanley, 459, 622 Harborough, 621, 458 HaAoiv, [134, 196], i9'> 344> 479 Harpenden, 625 Harrow on the Hit I, U?J] Hairowgate, 428, [617] HdittoidBiidge, 412. of the Ma te and Stage Coach bs. Hartley Row, 369 Har-wich, [5.5a m. 553, 554» 635] Haslernere,7,86,87, 144 Hastings, [89, 150, 151, 288, 325, 403] Hatfield, 196, 3^2, 508, 667 Hatfield Peverel, 475 Haverfordwest, 16 m, 22< 5» 4'5 m> Haverhill, [473], 134 Hawarden, 404 m. Hawick, 492 Hayes, 75, 174 Hem el Hemps t tad, [178, 456], 447 Henfield, 645 Henley in Arden, ao8, 339 Henley on Thames, [15], II M. 47 Hertford — by H ighWycombe and Ross, [216], 7Z0 — by High Wycombe and Worcester, 26, 217, 721 Herongate, 129 Hertford, [44, 69, 1 68, 345. 496. 5' 9] Hertingfordbury, by Hertford Coadbes Higham Ferrers, 220 m. 668 Hinckley, 93,289 M.410 Hinden, 212, 233 Hitchin, 28, 274, 338, 665, 666 Hixted, 115, 538, 537 Hockeril, 341, 693 Hockliffe, 357 Hoddtsdon, [7 1] , 44, 76, 'A 345» 519 Holbeach, by Boston Coach, 37 m. 486 m. Holme Chapel, 410 Holyhead — by Lichfield and Ches- ter, [289 M.] — by Shrewsbury and Capel Cerig, [218, 234» 34 6 > 377, 737] — by Shrewsbury, [«;o6, Holywell, 404 M, Honiton, 42 m. 45, 212, 233» 5 86 M - 5 8 7 m. 588 Homcastle, 486 m. Hornchurch, [136J, 204, 481, 636 Horndean, 300 Horndvn, [197] Horsham, 139, 163, 366, 334, 567, 6D4 Horsley, 13 Hpunslow, 66 Howden, 497, 685, 618 Huddersfield, 706 Hull — by York, 238 M. —by Lincoln, [555] — by Doncaster and Howden, [497, 618, 685] Hungtrford, [347], 2, 337, 37o, 5° 2 » 379, 460, 484, 574 M. Huntingdon, [348, ">!<;], 54, 37 m. 353, 486, :■■ 46 2 Hurst Green, 150 Hythe, 120, 324 Ilchester, 212 I ford, [198, 634], 182, 478 Ilminster, 212, 233 Ingatestone, 130, 199, 252> 475» 54i Inverkeithing, 193 M. Ips-wich, [199, 290, 314, 405, 406, 476, 707], 203, 307 m. 320, 483 M. 557, 635, 658 M. 704 M. Isleworth, [468] Iver, [72}, 174 Ixworth, 600 Keldon Common, 129 Kelvedon, [132], 47 5i 543 Kendal, [4993, 580 M. Kettering, 220 m. Kidderminster, [n^ M 457 M. 722 M.3 1 c 2 Kilmarnock, 4Q5 Kimbolton, 350 King's Langlcy, .447, 456 Kingswell, 495 Kingston, [152,2613, 8, 145, 257, 260 • Kinross, 205 m. KirkbyLonsdalc,hy Leeds' Coach, 221, 498 Knaresborough, 428 Knutsford,93,4io,499, 592 m- Lambrrhurst, 150,325 Lancaster, 499, 592 M. 687 Langholm, 492 Langport, 241 Launceston, 589 m. Lawton, 458, 580 Laytonstone, 482, 477* 529 Leatherhe^d, 41, 73, 139, 258, 3 66 » 39 J» 546, 702 Lech lade, 29, 31 Ledbury, 217 Lee, Kent, 329 Leeds — by Doncaster and Fer- ry biidge, [30, 349, 6203, 428 — by Leicester and Not- tingham, [221, 7243 — by Nottingham and Sheffield, [220 Nf. 7*3 *'•] Leek, 245, 295, 349 m. 691 Leicester, [222, 277, 458, 688, 7253, 32, 295, 580 It. 680, 601 Leigh ton Buzzard, [276] Leith, 682 Lemington, 82, 90, 244, 381, 421, 465, 4 8 5i 609 Lenham, 120, 324 Leominster, Sussex, 669 Leorrinster, Hcrefordsh. [223, 72*3 Lewes, 91, [262, 535, 558, 4073 Index of Places in tbe Routes Lewisham, 157 Lichfield, 93, 289 m. 404 m. 410, 499, 592 M.597 Limpsfield, 571 Lincoln, 555 Linton, Camb. [134], 479 Liphook, 21 m. 154, 420 Liverpool — by Burton andUttoxe- «'> [93» 459. 593] — by Hinckley and Lich- field, [410, 500] —by Birmingham and Lichfield, [92, 243, 499] — by Coventry and Lich- field, [592 m. 593] Llandilo Vawr, 16 M. 141, 226, 415 Mi Llandovery, 16 >:. 141, 226 Llangollen, 415 m. 590 M. Lockerby, 213 m. Long Compton, 208 Longtown, 213 m. 495, 580 ML Loughborough, 31, 229, 580 m. 680 Loughton, [477]. 632 Louth, 43, 427 Lowestoit, 3c 7 m. Ludlow —by Wycombe, [224 M. 225, 727 m. 728] — by Henley, [411 M.] Luton, 428, 614, [623] Lutter-coorlh, [93J, 418 M. Lydd, 324 Lyme Regis, by Exeter Coach, 586 m. Lymbtgton, [412], 49, 507 Lyndhurst, 49 m. Lynn — by Cambridgeand Ely, [168, 2^2, 413, 315] — by Cambridge and Newmarket, (94, 689] — by Bianlon, [2^3] Macclesfield^ 245, 295, 580 m. 691 Made ley, 353 Maidenhead, 15, 109, »55» 347, 460, 469 Maidstone, [l2I, 294, 326, 327, 328, 570, 414] i M^ 5 /r, [135,263,559], 192, 193 Mailing, 121, 326, 327, 570, 4H Malmsbury, by Stroud- water Coach. Malton, 205 m. Manchester — by Birmingham and Congleton, [501, 243] — by Derby and Leek, [i9S> 595» 690,58o M. 246 — by Coventry, 597 — by Derby and Buxton, [596] Manningtree, 554 Mansfield, 32, 220 m. March, by Cambridge Coach, 388 Maresfield, 407 ^^^^,[122,264,527], 17,40, 64, 284, 323, 3 6 2, 389, 394, 49°» 88, 187, 433, 458, 534. — See Canterbury. Market Deeping, 37 m. 452 Market Harborough, 3 1 , W9> 2 *7, 4 C 9, 580 m. 688 Market Street, 357 Market Weighton, 235 M. Marlborough, [502, 6K4.], 2, 82, 146, 33 7, 370, 4*4, 5 8 5 ■>! Mar low (GreatJ, [469] Melksham, 3, 81, 343, 37o, 379» 45°» 574 M. Melton Mowbray, 220 M. Mere, Wilts, 212, 233, 241 Merewoith, 127, 322 Meriden, 57C W, Methwold, 293 Middlewich, 409, 459, 489, 622 Midhurst, 86, 144 Milbourn Port, 42 m. Mildenhall, by Norwich Coach, 417 Mt I ford Haven, [ 1 6 M . 226, 415 M. 729] Milverton, 368 Minchin Hampton, 302, 660 Mistley Thorn, 554 Mitcham, [95,416], 250 Modbury, 603 M. Moffat, 213 m. Molton (South), 241, 368 Monmouth, 16 m. 141, 226, 415 Montgomery, by Shrews- bury Coach, 234 Moreton in the Marsh, 224 m. 411 Morpeth, 205 m. 206, 491, 682 Mount Sorrel, 32, $0 M. Musselburgh, 193 M. 491, 682 Nantwich, 404 m. 489, 16 M. Narbeth, 226, 415 Neath, 158 Nettlebcd, 18, 25 Newark, 30, 238 M. t 5o8, 497, 706 Newenden, 156 Newbury, [96, 1 07} , 347, 502, 460 Newcastle in Emlyn, 16 M. Newcastle under Line, 93, 410, 499i 5°3, 592 m. 597' Newcastle on Tyne, [227, 730], 27, 205 M, s.06, 343, 428, 491, 512, 6S2 Newent, by Gloucester Coach, 2 14 of the Mail and Stage Coaches. Newmarket, 164, *86, 296, 297, 38?> 4»7, 598 M. 693 Newnham, Gloucester- shire, 158 Newport, Essex, 134 Newport, Monmouthsh. 158 Newport Pagnell, 231, 278, 356, 4.8 M. 458, 625, 688 Newton Bushell, 376, 504 M. - Newton Douglas, 213 M. Neyland, 551 Normarr Cross, 354, 6 1 5 North Allerton, 205 M. 206, 428, 51 2, 682 North Cave, 618, 685 Northampton, [230, 231, 278, 6^5, 733, 734], 31, 277, 458, 404 w. 5S0 m. 688 Northfleet, 401 Northiam, 156, 33! Northleach, 6$, 147, 214, 390 Northwich, 409, 459, 489, 622 Norwich — 'by Diss, [560] —by Ipswich, [599 M.] —by Newmarket, [ 1 70, 296, 297, 417, 598 m. 693] —by Sudbury, [200, 600] Nottingham , [3 1 , 2 29 , 6oi, 732], 220 M. 731 M. Nuneaton, by Birming- ham Coach, 576 M. Oakham, 220 m. Oaken Gates, 353 Oakingham, no, 111 Odiham, 369 Okehampton, 376 m. Okendon, [636], 481 Ollerton, 213 m. Gluey, 356, 7p8 4 Ongar (Chipping), [20 1, 637] Orford, by Yarmouth Coach, 704 M. Ortnskirk, 499 Orpingtony [329] j Ospringe, 548 Oswestry, 590 m. Otley, by Leeds Coach, 221, 498 Oundle, [350, 626], 461 Overton, 23 Oxford —by Henley, [18, 47, 74» 97» 35>» 6 5Sh 6, 63, 353, 390 — by Wycombe, [46, 108, 153, 232, 695, 735]. 7oi Oxtcad, 571 Parkgate, [4 1 8 M.] 583 Paris, 19 M. 265, 299, 5-61,694 m. 6<;6, 521, 602 Peckham, Surrey, [267] Peckham, Kent, 112 Pembroke, by Milford Coach, 226 Penrith — by Boro'bridge, 213 M. 488 1 — by Manchester, 580 Nf. Penryn, 589 M. Pershxe, 224 ivt. 411 Peith, 193 m. Peterborough, [48 , 46 2] , 37 M. 452, 486 M. Petersfield, 21 M. 154, 420 Petworth, 7, 19, 80, 138, 391, 669 Pickering, 205 M. Pinner, 179 Plymouth —by Bath, [603 m. 376], 396, 419 —by Hindon, [233, 736] —by Salisbury, [397, 504], 4; M. Plymton Earl, 504 Pender's End, 524 Pontefract, by York' Coaches. Pontypool, by Glouces- ter Mail, 16 m. Poole, Dorset, [49 M ° 98] Port Patrick, 213 m. Portsmouth and Gosporf, by Guildford, [21 M . 22. 99» '54> 3po, 365, 420, 562, 563, 657] Portsea, 21 m. Potter's Bar, [627] Prescot, 93, 4lo , 499 , 592 M-. Preston, Lancaster j 499, 580 M. Puckeridge, 170 Purbrook, by Portsmouth Coaches. Purfleet, 195, 197 Queen's Ferry, 205 m, Quendon, 134 Raleigh, 202, 129 Ramsey, by Cambridge , Coach, 388 #<""»£*'<•> [123, 564], , 7) 40. «4» 264, .^84, 323> 3^9, 394, 490, 540, 696, 648, 658, 187, 88, 527 , Reading, [109, 1 10, 1 1 1, ! 55]»9 6 > 349* 6 °5 m* Retford (East), 30, 238 M » 349*428,497, 706 Richmond, Surrey, [267] Richmond, Yorkshire, 488 Rickmansworth, 175, 454 Ringwood, 49 m. Ripon, 428, 617 Ripley, Surrey, 12, 533 Riverhead, 157, 33 2> 422 Robertsbridge, 325 Rochester, [124, 251, 5 l6 > 5 6 5l, 9M. 281, 33°> 3^6, 490, 604 Koch ford, 120, 30a Index of Places in the Routes Rockingham, 220 m. Romford, [136, 478, 566, 638], 202, 204, 636 Romney (New), 324 Ramsey , [too] Ross, 16 M. 141, 216, 226,415 M. Rotherham, 505 Royston, 37 M. 48, 54, 283*388, 486 M. 3IO, 387 M. 673 Rudgley, 404 11 . 499, 592 M. 418 M. Rushden, 668 fy', [156, 33 »] Ryegate, [248, 367], H4» i»5» J 73» 268, 340, 384,67 ',439 Saffron Walden, [134, 479), 344 St. Albans, [471,472], 35?, 432,614,688 St. Asaph, 404 m. St. Clears, i6m. St. Ives, Huntingdon, [5o] St. Mary Cray, 329 St. Michael, 396 St. Neots, [352], 348, 35°» 353» 626 Salisbury, [23, 51, 5:, 605], 42 M. 98, 24I, 24 6 »493> 5 86 M - 5 8 7 M. IO3 Sandbach, 409, 4^9, 622 Sandgate, 125, 324 Sandwich, 17, 638 Sanquhar, 495 Sawbridge worth , 133, »34 Saxmundham, 307 M. 483 M. 704 M. Scarborough, 238 m. 5i* ! Scole Inn, 560, 6co Seend, 374 Selkirk, 492 Settle — by Leeds Coach, 221, 498 — by York Coach, 70^ Seven Oaks, [157], 325, 332, 422 Shaftesbury, 42 m. 45 Shap, 580 m. Sheering, 196 Sheffield — by Doncaster, [505] — by Nottingham, [32J, 220 M. 706 Sheflbrd, 28, 274, 338, 665, 666 Sherborne, 42 M. 45 Sherburn, Yorkshire, 55 Sherrington, 356 Shields, 238 m. 697 Shiffnall, 506 m. 590 M. Shipston, 210 m. 339, 353. Shoreham, 163 Shrewsbury —by Oxford, [234, 235, 353. 5 o6 ]» 377, 737, 733 — by Warwick and Bir- mingham, [421], 590 M. Silsoe, 451, 595 Silverhill, 325 Sittingboume, by the Dover Coaches. Skipton — by Leeds Coach, 221, 498 — by York Coach, 706 Sleaford, 381 M. Slough, 161 Snaith, 685 Snaresbrook, [482], 529 Somerton, 241 South Cave, 497, 685 South End, Essex, [202] Southall, 72 Southampton —by Bagshot, [53,101], 49 N. —by Basingstoke, [301, 5°7], 41* Southgate, [3 1 6, 528] Southminster, [135, 192] Spalding, 37 M. 486 m. 452, 615 Spil.^by, 486 m. 43 Stafford, 289, 404 m. 582 Staines, 66 Stamford —by Hatfield, [354,629* 508], 30, 238 M. 349, 428, 497 —by Ware, [54], 238 M. —by Hertford, [698] Stamford Hill, 522 Stanmore, 182 Stanstead Mountfitchet, 134, 34*, 344 Staplehurst, 126, 333 Stevenage, 352, 626,698 Steyning, 702 Stilton, 48, 54, 353, 428, 462, 486, 508, 698 Stockbridge, 493 Stockport, 580 m. 691 Stockton, 238 Stockwell, 249 Stoke, 689, 551 Stoken Church, 1 79 Stone, Stafford, 93, 410, 499, 592 m. 597 Stony Stratford, 82, 90, 373,463,432, 57 6 N< 630 Stow on the Wold, 41 1 M. Stow Market, 203 Stranraer, 213 Ml Stratford, Essex, [480] Stratford, near Manning- tree, by Ipswich • Coaches. Sti atford upon Avon, 208, 209, 210 m. 339, 353, . 21 I, 219 M. Streatham, [269] Strood ,byDo verCoaches, 386 Stroudivater, [24, 302, 660], 29 • Sudbury — by Hedingham, 441 — byHalstead,[44 4 ],539 . Sunbury, 143 Sunderland — by Durham, 512 — by Stockton, 238 m. Sunning Hill, 1 1 1 Sutton Coldfield, 500 Sutton, Surrey, 95, 671 Swaffham, 166, 286, of the Mail and Stag* Coaches. Swansea, [15 S] Swindon, 50s Sydcot, 654 Sydenham, [zjo] Tadcaster, 34, 238 m. 428, 491, 706 Tamworth, 404 m. 597, , 6 °7, 4'o, 500 Tarporley, 404 m. 489 Taunton, [2453,241, 368, 396, 585 M. Teddington, 102 Tenbury, 224 M. 411 M. Tehterden, [126, 33 3] Tcston, 328,. 335 Tetbury, 225 Tetsworth, 701 Tewkesbury, 33, 214, 162 Thame , [179] Thames Ditton, 1 45 Thetford, 154, 296, 297, 417. 59 8 M « 6 93 Thirsk, 206, 428, 682 Thome, 497, 618, 685 Thornhill, 495 Thrapston, 350 Thwaite, 599 M, Tilbury, 195 Tiverton, 241 Ton bridge Wells, [»59> 422, 423] Tonbridge , [150], 288, 325, 422 Tooting, 95, 250 Topcliffe, 206 Totness, 376, 504 Tottenham, 522, 509, 6 5 TowctUer, 373, 432, 576 M. [630] Tring, [447] Trowbridge, 146 Truro, 589 m. Tuxford, 30, 238 m. 428, 497, 706 Twickenham, [ 1 60J Tynemouth, 706 Uckfield, 91, 407, 558 Upminster, [204, 481 J, 636 Uppingham, 220 M. UUoxeter, 409, 622 Uxbridge, [55, 75»*8t], 448 Wah -field, 30, 220 M. 498, [63 I] Wallingt'ord, 25 Walsall, 487, 582 Walsingham, [317], 398 iValiham Abbey, [3 1 9] Waltham Cross, 71, 345 Walthamstow, [3 18,445], 5*9 Walton, tc2 Wansford, 428 Wanstead, [482] Wantage, [25] Ware, 76, [641], 519, 496, 674 ' Warrington, 93, 410, 499, 592 m. 622 Warwick, [4653,82, 244, 381, 421, 485, 609 Wateringbury, [127J, 328, 335 Watford, 77, C5 6 » »8i], 172 Weathersfield, 196 Wednesbury, 218, 506 Weedon, 616 Welford, 41 0, 418 M. 621, 680 Welling, 569 Wellingborough, [356, 7083 Wellington, Somerset, 241. 376, 39 6 Wellington, Salop, 506, 585 M. Wells, Somerset, 396, 496 M. Welwyn, [6673,274, 338 Wendover, 35, 60,448, 453 Westerhat/t, [5.7 1 3 Wetherby, 206, 488, ,tt 3 m. 682 Weybridge, [143J Weymouth, [103, 424, 510, 610, 6613 Wheathampstead, 471 Wheatley, 108 Whetstone, 68, [707J Whitby, 238 m. 51* Whitchurch, Hants, 23, 5 l » 605 Whitchurch, Salop, 582, 489 Whitehaven, 488 Wickford, 202 Wickham, Hampshire, 259 Wickham Market, 203, 7 c 4 Wigan, by Manchester Coach, 596 Wilmslow, 488, 597 Wilton, 42 m. Wimborn Minster, 49 M. Wincaunton, a 12, i$$, 24* Winchelsea, by Rye Coa. 156 Winchester, 49 m. $\ t 101, 300, 507, 412, 606 Winchmore Hill, 528 Windsor, [104, 161, 303, 611, 662] Winslow, 35, 448, 453 Wisbeach, [171, 303, 4=5] Withum, [1323,196,199, 314 Witney, [59, 699], 6, 11, 33 M. 63, 390, 399 M - Wiveliscombe, 368 Woburn, 230, 231, 278, 580 m. 688, [3573 Wolverhamptou, 487, 59° Woodbridge, [203, 3203, 307 K. 42?, 483 At. 704 M. Woodford, [189] Woodford Bridge, joi Woodstock, [59, 78, 701J, 224 m. 411 M. 4« 5 , 539 Woudyates Inn, 493 Woolwich, [271] Index of Places in the Routes, &c. Worcester —by High Wycombe, [162, 612, 663, 727, 739 m. 74°» *36, 3°5> too], 217, 224 m. 225 —by Henley, 26, [33], 411 M. Worksop, 2 1 3 Wormley, 44 Worthing, [530, 703, 272, 309, 334. 4*6, 567, 702, 66.1] Wojting, 241 Wrentham, 307 m. 493 M. Wrexham, by Shrews- bury Coach, 234,421 Wrotham, 121, 326, 3 27, 570 Wycombe, High, [70], 41S, i°8, 153, 179, 232, 701 Wymondham, 1 70, 417, 598 m. 693 Yald'mgi [128, 335] Yarm, 706 Yarmouth —by Bury, [568] — by Ipswich and [.owes- toft, [307 M.427, 704 M. 705] Yeovil, 45, 42 M. York, [27, 34» *3 8 M - 240, 3°8, 35 8 » 428, 512, 706, 741 M.J Yoxford, 307 M. 427, 483 M. Coaci) ©tmtorp. A T TCTH JrL JUIqI OP ALL THE 'inks throughout the metropolis FROM WHICH THE MAIL AND OTHER STAGE COACHES DEPART: Showing the Route they take by Reference to the Itinerary j the Time of their Departure from London, and Arrival at their respective Inns in the Country j likewise the Time of their Departure thence, and Arrival in Town. * t * The folio-wing List has been examined by the respective Proprietors, and by them reported correct. — The Publisher , nevertheless, thinks it proper to observe t that noticithstanding the care which he has taken to avoid every species of error, if -will sometimes happen, from a change of Route, fife, that an inaccuracy may occur ; he therefore suggests the propriety of such inquiry at the Inn as may be thought necessary, in order to secure the Traveller from mist ale. ABBREVIATIONS. Itin. Itinerary. Dai. daily. Mom. morning. Aft. afternoon. Evea. evening. Dep. departs. Ar. arrives. — The Figures added to Itin, express the Pages in the Work* EXAMPLE FOR TRACING THE ROUTE, &c. MATH (see No. 3), by Devizes. — See Itinerary, page 131 to 135, for the Road as far as Beckhampton Inn (where it branches from the Chippenham Road to pass through Devizes) ; and 145, where the Road is continued from Beckhampton Inn, through Devizes, to Bath. — Coach leaves London at 8 in the Morning ; arrives at the White Hart, Bath, at 6 the next Evening ; departs from Bath \ past 7 in the Morning ; and arrives in Lon- don at 6 the following Evening. Coaches from the Angel Inn, St. Clement's, Strand. 1. ARUNDEL and BOGNOR. Mon. Wed. Fri. £ bef. 7 morn. 2. BATH (Post Coach), thro* Reading, Newbury, Hungerford, Marlbo- rough, Calne, and Chippenham (Itin. 131 to 136). Daily, C morn. Ar. W. Lion, Bath, 8 even. Dep. 6 morn. Ar. 8 even. 3. BATH, by Beckhampton Inn, Devizes, and Melksliam Cltin. 131 to 135, to Beckhampton Inn , 145, to Bath). Mon. Wed. Frid. 8 morn. Ar. 2d day, W. Hart, Bath, 6 even. Dep. Tues. Thur. Sat. £ p. 7 morn. Ar. 2d day, 6 even. — Chiefly intended for the accommodation of families, invalids., &$. 4. BATH and BRISTOL (Post Coach), thro' Calne and Chippenham. Daily, I p. 1 aft. Ar. Bath, 6 morn. ; Bristol, 7 morn. List of Inns from which Stage Coaches Depart. 5. BRIGHTON (Light Post Coach), through Rycgate and Cuckfield. Dai. J p. 9 morn. 6. CHELTENHAM (Post Coaeh), by Henley and Oxford (Itin. 151, 152, to Oxford; 181, to Cheltenham). Dai. ^bef. 6 morn. Sun. excepted. Ar. Plough, Cheltenham, 8 even. Dep. 6 morn. Ar. 9 even. 7. CHICHESTER, BOGXOR, and PETWORTH (Post Coach). Mon. Wed. Fri. \ bef. 7 morn. 8. COBHAM, thro' Kingston, Ditton, and Esher (hin, 27). Tue. Thur. Sat. 3 aft. summer. — \ p. 2 winter. 9. DOVER (Royal Mail), thro' Gravesend, Rochester, Chatham, Sitting- bourne, Ospringe, Faversham, and Canterbury (Itin. 1 to 7). Dai. 4 p. 7 even.; Sund. \ bet. 7. Ar. London Hotel, Dover, ^ p. 6 morn. Dep. \ p. 6 even. Ar. \ past 5 morn. — From Canterbury Passengers and Parcels are conveyed to Deal, Margate, Ramsgate, Sandwich, and Ashford. And from Dover, Parcels are forwarded to Folkestone, Sand' gate, Hyihe, Dimchurch, Rornney, and Lydd. 10. DOVER and CANTERBURY (Light Post Coach). Mon. Tues. Thur. Fri. Sun. 7 morn. 11. GLOUCESTER f Royal Mail), thro' Henley, Oxford, Witney, Burford, Northleach, Frogmill, and Cheltenham (Itin. 151, 152, to Oxford ; 181, 182, to Gloucester). Dai. \ p. 7 even. ; Sun. \ p. 6. Ar. Bell Inn, Glouc. \ p. 1 1 morn. Dep. 3 aft. Ar. 7 morn. 12. GODALMING and GUILDFORD, through Kingston and Ripley (Itin. 27, z8). Mon. Wed. Fri. 9 morn.; Sun. 7 morn. Ar. Angel, God- aiming, 3 aft. Dep. Tue. Thu. Sat. 9 morn. Ar. 3 aft. 13. GODALMING and GUILDFORD, thro* Epsom, Ashstead, Leather- head, Effingham, Horsley, and Merrow (Itin. 43, to Leatherhead ; 50, to Guildford; 27, to Godalming). Tue. Thu. Sat. 9 morn. Ar. Angel, Godalming, 3 aft. Dep. Mond. Wed. Fri. 9 morn. Ar. 3 aft. 14. GUILDFORD (Accommodation Coach). Tu. Th.Sat. 3 aft. summer; $p. 2 aft. winter. Sun. excepted. 15. HENLEY UPON THAMES, thro' Hounslow, Colnbrook, Slough, and Maidenhead (Itin. 151, 152). Daily, 1 aft. Sunday excepted. Ar. White Hart, Henley, 7 even. Dep. 12 noon. Ar. 6 even. 16. MILFORD and GLOUCESTER (Royal Mail), thro' Henley, Oxford, Gloucester, Brecon, Caermarthen (Itin. 151,152, to Oxford ; 19210 203, to Gloucester and Caermarthen ; 16410 168, to Milford). Dai. $ p. 7 even. ; Sun. £ p. 6. Ar. Bell, Gloucester, 1 1 mom. Dep. 3 aft. Ar. Caermarthen, 9 morn. Dep. 4 aft. Ar. 7 morn. — Despatches by this Coach to all parts of South fVales. 17. MARGATE, RAMSGATE, DEAL, SANDWICH, and BROAD- STAIRS (Post Coach). Mon. Tue. Thu. Fri. Sun. 7 mom. 18. OXFORD (Light Post Coach), thro' Maidenhead, Henley, Nettlebed, and Dorchester (Itin. 151, 152). Dai. |p. 7 morn. Ar. Angel, Ox- ford, 3 aft. 19. PARIS (Mail), by the way of Dover. Tues. and Fri. 12 at Night. 20. PETWORTH, ARUNDEL, and LITTLE HAMPTON. Tue. Thur. Sat. £ bef. 7 mom. at. PORTSMOUTH and GOSPORT (Royal Mail), thro' Kingston, Guild- ford, Godalming, Liphook, Petersf.eld, Horndean, and Portsea (Itin. 27, 28). Dai. £ p. 7 even. Sund. \ p. 6. Ar. Crown, Portsmouth, I p. 6 morn. Dep. 8 even. Ar. 6 morn. — On the arrival of the Mail at Portsmouth, a Mail Coach sets off for Chichester, through Drayton, Bcdhampton, Havant, Ems-worth, and Nutbot/rn. Also a Packet sash ti> the Isle of Wight to vor.vey Pfissev&frs and Parcels, List of Inns from which Stage Coaches Depart. iz. PORTSMOUTH (the Regulator), (Route as Royal Mail). Dai. 8 morn. Ar. George, Portsmouth, 7 even. Dep. 8 morn. Ar. 7 even. 23. SALISBURY (Post Coach), thro' Staines, Bagshot, Basingstoke, Over- ton, Whitchurch, and Andover Chin. 51 to $£). Dai. \ past 6 morn. Ar. White Hart, Salisbury, 7§ even. Dep. 6 morn. Ar. 8 even. 14. STROUDWATER, thro' Abingdon, Faringdon, and Cirencester, Daily, £ bef. 6 morn. 25. WANTAGE and WALLINGFORD, through Maidenhead, Henley, and Nettlebed (hin. 151 , 15Z, to Nuffield Heath ; 169, to Wantage). Tu. Th. Sat. 7 morn. Ar. Bear, Wantage, 6 even. Dep. Mon. Wed. Fri. 6 morn. Ar. 5 even. 2*. WORCESTER and HEREFORD (Post. Coa). Dai. 1 aft. Sun. excepted. 27. YORK, NEWCASTLE, and EDINBURGH, and to all Parts of the North. Dai. f p. 8 morn. Angel, Angel Street, St. Martin s le Grand, xi. BEDFORD^ SHEFFORD, H1TCH1N, and WELWYN. Dai. 9 morn. 29. GLOUCESTER, thro' Henley, Abingdon, Faringdon, Cirencester, and Stroudwater (Win. 51, to Hounslow ; 151, 152, to Henley and Dor- chester; 171, 172, to Cirencester ; 185, to Stroud ; 655, to Glouces- ter). Dai. 4 aft. Ar. Abingdon, 1; Faringdon, 4; Cirencester, 6; Stroudwater, 8; Booth Inn, Gloucester, 10; — next morn. Dep. 1 aft. Ar. 7 next morn. 30. LEEDS (Union Coach), through Hatfield, Biggleswade, Temsford, Eaton Socon, Buckden, Stamford, Grantham, Newark, Tuxford, East Ret- ford, Bawtry, Doncaster, and Ferrybridge fltln. 343 to 344, to Tems- ford ; 366, to Buckden ;. 344 to 348, to Newark ; 480, 481, to Don- caster ; 351, to Ferrybridge; 409, to Leeds). Dai. «§ p. 7 morn. Ar. White Horse, Leeds, next day 10 mom. Dep % p. 8 morn. Ar. next day 1. 3*. NOTTINGHAM, thro' Northampton, Market Harborough, and Lough- borough (It'in. 279, 280, to Northampton ; 323, 324, to Lough- borough ; 398, to Nottingham). Dai. 1 aft. Ar. Lion Hotel, Not- tingham, next day, 12 noon. Dep. 1 aft. Ar. next day, 1 1 morn. j j. SHEFFIELD, thro' Barnet, Newport Pagnell, Northampton, Market Harborough, Leicester, Mountsorrel, Loughborough, Nottingham, Mansfield, and Chesterfield (Win. 279, 280, to Northampton ; 323, 324, to Loughborough ; 398, to Nottingham ; 383, 384, to Sheffield). Dai. § p. 3 aft. Ar. King's Head, Sheffield, 8 next even. Dep. 6 morn. Ar. x aft. next day. 33. WORCESTER, thro' Henley, Oxford, Witney, Cheltenham, and Tewkes- bury (Win. 151, 152, to Oxford; 181, to Cheltenham; 225, to Tewkesbury). Dai. 1 aft. Ar. Crown, Worcester, 8 next morn. Dep. r aft. Ar. £ p. 7 next morn. 34. YORK, thro* Hatfield, Eaton Socon, Stamford, Grantham, Newark, Tuxford, East Retford, Bawtry, Ferrybridge, and Tadcaster ft/in, 343 to 344, to Temsford ; 366, to Buckden ; 344 to 348, to Newark ; 4?>o, 481, to Doncaster ; 351, to Ferrybridge ; 476, to York). Dai. I p. 7 morn. Ar. White Swan, next day 2 aft. Dep. 6 morn. Ar. next day 2 aft. Bell and Crown, Holhorn. 35. BANBURY (the Old Union), thro' Amersham, Wendover, Aylesbury, Wins.ow, Buckingham, and Brackley (It'm. 247, 248, to Buckingham ; 260, to Banbury). Dai. \ p. 7 morn. Ar. Red Lion, Banbury, \ p. 7 even. Dep. 5 morn. Ar. 5 even. S 2 List of Inns from which Stage Coaches Depart. 3«. BOGNOR, ARUNDEL, and LITTLE HAMPTON (the Comet). Dai. | p. 7 morn. 37. BOSTON, SPALDING, DEEPING, and PETERBOROUGH (Mail Coach), thro* Ware, Arrington, Huntingdon, Alconbury, and Stilton Chin, 443 to 447, to Alconbury ; 487, to Peterboro' and Norboro' ; 497, to Boston). Dai. ^p. 5 even. Ar. Peacock and W. Hart Inns, Boston, 1 2 noon. Dep. 1 1 morn. Ar. 6 morn. — Front Boston Passengers, &c. are forwarded to Louth and Spilsby. 38. BRIGHTON (the Irresistible). Dai. 20 minutes bef. 9 morn. Sun. ex- cepted. Ar. 4 aft. Dep. £ p. 8 morn. Ar. 4 aft. 39. BUCKINGHAM. Dai. § p/7 morn. Ar. Cobham Arms, 4 aft. Dep. 8 morn. Ar. 4 aft. 40. DOVER, MARGATE, RAMSGATE, CANTERBURY, CHATHAM, ROCHESTER, and GRAVESEND Dai. £ bef. 7 morn, and £ bef. 6 aft. to the Ship Inn, Dover. Ar. in 12 hours. 4!. EPSOM, EWELL, CHE AM, LEATHERHEAD, FETCHAM, and DORKING. Dai. \ p. 4 aft. Sun. excepted. 41. EXETER, FALMOUTH, and PLYMOUTH (Royal Auxiliary Mail), thro' Basingstoke, Andover, Salisbury, Sherborne, Yeovil, and Honiton (Itin. 51 to 55, to Salisbury; 107, 108, to Honiton and Exeter). Dai. £ p. 5 aft. Ar. Half Moon, Exeter, 9 next night. Dep. 4 morn. Ar. 8 second morn. 43. GRIMSBY, LOUTH, SPILSBY, and BOSTON (New Coach). D.a. \ P- 5 aft- 44- " To the Half Moon, Hertford. Dep. 8 morn. 45. HONITON, AXMINSTER, CHARD, CREWKERNE, YEOVIL, SHERBORNE, and SHAFTESBURY (Royal Post Coach), thro' Ba- singstoke and Andover (Itin. 51 to 55, to Salisbury ; 107, 108, to Chard; 729, to Axminster; 59, to Honiton). Dai. \ p. 5 aft. 46. OXFORD, thro' Wycombe (Itin. r9i-2). Daily, % p.~ 7 morn. Ar. Angel, Oxford, 3 aft. Dep. 8 morn. Ar. 3 aft. 47. OXFORD, thro' Henley (Itin. 151, 152). Dai. § p. 8 morn. Ar. 4 aft. Dep. 9 morn. Ar. 4 aft. 48. PETERBORO' (Post Coach), thro* Ware, &c (Itin. 443 to 447, «» Alconbury; 487, to Peterboro'). Dai. £ before 7 morn. Ar. Angel Inn, Peterboro', 7 even. Dep. 6 morn. Ar. 6 even. 49. POOLE and LYM1NGTON (Royal Mail), thro' Bagshot, Alton, Aires- ford, Winchester, Southampton, Ringwood, and Wimborn (Itin. 51, 52, to Bagshot ; 71 to 75, to Poole). Dai. \ past 7 even.; Sundays 7. Ar. Old Antelope, Poole, 12 noon. Dep. 4 aft. Ar. 7 morn. — On the Mail's arrival at Southampton a Coach immediately proceeds to Lyndhurst and Lymington, 50. ST. IVES, thro' Caxton (Itin. 443 to 447, to Caxton ; 51 1, to St. Ives). Dai. I before 7 morn. Ar. Crown, St. Ives, 4 aft. Dep. 7 morn. Ar. 6 even. 51. SALISBURY (new and elegant Post Coach), thro' Basingstoke and An- dover (Itin. 51 to 55). Dai. \ p. 5 aft. Ar. Black Horse, Salisbury, 7 next morn. Dep. 6 even. Ar. 8 next morn. 52. SALISBURY (the Old Coach), thro' Andover (Itin. 51 to 55). Dai. * p. 3 aft. Ar. Black Horse, Salisbury, 7 morn. Dep. 4 aft. Ar. 7 morn. 53. SOUTHAMPTON, through Bagshot, Alton, Alresford, and Winchester (itin. 51, 52, to Bagshot; 71, 72, to Southampton). Dai. ■§ p. 4 aft. Ar. Ctfach and Horses, Scuthamp. 5 morn. Dep. 7 even. Ar. 9 morn, List of Inns from which Stage Coaches Depart. 54. STAMFORD, thro* Ware, Royston, Huntingdon, and Stilton (Inn. 443 to 447). Dai. \ before 7 morn. Ar. George and Angel, Stamford, 7 even. Dep. 5 morn. Ar. 5 even. 55. UXBRIDGE. Dai. 8 morn, z, 3, \ p. 4 aft. Sunday excepted. 56. WATFORD f7/i«. 259). Dai. f p. 2 and 3 aft. Ar. \ p. 4. Dep. 7 morn. Ar. 10. 57. WATFORD, HEMEL HEMPSTEAD, TWO WATERS, & KING'S LANGLEY. Dai. £ bef. 8 morn. 58. WARWICK and LEM1NGTON, by Banbury. Tu. Th. Sat. * p. 7 morn. 59. WOODSTOCK and WITNEY. Daily, * p. 7 morn. Bell (Old), Holborn. 60. AYLESBURY, through Amersham (Itin. 247). Dai. \ bef. t aft. Ar. George, Aylesbury, 8 even. Dep. 5 morn. Ar. \ p. 1 2 aft. 6r. BEACONSF1ELD and HIGH WYCOMBE (hi,,. 191). Dai. f bef. j aft. Ar. W. Hart, Beaconsfield, 7 even. Dep. 2 aft. Ar. 7 ev«n. 62. BRIGHTON (the Alert). Dai. \ p. 8 morn. 63. CHELTENHAM (Summer Season), through Henley, Oxford, Witney, Burford, and Northleach (Itin. 51, to Hounslow ; 151--, to Oxford ; 181, to Cheltenham). Dai. \ p. 7 and -| p. 8 morn. Ar. Plough, Cheltenham, second day, 3 and 4 aft. Dep. § p. 7 and -J p. 8 morn. Ar. second day, 3 and 4 aft. 64. DOVER (Union Coach), thro' Deal, Ramsgate, Margate, and Canter- bury. Dai. 7 morn, and 6 even. Ar. in 12 hours, at the Union 'Ho- tel, Dover. €£. ENFIELD, thro' Edmonton. Twice a-day: — 3 p. 8 morn ; 4 aft. sum- mer ; $p. 3 in winter (Sunday, in the morning only). Ar. Greyhound, Enfield, 11 morn.; 7 even. Dep. 8 morn.; 5 even. Ar. 11 morn.; 8 even. 66. ENGLEFIELD GREEN, thro' Egham (lt\n. 51, 52, to Egham ; 143, to Englefield Green). Twice a-day: — morn. \ p. 7 ; (summer) 2 aft.; (winter) 2 (Sun. in the morn. only). Ar. at Coach Office, Englerield Green, n morn.; 6 even. Dep. 6 morn.; 2 aft. Ar. n morn.; 7 even. 67. FARINGDON and ABINGDON, thro' Henley and Dorchester {Itin. 151, 152, to Dorchester; 171, to Faringdon). Sund>. Wed. Frid. 7 morn. Ar. Faringdon, 6 even. Dep.Tu.Th. Sat. 6 morn. Ar. 5 even. 6%. HADLEY and BARNET (Inn. 279). Dai. (Sun. excepted), \ p. 3 aft. (summer) ; 3 in winter. Ar. Coa. Office, Hadley, 6 even. Dep. 8 morn. 69. HERTFORD. Daily (summer), 4 aft. Sunday excepted. 70. HIGH WYCOMBE (Itin. 191, 192). Dai. § bef. 3 aft. Sunday excepted. Ar. Three Tuns, Wycombe, 8 even. Dep. (> morn. Ar. 1 1 morn. 71. HODDESDON, CHESHUNT, and WALTHAM CROSS (I/in. 443, 444). Daily (summer), £ p. 3 aft. Sunday excepted. 72. IVER and HAYES (Itin, 191). Dai. (Sun. excepted), summer, 3 aft.; winter, 3 aft. Ar. Swan, Iver, 6 even. Dep. 8 morn. 73. LEATHERHEAD, EPSOM, and EWELL. Dai. 4 aft. Sund. excepted. 74. OXFORD, thro' Henley (Itin. 51, to Hounslow; 151, 152, to Oxford). Dai. ^ past 8 morn. Ar. Angel, Oxford, 5 even. Dep. 8 morn. Ar. 5 even. 75. UXBRIDGE (Itin. 191). Dai. 8 morn, and 3 aft. Sun. excepted. Ar. at Tollit's Coach Office in 3 hours. Dep. 8 morn, and 3 aft. Ar. ia 3 hours. 76. WARE, HADHAM, and HODDESDON. Dai. £ bef. 3, Sun. excepted. 77- WATFORD. Daily, | P . ;. 78. WOODSTOCK and BLENHEIM, thro' High Wycombe (Itin. 15T, 132, to Woodstock), Dai, I p. f rnnrn. Ar. Marlborough Armi, Woeditock, 4 aft, Dep,. 7 morn. Ai- 1 aft. List of Inns from which Stage Coaches Depart. Belle Sauvage, Ludgate Hill. 79. ALTON and FARNHAM, by Bagshot Chin. 51, 52, toBagshot; 71, to Alton). Tue. Thu. Sat. 9 morn. Ar. Swan, Alton, 5 aft. Dep, Mon. Wed. Fri. 9 morn. Ar. 4 aft. 80. ARUNDEL, LITTLE HAMPTON, and PETWORTH. Dai. £ bef. 7 morn. Ar. 5 aft. Dep. 7 morn. Ar. 5 aft. 81. BATH and BRISTOL, through. Marlborough, Calne, and Chippenham flt'm. t 3 1 to 136, to Bath; 1^9, to Bristol). Dai. \ p. 6 morn. 82. BIRMINGHAM and WARWICK, thro' Stony Stratford, Daventry, and Lemington. Dai. | bef. 5 morn. Mon. excepted, to the Castle, Bir- mingham ; from thence Coaches to Chester, Shrewsbury, and Holy- head. 83. BOGNOR (the Earl of Surrey). Mon. Wed. Fri. * bef. 7 morn. 8 4 . BOGNOR, ARUNDEL, and LITTLE HAMPTON (the Duke of Nor- folk), through Petworth. Tu. Thu. Sat. £ bef. 7 mom. 85. CHELTENHAM. Dai. * p. 7 morn. 86. CHICHESTER, thro' Kington, Guildford, Godalming, Haslemere, and Midhurst (lt'm. 27, 28, to Milford ; 32, 33, to Chichester). Toes. Thur. Sat. ^ bef. 7 morn. 87. CHICHESTER, thro' Leatherhead, Guildford, and Godalming. Dai. £ bef. 7, Sun. excepted. 88. DOVER, DEAL, MARGATE, RAMSGATE, CANTERBURY, CHAT- HAM, and ROCHESTER (Light Coaches). Dai. * p. 7 morn. 6 even. So. HASTINGS (Accommodation Coach), thro' Seven Oaks, Tonbridge, and Battel. Dai. £ bet. 6 morn, to the Crown Inn, Hastings. 90. LEMINGTON, by Stony Stratford, Daventry, and Southam. Dai. 3 bef. 5 morn. Ar. 6 even. 91. LEWES and BRIGHTON (Post Coach). Daily, S morn. Sunday excepted. 92. LIVERPOOL (Bang-up). Dai. | bef. 5 morn. 93. LIVERPOOL (the Umpire), thro' Northampton, Welford, Lutter- worth, Hinckley, Atherstone, Lichfield, Stone, Newcastle, Knutsford, Warrington, and Prescot. Dai. 1 aft. 94. LYNN. Tues. Thur. Sat. 6 morn, to the Crown Inn, Lynn. Dep.. Mon. W T ed. Fri. 6 morn. 95. MITCHAM, TOOTING, CHEAM, and SUTTON. Dai. £ before 5 aft. Sunday excepted. oU. NEWBURY and READING, through Maidenhead f ///';/. 131 to 135). Dai. § p. 6 morn. Sun. excepted. Ar. W. Hart, Newbury, 4 aft. Dep. 8 morn. Ar. 6 even. 97. OXFORD (the Defiance), thro' Maidenhead and Henley. Dai. $ before 8 morn, to the Mitre Inn, Oxford. Dep. 9 morn. 98. POOLE, thro' Salisbury. Mon. Wed. Fri. 2 aft. Dep. Tue. Thu. Sat. 2 aft. 99. PORTSMOUTH (the Rocket). $ p. 8 morn, to the Fountain, Ports- mouth. Ar. in 10 hours. 100. ROMSEY. Tu. Th. Sat. 6 morn. 101. SOUTHAMPTON and WINCHESTER, thro' Bagshot, Farnham, Al- ton, and Alresford (It'tn. 51,5:, toBagshot; 71, 72, to Southamp- ton). Dai. 6 morn. Sunday excepted. Ar. Star, Southampton, 6 evtn. Dep. 6 morn. Ar. 6 even. 1*:. WALTON, HAMPTON COURT, and TEDDINGTON. Dai. 3 aft. jas. WEYMOUTH, BLANDFORD, and SALISBURY (the Union), thro* EiiMnj^'.oke and Avu'c-er. Dai. 4 aft. • c.4. WINDSOR. ■-, mom. and r aft. u< *bc Sw.tn, Wjmboi, Dep. 7 mora, and x i.\\.. List of Inns from which Stage Coaches Depart. Bell, Bell Yard, Gracechurch Street. 105. DOVER, CHATHAM, ROCHESTER, and CANTERBURY (Union C©ach). Dai. 7 morn, and 7 even. — From Canterbury Coaches to Broad- stairs, Margate, Ramsgate, Deal, &c. SJV. Black Lion, Water Lane, Fleet Street. 106. CARSHALTON. ^ p. 4 aft. Ar.7 even. Dep. \ p. 6 morn. Ar. 10 morn. 107. NEWBURY, thro' Wokingham. Dai. £ p. 11 mom. Ar. White Hart, Newbury, 9 even. Dep. 6 morn. Ar. £ p. 2 aft. JXFORD, by High Wycombe (Itin. 1,91*3). D: Star, Oxford, 4 aft. Dep. 9 morn. Ar. 5 aft. 109. READING, by Maidenhead (Urn. 13 1-2). Dai. 1 aft. Ar. Broad Face Inn, Reading, 7 even. Dep. 7 morn. Ar. 1 aft. no. READING (Forest Coach), thro' Warfield, Binficld, Bracknell, and Oakingham. Dai. 8 morn. Ar. George Inn, Reading, 3 aft. Dep. 9 morn. Ar. 4 aft. in. READING, thro' Sunning Hill, Bracknell, and Oakingham. Dai. £ p. 11 morn. Ar. Coach Office, King Street, 6 even. Dep. \ p. 8 morn. Ar. § p. z aft. Blossoms Inn, Lawrence Lane, Cheapside. 112. BRENCHLEY, PECKHAM, and BRAND BRIDGES (the Britannia). Tues. Thur. Sat. § p. 1 aft. Ar. 8 even. Dep. Mon. Wed. Fri. 6 morn. Ar. 12 noon. 113. BRIGHTON (Night Coach). Every night at jo. Ar. 6 morn. Dep. 10 night. Ar. 6 morn. 114. BRIGHTON, thro' Clapham, Sutton, Ryegate, Crawley, and Cuckfield * (Itin. 39 and 40). Every morn. 9. Ar. Blue Coach Office and White Horse in 7 hours. Dep. 10 morn. Ar. in 7 hours. 115. BRIGHTON (the True Blue), thro' Croydon, Ryegate, Crawley, and Hixted. Dai. 9 morn, and 1 aft. Ar. Blue Coach Office, Brighton, in 6 hours. Dep. n and 1. Ar. in 6 hours. 116. CANTERBURY (Post Coach). Dai. 7 even. Ar. 4 morn. Dep. 8 even. Ar. 6 morn. j 1 7. DEAL (Post Coach), (Itin. 3, 4, to Canterbury; 15, to Deal). Dai. \ bef. 7 even. Ar. Three Kings, Deal, 7 morn. Dep. 5 morn. Ar* 8 even. — At Canterbury Coaches are provided for Ramsgate, Broadstairs t , Dover, &c. fife. 118. DOVER (Itin. 3 to 7). Dai. \ p. 6 even. Ar. Union Motel, 6 mora. Dep. 5 even. Ar. 5 morn. 1 19. FAVERSHAM, thro' Sittingbourne and Green Street. Dai.£ p. 1 1 morn. 120. FOLKSTONE, HYTHE, & ASHFORD, thro' Wrotham and Maid- stone (Itin. 11 and 12). Dai. §• p. 5 morn. Ar. Folkstorie Arms, 6 even. Dep. 6 morn. Ar. 6 even. 111. MAIDSTONE and MALLING, thro' Farningham and Wrotham (Itin. 1 1). Dai. I p. 6 morn, and J p. 1 aft. Ar. Mitre and Bell, Maidstone, alternately, in 5 hours. Dep. 6 morn, and 2 aft. Ar. in 5 hours. 122. MARGATE (Post Coach), (Itin. 3, 4, to Canterbury ; 9, 10, to Mar- gate). Dai. 8 morn. Ar. Coach Office, Margate, 7 even. Dep. 8 morn. Ar. 7 even 123. RAMSGATE (daily) and BROADSTAIRS (during the Season). {Itin. 3 and 4, to Canterbury; 9 and 10, to Monkton and Ramsgate). Dai. 8 morn. Ar. King's Head and Castle Inns, Ramsgate, 6 even. Dep. 8 morn. Ar. 6 even. 1.1ST of Inns from which Stage Coaches Depart. 124. ROCHESTER, CHATHAM, BROMPTON, and GRAVESEND. Dai. 7, 8, and k p. 8, morn, and h p. 1, \ p. 3 aft. and 7 even. 115. SANDGATE (Post Coach). Tue. Thar. Sat. morn. \ p. 7. Ar. 7. Dcp. 8 mom. Ar. 7 even. 116. TENTERDEN, CRANBROOK, and STAPLEHURST. Tu.Th.Sat. 6 morn. Ar. Wool pack, Tenrerden, 6 even. Dep. 8 morn. Ar. $ p. 8 even. 127. WATER1NGBURY and MEREWORTH (New Post Coach'). Dai. § p. 1 aft. Sund. excepted, Ar. 7 even. Dep 7 mom. Ar. 12 at noon. 128. YALD1NG. i\Ion Wed. Fri. 1 aft. Ar. Seven. Dep. Tues. Thur. Sat 5 p. 6 morn. Ar. 12 at noon. Blue Boar, tl r hitechapel 129. BRENTWOOD, BILLER1CAY, BLACKMORE, HERONGATE, and KELDON COMMON. Dai. 3 aft. Sunday excepted. 130. CHELMSFORD and INGATESTONE. D?.i. £ p. 7 mom. Ijl, CHIGWELL. Dai. ^ p. 3 aft. Sun. -j p. 8 morn. 132. COGGESHALL, KELVEDON, and W1THAM. Dai. § p. 2 aft. Sun. excepted. 133. EPP1NG and SAWBRIDGEWORTH. Dai. 10 morn. Sun. excepted. 134. LINTON, SAFFRON WALDEN, STANSTED MOUNTF1TCHET, BISHOP'S STORTFORD, HAVERHILL, and HARLOW. Dai. 10 morn. Sunday excepted. i 3 <. MALDON and SOUTH MINSTER, Tue. Thu. Sat. 1 1 morn. 136. ROMFORD and HORNCHURCH. Dai. 1 of mom, 4 aft. Bolt-in-Tun, Fleet Street. 137. BATH Pou Coach), by Devizes (Win. 131 to 13^, to Beckhampton Inn; 145, to Bath). Dai. \ p. 5 mom. (Sund. excepted). Ar. W. Hart, Bam, 9 even. Dep. 6 morn. Ar. 9 even. • 138. BOGNOR, CHICHESTEH, and PETWORTH, thro* Epsom and Lea- rh.rhead. Mor.Wed. Fri. k p. 6 morn. Ar. Dolphin, Chichester, 5 even. Dcp. Tues. Thur. Sat. 7 morn. Ar. 6 even. 139. BRIGHTON. Dai. 9 mom. Ar. Blue Coach Office, Brighton, 4 aft. Dep. 9 morn. Ar. 4 alt. » 140. BRISTOL, by Devizes and Bath (Inn. 131 to 135, to Beckhampton Inn; 145, to Bath ; 159, to Bristol). Dai. ij p. 4 aft. Ar. White Hart, Bath, 9 mom.; and White Lion, Bristol, 11 morn. Dep. from Bristol, 3 aft.: from Bath, 4 aft. Ar. 8 morn. 141. CAERMARTHEN, LLANDILO, LLANDOVERY, BRECON, CRICK- HOWEL, ABERGAVENNY, MONMOUTH, and ROSS (Inn. 191 to 203, to Caermaithen). Dai. 6 morn. Sleeps at Gloucester, and resumes its journey at 6 next morn. Ar. White Lion, Caermarthen, 9 even. 142. CHELTENHAM. Dai. 7 morn. Ar. Royal Hotel, 9 even. Dep. 7 morn. Ar. 9 even. 143. CHERISEY, WEY BRIDGE, SUNBURY, and HAMPTON. Dai. 7 morn, and 2 aft. Ar. at Chertsey, 1 1 morn, and 6 even. Dep. 7 morn, and 2 aft. Ar. 11 morn, and 6 even. 144. CHICHESTER, M1DHURST, and HASLEMERE, thro' Kingston and Milford (Win. 27, 2S, to Milford; 32 and 33, to Chichester). Toes. Thu. Sat. 6 morn. Ar. Dolphin, Chichester, 6 even. Dep. ?.1^n. Wed. Fri. 7 mom. Ar. 7 even. 145. CCBHAM, ESHER, DITTON, and KINGSTON fttim. 27). Dai. 2 4ft. Sund. excepted ; to W. Lion, Cob ha.111. At. 6 rvtn. Dcp. from CofafcaiB, 7 morn. Ar. 1 1 mom. List of Inns from which Stage Coaches Depart. t±6 } FROME, TROWBRIDGE, and DEVIZES, by Marlborough and Summcrham Bridge Chin. 131 to 135, to Bcckhampton Inn ; 145, to Devizes and Summerham Bridge ; 150, to Fromei. Mon. Wed. Fri. 3 aft. Ar. George, Fiome, 9 morn. Dep. 2 aft. Tu. Th. Sun. Ar. 9 mom. 147. GLOUCESTER, CHELTENHAM, NORTHLEACH, and BURFORD Chin. 191 to 196, to Gloucester). Daily, 6 morn. Ar. Booth Hall, Gloucester, 9 even. Dep. 6 morn. At. 9 even. 148. GUILDFORD and RIPLEY (Post Coach). Dai 3 aft. Ar. W. Lion, Guildford, Seven. Dep. 6 morn. Ar. 11 morn. 149. HAMPTON COURT and MOLESEY. Dai. 3 aft. 150. HASTINGS, thro' Tonbridge, Lamberhurst, and Battel ff/ip. 17 to 19, toTonbridge; 24, 25, to Hastings). Dai. 6 morn. Ar. Swan, Has- tings, 5 even. Dep. 6 morn. Ar. 5 even. 151. HASTINGS (Post Coach). During the Summer. Dai. 9 morn. Ar. Swan, 6 even. Dep. 9 morn. Ar. 6 even. 152. KINGSTON. Dai. 4 aft. to the Griffin, Kingston, in about 2 hours. Dep. 8 morn. Ar. 10. 153. OXFORD, thro' Beaconsfield and High Wycombe Chin. 191-2). Dai. 8 morn. Ar. Roebuck, 4 aft. Dep. 9 morn. Ar. ^ aft. 154. PORTSMOUTH, GOSPORT, and PETERSFIELD, thro* Kingston, Guildford, and Godalming (Jthi. 27, 28). Dai. 8 morn. Ar. George, Portsmouth, < even. Dep. 9 morn. Ar. 6 even. 155. READING and MAIDENHEAD (lt\n. 131, 1:2). Dai. 1 aft. Sun. 8 morn. Ar. Upper Ship, Reading, 7 even. Dep. 1 aft. Ar. 6 even. 156. RYE, NORTHIAM, and HAWKHURST. Dai 6 morn. A r. George, Rye, 6 even. Dep. 6 morn. Ar. 6 even. — Packets from Rye to Boulogne Tuesday ami Friday. *57- SEVEN OAKS, R1VERHEAD, and FARNBOROUGH Chin. 17). Dai. 3 aft. (summer) ; 2 winter (Sund. excepted). Ar. Crown, Seven Oaks, 6 even. Dep. 7 morn. Ar. 1 1 morn. 158. SWANSEA, CARDIFF, and CHEPSTOW (Direct Coach, sleeping at Gloucester), through High Wycombe, Oxford, Gloucester, and High- nam (I/in. 191 to 196, to Gloucester and Highnam; 209 and 210, to Chepstow ; 642, to Crick ; 159 to 163, to Swansea). Dai. 6 morn. Ar. Bush Inn, Swansea, 9 next even. Dep. 6 morn. Ar. 9 next even. 159. TONBRIDGE WELLS (Post Coach). Daily, 7 morn. Ar. Eastland's Office, 12 noon. Dep. 3 aft. Ar. 8 even. 160. TWICKENHAM. Dai. 3 aft. Sun. 8 morn. 161. WINDSOR and ETON Chin, iji, 132, to Slough ; 143, to Windsor). Dai. 7 morn. ; 1, 2, and 3 aft, Ar. at Swan Inn, 1 1 morn. ; 5, 6, and 7 aft. Dep. 7, 8, 9, morn.; 2 aft. 162. WORCESTER, TEWKESBURY, and CHELTENHAM (Post Coach). Dai. 5 morn. Ar. Star and Gaiter, Worcester, 9 even. Dep. 5 morn. Ar. 9 even. Bull, Bishopsgatc Street. 163. BRIGHTON (Royal Clarence), by Horsham, Henfield, and Slioteham. Dai. h p. 8 morn. Sun. excepted. 164. BURY and NEWMARKET. Dai. 7 morn. 165. DOVER. Daily, 7 morn, and £ p. 6 even. 166. FAKENHAM, SWAFFHAM, and BRANDON, through Royston and Cambridge (It'w. 443-4, to Royston ; 509, to Cambridge \ 708, to Nevvmaiket; 519, to Barton Mills; 5H> to Brandon; 524-5, to t List of Inns from which Stage Coaches Depart. Swaffham and Fakenham). Tue. Tliur. Sat. $ p. 6 even. Sun. § p. 5 even. Ar. about 12 noon. 167. GRAVESEND. Dai. § p. 4 aft. Ar. 8 even. 168. HERTFORD and HODDESDON. Dai. 3 aft. winter— \ p. 4, summer. 169. LYNN, thro' Barkway and Cambridge (Win. 443-4, to Puckeiidge; 507-8, to Lynn). Tues. Thur. Sat. 7 morn. Ar. Crown Tavern, 9 even. Dep. Mon. Wed. Fri. 7 morn. Ar. 9 even. 170. NORWICH, thro' Newmarket, Thetford, and Wymondham (ltin. 516 to 520). Daily, 6 aft. Ar. W. Swan, Norwich, 11 morn. Dep. 3 aft. Ar. 8 morn. 171. WISBEACH, through Puckeridge, Cambridge, St. Ives, Chatteris, and March. Mon. Wed. Fri. £ p. 6 even. Bully Holl'orn. 172. AMERSHAM, thro* Watford (ltin. 259, to Watford; 808, to Amers- ham). Dai. 3 aft. Ar. Crown, Ameisham, 8 even. Dep. 6 morn. Ar. § p. 1 1 morn. 173. BRIGHTON, by Sutton, Ryegate, and Cuckfield (Win. 39, 40). Dai. 8 morn. Ar. Old Ship, Brighton, i p. 3 aft. Dep. cj§ morn. Ar. 5 even. 174. BURNHAM (Backs), thro' Hay<:s and Jvej. Dai. 3 aft. Sun. excepted, to the George Inn, Buriihani. Dep. 6 morn. Ar. 1 1. 175. CHESHAM and RICKMANSWORTH, thro' Edgewaie and Stanmore. Daily, 2 aft. Ar. Red Lion, Chesham, 8 even. Dep. 6 morn. Ar. 1 1 morn, t 76. ENFIELD, by Edmonton (ltin. 443, to Edmonton; on left to Enfield). Dai. g p. 8 morn, and | p. 3 aft. Ar. Nag's Head, Enfield, in z hours. 1 77. EPSOM. Dai. 4 aft. Ar. Spread Eagle, \ p. 6. Dep. 8 morn. Ar. ic£. 178. HEMEL HEMPSTEAD, thro* Watford (ltin. 259, to Watford ; 269, to Hemel Hempstead). Dai. 7 moin. and 3 aft. At. King's Arms, Hemel Hempstead, 12 noon and 8 even. Dep. 8 mom. and 3 aft. Ar. t aft. and 8 even. 179. FINNER and HARROW ON THE HILL (ltin. 274, to Harrow). Dai, 3 aft. Ar. Queen's Head, Pinner, 6 even. Dep. 8 morn. Ar. 11 morn. 18c. THAME, thro' High Wycombe, S token Church, and Postcombe (ltin. 191, 192, to Postcombe; 218, to Thame,). Tues. Thur. Sat. 8 morn. Ar. Swan, Thame, 4 aft. Dep. Mon. Wed. Fri. 8 morn. Ar. 4 aft. 181. UXBRIDGE (ltin. 191). Dai. 8 morn, and 2 and 3 aft. Ar. George, Uxbridge, 1 1 morn, and 5 and 6 aft. Dep. same time as from London. 182. WATFORD, BUSHEY, and STANMORE (ltin. 259). Dai. 8 morn. and 2 aft. Ar. Rose and Crown, Watford, in 3 hours. Dep. 8 morn. Ar. n morn. Bull, Leadenhall Street, and Old Black Bear, Piccadilly. 183. BRIGHTON (The Dart). Dai. 3 aft. Sund. excepted. 184. BRIGHTON (The Umpire), thro' Ryegate, Crawley, and Hixted. Dai. J morn. Ar. in 6 hours. 185. BRIGHTON (Hero). Dai. f bef. 9 mom Sun. excepted. Ar. in 7 hours. 186. COLCHESTER (the Independent). Dailv, § p. 8 morn. 187. DOVER, DEAL) MARGATE, and RAMSGATE. 8 morn. 6 even. 188. GRAVESEND, DARTFORD, and CRAYFORD (Post Coach). Dai. 3 and 5 aft. Sunday excepted. 1 89. WOODFORD. Dai. f before 4 aft. List of Inns from which Stage Coaches Depart. Bull, Whitechapel. 190. BARKING and ILFORD. Daily, 11 morn.; 4 and 6 even. 191. BISHOP'S STORTFORD, HARLOW, and EPPING. Daily, 3 aft. Sunday excepted. 192. CHELMSFORD, BADDOW, DANBURY, MALDON, and SOUTH- MINSTER. Tue. Thu. Sat. 1 1 morn. 193. CHELMSFORD, MALDON, and DANBURY. Dai. 2 aft. and § p 2 ; Sunday excepted. 194. COLCHESTER. Tue. Thu. Sat. 2 aft. 195. GRAYS, TILBURY, and PURFLEET. Dai. 4 aft. Sunday excepted. 196. HARLOW, SHEERING, HATFIELD, DUNMOW, BARDFIELD, FINCHINGFIELD, & WEATHERSFIELD. Tu. Th. Sat. 3 aft. 197. HORNDON ON THE HILL, AVELEY, and PURFLEET. Dai. 4 aft. Sund. excepted. 198. ILFORD. Dai. 11 morn. 6 aft. ; Sund. 9 mom. 7 even. 199. IPSWICH, COLCHESTER, WITHAM, CHELMSFORD, and IN- GATESTONE. Dai. 7 and 8 morn. 200. NORWICH, thro' Chelmsford, Braintree, Sudbury, Bury, Is worth, Botesdale, and Scole Inn. Dai. ^ bef. 7 morn. 201. ONGAR, CHIGWELL, and WOODFORD BRIDGE. Dai. 3 aft. Sunday excepted. 202. SOUTHEND, by Romford, Brentwood, Billericay, Wickford, Raleigh, and Rochford. Dai. 3 aft.; also Tue. Thu. Sat. Sun. 1 aft. 203. STOW MARKET, WICKHAM MARKET, WOODBRIDGE, and IPSWICH. Dai. 7 and 8 morn. 204. UPMINSTER, HORNCHURCH, and ROMFORD. Dai. 4 and 5 aft. Bull and Mouth, Bull and Mouth Street. 205. ABERDEEN and EDINBURGH (Royal Mail), thro' York, North Allerton, Durham, Newcastle, Alnwick, Berwick, Edinburgh (Itin. to York, as by York Mail, No. 238 ; 476 to 477, to North Allerton; 448 to 460, to Edinburgh and Aberdeen). Dai. £ p. 7 even. (Sund. 7). Ar. Black Bull, Edinb. § p. 5 morn. Dep. § p. 3 aft. Ar. Aberdeen, 7 morn. Dep. £ p. 2 aft. Ar. \ bef. 5 morn. 206. ABERDEEN, EDINBURGH, and GLASGOW, thro' Ware, Hunting- don, Alconbury, Newark, Worksop, Boro'bridge, Topcliffe, Thirsk, North Allerton, Newcastle, Morpeth, Alnwick, Berwick, and Hadding- ton (hin. 443 to 447, to Alconbury Hill •, 344 to 351, to Ferrybridge ; 447 to 460, to Edinburgh and Aberdeen). Dai. 1 1 morn. — Passengers going by this Coach to Glasgow are forwarded from Newcastle. 207. ABERYSTWITH (Coach), through Shrewsbury. Sat. 3 aft. ' 208. BIRMINGHAM (Old Post Coach), thro' High Wycombe, Oxford, Enstone, and Stratford (ltin. 191-192, to Oxford; 211, to Enstone ; 227-228, to Birmingham). Dai. £ bef. 5 aft. Ar. Nelson Hotel, Bir- mingham, i p. 11 morn. Dep. § p. 6 even. Ar. 1 aft. 209. BIRMINGHAM (Union), thro' Uxbridge, High Wycombe, Oxford, and Stratford (Itin. as No. 208). Dai. 3 aft. Ar. Nelson Hotel, Birmingham, 9 morn. Dep. 2^ aft. Ar. § p. 8 morn. 210. BIRMINGHAM (Royal Mail), (Itin. as No/208). Dai. £ p. 7 even. (Sunday, £ bef. 7). Ar. Nelson Hotel, Birmingham, \ p. 11 morn. Dep. 3 aft. Ar. 7 morn. 211. BIRMINGHAM (the Aurora), through Uxbridge, Wycombe, Oxford, Shipston, and Stratford (Itin. as No, 208V Dai. | p. 5 mom. Ar. .Nelson's Hotel, Birmingham, 10 even. Dep. } before 6 mom- Ar. 10 even. t 2v_ List of Inns from which Stage Coaches Depart. 212. EXETER (Subscription Coach), through Andover, Amesbury, Hindon, Mere, Wincaunton, Ilchester, llminster, and Honiton (Itin. 51-55, to Andover; 100, 101, over ♦ihe New Road, to Honiton and Exeter). Dai. \ p. 5 even. Ar. Old London Inn, Exeter, in 25 hours. Dep. 8 morn, and 6 even. Ar. in 25 hours. 213. GLASGOW and CARLISLE (Royal Mail), thro' Barnet, St. Neot's, Buckden, Stilton, Grantham, Newark, Ollerton, Worksop, Ferrybridge, Boro'bridge, Catterick, Bowes, Brough, Appleby, Penrith, Carlisle, Longtown, Lockerby, Moffat, and Hamilton (Itin. 343 to 360, to Glasgow). Daily, % p. 7 even. (Sunday, 7). Ar. Tontine, Glasgow, 5 m >in. Dep. 3 aft. Ar. 4 morn. — On the Mail's Arrival at Carlisle t a Mail Coach is despatched to Port Patrick, through Dumfries, every day (Itin. 335 to 339, to Port Patrick). 214. GLOUCESTER ^Post Coach), thro' High Wycombe, Oxford, and Chel- tenham (Itin. 191 to 196). Dai. 1 aft. Ar. Bell, Gloucester, 6 morn. Dep. 1 aft. Ar. 11 mom. v 215. GLOUCESTER and CHELTENHAM (the Express), thro' Uxbridgc, Wycombe, Oxford, Witney, and Buiford (Itin. 191 to 196). Mond. Wed. Fri. $ p. 5 morn. Ar. 7 even. Lamb, Gloucester. Dep. Tues. Thu. Sat. f p. 5 morn. Ar. 7 even. 216. HEREFORD, through Oxford, Cheltenham, Gloucester, and Ross (Itin. 191 to 196, to Ross; 215, to Hereford). Dai. 1 aft. Ar. Greyhound, Hereford, 4 aft. Dep. 6 morn. Ar. 10 morn. 217 HEREFORD, thro' High Wycombe, Oxford, Worcester, and Ledbury (Itin. 19 t to 192, to Oxon; 152 to 156, to Worcester ; 859, to Ledbury; 219, to Hereford). Tues. Thur. Sat. 2 aft. Ar. at the Hotel, Heref. 4 aft. Dep. Tues. Thur. Sat. 4 morn. Ar. 9 morn. 218. HOLYHEAD (Post Coach, Piince Regent), thro' High Wycombe, Ox- ford, Birmingham, Shrewsbury, Oswestry, Llangollen, Cernioge, Ca- pel Cerig, and Bangor (Itin. 191, 192, to Oxford ; 21 1, to Er stone ; 227 to 236, to Holyhead). Dai. 3 aft. Ar. Eagle and Child, Holy- head, 3d day, 1 aft. Dep. 12 noon. Ar. 3d day, 8 mom. 219. KIDDERMINSTER (Royal Mail), through Aylesbuiy, Buckingham, Brackley, Banbury, Stratford, Alcester, and Bromesgrove. Dai. | p. 7. zzo. LEEDS (Royal Mail), thro' Hatfield, Welwyn, Bedford, Higham Ferrers, Kettering, Uppingham, Oakham, Melton Mowbray, Nottingham, Mansfield, Chesterfield, Sheffield, Barnsley, and Wakefield (Itin. 343, to Welwyn; 379 to 387, to Leeds). Dai. ~ p. 7 even. iSun. £bef. 7). Ar. W. Horse Inn, Leeds, \ p. 3 morn. Dep. 9 even. Ar. 5 morn. 221. LEEDS (Express), thro' Dunstable, Northampton, Leicester, Notting- ham, Sheffield (Itin. 279-280, to Northampton; 323-324, to Lough- boro' ; 398, to Nottingham; 383 to 387, to leeds). Dai. 1 aft. to the Tontine Inn, Sheffield. Ar. Hotel Inn, Leeds, 7 next even. Dep 6 morn. Ar. next day £ p. 1 aft. 222. LEICESTER (Union Post Coa'ch), thro' St. Albans, Woburn, North- ampton, and Harborough (Itin. 279, 280, to Northampton ; 323, to Leicester). Dai. * bef. 5 morn. Ar. Bell Inn, Leicester, 7 even. Dep. 5 morn. Ar. 8 even. 223. LEOMINSTER, thro' High Wycombe, Oxford, Worcester, and Brom- yard (Itin. 191, 192, to Oxford ; 152 to 156, to Worcester ; 211,212, to Leominster). Sun. Mon. Wed. Fri. 2 aft. Ar. King's Head, Leo- minster, 6 even. Dep. Mon. Tu. Th. Sat. 6 morn. Ar. 9 morn. 224. LUDLOW and WORCESTER (Royal Mail), thro' Wycombe, Oxford, Worcester, and Tenbury (Itin. 191-192, to'Oxfbr'd; i*;j to 1 -'6, to Wor- cester ; 239-240, to Ludlow). To Worcester,, daily: to Ludlow. 2 List of Inns from which Stage Coaches Depart. Tues. Wed. Thur. and Sat. 7 even. Ar. Star and Garter, Worcester, 12 noon. Dep. 3 aft. Ar. Crown Inn, Ludlow, 6 even. Dep. 6 morn. Ar. 7 morn. 225. LUDLOW, thio' High Wycombe, Oxford, and Worcester. Monday, z aft. (Itin. as No. 2:4). A.r. Crown, Ludlow, 6 even. Dep. 4 morn. Ar. 1 1 morn. 226. MILFORD HAVEN, thro' High Wycombe, Oxford, Gloucester, Ross, Monmouth, Abergavenny, Brecon, Llandovery, Caermarthen, Nar- beth, and Haverfordwest (Urn. 19 r to 203). Tue. Thur. Sat. 1 aft. Ar. \ p. 5 aft. Dep. 7 morn. Ar. 1 1 morn. 227. NEWCASTLE (the Wellington), thro' Stilton, Stamford, Grantham, Doncaster, Ferrybridge, Thirsk, North Allerton, Datlington, and Durham. Daily, 1 1 morn. 228. NOTTINGHAM (Royal Mail). See under Leeds Mail, No. 220. 229. NOTTINGHAM (the Express), thro' Wobuin, Noithampton, Market Harborough, and Leicester ( Itin. 279, 280, to Northampton ; 323, 324, to Lough bo ro' ; 398, to Nottingham). Dai. 1 alt. Ar. Black's Head, Nottingham, \ p. 8 morn. Dep. 4^ aft. Ar. \ p. 1 aft. 230. NORTHAMPTON (Old Coach), thro' St. Albans and Woburn fl/ia. 279, 280). Dai. $ before 5 morn. Ar. George, Northampton, 2 att. Dep. 7 morn. Ar. 6 even. i>i. NORTHAMPTON (Elegant Light Coach), thro' Dunstable, Woburn, and Newport (Itin. 279, 280). Dai. £ before 7 morn. Ar. George, Northampton, 4 aft. Dep. f bef. 7 morn. Ar. 4 aft. 232. OXFORD, thro' High Wycombe (Itin. 191-2). Dai. r, 2, 3, 5, aft. 233. PLYMOUTH and DOCK (Subscription Coach), through Andover, Amesbury, Hindon, Mere, Wincaunton, Ilminster, Honiton, and Exeter (Itin, 51 to 55, to Andover; 100, 101, over the New Road, to Exeter; 91, 92, to Plymouth Dock). Dai. 8 morn, and § p. 5 aft. Ar. Oxford Inn, Plymouth, and London Inn, Dock, 2d day, 7 aft. Dep. 8 morn. Ar. 2d day, 7 even. 234. SHREWSBURY and HOLYHEAD (Union), thro' High Wycombe and Birmingham (Itin. as No. 218). Dai. 3 aft. Ar. Lion, Shrewsb. 6 even. Dep. 6 morn. Ar. 8 morn. 235. SHREWSBURY (Light Coach, Prince Regent). Route same as No. 2 1 8. Dai. 3 aft. Ar. White Lion, 4§ next aft. Dep. 6 morn. Ar. 9 next morn. 236. WORCESTER (Royal Mai/J. See under Ludlow Mail, No. 224. Dai. 7 even. Ar. Star and Garter, 12 noon. Dep. 3 aft. Ar. 7 morn 237. WORCESTER (Old Fly), thro' High Wycombe, Oxford, Woodstock, Chipping Norton, Moreton, and Pershore (Itin. 191, 192, to Oxtoid ; 211, to Worcester). Dai. 2 aft. Ar. Unicorn, Worcester, 9 morn. Dep. r aft. Ar. 10 morn. 238. YORK (Royal MailJ, thro' Huntingdon, Stamford, Newark, Bawtry, Doncaster, Ferrybridge, and Tadcaster (Itin. 443 to 447, to Alconbury Hill; 344 to 348, to Newark; 480 to 481, to Doncaster; 351, to Ferrybridge; 476, to York). Dai. $ p. 7 even. Sun. 7, to the York Tavern Inn, York. — From York, Mail Coaches, — thro" Pickering to TVhitby ; Malton to Scarbaro' ; Beverley to Hull ; and Stockton to Sunderland and ShieUs. List of Inns from which Stage Coaches Depart. 240. YORK (the Wellington), through Stamford, Grantham, Newark, Tuxford, East Retford, Bawtry, Doncaster, and Tadcaster (If in. 343 to 348, to Newark ; 480, 481 , to Doncaster ; 351, to Ferrybridge ; 476, to York). Dai. 11 morn. Ar. Swan and York Taverns alternately, 9 night. Dep. 11 night. Ar. 8 morn. Castle and Falcon, Aldersgate Street. 241. BARNSTAPLE and ILFRACOMB, thro' Basingstoke, Overton, Whitchurch, Andover, Salisbury, Hindon, Mere, Wincaunton, Castle Cary, Somerton, Langport, Taunton, Wellington, Tiverton, and South Molton (It'in. 51 to $$, to Salisbury; 123, to Hindon; 96, 97, to Wincaunton; 114, to Taunton; m, 112, to Barnstaple; 187, to llfracomb). Dai. 9 morn. ; Tues. Thur. Sat. from Andover, thro' Amesbury, Heytesbury, Warminster, Frome, Bruton, and thence to Barnstaple, as above. Ar. Golden Lion 2d day, £ p. 5 aft. Dep. 8 morn. Ar. 2d day, £ bef. 4 aft. 242. BIRMINGHAM and COVENTRY (Royal Union), thro* St. Albans, Stony Stratford, Towcester, Weedon, Daventry, and Dunchurch Chin. 295 to 299, to Coventry and Stone Bridge; 4:4, to Birming- ham). Dai. \ before 5 aft. Ar. Castle Inn, Birmingham, ic morn. Dep. 2 aft. Ar. 9 morn. 243. CHESTER, MANCHESTER, and LIVERPOOL. Dai. \ p. 4 aft. 244. LEMINGTON and WARWICK. Dai. \ p. 4 aft. 245. MANCHESTER (Telegraph), thro' Barnet, Dunstable, Woburn, North- ampton, Leicester, Derby, Ashbum, Leek, and Macclesfield (ltin. 279,280, to Northampton ; 323 to 328, to Manchester). Dai. § p. 2 aft. Ar. Moseley Arms, Manchester, 8 next even. Dep. 2 aft. Ar. 9 even. 246. TAUNTON and SALISBURY, through Basingstoke and Andover.— Route as No. 241. Mon. Wed. Fri. 2 aft. Catherine Wheel, Southwark. 247. EAST GRINSTED and GODSTONE, through Croydon. Dai. 3 affr. Sun. 7 morn. 248. RYEGATE, thro' Croydon. Dai. $ p. 3 aft. to the Grapes Inn, Ryegate. Cross Keys, Gracechurch Street. 249. BRIXTON and STOCKWELL. 10 J, 1, 4. 8. 250. CARSHALTOX, MITCHAM, and TOOTING. Dai. 4 aft. Sunday morn- 8. 251. CHATHAM, ROCHESTER, GRAVESEND, and DARTFORD (hin. 3, 4). Dai. 8, 9, 12, 1, 4, 6. 252. CHELMSFORD and INGATESTONE, thro' Romford and Brentwood (ltin. 535). Mon. Wed. Fri. |p.2 aft. Ar. Ship, Chelmsford, J p. 6 even. Dep. Tu. Th. Sat. 7 morn. Ar. in 4 hours. 253. CLAPHAM. 9|, 11, 3, 4, 8. 2*4. CROYDON. Daily, 10 morn 4 aft. and 7 even. 255. DOVER, DEAL, and CANTERBURY (ltin. 3 to 7, to Dover; and to Deal, thro' Sandwich ; hin. 3, 4, to Canterbury ; 15, to Deal). Dai. 6|, 8, morn, and 6 even. Ar. Ship, Dover; Hoop and Griffin, Deal, in 12 hours. — Extra Coaches at any hour 1 . 256. FAVERSHAM and SITTINGBOURNE (Post Coa.) Dai. 12 noon. 257. GODALMING, GUILDFORD, COBHAM, ESHER, and KINGSTON. Mon. Wed. Fri. £ p. 9 morn. 258. GODALMING, GUILDFORD, LEATHERHEAD, and EPSOM. Tur. Thur. Sat. 9 morn. List of Inns from which Stage Coaches Depart. 259. GOSPORT, ALTON, and FARNHAM, thro* Egham (ltin. 51, 52, to Bagshot ; 7 1 , to Alton ; 85, to Filmer Hill ; 75, to Bishop's Waltham; 665, to Gosport). Dai. 8 morn. Sun. excepted. Ar. Red Lion, Gos- port, 4 p. 7 even. Dep. 8 morn. Ar. 8 even. 260. HAMPTON WICK, KINGSTON, and WANDSWORTH. Dai. 4 aft. 261. KINGSTON, by Wandsworth fltin. 27). Dai. 4, Sun. excepted. Ar. in 2 hours. Dep. 8 morn. Ar. in 2 hours. 262. LEWES (Post Coach). Dai. S morn. 263. MALDON and DANBURY. Mon. Wed. Fri. \ p. 2 aft. 264. MARGATE, RAMSGATE, and FAVERSHAM. Dai. 6, 7, and 8, morn, and 6 even. — Extra Coaches at any hour. 265. PARIS, by Dover. Dai. 8 morn, and £ p. 7 even. 266. PECKHAM. 10, 11, 1, 3, 4±, 6, 7$, 9. 267. RICHMOND, PUTNEY, WANDSWORTH, and CLAPHAM. Dai. § p. 4 aft. ; Sund. 10 morn. 268. RYEGATE, by Croydon. Dai. atfp. 3, Sunday excepted. 269. STREATHAM (Post Coach). Dai. 4, i p. 4, and 7. 270. SYDENHAM, DULWICH, and CAMBERWELL. Dai. 5 aft. Sunday excepted. In sum. 8£even.; 10 Sunday morn. 271. W'OOLWICH (ltin. <))~ Dai. i p. 9 morn, and 6 eten. ; Sun. § p. 9 and § p. 1 1 morn. £p. 8 even. 272. WORTHING. Dai."| p . 7 morn . Sunday excepted. Cross Keys, St. John Street. 273. BARNET and HATFIELD, thro' Whetstone. Dai. 4 aft. summer; 3 aft. winter. Sund. 9 morn. 274. BEDFORD (the Eclipse), through Hatfield, Welwyn, Hitchm, and Shefford (ltin. 343, to Welwyn ; 379, to Bedford). Mon. Wed. Fri. J bef. 9 morn. 276. LEIGHTON BUZZARD, thro' Barnet, St. Albans, Dunstable, and Hockliffe (ltin. 295, to Hockliffe ; 430, to Leighton Buzzard). Mon. Th. Sat. § p. 10 morn, winter; § p. 12 noon, summer. Ar. Swan, Leighton, in 7 hours. Dep. Wed. Fri. Sund. 7 morn. Ar. 2 aft. 277. LEICESTER (Royal Union), thro' Northampton and Market Har- borough. Dai. f bef. 5 morn. 278. NORTHAMPTON, through Dunstable, Woburn, and Newport Pagnell (ltin. 279-280). Dai. £ bef. 7 morn. Cross Keys, Wood Street, Ckeapside. 279. BATH and BRISTOL (the Regulator). Dai. \ p. 4 aft. 280. BRIGHTON. Dai. 9 morn. 2 aft. 281. BROMPTON, CHATHAM, ROCHESTER, and GRAVESEND (Li^ht Coach). Daily, 2 and 3 aft. 282. BURY ST. EDMUNDS (the Cornwallis), through Newmarket. Tue. Thu. Sat. £ bef. 7 morn. 283. CAMBRIDGE (Union), through Royston and Buntingford. Dai. 8 morn. 284. DOVER, DEAL, MARGATE, RAMSGATE, and CANTERBURY (Light Coach). Dai. \ p. 7 morn, and \ p. 6 even. 285. EDINBURGH and NEWCASTLE (Highflyer), through Alnwick, Durham, Darlington, and North Allerton. Dai. 9 morn. 286. FAKENHAM (Light Coach), thro' Cambridge, Newmarket, Brandon, and Swaffhara. Tu. Th. Sat. Sun. \ p. 6 aft. List of Inns from which Stagl Coaches Depart. 287. FAVERSHAM (Light Coach). Daily, 12 noun. zS6. HASTINGS, BATTEL, and TONBR1DGE (New Accommodation Coach). Dai. 7 morn. 289. HOLYHEAD and CHESTER (Royal Mail), thro' Hinckley, Lich- field, and Stafford. Dai. A p. 7 even. 190. IPSWICH and COLCHESTER (the Independent). Dai. \ p. 8 morn. 29 1. LIVERPOOL. Dai.f p. 12 andip. 2. 292. LYNN, ELY, and DOWNHAM. Dai. 6 mom. 293. LYNN and FAKENHAM (Post Coach), through Brandon, Methwold, and Stoke Ferry. Tu. Th. Sat. 6 morn. 294. MAIDSTONE (Light Coach). Dai. 3 aft. 295. MANCHESTER (Light Telegraph Coach), through Leicester, Derby, Ashburn, Leek, and Macclesfield. Dai. £ p. 1 aft. 296. NORWICH (the Telegraph Day Coach), thro' Newmarket and Thet- ford. Mon. Wed. Fri. \ bef. 7 morn. Ar. in 13 hours. 297. NORWICH (Expedition Coach), through Newmarket and Thetford. Dai 4 p. 5 aft. 2< ; 8. OXFORD and CHELTENHAM. Dai. 7 morn. 299. PARIS (Diligence), by Dover. Dai. £ p. 7 morn, and A p. 6 even. 300. PORTSMOUTH (Light Coach). Dai. 8 morn, and 7 even. 301. SOUTHAMPTON (Light Telegraph Coach), through Ba.ingstoke and Winchester. Dai. 7 morn. 302. STROUDWATER and CIRENCESTER (Day Coach), thro' Abingdon, Faringdon, Fairford, and Chalford. Dai. | before 6 morn. 303. WINDSOR (Union Coach'. Dai. 7 morn, and 2 aft. 304. WISBEACH (Light Coach), thro' Cambridge, Chatteris, and March. Mon. Wed. Fri. £ p. 6 even. 305. WORCESTER [Light Coa.), thro' Oxford and Cheltenham. Dai. 1 aft. 306. WORTHING and HORSHAM, through Epsom, Dorking, Leather- head, and Findon. Dai. 7 morn. 307. YARMOUTH CHoyal Mail and Telegraph Coach), through Colchester, Ipswich, Milton, Woodbridge, Saxmundham, Yoxford, Biythburgh, Wangford, Wrentham, Kessingland, and Lowestoft. Dai. 5 aft. 308. YORK (Highflyer), through Newark, Doncaster, and Ferrybridge; at which Place it meets with the various Branch Coaches to Leeds, Shef- field, Halifax, Huddersfield, Harrowgate, Carlisle, and all the othei principal Towns in the North. Dai. 9 morn. Four Siva7is, Bishopsgate Street. 309. BRIGHTON. Dai. 9 morn. 2 aft. ; Sund. 9 morn. 310. CAMBRIDGE, thro' Royston and Buntingford. Dai. 8 morn. Sunday excepted. 3 1 1. CARSH ALTON. Dai. % p. 3 aft.; Sund. A p. 8 morn. 312. ENFIELD, thro' Edmonton fltin. 443). Dai. 9 morn.; | bef. 4, and lp.fi aft. 313. FAKENHAM. Tu. Th. Sat. § p. 6 morn. 314. IPSWICH (Post Coach), thro' Romford, Chelmsford, Witham, and Colchester fl/in. 535 to 539;. Dai. $ bef. 6 and J bet- 7 mom. Ar Golden Lion, 6 even. Dep. 7 and 8 morn. Ar. £ p. 4 and \ p. 5 aft. 3 1 c. LYNN. Daily, £ p. 6 mom. 316. SOUTHGATE. Dai. * p. 9 morn, and \ p. 4 aft. Sund. 9^ morn. ; 1 7. WALSINGHAM. 'Mon. Wed. Fri. 4 aft". 31 8. WALTHAMSTOW. Dai. ic morn.; 4 and 7 aft. 319. WALTHAM ABBEY. Dai. \ p. 3 aft. 320. WOODBRIDGE and IPSWICH (Itht. 535 to 539, to Ipswich ; 547, to Woodbridge;. Dai. $ be I. 6 mom. Ar. King's Head, Woodbridge, 7 even. Dep. \ bef. 6 morn. Ar. ) even. List of Inns from which Stage Coaches Depart. George, Borough. 322. BRENCHLEY, thro' East Peckham, Brand Bridges, Matfield Green, Wateringbury, and Mereworth. Tue. Thu. Sat. £ p. 2 aft. 323. DEAL, DOVER, CANTERBURY, FAVERSHAM, RAMSGATE, and MARGATE. Dai. 8 morn, and 7 even. 324. FOLKSTONE, SANDGATE, HYTHE, ASHFORD, LENHAM, & HARRIETSHAM, thro' Eltham and Maidstone (Itin. 11, 12). Dai. 6 morn. At. Folkstone Arms, 6 even. Dep. 6 morn. Ar. 6 even.— At llythe Coaches are ready to for-ward Passengers to Romney, Lydd, and Dungeness. 325. HASTINGS, ROBERTSBRIDGE, BATTEL, BEXHILL, SILVER HILL, LAMBERHURST, SEVEN OAKS, and TONBRIDGE. Dai. £ p. 6 morn. 326. MAIDSTONE, MALLING, and WROTH AM, thro' Foots Cray and Farningham (itin. n). Dai. 7 morn, and |p 1 aft.; Sun. excepted. Ar. Green's Coach Office in 5^ hours. 327. MAIDSTONE, MALLING, and WROTHAM (Good Intent). Dai. \ bef. 4 aft. Sund excepted. Ar. Maidstone \ p. 8 even. 328. MAIDSTONE, TESTON, WATERINGBURY, and MEREWORTH (New Post Coach), thro' Farningham (Itin. i 1). Mori. Wed. Fri. 9 morn. Ar. Green's Coa. Office, Maidstone, 4 aft. Dep. Sun. Tu. Th. 9 morn. Ar. * p. 2 aft. 329. ORPINGTON, ST. MARY CRAY, and CHISELHURST, thro' Eltham. Mon. Wed. Sat. 3 aft. winter ; 4 summer. Ar. Artichoke, Orpington, 7 and 8 even. Dep. Mon. Wed. Sat. 7 morn. Ar. 10. 330. ROCHESTER, CHATHAM, BROMPTON, and GRAVESEND. Dai. 9 morn.; 2 and 4 aft. 331. RYE, BECKLEY, NORTHIAM, SANDHURST, and NEWENDEN. Mon. Tue. Th. Sat. i bef. 7 morn. 332. SEVEN OAKS, R1VERHEAD, and FARNBOROUGH. Dai. 1 p. 2 aft. Sund. excepted. 333. TENTERDEN, APPLEDORE, CR4NBROOK, and STAPLEHURST. Sun. Tu. Th. 7 mom. Ar. 7 even. Dep. Tu- Th. Sun. 8 morn. At. 9 even. 334. WORTHING, thro' Horsham and Dorking. Dai. 8 morn. 335. YALDING (the Britannia), through Teston, Wateringbury, and Mere- worth. Mon. Wed. Frid. \ p. 2 aft. George and Blue Boar, Hollorn. 337. BATH and BRISTOL (Post Coach), through Maidenhead, Reading, Newbury, Hungerford, Marlborough, Calne, and Chippenham (Itin. 13110136, to Bath; 159, to Bristol). Dai, 1 aft. Ar. Greyhound, Bath, 9 mom.; Bush Inn, Bristol, 11 morn. Dep. from Swan Inn, Bristol, 1 aft.; from Bath, 4 aft. Ar. 9 morn. 338. BEDFORD, thro' Welwyn, Hitchin, and Sheft'ord (Itin. 343, to Wel- wyn ; 379, to Bedford). Dai. (Sunday excepted), | p. 8 mom. Ar. Swan, Bedford, 4 aft. Dep. 8 morn. Ar. 3 aft. 339. BIRMINGHAM (Ptince of Wales), through Henley, Oxford, Wood- stock, Enstone, Shipston, Stratford on Avon, and Henley in Arden (Itin. 151 to 155, to Enstone; 227-8, to Birmingham). Dai. 3 aft. Ar. Hen and Chickens Hotel,' Birmingham, 9 next morn. Dep. 6 even. Ar. next day, 12 noon. 340. BRIGHTON (Post Coa.), thro' Streatham, Ryegate, Crawley, and Cuckheid. Dai. 8 and 9 morn, to the Blue Coach Office, Brighton. U List of Inns from which Stage Coaches Depart. 341. CAMBRIDGE (Fly), thro' Epping, Hockeril, Stansted, and Chestet ford (Itin. 516 to 519, to Chesterford ; 510, to Cambridge). Dai. 9 morn. Sund. excepted. Ar. Red Lion Inn, Cambridge, in 7 hours. Dep. 9 morn. Ar. 4 aft. 342. DOVER, thro' Dartford, Gravesend, Rochester, Chatham, Sitting- bourne, and Canterbury (Itin. 3 to 7). Dai. § p. 6 morn. Ar. Ship, Do\er, 7 even. Dep. £ p. 7 morn. Ar. 7 even. — During the Season Coaches are in readiness at Canterbury to convey Passengers to Deal, Mar~ gate, Ramsgate, or any Part of the Coast. 343. EDINBURGH, NEWCASTLE, and GLASGOW. Dai. * p. 6 morn. 344. EPPING, HARLOW, SAWBRIDGEWORTH, BISHOP STORT- FORD, STANSTED, and SAFFRON WALDEN. Dai. \ bef. 9 morn. Ar. 2 aft. Dep. 1 2 noon. Ar. * p. 4. 345. HERTFORD and HQDDESDON (New Telegraph), through Waltharn Cross, Cheshunt, and Broxburn (Itin. 443-4, to Hoddesdon ; 479, to Hertford). Dai. £ bef. 4 aft. Sun. excepted. Ar. Bell, Hertford, 3 even. Dep. 7 morn. Ar. 1 1 morn. 346. HOLYHEAD (Prince of Wales Post Coach), thro* Oxford, Birming- ham, Shrewsbury, Oswestry, and Bangor. Dai. 3 aft. Ar. Hibernia Hotel, Holyhead, 3d day, 9 morn. Dep. 1 aft. Ar. }d day, ic morn. 347. HUNGERFORD, NEWBURY, READING, and MAIDENHEAD. Dai. 1 aft. 348. HUNTINGDON, thro* Biggleswade, St. Neots, Buckden, and Bramp- ton. £ before 6 every even. Ar. £ p. 3 morn. Dep. 8 even. Ar. 6 morn. 349. LEEDS (the Union), through Welwyn, Stamford, Grantham, Retford, Doncaster, and Ferrybridge (Itin. 343 to 348, to Newark ; 480, 481, to Doncaster; 351, to Ferrybridge; 409, to Leeds). Dai. £ p. 6 morn. Ar. next day at White Horse, Leeds, 9 morn. Dep. 1 2 noon. Ar. 4 next even. — From Leeds Passengers, &c. regularly for- ivarded to Harroivgate, Knar esborough, Ripley , Ripon, York, IVetherby x Boroughbridge, Thirsk, North Allerton, Darlington, Durham, Newcastle) Edinburgh, Kendal, Glasgow, Carlisle, and all parts of the North. 350. OUNDLE, thro' Temsford, St. Neots, Kimbolton, andThrapston (Itin. 343, 344, to St. Neots ; 397, to Great Catsworth ; 412, to Thrapston; 795-6, to Oundle). Tu. Th. Sat. \ p. 5 morn. Ar. Oundle 6 even. Dep. Mon. Wed. Fri. 5 morn. Ar. 6 even. 351. OXFORD (Post Coa.), thro' Maidenhead and Henley on Thames (Itin. 51, to Hounslow ; 151, 152, to Oxford). Dai. 3 aft. Ar. Angel, Oxford, 1 1 aft. Dep. 4 morn. Ar. 1 aft. 352. ST. NEOTS, thro' Hatfield, Stevenage, Baldock, and Biggleswade (Itin. 343-4, to Temsford; 398, to St. Neots). Dai. ■§ p. 5 morn, and 6 even. Ar. St. Neots, 4 aft. 4 morn. Dep. 7 morn. Ar. 7 even. 353. SHREWSBURY (Prince of Wales), thro' Henley, Oxford, Enstone, Ship- ston, Stratford on Avon, Henley in Arden, Birmingham, Wcdnes- bury, Wolverhampton, Shiffnal, Madeley, and Colebrook Dale (Itin. 151 to 155, to Enstone ; 227 to 231, to Shiffnal; 255, to Colebrook Dale and Shrewsbury). Dai. 3 aft. Ar. Talbot Inn, Shrewsbury, 5 next even. Dep. 8 morn. Ar. 1 next aft. 354. STAMFORD (Regent), through Biggleswade, Temsford, ■ St. Neots, Huntingdon, Sti'uon, and Norman Cross (Itin. 343, 344, to St. Neots; 833, to Huntingdon ; 447, to Stamford). 6 every even. Ar. Stamford 7 morn. Dep. 7 morn. Ar. same even, at 8. 155. WALTHAM CROSS, CHESHUNT, and BROXBOURN. Dai. 4 aft. 356. WELLINGBOROUGH, (JLNEY, EMBERTON, SHERRINGTON, LrsT of Inns from which Stage Coaches Depart. and NEWPORT PAGNELL (Post Coa.), through St. Albans, Dun- stable, Woburn (It'm. 279, 280, to Newport Pagnell ; 373, to Wel- lingborough). Dai. \ p. 6 morn. (Sunday excepted). Ar. Wellingbo- rough 6 even. Dep. 4 morn. Ar. 2 aft. 357. WOBURN (Telegraph), through St. Albans, Redburn, Market Street, Dunstable, and Hocklirle (Itin. 279). Dai. | bef. 7. Sund. excepted. 358. Y.ORK. Daily, \ bef. 7 morn. George and Gate, Gracechurch Street. 360. BOGNOR, LITTLE HAMPTON, and ARUNDEL. Dai. 7 morn. 361. CHATHAM, ROCHESTER, and GRAVESEND. Dai. 2$ and 3* aft. 362. DOVER, DEAL, and MARGATE. Dai. £ bef. 8 morn, and 6 even. 363. EPSOM. Daily, 7 morn, and 4! aft. 364. GODALMING and GUILDFORD. Dai. 9 morn.; Sund. 7 morn. 365. PORTSMOUTH fRoyal Mailj. Daily, 8 even.; Sund. * p. 6 even. 366. LEATHERHEAD. Daily, 4 £ aft. 367. RYEGATE. Daily, $ bef. 5 aft. Gerrards Hall, Basing Lane, Bread Street ; Black Bear and White Horse Cellars, Piccadilly. 368. BARNSTAPLE (Royal Free Mason Coach), thro' Chippenham, Bath, Bristol, Cross, Bridgewater, Taunton, Bampton, Dulverion, and South Molton (Itin. 131 to 136, to Bath; 159, to Bristol; 606-7, to Cross; 619,620, to Bridgewater ; 139, to Taunton ; i8oj to Milverton and Bampton ; 130, to Dulverton and S. Molton; 11 1 and 112, to Barn- staple). Tue. Thur. Sund. 1 aft. Ar. King's Arms, Barnstaple, 8 even. Dep. Mon. Wed. Fri. 10 even. Ar. Tues. Thur. Sat. 10 morn. 369. BASINGSTOKE and OD1HAM, through Bagshot, Blackwater, and Hartley Row. (Itin. 51 to 55 to Basingstoke). Tues. Thur. Sat. £ bef. 9 morn. Ar. Red Lion Inn, Basingstoke, 5 even. Dep. Mon. Wed. Fri. 7 morn. Ar. 4 aft. 370. BATH (Defiance), through Hungerford, Marlborough. Devizes, and Melksham (Itin. 131 to 136, to Beckhampton Inn; 145, to Bath). Dai. 1 aft. Ar. Christopher Inn, Bath, \ p. 7 morn. Dep. 1 aft. Ar. 9 mcrn. 371. BATH and BRISTOL (the Express), thro' Calne and Chippenham (1th. 131 to 136, to Bath; 159, to Bristol). Dai. 5 aft. (Sunday at 1). Ar. Bell Inn, Bristol, 2 aft. Dep. 11 morn. Ar. 10 morn. 372. BATH and BRISTOL (the Regulator), thro' Calne and Chippenham Chin, as above). Dai. \ bef. 5 morn. Ar. White Hart and Bell Inns, Bristol, 10 even. 373. BIRMINGHAM, thro* Dunstable, Stony Stratford, Towcester, Daven- try, and Coventry (Itin. 295 to 299, to Coventry and Stone Bridge; 414, to Birmingham). Dai. $ p. 2 aft. Ar. George Tavern, Birming- ham, 9 morn. 374. BRADFORD, TROWBRIDGE, and SEEND. Dai. 1 aft. Sun. ex- cepted. Ar. at the above places 8 next morn. 375. EXETER (the Defiance), thro' Devizes, Bath, Bristol, Cross, Bridge- water, Taunton, and Wellington (Itin. 131 to 136, to Beckhampton Inn; 145, to Bath ; 159, to Bristol ; 606-7, to Cross ; 619, 620, to Bridgewater; 139, 140, toExetetj. J)m. 1 aft. Ar. Bell, Taunton, 9 even. ; at the Half Moon, Exeter, 6 morn. Dep. from Exeter, 7 even.; from Taunton, 1 aft, Ar. it morn. 376. PLYMOUTH, thro' Devizes, Bath, Biistol, Cross, Bridgewatjer, Exeter, Totness, and Ivy Bridge (Itin. as above to Exeter ; 95, 96, to Totness ; U 2 List of Inns from which Stage Coaches Depart. 92, to Ivy Bridge and Plymouth). Dai. 1 aft. Ar. Globe Inn, Ply- mouth, 10 even. Dep. 6 morn. Ar. 1 1 morn. 377. SHREWSBURY and HOLYHEAD, thro' Wolverhampton, Oswestry, Llangollen, &c. Dai.' -\ p. 2 aft. Ar. Talbot, Shrewsbury, 3 aft.; Hibernia Hotel, Holyhead, 10 even. Golden Cross, Charing Cross. 378. ARUNDEL, through Epsom, Guildford, and Petworth. Dai". (Tue. excepted), 7 morn. Ar. Norfolk Arms, Arundel, 6 even. Dep. daily (Tuesday excepted), 6 morn. Ar. 6 even. 379. BATH and BRISTOL, through Devizes and Melksham (Itin. 13 1 to 136, to Beckhampton Inn; 145, to Bath; 159, to Bristol). Dai. 6 morn. (Sunday excepted) ; to the White Lion, Bristol. Ar. W. Hart, Bath, in 14 hours, and returns in the same time. 380. BATH and BRISTOL (New Post Coa.), by Devizes, every aft. at 5. Ar. Wh. Hart, Bath, 10 morn. ; Wh. Lion, Bristol, 12 noon. Dep. from Bristol, 4 aft.; from Bath, 6 aft. Ar. 8 morn. 381. BIRMINGHAM (the Crown Prince), thro' Stony Stratford, Southam, Lemington, and Warwick. Dai. 4 aft. Ar. Saracen's Head, Bir- mingham, 10 next morn. Dep. 4 afr. Ar. 10 next morn. 382. BOGNOR (New Coach), through Dorking, Pulborough, and Arundel. Mon. Wed. Fri. 8 morn. Ar. 5 even. Dep. 8 morn. Ar. 5 even. 383. BOGNOR (New Coach), through Guildford, Godalming, Petworth, and Arundtl. Tu. Th. Sat. 8 morn. Ar. 5 even. Dep. 8 morn. Ar. <; even. 384. BRIGHTON (Original Red Coach), through Croydon, Ryegate, "Craw- ley, and Hixted. Daily, 9 mom. Ar. Castle, Brighton, 6 aft. Dep. 9 morn. Ar. 5 aft. 385. BRIGHTON (the Eclipse). Daily, 2 aft. Ar. Castle, Brighton, 9 aft. Dep. 6 morn. Ar. 12 noon. 386. BROMPTON, GRAVESEND, CHATHAM, ROCHESTER, and STROOD. Dai. 6 and 10 morn. ; 1 aft. ; and 6 even. ; to the Pro- spect House, Brompton ; Duke's Head, Rochester; Sun, Chatham. In 6 hours. Return at all hours. 387. BURY ST. EDMUNDS, by Bourn Bridge and Newmarket (Itin. 516 to 519, to Newmarket; 523, to Bury). Tue. Thur. Sat. \ p. 6 morn. Ar. at Greyhound, Bury, 5 even. Dep. Mon. Wed. Fri. 8 morn. Ar. 5 even. 387.*CAMBRIDGE (Mail), thro' Ware, Puckeridge, and Royston. Every even. £ p. 7. Sundays at 6. Ar. Black Bull, Cambridge, | p. 3 morn. Dep. 10 even. Ar. 6 morn. 388. CAMBRIDGE & ELY (Lord Nelson), thro' Royston (Inn. 443, 444, to Royston; 509, to Cambridge). Every even, at 6. Ar. Eagle and Child, Cambridge, 4 morn. Dep. 9 even. Ar. 7 morn. 389. CANTERBURY ( Itin. 3 and 4). Dai. 7 morn. Ar. Rose Inn in 10 hours. — Coaches alivays ready to forward Passengers f to Dumfries; 364, to Glasgow). Dai. § p. 6 morn. Ar. Bush Inn, Carlisle, 2d day in the aft.; at Glasgow, 7 morn. Dcp. 6 mom.; and from Carlisle, 7 morn. Ar. in the aft. 496. HERTFORD, WARE, HODDESDON, and CHESHUNT. Dai. f p. 6 mom. Returns 2 aft. 49 7. HULL, thro' Hatfield, Doncaster , Thome, and Howden fltin. as No. 488, to Doncaster ; 594, to Thome ; 527, to Howden ; 757, to Hull). Dai. § p. 6 morn. Ar. Cross Keys,1VJarket Place, 4 aft. Dep. 6 morn. Ar. 3 aft. 498. LEEDS (the Rockingham), thro' Hatfield, Stamford, Newark, Retford, Doncaster, Ferrybridge, and Peckfield fltin. as No. 488, to Ferry- bridge; 409, to Leeds). Dai. 8 morn. Ar. next day, Golden Lion, Leeds, 12 noon. Dep. 7 morn. Ar. in the forenoon. 499. LIVERPOOL and KENDAL (Royal Defiance), thro' Dunstable, Stony Stratford, Towcester, Weedon, Daventry, Lemington, Warwick, Bir- mingham, Sutton Coldfield, Lichfield, Rudgley, Wolseley Bridge, Haywood, Stone, Newcastle, Lawton, Congleton, Knutsford, War- rington, Preseot, Liverpool, Ormskirk, Preston, Garstang, Lancaster, and Burton. Dai. 5 even. Ar. 2d day, 1 aft. Angel, Liverpool. — Sleeps at Liverpool. Ar. Kendal, 7 even. Dep. 4 morn. Ar. 9 morn. 500. LIVERPOOL (the Umpire), thro* Dunstable, Woburn, Hinckley, Tarn- worth, Lichfield, Newcastle under Line, Knutsford, and Warrington fltin. zyy to 284, to Lichfield ; 299 to 304, to Liverpool). Dai. 1 aft. Ar. next day, Saracen's Head, 6 even. Dep. 2 aft. Ar. 7 next even. 501. MANCHESTER, through St. Albans, Daventry, Lemington, Warwick, Birmingham, Sutton Coldfield, Lichfield, Newcastle, and Congleton Chin, as No. 499, to Lichfield ; 299 to 304, to Warrington; 739, to Manchester). Dai. 5 even. Ar. Manchester, 10 morn. Dep. 5 mom. Ar. next day, 4 aft. <02. MARLBOROUGH, SWINDON, RAMSBURY, HUNGERFORD, and NEWBURV (Post Coach). 7 morn. 503- NEWCASTLE UNDER LINE.— See under Manchester, No. 501. 504. PLYMOUTH, and DOCK, thro' Basingstoke, Stockbridge, Salisbury, Blandford, Dorchester, Bridport, Axminster, Honiton, Exeter, Newton Bushel, Totness, and Ivy Bridge fltin. as No. 493 to Exeter ; 95, 96, to Totness, from Ivy Bridge; 91, 92, to Plymouth Dock). Daily, 7 morn. Ar. Wh Dep. 6 morn. Ar. 2 aft. 505. SHEFFIELD and ROTHERHAM (the Rockingham), by Hatfield and Doncaster (hin. as No. 4S8, to Doncaster ; 594, 593, to Rotherham). Dai. 8 morn. Ar. Angel, 7 morn. Dep. 8 morn. Ar. 8 next morn. 506. SHREWSBURY (the Prince of Wales), through Towcester, Southam, Birmingham, Wolverhampton, Shiffnal, and Wellington. Every even, at C. — From Shrewsbury Coaches are provided for Holyhead. 507. SOUTHAMPTON, LYMINGTON, WINCHESTER, and BASING- STOKE fhin. 51 to 55, to Basingstoke; 87, to Winchester ; 72, to Southampton). Dai. 8 mom. Ar. Dolphin, Southampton, 5 aft. Dep. 8 morn. Ar. 5 aft. 508. STAMFORD, thro' Hatfield, Baldock, Eaton, Buckden, and Stilton Cltin. 343, 344, to Temsford ; 366, to Buckden ; 344 to 347, to Stam- ford). Dai. f p. 6 and 8 morn. Ar. Coach and Horses, 9 even. Dep. 1 2 night. Ar. 3 aft. 509. TOTTENHAM and EDMONTON. Dai. ic, § p. iy \ p. 4r and \ p. 7. x 2 .List of Inns from which Stag* Coaches Dcpait. 510. WEYMOUTH, thro' Bagshot, Basingstoke, Overton, Andover, Sail*-, bury, Blandford, and Dorchester (Win. 51 to 56, to Dorchester ; 84, to Weymouth). Dai. \ p. 6 morn. Ar. 8 next morn. Dep.i z noon. Ar, 2 aft. 51 j. WEYMOUTH (Union Coa.), thro' Basingstoke and Andover (Itin. 51 to 56, to Dorchester; 84, to Weymouth). Every aft. 4. $U. YORK, NEWCASTLE, and EDINBURGH (Lord Nelson), by Hat- field, Baldock, Eaton, Buckden, Stilton, Stamford, Grantham, Newark, Retford, Doncaster, Ferrybridge, Tadcaster (h'm. 343, 344, to Temsford; 366, to Buckden ; 34410348, to Newark; 480, 481, to Doncaster; 351, to Ferrybridge; 476, to York). Dai. \ p. 6 morn. Ar. Black Swan, York, 3 aft. Dep. 6 morn. Ar. 4 aft. — Passengers finding themselves fatigued, may rest ivhat time they please at York, or any othtr place on the road, and then proceed on -without any additional Fare. From York, Coaches run to Yarm, Stockton, Sunderland, Hull, Scarborough, IVhitby, North Cave, Hotcden, Thorn, isfc. Shepherd's Original Office, Ao. 90, Bishopsgate Within. 515. BRIGHTON, thro' Croydon, Ryegate, and Cuckfield. Dai. 8§ morn. 516. BRIGHTON, through Croydon, Godstone, East Grinsted, and Lewes. Dai. 9 morn. 517. BRIGHTON (Light Coaches). Daily, 9*, 12, z\. 519. CHESHUNT, HODDESDON, WARE, and HERTFORD. Daily, £ before 8 morn ; 3 and 4 aft. 520. COLCHESTER, through Kelvedon and Witham. Dai. 9 morn. 521. DEAL, DOVER, and PARIS. Daily, 7 morn. 6| even. 522. EDMONTON, TOTTENHAM, and STAMFORD HILL. Daily, 9, 11, \z{, 4$, 5, 7. 5x3. ENFIELD and BULL'S CROSS. Dai. 9, 4, 5, 6$. 524. ENFIELD HIGHWAY and FONDER'S END. Dai. 10 and 6. 525. FAVERSHAM and SITTINGBOURNE. Daily, 12 noon. 526. GRAVESEND, ROCHESTER, and CHATHAM. Dai. 7 morn, and 6 £ even. 527. MARGATE, RAMSGATE, and CANTERBURY. Daily, 7 mom. and 61 even. < 2 8. SOUTHGATE and WINCHMORE HILL. Daily, 9, 4, <, 61. 529. WALTHAMSTOW, LAYTON, and SNARESBROOK. " Daily, 16, 3, 4. 5»-7. 8. 530. WORTHING, thro' Horsham. Daily, 8 morn. Ship, Charing Cross-. 531. ARUNDEL, LITTLE HAMPTON, and BOGNOR (the Comet), thro' Leatherhead, Dorking, Ockley, Billinghurst, and Pulborough. Dai. 7 morn. <3:. BRIGHTON. Dai. 9, 11, morn.; £ before 2 aft. : Sunday excepted. 533. COBHAM and RIPLEY. Dai. | bef. 3, Sunday excepted. 534. DOVER, DEAL, MARGATE, RAMSGATE, CANTERBURY, FA- VERSHAM, CHATHAM, and ROCHESTER. Dai. 8 morn. 535. LEWES. Tu. Th. Sat. 8 morn. Spread Eagle, Gracechurch Street. 536. BRIGHTON (the Sovereign, Royal Patent Safe Coach), thro' Ryegate, Crawley, and Hixted. Dai. 7 morn. Ar. No. 3, Castle Squaie, i aft. Dep. 3 aft. Ar. 9 even. List of Inns from which Stage Coaches Depart. 537- BRIGHTON (the Dart), thro' Ryegate, Crawley, and Hixted. Dai. f bef. 3 aft. Ar. in 6 hours. 538. BRIGHTON (the Comet). Dai. £ before 10 mom. A r. 5 aft, Dep. 10 morn. Ar. 5 aft. . ,%: 539. BURY ST. EDMUND'S, thro' Braintree, Booking, Halstead, and Sud- bury (Win. 535, tc Chelmsford ; 543-4, to Bury). Daily, \ before 3s 6 morn. Ar. Half Moon, 3 aft. Dep. 12 noon. Ar. 9 even. 540. CANTERBURY 'f?/«i. 3, 4). Dai. 8 morn, and 6 even. Ar. Rose, Can- terbury, in 8 hours. — Extra carriages for families or parties. 541. CHELMSFORD, thro' Brentwood (Itin. 535). Dai. •§ past 7 morn. Ar. Ship, Chelmsford, 12 at noon. Dep. 3 aft. Ar. 7 even. 542. CHELMSFORD (Post Coach) (Itin. as above). Daily, i p. 2 aft, Ar. Ship, Chelmsford, § p. 6 even. Dep. 7 morn. Ar. 1 1 morn. 543. COLCHESTER, thro' Chelmsford and Kelvedon (Itin. 535, 536). Dai. 9 morn. Ar. White Hart and Three Cups Inn, Colchester, in about 6 hours. Dep. 8 morn. Ar. \ p. 4 aft. 544. COLCHESTER (the Eclipse), (Itin. $35-6). Dai. 2 aft. Sun. excepted. Ar. Three Cups Inn, Colchester, Seven. Dep. 8 morn. Ar. 2 aft. 545. CROYDON. Dai. (Sun. excepted), \ p. 5 aft. 546. DORKING, thro' Epsom and Leatherhead (Itin. 39, to Lower Tooting; 43, to Dorking). Dai. \ p. 3 aft. (Sund. excepted). Ar.at Dorking 8 even. Dep. 7 morn. Ar. 12 noon. 547. DOVER (Itin. 3 to 7). Dai. 8 morn, and £ p. 7 even. Ar. London Hotel, Dover, 8 morn, and 6 even. Dep. 7 morn, and 5 even. Ar. 7 morn, and 9 even. 548. FAVERSHAM (Itin. 3 and 4, to Ospringe; 9, to Faveisham). Dai. 12 noon. Ar.at the Ship, 7 even. Dep. 8 morn. Ar. £ p. 4aft. 549. GODALMING and GUILDFORD (Post Coach), (Itin. 27). Daily, 8 morn, and 7 even. Ar. George, Godalming, in 5 hours. Dep. 2 aft. and 2 morn. Ar. in 5 hours. 550. GOTTENBURGH and HOLLAND (Foreign Mail). Wed. Sat. \ bef. 1 morn. 551. HADLEIGH, STOKE, and NEYLAND. Daily, 9 morn. 552. HARWICH and COLCHESTER (Mail), (Itin. 535, 536, to Colches- ter; 545,546, to Harwich). Every even, 7. Ar. Three Cups, Har- wich, 7 morn. Dep. 7 even. Ar. 7 morn. 553. HARWICH and COLCHESTER. Every morning at 9. 554. HARWICH (Night Coach), through Colchester, Mistlcy, and Man- ningtree. Tue. Fri. 7 even. 555. HULL, BARTON, and LINCOLN (Post Coach), (Itin. 443, 444, to Hoddesdon ; 479, to Hertford; 715, to Welwyn ; 343, 344, to Temsford ; 366, to Buckden ; 344, to Alconbury ; 487-8, to Hull). '" Daily, \ before 6 even. Ar. at Barton Water Side House in 28 hours. Dep. 6 even. Ar. in 28 hours. 55«. IPSWICH and COLCHESTER (Blue Coach), (Itin. 535 to 539, to Ipswich). Every morn. 7 and 8. Ar. in 9 hours. Returns the same time. 557. IPSWICH (Night Coach). Every even. 7. Ar. 5 morn. Dep. 8 even. Ar. 6 morn. 558. LEWES, thro' East Grinsted and Uckfield (Itin. 35, 36). Dai, £ bef. 9 morn. Ar. in 8 hours. Dep. 9 morn. Ar. in 8 hours. 559. MALDON, thro' Chelmsford (Itin. 535, to Chelmsford; 558, to Maldon). Dai. h, p. 2 aft. (Sunday excepted). Ar. at Maldon, 7 even. Dep. 6 morn. Ar. \ p. i 1 morn. List of Inns from which Stage Coaches Depart. 560. NORWICH (Day Coach), thro' Diss, Scole, and Bury. Dai. 6 morn. Ar. in 14 hours. Dep. the same. 561. PARIS, by Dover. Daily, 8 morn, and § p. 7 even. 562. PORTSMOUTH, PORTSEA, and ISLE OF WIGHT (Night Post Coa.), Chin. 27, 28). Dai. 7 even. Ar. Blue Posts, Portsmouth, \ p. 7 morn. Dep. 7 even. Ar. § p. 7 morn. 565. PORTSMOUTH (the Hero), (Itin. 27, 28). Daily, 8 morn. Ar. at the Blue Posts, 6 even. Dep. 8 morn. Ax. 6 even. 564. RAMSGATE (Post Coach, Mercury). Dai. 8 morn. Ar. 6 even. 565. ROCHESTER and CHATHAM, thro' Dartford and Gravesend (Win. 3 and 4). Dai. 9 mom.; 12 noon ; 1 and 4 aft. Ar. in 5 hours. Dep. not regular. 566. ROMFORD. Dai. 10 morn, and 5 even. Sun. \ p. 7 morn. \ p. 7 even. 567. WORTHING, HORSHAM, and CAPEL (Itin. 39, to Lower Tooting ; 43, to Horsham ; 49, to Worthing). Dai. 7 morn. Ar. Sea Hotel, Worthing, \ p. 4 aft. Dep. 7 morn. Ar. \ p. 4 aft. $6$. YARMOUTH,' BURY, and BUNGAY (the Evening Star). Mon. Wed. Fri. % bef. 5 aft. Ar. Bear Inn, Yarmouth, £ p. ic mom. Dep. Tu. Th. Sun. 4 aft. Ar. ^ p. 9 morn. Spur, Borough. 569. DARTFORD, CRAYFORD, BEXLEY, and F.LTHAM. Dai. 3 aft. winter ; 4 summer. Ar. Black Boy, Dartford, 6 and 7 even. Dep. 7 morn. Ar. 10. 570. MAIDSTONE, MALL1NG, and WROTHAM (the Regulator). Dai. 4 aft. Sun. excepted. 571. WESTERHAM, through Croydon, Godstone, Oxtead, and Limpsfield. Dai. 3 aft. Ar. 8 even. Dep. 7 morn. Ar. 12 noon. Swan with Two Necks, Lad Lane. 574. BATH (Royal Mail), thro' Marlborough and Devizes (I tin. 131 to 135, to Beckhampton Inn; 145, to Bath). Dai. \ p. 7 even. (Sund. 7). Ar. Lamb, Bath, £ p. 9 morn. Dep. | p. 5 aft. Ar. 8 morn. 575. BATH and BRISTOL (Regent), thro' Marlborough, Calne, and Chip- penham (Itin. 131 to 136, to Bath; 159, to Bristol). Daily, 4 aft. Ar. York House, Bath, ir morn.; Bush, Bristol, 1 aft. Dep. from Bristol, 2 aft.; from Bath, 4 aft. Ar. 10 morn. 576. BIRMINGHAM (Royal Mail), by Dunstable, Stony Stratford, Daveti- try, Dunchurch, Coventry, and Stone Bridge (Itin. 295 to 299, to Stone Bridge; 414, to Birmingham). Dai. 7^ even.; (Sund. 6.) Ar. Swan Hotel, Birmingham, in 15 hours. Dep. 4 aft. Ar. 7 morn. 577. BIRMINGHAM (Royal Birmingham), thro' Dunstable, Stony Strat- ford, Daventry, Coventry, Lemington, and Warwick. Daily, £ p. 5 morn. Monday excepted. Ar. Swan Hotel in 15 hours. 578. BIRMINGHAM (Balloon Post Coach), (Itin. as No. 576). Dai. % p. 4 aft. 579. BRISTOL (Royal Mail), thro' Chippenham and Bath (Itin. 131 to 136, to Bath; 159, to Bristol). Dai. \ p. 7 even. (Sunday, 7). Ar. Bush, Bristol, 11 morn. Dep. 4 aft. Ar. 8 morn. 580; CARLISLE (Royal Mail), thro' Wobum, Northampton, Leicester, Loughborough, Derby, Ashburn, Leek, Macclesfield, Stockport, Man- chester, Bolton, Chorley, Preston, Gar&tang, Lancaster, Burton, Kendal ; Snap, and Pcunth (Itin. 279, iio. to Northampton ; 313 JList of Inns from which Stage Coaches Depart. to 335, to Carlisle). Daily, f p. 7 even. (Sunday, 6). Ar. Bridgewater Arms, Manchester, £ p. i r next night ; at the Bush, Car- lisle, io, 2d night. Dep. from Carlisle \ p. 8 even. ; from Manchester 2 morn. Ar. \ p. 6 morn. 581. CARLISLE, GLASGOW, and EDINBURGH Dai. § p. 12, £ bef. 2, and 3 aft. r82. CHESTER (Balloon Post Coach), through Walsall, Cannock, Stafford, Eccleshall, Drayton, and Whitchurch (ltln. 295 to 299, to Stone Bridge; 4.T4, to Birmingham; 271, to Walsall; 831, to Stafford; 28410287, to Eccleshall ; 406, to Drayton ; 769, to Audlem ; 764, to Whitchurch ; 312,313, to Chester). Dai. 5 aft. Ar. Red Lion, Chester, 2d morn. 5. Dep. 7 even. Ar. 2d morn. 8. 583. CHESTER and PARKGATE (New Coach). Dai. 4 aft. 584. COVENTRY (Light Post Coach), thro' St. Albans, Stony Stratford, Towcester, Daventry, and Dunchurch. Dai. § p. 4 aft. Ar. Craven Arms, Coventry, 6 morn. Dep. 5 aft. Ar. 8 next morn. 585. EXETER (Royal Mail), by Marlborough, Devizes, Bath, Wells, Bridgewater, Taunton, Wellington, and Collumpton ( ltin. 131 to 135, toBeckhampton Inn ; 145, to Bath ; 139, 140, to Exeter). Dai. \ p. 7 even. (Sun. i bef. 6). Ar. Hotel, Exeter, \ p. 1 1 night. Dep. 5 morn. Ar. 8 morn. 1 86. EXETER (Royal Mail), thro' Andover, Salisbury, Blandford, Dorchester, Bridport, Axminster, and Honiton (ltin. 51 to 60). Dai. -§p. 7 even. (Sund. 7). Ar. New London Inn, Exeter, \ p. 9 morn. Dep. 5 morn. Ar. 8 morn. 587. EXETER (Royal Auxiliary Mail), thro' Basingstoke, Salisbury, Bland- ford, Dorchester, Bridport, and Honiton. Dai. \ p. 2 aft. 588. EXETER (the Regulator). Route as Royal Mail, No. 586. Daily, \ before 7 morn, and 3 aft. Ar. in 27 hours. — Passengers by this Coach may proceed -without delay to Plymouth. 589. FALMOUTH (Royal Mail), thro' Salisbury, Exeter, Oakhampton, Launceston, Truro, and Penryn (ltin. 511064, to Penryn ; 104, to Falmouth). Dai. \ p. 7 even. (Sund. 7). Ar. Winn's Hotel, Fal- mouth, 2d day, 3 aft. Dep. 5 morn. Ar. 6 morn. 590. HOLYHEAD (New Mail), thro' Stony Stratford, Towcester, Daventry, Dunchurch, Coventry, Birmingham, Wolverhampton, Shiffnal, Shrews- bury, Oswestry, Llangollen, Corwen, and Bangor (ltin. 295 to 299, to Coventry and Stone Bridge; 414, to Birmingham; 228 10236, to Holyhead). Dai. f p. 7 even. (Sund. 6). 591. HOLYHEAD, thro' Birmingham, Wolverhampton, Shiffnall, Shrews- bury, Oswestry, Corwen, and Bangor. Dai. 4 aft. 592. LIVERPOOL (Royal Mail), thro' Towcester, Coventry, Lichfield, Rudgley, Stone, Newcastle under Lyne, Congleton, Knutsford, War- rington, and Prescot (ltin. 295 to 304). Dai. \ p. 7 even. (Sun. 7). Ar. Talbot Inn, Liverpool, 2d morn. 3. Dep. 10 even. Ar. § p. 6 morn. 593. LIVERPOOL (Prince Saxe Cobourg), through Stony Stratford, Coven- try, Lichfield, Stone, the Potteries, and Congleton. Dai. \ bef. 12. Ar. in 32 hours. 594. MANCHESTER (Royal Mail).— See under Carlisle, No. 580. 595. MANCHESTER (Defiance), thro' Woburn, Northampton, Harbo- rough, Leicester, Loughborough, Derby, Ashburn, Leek, and Mac- clesfield (ltin. 279, 280, to Northampton ; 323 to 328, to Manches- ter). Dai. i bef. 2 aft. Ar. Bridgewater Arms, Manchester, next even. at 6. Dep. 4 aft. Ar. jo even. List of Inns from which Stage Coaches Depart* $96. MANCHESTER (the Regulator), through Woburn, Northampton, Derby, Ashburn, and Buxton (Inn. 279, 280, to Northampton ; 323 to 327, to Ashburn; 375, to Manchester). Dai. | bef. 1 aft. Ar. Swan, Manchester, in 27 hours. Dep. 5 morn. Ar. 2 morn. 597. MANCHESTER (the Prince Saxe Cobourg), through Coven try, Ather- stone, Tamvvorth, Lichfield, Stone, Newcastle, Congleton, and Wilmslow. Dai. i p. 12, Sun. excepted. Ar. Manchester in 26 hours. 598. NORWICH (Royal Mail), by Newmarket, Bury, and Thetford (hin. 516 to 519, to Newmarket; 523, to Bury; 551, to Thetford ; 519 and 520, to Norwich). Dai. \ p. 7 even. (Sund. 7). Ar. King's Head, Norwich, 1 1 morn. Dep. 4 aft. Ar. 8 morn. 599. NORWICH (Royal Mail), thro' Chelmsford, Witham, Colchester, and Ipswich (Inn. 535 to 540). Daily, \ p. 7 even. (Sunday, 7). Ar. King's Head, Norwich, 1 1 morn. Dep. 4 aft. Ar. 8 morn. 600. NORWICH (Post Coach), thro' Chelmsford, Sudbury, Bury, Botes- dale, and Scole Inn (Win. 535, to Chelmsford ; 543, 544, to Norwich). Dai. \ bef. 6 morn. Ar. at Norwich, 8 morn. Dep. 4 aft. Ar. 11 morn. — Passengers going by this conveyance may proceed on direct to Yarmouth. 601. NOTTINGHAM (the Eclipse), thro' St. Albans, Dunstable, Woburn, Newport Pagnell, Market Harborough, Leicester, and Loughborough (Itin. 279, 280, to Northampton ; 323, 324, to Loughborough; 398, to Nottingham). Dai. £ before 2 aft. Ar. in 18 hours. 602. PARIS (New Light Diligence), by Dover. Daily, 7 morn. 603. PLYMOUTH (Royal Mail), thro' Devizes, Bath, Taunton, Wellington, and Exeter (Itin. 131 to 135, to Beckhampton Inn; 145, to Bath; 139, 14c, to Exeter; 91,92, to Plymouth). Dai. f p. 7 even. Sun. 7. Ar. Crown, Plymouth, 2d day, 8 morn. Dep. 6 aft. Ar. 8 morn. 604. ROCHESTER, CANTERBURY, RAMSGATE, and DOVER (Tele- graph). Dai. § p. 7 morn. 605. SALISBURY (the Regulator), thro' Basingstoke, Overton, and Andover (Itin. 5 j to 55). Daily, ^ bef. 7 morn. Sund. excepted. Ar. White Hart, 9 next even. Dep. 4 aft. Ar. 6 next morn. €06. SOUTHAMPTON (Light Coach), thro' Staines, Hartford Bridge, Ba- singstoke, and Winchester (Itin. 51 to 55, to Basingstoke; 87, to Win- chester ; 71, 72, to Southampton). Daily, Sund. excepted, \ past 7 morn. Ar. Coach and Horses, Southampton, 6 even. Dep. 4 morn. Ar. 8 even. 607. TAMWORTH, ATHERSTONE, and HINCKLEY. Dai. \ p. 2 aft. €08. WARWICK and LEMINGTON (New Royal Mail), thro' Dunstable, Stony Stratford, Daventry, and Southam (Itin. 295-296, to Daventry ; 308, to Warwick). Dai. \ p. 7 ; Sund. J p. 6 even. 609. WARWICK and LEMINGTON (Post Coach). Dai. 4 aft. 610. WEYMOUTH and DORCHESTER (Accommodation Post Coach), thro' Basingstoke, Andover, Salisbury, Blandford, and Dorchester (Itin,. 51 to 56, to Dorchester; 84, to Weymouth). Daily, 3 aft. Ar. King's Head, Weymouth, next day at 9 morn. Dep. 8 morn. Ar. 6 next morn. 611. WINDSOR anil ETON (Itin. 131, 132, to Slough; 143, to Windsor). Dai. 1 aft. Ar. Swan, Windsor, 5 aft. Dep. 8 morn. Ar. 1 1 morn. €12. WORCESTER. Daily, £ p. 5 morn, and § p. 4 aft. List; of Inns from which Stage Coaches Depart. Three Cups, Alder sgate Street. ■ 6i/[. BEDFORD and LUTON (Pilot), thro' Barnet, St. Albans, Silsoe, ami Ampthill fhin. 295, to St. Albans; 317, to Ampthill ; 587, to Bedford). Tu. Th. Sat. % p. 8 morn. Ar. Red Lion, Bedford, 4 aft. Dep. Mon. Wed. Fri. 8 morn. Ar. 4 aft. 615. BOSTON (Post Coach), thro' Biggleswade, Normar} Cross, Peterboro', Deeping, and Spalding. Dai. 6 even. 616. DAVENTRY and WEEDON (Accommodation), through Dunstable, Hockliffe, Brickhill, Fenny Stratford, Stony Stratford, and Towcester (Win. 295, 296). Tue. Fri. Sun. 7 morn. Ar. Brown Bear, Daveu- try, 7 even. Dep. Mon.Thur. Sat. 6 morn. Ar. 6 even. 617. HARROWGATE and RIPON (Royal Union) . Dai. 7 morn. 618. HULL, NORTH CAVE, HOWDEN, THORN, and DONCASTER (Post Coach). Dai. £ bef. 7 morn. 619. HUNTINGDON (Post Coach), thro' Barnet, Hatfield, Baldock, and Buckden. Dai. 6 even. 620. LEEDS (Union), thro* Biggleswade, Grantham, Newark, Retford, Don- caster, and Ferrybridge. ■ Dai. 7 morn. Ar. White House, Leeds, 10 next morn. 621. LEICESTER and HARBORO' (Post Coach), through Dunstable, Wo- burn, Newport, and Northampton (Itin. 279, 280, to Northampton and Welford; 342, to Leicester). Dai. 6 morn. Sund. excepted. Ar. Three Cranes, Leicester, 9 even. Dep. 6 morn. Ar. 9 even. 622. LIVERPOOL (Royal Alexander), thro' Leicester, Ashby, Burton, Tutbury, Uttoxeter, Hanley, the Staffordshire Potteries, Lawton, Sandbach, Middlewich, Northwich, and Warrington. Dai. 6 morn. Ar. Saracen's Head, Liverpool, in 30 hours. Dep. 6 morn. Ar. in 32 hours. 623. LUTON and HARPENDEN (the Blucher), through St. Albans. Dai. Ip.2 aft. (Sun. excepted). 624. MANCHESTER (Post Coach). Dai. 6 morn. 625. NORTHAMPTON, NEWPORT, and WOBURN (Post Coachj, thro* Barnet, St. Albans, and Dunstable (Itin. 279, 280). Dai. 6 morn. Ar. Peacock, Northampton, 4 aft. Dep. 6 morn. Ar. 4 aft. 626. OUNDLE, THRAPSTON, KIMBOLTON, and ST.NEOTS. Tu. Thu. Sat. \ p. 5 morn. Ar. Swan, Oundle, 6 even. Dep. Sun. Wed. Fri. 6 morn. Ar. 6 even. 627. POTTER'S BAR and BARNET. Dai. \ p. 3 aft. 628. SHEFFIELD and ROTHERHAM (Post Coach). Dai. 7 morn. 629. STAMFORD (Post Coach), through Hatfield, Baldock, Eaton, Buck- den, and Stilton (Itin. 343, 344, to Temsford ; 366, to Buckden; 344 to 347, to Stamford). Dai. 7 morn. Ar. Coach and Horses, Stamford, 8 even. 630. TOWCESTER and STONY STRATFORD (Post Coach), thro* St. Albans, Hockliffe, Brickhill, and Fenny Stratford (Itin. 295, 296). Sun. Tues. Fri. £ bef. 7 morn. Ar. Wheatsheaf, Towcester, in 8| hours. Dep. Mon. Thu. Sat. 7 morn. Ar. in 8£ hours. 631. WAKEFIELD (Post Coach). Dai. £ bef. 7 morn. Three Nuns, Whitechapel. 632. EPPING and LOUGHTON (Itin. 516). Dai. 3 winter, 4 summer, Sunday excepted. 633. HALSTEAD, FELLSTEAD, BRAINTREE, and BOCK1NG, thro* Chelmsford. Dai. 3 aft. 634. ILFORD. Dai. 11 morn, 5 aft. winter ; 6 summer; Sun. 9 morn. List of Inns from which Sta«b Coaches Depart. 635. IPSWICH and HARWICH. Dai. 7 even. 636. OKENDON, UPMINSTER, HORNCHURCH, and ROMFORD. Dai. 4 aft. 637. ONGAR (CHIPPING), and WRITTLE. (hin. 535, to Stratford} 541, to Chipping Ongar). Dai. 3 aft. Sunday excepted. 638. ROMFORD. Dai. \ p. 10 morn. 5 even. Sunday excepted. 639. WOODFORD (Inn. 516). Dai. £ p. 10 morn. 7 even. Sund. 9 morn. Vine, Bishopsgate Street. 641. WARE, thro' Cheshunt, Worrrjley, Broxburn, Hoddesdon, and Amwell (Itin. 443-4). Dai. £p. 3 aft. Sun. excepted. Ar. Coa. Office, Ware, 7»even. Dep. 6 morn. Ar. 11 morn. Mon. 9 morn. — From Hoddes- don, a Coach to Stanstead, Widford, and Hadham. White Bear, Piccadilly. 642. BATH and BRISTOL (Post Coach). Dai. f p. 1 aft. 643. BATH (Post Coach). Dai. |p.6 morn. 5 aft. 644. BRIGHTON (the Times), through Croydon, Ryegate, and Hixted. Dai. I p. 1 aft. Ar. 8 even. Dep. 2 aft. Ar. 9 even. 645. BRIGHTON, thro* Horsham and Henfield. Dai. £ bef. 9 morn. Ar. Red Office, Brighton, 5 aft. Dep. 9 morn. Ar. 5 even. C46. CHELTENHAM. Dai. \ p. 7 mo. Sleeps at Oxford. Ar. 7 next even. 647. DOVER (Light Highflyer). Dai. \ p. 6 morn, and 6 even, to the Ship, Dover. Dep. 6 morn. \ p. c even. 648. DOVER, DEAL, MARGATE, and RAMSGATE. Dai. \ p. 6 and. £ p. 7 morn. 6 even. 649. EXETER and PLYMOUTH, thro' Salisbury. Dai. \ p. 7 morn. 650. GODALMING and GUILDFORD (Light Coach). Dai. 9 mom. 651. GOSPORT. 9 morning. 652. LIVERPOOL. Dai. ip,n morn, and 4 aft. 653. MARGATE (the Telegraph). Dai. * p. 7 morn. 654. MARLBOROUGH, SWINDON, HUNGERFORD, and NEWBURY (Post Coach). Dai. 7 morn. Sund. excepted. 655. OXFORD, through Hounslow, Slough, Maidenhead, and Henley. Dai. 8 morn. Ar. 4 aft. Mitre Inn. Dep. 10 morn. Ar. 6 even. 656. PARIS (Diligence), by Dover, Calais, Amiens, and Abbeville. Dai. A p. 6 morn. 6 even. 657. PORTSMOUTH (the Rocket), through Hyde Park Turnpike, and over Putnev Bridge. Daily, 9 morn. 658. RAMSGATE (the Wellington). Dai. * p. 7 morn. Ar. Albion Hotel, 7 even. Dep. 8 morn. Ar. 7 even. 6^9. SOUTHAMPTON (Union). Dai. £ p. 8 morn. 660. STROUDWATER and CIRENCESTER. Dai. 6 morn. Sun. excepted. 661. WEYMOUTH (Union), thro* Basingstoke, Andover, and Salisbury. Dai. 4 aft. 662. WINDSOR (rhe Union), thro' Datchet and Eton. Dai. 7 morn, £ p. 2 aft. to the Whire Hait, Windsor. Dep. 7 morn, i p. 3 aft. 663. WORCESTER, CHELTENHAM, and OXFORD. Dai. £ p. 1 aft. 664. WORTHING and HORSHAM, thro' Leatherhead and Dorking. Dai. 7 morn. Ar. Worthing, 5 even. Dep. 6 morn. Ar. 4 aft. Parcels beaked at //lis Inn for the folloiving Places : Brampton, Chatham, and Rochester ; Cambridge, Canterbury, Edinburgh, and Newcastle ; Falenham, Fai'erskam, Hull, Ipswich, and Colchester ; Leeds, Leicester, i.tid North- i&tfptsn ; L\nn, Manchester, Noruich, Nottingham, Stamford, Yarmouth, York ; and met Sea-po-t To-a.ns in the Kingdom. List of Ijjns from which Stagb Coaches Depart. White Hart, St. John Street. 665. BEDFORD (Telegraph), thro' Shefford and Hitchin. Dai. 8 morn. (Sun. excepted), to the Swan, Bedford. 666. BEDFORD, SHEFFORD, and HITCHIN. Mon. Wed. Fri. $ bef. » aft. Ar. Swan, Bedford, in 6 hours. 667. HATFIELD and WELWYN. Dai. 8 morn. 668. KETrERING (Day Coa.),thro' Burton, Irthlingboro', Higham Ferrers, Rushden, and Bletsoe. Dai. except Sund. \ bef. 8 morn, to the White Hart, in IO hours ; from ivhence there are Coaches direct the following mornings to Uppingham , Oakham, Melton Mowbray , Nottingham, Mansfield, Chesterfield, Sheffield, Walejield, Leeds, and Edinburgh. White Horse, Fetter Lane. 669. ARUNDEL, PETWORTH, and LITTLE HAMPTON, thro' King- ston and Milford (Itin. 27-8, to Milford; 33-4, to Petworth, Arundel, and Hampton). Tue. Thu. Sat. 6 morn. Ar. Norf. Arms, Arundel, 6 even. Dep. Mon. Wed. and Fri. 6 morn. Ar. 6 even. 670. BATH and BRISTOL (Light Post Coa.). Dai. 2 aft. Ar. 8 next morn. 671. BRIGHTON (Princess Charlotte), thro' Croydon, Ryegate, Crawley, and Cuckfield (Itin, 35, to Croydon ; 48, to Ryegate ; 39, 40, to Brighton). Dai. £ p. 9 morn. Ar. Old Ship, 5 even. Dep. 1 aft. Ar. 8 even. 673. CAMBRIDGE (Union Coa.), thro' Royston (Itinerary, 443 444, to Royston ; 509, to Cambridge). Daily, 8 morn, except Sunday. Ar. Blue Boar, Camb. 4 aft. Dep. 7 morn. Ar. 4 aft. 674. CAMBRIDGE (Telegraph Coa.), thro' Barkway (Itinerary, 443,444,10 Pucker idge ; 507, to Cambridge). Dai. 9 morn, except Sun. Ar. Sun Inn, Camb. 3 aft. Dep. 9 morn. Ar. 3 aft. 675. CAMBRIDGE (Lord Nelson). Mon. Wed. Fri. J p. 6 morn. Ar. Black Bull, £ p. 2 aft. Dep. Tues. Thur. Sat. 2 aft. Ar. 9 even. 676. CAMBRIDGE, through Ware, Barkway, and Fulmire (Itin. 443-4, to Puckeridge; 507, to Cambridge). Mond. Wed. Frid. 5 aft. Ar. Blue Boar Inn, Cambridge, 12 at night. Dep. Men. Wed. Fri. 1 morn. Ar. 9 same morn. 677. CANTERBURY, daily (nearly all hours); to the Fountain and King's Head Inn ; from ivhence Coaches are provided to Mitcheners Hotel, Mar- gate ; Globe, Deal; London Hotel, Ramsgate; &c. (Itin. 3, 4, I<, 1 6). 678. CHATHAM and BROMPTON (Sir Sid. Smith), (Win. 3, 4). Dai. z aft. Ar. Chest Arms, Chat. 8 even. Dep. 6 morn. Ar. n morn. 679. CHELTENHAM (Light Post Coach). Every morn at \ p. 7. 680. DERBY (Telegraph), thro' Northampton and Loughboro' (Itinerary, 279, 280, to Northampton ; 323-4, to Derby). Dai. £ p. 2 aft. Ar. Bell, Deiby, 9 morn. Dep. 3 morn. Ar. 10 night. 681. DOVER and DEAL (Itinerary, 3, 4, 7, to Dover — Deal 16, if it avoids Sandwich, otherwise p. 15). Nearly at all hours, to King's Arms and York Hotel, Dover. 682. EDINBURGH (High Flyer, Light Four Inside Coa.), thro' BuCkden, Newark, Bawtry, Doncaster, Ferrybridge, Tadcaster, York, Thirsk, Durham, &c. (Itin. 343 10348, to Newark; 480, 481, to Doncas- ter; 351, to Ferrybridge; 476-7, to N. Allerton ; 448 to 456, to Edinburgh). Dai. 9 morn. Ar. York, z aft. next day ; Newcastle, following even. 8 ; Edinburgh, next even. 6. Sleeps at York and at Newcastle. 683. FAKENHAM and SWAFFHAM (Light Post Co.), thro' Cambridge and Newmarket. Tue. Thu. Sat. 6 morn. Ar. Fakenham, 9 same even. Dep. from Fakenham Mon. Wed. Fri. 6 morn. Ar. 9 same even. y 2 List of Inns from which Stage Coaches Depart. 684. FAVERSHAM (New Light Coach). (Itin. 3, 4, to Ospringe ; 9, to Faversham). Dai. f p. 9 morn. Ar. Red Lion, Faversham, \ p. 5 aft. Dep. 10 morn. Ar* 6 even. 685. HULL (Rodney), thro' Baldock, Doncaster, Thorne, and Snaith (Inn. 343 to 351, to Doncaster; 594, to Thorne; 515, to Snaith; 757, to Hull). Dai. 9 morn. Ar. Cross Keys, 6 aft. Dep. 7 morn. Ar. 3 aft. <586. IPSWICH and COLCHESTER, thro' Stratford, Romford, Ingatestone, Chelmsford, Witham, and Kelvedon (Inn. 535 to 539). Dai. 5 aft. Ar. White Horse, 5 morn. Dep. \ p. 9 even. Ar. 7 morn. 687. LANCASTER and 'CARLISLE (Telegraph), thro' Wigan, Preston, Kendal, Penrith, and Whitehaven. Dai. 2 aft. 688. LEICESTER and NORTHAMPTON (Telegraph) thro' St. Albans, Dunstable, Woburn, and Newport Pagnell (Itinerary, 279, 280, to Northampton; 323, to Leicester). Dai. 2 aft. Ar. Angel, Leicester, 6 morn. Dep. 6 morn. Ar. 10 even. 689. LYNN (PostCoa.), thro' Puckeridge, Cambridge, Newmarket, Barton Mills, and Brandon (Itinerary, 443, 444, to Puckeridge ; 507, to Cam- bridge ; 708, to Newmarket; 519, to Barton Mills ; 524, to Lynn). Tu. Thu. Sat. 6 morn. Ar. Duke's Head, Lynn, 10 even. Dep. Tu. Th. Sat. 5 even. Ar. 9 morn. 690. LYNN (Lord Nelson), thro' Ware, Puckeridge, Cambridge, and Ely (Itinerary, 443, 444, to Puckeridge ; 507, 508, to Lynn). Mon. Wed. Fri. ip. 6 morn. Ar. Globe, 10 even. Dep. Tues. Thurs. Sat. 5 morn. Ar. 10 even. 691. MANCHESTER (Telegraph), thro' Northampton, Leicester, Derby, Ashburn, Leek, and Macclesfield (Itinerary, 279, 280, to Northamp- ton; 323 to 328, to Manchester). Dai. 2 aft. Ar. Moseley Arms, Manchester, 8 next even. Dep. 2 aft. Ar. 9 even. 692. MARGATE. See Canterbury, No. 677. 693. NORWICH (Light Post Coach), thro' Hockerill, Bourn Bridge, New- market, Thetford, and Wymondham (Itinerary, 516 to 520). Dai. i p. 5 aft. Ar. White Swan, Norwich, 9 next morn. Dep. 4 aft. At. 8 next morn. 694. PARIS (Royal Mail). Wed. and Sat. morn. 2 ; other mornings, \ p. 7. 695. OXFORD (Accommodation Coach, 4 insides). Every morn, at £ p. 7. 696. RAMSGATE. See Canterbury, No. 677. 697. SHIELDS. See York, No. 706. 698. STAMFORD, thro' Hoddesdon, Hertford, and Broadwater (Itinerary, 443-4, to Hoddesdon; 479, to Broadwater; 343 to 347, to Stamford). Dai. 9 morn. Ar. Coa. & Horses, 8 even. Dep. 7 morn. Ar. 4 aft. 699. WITNEY (Post Coa.). Tu. Th. Sat. \ p. 7 morn. 700. WORCESTER (Accommodation Coach, 4 insides). Mon. Wed. and Fri. morn, at 8. 701. WOODSTOCK (the Blenheim), thro' High Wycombe and Oxford (Itin. 19 1-2, to Oxford; 152, to Woodstock). Daily, £ before 8 morn. Ar. Angel, Oxford, 3 aft. ; Angel, Woodstock, 4 aft. Dep. 8 morn. Ar. 4 aft. 70J. WORTHING and HORSHAM (Light Accommodation Coach), thro' Epsom, Dorking, Leatherhead, and Findon (Itin. 43, to Horsham ; 49, to Worthing). Dai. 7 morn. Ar. New Inn, Worthing, 5 even. Dep. 6 morn. Ar. 4 aft. 703. WORTHING (Light Co.). Dai. 2 aft. during the season. Ar. in 7 hours, 704. YARMOUTH (Royal Mail), thro' Ipswich and Lowestoft (Itin. 535 to 539, to Ipsw.; 547-8, to Yarm.). Dai. 6 even. Ar. Duke's H. and Star Tavern, Yarm. 12 noon. Dep. /. p. 2 aft. Ar. 8 morn. List of Inns from which Stage Coaches Depart. 705. YARMOUTH (Lord Nelson), same Road as the Royal Mail. Tu. Th. Sat. 2 aft. Ar. Duke's Head and Star Tavern, Yarm. 8 morn. Dep. Tu. Thu. Sat. 9 morn. Ar. 7 morn. 706. YORK (High Flyer, Light Four Inside Coach), thro' Baldock, Bawtry, and Ferrybridge (Itinerary , 343 to 348, to Newark; 480, 481, to Doncaster ; 351, to Ferrybridge; 476, to York). Dai. 9 morn. Ar. York, following day, 2 aft. Dep. 7 morn. Ar. 1 aft. — From York Coaches are provided for Shields, Stockton, Durham, Scarborough) Haf- roivgate, and all parts of the North. Windmill, St. John's Street. 707. FINCHLEY, EAST BARNET, and WHETSTONE. Dai. 4 aft. Sun. excepted. 708. WELLINGBOROUGH, thro' Barnet, &c. Dai. 7 morn. Sunday excepted. ADDENDA. Boar and Castle Inn, Oxford Street, near Tottenham Court Road. 709. ABERDEEN, EDINBURGH, and GLASGOW. Dai. 1 1 morn. 710. ABERYSTWITH. Sat. 3 aft. 7 ix. BIRMINGHAM (Old Post Coach). Dai. f before $ aft. 712. BIRMINGHAM (Royal Mail). Dai. $ p. 7 even. (Sunday £ before 7). 713. BIRMINGHAM (Aurora). Daily, \ p. 5 morn. 714. BRIGHTON (Irresistible). Dai. \ p. 8 morn. 715. BRIGHTON (Telegraph). Dai. 1 aft. 716. EXETER (Subscription Coach). Dai. § p. 5 even. 717. GLASGOW and CARLISLE (Royal Mail). Dai. £ p. 7 even. Sund. 7. 7x8. GLOUCESTER (Post Coach). Dai. 1 aft. 719. GLOUCESTER and CHELTENHAM (the Express), Mond. Wed. Fri. § p. 5 morn. 720. HEREFORD. Dai. 1 aft. 721. HEREFORD, Tu. Th. Sat. 2 aft. 722. KIDDERMINSTER (Royal Mail). Dai. £ p. 7. 723. LEEDS (Royal Mail). Dai. | p. 7 even. Sund. £ bef. 7. 724. LEEDS (Express). Dai. 1 aft. 725. LEICESTER (Union Post Coach). Dai. £ bef. 5 morn. 726. LEOMINSTER. Sun. Mon. Wed. Fri. 2 aft. 727. LUDLOW and WORCESTER (Royal Mail). To Worcester, daily ; to Ludlow, Tu. Wed. Th. Sat. 7 even. 7z8. LUDLOW. Mond. 2 aft. 729. MILFORD HAVEN. Tu. Th. Sat. 1 aft. 730. NEWCASTLE (the Wellington). Dai. 1 1 morn. 731. NOTTINGHAM (Royal Mail). See Leeds Mail, No. 723. 732. NOTTINGHAM (Express). Dai. 1 aft. 733. NORTHAMPTON (Old Coach). Dai. £ bef. 5 morn. 734. NORTHAMPTON (Elegant Light Coach). Dai. £ bef. 7 morn. 735. OXFORD. Dai. 6, 7 f , i bef. 9, 1, 2, 3, 5. 736. PLYMOUTH and DOCK (Subscription Coach). Dai. £ p. 5 aft. 737. SHREWSBURY and HOLYHEAD (Union). Dai. 3 aft. 738. SHREWSBURY (Light Coach, Prince Regent). Dai. 3 aft. 739. WORCESTER (Royal Mail). Dai. 7 even. 740. WORCESTER (.Old Fly). Dai. 2 aft. 741. YORK (Royal Mail). Dai. £ p. 7 even. Sund. 7. For the Routes taken by the above Coaches, see the Bull and Mouth Inn. LIST OF THE STAGES GOING From London to the circumjacent Villages, 6?c. ACTON and Shepherd's Buih. Wine Vaults, n3, High Holborn, iof morn, and 7 even, daily ; Sund. 1 1 morn. 8 even. — Blue Posts, Holborn Bars, 10$ morn, daily. Barnes. See Richmond. Battersea. Black Boy and Camel, Leadenhall Street, u, 3$, 7, dai. — King's Head, Ludgate Hill, daily and hourly, § p. 10 morn, to 9 even. ; Sund. 1 if, if» a|» 8, 8|, 9.— Red Lion, Strand, 11$, 3$, 8; Sund. u£, and \ bef. 9 even. Battle Bridge. See Pentonville. Beddington. George and Gate, Gracechurch Street, daily, 9 morn. Btthnall Green. Bank Coffee-house, 10, 12, 4$, 8£, daily. Blaciheath. No. 4, Gracechurch Street, daily and hourly, 9I morn, to y even. — Ship, Charing Cross, io§, \ bef. 1 1 morn. 4f , 7$, 8§ aft. Black-wall, and E<™/ and Jffcrf i/iJ/a Docta. Black Boy and Camel, Leadenhall Street, every f hour, from 6f morn, to 10 even, daily. Ditto, Corner of the Market, frequently, time not regular. Boiv. Black Boy and Camel, Leadenhall Street, 10, 11, 12, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, daily. Brentford. Crown, St. Paul's, io§, n, 2f, 3§.— Goose and Gridiron, St. Paul's, io§, 12, morn. 5 aft. daily. — Kings and Key, Fleet Street, n morn. 3 aft. ; Sunday, 9 morn. — New Inn, Old Bailey, 3 aft. Sun. excepted.— "White Hart, Strand, iof, nf, i2§, daily, Sunday excepted. Brixton. Kings and Key, Fleet Street, 10, 1, 4, 8, daily. Pewter Platter, Gracechurch Street, io£, if, 3, 4f, 8f, daily. — No. 4, Ditto, 10, 12$, 4^, 8£c^-Ship, Charing Cross, iof, if, 4!, 8f, daily. Bromley (Kent). Kings and Key, Fleet Street, 4 aft. daily. — Ship, Charing Cross, 95 morn. 3f , 6f aft. — Spread Eagle, Gracechurch Street, dai. 9, 3§ ; Sun. 9 morn. 8 even. — No. 4, ditto, 9, 3*, 4§, daily; Sun. 9 morn. Brompton. See Fulham. Bull's Cross. See Enfeld. Camber iv ell. Goose and Gridiron, St. Paul's, 10, 1, 4, 7 J. — No. 4, Grace- church Street, hourly, 10 morn, to 9 even. — No. 11, ditto, daily and hourly, 9 morn, to 9 even. — Pewter Platter, ditto, daily and hourly, 9 mom to 9 even. — Kings and Key, Fleet Street, 12,3,8; — Green Dragon, ditto, 11, 12, if, 3, 4, 8, 9 ; Sun. 11, nf, 1, 3, 8, 9. Camden Town and Pancras. Umbrella Shop, No. 5, Holborn Hill, 9, 10, iof, n, I2f, 3, 4$, 7, 8, 9, dai. ; Sunday not regular. Carshahon. Cross Keys, Gracechurch Street, dai. 4 aft.; Sund. 8 morn. — George and Gate, ditto, \ before 4 aft. Charlton. No. 4, Gracechurch Street, daily and hourly, 9f morn, to 9 even. Chelsea. Black Boy and Camel, Leadenhall Street, 10, 11, 12, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8.— King's Head, Ludgate Hill, daily, \ p. 10 morn, to 9 even.j Short Stages round London. Sund. i if, i J, 2|, 8, 8|, 9. — Red Lion, Strand, daily and hourly, from § p. 10 morn, to $ p. 9 even. Sund. u£, if, 2§, 8§, 9f. — Hercules, Leadenhall Street, and 125, Cheapside, 11 morn. 3 and 7 aft. — White Hart, Strand, tif, 3f, j± ; Sund. 1 if morn. 8 even. — Poulterer's, Top of Fleet Market, it, 3, 7, daily, Sun. excepted. — Ship, Charing Cross, I'ifj 3f, 7I. Cheshunt. No. 90, Bishopsgate Within, | bef. 8 morn. 3 and 4 aft.; Sund. 7 morn. Chiswici. Crown, St. Paul's, 9, 10, io£, n, 12, 1, 2§, 3, 4, 5,6, 7, 8. — White Hart, Strand, daily, io§, nf, if, 3^, gf, 7§; Sund. iof, nf, morn. 7f even. — Spotted Dog, ditto, daily and hourly, 9 morn, to 8^ even, Sunday, hourly, 9 to 2, after not regular. Clapham. Cross Keys, Gracechurch Street, daily, 9!, n, 3, 4, 5, 8, dai. — George and Gate, ditto, 10, 2, 5, 9. No. 11, ditto, if, I2 r 2, 3, 4^, 7, 8. — Bell, Bell Yard, ditto, 9$, 1.1, 3, 4, 8 ; Sunday 10, n£, z\ t 8f, 9. — Bank Coffeehouse, n|, 2, f bef. 5, 7, 9. — Coach and Horses, Strand, 11, 3, 8. — Poulterer's, Top of Fleet Market, 10, 11, 2, 4, 7, 9; Sunday 10 morn. — Ship, Charing Cross, n£, 3^, 2>\. Clapham Rise . No. 4, Gracechurch Street, 10, 12*, 4$, 8f. Clapton. Flower Pot, Bishopsgate Street, daily and hourly, 9 morn, to ro aft. Crouch End. Bank Coffeehouse, io£, 4!, 8|. Croydon. Cross Keys, Gracechurch Street, dai. 10, 4, 7. — George and Gate, ditto, 9§, 4, 7. — Spread Eagle, ditto, 5! daily, Sunday excepted. — No. 4, Gracechurch Street, dai. 4f, Sund. 10 morn. — No. n, ditto, daily, f p. 9 morn, summer, 10 winter; 6f aft. summer, 5^ winter ; on Sunday only a Morning Coach. —Ship, Charing Cross, 10 morn. 6f even, daily. Deptford. George and Gate, Gracechurch Street, houtly, 10 morn, to 9 even. — No. it, ditto, daily and hourly, n morn, to 9 even. — Kings and Key, Fleet Street, 103, morn. — Ship, Charing Cross, 11, 4, 8, daily. Dulivich. Cross Keys, Gracechurch Street, dai. 5 aft. — Pewter Platter, ditto, n,4f> 8, dai.— Poulterer's, Top of Fleet Market, lof morn. ?f even. Sun. excepted. Ealing. Red Lion, Strand, 3 aft. daily ; Sunday, io§ morn. — Crown, Saint Paul's, zf dai. Sun. excepted. — Blue Posts, Holborn Bars, dai. io| morn. Easf Sheen. See Richmond. Edmonton. Flower Pot, Bishopsgate Street, 9, 1 1, 12,1, 2§, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9.— King's Arms, ditto, daily, 10, 2, 4, 8 ; Sunday not regular. — No. 90, ditto, 9, 11, i2§, 4$, 5, 7. — Saracen's Head, Snow Hill, daily, n, 2§, 5, 8 ; Sund. 11 morn. 8 even. — Swan, ditto, daily, 10, 11, 12, 2§, 4, 5, £ p. 6, 8 ; Sunday, 11 morn. 8 even. — Pastrycook's, No. 54, Snow Hill, 102, 12, £ bef. 4, 6 J, dai.; Sunday, 9 and 10^ morn. Enfield. Flower Pot, Bishopsgate Street, 9 morn. 4, 6§aft. daily. — No. 90, ditto, 9,4, 5, 6\ dai.; Sund. 9 morn. — Mailborough Head, No. 97, ditto, 9 morn, and 4 aft. daily. Enfield Highway. Flower Pot, Bishopsgate Street, 10 morn. 6 aft.— No. 90, ditto, 10 morn. 6 aft. — Marlborough Head, No. 97, ditto, io§ morn. 6 even. Fulham. Crown, St. Paul's, 9,10, iof,i§, 2, 2f,|bef. 5, 6, ^bef. 7,7|. — Goose and Gridiron, ditto, 10, lof, 11, 12, 1, 2^, 3, 4, 5^, 7, 8, 9, daily. Sunday, 9, 10, n, 8, 9.— Spotted Do§,Sti « .1, daily, 10, 1 1, 1 2, 1, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8$; Sund. 9, 10, 11, 12, 2, 8, 9. — White Hart, ditto, daily and hourly, 4 Short Stages round London. from | p. 9 morn, to § p. 8 even.; Sunday, o§, ioj, uf, 9$. — Edinburgh Castle, ditto, 10, 11,2, 3, 7, 8 ; Sun. 10, 11 morn.; 8,9, even. Greenwich. Cross Keys, Gracechurch Street, daily and hourly, 9 to 9. — George and Gate, ditto, daily and hourly, 9 morn, to 9 even. — No. 11, ditto, daily and hourly, 9 morn, to 9 even. — Kings and Key, Fleet Street, 10* morn. 8 even. — Red Lion, Strand, 12 at night. — Ship, Charing Cross, daily and hourly, 9 morn, to 10 at night. Hackney. Flower Pot, Bishopsgate Street, daily and hourly, 9 morn, to 9 even. — Royal Exchange, every \ hour, from 9 morn, to 9I even. Ham (Surrey). Crown, St. Paul's, dai. 5 aft.; Sund. 11 morn. Goose and Gridiron, ditto, 5 aft.; Sun. 1 imorn. — VV. Hart, Strand, 5 aft.; Sun. 1 1 morn. Hammersmith. Coach and Horses, New Church, Strand, daily and hourly, 9| morn, to 8| even.; Sund. 9^, iof, uf, morn.; 8 even. — Edinburgh Castle, Strand, 9, 2, dai.; Sund. 9 morn. — Goose and Gridiron, St. Paul's, 9f, 10, ir, 12, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8; Sunday, 9, 10, ir, morn. 8, 8£, aft.— White Hart, Strand, ic£, uf, i£, j|, 5*, ?£, daily; Sund. lof, ii\ y morn. i\ even. — Spotted Dog, ditto, daily and hourly, 9 morn, to 8 \ even. Sunday, 9 to 2 hourly. Hampstead. Blue Posts, Holborn Bars, 10, n, 12, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9. Sund. not regular. — Blue Posts, Tottenham Court Road, daily, 10, n, 12, 2» 3» 4> 6, 7, 8. — Northumberland Arms, Russell Street, Covent Garden, 11, 4, 8, dai.; Sun. n, 8. — Sign of the Mansion House, Mansion House Street, lof, irf, 2, 3$, 4$, 5, 7, daily ; Sund. 10 morn. 8 even. Hampton. White Hart, Strand, 7 morn. 3 aft.; Sunday 7 morn. New Inn, Old Bailey, 7, 9, morn. 3 aft. dai.; Sun. 7, 9, morn. Harrow. Green Man and Still, Oxford Street, Mon. Wed. Sat. 3 aft. Hayes. See Bromley, Kent. Heam Hill. No. 4, Gracechurch Street, n, 4, l\ daily. — No. 11, ditto, if, 4, 7|, aft. dai. Sund. excepted. — Kings and Key, Fleet Street, 10, 4^, 7, dai. Sunday excepted. Hendon, Mill Hill, and Toiteridge. The Elder Wine House, Broad Street, St. Giles's, 4 aft. daily; Sund. 10 morn. Highbury Barn. Royal Exchange, f before ix> \ before 1, £ bef. 3, \ bef. 5, I bef. 7, I bef. 9. Higlgate. Blue Posts, Holb. Bars, 12, 3, 4, 6, 8, dai. Sun. not regular. — Blue Posts, Tottenham Court Road, 1 1,12, 3, 8, daily. — Castle, Moorgate,n, 3, 4, 6, 8; Sunday, ir, 3, 8. — Magpie and Stump, Newgate Street, \ bef. 12, £ bef. 3, \ bef. 8 ; Sunday, \\\ ; £ before 8. — White Lion, James Street, Covent Garden, \\\ morn. 3,8, aft.; Sund. \\\ morn. 8 even. — Sign of the Mansion House, Mansion House Street, 1 \\ morn. H'ghwood Hill. See Hendon. Hollo-way. Royal Exchange, \ bef. 10, 12§, 4§, 8. HomertoK. See Hackney. Homsey and Crouch End. White Bear, Corner of Barbican, 1 r morn. 4$, 8|, even.; Sund. 11 morn. \ bef. 9 even. — Bank Coffee House, io§, 4^, 8£. Isle-worth. Crown, St. Paul's, io|-, 3| dai. Sun. | bef. 9 morn. — New Inn, Old Bailey, 3 aft. dai. Sund. excepted. — Kings and Key, Fleet Street, 1 1 morn. 3 aft. ; Sunday, 9 morn. — Spotted Dog, Strand, 11, iz\, 3$ ; Sund. 9 mom. — White Hart, Strand, 11 morn.; 3* aft. Sund. 10 morn. Islington. Blue Posts. Holborn Bars, daily, 12$, z|, 4§, 6£, 8£, 10*; Sund. Shokt Stages round London, io|, \z\, 8f.— No. i 25, Cheapside, $ bef. 10, \ bef. 12, | bef. 2, | bef. 4, I bef. 6, I bef. 8. — Red Lion, Strand, id, 12, 2, 4, 6, 8, dai ; bun. 10, 12, 9. — Royal Exchange, hourly, 8 morn, to 8 alt. Kennington. Half Moon, Gracechurch Street, 12, 4, 8, dai. — Pewter Platter, ditto, daily and hourly, 9 morn, to 9 even. — No. 4, ditto, daily and hourly, \ bef. 10 morn, to 6 even. — Kings and Key, Fleet Street, 10, 1, 4, 8 ; Sun. 10, 1, 8. — Poulterer's, Top of Fleet Market, 10, 12, 3, 5, 8, dai. Sund. excepted. — White Hart, Strand, 10, 12, 1, 3, 5, 8, dai.; Sunday, i|, 1, 9. Kensington. Hercules, Leadcnhall Street, n, 12, i, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9 ; Sunday, 11, 1, 3,8, 9. — Red Lion, Strand, \\\ t 12§, i§, z\, 3-f, 4*, 6£, 7§> 8£, 9$ ; Sunday, n£, 1^, 3^, 84, 9^-. — Sign of the Mansion House, Mansion House Street, 1 1 , 1 2, 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9.-r-Tobit's Dog, Saint Paul's, dai. 9, 10, 11, 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 8; Sund. 9, 10, 11. Kentish Town. Umbrella Shop, No. 5, Holborn Bars, 9, 10, io§, 11, ,2 £> 3> 4§» 7> 8-, 9, daily ; Sunday not regular. — Blue Posts, Holborn Bars, hourly, 9 morn, to 9 even. ; Sunday, 3, 8, 9. — Blue Posts, Tottenham Court Road, io|, n|, 12^, 3|,6A, 8$, 9I. — Nag's Head, James St. Covent Garden, 10, 11, 12, 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, dai.; Sun. 10, 11, 12, 1, 3, 8. — Magpie and Stump, Newgate Street, \ bef. 12, rf bef. 3, £ bef. 8 ; Sund. 1 1£ and \ bef. 8.— Pastrycook's, 77, ditto, n, 4, 8, daily ; Sun. 11, 8. Ktw. See Ham. Kitsgsland. See Stamford Hill. Knightsbridge. See Kensington. Layton. No. 90, Bishopsgate Within, 10, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8; Sunday, 9, 10, ic§, morn. 7 even. Laytonstone. Mitre, Aldgate, 11, 3, 4J, 7, daily; Sunday, 9 morn. 8tvcn. Leivisham. Ship, Charing Cross, | bef. 11, 6|, ?|, daily. — Spread Eagle, Gracechurch Street, daily, 9, 3^ ; Sund. 9 morn. 8 even. Limehouse and Stepney. Lamb Tavern, Leadenhall Market, 10, 12,4, 8- Little Chelsea. See Fulham. Merton. Spread Eagle, Gracechurch Street, 4 aft. dai.; Sunday, 10 morn. 7* even. Mill Hill. See Hendon. Mitcham. Spread Eagle, Gracechurch Street, daily, 10, 3, 4, 5, 7; Sund. 8, 10, morn. 6, 7, aft.— Kings and Key, Fleet Street, io§ morn. 6 aft. winter ; 7 summer ; Sunday, 8$ morn. 8 even. — Poulterer's, Top of Fleet Market, 10 morn. 6 aft.; Sunday, 8| morn. Nazing. See Waltham Abbey. Mortlake. See Richmond. Newington Butts. No. 4, Gracechurch Street, daily and hourly, | before 10 morn, to 6 even, — See also under Kennington. Netvington Green. Castle, Moorgate, daily, u|, 4f, 8j ; Sund. 1 1|, 8|. Nor-wood. No. 4, Gracechurch Street, 11,4, 7$, daily. — Kings and Key, Fleet Street, 10, 4J, 7, dai. Sund. excepted. Paddington. Sign of the Mansion House, Mansion House Street, daily, every half hout, horn { p. 9 mom. to § p. 9 even. — Bank Coft 5» 6 » 7» 8, 9, daily.— Kings and Key, Fleet Street, 1 1, 12, 3, 7§, 8, daily. — Ship, Charing Cross, 11, 2§, 7, daily. Pentonville and Battle Bridge. Royal Exchange, daily and hourly, 8 morn. to 8 aft. Petersham. See Ham. Plaistoto (Essex). Lamb Tavern, Leadenhall Market, daily, 1 1, 3, 8 ; Sund. 11,3. Plaistoiv (Kent). See Bromley. Ponder's End. No. 90, Bishopsgate Within, 10$, 5, 6 ; Sunday, 10 morn. — Marlborough Head, No. 97, ditto, io§ morn. 6 even. Putney. See Richmond. Richmond. Cross Keys, Gracechurch Street, dai. 4^ aft. Sund. 10 morn. — Crown, St. Paul's, 9, 3, 5 ; Sund. 9, 10, n. — Goose and Gridiron, ditto, 9, 9 |, 11, 1, 3, 5,6, 7|; Sund. 9, 11.— Spotted Dog, Strand, 9^, io§, n|> i|» j$* 4§» 5» 6 T» ?! » Sunday, 9I, io£, 11 morn — White Halt, ditto, 9I, ti|, if, 3l> 5» 6 i» 7|; Sund. 9^, 11 mom. Roehampton. See Wimbledon. Rotherhithe. George and Gate, Gracechurch Street, n, 12, i» 4, 5,6, 7, 8, 9, daily. Roydon. See Waltham Abbey. Shackle-well. Flower Pot, Bishopsgate Str. dai. and hourly, 9 morn, to 9 even. Shooter s Hill. George and Gate, Gracechurch Street, 2, 4, 6§ aft. daily. Snaresbrook. See Laytonstone. Southgate. No. 90, Bishopsgate Within, daily, 9, 4, 5, 6| ; Sunday, 9 morn. 7 even. South Lambeth. Ship, Charing Cross, iof, if, 4$, 8§, daily.— Kings and Key, Fleet Street, iof, 1,4, 8, daily. Stamford Hill. Flower Pot, Bishopsgate Street, daily and hourly, 9 morn, to 9 even. Stepney. See Limehouse. Stock-well. No. 4, Gracechurch Street, 10, 12$, 4^, 8£, daily. — Kings and Key, Fleet Street, 10, 1, 4, 8, daily; Sund. 10, 1, 8. — Ship, Charing Cross, i if, 3f» 8 f» dail y« Stoke Ne-wington. Flower Pot, Bishopsgate Street, hourly, 10 morn, to 9^ even. — King's Arms, ditto, 9, 9^, 10, 11, 12, i2f, 1, 2, 3, 4, 4^, 6, 7^, 8, 9, daily. — Kings and Key, Fleet Street, daily, i2f, 3, 9 ; Sun. i2f and 8. Stratford. Black Boy and Camel, Leadenhall Street, ir, 3, 8, daily. Streatham. Cross Keys, Gracechurch Street, daily, 4, 5, 7; — George and Gate, ditto, 9 morn. 3^, 4, 7, daily. — Spread Eas;le, ditto, 4 aft. daily, Sunday excepted. — No. 1 l, ditto, daily, 4 aft. Sunday excepted. — Ship, Charing Cross, 10 morn. 6§ even, daily. Short Stages round London. Sydenham. Cross Keys, Gracechurch Street, daily, 5 aft. Sund. in summer, 9 morn. Teddington. New Inn, Old Bailey, 7, 9, morn. 3 aft. dai.; Sund. 7, 9, morn. Tooting. See Mitcham. Tottenham. See Edmonton. Totteridge. King's Arms, Little Moorfields, Mon. Wed. 4$ aft; Sat. 3f. The Elder Wine House, Broad Street, St. Giles's, dai. 4 aft.j Sunday, 10 morn. Turnham Green. See Hammersmith. Vauxhall. Pewter Platter, Gracechurch Street, daily and hourly, 9 morn, to 9 even. — No. 4, Gracechurch Street, daily and hourly, £ hef. 10 morn, to 6 even, — Kings and Key, Fleet Street, iof, 1, 4, 8, daily. — Poulterer's, Top of Fleet Market, 10, 12, 3, 5, 8, daily, Sunday excepted. — Red Lion, Strand, 10, 12, 3, 5, 8, dai. Sunday, 11, 1, 9. Walham Green. See Fulham. Waltham Abbey and Cross. No. 90, Bishopsgate Within, daily, \ p. 3 aft. ;. Sunday, 7 morn. Walthamstow. No. 90, Bishopsgate Street, 10, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8 ; Sunday, 9, 10, iof, morn. 7 aft. — Flower Pot, ditto, 10 morn. 7 even. — Green Dragon, ditto, 10, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, daily. Sunday, 9, 10, iof, 8, 9. — King's Arms, ditto, 10 morn. 7 even. Walworth. Goose and Gridiron, St. Paul's, 10, i, 4, 8f, daily. — Greea Dragon, Fleet Street, 11, 12, if, 3, 4, 8, 9 ; Sund. n, n|, 1, 3, 8, 9. Wandsworth. Pewter Platter, Gracechurch Street, nf, 3, 4^, 7, dai. — Spread Eagle, ditto, 3, daily, Sunday excepted. — No. 4, ditto, daily and hourly, \ bef. 10 morn, to 6 even. — Kings and Key, Fleet Street, 1 1 morn. ; Sund. \ bef. 10 morn. 8 aft. Wanstead. See Laytonstone. West Ham. Black Boy and Camel, Leadenhall Street, 11, 3, 8, daily. Wimbledon. Crown, St. Paul's, 12, and 7 aft.; Sunday, f p. 10 morn. — — Spotted Dog, Strand, i2f, 7$ ; Sunday, iof. — White Hart, ditto, I2f, noon, 7^ aft.; Sund. excepted. Winchmore Hill. No. 90, Bishopsgate Within, daily, 9 morn. 4 aft. ; Sund. 9 morn. 7 aft. Woodford. Black Boy and Camel, Leadenhall Street, £ before 4 aft.; Sund. 9 morn. 8 even. Woolwich. Spread Eagle, Gracechurch Street, dai. 9f morn. 6 aft.; Sund. 9§> ll i> 8f. — Cross Keys, ditto, f p. 9 morn. 6| even, daily ; Sunday, 9$, i if, 8$. — George and Gate,' ditto, 9f morn. 6f aft. dai.— No. 4, Grace- church Street, dai. 9 morn. 6f even.— Ship, Charing Cross, 9, 11, 12, 3, 5f, 8, daily. The foregoing List of Stage Connies has been examined by the respective Proprietors) and by them reported correct. — duly 19, 1819. z 2 PACKET BOATS; WITH THE DAYS ON WHICH THEY SAIL FROM THEIR RESPECTIVE PORTS. At PORT PATRICK, for DONAGHADEE. The Packet sails at One P. M. daily; Wind and Weather permitting.— Distance 7 Leagues. At HOLYHEAD, for DUBLIN. Do. Do. Two P. M. daily. — Distauce 23 Leagues. — Returns every Day from Dublin, Sundays excepted. At MILFORD, for WATERFORD. Do. Do. Do. daily. — Distance 30 Leagues. At FALMOUTH, for the WEST. INDIES. Mails are made up at the General Post Office for the West Indies twice a Month; on the First Wednesday for Jamaica and the Leeward Islands, and on the Third Wednesday for the Leeward Islands only. A Mail is also made up the Second Wednesday in every Mouth for Surinam, Deme- rara, and Berbice. The Mail arrives at Falmouth late on Saturday Even- ing; and the Packet sails on Sunday Morning, if it have sailing Orders from the Secretary of State. At FALMOUTH, for AMERICA. Mails are made up in London the First Wednesday of every Month for Halifax, Quebec, and New York. The Packet sails from Falmouth soon after the Arrival of the Mails on the Saturday Evening, if it have sailing Orders from the Secretary of State ; and goes to and returns from New York, by the Way of Halifax, every Month, except November, December ; January, and February, during which Months it goes to and returns from New York direct. At FALMOUTH, for LISBON. The Mail for Lisbon is made up every Tuesday Night, and sent from Falmouth generally on the Saturday Morning, if a Packet be in the Harbour. At FALMOUTH, for MADEIRA and the BRAZILS. The Mail is made up the First Tuesday in every Month, and sails on the Saturday following. At FALMOUTH, for GIBRALTAR and the MEDITERRANEAN. The MaiL is made up every First Tuesday, and sails on the Saturday following'. At DOVER, for CALAIS. The Mail for Calais is made up at the General Post Office every Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, at Seven o'Clock ; and Friday Night at Twelve, and sails immediately on the Arrival of the Post. — Distance 8 Leagues. At HARWICH, for HOLLAND, &c. The Mails for Holland, and Hamburgh, are made up at the General Post Office every Tuesday and Friday Night, at Twelve o'Clock, and sail immediately on the Arrival of the Post ; and for Gottenburgh every Friday Night, at Twelve o'Clock. At WEYMOUTH, for GUERNSEY and JERSEY. The Mail is made up every Tuesday and Friday Night in London; sails on Wednesday and Saturday from Weymouth aV>out Four or Five o'Clock in the Afternoon, Wiud and Weather permitting; returns- to Weymouth the Thursday or Friday following. — Distance 35 Leagues. At WHITEHAVEN, for the ISLE OF MAN. The Packet Boat which carries the Letters to and from the Isle of Man sails from Whitehaven every Tuesday, and returns once a Week. LIST OF $rctoutttai g>iage Coacfjes, Affording to the Traveller a ready Means of Communication with every considerable Town throughout the Kingdom. The Towns from which Stage Coaches start are arranged alphatetically. The Index contains a List of the principal Towns which occur in the Routes of the Cross Country Stages, hy an Inspection of which it will be seen what Stages pass through any of the intermediate Towns. Example : Thame, 173, Cambridge and Oxford, shows that Thame occurs in the Route of the Oxford and Cambridge Coach. ABERYSTWITH. GOOERDDAM ARMS. — To 1. Shrewsbury, by Machynlleth and Welsh Pool. Mond. Fri. 4 morn. Talbot Inn. — To 2. Shrewsbury (Union Post Coach), by Devil's Bridge. Thur. Sat. 4 morn. BARMOUTH. -Corsygedol Arms.-To 3. Shrewsbury, Wed. 5 morrK BATH. White Hart Inn. — To 4. Portsmouth (Royal Mail), by War- minster and Salisbury. 5 aft. 5. Southampton, by Salisbury. Mond. Wed. Fri. .9 mom. 6. Oxford (Royal Mail), by Cirencester and Burford. k p. 9 morn. 7 . Birmingham, by Tewkesbury, Eves-; ham, and Alcester. Dai. Sund.| excepted, 6 morn. 8. Gloucester, TForcester, Shrewsbury,] Holyhead, Mon. Wed. Fri. 8 moin.j 9. Cheltenham, by Stroud. Monday, Wed. Fri. 8 morn. 10. Ditto, Tu. Th. Sat. 10 morn. 1 1 . tVeymouth, Tu. Th. Sat. 1 morn. IQ. Bristol, 8 and 10 morn. 3 and 4 aft. 13. Ditto, Wed. and Fri. 8 aft. 14. Clifton, dai. 10 morn, and 3 aft. Sunday excepted. 31. 34. Exeter, dai. 8 morn. Sun. excepted. Frame, Tu. Th. Sat. 7 morn. Gosport, Tu. Th. Sat. 7 morn. York House. — To Reading, dai.l morn.Sun.excepied. Exeter, dai. 8 morn. Sun. excepted. Sidmouth, dai. 8morn. Sun. excepted. JFeymoitth, by Froine, Wincauu- ton, and Dorchester. Mon. Wed. Fri. J bef. 7 morn. Birmingham, Mo. We.Fri. $ bef.7mo. Leming 7o«,Mo.Wed.Frid4 b«f.7mo. Cheltenham, Mo. Wed. Fri.£bef.7mo. Ditto, Tu. Th. Sat. 9 morn. Oxford, Tu. Th. Sat. 9 morn. Bristol, dai. 8 and 9 morn. 7 aft. Abergavenny, Caermar ■ then, ixini Mil- ford, dai. 8 morn. Swansea, dai. 8 mom. BIRMINGHAM. Nelson's Hotel. — To Chester (the Defiance), by Wolver- hampton and Whitchurch. Tues. Thur. Sat. £ before 6' morn. Bath, by Worcester and Chelten- ham. Tu. Th. Sat. £ p. 6 morn. Stourbridge, dai. 4 aft. Liverpool (Defiance), dai. 4 aft. — Sun. Tu. Thu. thro' iralsall and Stafford; Mond. Wed. Frid. Sat. through Lichjield. Ffolverhampton, Shrenwbury, and Holyhead, dai. 9 morn, and 1 aft. A List of Provincial Stage Coaches. Ship and Rainbow. — To 35. Wolverhampton, dai. 9 morn. 5 even. St.George'sTavernCoachOftice.-To 36. Lynn [the Royal Defiance), by Lei- cester, Stamford, and Wisbcach. Tues. Thurs. Sat. 8 tnorn. 37- Coventry Coaches twice a-day 38. Wolverhampton, ditto. 3 &■ Worcester, Cheltenham, GUnicester, Bristol, 40. Bat h, Exeter, Plymouth, dai. 7 morn, 41. Dudley, Stourbridge, Kiddermin- ster, and Lichfield Coaches daily 6-2 64. 65. Hen and Chickens Hotel. 42. Mail to Bristol daily, 5 even. 43. Mail to Manchester, by Wolver- hampton & Stafford. Dai. £ p. 9 mo. 44. Mail to Sheffield, by Lichfield and Derby. Dai. 9 morn. Mail to Nottingham, dai. 9 morn. Manchester (Express), by Uttoxeter and Macclesfield. Dai. 8 morn. 2?«M(LightPostCo.)Tu.Th.Sat.6mo //^orceAterfRoyalDefiance^dai.Smo Cambridge (Royal Pilot, Post Coa.), by Coventry? Nuneaton, Leicester, Melton, Uppingham, Stamford, & Huntingdon. Daily, £ p. 12 aft. Sheffield { Royal Telegraph), byChes- terfield. Mon. Wed. Fri. Sat. 7 mo. Ditto, by Uttoxeter and Bakewell. Sun. Tue. Thu. 6 mom. Cheltenham (Royal Post Coach), by Worce&ter and Tewkesbury. Dai. 8 morn. Worcester (RoyalTrueDlue) , dai.3af. 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50. 51. 52. 60. York and Hull (Royal Dart Post Co.), by Nottingham and Don- caster. Mon. Wed. Fri. § p. 8 mo. 61. Carlisle and Glasgow, by Penrith and Dumfries. Dai. morn, and even. Oxford (Bang-up Coach), by War- wick. Mon. Wed. Fri. $ p. 7 mo. Oxford (Regulator Post Coach), by Banbury and Southam. Sunday, Tu. Thu. Sat. 8 morn. Warwick and Lemington (Tele- graph Post Coa.), dai. 3 aft. Warwick and Lemington (Regu- lator Post Coach), by Solihull. Dai. 8 morn. 66. Cambridge (Rising Sun, Post Coa.), by Coventry, Daventry, North- ampton, and Huntingdon. Mon. Wed. Fri. § p. 5 morn. 67. Cambridge (Post Coa.), by Leicester and Stamford. Dai. £ before 1 , |68. Worcester (True Blue), dai. 3 aft. •0.9. Kiddermi?ister(L\ghtCoa.), dai. 4 aft. 70. Walsall (Royal Mail), dai. 12 noon. 71 • //W.«z//(LightCo.),dai.5aft,Sun.exc. 1 7 2. Dudley (Bang-up), dai. 5 even. 73. Atherstone (Star Post Coach), Mon. Thuisday, Sat. 4 aft. 74. Bilston (Accommodation Light Co.), daily, 5 even.. 75. Warwick and Lemington Coaches four time9 a-day. 76. Bilston and Wolverhampton Coaches five times a-day. 77. Gloucester (Post Coach), dai. 1 Imorn. 53. Castle, High Str. ^-Saracen'sIId.-To 55. 56 54. Lu daily, 6 morn. Sund. excepted. J Chester (Prince of Orange), by Shiff- nall. Dai. 6 morn. Manchester (Eclipse Post Coach), by Congleton. Dai. 7 morn. Shrewsbury and Holyhead (Prince of Wales Post Coaj, by Welling- ton. Dai. 1 1 morn. Bristol Lord Wellington Post Co.), by Tewkesbury and Gloucester, Dai. Mon. excepted, 7 morn. , Bn'h (Star Post Co:..), by Eveshan andCheUenhani. Tu.Th.Sat.£pt>'m 67 5». Swan Hotel. — To |79. Nottingham (Royal Mail), by Derby. Dai. £■ p. 9 morn. ^.Liverpool (Regulator), dai. 6 morn. SI. 0.r/bn/(LightCoa.),dai 82. Manchester (Eclipse), by Stafford and Congleton. Dai. 7 morn. 83. Bath (Light Coa.), by Worcester and Gloucester. Dai. 5 morn. Sun. exc. 84. Kidderminster, by Hagley. Dai.£ bef. 4 morn. S5. Sheffield (Royal Telegraph), by Bur- ton and Belper. Mond. Wed. Fri. Sat. 7 mom. 86. Sheffield (Blucher), by Lichfield and BakeweU. Sun. Tu. Th. 6 morn. 87. Shrewsbury (Prince of Wales), !>y Shitinali and Wellington, da.llra A List of Provincial Stage Coaches. 88. Bristol (the Hero), by Tewkesbury. Dai. {p. 5 mora. Sand! excepted. 89. Cambridge, Route as No. 66. Mon. Wed. Fri. 5 morn. 90. Leicester (Alexander), by Nuneaton and Hinckley. Dai. 8 morn 91. Leicester, dai. £ p. 12, except Sund. 92. Stourbridge, by Dudley. Dai. 4 aft. 93. Coventry Coaches several times a-day. 94. Nottingham and Derby, dai. 7 morn. 95. Worcester (True Blue), dai. 3 aft. 96. Lichfield (Cobourg), dai. |bef. 4 aft. 97. Warwick Si Lemington, dai. 8 morn. BRIGHTON. Bute Coach Office. — To 98. Hastings, Mon. Wed. Fri. 7 morn. 99. Portsmouth, dai. § p. 9 morn. 100. Worthing, dai. £ p. 9 morn. 101. Hastings, thro' Lewes, Tues. Thu Sun. £ p. 8 morn. BRISTOL. Angel Inn, Repcliffe Street.— To 103. Cleave and Yatton, Mori. Wed. Sat- Bell Inn, Thomas Street. — To 104. Barnstaple (the Freemason), by Bridgewater, Taunton, and Tiver- ton. Dai. 3. 105. Bridgewater, dai. 3 aft. 106. Exeter, dai. 3 aft. 107. Plymouth, dai. 3 aft. 108. Bath, dai. every hour. Bush, Corn Street. — To 109. Abergavenny (theTelegraph), Mon Wed. Fri. 10. 110. Barnstaple, dai. 5 aft. 111. Bath Coaches daily, at all hours. 112. Birmingham (Duke of Wellington) Tues.Thu. Sat.£p. 5. 113. Birmingham (Roya.\M.z\\),d. 132. TFeston super Marc, Mon. Tu. Th. Sat. 4. Talbot Inn, Bath Street. — To 133. Bridgewater, Tu.Th. Sat. 10. 134. Weston super Marc, Mon. Wed. Fri. during the Season, £ before 3. White Hart, Broad Street. — To 135. Barnstaple, Route as No. 104. Dai. 4 p. 2. 1 36. Birmingham, by Tewkesbury and Bromesgrove. Daily, 6 morn. 1 37. Bridgewater, dai. 8 moi n. Jp.6even. 138. Cheltenham, dai. ^ bef. 9 morn, lay. Dunster and Mineheady Monday, Wed. Fri. 6. 1 40. Durslcy, daily, 4. 1 4 1 . Exeter, dai. except Sund. 8 morn. 142. Exeter, Mon. Wed. Fri. 8 morn. 143. Ditto, daily, § p. 2. 144. Gloucester, dai. £ bef. 9. 145. Manchester, dai. § p. 5 and 6. 1 46. Plymouth and Dock, by Totness and Ivy Bridge. Dai. ■§ p. 2. 147. Poole, by Shaftesbury. Mon. Wed. Fri. i bef. 7- 148. Sfroudiratcr, by Wotton. Dai. 4 aft. 149,. yVrw/ynV/^byBradford. Dai. 4 aft. 150. //rv«w^,byShepton Mallet. Mon. Wed. Fri. during the Season, 6. A List of Provincial Stage Coaches. White Lion, Bkoad Street. — To 151 . Birmingham^ tiA. Fri. Sun. £ p. 5. 152. Exeter, by I hamster. Mod. Wed. •Sat. 6; 153. Manchester, dai. £ p. 5 aud 6. mo. 1 54. Oxford, by Cirencester. Tu. Tbu. Sat. i be'f. 8. 1 55. Swansea, Tu. Th. Sat. 6. BUXTON.— To 156*. Ma?ichestcr, dai. during the Season. CARLISLE. Coffee House & Bush Inn alternately. To 157. Manchester (Royal Mail), by Lan- caster and Bolton. Dai. 3 morn.j 158. Liverpool (Royal Mail), by Kendal! and Ormskirk. Dai. 8 morn. 15,9. Manchester (Royal Mail), by Lan- caster and Bolton. Dai. 8 morn. 160. Newcastle on Tyne (Royal Mail), 1 by Hexham. Dai. -J p. 12 noon.; 161. Glasgow, dai. about 3 aft. 162. Edinburgh (R.Mailj, dai.about3aft. 163. Port Patrick (Royal Mail), byDuru- 1 fries. Dai. about 5 aft. 16'4. Liverpool (Nortb Briton.), dai. 5 aft.] 1 65. Manchester (NorthBriton),dai. 5aftJ 166. Liverpool (Regulator), as Route' 158. Dai. 1 1 even. 167. Manchester (Regulator), as Route 159- Dai. 11 even. 168. Glasgow (Campcrdown), by Dum- fries and Kilmarnock. Monday,) Wed. Fri. 12 noon. 1 69. Whitehaven (Royal Sailor), $ p. 8 mo.' 170. Newcastle (Union), by Hexham.; Tu. Th. Sat. 7 morn. 171. Glasgow (Wellington Post Coach),' Tu.Th. Sat. 6 mom. CAMBRIDGE.— K.'s Head Inn.— To' 205. 172. Huntingdon (Bluchvr), dai. § p. 1 aft 173. Oxford, by Bedford, Woburn, and 206. Aylesbury. Three times a week. 2 °7. CHATHAM.— Globe Inn.— To 174. Maidstone, dai. 9 morn. 4 aft. CHELTENHAM. George Hotel. — To 1 76. Oxford, 7 morn. 17 7. Ditto, 10 morn. 2 1 1 73. Oxford, Moil. Wed. Fri. £ p.S mo. J 1 79. Ditto, daily, 4 aft. 1 1 80. Bristol & Clifton, dai. $ p. 7 morn. ■181. Gloucester, daily, § p. 7 morn. 1 182. Birmingham, by Tewkesbury. Dai. 6 morn. J183. Bath, by Stroud. Mon. Wed. Fri. 10 morn. i 1 84. Worcester, dai.6morn.whereitmects the Ludlow ixLeomins /trCoaches . jl 85- Worcester, Tues. Thu. Sat. 6 even. where it meets the Shrewsbury and Holyhead 'Coaches. ■186. Gloucester, d?.i. morn, and even. il 87. Tewkesbury, dai. 6 morn. h\ even. ; 1 88. Caermarthen and South Wales, bun. Tu.Th. 7 even. [I 89. Swansea, Mon. Wed. Fri. 7 even. Royal Hotel. — To 190. Bristol (the Phoenix), dai. Sunday excepted, \ p. 7 morn. 191. Gloucester, dai. 5 aft. 1 9a. Swansea, Route as No. 169. Mo«. Wed. Fri. 7 even. 1 93. Cacrouirlhcn, Sun. Tu. Th. 7 even. Plough Hotel. — To ( 194. Bath, Mon. Wed. Fri. 9 morn. ■19.5. Ditto, Tu.Th. Sat. 9 morn. ] 96. Bristol, by Newport. Mon. Wed. Fri. I. 198. Gloucester, 7 every evening, Suud. excepted. 199. Shrewsbury and Holyhead (the Hi- bernia), Mon. Wed. Fri. 6 morn. 200. Birmutgham (Star), by Evesham & AJcester. Mon. Wed. Fri.£p. 1 . 201. Ditto, Mon. Wed. Fri. £ p. 8. '202. Ditto, Tu. Th. Sat. 6. 203. Shrewsbury, Tu. Th. Sat. 6. 204. Leicester, by Alcester and War- wick. Tu. Tii..Sat. \ p. 11. Warwick and Lemington, Mon. Wed. Fri. £ p. 1. Gloucester (Royal Mail), dai. 4. Glouccster t daily, 8 even. CHESTER. Coach and Horses Inn.— To ,209. Birmingham (the Defiance). Route as No. 30. Mon.Wed. Fn. 5 mo. |210. Liverpool, dai. 7 morn. •211. Shrewsbury (Bafig*-up)j ly Wiex ham and Elle&jaere. Dai: |p: f2, A List of Provincial Stage Coachbs. 212. Birmingham/Tu.ThStA'. | bef.6 mo. 213. Macclesfield (the John Bull), by Northwich and Knutsford. Mon. Wed. Fri. \ p. 1 aft. White Lion. — To 214. Manchester (Royal Mail), by Frod- sharn and Warrington. Dai. $ p. 6 morn. 215. Liverpool (R. Mail), dai. 7 morn. 216. Ditto (Royal Umpire), dai. 7 morn- 217. Ditto (the Alexander), dai. 1. 218. Eastham Ferry (Princess Char- lotte), dai. 8 morn. 2 aft. 21 9. Shrewsbury (Highflyer), by Wrcx-j ham and Ellesmei-e. Dai.£p.l2. 220. Mancliester (Victory), by North- wich. Dai. J before 2 ; Sunday,' |bcf. 1. %2\.Nantwich (the Wellington), Sun. Tu. Th. 2 aft. 222. Oswestry (Prince Regent), dai. 2 aft, DERBY. Bell Inn*. — To 223. Nottingham (the Defiance, Light Coach), dai. 7 morn. George Inn.— To 225. Birmingham, Mon. Wed. Fri. Sat. 1 aft. 226. Shejield, Mon. Wed. Fri. Sat. 1 aft. New Inn. — To 227. Nottingham (Royal Mail), § p. 3 aft. EDINBURGH. Mr. Pipe's, Prince's Street.— To 228. Aberdeen (Saxe Cobourg), 9 morn. 229. Perth (Union Tost Coa.j, 10 morn. Star Inn, 36, Prince's Street. — To 230. D»/-«//ce(FifeUnionPostCo.),*p.7m. 23 1 . Jedburgh (Blucher),Tu.Th.Sat.3m. 232. Glasgow (Telegraph), 9 morn. 236. Perth (the Waterloo), £ p. 2 aft. 237. Glasgow (Prince Regent), 12 noon. M'Kay's Hotel, Prince's Street.-To 233. Falkirk (Boat Coach), 9 morn. 239. Peebles (Fly), Tu. Fri, . 240. Glasgow (^Vlcgrapn); 4 aft. a Bell's Coach Office, High Street. To 241. Dalkeith, 12 noon, 7 aft. 242. Haddington, 9 morn. 243. Dunbarton, 3 aft. Crown Hotel, 2, Prixce's St.— To 244. Lanark, Mon. Wed. Fri. 10 morn. 245. Lasswade, 10 morn. 5 aft. 246. Musselburg, 1 1 morn. 8 aft. 247. Queensferry, 9 morn. 4 aft. 24 3. Falkirk, 5 aft. EXETER. . New London Inn. — To 250. Plymouth Dock (Regulator), n;oin. 251. Ditto (the Auxiliary Fly), night. 252. Bath (Light Conch), morn. 253. Bristol (the Times), aft. 254. Dittd (the Duke of York), morn. 255. Portsmouth, by Blandford and Ringwood. Mon. Wed. Fri. even. 256. Bideford, Th. morn. 257. Tiverton, Tu. Th. Sat. morn. 258. Exmoutk, Mon. Wed. Fri. aft. 259. Tcigmncuth, Mon. Wed. Fri. aft. Old London Inn. — To 260. Plymouth Dock (Subscription Co.), morn. 261. Bath (Subscription Coach), by II- minster. Morn. Devonshire Coach Office.— To 262. Plymouth, by Totness. Even. 263. Bristol, even. 264. Tcignmoutk and Dawlish* Mond. Wed. Sat. Hotel.— To 265. Sidmouth, Mon. Wed. Fri. aft. 266. Plymouth Dock. GLASGOW. Black Bull Inn. — To 267. Perth, 7 morn. . 268. Greenock, 4 aft. Tontine Inn.— To 269- Ayr (the Telegraph), 8 morn. 270. Edinburgh (the Telegraph), 9 morn, Buck's Head Inn. — To 271 . Edinburgk(Tr'mcQRegcn\:),-[ 2norn. 272. Edinburgh (the Telegraph), 4 aft. a A List of Provincial Stage Coaches. Reed and Henderson's. $73. Coacbes daily to Paisley. Bain's Coach Office, Nelson Street. — To - 274. Carlisle (Camperdown),Mon. Wed Fri. 6 morn. €75. Carlisle (Wellington Post Coach), Tu. Tb. Sat. 6" morn. t76. Greenock (Post Coach), I mom. 277. Ayr (the Telegraph), 4 aft. S7S. Ireim, dally It morn. . GLOUCESTER. Bell Inn.— To «79« Hertford, daily, 8 morn. 5 SO. Cheltenham (Mall), dai. f p. 8 morn 281. MUford (Royal Mail), dai. 1 2 noon. Booth Hall. — To 282. Swansea, by Newnham and Chep- •tow. Tu. Th. Sat. 5 morn. 283. Caermarthen (the Regulator), Mon. Wed. Fri. 4 morn. 284. Oaford, by North leach and Wit- ney. Daily, 9 morn. 285. Birmingham, by Tewkesbury and Worcester. Daily t ^ p. 10. 2 86. Bristol, dai. except Sund. 9 mom. j 287. Bristol (the Wellington), dai. 3 aft. 288. Cheltenham, three times a-day. Ram Inn.— To 289. Bath, daily, 10 morn. 290. Cheltenham, three times 'a-day. 291 . Leicester, Tu. Th. Sat. $ ft TO. 292. Bristol, dai. except Sun. twice a-day. HEREFORD. Hotel.— To 293. S/irewsbiiry, by Ludlow and Stret- ton. Mon. Wed. Fri. 8 morn. 294. Caermarthen, by Hny and Brecon. Mon. Wed. Fri. 6 omrn, 295. Birmingham, by Ledbury. Daily, except Mon. 8 morn. 298. Both and Cheltenham, Ttt.Th.Sat. \ p. 6 morn. 399. Birmingham (Regulator), by Strat- ford and Evesham. 8 aft. 300. Oxford, by Banbury. Mon.Wed.Fri. 801. Coventry, daily, £ p. 12. 302. Birmingham, daily, 6 even. LEEDS. Bull and Mouth & White Hor$e. To 303. Setoff daDy, 6 mom. Golden Lion, Brig-gate.— To 304. Manchester (Defiance), by Bradford and Rochdale, Dai. 6 morn. 805. Liverpool (Royal Neptune), by Bol- ton and PrescQt. Dai. 6 morn. 306. Newcastle (Royal Telegraph), by Ripon and Durham. Dai. 307. Ditto (Highflyer), by Borough- bridge and Thirsk. Dai. 5 mora. LEICESTER. Stag and Pheasant. — To 308. Cambridge, by Stamford. Dai.jp. 6 morn. 309. Birmingham, dai. 8 morn. 310. Nottingham, dai. 8 morn. 3 aft. Three Cranks. — To 311. Birmingham, dai. noon. LEMINGTON SPA. Corv\ Coach Office. — To ?97- Liverpool and Mnnchrxft-r,- by Bir- i miHgham. M<»ud. Wed. 1'ri. TS noon. LINCOLN.— To Nottingham, thro' Newark. Dai. 7 morn. . Spread Eagle. — To Newark (Tally-ho !). Dai. 6 eren. summer; 3 times a-week duimg the winter season. Saracen's Head. Gainsborough. Tu.Th. Sat. 4 morn. LIVERPOOL. Golden Lion, Dale Street.— To 3\<2. Ltcds (Royal Neptune), by Roch- dale. Dai. 7 morn, i 3 13. Manchester (Marshal Bhichcr), dai. 10 morn. j 311. Ditto ("Volunteer), dai. 2. 315. Ditto •''Defiance), dai. 3. Blti. Ditje .Regulator;, dai. \ p. 4 aft.- A List of Provincial Stage Coaches. 317. Chester and Shrewsliwy (the Alex- ander)* dai. 8 morn. 318. .Holyhead, dak in time* for the Mail Packet for Dublin. 31 9. Bolton (Royal Mail) , dai. £ bef. 4 aft. 320. St. Helens mdfTigan, dai.$ p. 3 aft. 321 . Harrowgate, dai. 7 room. 322. Ripon, dai. 7 morn. 323. Scarborough, dai. 7 morn. 324. Birmingham Coache* every morn. and even. Crown Ink, Saracen's Head, and Whitb Hobse,— To ,325. Carlisle, dai. $ p. 6 mom. Angel Inn, Dalb Stbeet. — To 3G6. Edinburgh and Preston (Duke 0/ Lancaster), dai. 7 morn. 327. IVhitehaven &.lVorhi)igton., dai .7 mo. 328. Glasgow, dai. 7 mom. 329. Newcastle on Tyne and all Parts of the North, dai. 7 morn, Caowx Inn, Red Cross Street. — To 331. Carlisle (Royal Mail), dai. 5 aft 332. Edinburgh, dai. $ p. 6 morn. 383. Newcastle on Tyne, dai. morn. 334. Glasgow, dai. £ p. 6" morn. 335* Whitehaven, by Ambleside and Coekermouth. Dai. morn. 336*. Dumfries, Sanquhar, Cumnock, Kilmarnock, Kiugswell, East- wood, 8fc, Sun. Tu. Th. morn* 337. Lancaster, dai. § p. 3 aft. 338. /f r /WfeAai>e/.,dai.exceptSun.l Omorn. 339. Carlisle, dai. £ p. 6 morn. 340. Port Patrick, dai. morn. 34 1 . Ulverstone, Carimel, Dalton, Milu- tkorpe, dai. morn. 34*. Blackburn. IkHasling den, dai. morn. 343. Manchester, dai. mom. Stab, Dale Street.— To 344. Kendal (Royal Liverpool), by Pres- ton. Dai. £ bef. 7 morn. 345. Workington, Maryport, & Whi haven, dai, mom. 346. Glasgow (the Shap), by Penrith and Dumfries. Daily. 347 • Edinburgh, by Morpeth. Travels only during the day. 348. Newcastle (the Lord Exmouth), by Kirkby . Loqsdale and Breugh .Sond. Tu. Th. "mom. 356. 357. 358. 359. 360. 861, Saracen's Head, Dale Stbeet.— To 349. Holyhead (Royal Mail) , dai. $p. 3 ait. 350. Birmingham (Bang-up),, Route a» No. 43. Dai. 6 mom. 351. Bath (Post Coa.), by Cheltenham. Mon. Wed. Fri. (> mom. 352. Cambridge (Marshal Blucher), bf Leicester. Dai. 8 morn. 363. Macclesfield, Mon.Wed. Fri. 8 morn. 354. Manchester several tiroes in the day. 855. Lemiugtoh and Waruick (Regu- latorj, by Knatsford and Mouk'a Heath. Morn, and eveo. Lancaster, daily at 3. Blackburn, daily at 3. Glasgow and Edinburgh (Royal Telegraph), daily, $ p. 6 morni Stafford (the RoyaJ Defiance), by Walsall. Mond.Wed. Sat. $ p. . 6 even. Buxton, Chesterfield, Gaihsb&To 1 , Newark (Royal Union), dai. 4 afT. Doneaster (Royal Forester), by Rotherham. Daily, £ p. 5 mom. 362. Sheffield (Wellington), dai,$p.5mo. 363. //'.//(Neptune), by Hulifaa. Dai. £ bef. 7 nioru. 364. Ao/.7/. J o7«».i(lx>rdNelson),dai.3aft. 365. Southampton, by Oxford. Daily, . 6 even. 366. Shrewsbury (Bang-up), by Wrex- ham. Dai. 8 mom. 367. Saudbach, by Nortbwich and Middlewich. Dai. 5 morn. . . : 868. Lichfield,r\Ai. 1 aft. and $ p. 6 even, 369. Burton on Trent, by Uttoxeter, Dai. J p. 7 morn. 370. Northampton, dai. 8 mom. and 1 aft. 371. Plymouth^ by Birmingham and Bristol. Daily, 6 morn. Bath and Bristol (Lord Welling- ton), daily, 6 even. Wigan, daily, £ p. 3 aft. Birmingham (tb* Regulator), by Northwich, thePotteries.Staflbrd, and Wolverhampton. Tu. TfcUi Sat. ^ ?• 5 mora. LYNN.— Crown Ink. 375. Norwich, dai. 6 morn. MAIDSTONE. 376. Chatham, twice a-day. . 1^77. Canterbury, by Hollingbourne. , Mon. Wed. Fri. 9. 372- 373. 374. a a 2 A List of Provincial Stagb Coaches. MANCHESTER. Palace Coach Office, Market Street.— To 378. Nottingham (Lord Nelson), daily. £ p. 5 morn. 379. Leeds (Cornwallis), dai. 7 morn. 3 80. Wakefield (ditto), dai. 7 morn. 3S1. Huddersfield (ditto), dai. 7 morn. 382. Liverpool (Defiance), \ p. 2. 383. Ditto (Regulator), £ p. 5 morn. Swan Inn, Market Street. — To 394. Glasgow and Edinburgh (the Re gulator), dai. £ p. 9 morn. 385. Carlisle (Doctor), dai. £ p. 6 morn S86. Newcastle (Lord Exmouth), Sund. Tu. Th. Bridgewater Arms, High Street. To 397 '• Birmingham , by Newcastle and Stone. Dai. 10 morn. 386. Carlisle, by Lancaster and Kendal Dai. £ p. 1 morn. 3S9. Carlisle, Dumfries, and Port Pa- trick, dai. \ bef. 5 aft. 390. Liverpool, dai. 1. 39\.Hull, by Halifax and Leeds. Dai 8 morn. 392. York, dai. 8 morn. 393. Newcastle upon Tyne (Highflyer) dai. 6' morn. 394. Edinburgh, $ bef. 5 aft. 393. Liverpool (Defiance), dai. 10 morn. 396. York c\J/M//(Highflyer),dai. 6 morn Star Ix.v, Deansgate. — To 397. Birmingham (Eclipse), by Congle- ton and Stafford. Dai. 7 morn. 399. Ditto (Express), Route as No. 46. Dai. \ bef. 8 morn. 399. Edinburgh (Royal Telegraph), dai. \ p. 6 morn. 400. Glasgow (Royal Telegraph), dai. £ p. 6 morn. 401. G//7«7e(NorthStar),Sun.Tu.Th.2a. 402. Holyhead (Victory), by Chester and Shrewsbury. Dai. 6 morn. 403. Bristol, Bath, Exeter, and Ply- mouth, daily. 404. Gainsboro (theTally-ho!), byChes- terfield arid Retford. Monday, Wed. Fri. 6 morn. 405. Hull, three times a-day. 406. Kendal (Duke of Lancaster), dai. \ p. 6 morn. 407. Lancaster, dai. 3 aft. 40S. Leeds and York (Defiance), dai. 12. 409. Liverpool, several times in the day. 110. Lincoln, by Mansfield and Newark. Mon. Wed. Fri. 6 morn. 4 1 1 . Na?itwich, Whitchurch, and Went, Sun. Tu. Tb. 7 morn. 412. Preston (Royal Umpire), dai. 3 aft. 4 1 3. Sheffield (Royal Mail), by Buxton and Bakewell. Dai. £ bef. 7 mo. 414. Sheffield (Wellington), by Castle- ton. Dai. £ bef. 8 morn. 415. Ulverstone, W/iitehavat,8iC.dai.6mo. 416. Wrexham, O&ivestry, and Welsh Pool, dai. 6 morn. Mosley Arms. — To 418. Birmingham (Express), dai. 8 mo. 4 1 9. Gainsboro', Mon. Wed. Fri. 6 morn. 420. Carlisle, dai. 6 morn. J421. Liverpool, daily. 422. Hull, by Leeds and York. Dai. £ p. 12. 423. Sheffield (Royal Mail), dai. 7 morn. 424. Sheffield (Wellington), dai. 8 morn. Swan Inn, Market Street. — To 425. Holyhead (Royal Mail), by Holy- well. Dai. at 1. 426. Birmingham (Eclipse). Route a» No. 82. Dai. 7 morn. 427. Newcastle, dai. 1. 428. Hull, by Huddersfield and Leeds. Dai. 1. 429. Eduiburgh, dai. 6 morn. 430. Lancaster, dai. 3 aft. 431. Liverpool, several times in the day. J432. Shreicsbury, by Nantwkh and Northwivh. Dai. £ bef. 7. 433. Plymouth, dai. 7 morn. 434. Exeter, dai. 7 moru. 435. Bath and Bristol, dai. 7 morn. ;436. Gloucester, dai. 7 morn. 437 Worcester, dai. 7 morn. 439. Settle, by Clitheroe and Skipton. Tu. Th. Sat. 4 aft. Palace Inn, Market Street. — To 139. Hull, by Leeds and Huddersfield. Dai. 7 morn. 440. /^Yeryvoo/ (Regulator), dai. $ p.5mo. 441. Ditto (Cornwallis), dai. § p. 2 aft. A List of Provincial Stage Coaches. 442. Nottingham (the Lord Nelson), by Bakewell and Derby. Dai. § p 5 aft. Old Boar's Heap, Hyde's Cross. To 443. Cohie, Sun. Mon. Tu. Wed. Fri. 444. Rochdale, Tu. Th. Sat. 5 aft. 445. Skipton, Sund. 8 morn. Wed. 1 aft Flying Horse, Market Street. To 446. Liverpool, several times in the day. 447. Carlisle, daily. Talbot Inn, Market Place. — To 448. Bu.vtag (the Accommodation), dai Sunday excepted), $ p. 3 aft. 449. Macclesfield, Tu. Th. Sat. 5 aft. 450. Ashton, Tu. Th. Sat. 5 aft. 451. Gloisop, Tu. Th. Sat. 4 aft. Lower Turk's Head, Shude Hill To 452. sfshtonundcrLy7te,Tu.Th.Szt. 5 aft 453. Shaiv Chapel, Tu. and Sat. aft. 454. Royfon, Tu. and Sat. Coaches to and from Places in the Vi- cinity of Manchester are going daily. NANTWICH.— To 455. Chester, Sun. Tu. Th. 8 morn. NEWCASTLE ON TYNE. Turf Hotel. — To 456. Edinburgh (the Union), dai. Sun. excepted, 5 morn. 457. Edinburgh (the Wellington), dai. Sun. excepted, 6 morn. 458. York (the Highflyer), dai. 5 morn. 4 59. Harrowgate (the Royal Telegraph) by Ripon. Dai. 5 morn. 460. Lancaster and Liverpool (the Lord Exmouth). Route as No. 348 Mon. Wed. Fri. § p. 7 morn. 461 . Sunderland (the Wellington), dai | bef. 8 morn. NORTHAMPTON.— Ram Inn.— To 46-2. .Oxford, by Towcester and Brack - ley. Tu. Tu. Sat. 10 mom. 4 NOTTINGHAM. Lion Hotel Coach Officb. — To 463. Sheffield (the Hope), by Mansfield and Chesterfield. Dai. £ p. 11. 464. Leicester (Defiance), by Lough- borough. Dai. 8 morn. 465. Newark (the Accommodation), by Southwell. Dai. 3. 466. Doncaster (the Forester Coach), by Worksop and Tickhill. Mond. Wed. Fri. 9 morn. NORWICH. White Swan. — To 467. L,ynn, by Hingham and Swaffham. Dai. Sun. excepted, 7 morn. 468. Stamford, by Dereham and Wis- beach. Tu. Th. Sat. £ p. 2. Castle. — To 469. Yarmouth, 7 morn, and 4 aft. Star.— To 470. Yarmouth, dai. 7 morn. Coach Office, Lobster Lane. — To 471. Cromer, by North Walsham. Mon. Wed. Fri. 3 aft. Angel Inn. — To 472. Burnham, byFakenham and Wells, Wed. and Sat. 1. OSWESTRY. Wynnasty Arms.- 473. Chester , dai. 6 morn. -To OXFORD. Angel Inn. 474. Cheltenham, dai. 9 morn. 475. Caermarthen and all Parts of South Wales, every night at 1 ]. 47 '6. Birmingham, dai. 8 morn. 477. Southampton, dai. 7 morn. ,478. Reading, by Wallingford. Daily, except Sun. 8 morn. ;479. Shrewsbury, by Birmingham. Dai. 12 night. 480. Cambridge, Route as No. 173. Mon, Wed. Fri. 6 morn. [481. Bath & Bristol (Mail), dai. 5 morn. '482. Banbury (Mail), dai. 5 morn. A List of Provincial Stage Coach**. Mitrb Ink, 0S: Leeds (Royal Mail), dai. 8 even. 5tt7. Birmingham (RoyalMail), dai. 8mo. 508- York and Hull, dai. 6 morn. SHREWSBURY. Lion Ink. 509. /£>/yA*arf(RoyalMail), dai. Seven,— The Packet sails for FreJaufl im- mediately on the arrii'at of this 0. Bristol (R. Mail), by Hereford and Gloucester. Sun. Tu. Th. 7 mo. 511. 2?t>tf»tMifAa»t(YoungPriiiceofWales, Post Coach), by Wolverhamp- ton. Dai. £ bef. 7 morn. 512. Holyhead (Prince Regent), dai. 4 morn. 513. Liverpool (PoslCoa.), dai.f p.5mot*n. 514. Oxford (Union), dai. 6 morn. 515. Manchester (Victory), by North- wich and Altrincham. Dai. \ p. 5 morn. 516. Bath, hy Worcester and Gloucester. Mon. Wed. Fri. 7 morn. 517. Birmingham (Prince of Orange), by Bilston. Dai. except Mond. ftp.1. 518. Chester (Highflyer), by Ellesmere and Wrexham. Dai. £ p. 5 morn. 519. Cheltenham and Worcester (Post Coach), Mon. Wed. Fri. 7 morh: 520. Chester (Prince of Orange), daily, Mond. excepted, $ p. 1. 521 . Swansea, by Brecon and Caer-' marthen. Sun. Tu. Th. 7 morn. 522. I^icester (Union], by Coventry and Hinckley. Dai. 6 morn. 523. Manchester (the Shropshire Hero), by Nantwich and Sandbach. Mon. Wed. Fri. $ p. 6 morn. 52".. Hereford. Sun. Tu. Th. 7 morn. 52 5. Aberyit : the Union), Route as No. ) . Fri. 4 morn. 526. Chester, \y Wtra and Whitchurch. Dai. £ p. 6 morn. 52". Barmouth, Route as No. 2. Once a week, during the bathing season. Talbot Ivn. — To 528. Holyhead (Prince of Wales), daily, 6 morn. 529. Oxford, dai. morn. 530. Liverpool (Bang-up), by Ellesmere. Dai. \ p. 5 morn. 531. Cheltenham (Hibernia), by Kidder- minster and Tewkesbury. .Tues. Th. Sat. 7 morn. 532. Manchester, by Chester ftnd No*1h- wich. Dai. morn. 533. Holyhead (North Wales Coach), dai. morn. 534. siylesbvry, hy Bridgenorth aud Banbury. Dai. morn. 'SB5. Lit, spent (Union, by Ellesmers and W rexhviiB. Dailv. A List of Provincial Stage Coaches, &$$. Bristol and Bath, by Worcester and Tewkesbury. Dai. Sun* ex- cepted, mom. Ml. Macclesfield (John Bull), by Ches- ter and Knutsford. Tues.Thu. Sat. J p. 5 morn. 538. Welsh Pool (Princess of Wales); 3 days a-week during the bathing season. 539. Manchester (Shropshire Hcto), by Wem and Altrinchain. Mood. Wed; Fri. 6 morn. Coaches to Iron Bridge, Broseley, Bridge- north, Kidderminster, and Worces- ter, dally. SOUTHAMPTON. Coach and Horses. — To 340. Poole (Royal Mail), by Ringwood and Wimborn. Daily, morn, on the arrival of the London Mail. 541. Lymington (Royal Mail), by Lynd- hurst. Daily, morning, on the arrival of the London Mail. 542. Lymington, Tue. Th. Sat. even, on arrival of the London Union Coa. 543. Oxford, by Winchester and New- bury. Dai. except Sun. 8 morn. 544. Bristol (Royal Mail), by Salisbury and Warminster. Dai. 9 even. 545. Bristol, Mon. Wed. Fri. 9 morn. 546. Bath, Tu. Th. Sat. 9 morn. 547. Portsmouth (R.MaiJ), byFareham. Dai. 4 morn. 548. Goxport, dai. Sund. excepted, 1 mom. 549. Gosport, Tu. Th. Sat. £ p. 6- .550. Plymonlh, by Dorchester and Ax- mi nster. Tu. Th.Sat. SWANSEA. - MACKwonm Arms. — To 552. Bristol (Cambrian), Tnc.Thu. Sat 4 morn, from April 1 to Oct, 1 ; ant! from Oct. 1 to Ajnil 1 starts at 12 at night, on Mon. Wed. Fri 5 53. Gloucester (Regulator), Mpn. Wed. Fri. 4 mom. WAKEFjgkD. W OO L P A C K I \"N . — To 564. Sclhy, dai. Sundays excepted, 4 p. 5 morn. WARWICK.— George !n*.~T6 Sib. Bristol (Royal Pilot), by Stratford and Evesham. Monday, Wed. Fri. $ p. 6 morn. 556. Bath (Star), by Stroud and Petty France. Tu- Thu. Sat. 7 room. 557. Birmingham (Regulator), by Soli- hull. Dai. £ p. 3 aft. 558. Leicester, by Leroington and Co- ventry (Post Coach), dai. morn, $ bef. 2 aft. 559. Oxford (the Regulator), by Sput ham and Banbury. Dai.e*ceptMon.l2. WOLVERHAMPTON. Lion Inn. — To 560. Manchester (Royal Mail), by Staf- ford and Congleton. Dai. $ p. 1 1 morn. 561. Holyhead (Royal Mail), dai. \ p.12. On the arrival of the Coach the Packet sails for Dublin. 562. Birmingham (the Royal Mail), by Walsall. Dai. 1 1 morn. 563. Liverpool (Bang-up), by Stafford and Warrington. Dai. 8 morn. 564. Liverpool (Regulator), by the Pot- teries and Northwich. Sunday, Tu. Th. i p. 8 morn, 565. Shrewsbury (Prince of Wales), by Wellington. Dai. 1. 566. Shrewsbury (Union), dat. $ p. 1 1 mom. 567. Chester (the Prince of Orange), br Ellesmereaud Wrexham. Daily, Mond. excepted, § p. 8 morn. 568. Manchester (Eclipse), dai. 9 inorn. . . YORK. Black Swan., Coney Street.— To 569- Liverpool (Wellington), by Wak«- ' field and Huddersfidd. Dai. 6 mo. 570. Hull ("Rockingham), dai. 11 morn. 57».£™&(01dTruVBlue),dai.*bcf.«aft. 572. Edinburgh (Highflyer), by Thirsk. Dai. 8 monk. 575. Nottingham, Tu. Th. Sat. 7 morn. 574. IMl (Trafalgar), dai. J bef. 2. > 7 S . .Shield* (Royal M * 1) , by Stockton andSunderlahd, every night atl*. 3 7*:?. Sttrvberaegk ft he Old True Blue', dai. \ bef. 10 uioin. A List of Provincial Stage Coaches. 577. Whitby (Royal Mail), by Maltonj and Pickering. Sund. Tuesday,' Th. 12 at night. I 57 '8. Birmingham, by Sheffield (Lord Nelson), dai. 7 morn. 579. Liverpool (the Blue), by Leeds and Bolton. Dai. \ bef. 2. 580. Scarboro' (Royal Mail), Mon. Wed. Frid. Sat. 12 at night. 581 .Edinburgh (Wellington), dai. \ p. 9 even. 582. Oxford (Nelson), Mon.Wed.Fri. 7m. 583. Harrow gate (Prince Regent), by Knaresborough. Tue.Thu. Sat. 7 morn. York Tavern, St. Helen's Square. To 584. Liverpool (Royal Mail), by Leeds and Halifax. £ p. 12 every night.! bib. Newcastle (Royal Mail), 12 every night. S86.IIull (Royal Mail), 12 every night.' 587 688 ■3 8:1 5.00. 591. 592. 593. 594. 595. 596. 597. 598. 599. Shields (Royal Mail), 1 2 every night. Whitby (Royal Mail), Sund. Tucs. Thu. 1 2 at night. Scarborough (Royal Mail), Mond. Wed. Fri. Sat. 12 night. Cambridge and Navmarhet (Royal Mail), by Newaik and Hunting- don. £ p. 1 1 every night. Manchester (Royal Mail), by Roch- dale. 12 every night. Edinburgh (Royal Mail), | p. 12 every night. Manchester (Eclipse), by Leeds. Dai. 6 morn. Hull (Trafalgar), dai. 6 morn. Newcastle (Highflyer), dai. 8 morn. Birmingham (the Commander in Chief), dai. 7 morn. Nottingham (Royal Forester), Tu. Th. Sat. 7 morn. Edinburgh (Wellington), dai. \ p. 9 even. Wakefield (Prince Blucher), Frid. \ p. 5 morn. INDEX OF PLACES WHICH OCCUR IN THE ROUTES OF THE J&rtmjnciaf Stage doaclje^. ■v^-WW^-W'V^V^'fc^-VX-VW^'W Coaches to Aberdeen - - CC8 Edinburgh & Aberdeen Abergavenny - 109 Bristol & Abergavenny 19.3 Cheltenham & Caermarthen 281 Gloucester & Milford £83 Ditto & Caermarthen Abergely - - 425 Manchester & Holyhead Abingdon - - 54.3 Southampton & Oxford Alcester - - 7 Bath & Birmingham 1.31 Bristol to Leicester 200 Cheltenham to Birmingham 204 Ditto to Leicester 298 Lemington & Bath 555 Bristol & Warwick Alnwick - - .347 Liverpool & Edinburgh 456 Newcastle to Edinburgh 592 York & Edinburgh Alfreton • - 44 Birmingham & Sheffield Allonby - - IC9 Carlisle" to Whitehaven Altrinchan - 5-32 Shrewsbury to Manchester 515 Ditto ditto Ambleside - 335 Liverpool to Whitehaven Ampthill - 173 Cambridge & Oxford Ashburn - 51 Birmingham to Sheffield 86 Ditto ditto Ash. de la Zouch 60 Birmingham & York 352 Liverpool & Cambridge Ashton - - 450 Manchester & Ashton Atherstone - 73 Birmingham & Atherstone Axminster - 152 Bristol & Exeter 550 Southampton & Plymouth Aylesbury - 173 Cambridge & Oxford 534 Shrewsbury & Aylesbury Ayr - - 269 Glasgow & Ayr 217 Ditto ditto Batewell 55 Birmingham & Chester 86 Ditto and Sheffield Coaches to Bakewell - - 413 Manchester & Sheffield 442 Ditto & Nottingham Banbury - 63 Birmingham & Oxford 300 Lemington & Oxford 482 Oxford & Banbury 534 Shrewsbury & Aylesbury Bangor - - 425 Manchester & Holyhead 509 Shrewsbury & Holyhead 528 Ditto ditto 561 Wolverhampton & Holyh. Banwell - - 129 Bristol & Banwell Barnsley - . 498 Sheffield & Leeds 506 Ditto ditto Barnstaple - 104 Bristol and Barnstaple 110 Ditto ditto Bawtry - - 504 Sheffield to Lincoln Belper - - 85 Birmingham to Sheffield Bernard Castle 347 Liverpool to Newcastle 460 Newcastle to Lancaster Berwick - 347 Liverpool to Edinburgh 456 Newcastle to Edinburgh 592 York & Edinburgh Bedford - - 173 Cambridge & Oxford Bicester - - 534 Shrewsbury & Aylesbury Bideford - 256 Exeter & Bideford Bilston - - 74 Birmingham & Bilston 517 Shrewsbury & Birmingham Birmingham - 297 Lemington & Liverpool 371 Liverpool & Plymouth 479 Oxford & Shrewsbury Bishop's Auckl. 348 Liverpool & Newcastle 460 Lancaster & Newcastle Blackburn - 157 Carlisle & Manchester 357 Liverpool & Blackburn Blandford - 147 Bristol & Poole 255 Exeter & Portsmouth 550 Southampton & Plymouth bb Index of Places in the Routes Bolton - Borobridge - Brackley Bradford/Wilts Bradford, York Brecon - Bridgenorth - Bridgewater - Bristol - Bromesgrove Erough - Bruton - Buckingham Borford - Burnham Burton on Trent Bury Buxton Coaches to 157 Carlisle to Manchester 305 Leeds to Liverpool 312 Ditto ditto 319 Liverpool & Bolton 5~9 York to Liverpool 307 Leeds to Newcastle 503 Sheffield & Carlisle 462 Northampton & Oxford 483 Oxford & Leicester 149 Bristol & Trowbridge 304 Leeds & Manchester 584 York & Liverpool 593 Ditto & Manchester 188 Cheltenham & Caermarthen 281 Gloucester & Milford 283 Ditto & Caermarthen 294 Hereford & Caermarthen 521 Shrewsbury & Swansea 199 Cheltenham & Shrewsbury 534 Shrewsbury & Aylesbury 15 Bath & Exeter 104 Bristol & Barnstaple 105 Bristol & Bridgewater 126 Ditto ditto 135 Ditto ditto 137 Ditto ditto 371 Liverpool to Plymouth 7 Bath & Birmingham 52 Birmingham & Cheltenham 58 Birmingham & Bristol 295 Hereford & Birmingham 348 Liverpool & Newcastle 503 Sheffield & Carlisle 5 Bath & Southampton 11 Ditto Weymouth 21 Ditto ditto 534 Shrewsbury & Aylesbury 5 Bath & Southampton 6 Bath & Oxford 154 Bristol & Oxford 472 Norwich & Burnham 85 Birmingham to Sheffield 352 Liverpool & Cambridge 505 Sheffield & Birmingham 336 Liverpool & Dumfries 369 Liverpool & Burton 305 Leeds & Liverpool 360 Liverpool & Buxton 413 Manchester & Sheffield 442 Manchester & Nottingham 448 Manchester & Buxton Caermarthen . 114 Bristol & Caermarthen 118 Bristol & Milford 188 Cheltenham & Caermarthen 193 Ditto ditto 281 Gloucester & Milford 283 Gloucester & Caermarthen 294 Hereford & Caennarthen * 4~5 Oxford& Caermarthen 521 Shrewsbury & Swansea Canterbury - 377 Maidstone & Canterbury Cardiff - . 118 Bristol & Milford 189 Cheltenham & Swansea Carlisle Castleton Catterick Chap, on le Frith Cheadle - - Cheltenham - Chepstow - - Chester - - Chesterfield - Chorley - - Church Stretton Church Stretton Cirencester Cleave - - Clithero - - Cockermouth - Coldstream Collumpton - Colne - - - Cougleton - - Coventry Dalkeith Darlington Daventry Dawlish Derby • Dereham Dolgelly Doucaster Coaches to 328 Liverpool & Glasgow 4^9 Manchester & Edinburgh 414 Manchester & Sheffield 459 Newcastle & Harrowgate 503 Sheffield & Carlisle 414 Manchester & Sheffield 398 Manchester & Birmingham 31 Birmingham & Bath 351 Liverpool & Bath 485 Oxford & Glc.icester 555 Warwick & Bristol 189 Cheltenham & Swansea 282 Gloucester & Swansea 402 Manchester & Holyhead 530 Shrewsbury & Liverpool 532 Ditto & Manchester 44 Birmingham & Sheffield 360 Manchester & Newark 404 Manchester & Gainsboro. 463 Nottingham & Sheffield 159 Carlisle & Manchester 293 Hereford & Shrewsbury 510 Shrewsbury & Bristol 6 Bath & Southampton 120 Bristol & Oxford 154 Ditto* ditto 103 Bristol & Cleave 438 Manchester & Settle 335 Liverpool & Whitehaven 457 Newcastle & Edinburgh 15 Bath & Exeter 142 Bristol & Exeter 443 Manchester & Colne 82 Birmingham & Manchester 297 Lemington & Manchester 560 Wolverhampton & Manch. 509 Shrewsbury & Holyhead 533 Ditto ditto 561 Wolverhamp. & Holyhead 37 Birmingham & Coventry 66 Birmingham & Cambridge 131 Bristol & Leicester 301 Lemington & Coventry 522 Shrewsbury & Leicester 558 Warwick & Leicester - 241 Edinburgh & Dalkeith - 306 Leeds & Newcastle 458 Newcastle & York 572 York & Edinburgh 585 York & Newcastle 66 Birmingham & Cambridge - 264 Exeter & Teignmouth -' 44 Birmingham & Sheffield 79 Birmingham & Nottingh. 442 Manchester & Nottingham - 468 Norwich & Stamford - 527 Shrewsbury & Barmouth 60 Birmingham & York 36l Liverpool & Doncaster 466 Nottingham & Doncaster 497 Sheffield & Doncaster of Provincial Stage Coaches. Doncasler ■ Dorchester Drayton Droitwich - Dudley Dumfries Duubar Duubarton Dnnchurch Dundee Duuster Durham Dursley Easingwold - Eastham Ferry Ecclesfechan Ellesmere - - Enstone Evesham Exeter Exmouth - Fakenham - Falkirk - Faringdon - Ferrybridge Frome - - Gainsborough ■ Gisborne - Glastonbury Glossop Gloucester Coaches to 500 Sheffield & Doncaster 590 York & Cambridge 11 Bath & Weymouth 150 Bristol & Weymouth 550 Southampton & Plymouth 209 Chester & Birmingham 7 Bath & Birmingham 136 Bristol & Birmingham 32 Birmingham & Stourbridge 41 Birmingham & Dudley 72 Ditto ditto 374 Liverpool & Birmingham 61 Birmingham & Glasgow 163 Carlisle & Tort Patrick 168 Carlisle & Glasgow 336 Liverpool & Dumfries 389 Manchester & Port Patrick 347 Manchester & Edinburgh 456 Newcastle & Edinburgh 243 Edinburgh & Dunbarton 66 Birmingham & Cambridge 230 Edinburgh & Dundee 139 Bristol & Minehead 306 Leeds & Newcastle 329 Liverpool & Newcastle 347 Liverpool & Edinburgh 458 Newcastle & York 140 Bristol & Dursley 595 York & Newcastle 218 Chester & Eastham Ferry 334 Liverpool & Glasgow 211 Chester & Shrewsbury 219 Ditto ditto 366 Liverpool & Shrewsbury 567 Wolverhampton & Chester 529 Shrewsbury & Oxford 31 Birmingham & Bath 131 Bristol & Leicester 200 Cheltenham & Birmingh. 298 Lemington & Bath 555 Warwick & Bristol 371 Liverpool & Plymouth 493 Plymouth & Bath 258 Exeter & Exmouth 472 Norwich & Burnham 238 Edinburgh & Falkirk 248 Ditto ditto 180 Bristol & Oxford 502 Sheffield & York 11 Bath & Weymouth 21 Ditto ditto 360 Liverpool & Newark 404 Manchester & Gainsboro. 504 Sheffield & Lincoln 438 Manchester & Settle 15 Bath & Exeter 152 Bristol & Exeter 451 Manchester & Glossop 371 Liverpool & Plymouth 510 Shrewsbury & Bristol Coaches to Gloucester - 516 Shrewsbury & Bath 555 Bristol & Warwick Gosport - - 17 Bath & Gosport 117 Bristol & Gosport 548 Southampton & Gosport 549 Ditto- ditto Greenock - • 268 Glasgow & Greenock 276 Ditto ditto Haddington - 242 Halifax - - 304 312 363 391 408 Hambrook - 128 Harrowgate - 306 321 459 583 Haslingden - 438 Hastings - - 98 101 Haverford West 118 281 Hay - - - 188 294 Henley in Arden 81 514 529 Hereford - - 475 510 Hexham - - 160 Heytesbury - 4 17 117 Hinckley - - 49 90 522 558 Hockley - - 514 Hockliffe - - 173 Holyhead - - 318 425 Honiton - - 152 Howden - - 501 Huddersfield - 381 428 439 569 Hull . - • 363 405 422 428 501 570 574 594 Huntingdon - 49 66 172 590 Edinburgh & Haddington Leeds & Manchester Ditto & Liverpool Liverpool & Hull Manchester & Hull Leeds & Liverpool Bristol & Hambrook Leeds & Newcastle Liverpool & Harrowgate Newcastle & Harrowgate York & Harrowgate Manchester & Settle Brighton & Hastings Dito ditto Bristol & Milford Gloucester & Milford Cheltenham & Caermarthen Hereford & Caermarthen Birmingham & Oxford Shrewsbury & Oxford Ditto ditto Oxford & Caermarthen Bristol & Shrewsbury Carlisle & Newcastle Bath & Portsmouth Bath & Gosport Bristol & Gosport Birmingham & Cambridge Birmingham & Leicester Shrewsbury & Leicester Warwick & Leicester Shrewsbury & Oxford Cambridge & Oxford Liverpool & Holyhead Manchester & Holyhead Bristol & Exeter Sheffield & Hull Manchester & Huddersfield Manchester & Hull Ditto ditto York and Liverpool Liverpool & Hull Manchester & Hull Ditto ditto Ditto ditto Sheffield & Hull York & Hull Ditto ditto Ditto ditto Birmingham & Cambridge Ditto ditto Cambridge & Huntingdon York & Newmarket 15 Bath & Exeter Index of Places in the Routes Coaches to Irvine - - - 218 Glasgow & Irvine Jedburgh - - 231 Edinburgh & Jedburgh Kendal - 158 344 387 406 Kenilworth - 558 Keswick - - 335 Kidderminster 41 69 199 Kirkby Lonsdale 348 Kirkby Stephen 348 Kuaresboroush 307 583 Knutsford - - 213 297 350 532 537 Carlisle & Liverpool Liverpool & Kendal Carlisle & Lancaster Manchester & Kendal Warwick & Leicester Liverpool & Whitehaven Birmingham & Kiddermin. Ditto ditto Cheltenham & Shrewsbury Liverpool & NewcasUe Ditto ditto Leeds & Newcastle York & Harrowgate Chester & Macclesfield Lemington & Manchester Liverpool & Birmingham Shrewsbury & Manchester Shrewsbury & Macclesfield Lanark - - 244 Lancaster - 61 157 326 336 337 344 356 407 430 460 Langport - 152 Laswade - - 245 Ledbury - - 295 Leeds - - 363 391 428 584 593 Leek - . 46 352 522 Leicester • - 36 49 C04 LeightonBuzzardl" 3 Lemington - 62 Leominster - 29? Litchfield - - 41 44 96 297 368 398 505 Llandilo - - 193 29* Coaches to Llandilo - - 521 Shrewsbury & Swansea Llandovery - 294 Hereford & Caermarthen 521 Shrewsbury & Swansea Llangollen - 509 Ditto & Holyhead 56l Wolverhampton & ditto Llanidloes - 2 Aberystwith & Shrewsbury 538 Shrewsbury & Welshpool Loughboro - 464 Nottingham & Leicester Ludlow - - 293 Hereford & Shrewsbury 510 Shrewsbury & Bristol Lyme Regis - 152 Bristol & Exeter Lymington - 541 Southampton & Lymington 542 Ditto ditto Lyndhurst - 541 Ditto ditto Lynn - - 36 Birmingham & Lynn Edinburgh & Lanark Birmingham & Carlisle Carlisle & Manchester Liverpool & Edinburgh Liverpool & Dumfries Live) pool & Lancaster Liverpool & Kendal Ditto ditto Manchester & Lancaster Ditto ditto Newcastle & Lancaster Bristol & Exeter Edinburgh & Laswade Birmingham & Hereford Liverpool & Hull Ditto ditto Ditto ditto York & Liverpool Ditto ditto Birmingham & Manchester Liverpool & Cambridge Shrewsbury & Leicester Birmingham & Lynn Birmingham & Cambridge Cheltenham & Leicester Cambridge & Oxford Birmingham & Oxford Hereford & Shrewsbury Birmingham & Litchfield Ditto & Sheffield Ditto & Litchfield Lemington & Manchester Liverpool & Litchfield Manchester & Birmingham Sheffield & ditto Cheltenham & Caermarthen Hereford & ditto Macclesfield - 49 213 353 398 449 537 Malmesbury - 484 Malston - - 577 Mansfield - 410 463 MarketWeighton 586 Mary port - - l6g 335 Melton Mowbray 49 Middleton - 462 Middlewick - 367 374 523 539 564 Milford - - 281 Minehead - - 139 Molton, South 135 Morpeth - - 347 Much Wenlock 199 Birmingham & Cambridge Chester & Macclesfield Liverpool & ditto Manchester & Birmingham Manchester & Macclesfield Shrewsbury & Macclesfield Oxford & Bath York & Whitby Liverpool & Lincoln Nottingham & Sheffield York & Hull Carlisle & Whitehaven Liverpool & ditto Birmingham & Cambridge Northampton & Oxford Liverpool & Sand bach. Ditto & Birmingham Shrewsbury & Manchester Ditto ditto Wolverhampton & Liverp. Gloucester & Milford Bristol & Minehead Ditto & Barnstaple Liverpool & Edinburgh Cheltenham & Shrewsbury Narbeth Neath Newark Newbury Newcastle Newmarket Newnham New Newport 221 Chester & Nantwich 411 Liverpool & ditto 4i2 Manchester & Shrewsbury 118 Bristol & Milford 118 Ditto ditto 192 Cheltenham & Swansea 3D0 Manchester & Newark 410 Ditto & Lincoln 590 York & Newmarket 543 Southampton & Oxford 43 Birmingham & Manchester 54 Birmingham & Liverpool 347 Liverpool & Edinburgh 563 Wolverhampton & Liverp. 590 York & Newmarket 192 Cheltenham & Swansea 119 Bristol & New Passage 118 Bristol & Milford of Provincial Stage Coaches. Newport Newton Bushell Newtown North Allerton North Walshain Northampton - Northleach Northwich Nottingham Nuneaton . Oakham - Ormskirk - Oswestry - Overton - Oxford Coaches to 130 Bristol & Hereford 209 Chester & Birmingham 282 Gloucester & Swansea 555 Warwick & Bristol 146 Bristol & Plymouth 2 Aberystwith & Shrewsbury 538 Shrewsbury & Welshpool 307 Leeds & Newcastle 458 Newcastle & York 471 Norwich & Cromer 66 Birmingham & Cambridge 483 Oxford & Leicester 28 4 Gloucester & Oxford 213 Chester & Macclesfield 220 Ditto & Manchester 367 Liverpool & Sand bach 374 Ditto & Birmingham 432 Manchester & Shrewsbury 537 Shrewsbury & Macclesfield 564 Wolverhampton & Liverp. 60 Birmingham & York 49 Birmingham & Cambridge 90 Ditto & Leicester 558 Warwick & ditto 49 Birmingham & Cambridge 158 Carlisle & Liverpool 222 Chester & Oswestry 416 Liverpool & Oswestry 211 Chester & Shrewsbury 219 Ditto ditto 366 Liverpool & Shrewsbury 365 Ditto & Southampton Painswick - 8 Bath & Shrewsbury Peeble - - - 239 Edinburgh & Peebles Penrith - 61 Birmingham & Carlisle 346 Liverpool & Glasgow 429 Manchester & Edinburgh 503 Sheffield & Carlisle Perth - . 229 Edinburgh & Perth Peterborough - 468 Norwich & Stamford Pickering - . 577 York & Whitby Poole - - 147 Bristol & Poole 540 Southampton & Poole Port Patrick - 163 Carlisle & Port Patrick 340 Liverpool & Port Patrick 389 Manchester & ditto Portsmouth 4 Bath & Portsmouth 99 Brighton & ditto 547 Southampton & ditto Prescot - - 305 Leeds & Liverpool Preston • - l64 Carlisle & ditto 326 Liverpool & Preston 336 Ditto & Dumfries 344 Ditto & Kendal 412 Ditto & Nantwich Coaches to Queen's Ferry 247 Edinburgh & Queen's Ferry Reading • Retford - Ringwood Pipley - Ripon - Rochdale Rodboro' Romsey Royton Rudgley . 18 Bath & Reading 478 Oxford & ditto - 404 Manchester & Gainsboro' - 255 Exeter & Portsmouth 540 Southampton &. Poole - 306 Leeds & JN ewcastle - 306 Leeds & Newcastle 322 Liverpool & Ripon 459 Newcastle &Harrowgate - 304 Leeds & Manchester 312 Ditto ditto 444 Manchester & Rochdale 591 York & Manchester - 556 Warwick & Bath 4 Bath & Southampton 117 Bristol & Gosport - 193 Cheltenham & Caermarthen 510 Shrewsbury & Bristol . 36l Liverpool & Doncaster 497 Sheffield & ditto - 454 Manchester & Royton » 297 Lemington & Liverpool St. Asaph - - St. Helens - - St. Neots - - Salisbury - - Sandbach Sanquhar - - Scarborough - Selby - - - Sedberg - - Selkirk . - Settle - - - Shaftesbury - Shepton Mallet Sheffield - - Sherborne • - Shiffnall • - Shipston - - Sidmouth ■ - 425 Liverpool & Holyhead 320 Liverpool & St. Helens 173 Cambridge & Oxford 4 Bath & Portsmouth 17 Bath & Gosport 117 Bristol & Gosport 544 Bristol & Southampton 367 Liverpool & Sandbach 432 Manchester & Shrewsbury 564 Wolverhampton & Liverp. 336 Liverpool & Sanquhar 323 Liverpool & Scarborough 576 York and Scarborough 589 Ditto ditto 303 Leeds & Selby 554 Wakefield & Selby 460 Newcastle & Lancaster 332 Liverpool & Edinburgh 162 Carlisle & Edinburgh 438 Manchester & Settle 147 Bristol & Poole 150 Bristol & Weymouth 578 York & Birmingham 11 Bath & Weymouth 150 Bristol & Weymouth 55 Birmingham & Chester 87 Bristol& Shrewbury 511 Shrewsbury & Birmingh. 529 Shrewsbury & Oxford 87 Birmingham & Shrewsbury 20 Bath & Sidmouth 152 Bristol & Exeter 265 Exeter & Sidmouth Index of Places in the Routes Skipton Solehnll - Somerton - Soatham - Southampton Southwell - Stafford Stamford Stilton Stockport Stockton Stone - Stourbridge Stratford • Stroud - - Sunderland Swaffham - Tadcaster - Tamworth - Tavistock - Taunton Teignniouth Tetbury - Tewkesbury Thame Thirsk Tickhill Tiverton Coaches to 438 Manchester & Settle 445 Manchester & Skipton 65 Birmingham & Warwick 152 Bristol & Exeter 63 Birmingham & Oxford 559 Warwick & Oxford 11 Bath & Gosport 117 Bristol & Gosport 465 Nottingham & Newark 33 Birmingham & Liverpool 43 Birmingham & Manchester £04 Cheltenham & Leicester 352 Liverpool & Cambridge 359 Liverpool & Stafford 560 Wolverhampton & Manch. 37 Birmingham & Coventry 49 Birmingham & Cambridge 308 Leicester & Cambridge 468 Norwich & Stamford 49 Birmingham & Cambridge 494 Sheffield & Manchester 461 Newcastle & Sunderland 575 York & Shields 43 Birmingham & Manchester 54 Ditto & Liverpool £'97 Lemington & Liverpool 560 Wolverhampton & Manch. 32 Birmingham & Stourbridge 41 Ditto ditto 131 Bristol & Leicester 298 Lemington & Cheltenham 514 Shrewsbury & Oxford 534 Ditto & Aylesbury 555 Warwick & Bristol 9 Bath & Cheltenham 59 Birmingham & Bath 550 Warwick & Bath 148 Bristol & Stroud 46l Newcasde & Sunderland 575 York & Shields 467 Norwich & Lynn 502 Sheffield & York 60 Birmingham & York 489 Plymouth &c Tavistock 104 Bristol & Barnstaple 252 Exeter & Bath 259 Exeter & Teignmouth 120 Bristol & Oxford 7 Bath & Birmingham 52 Birmingham & Cheltenham 58 Birmingham & Bristol 285 Gloucester & Birmingham 371 Liverpool & Plymouth 531 Shrewsbury & Cheltenham 536 Ditto & Bristol 173 Cambridge & Oxford 307 Leeds & Newcastle 572 York & Edinburgh 587 York & Shields 599 York & Wakefield 466 Nottingham & Doncasler 1'H Bristol & Barnstaple Coaches to Tiverton - - 25" Exeter & Tiverton Totuess - - 146 Bristol & Plymouth 262 Exeter & Plymouth Towcester - 462 Northampton & Oxford Trowbridge - 14g Bristol & Trowbridge Ulverstone - 341 Liverpool & Ulverstone Uppingham - 49 Birmingham & Cambridge Uttoxeter - 46 Ditto & Manchester 51 Ditto & Sheffield 369 Liverp. & Burton on Treut Wakefield - 380 439 506 569 599 Wallingford - 478 Walsall - - 34 70 359 Walsingham - 472 Warminster - 4 17 117 121 147 544 Warrington - 54 214 297 496 563 584 Warwick - - 26 131 204 Walton - - 467 Wellingboro' - 66 Wellington, Som. 15 Wellington, Salop 57 104 Wells, Som. - 15 Wells, Norfolk 472 Welshpool - - 1 416 527 538 Wem • - 411 526 539 Wenlock - - 531 Wetherby - 307 503 Weymouth - 11 21 125 150 Whairy . . 438 Whitby - - 577 Manchester & Wakefield Manchester & Hull Sheffield & Leeds York & Liverpool York & Wakefield Oxford & Reading Birmingham & Wolverh. Birmingham & Walsall Liverpool & Stafford Norwich & Burnham Bath & Portsmouth Bath & Gosport Bristol & Gosport Bristol & Portsmouth Bristol & Poole Southampton & Bristol Birmingham & Liverpool Chester & Manchester Lemington & Liverpool Sheffield & Liverpool Wolveihampton & Liverp. York & Liverpool Birmingham & Oxford Bristol <& Leicester Cheltenham & Leicester Norwich & Lynn Birmingham & Cambridge Bath & Exeter Birmingham & Shrewsbury Bristol & Barnstaple Bath & Exeter Norwich & Burnham Aberystwith & Shrewsbury Liverpool & -Wrexham Shrewsbury & Barmouth Ditto & Welshpool Liverpool & Wem Shrewsbury & Chester Ditto & Manchester Ditto & Cheltenham Leeds & Newcastle Sheffield & Carlisle Bath & Weymouth Ditto ditto Bristol & Weymouth Ditto ditto Liverpool & Settle York & Whitby of Provincial Stage Coaches. Whitchurch Whitehaven M'igan - Wigton - Wimborn Wincaunton Winchester Wisbeach - 411 526 539 335 338 315 415 320 169 14T 255 510 U 543 36 468 154 173 Witney Woburn Wolverhampton 5?9 529 559 7 48 52 53 Woodstock Worcester Coaches to Birmingham & Chester Liverpool & Whitchurch Shrewsbury & Chester Ditto & Manchester Liverpool & Whitehaven Ditto ditto Ditto ditto Manchester & Whitehaven Liverpool & Wigan Carlisle & Whitehaven Bristol & Poole Exeter & Portsmouth Southampton & Poole Bath & Weymouth Southampton & Oxford Birmingham & Lynn Norwich & Stamford Bristol & Oxford Cambridge & Oxford Shrewsbury & Oxford Ditto ditto Warwick & Oxford Badi & Birmingham Birmingham & Worcester Birmiugham & Cheltenham Ditto ditto Worcester - Workington Worksop • 58 285 295 516 531 169 327 401 466 Worthing - - 100 Wotton under E. 148 Wrexham - . 211 366 416 567 Coaches to Birmingham & Bristol Gloucester & Birmingham Hereford & Birmingham Shrewsbury & Bath Shrewsbury & Cheltenham Carlisle & Whitehaven Liverpool & Workington Manchester & Gainsboro' Nottingham (k Doncaster Brighton & Worthing Bristol & Stroudwatf •» Chester & Shrewsbury Liverpool & ditto Liverpool & Wrexham Wolverhampton & Chester Yarm - - - 461 Newcastle & Sunderland 587 York & Shields Yarmouth - - 469 Norwich & Yarmouth 470 Ditto ditto Yatton . - 103 Bristol & Yatton York - - - 363 Liverpool & Hull Printed by T. 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SV .../Ma M^SU^i&^^i— t":;JfpisterMillr Bminstoiu- AJ>umf>trm ckff-± ■•:■' -, '* JJirwiston • OWatf.i: "*"\ A"' V i%*i™ S!la*!rance V, i ^ % by ^v • JtmrcU--- \- Cliff- m T H £ OWNS London Puijtis/*xl by J C arv .XY1S1 Sttmi. Fl.l C.UT-xXovltiM.T.ll \ O/A-l CAMYS NEW ITINEEAMY, TROH S U RV E Y S MADE BY COMMAND OF THE RIGHT HONOURABLE 2T|)e postmasters ©enetaL ABBREVIATIONS, &t. USED IN THIS WORK, T. G. Turnpike Gate. G. P. O. General Post Office. P. O. Post Office. M. H. Market House. M. Miles.— r. Furlongs. r. and 1. Right and Left of the Road. Ma. Mail; ar. arrives; Mo. Morning; dep. departs; Aft. Afternoon or Evening. R. River. Cities and Market Towns are printed in Capital Letters : — Cities are besides distinguished by a c prefixed, Borough Towns by a b , and Towns and Places where Post Offices or Receiving Houses are established, by a r . II. and I. for Houses and Inhabitants : the Figures added thereto express the Number of each which the Place contains, agreeably to the Population Act of 1811. The * affixed to the Names of Places denotes that in or near them there is some remarkable Object, which is noticed in the Observations accom- panying the Route. The Word in Italic immediately following the Place to which the Measure- ment is directed, implies the Point opposite to which it is given. Roads, described as diverging from the main Route are to be considered as Turnpike Roads leading to the Places to which they are directed, unless otherwise expressed. N.B. Tlie Inns at the different Places on each Road which supply Post Horses and Carriages are selected, and given at the End of every Route ; but the Arrangement of them is not intended to convey any Preference. On the Map which accompanies this FPbrk, are also distinguished those Roads on which the Mail Coaches travel ; and to the Cross Roads Figures are added, denoting the Route wherein they oceu*. 3] H GREAT AND DIRECT ROADS MEASURED FROM THE SURREY SIDE OF LONDON BRIDGE. LONDON to Dover. To Kent Street T. G. Cross the Grand Surrey Quial*. Cross the Croydon Canal*. New Cross'— T. G. Kent On r. to Bromley, 6\ M. ; and Maidstone, 3 1 . Deptford" — to the Br. over theRavensborneR. whose Course on r. is from South End, on 1. to the Thames. Over the Bridge, on\. to Greenwich, im.; Wool- wich, 4. Black heath"- Green M. Shooter's Hill"— Bull Welling" Bexley Heath" G Lion Crayford" — Swan Cross the Cray R. which runs on r. from the Crays;l.to theThames. Entrance ofDartford, on r. to Farningham, 5 M. PDARTFORD— Bull 535 H. 3177 /.-Ma. ar. 10 1 Aft.; dep. 3 Mo. Cross the DarentR. whose Course on r. is from Farningham, on 1. to the Thames. John's Hole— T. G. Horn's Cross" Stone — Bridge Northfleet"— Q. Head On r. to Chalk Street, z\m. pGRAVESEND* 536 H. 31 19 /.—Ma. ar. 1 1 Aft.; dep. 2 Mo. Milton — Church Chalk Street— T. G. Gad's Hill" IStrood— T. G. 14 I Cress the Medway River, I whose Course on r. is I from Tonbridge and I Maidr>tone,l.toSheer- ness and the Thames : 1 navigable to Tonbri 80 . cbt1 ROCHESTER"-Af. H. \ A corporate Town — 1532 H. 9070/. — Ma. I ar.tzJMo.; dep.izjM. || M. beyond the. M. H. on r. to Maidstone, 8. PCHATHAM — M. H. — 2246//. 12,6 < zL— The Mail Coach and in generalPostChaises leave Chatham to the I.; Distance the same. Tliro Chatham, on 1. to Brampton, 1 M. Rainham — Church Moor Street Nevvington — Bull 2 Key Street" \On r. to Maidstone, 9 M.; I on 1. to Queenborough , IChalk Well On\.to Milton, 1 >i. PSittingbourne'-P. 0. Ma. ar. z\ Mo.; dep. n| Aft. Bapchild — Church Radfield Green Street" — Swan Ospringe" — Red Lion End of Ospringe, on 1. to FaversJutm, 1 M. Preston — Church On r. to Ashford, 15! M. Boughton Street" Bough ton Hill Harbledovvi) T. G. Harbledown"- Church Entrance of Canterbury , 0nl.fc>WHITSTABLE,6M. ■^CANTERBURY* King's Bi idp (. •5] Roads measured from London Bridge. p> Tlw Grand Surrey Cjanai, on r. termi- nates at Camberwell ; on 1. unites with the Croydon Cannl, which com- mences at Rotherhithe, and from thence goes to the Town of Croydon. At the 3d Milestone, on 1. see Hatcham House, Jos. Hardcastle, Esq. New Cross, on r. are Seats of John Varnham, Win. Huicomb, and Ti- mothy Staniield, Esqs. Deptfard,arz an Hospital for decayed Pilots, and a capacious royal Dock- yard, established by Henry VIII. Bktckheath, Entrance of, on 1. is Green- wich Park, overlooking which arej the Seats of Lord Lytteltou andthej Princess Sophia of Gloucester; andi further on, near theEnd of theHeath,! is Westcomb Park, Wm. Formaii,] Esq.; adjoining which, Woodlands^ House, J.J. Angerstein, Esq. : and a little further, the Countess of Buck- inghamshire and Bishop of Oxford. 1 Entrance of the Heath, on r. Seats of the Countess Dowager of Dart- mouth, and the Hon. Adrn. Legge.; About \ M. on r. of 6th Milestone, in the Bottom, xMorden College, forj decayed Turkey Merchants : § M. on 1. of 7th Milestone, Charlton| House, Sir Tho. M. Wilson, Bart, j Shooter'* Hill, at the Bottom, on 1. see 1 the new-builtArtillery Barracks and M iiitary School : on r. Severn Droog Castle, erected in Memory of Sir E. W. James ; opposite to which is The Grove, G. T. Goodenough, Esq.; and under the Hill, Wood Lodge,: T. Longden, Esq. Tf r e!img, a little beyond, on r. Danson House, John Johnston, Esq.; near it, Blendon Hall, J. Smith, Esq.; near which, Mrs. Cope : about 1 hi. on 1. Brompton Place, H. Van Hagen, Esq. Bexley Heath, on 1. at 2 iw. Distance, Lynes House, Col. Wheatley, and Belvidere Park, Lord Eardley. Crayford, a little before, see on r. Hall Place House, H. Stone, Esq.; and a! little further, on 1. May Place, which commands a beautiful View of the Thames, Lady Kingston; and Bal- den House, Geo. Sparkes, Esq. Horns Cross, about f M. beyond, on r. B Stone Castle, Robt. Talbot, Esq. : a little further on the 1. Ingress Park, belonging to the Crown. JV0rM/fee£,onl.Ch.Lefevre,Esq. : 1 M. on r. Womb well Hall,Tho. Harman, Esq. : on 1. a little beyond Northjieet, see the Dockyard of Mess. Pitchers. Gravesend, on r. Parrock House, Col. Dalton ; and \ m. further, on 1. are Denton Ruins, and a House of Ni- cholas Gilbee, Esq. Gadd's Hill, on r. see the Mausoleum in Cobham Park, in which is a fine old Mansion of the Earl of Darnley, well deserving theTraveller'sNotice for its Collection of Pictures and a very magnificent Hall, Pleasure- grounds, &c.j and on 1. Hermitage, Thos. Bentley, Esq. ; and on 1. of 28th Milestone, John King, Esq. Roetester, the Cathedral and Castle. Chatham, the royal Dockyard and its Fortifications. — From ChaihamPas- sage Boats sail every Tide to Stoer- ness; Distance 17 Miles. Key Street, see on 1. Gore Hill, Mrs. Montresor. Sittingbourne, 1 M. on r. Gore Court, A. H. Bradley, Esq. ; 1$ m. higher, Woodstock Park, Win. Twopenny, Esq. At the End of Sittingbourne, Sitting- bourne Lodge, Michael Eaton, Esq. Green Street, 1 4 m. on r. Linstead Park, Lord Teynham ; and at the 44th Milestone, see on r. Norton Court, Sir Henry Montresor ; and near it is Provender, E. Knatchbull, Esq. Ospringe, Entrance of, on r. Syndal House, Sir Sam. Auchmuty. 3 m. on r. of Ospringe, Belmont, H. Hawley, Esq.; near it is Lees Court, Ld. Sondes; and near the 49th Mile- stone, on 1. Nash Court, unoccupied. Boughton, at, Boughton Court, J. H. Lade, Esq. Harbledo-wn, on 1. Hall Place, Lieut. Col. Webb : on r. Lady F. Benson. Canterbury, an ancient Cathedral, Castle, and the Abbey of St. Austin. — See brief Account of Canterbury, at the End of the Direct Roads. Just thro' Canterbury , see on r. The Paddock, G. Denne, Esq.; and on i. Hales Place,SirEdw.Hales,Bt.; and n Roads measured from London Bridge. [S A corporate Town 2209 H. 10,200 /.-Ma. ar.4$Mo.; dep.8*Aft. Cross the Stour JL whose Course on r. is from Ashford, and on 1. to Sandwich and the Sea. Endof theTown, an \.Rds. branch to Margate, 1 6| M.; Ramsgate, i8|; Sandwich, 12^; Deal, 18 : r. to Ashford, 15L Bridge" Cross the Stour R. Over Barham Downs, on which, at 4 M. beyond Bridge, on v. to Folke- stone, 10 J. Half-way House Lydden" Ewell"— T. G. Buckland" fe PDOVER x — P. O. A corporate Town 2235 H. 9074 J. — Ma. ar. | past 6 Mo. ; dep. J past 6 Aft. 44 1 5s 6; 69 I a little further, at about 1 M. on r. I Nackington House, Rd. Milles, Esq. Bridge, on I. are Bifrons, Ed. Taylor, Esq.; Beaksbourn House, Rd.Peck- ham,Esq.; andHowlets,Geo.Gipps, Esq. : on r. Bridge Place, Rev. C. Hughes ; and 1. of Bridge Hill, Bridge Hill House, Baron de Mont- esquieu: 1 M. from Bridge, on r. is Bourne Place, Mrs. Beckingham; & Oswalds,Mrs.Beckingham; and on 1. Higham, Jas.Hallet,Esq.: a little before 6 1 Milestone, on 1. Ileden, — Garratt, Esq.; and on r. see Charlton Place, Rob. Foote, Esq.; on r. of the 62 Milestone is Barham Court, C. Dering, Esq. ; and about £ M. fur- ther, on 1. Den Hill, Mrs. Harrison; and nearly opposite, adjoining the Road, is Maydeacon, \V. O. Ham mond,Esq.; and Broome House, Sir* Hen. Oxenden, Bart.; and \ m. on' the Folkestone Road, Denton Court,' Sir Egerton Brydges, Bt.; 4 m. on r. of 64 Milestone is Wootton Court,, Col. J. W. H. Brydges ; and from 1. of 65 Milestone, Dover Castle. Lydden, on 1. of, Waldershare, Earl of Guildford; and near to it, Sheb- bertswould, Rev. R. B. Dechair. INNS. Blackheath, G.Man. Shoot- 1 Ewdl, on 1. Old Park, J. Every, Esq. ; er's Hill, Bull, R. Lion. Bexley Heath, j on r. of 69 Milestone, see Eythorn, G.Lion. Da.rtford,Bull,Bull &f George, 1 ] J. M. Fector, Esq.; and Rev. Mr. Granby H. Rose. Gravesend, Falcon,'] Farbrace. W.Hart. Rochester, Bull, Crown, Old \Buckland, on r. Thos. Horn, Esq. K.'i Head. Chatham, Mitre, Sun. Sit-! \Dover, Entrance of, on 1. is the Castle ; tingbourne, George, Rose. Ospringe, 1 R. Lion. Canterbury, Fountain, K.'s Head, R. Lion. Dover, City of London, Royal Hotel, Ship, York House. on r. new Barracks & Fortifications. 1 m. on r. of Dover, Maxton House Rev. H. Rice. — See brief Account of Dover at tlie End of Direct Roads. DOVER to G. P. O. London Canterbury Ospringe Sittingbourne Chatham Rochester Gravesend London. — - it 6 c * ; »5 1 6 1 3* - 9 f 40 J 1 2 42 1 7 1 49 I Dartford Bexlev Heath Shooter's Hill Blackheath London Bridge, Surr. Side G. P. O. M F M 7[- c6 3 5 4 1 1 59 62 66 c - 7i — 5 7i To Bridge, as above 4$M. beyond Bridge leave the Dover Road on r. by Broome Park, to Denton 6 582 64 2 Maypole Over Suing field 'Minn is tn Densel ^FOLKESTONE fsee p. I 5 66 % - 63 3 6 7 1 71 6 9] Roads measured from London Bridge. [10 To Ospringe, p. 4 PFAVERSHAM— M. H. A corporate Town 639 H. 3655 /. — Ma. ar. 3 Mo. ; dep. 10 Aft. INN. Faversham, Ship. To Key Street, p. 4 King's Ferry Cross the Ferry, and enter the Isle of Sheppey. "PQUEENBOROUGH 167 H. 805 /. — Ma. ar 7 Mo.; dep. 6\ Aft. PSHEERNESS" 230 H. 1685 /.—Ma ar. 7^ Aft. ; dep. 6 Mo - 3« -t 41 1 44 6 46 Passage Boats sail from Sheerness to Chatham every Tide. — - 3 I 6 5 3 2 8 1 1 4 6 IO 12 I 2 H To New Cross, p. 3 On r. fo Lewisham, 2 M PGREENWICH* 2477 H. 16,947 /. WOOLWICH" " 2402 i/. 17,054 /. Plumstead Belvidere Park" Erith INNS. Woolwich, Barrack Ta- vern, Crown and Anchor. At Greenwich the magnificent Royal Hospital for decayed Seamen. Its Hall is beautifully painted by Sir J. Thornhill, and its Chapel by Benj. West, Esq. Here is a fine Park, in which is the Royal Observatory, from whence is a beautiful Prospect. \ M. past Greenwich, on r. Westcomb Park, Wm. Forraan, Esq.; and near Woolwich, on r. Charlton Place, Sir Tho. M. Wilson ; and at Woolwich the Royal Arsenal and Dock Yard Belvidere Park, Lord Eardley. ^CANTERBURY",/?. 4 Sturry — Swan Upstreet Cross the Wantsum R.: it joins the Sea on 1. the Stour on r. and forms the Isle of Thanet. 1 Enter the Isle of Thanet. 'Sarr Monkton On r. to Ramsgate, 7 M; Acol" — Crown PMARGATE — Guildhall 1291 H. 61x6 /.-Ma. ar. 1 1 Mo. ; dep. 3 Aft. INNS. Margate, Fountain, Royal Hotel, York Hotel, W. Hart. About $ M. beyond Canterbury, on 1. Hales Place, Sir Edw. Hales, Bart. Acol, near, on r. Cleve, B. Bushel, Esq.; and on 1. Quex, John Powell, Esq. On 1. within 2 M. of Margate, see Dandelion, Capt. Sir T. Staines. To Monkton, as above On r. to Minster, 2 m. Mount Pleasant Minster Mills PRAMSGATE" 919 i/. 4221 /. — Ma. ar. 10 Mo.; dep. 4 Aft. — - 66 2 _ 68 I - 6 9 3 4 73 Or, Monkton, as above Minster Nether Court* St. Lawrence PRAMSGATE* — _ 66 2 - 68 4 - f 72 — 4 73 — 4 73 INNS. Ramsgate, Hotel, Kin& Head, London Hotel. Nether Court, on l.Tho. Garrett, Esq. Ramsgate, near, on r.West Cliff House, Thos. Warre, Esq. Ramsgateis remarkablefor afinePier, which extends 800 Feet into the Sea before it forms an Angle, and is z6 Feet broad at the Top : its South Front is a Polygon ; its Angles five on a Side, each 450 Feet, with Octa- gons of 60 Feet at the Ends, and the Entrance 200 Feet. The Pier forms the grand Promenade. Ramsgate is much frequented as aBathing-place. To Chalk Well, p MILTON" 321 H. 1746 J. Milton is famous t'<»r its Ovsters. 11] Roads measured from London Bridge. [12 To Htthe and Folkestoi ly Maidstone. To Kent Street New Cross -T.G. T.G. Kent On\. toDartford, i\\ Loompit Hill" Lewi sham" L'u trance of Leu'iskam ,on r. to Bromley, q. M.; and on 1. to Greenwich, z| Lee ELTHAAT— Church 295 H. 18 13 I. South End Sidcup" '■Foot's Cray" Birch Wood Corner Entrance o/Faming/ut/n, on 1. to Dattford, 5 M Fa rn i nghai n -Bridge over the Darent, whose Course on r. is from Riverhead, on 1. thro' Dartford totheThames opposite Purfleet. Through Farningham,on r. to Sevenoaks, 8 M. Kino's Down PWROTHAM— Church 107 H. 613 I. WrothamHeath" T.G. On r. to TVesterham, 1 3 M. Larkfield"— T. G. Ditton" Cross the Medway, whose Course on r. is from Tonbridg^e ; 1. to Ro- chester &l the Thames. b m AIDSTONE '-Ses.H. A corporate Town 1750//. 9443Z.-Ma.ar. 7 Mo. ; dep. 8 Aft.— The Assizes held here. On r. to Tonb ridge, 1 ?| M. Ryeytth '■ l.to Chatham, 8; and Sheerness, 17. Bersted" Leeds Park" Hairietsham St.'-C/t. 3 4 LENHAM* 27 z H. 1509 /. Charing" On r. to Smarden, 6% M.; on 1. to Canterbury , 14^. Westwell Common Hothfield Heath" Potter's Corner" fASHFORD 423 H. 2532 /.—Ma. ar. 1 1^ Mo. ; dep. 3 Aft. On\.toCanterbioy,i$$M. CYoss the Stour B. whose Course on r. is from Sellinge, on 1. through Canterbury and Sand- wich to the Sea. Wellesborough Mersham Hatch" Brabourn Leese* Sellinge" — Church Sellinge Leese* Cross the Stour. New in Green" Ped liner Green b PlIYTHE x — Church A corporate Town 279 H. 2318 /. Sandgate" pF( )LKESTONE"-P. 0. A corporate Town 784 H. 3697 /.—Ma. ar. 10M0. ; dep. 4 Aft. INNS. Foot's Cray ,Bl. Horse, Seven Siars,Tiger'sH.Fa.rum2;h.a.m,Bl.Lion, Bull. \Vroiham,Bull. WrothamHeath, BoyalOak. Maidstone, Bell, Bull, Star. Lenham, Dog and Bear. Charing, K.'s H. Ashford, Saracen's H. Hythe, /F Hart, Swan. Sandgate, New Inn, Ship, Hythe 44 Ashford 124 17- Charing 64 234 Lenham 33 26 7 Maidstone 102 371 Wrotham Heath 8 4] 45 5 iWrotham 2 - 47 5 jFarningham 65 54 2 Foot's Cray 52 59 4 London Bridge. Starr. Side 12- 714 G. P. O. -U 72 1 3] Roads measured from London Bridge. [14 For Observations as tar as New Cross, see p. 5. Loompit Hill, on 1. Comical House, Mrs. Nichols. At Leivisham, on 1. Green Lodge, J. Atlec, Esq.; and a new House, H. Devignes, Esq.; and opposite the Church, Abr. Constable, Esq. ; on r. Brockley House, A. Gruber, Esq. Lee, on r. near the Church, Rev. G. Lock; Lee Grove, Tho.Brandram, Esq. : on 1. Lee House, M. P. Lu- cas, Esq. : a little beyond, on r. J. Sladen, Esq.; opposite, B. Aislabie, Esq. : further on r. Mrs. Morland. Eltham, a little before, 1 M. tor. Mot- tingham Place, John Auldjo, Esq.; and Fairy Hall, J. Smith, Esq. Eltham, just beyond the Church, J. Scudamore, Esq. ; Eltham Park, J. Baldwin, Esq. ; Eltham Lodge, Mr. Justice Best : a little on the 1. Avery Hill, Dr. Watson : at 10 Milestone, on r. Kemnall, Sir Wm. Leighton ; beyond, on 1. Long- lands, Capt. Hunn ; Lamb Abbey, Dr. Malcolm; near it, on the same Side, Danson House, John John- ston, Esq. Sidcupy on 1. is Sidcup House, T. H. Plaskett, Esq. : on r. is Frognall, Viscount Sidney. FoofsCray, see on 1. Foot's Cray Place, B. Harenc, Esq.; North Cray, Vise. Castlereagh ; and Sir Jas. Earle : about i\ M. further, Mount Mas- call, M. Atkinson, Esq.; Vale Mas- call, Rev. J.Barnard; and Bald- wins, W. Minet, Esq. Farningham, 2 M. on r. Lu'lingstone Castle, Sir. Tho. Dyke, Bart. JVrotham, on r. the Rectory House, Rev. G. Moore. Wrotham Heath , 1 M. beyond, onl. is Addington Place, Hon. Jno. Wing- field Stratford ; 1. of 29 Milestone, Leybourn Grange, Sir H. Hawiey, Bart.; 1 M. on r. is Mailing Abbey, G. T. H. Foote, Esq. Larhjield, on r. Clere House, J. Lar- kin, Esq.; and Bradbourn Place, Sir John Twisrlen, Bart. Litton, 1 M. beyond, on 1. The Friers, Countess Dowager of Aylesford; and Preston Hall, Cha. C. Milner, Esq.: 1 m. on 1. of 33 Milestone, Allington Castle. Maidstone , 1^ m. beyond, on r. is The Mote, Earl of Romney ; im. beyond which, Rev. W. Home, sen.; Gore Court, Rev. W. Home, jun. : on 1. Vintners, J. Whatman, Esq.; near it, Huuton Court, T. Turner, Esq. Berstedy 1 M. beyond, on r. Millgate, Rev. Chas. P. Cage. A little before Leeds Park, i$M. on 1. Hollingbourn House, B. Duppa Duppa, Esq. : in the Park is Leeds Castle, Gen. Martin ; and near it, Leeds Abbey, John Calcraft, Esq. Harrietiham, 1 M. on 1. is Steed Hill, W. Baldwin, Esq. Lenluim, 1 M. on r. Chilston, G. Best, Esq.; and Otterden Place, G. H. Wheeler, Esq. Charing, 2 M. on r. Cale Hill, Henry Darell, Esq.; 1 M. further to r. Sur- renden, Cholmondeley Dering, Esq. Hothfield Heath, 1 M. on r. Hothfield Place, Earl of Thanet; near it is Codington, N. R. Toke, Esq. Potter's Corner, 2$ M. on 1. Eastwell I Park, G. F. Hatton, Esq. \Mersliam Hatch, Sir E, Knatchbull, J Bt. ; 4 M. on 1. Evington Place, Sir ! John Courtenay Honywood, Bart. Brabourn Leese, on 1. see Barracks ; on r. Scots Hall. Sellinge, on r. Sellinge Court Lodge, ! Wm. Nicholls, Esq.; and Somer-. I field Hall, — Hayman, Esq. 'SelJmfe Leese, 2 M. on 1. is Mount Morris, Lord Rokeby. \Newin Green, 2 M. on r. is Lymne Castle, W. Bridger, Esq. ; on 1. is J Sandling Place, Wm. Deedes, Esq. iNear Hi/the, on 1. is Beachboroughj • James Drake Brockman, Esq. At Sandgate, the marine Villas of the Earl of Darnley, G. Radcliff, Esq. and Sir J. Shaw. From Sandgate a new military Canal is cut to Rye. Folkestone, a little before, see on 1. Wm. Reynolds, Esq. WrothamHeath,/j.n 257 TOWN MALL1NG 3- 287 233 H. 1 154 I. INNS. Town Mailing, Bear, George, Swan. 15] Roads measured from London Bridge. [16 ^CANTERBURY", as P- + Llttlebourne" Brandling" Wingbam" Guilton Town* Ash Each End ^SANDWICH" 531 H. 2735 /—Ma. ar.8}Mo.; dep. 6^ Aft. St. Bartholomew- Ham West Street Finglesham How Bridge Cottington Sholdon Upper Deal 'LOWER DEAL" A corporate Town — 1367//. 7351 /.—Ma. ar. q£ Mo.; dep. 5 Aft. M F 7 4 4 4 5 6 M ,F 59,4! 6o; 62 65 65 67 6S 69 7° 71 72 73 73 74 7 5 /A^VS. Sandwich, Bell, Rose. Deal, /ftwp and Griffin, Royal Ex- change, Three Kings. Canterbury, 2 M. heyond, on r. The Mote, Earl Cowper; nearly oppo- site, Howlets, G. Gipps, Esq. Littltbourne, near, on r. Lee Priory, Thomas Barret Brydges Barret, Esq. Brandling, j M. beyond, on r. Dene Park, Sir H. Oxenden, Bart. IVingham College, late Mrs. Hey; near to which is Goodneston, Sir Brooke Wui, Bridges, Bart. Between fVingham and Guilton Town, on r. Brook, J. Godfrey, Esq.; and The Grove, Mrs. Brockman. Oar. of Sandwich, Fenderland House, Mrs. Dare ; Statenborough House, T. Moulden, Esq.; beyond which, Updown House, J.M.Fector, Esq.; and Dane Court, Edw. Rice, Esq. Near Sandwich are the Ruins of the ] Roman Castle of Rutupiae, or Rich- | borough. ] Near Deal, on 1. Sundown Castle. To Deal, avoiding Sandwich. Brandling", as p. 15 I m. on 1. to Sandwich, 7^, Goodneston" Knowlton* How Bridge Cross the Stour R. which passes onl. thro'Saud- wich to the Sea. Cottington To 'DEAL, as p. 1 5 60 63 64 69 Brandling, on r. is Brandling Court, Capt. Sir James Wood. Between Brandling and Goodneston., on r. Dene Park, Sir H. Oxenden, Bt. Goodneston, on r. Goodneston Park, Sir Brooke Wm. Bridges, Bt.; and Rowling Court, Hon. Miss Finch. KnowUon, on r. Knowlton Court, Capt. D'Aeth ; Dane Court, E. Rice, Esq.; St. Albans, Wm. Hammond, Esq. ; and Fredville, J no. Plumptree, Esq. 2 M. beyond Knowlton, on 1. Updown House, J.M.Fector, Esq.; opposiU, Betishanger House, F. Morrice,Esq. To ELTHAM, as p. 1 1 Chiselhurst" PST. MARY CRAY Chiselhurst, on 1. of the Common, Mrs. M. Townsend ; opposite, Holme- wood Lodge, Gen. Morgan ; fur- ther on, Camden Place, Thomson Bonar, Esq. ; and opposite, Mrs. Weddell, Herbert Jenncr and Geo. Stone, Esqs. Gen. Twiss, and Phea- sant Place, Lady Wake. Charing, as p. 12 Pett Place" Frog wood Westwell Eastwcll By Eastwcll Park" to Boughton I^ees Cross the Ashford and Canterbury Road and Stour R. Wye" 224 H. 1322/. 55 Pett Place, Rev. George Sayer. Eastwell Parh, G. Finch Hatton, Esq. M Wye, SpringGrovc, T. Brett, Esq. »7] Roads measured from London Bridge. [18 To Ryb and Winchblbea. Kent Street T. G. NewCross'-T.G.Kent On 1. to Dartford, 1 1 \ M. Loom pit Hill" Crow ffo Ravensborne R. whose Course on r. is from South End, on 1. to the Thames. On 1. to Deptford^ z£ M.; «/wf a little further, on 1. fo Eltham, x\ ; and Maidstone, 29$. Lewisham" — Church South End- Crow Me Ravensborne R. On r. to Croydon, 6 M. Holloway PBROMLEr— Jl/. i/. 490 i/. 1965 /. Mason's Hill" Entra. of Bromley Com.*, on r. toWesterham, 9 M. Lock's Bottom" Farnborough-George Green Street Green" Pratt's Bottom"-^. G. Rushmare Hill Knock holt — Harrow Maram's or Madam's Court Hill'— Star Dunton Green Cross the Darent, whose Course on 1. is feyDart- ford to the Thames. Riverhead-JfA. Hart On 1. to Dartford, 1 3^ M.; and Maidstone, 17% : on r. to Westerham, 4*. PSEVEN OAKS'— P.O. 358 H. 1922 /.—Ma. ar. iz* Aft.; dep. 1 Mo. OnX.to Earning ham, 8 M. Seven Oaks Common" 16 25 24 New Cross and Lewisham , see p. 5 & 1 3 . At South End, on r. C. Neale, Esq. ; &Beckenham Place, J. Cator, Esq. Bromley, a little before, on 1. Plaistow Lodge, Hon. H. Lindsay: on r. Bromlev Hill, Rt. Hon. C. Long ; on r. at Clay Hill, G. Grote, Esq. and Mr». Cator. At Beckenham Lane, Edward Latter, and Robert Waller, Esqs. Entrance of Brom- ley, on 1. an Alms House for Forty Clergymen's Widows. 1 m. on 1. of Bromley, Sundridge Park, C. Scott, Esq. About 2 M. S. W. of Bromley, Eden Farm, Lord Auckland ; near it, Langley Park, Lord Gwydir; and Langley Lodge, March, of Exeter. End of Bromley, on 1. Bromley Court, S. Erskine, Esq.; a little further, a Palace of the Bishop of Rochester. From Mason's Hill, see on r. Hayes Place, Miss Dehany. Entering Bromley Common, on r. x. Mrs. Martin ; 2. G. Norman, Esq.; 3. Major Rohde, Esq. : on 1. see at a Distance, South Barrow, Thos. Newnham, Esq. Just before Lock's Bottom, on r. on Hayes Common, Keston Lodge, Sir V. Gibbs; and Holwood House, W. Heygate, Esq. : a little further on, Col. Toone and Col. Kirkpa- trick; nearly opposite, Chalk Farm, Wm. Richard Glasier, Esq. Green Street Green, z M. on 1. Orping- ton Place, J. Vowell, Esq.; near it, Mrs. Gee ; and East Hall, P. H. Dyke, Esq. 1 M. beyond Pratt's Bottom, on 1. is Halsted Place, P. Cazalet, Esq. Maram's Court Hill, see on r. Cheven- ing Place, Eari Stanhope ; Coom- bank, W. Manning, Esq.; Chepsted Place, G. Polhill, Esq.; Ovingden, Mrs. Barrow ; Montreal, Lord Am herst : on 1. Bradbourn, H. Lane Esq.; Wilderness, Marq. Camden. Riverhead, on r. — Petley, Esq.; and Montreal, Lord Amherst. Seven Oaks, Entrance of, on r. is Kip- pihgtori, Mrs. Austen; on 1. is The Vine, C. C. Petley, Esq. : opposite the Church, 1. Miss Otway; 2. I.E. Claridge, Esq. End of the Town, on 1. Knowle Park and House (contain- ing a fine Collection of Pictures, &c. and may be seen on Applica- tion), Duchess of Dorset : on r. a white House, M. Lambard, Esq. On r. of Seven Oaks Common is Ash Grove, Christopher Cooke, Esq. C 19] Roads measured from London Bridge. [20 M F 5 River Hill" Watt's Cross" On r. to Penshurst, 4 Hildou Green* 1 iTONBRIDGE'— P. O. 1 1048 H. 5932/.— Ma. ar. 2 Mo.; dep. 10 Aft. On r. to Tonbridge TVells, g^ Mi; on 1. to Maid- stone y 12. Cross the Medway River, whose Course on r. is from Penshurst, on L to Maidstone and Chatham. Wood's Gate— T. G. On v.to Tonbri. Wells, 3^1* . Pembury Green On 1. to Maidstone, 14 M, Kipping's Cross T.G On 1. to Maidstone, 1 3 4 M. Lamberhurst Quarter r Lamberhurst"- P. 0. Sussex Ma. ar.4Mo.; dep.SAft. On r. to Lewes, 25 M.; on 1. *o Maidstone, 15. Stone Crouch", Aie*/ Ma.ar.<;Mo.;dep.7Aft. PFlim well- P.O. Skis* On r. *o Battel, n| M.; owd Hastings, 20J. Seacock Heath" Philpot Cross, £0^ On 1. £0 Cranbrooh, 4 M.: on r. f" Battel, n; and Hastings, 18. Higbgnte* Four Thoroughs" Field Green Meagrim's Hill Cowbeach Green Newenden — 7". G. 0« 1. fo Tenter den, 4$ M. C/'O.m £te Rot her R. whose Course on r. is from Robertsbridge,onl.to Rye and the Sea; and a little further, on 1. #0 I R y e * IIM ' 2 5 2/ is ijNorthiam-CAw. Saw. r||Beckley ; Pease Marsh 4.!Playden KRYE'—P. O. A corporate Town — 476 H 2681 /.—Ma. ar. 9§ Mo.; dep. 3 Aft. "WINCHELSEA" j A corporate Town — 135 H. 652 /. INNS. 34 35 V 38 40 6t Bromley, Bell, TV. Hart\ Lock's Bottom, TV. Lion. Farnboro',1 \George. Riverhead, TV. Hart. Seven j Oaks, Crown, Royal Oah. Tonbridge, Angel, Rose and Crown. Wood's Gate, Renjal Oah. Lamberhurst, Chequers. Stone Crouch, Postbm/. Highgate, Queen's Head. Rye, George, R. Lion. tWinchelsea. New Inn. WINCH ELS EA to Rye Highgate Stone Crouch Lamberhurst ^Wood's date Tonbridge ^even Oaks Riverhead Farnborough Lock's Bottom Bromley London Bridge, Surr.Side G. P. O. 3- 154 184 4 5 23 1 zb 25 7 5 l 3i- 47 35 7 6f 424 M \ 44- 77 5i7 1 - ■ 52 7 3 3 . 56. 9< > 6 5 7 — ;| 664 River Hill, on 1. late H. Woodgate, Esq. : aboutiM. on r. Belle Vue, R. Home Gordon, Esq.; at the Bottom of the Hill, Thos. Ponton, Esq. TVatt's Cross, on 1. Hollanden House, Rev. Dr. Cartwright. HUdon Green, on 1. — Harvey, Esq. Tonbridge, on r. the Castle, — Bailey, Esq. : about 1 m. on 1. Postern, — West, Esq. : End of the Town, on the r. see Ruins of the Priory, and Bounds, Earl of Caledon. 2 M. beyond Tonbridge, on 1. Sum- mer Hill, Jas. Alexander, Esq. for merly the Residence of the famous Lambert, after the Civil Wars. 34 Milestone, $ M. on the r. Great Lodge, — Clay, Esq. 21] Roads measured from London Bridge. Lamberhmrst, on 1. Court Lodge, Win. A. Moreland, Esq.; about 2 M. fur- ther on 1. Sprivers, Ld. Digby : on r. at 1 M. Bayham Abbey, Marquis of Camden : 3 m. on r. of, Maple- hurst House, J. L. West, Esq. 1 M. beyond Ijomberhurst, on i. Scot- ney, Mrs.Hussey ; and Finrhcocks, Rt. Springett, Esq. Beyond Stone Crouch, Comb well, Tho. Mills, Esq. and Bedgbury, Mrs. Cartier. Seacock Heath, on r. Chas. Wardro- per, Esq. and Thos. Retford, Esq. Highgate, at Entrance, on r. - Weller, Esq. ; and £ M. on r. of Highgate, at Hawkhurst, is Elford, Rd. Winch, Esq.; and an ancient Building,called the Hall House, — Jennings, Esq. § M. beyond Highgate, on 1. are Tongs, F. Wilson, Esq.; Fowlers, A. Balmanno, Esq.; Moor House, J. Gregson, Esq. ; and New House, Mrs. Godwin. JFWr77«wwo7w,onl.Colliu3Ward,£sq. Rye,on r. Mountsfield,T. P.Lamb,Esq. At IVinchelsea the Ruins of a Castle built by Henry VIII. fag Eleham, 2 M. .South of, Acryse, Tho - Papillon, Esq. ; and about i\ w Sibton, Wm. P. Honywood, E3q. St. Lawrence, as p. 10 Broadstairs" 73 751 Or, PMARGATE, asp. 10 Draper's Hospital St. Peter's" Sole Street" Broadstairs" St. Peter's, 72 I - 73 1 4 74 — 3 74 — S 75 Stone House, 1 m. on 1 Sir H. Crewe, Bt.; beyond which, Kiugsgate, — Holford, Esq. ; and North Down, John Baker, Esq. Sole Street, on l.-Boscawen Esq.; on r. at Upton, The Cottage, Robert Prickett, Esq. Broadstairs, Lord Henniker ; Pier- mont, W. Payler, Esq. : and 1 M. on r. are West Cliff House, James Thomas Warre, Esq. ; and East Cliff Lodge, Marquis Wellesley. To Bridge, as p. 7 Barham 3 41 S« 61 2 6 Dorringstone Breach ELEHAM" I 4 62 65 2 4 6 To New Romney. Kipping's Cross, p. 19 On TJoLamherhurst,i\m. Matfield Green Home-sbush Green On L to Maidstone, um. Brenchley" — Church Horsemonden Green" Goudhurst Gore [r. Goudhurst, 44: 1] On r. to Bite, 27 m.; mid Hastings, zy\: on l. to Maidstone, 12. Iden Green Lower WiUley Milkhouse Street On \.to Maidstone, 1 2 J : r.to [CRANBROOK, 49 • *] Gofford Green Forston Green r TENTERDEN— P. O. 459 H. 2786/. — Ma. ar. 8|Mo.; dep. 2$Aft. On r. to Rye, 15 M. Leigh Green Reding Street Appledore — Church Snargate — Church Brenzett Corner Old Romney [Lydd, on r. 7c : 6] 'NEW ROMNEY— Ch. 159 H. 841 /. Ma. ar. 12 Mo. ; dep. a Aft, m If M ! 36 1 4 38- — 1 3* 1 - 1 39 2- 41 1 4 4* 24 45 26 40 r 48 — '_ 49 3" ■ 5- h' ; 55 i_ S^ 2 3 S« 2 5 1 61 24 ,64 1 2 \*f I 4 A 67 1 2 - i . 6 9 INNS. Tenterden, TVbolpach,. New Romney, New Inn. Brenchley, see on 1. — Hooker, Esq Horsemonden, on r. — Luxford, Esq. ; and further to r. Mrs. Marriott. To Milkhouse Street as above PBidendeu S mar den _____ 4? 4.7 £2 3 -1 56 23- Roads measured firom London Bridge. [24 "pMAIDSTONE, asp. \ \ Loose Cross Cox Heath to Linton" Stile Bridge (Built R.J j On r. to Goudhurst, 6 M. Staplehurst 3 M. from Staplehurst, on 1. to Tenterden, 7 M $ M. further, on r. to Goudhurst, 3^ ; an 1. to Smarden, 8. PCRANBROOK" 524 H. 1994 /. — Ma. ar. 6$ Mo. ; dep. 5 Aft. On 1. to Tenterden, 7 MP. Hartley Street Highgate Ou r. to JFadhurtt, j\ M. *>PRYE, asp. 19 Suw. M F * 4 I 2J i 6 3 4 i 4 4; 2 - 24 '5 4 M 34 36 38 39 43 4T7 F I M [F 3 To Flimwell, p. 19 [— J- 2 M. beyond Flimwell, on , r. to TVadhurst, 6 m. .PHurst Green* — T. G. On r. to Lewes, Z4i M. Paw wer Silver Hill* to ;PRobertsbridge-T. G. 2 5 j Cross Rotlier R. (seep.19) John's Cross" (Vine Hall j On 1. to Rye, nu. IWarthington-CAwrcA PBATTEL" 364//. 1531/. — Ma. ar. 9 Mo. j dep. 4 Aft. On r. to Hailsham, 1 z\ M. Ore ^HASTINGS —P. O. 710 H. 3848 /.—Ma. ar. 10 Mo. ; dep. 3 Aft. INNS. Highgate, Queen's Head. Rye, George, R. Lion. Linton, on 1. Linton Place, Jas. Mann, Esq. j \ M. from which, Boughton Place, Thos. Rider, Esq.; further to l.Wyartous, Rev. Sir Jn. Head, Bt.: about 3 m. on 1. from Linton, Chart Place, late Mrs. Bouverie; and 1 m. further, East Sutton Place, Rev. Sir John Filmer, Bart. : j m. on r. of Linton, Dowager Lady Twisden. Within \ M. of Cranbrooh is Swift's Place, John Austen, Esq. Cranbrooh, near, on r. Angley House, William Coleman, Esq. : 2 M. on 1. of Cranbrooh, Hempsted Place, T. Law Hodges, Esq. To » BROMLEY, p. 17 z M. from Brondey, on the Common, turn on r. by Hotwood Hdl* to Keston Leves Green South Street >-WESTERHAM' IXN. At ~ 9 4 4 14 I - m 3 ; 18 1 2 6 1 2 i Westerham, King's Arms. Holwood Hill, Hoi wood House Hill, Holwood Wm. Heygate, Esq. At Westerham, Hill Park, Jn. Barrow, Esq.; and Squerries, Jn. Ward, Esq. t— 14 2 44 47 62 64 INNS. Robertsbridge, Old George. Battel, George. Hastings, Crown, Swan. 46 m. on 1. Patchley, R. Hollist, Esq. : at 47, see on r. Whiligh, G. Court- hope, Esq. Beyond Hurst GreenT. G. on 1. Bridge Place, John Michelthwait, Esq. Silver Hill; from hence a very ex- tensive and beautiful Prospect. John's Cross, on the r. Court Lodge, S. Nicoll, Esq. Battel, the Abbey (seen upon Applica- tion, on Mondays) , Sir Godfrey Vas- sall Webster, Bart. ; just through, on r. late Gen. Prescot; about 3 m. further on r. Crowhurst Place, — Pelham, Esq. : a little further, on 1. Beauport, — Burges, Esq. To Hastings byTonbridge pTONBRIDGE, p. 19 Cross the Medway R. (see p. 4.) Quarry Hill" 1 Southborough" 1 Nonsuch Green" Tonbrid. Wells-/ 5 . 0. Ma. ar. 4 Mo.; dep. 10 Aft. Through the Town, on r. to Lewes, hm. mih. 30 25] Roads measured from London Bridge. [26 415 43! 1 45J5 491 1 65I7 F Frant", Sussex 2 - 375 1 M. beyond ', on r. to Hail- sham, 19 M. Entrance of JVadhurst, on v. to East Bourn-c, 23 £ M.; on I. to Maid- stone, 18^. 1 Wadhurst Shovers Green" Ticehurst" On 1. to Bye, 21 m. PHurst Green ^HAS TINGS, as y. 24 __ JAWS. Tonbri. Wells, Castle Ta- vern y Royal Kentish Hotel, Sussex Hotel Hastings, Crown, Swan, Quarry HilJ^oiiY. MabledonTT.L.N Strut, Esq. Southboro', Entrance of, Bounds, Earl of Caledon ; Little Bounds, Dr Winthorp ; Holden, — Harmand, Esq.; Bentham Hill, Miss Eyles. Nonsuch Green, Rev. Dr. Stephens and — Dashwood, Esq. Frant, on r. see Eridge Castle, Earl of Abergavenny ; on 1. Shernfold Place, J. Strode, Esq.; andKnowle, Gen. Beatson; on the Green, Lady Knightley, C. Strode, Esq. and — Rovrlans, Esq. ; near is Ely Farm, Sir John Macpherson, Bart. Shofers Green, on the 1. see Whiligh George Courthope, Esq. At Ticehurst, see on 1. B«Ue Vue, C. Newington, Esq.; \\ M. beyond on r. Patchley, Rich. Hollist, Esq Another /?JoTon bridge Wells 19 — - 27 2 -| 29 2 3 J 6 - 37 To Watt's Cross Leigh" Penshurst" Cross the Medway (p. 4) . pTonbridge Wells INNS. Tonbridge Wells, see above Through Leigh, on r. is Hall Place, J. Harbroe, Esq. On r. of Penshurst is Red Leaf, — Wells, Esq.; 1 M. to r. Chedding- stonePark, H. Stretfield, Esq.: on 1. is Penshurst Castle, Sir J. S. Sid- ney, Bt. About 1 m. beyond Pens* \ hurst, South Park, R. Alnutt, Esq. To Frant", as p. it, 1 M. beyond Frant, on to Hastings, 27 £ m. Mayfleld On 1. to Maidstone, 24 M. » C109S in Hand"-7\G. On r. to Lewes-, 12 M.: and \ M. further, on 1. to Cranbrook, 18. Horeham— T. G. Horse Bridge" — T.G. On r. to Lewes, 12 M. ; 4 M. beyond, on I. to Battel, 12. 1 1 M . from Horse Bridge, on L thro' Stone Cross to South Bourne, 8 M. Swine's Hill— T. G. On r. to Lewes, 1 1$ m. Willingdon" ''East Bourne South Bourne" J=f M III 375 INNS. Horse Bridge, K.*i Head. East Bourne, iMinb, New Inn. Frant, on r. is Eridge Castle, EarF of Abergaveuny. Cross iiiHand, about 1 \ M. on 1. Heath- field Park, late F. Newbery, Esq. Within 4 M. of Horse Bridge, on r. is The Broad, J. Mason, Esq. JVUlingdon, just thro', on 1. Ratten Lodge, I. F. Thomas, Esq. South Bourne, on r. Coinpton Place, Lord George A. H. Cavendish. Horse Rridge, as above fHAILSHAM 150 H. 1029 J. To BATTEL, as y. 24 Park Gate Catsrield Green Ninneld Slacks T. G. On r. to Hailsham, iom, Sidley Green Bexhill S 6 59 59 60 64 6; I'CRANBROOK, asy. 23 1— jGotrbrd Green 1 2 JForston Green 1 3 I^TENTERDEN i -1 47 -I 49 -S 5* ?* 27] [28 GREAT AND DIRECT ROADS MEASURED FROM THE STONES END, BOROUGH, SURREY. i 4 J i To Portsmouth. Newington — T. G. Vauxhall— T. G. i 3 Battersea Rise 2 2 Wandsworth" Iron Railway and Wattdle R. (which passes on r. into the Thames) On 1. to ClapJuim, i| M. Putney Heath* Obelisk On r. to Richmond, $\ ft. Robin Hood"— T. G. KINGSTON"— P.O. 726 H. 4144 /.—Ma. ar. 1 o Aft. ; dep. 4 Mo. The Assizes are held here alternately with Guildford & Croydon. On r. to Staines, 9 m.; tJiro' tlie Town, on 1. to Ewell, 5. ^Thames Dkton" PEsher" — Church Cobham Street"- T.G. Cross theMole,which runs onl.fromLeatherhead, on r. to the Thames. Wisley Common" pRipley"— P. 0. b ' GUILDFORD "-Bridge over the Wey R. (which runs on 1. by Farnham, on r. to theThames;na- vigahletoGodalming) ! A corporate Town — 527 H. 2974 /. — Ma. ar.i2^Mo.;dep.2|Mo. Assizes, see Kingston. Before tlie Bridge, on 1. to LeatJcerhead,iz\s\.- y to Alfold, 1 1 \ -.across theR. on r. to Farnham, \ of. Catherine Hill Pease Marsh Com- mon'' (lately inelosedj Cross the TVey R. FGODALMING x K.Arms 1 5 680 H. 3543 /.—Ma, ar. 1 Mo.; dep. 12^ Mo, 13 34 2 \.On\. to Petworth, i6|m. , Milford' , I On 1. to Haslemere, 8 M.; J and Pet worth, 14*. Mousal"— While Lion Over Witley Common to Hammer Ponds" Hind Head Hill" yL'Liphook'-r.G. Hants I i| ft. from Liphook, on 1. gL !| _ to Haslemere, 4 3 H;5 Over Miiland Common to Rake", Suss I 191 Sheet Bridge, Hants Over Rother R. which on 1. runs to Midhurst. ^PETERSFIELD' Junction of Road from Midhurst 2x2 H. 1280 /.—Ma. ar. 4 Mo.; dep. 10 Aft. ". - Onv. to Alton, 13 m. ? Gravel Hill Inn Over Horndean Down to Horndean" Over the Forest of Bere to 20 2 White Lane End 23 - Pnrbrook" I Cross Purbrook R. which I on r. passes to the Sea. 1 Over Portsdoum Hill'. \\Near Cosliam, on r. to 1 ' Southampton, 20 § M. |PCoshara ; On r. to Fareham, 5 m. ; J on 1. to Havant, 4. > Enter Portsea Island I : Hi 1 sea" Half-way Houses ^PORTSMOUTH" Croxvn Inn A corporate Town — 71 14 H. 40,567 I. in- cluding Portsea. — Ma, ar. 6i Mo. ; dep. 8 Aft, ex 35 492 II 35 35 37 405 45 5 13 42 i *9 }0 306 33 3 2 ,4 I i 54 582 I 6i' 4 644 652 67 2 67 6 683 7 T 71 7 See bins and Back Route, Packet Information, p. 31; cr;wfj V- 77- hg'] Roads measured from the Stones End, Borough. [30 Near Wandsworth, on 1. is St. John's Place, S. Kingsford, Esq. Wandsworth, the Iron Railway, which goes from the Thames to Croydon. £ M. from Wandsworth, on r. is West Hill, Henley, Esq.; opposite, Melrose Hall, D. H. Rucker, Esq.; on r. see R. Braunt, Esq.; opposite is Wimbledon Park, Eari Spencer. Putney Heath, End of, on r. Richmond Park : a little before the Robin Hood, see on r. a Seat of the Earl of Bessboro' : End of Richmond Park, on 1. Combe House, Earl of Liver- pool. Kingston., i m. before, on 1. seeNorbi- ton Place, C. N. Pallmer, Esq.; op- posite, Gen. Johnson. Just thro' Kingston, on 1. — Barnet, Esq.; a little further, late Dowager Countess of Uxbridge ; on r. a fine View of Hampton Court Palace. Thames Ditton., onr. Major Macphe.r son. Facing the Thames, at lliames Ditton, Sir C. Sullivan, Bt. ; Lord H.Fitzgerald. From Thames Ditton Common, on r. set* W. Spear, Esq. ; further, Ember Court, — Taylor, Esq. Esher, on 1. — Hughes, Esq.; a little further, Clock House, Josh. James Esq.; a little beyond, see on the r Esher Place, J. Spicer, Esq. : thro' the Town, on 1. Claremont Park, Prince Leopold : i \ m. on r. Bur- wood Park, Sir J. Frederick, Bt. ; near it, Beere House, Mrs. Tynte. About im. before Cobham Street, on 1. Fair Mile Farm, I. Butcher, Esq. Cobham Street, T\\cCotVd^b,Mrs.Boyd; justthro', im. on r. Burwood House, LordLouvain; im. onl. of Cobhmn Street, Stoke Daubernon Park, H. Smith, Esq. ; see on 1. Pain's Hill, Earl of Carhampton— the Grounds very beautiful : at Church Cobham, Cobham Park, — Combe, Esq. Wisley Common, iM.on 1. Pointers, T. Page, Esq. ; and Hatchford, Miss Saltomtaii. Ripley, on 1. OckhamPark, Lord King. On Ripley Green, on r. is Dunsboro' House, Rev. G. W. Onslow; z M. further to r. Hoe Place, H. Grant, Esq. Thro' Ripley, on 1. R. Harri- son, Esq. 2 M. from Ripley, on r Wood Hill, R. Withy, Esq. : i\ m beyond, Send Grove, Mr. Serj. On- slow. Between Ripley and Guild- ford, on r. is Sutton Place, built by Sir R. Sutton in the Reign of Hen. VIII. J. W.Weston, Esq. Guildford, within 4 m. of, on r. Stoke Park, Mrs. Hillier. Just through Guildford, see on 1. the Ruins of St Catherine's Chapel, and Shalford House, H. E. Austen, Esq. Pease Marsh Common, i M. on r. is Loseley Place, M. Molyneux, Esq. Within i$ M.of Godalming, on 1. Un- stead Wood, — Trower, Esq. Godalming, on r. of the Bridge, West- brook Place, G. Anstey, Esq.; i m. onLBusbridge,H.H.Townsend,Esq Milford, on 1. Thomas Gooch, Esq. Mtntsal, on r. — Stillwell, Esq.; and see from the Common, on r. Pep perharrow, Viscount Midleton. Hammer Ponds, i M. on 1. is Let House, John Leach, Esq. Hind Head Hill, see on r. a deep Dell called the Devil's Punch Bowl. Liphook, just through, on 1. Holley combe, C.W. Taylor, Esq. ; and see Milland House, — Cook, Esq. Rake, 2 M. on r. is Liss Place, — Agar, Esq. Petersjield, on r. T. Bonham, Esq.; I m. on 1. Heath House, Capt. Kid- son ; i M. further, Nursted House, Gen. Hugonin. Horndean, just before, 3 m. to 1. Stan- sted Park, Rev. Lewis Way. At Horndean, see on 1. Major Crau- ford ; thro' it, on r. John Cross, Esq. Near Horndean, Greenhook Cottage, J. C. Mottley, Esq.; about 3 m. on r. of Horndean is Idsworth Park, Rev. Sir S. C. Jervoise, Bart. : and on 1. Catherington, Adm. Halket ; Hin- ton House, C. M. Cartuther, Esq. Purbrook, on r. — Hickley, Esq.; see on 1. Purbrook Park, Vise. Keith ; 2 M. on r. Southwick, T. Thislle- thwaite, Esq. See on Portsdovm, Hill a Monument to the Memory of Viscount Nelson Hilsea, onr. see Porchcster Castle ; on 1. Gatcomb, Capt. Sir L. Curtis, Bt. At Portsmouth, the Dockyard, &c. i 31] Roads measured from the Stones End, Borough. [32 INNS. WfUidsworth,SpreaHASLEMERE-Ar. H. 156 H. 756 /.—Ma. ar. 5 Mo.; dep. 10 Aft. Thro' Haslcmere, on r. to Petersfield, 10 M. Farnhurst Lane-»SV/sx. King's Marsh— T. G. Favnhurst-Spread Ea. 35- 384 406 42 33] Roads measured from the Stones End, Borough. [34 Furley Hill Cross the Rot her R. to lpMIDHURST— Church 199 II. 1256 /.—Ma. ar. 7 Mo. ; dep. 7 Aft. On 1. to Petworth, 5^ M. Cocking— T. G. ^Singleton" On r. another Road to Chi- chester thro' E. Lavant. West Dean PMid Lavant" CD rCHICHESTER-Ar.i7. Elbridge Farm Eerstead Great Bognor" INNS. Haslemere, White Horse.] Midhurst, Angel. Chichester, DoU phin, Swan. Bognor, Hotel. Midhurst, 1 M. before, on r. Woolbed-j ding House, Lord Robt. Spencer. At Midhurst, on 1. Cow dry Lodge, W. S. Poyntz, Esq. Between Cocking and Singleto?i is Dray House, lately G. Friend Tyson, Esq. About 1 M. beyond Singleton, on 1. Westdean House, Lord Selsey; 1 M. further on r. Binuerton House, — Strettel, Esq. Lavant, on r. Lavant Park, Gen. Dor- rien ; and West Stoke, C. S. Dic- kens, Esq.; Northlands, Gen. Cros- by ; and Salthill, W.Newland,Esq.: on 1. Goodwood, Duke of Richmond. Near Bognor, at Aldwick, Sir T. Pechell ; at Bognor, Earl of Arran. 314 3 PPETWORTH" 453 H. 2594 /.—Ma. ar. 3f Mo.; dep. 9! Aft. On r. to Midhurst, 5$M.; and on 1. to Arundel, 1 2. Coultershaw Mill Cross thenavig .R.Rother. Dunctcn YtiW-Topof Direction Post (on Waltham Common to Earthum and Bognor) Halnaker" At about if M. join the Road from Arundel to C/iichester. cfa f CHICHESTER 31 6 3 A corporate Town- — 1 1 15 H 642 5 /.—Ma. ar. 6§ Mo.; dep. 7 Aft^ INNS. " Petworth, Half Moon Swan. Chichester, Dolphin, Swan. Witley, on 1. Rev. John Chandler. Fisher Street, # M. on 1. Shillingley Park, Earl of Winterton. Petworth, before, on r. an elegant Seat of the Earl of Egremont Duncton, before, on 1. Burton Park, the Seat of John Biddulph, Esq At Duncton, on r. Wool Lavington House, John Sergeant, Esq. Halnaher,on r. Duke of Argyll, &Good wood House, Duke of Richmond. To Chichester by Petworth. To Milford, as p. 28 35- On r. to Peter sfield, 1 8 M.; Portsmouth, 3 7 : \fur- tlier, r. to Chichester, 27. Witley" « 7 7 1 M. beyond Witley, on 1. to Godalming, 4L Chidingfold 3 ' 40- Cripple Crouch Hill 2 - 42- Enter Sussex. Fisher Street" 1 - -1 43- North Chapel 1 - _l 44 _ pPETWORTH, as above By worth Street Fittleworth Rother R. Bury" "^ARUNDEL* (see p. 48) Leominster" Wick Street" PLittle Hampton 49 — 49 2 4 5~ — \ 3 2 4 4 2 1 56 60 62 1 - — 6 63 64 INNS. Arundel, Cr mm, Nor folk Arms, Bury, before, on r. Bigiior, where Ro- manPavementSj&c.havebeenfound. — Bignor Park, John Hawkins, Esq. Arundel, the Castle, Duke of Norfolk Leominster, on r. Leominster House R. Blake, Esq. Wick Street, on r. Courtwick, R Wyatt, Esq. 35] [36 GREAT AND DIRECT ROADS MEASURED FROM THE SURREY SIDE OF WESTMINSTER BRIDGE. To Brighthelmston, Brighton, by Lewes. Kenninglon — T. G. Brixton Causeway" On r. to Clapham, 2 M. Streatham* — Church On r. to Miicham, 2 M. Streatham Common" Broad Green* fCRQYDON— K. Arms 14.J4.H. 7801 /.—Ma. ar. 9£ Aft.; dep. 4$ Mo. The Assizes are held here alternately with Guildford & Kingston. On 1. to Lewisham, 8 M. 1 m. beyond Croydon, on 1. to Limpsfield, 8|. Rose and Crown" 1 Godstone Green" On 1. toTVesterliam, 7 m. BlindleyKeath-T.G. New Chapel Green" On x. to Lindjield, I2§M. Fel Bridge", Sussex b PE. GRINSTED-JUf.J/. 450 H. 2804 /. — Ma. ar. 2 Mo. ; dep. 1 2 Aft. Forest Row* On 1. to Tonb. Wells, 1 2 M. Wych Cross" — T. G. On r. through Cliailey to Lewes, 15 M. Over Ashdown Forest to Nutley— W. Hart PjMaresfieid*— Church Onr. to Cuehfield, 13* M.: on 1. to Tollbridge Jr 'ells, 1 3 ; and Maidstone, 2 6 ; 1 M. further, on 1. to Cross in Hand, d\ M. PUckfield'— Church, % M. beyond Uckjield, on 1. fo Hailsham, 12. i'Horstead x — Church i M. before Lewes, on 1. /o Hailsham, iz\. b - r LEWES-to the Bridge over the OuseR. (which runs on r. from Lind- field, on 1. to the Sea) 945 H. 6221 /.—Ma. ar.~6£ Mo.; dep. 8£ Aft. The Assizes are held here alternately with Horsham. [Rottingdean, 55:6] ! On \.to East Bourne, 1 8§M, Ashcombe— T. G.~ Falmer" — Swan p3RIGHT0N x Castle Inn 1324 H. 7339/— Ma. ar. 4 Mo.; dep. 10 Aft. M F 49 INNS. Croydon, Crown, Greyhound \ K.'s Arms. Godstone Green, JV. Hart. East Grinsted, Dorset Anns. Mares- field, Chequer s. Uckfieid, Maidenhead. Lewes, Star, T-V. Hart. Brighton, Castle, New Inn, New Ship, Old Ship, St. James's Tavern, IV. Horse. BRIGHTON to G. P. O. London. 8:4 16 6 18I6 39 3 486 59U jLewes — Uckfield 8 Maresfield 2 East Grinsted 1 1 1 Godstone Green 9 4 Croydon 9 3 G. P. O, by London Bridge 104 Brixton Causeway, between 2d and 3d Milestone, see on r. Stoekwell Park, Miss Cleobury. Just before Streat- ham, see on the 1. Mount Nod, Win. Adain, Esq. Sircail-am, on 1. Russell House, L. Cowlans,Esq.; opposite, M. Kymcr, Esq.; a little further on same Side, Rev. Dr. Hill, and G. Barlow, Esq. : just beyond, see Streatham Park, R. Elliot, Esq. At the End of Streatham, on r. Wm. Borradaile, Esq. ; on 1. Earl of Coventry ; op- posite, late R. Browne, Esq. Streatham Common, see on the 1. Well House, Jos. Laing, Esq.; and a new-built House, W. W>ight, Esq. 37] Roads measured from Westminster Bridge. [38 Common, End of the, on 1. Ralph Fen- wick, Esq.; opposite, — Burnet, Esq. ; a little further on, see, on 1. Grove House, — Borradaile, Esq. ; opposite, — Wilkin, Esq. At 7 Milestone, see Norbury House, Rich. Sanderson, Esq. Between 7 and 8 Milestone, see on r. Pound Cottage, Thos. Coles, Esq.; nearly opposite, — Wilkins, Esq. A little beyond the 8 Milestone, on r. — Lloyd, and — Staples, Eaqs. ; and see on 1. Jacob Wood, Esq. Broad Green, see on 1. — Bainbridge, Esq. Q-oydon, Entrance of, on r. Mrs. Cald- cleugh ; on 1. Mrs. Minier : a little further, — Dingwall, Esq. Cray- don, on 1. T. Smith, Esq. ; on r. Re- mains of a Palace formerly belong- ing to the Archbps. of Canterbury. About 1 M. on 1. of Q-oydon, Addis- combe House, now a Seminary of Cadets for the East India Company. End of the Town, on 1. Win. Cole, Esq.; a little further, see on r. Ha- ling Park, W. Hammond, Esq. ; at about 3 M. Distance onl. Adding- ton Place, Archbp. of Canterbury. Between 1 2 and 13 Milestone, onl. are Purley House, T. Leverton, Esq. and Purl ey Oaks, — Harrison, Esq 1 M. beyond which is Sanderstead Lodge, R. Lushington, Esq. Rose andCrown, just beyond, on r. is Garston Hall, — Hedger, Esq. Within 2 M. of Godstone Green, on 1 Marden Park, Thos. Hatseil, Esq. On 1. of Godstone Green are Flower House, Hon. George Neville; and Rooksnest, M. Wilkes, Esq. Blindley Heath, 3$ M. on I. Starboro" Castie, lately W. Bruce Smith, Esq. New Chapel Green, on 1. Fel Court. Sir T. Turton, Bart. Fel Bridge, on r. is Fel Bridge Park, — Dupree, Esq. East Grinsted, on r. Saint Hill, Crawfurd, Esq.; just thro', see on 1 East Court, Edw. Cranston, Esq. 1 m. before Forest Row, at I m. on 1 Round Chimnies, — Dorrien, Esq. at 2 \ on 1. Hammerwood Lodge, M i D. Magens, Esq. Forest Row, see on r. Ruins of Brambletide Castle; on 1. Stone House, Jno. Burt, Esq.; just beyond, see on r. Kidbrook, Lord Colchester; 1 M. on 1. Pixton Kill, Sam. Jeffreys, Esq.; Ashdown House, J. T. Fuller, Esq. ; and Holly Hill, Col. Young. WyehQross, on 1. Pippingford Lodge, W. Le Blanc, Esq.; Forest House, Lord Somerville; i£ m. on the r. Hothly Hill, T. Fulcher, Esq.; and near it, — Nairne, Esq. Maresfield, on 1. the Park, Sir J. Shel- ley, Bt.; White House Lodge, Capt. M. Ottley ; 1 m. further ou 1. Buxted Place, Hon. C. C. Jenkinson ; Bux- ted Parsonage, Rev. Mr. D'Oilcy. Uch field r just before, see on r. The Rocks, — Jackson, Esq. In Uck- field, on r. Searles House, Sir Tho. Wilson, Bt.; just thro' it, 1 M. on 1. Highlands, Tho. Woodward, Esq. ; and Street, John Woodward, Esq. Hor stead, on r.Ewan Law, Esq. i-J m. from FTorsiead, on 1. Mote Park,Visc. Gage ; near it, on 1. Plashet Park, Lewes, near, on r. is Mailing House, Dow. Countess of Chichester. 2 m on 1. of Lewes, Firle, Visct. Gage Asheombe T. G. on r. Jno. Boys, Esq Falmer, on r. Stanmer Park, Earl of Chichester ; jm, beyond, — Tilston Esq. ; further, extensive Barracks Brighton, H. R. H. the Prince Regent Another R. to Brishthelmston ^HORSHAM, aa p. 43 Cow fold Mockbridge Cross the Adur R. y , which runs on r. to the Sea. 4 M. bej/ond Mochbridge, on 1. to Dit elding, 7. PHenfield Woodmancote" Terry's Cross" Saddlescomb "BRIGHTON (see p. 36) 3^13 43 46 4/ 4 b 49 57(5 INN. Henri eld, George. On the 1. of the Adur, Shermanbury Place, Rev. J. G. Challen. IVoodmancote, on 1. J. Dennett, Esq. 2 M. beyond Terry's Cross, on 1. New-r timber Place, J. Wigley, Esq. D 39] Roads measured from Westminster Bridge. [40 To Brighthelmston, oj Brighton", by Ryegate. Kennington — T. G. Stock well" — Swan Clapham Common* — Entrance On r. to Kingston, 8 M. Balham Hill-George Upper Tooting" Wheatsheaf LowerTooting-Jwwc- tion of Ro. from Epsom On r. to Epsom, 8§ M. Amen Corner* Figg's Marsh" Upper Mitcham" — Buck's Head Lower Mitcham King's Head Cross tlie Wandle, whose Course on the r. is to Wandsworth and the Thames. PSutton— T. G. and Cock Inn On r. to Ewell, 3f M. Over Bansted Downs" to Canhatch Farm Tadworth— T. G." Over Borough Heath. On r. to Ewell, i\ m. The Warren Over Walton Heath. Ruffet— T. G. Gatton Inn* 1 b RYEGATE— M. H. 214 H. 1 1 28 /.—Ma. ar.u£Aft.; dep. 2 3 Mo. Wood Hatch*— T. G. Dover's Farm On 1. the New Road to Crawley, avoiding Horse Hill. Cross theMole, which runs on r. thro' Leather- head to the Thames. Horse Hill 2 Hookwood Common 1 I Crawley "-!T.G. Sifts. 3730 iTilgate Forest*- Pease I Pottage Gate Hand Cross On r. to Horsham, j} m. Staplefield Common* I — Jolly Tanner On v. the New Road to J Piecombe, avoiding j Cuchfirld. jSlough Green* Whiteman's Green pCUCKFIELD - Church 306 H. 2088 /.—Ma. ar. 2 Mo.; dep. 12 Aft. Onl.to Maresjield, 1 3 \ m . Cross the Adur (see p. 3 8) . Ansty— T. G. x Adur River St.John'sCora/Jir.iW. Friar's OakTnn Stone Pound*— T. G. On r. to Horsham, i6f m.; ! on 1. to Ditchling, i-^. Clayton* — Church Piecombe — Church Pangdean — S. Downs Over the South Downs to Patcham* — Church. Withdean Preston*— T. G. pBRIGHTON" £ee p. 36) m |r 7 6 377 387 39 5 40 42|3 43p 453 46- 5° 5 1 52U 53 7 INNS. Sutton, Cock, Greyhound. Ryegate, Swan, W. Hart. Crawley, Ge&rge, Rising Sun. Cuckfield, Tal- bot. Brighthelmston, as p. 36. Staplefield Common, as above Onr. by the New Road to Piecombe — Church Where the Roads unite Thence to ^BRIGHTON, as above INN. Between Staplefield Com- mon and Piecombe, Pitt's Head. Stockwell, on 1. of the Common, the Seat of — Sewell, Esq.; about 1$ m. beyond, Thos. Clagett, Esq. On Clnpham Common are' many cle- t gant Villas. — - 36 10 6 46 6 _ 52 41] Roads measured from Westminster Bridge. [42 End of the Common, on r. Seats of H. Inglis, Esq. &c. &c. BaUiamHill, a little beyond, on r. G. Wolfe, Esq. Upper Tooting, Entrance of, on r. J. Bovill, Esq. ; and on 1. a new-built House of W. Fuller, Esq. ; a little further, Wra. Pearson, Esq. Amen Corner, on 1. J. Evans, Esq. ; a little further on r. T. Holmes, Esq.' Figg's Marsh, End of, on 1. J. Forkes,! Esq. and James Moore, Esq. ; op- posite, Richard Window, Esq. On 1. of 7 Milestone, see Tamworth House, Lord Redesdale. Upper Mitcham, on 1. E. Page, Esq. ; opposite, Mrs. Bond ; further on, on 1. M.Langdale, Esq. &Dr. Finch. Mitcham Bridge, on r. is Mitcham Grove, Hen. Hoare, Esq. ; opposite is Mrs. Hinchcliffe. Sutton, on r. W. Walker, Esq. ; a little further on 1. J. Fuller, Esq. | M. beyond the Cock at Sutton, on 1. is Sutton Lodge, — Froggart, Esq. Bansted Doums, about i m. on r. see at Cheam, P. Antrobus, Esq.; if M. on 1. The Oaks, Earl of Derby. Bansted Downs, End of, see on 1. Miss Ladbrooke, and D. Lambert, Esq. ; near it, a Seat of Tho. Parry, Esq. Tadworth T. G. on r. is Tadwortb Court, R. Hudson, Esq. ; on 1. see Shabden, John Fanshawe, Esq. Gatton Inn, see on 1. Upper Gatton House, Duke of St. Albans ; a little further to 1. Merstham Place, Hyl- ton Jolliffe, Esq.; and Gatton Park, Sir Mark Wood, Bart. Ryegate, a little before, see on 1. Ray Farm, C. Birkhead, Esq. ; near it, Dodds, — Fox, Esq. Ryegate, on r. Ryegate Priory, Hon. J. S. Cocks. fVood Hatch, on 1. Mrs. Prattell and — Dowson, Esq.; on r. W.Carter, Esq. and Mrs. Pride, Beyond, onr Hartswood, Win. Ciutton, Esq. Crawley, i m. beyond, on r. Rev. Mr Pritchard; z sr. further on r. Bu- chan Hill, Lord Erskine ; Bradfield Lodge, Rev. W. Sergison : on 1. is Rowfant House, H. Hunt, Esq. Tilgate Forest, on 1. Tilgate House W.Lamb, Esq.; § M. beyond Pease \ Pottage Gate, on 1. Tilgate Cottage late G. Pigot, Esq. ; on r. is Wood Farm, W. Knowlys, Esq.; \ M. fur- ther on r. Holmbush Lodge, Lord Erskine ; on 1. Balcomb, Rev. Mr. Chatfieid. Between Siaplefield Common & Slough Green, on 1. Bridge House, Thos. Grainger, Esq. Through Cuckjicld, on r. see Cuck- field Place, Rev. W. Sergison ; and i m. on 1. see Butler's Green, Rev. W. Sergison. Ansty T. G. near, on r. — Noble, Esq. St. John's Common, z \ m. on r. Hixted Place, J. Wood, Esq. Between Stone Pound and Clayton, l M. to r. Danny, H. C. Campion, Esq. ; further to the r. Newtimber Place, John Wigley, Esq. Patckam, on r. John Payne, Esq.; on 1. Stanmer Park, Earl of Chichester. Preston, see on 1. W. Standford, Esq. 3 M. to the Eastward of Brighten, at Ovingdean, Nathaniel Kemp, Esq. Brighton, H.R. H. the Prince Regent. Another R. /oBrighthelmston. Wych Cross, as p. 35 Dane Hill Sheffield Green* Cross the Ouse Navigation &fR. whose Course on r. is from Lindfield, on 1. to Lewes and the Sea. Chailey Inn On r. to Cuchfield, 8 m.; on 1. to Maresfield, 5. Chailey" Cook's Bridge" Offham Street" •*LEWES (see p. 36) BRIGHTON, as p. 36 INNS. Lewes dy Brighton, asp. 36. Sheffield Green, Sheffield Place, Earl of Sheffield. On 1. of Chailey, Ades, Adml. Mark- ham ; beyond, Newick Park, Jas. Powell, Esq. Cook's Bridge, on 1. Coney Burrows, James West, Esq. Offham Street, T. Partinton, Esq. k m. from Off ham Street, on r. Combe Place, Sir G. Shiffner, Bart. , — 33 3- - 36 i£ 38 it 41 I 4 42 I - 43 3 1 47 z - ■ 49 m i 57 43] Roads measured from Westminster Bridge. [44 M F « 6 I 7" 3 3 5; i 73 92 12 7 *5 2 44 I ! 221 1 7 To Bkighthelmston, or Brighton, through Dorking. Lower Tooting", p. 39 — Merton T. G.' Cross the handle, which runs onr. thro' Wands- worth into theThamps. Merton Second T. G/ Morel e n* — Ch u reh EWELL — Church 237 //. 1 1 35 J. On r. to Kingston, Esq. and — Robinson, Esq;; further on 1. Wm. Northey, Esq. Entrance of Epsom Common, see on 1. Woodcot Park, Mrs. Teissier ; a little further to 1. Burdens, Sir Gilbert Heathcote, Bart. ; on r. see Horton Lodge, — Browning, Esq. ; adjoining- which, Horton Park, John Trotter, Esq. Ashstead, on 1. is Ashstead Park, Coi. Howard ; through Ashstead, on 1. is Ashstead Cottage, Charles Walsham, Esq. Between Ashstead and Ltatherhead, on r. see Fetcham Park, Barnard Hankey, Esq.; on 1. a beautiful View r of Norbury Part LetUhtThead, onr. at a little Distance, is Randalls Park,Nath.Bland,Esq. adjoining the Road, Wm. Clark Esq. ; a little further on 1. R. Mun dell, Esq. ; opposite, Mi's. Peters further on, Jos. Grimsted, Esq. Leathertiead, adjoining the Church, — Clarke, Esq. : just through the Town, on r. Thorricroft, — Ster- ling, Esq.; a little further on 1 the Parsonage House, T. Dickons Esq. ; just beyond which, Gibbon Grove, H. Boulton, Esq. Alickleham, near, on r. see Morbury Park, W.Lock, Esq. Mich'ehc-m, on r. Sir Geo. Talbot ; on 1. Miss Talbot ; nest, the Hon. Miss Dawnay ; adjoining, Rev. A. Burmester ; opposite, Col. Milner. Mickleham,, thro', on 1. Juniper Hill, Sir Lucas Pepys, Bt. ; and Juniper Hall, Thomas Broadwood, Esq. ; opposite, Richard Sharpe, Esq. Burf or d Bridge, on 1. under Box Hill, Bui-ford Lodge, Geo. Barclay, Esq.; on r. Jeremiah Dyson, Esq. ; and Camilla, Th. Hudson,Esq.; beyond, The Grove, Zadic Lavin, Esq. Dorking, near, on l.Pepbrook House, — Crawford ; see on r. Denbies, Wm. Jos. Dennison, Esq. 23 Milestone, at if M. on 1. is Betch- worth Castle, Hen.Peters,Esq.; and see J>eepden,Tho. Hope, Esq.; near it, Chart Park, Thos. Hope, Esq Dorking, on 1. see Shrub Hill, Countess of Rothes; opposite, a fine View of Denbies, Win. Jos. Dennison, Esq.; further on, see on l.R.Lowndes,Esq Dorking, at the End of, at about 1 M. on r. Berry Hill, Rob. Barclay, Esq 3o| M. at \ iii. on 1. is Lyne Hall. John Brodwood, Esq.; 3 M. further on the Road, at \\ m. on r. Field Place, Sir Tim. Shelley, Bt.; about 1 M. further to r. Stroud Place, John Comeral, Esq. Horsham, on r. is Hill Place, belong- ing to the Duke of Norfolk ; and Springfield, Thos. Thornton, Esq: on 1. HorshamPark,Rob.Hurst,Esq Horsham, about 1 M. on 1. of, in St.Leo- nard's Forest, Cool Hurst, a Seat of theEarl of Galloway ; and nearly op- posite, Sedgwick Park, Jas. Tudor Kelthorpe,Esq.; a little further,New Lodge Park, Mrs. Aldridge ; and Holbrook Farm, late John Manley, Esq. : 1 M. beyond Horsfumi, on 1 see Den Place, Cha. Eversfield, Esq. West Grinsted, on the 1. West Grin- sted Park, Wm. Burrell, Esq. ; on r. the Ruins of Nep Castle, Sir C. M. Burrell, Bart. Grhisted & Partridge Green, between, on 1. anew -built House, LadyDigby. Steyning, within 1 M. on the r. Wiston Park, Charles Goring, Esq. To b Bramber, asp. 43 Cross the Adur B. whose Course on r. is to the Sea. Beeding i| m. from Seeding, on\. to Brighton, 7. Little Buckingham" Onr. to Old Shoreluim, i£ M.; on 1. to Brighton, 7. b ^NEW SHOREHAM 168 H. 770 /. — Ma. ar. 8 Mo. ; dep. 5 Aft. 5 2 55 5« INNS. New Shoreham, Fountain, Star. Buckingham, on 1. of, — Bridges, Esq. 47] Roads measured from Westminster Bridge. [48 To Brighton by Lindfiekl New Chapel Green" as p. 35 At New Chapel Green, on 1. to East Grinsted, 3f . Over Copthorn Common to Turner Hill", Sussex Siddesfield Common Tealinghurst Hapated Green Cross the Onse (seep. 42) to PLindneld* At Lindfield-,on\.to Lewes, 14 M.; beyond, on r. to Cuckjield, 2. Hay ward's Heath Wivelsneld" Ditchling Keymer Stone Pound Gate Clayton Piecombe Pangdean Patcham" Withdean Preston "BRIGHTON (seep, 36) M ! F i; 3 -Is 24 &* i'6 4 1 - -6: T ~7. 1 - -5 1 7 — 7 ~7 16 M T 24 ! 6 296 336 343 367 39 T 4O7 447 455 465 474 48 4 49 1 5'- 5 1 ; 544 JJVW& Lindfield, 7%fer. Brighton, as p. 36. A r i?«' Chapel Green, 4 en 1. of, Siarboro' Castle.latelyWm. Bruce Smith. Esq. Tinner Hill, before, i\ tt. our. of the Road, Row fant House, H.Hunt, Esq. Turner Hill, 1 § m. beyond, on r .Wake- hurst Place, J. L. Peyton, Esq. Lindfield, \,\\Xi\n 1 >i. of, onl. Paxhill, G. Crawford, Esq.; 1 M. beyond which is Tremans, R. Wyatt, Esq. TVivelsJiekl, on the r. of, Moor House, Joseph Baker, Esq.; and Oat Hall, Wm. Tanner, Esq. For Seats from Stone Pound Gate to Brighton, see p. 42. PSlinfold Billinghurst Hadrbldherns p Pul borough On r. to Pehvorth, 4$ M. Cross the Arun R. whose Course on h is through Arundel into the Sea. Hardham" Coldwaltham Watersfield Bury ""ARUNDEL" 417 H. 2188 t.— Ma. ar. 1 2 Mo.; dep. 3 Aft. p LittleHampton,/).34 M 1 M F 2 - 382 47 43 > 2 - ■ 45 l 32 4«3 1 - ■ 49 3 — t 50 1 — t 50 7 1 t 52 5 4 4 57 1 3 / 61- The best Road to Arundel is by Pet- wo rth, />. 34. IN?* 7 S. Arundel, Crown, Norfolk Arms. Broadbrid 'ire Heath, on r. of,Field Place, Sir T. Shelley, Bart.; 1 in. on the 1. Hill Place, Duke of Norfolk. Hardham , about i\ m. on 1. of, Parham Park, Lord Zouche.. Arundel, the Castle, Duke of Norfolk. To Kingfold, asp. 43 Near Warnham, on 1. to Brighthelmston, 24 M. Warnham Broadbridse Heath" 32 1 To Brighton ly Croydon and Ryegate, avoiding Ryegate Hill. PCROYDON, asp, 35 Croydon T. G* On I. to Gods tone Green-,c)>i Foxley Hatch— T. G. Hooly House* Cross the Iron Railway. Hare Public House Merstbam* Gatton Park" ^RYEGATE^/.//. (see p. 39, where the Conti- nuation of this Road is particularlydescribedj BRIGHTON, as p. 39 3- 54 Croydon T. G. just beyond, on r. Ha- ling Park, Wm. Hammond, Esq Hooly House, Col. Byron. Merstham, on r. H. Jolliffe, Esq. Gatton Park, Sir Mark Wood, Bart. Ryegate, on r. C. Birkhead, Esq. 49] Roads measured from Westminster Bridge. [50 To *pSTEYNING/w/>.43 Sompting On 1. to Brighton, io M. Near Broadwater Green on r. to Arundel, 9 J m. Broadwater Green Worthing-- Sea Houses M I M - rf* 4 7 56 1 2 57 2 - 59 INNS. Worthing-, New Inn, New Steyne Hotel, Old Nelson, Sea Home Hotel. To Worthing by the New Road. ^HORSHAM, asp. 43 At 3%'M.on r, to Steyniag, Bear's Inn Gate" Ashington Common Washington Comm." Findon* Worthing — ■ 36 9" • 45 1 1 I 46 n _ - 48 2 t > 5* 4 2 - 55 To b PLEWES, asp. 36 Iford Piddinghoo I'Newhaven Cross the OuseR. (seep. 36) Bishopstone b pSeaford INNS. Washing-ton Common, R. Lio?i. W orthing, as above. Bear's Inn Gate, on 1. of, West Grin- sted Park, W. Burrell, Esq. Washington Common, on 1. of, Wiston Park, Charles Goring, Esq. ; and Highden, Sir Harry Goring, Bart. Findon, on r. Findon Park, Mrs. Richardson. PGodstoneGreen,/>.3 5 ^Bletchingley ■ b PARUNDEL, asp. 48 Avisford" On r. to Chichester, 7 M. Yapton Bilsom Felpham" Great Bognor — - 5 7 1 3 - 60 1 2 2 62 1 1 - 63 3 2 2 6; -" 1 2 66 7 Avisford, at, Avisford Place, Sir Wm, Houston. Avisford, 1 M. beyond, on r. is Wal- berton House, — White, Esq. Felpham, at, Wm. Hayley, Esq. To Carshalton To Mitcbam, as p. 39 Oi-er Mitcham Common to Canshalton M F M ~ 49 2 I 5 1 4 X - 55 56 I 2 58 60 INNS. Newhaven, Bridge Inn. Seaford, New Inn, Old Tree. To pTJckfleld, as p. 3 5 § u.from Uclifield, on r. #0 Ijewes, 8£. Little Horstead East Hoathley Whitesmith Green f u.from Whitesmith Gr. on v. to Lewes, 8$. Horse Bridge [r. Hailsham, 53: 7] E. and S. Bourne, p. 26 4 1 5 2 60 The above is given as the best Road to Fast Bourne. INNS. Horse Bridse,Kihg-*sHead. East Bourne, Lamb, New Inn. To pLeatherhead", as /M3 Cross the Mole R. (seep. 39). Bookham"— IF. Hart Effingham-Horse and Jockey East Horsley"-£>oM>« Merrow" b pGUILDFORD(^.27) ^PORTSMOUTH, ^.27 — - IS 2 3 20 I 1 22 I 6 23 4 ♦ 28 2 2 30 -!■- 6 73 — - 183 Leatlierliead, a little beyond, on r. is Feteham Park, Barn. Hankey, Esq. Boohham, on the r. East wick Park, — Laurell, Esq.; near to which Book- ham Lodge, I. Bazelgate, Esq. East Horsley, HorsleyPlace,W.Currie Esq.; § M. further, on r. is — Wood Esq.; at about i£ M.onr.i6 Hatch land Park, G. H. Sumner, Esq. Merrow, on r. Clandon Tark, Earl of Onslow. 61 1 [52 GREAT AND DIRECT ROADS MEASURED FROM HYDE PARK CORNER. To the Land's End, Cornwall. M ] ? M F Knightsbridge-.F/oor Cloth Manufactory On 1. to FuUiam, 3* M. Kensington Gore .11 If m 5 * F Cross the Thames (whose 2 Course on r. is from Oxford,Readinir, Hen- ley, &c. and on 1. by ~ Chertsey, Kingston, & ■ Kensington" — Church 6 1 J London : it rises in Hammersmith" Gloucestershire, near Windsor Castle Inn I 7 3 5 Cirencester) to Turnham Green"- Old p Egham- Chur. Surrey 1 y 176 Pack Horse 1 4 5 I On r. (0 Reading, LyFrog- [Chiswick*(on 1.) 5 m.6f.] vi are and Windsor y 2 3 M . London Stile — 7 6- - > J Egham Hill" — ? 185 Star and Garter 1 6 1 iOn r. to Reading, thro' [Kcw 'on 1.) 611,3 F -] Windsor Gt. Park, 19M. BRENTFORD— 3/. H. 1 - 7 x Cross Englefield Heath. 304 H 1733 J. Virginia Water" 2- - 20 5 Cmss the Brent i7. (whose which runs on 1. to Co '9 :sk on r. is from Chertsey &theThames. Greenford, and on 1. On r. to Oahingham, 1 1£ into the Thames) , and m.; and Reading ', i6§. GrandJunction Canal*. Over Egham Common. Smallberry Green" — Shrub's Hill" 1 9 - 2l 7 t. a. 1 1 8 l Over Bagshof Heath". ■ pHOUXSLOW - George 1 1 * 9 I rBagshot" — K:s Arms 4 26- Ma. ar. 9-40 Aft.; dep. Ma.ar.iiAft.jdep.^Mo. Si Mo. Golden Farmer 1 a 27 2 At the End of Hounslott, ' On\. to Farnham, ioJm.; ' and Alton, 20. on r. through Reading to Bath, 96 M. Cross Blackuater R. to Over Hounslow Heath. Cross the Old R. a Branch }' Black water", Hants 2; 30 1 of the Colne. 1 Over Bagshot Heath to PowderMills"-a*.Ba£ Hook" — Raven 387 Cross the Colne R. whose On r. a New Road to Course on r. is from Reading, over Heck field St. Albans, Rickmans- Heath, 1 2 m. ; on 1. to worth, Uxbridje, and I Alton, 12. Colnbrook ; on 1. to Oit r Hook Common to the Thnme->. Water End 2 3 Jm* Entrance of Staines, on 1. to Kingston, 9.^ m. 1 STAIKES ■- U. H. .- -' 16 3 Maplederwell Hatch* Basingstoke Canal" 1 3 — 2 1 4-5 4- 7 355 H. 2-42 7. — Ma. 1 ' 'Basing -U 1 43 4 ar. lcjAil.; dep.;-| Mo. 'Newram's Turnpike -|6 1 4412 53] Roads measured from Hyde Park Corner. [54 Kensington , on r. the Palace. Kensington, through, ou r. see Hoi land House, Lord Holland. Hammer smithy on 1. the Margravine of Anspach ; and on r. R. Ricardo, Esq.; on 1. Wm. Hunter, Esq. Turnhnm. Green, Entrance of, on 1. G.E.Griffith, Esq.; and further on, Mrs. Stephenson; near the End, on 1. — Lotherington, Esq. ; Neale, Esq. ; and Mrs. Wildman : further to 1. Sutton Court, — Ca- vendish, Esq.; and Little Sutton, — Churton, Esq. : on 1. of which, at Onsuick, are Chiswick House, Duke of Devonshire; and the Grove House, Rev. Mr. Lowth Turnham Green, on r. of, Fairlaw House, Earl of Portsmouth. Entering' Brentford, on 1. see Kew Bridge ; and from the Town, the new Palace at Kew, built by His Majesty. Brentford Bridge, the Grand Junction Canal, which commences at Braun ston in Northampton sh. and forms a Junction with the Oxford; its Course from thence is thro' or near Stony Stratford, Newport Pagnell, Fenny Stratford, Tring, Berkhemp- stead, Rickmansworth, Uxbridge, and Brentford, where it unites with the Thames : Length 93^ m.— The Paddington Canal, which com- mences at Bull Bridge, near Cran- ford Park, is a Branch from it. Brentford, thro', on 1. is Sion House, Duke, of Northumberland; on r. Sion Hill, G. W. Taylor, Esq. ; op- posite is Sion Lodge, Miss Hall ; and about 1 M. to the r. i3 Osterley Park, Earl of Jersey. Smallberry Green, on r. Spring Grove Right Hon. Sir Joseph Banks, Bt. Hoiaislow, within 1 m. of, see on 1 a Seat of Mrs. Fullerton. Hounslow, about 1 m. from, on the 1 is Whitton Place, George Gostling, Esq.; and see Whitton Park, cele- brated for its fiue Cedars of Leba- non, Sir B. Hobhouse; and Sam. Prime, Esq. ; and near it is Whit- ton Dean, James Campbell, Esq. Powder Mills, % M. beyond, on 1. are Hanworth House, Hon. Mrs. Dal- rymple ; and on the r. a new-built House, John Williams, Esq. Bedfont, on r. — Anderson, Esq. ; and G. Ingoldheart, Esq. Bedfont, z M. on 1. of, at Ashford, are Seats of — Drizrciadale, John Rae, and — Bristow, Esqs. Bedfont, 2M. beyond, on r. Stanwell Place, Sir John Gibbons, Bt. ; and Stanwell House, Sir E. F. Stan- hope, Bart. Staines Bridge, on 1. see at Thorpe, Seats of the late Sir W. Blackett and Capt. Grant. Egham Hill, a little on r. is Eghara Park, Dr. Mackenzie ; beyond it see a white House on Cooper' Hill, B. Flownders, Esq. ; a little further, at Englefield Green, on 1 W. H.Freemantle, Esq.; on r. Vise Bulkeley; further to r. a Seat of Lord Longford ; and nearly oppo- site, of Mrs. Pocock. Virginia Water, near it, see on 1. an Obelisk, built by the late Duke of Cumberland. On r. of Virginia TVater, in the Park, James White, Esq.; opposite, Wentworth House, Chas. Culling Smith, Esq. Shrub's Hill, on r. Major Green ; just beyond, see on r. Titnest, Sir Home Popham ; and near it is Sitwood Park, Sir J. Sibbald, Bart. Bagshot Heath, on r. Windsor Great Park ; on 1. see St. Anne's Hill, Hon. Mrs. Fox ; 1 M. from which, Botleys, late Sir Jos. Mawbey, Bt. Bagshot, within 1 m. of, on the 1. see Hatton Hill, E. Bratton, Esq.; a little further, Windlesham House, L. Fowler, Esq. ; Hall Grove, B. Birt, Esq. Entering Bagshot, on r. Bagshot Park, His H. the Duk« of Gloucester — opposite aconspicuous Tower. In Bagshot, on 1. Lady Spencer. Rlackwater, on r. Sandhurst College ; on 1. — Norris, Esq. Near Black- water, on 1. a remarkable Obelisk Hartley Row, onl. seeElvetham, Gen. Gwynne ; on r. is Bramshill Park, Sir R. Cope, Bt.; 5 m. on 1. is Dog- mersfield Park, Lady Mildmay. 1 M. from Hartley Row , our. see West E 55 Roads measured from Hyde Park Corner. [56 rBASING STOKE" M.H. — A corporate Town — 539 H. 2636 /.—Ma. ar. 2§Mo.; dep.i 1$ Aft. On 1. to Alton, iz^ M.; and Winchester, 1 ~\ : on r. to Beading, 16. *Worting" — W.Hart 2 Clerken Green -7. G. 1 Dean" 1 pOverton — Church 2 FreefoTk" 2 V WHITCHURCH M.H. 175 H. 818 /.—Ma ar. 4 Mo.; dep. 10 Aft On r. to Neu-bury, 13 M.; on 1. fo Winchester, 1 3 Down Hurstborne" Down House HANDOVER —P. O. 1 A corporate Town — 644 H. 3295 /. — Ma. ar. 5 Mo. ; dep. 9 Aft. On r. to Xeubury, i6m.; onl. fr> Winchester, 13^. Otw5 fne Anton R. £ M. /row Andover, on r. to Ludger shall, 10$ M.; and Amesbury, 14^. Little Ann" Little Wallop LobcombCornerm//5 Onl. to Stockbridge, 10J Winterslow Hutt St. Thomas's Bridge 5 Over the BourneR. whose Course on r. is from Luds:ershall, on 1. to the R. Avon. ^SALISBURY"- Council House A corporate Town— 1575 H. 8243 /—Ma ar. 7iMo.; dep. 6^ Aft The Assizes held here. \}>OldSarum, 82 m.] From Salisbury, on r. to Devizes, 22 M.j //ar minster, 22 ; Hindon iff; and Shaftesbury, 2o|: on 1. to Sou** ampton, z$i. l > M F 47 3 49; 1 5 J 5 8 6 65 70 73 74 79 Craw on 1. Wherwell, Joseph Ire- monger, Esq. A navigable Canal passes from the Town thro' Stockbridge and Rom sey to Redbridge and Southampton. Little Ann, i m. from, en 1. see Red Rice, H. Errington, Esq.; beyond it, on a Hill, is Deanbury Camp. Salisbury, Entrance of, on r. is H. P. Wyndham, Esq. Salisbury, a City and Bishop's See, was first incorporated by Hen. III.: is governed by a Mayor, High Stew- ard, Recorder, Deputy Recorder 24 Aldermen, &c. The Cathedral is considered the most elegftnt and regular Gothic Structure in the Kingdom, and its Spire the tallest being 410 Feet high ; on the large east. Window is a Painting of the Resurrection, by Mr. Pearson, from a Design of Sir Joshua Reynolds on the small east Window, a Paint ing of the Elevation of the Brazen Serpent, the Gift of the Earl oil Radnor. The Market Place is vcryl extensive; and in the south-east Corner stands the new Council House, a magnificent Structure erected at the Expense of the Earl of Radnor, and completed 1795: in it the Assizes and the Sessions of the Peace are held for the City and County. Salisbury, 3 m. onr. of, Wilton House, Earl of Pembroke. On 1. of Salis- bury, on the Bank of the Avon R. Longford Castle, Earl of Radnor ; and Britford House, G. P. Jer- voise, Esq. Thorney Down Inn, about 3 M. on 1. Wim'born St. Giles, Earl of Shaftes bury ; and a Seat of the Dean of Salisbury, the Rev. Mr. Talbot. Caishmore Inn, within 4 M. on r. is Rushmoor Lodge, Lord Rivers. 1 M. from Caishmore Inn, on the r. is Chettel, Rev. Mr. Chaffin. Blandford, on r. Stepleton, M. Mills, Esq. ; near it, Handford, H. Sey- mer, Esq. ; and Ranston, Sir E. B Littlehales, Bt. ; beyond which is Iwerne, T. B. Bowen, Esq. : on 1, Langston, J. T. Farquharson, Esq, Bryanstone, on r. Bryanstone House. Edward Berkley Portman, Esq. Bryanstone, 1 m. beyond, on r. Down House, Sir J. Wyldbore Smith, Bt TVinterborne Whitchurch, on r. What- combe, E. M. Pleydell, Esq.; 5 m on 1. is Bloxworth House, Thomas Pickard, Esq. Milbourne, on r. Milton Abbey, Lady i Caroline Darner. Derrliih T.G. on r. of, Dewlish, Gen. Michel.* Piddletown, at, on 1. Gen. Garth. Dorchester, near, on the 1. Kingston House, W. M. Pitt, Esq.; and Stinsford, Lady Susan O'Brien. Doichester, the County Town, has a newly-erected Town Hall and Mar- ket Place, and its Gaol is built (after Mr. Howard'3 Plan) on the Site of an ancient Castle. The Corporation consists of a Mayor Recorder, 2 Bailiffs, 6 Aldermen 6 Capital Burgesses, and 24 Com mon Councilmen. Dorchester, End of, on r. Collington, Rev. Win. Churchill. 59] Roads measured from Hyde Parr Corneju [GO On r. to Shcroorne, to M.j M ] ? M F M - M F and Beaminster, i7-§: 1 i m. from Honiton Clysf, on I. to Weymimth/t 8. on 1. to E.vmouthy iom jVt-ar 3 M front Dorchester, Heavitree 2 5 l 7° 7 on I. to Warchum, 18. ; Entrance of Exeter, on r pWinterborne Abbas" j to Bradniueh, 9^ M, ; Churctl 4, 5 124 4 Tiverton, 13^: onl.to Orerffinterborne Bottom l Topsham, g£. Longberry — T. G. Over Askerwell Down to Traveller's Rest* 3 - - 127 J <*pEXETER K — Hotel I 7 172 6 -* 1 i 3 5 '3 1 A corporate Town — ! 2992//. 18,896 /.-Ma. i ar. 9 Aft.; dep. 5 Mo The Assizes held here. Entrcm.ee of Br/dport, on 1 r. to Beaminster, 6$ M. i Ott«M£ j /&a?/?.uavigable fcpBRIDPORT— &I. H. 3 5 134 fj to Exeter (its Course A corporate Town — on r. is from Tiverton, 520 //. 3567 /.—Ma. on 1. to the Sea) ; on 1. ar.3|Aft.; dep.io^Mo. to Da relish, 12; Neiv- Mile Cross I 5 i3S 1 ton Bushel, 14$; G&W- pChidiock" — Red Lion I 5 137 K feig A, £ J j 7rt 1 istoch ,32: Mark ham Lane I ; 138 7 1 m. from Exeter, on pCharmouth-C/WcA 2 . \ 141 , r. to Credifon } 8. On 1. to Lyme Regis, a M. Adderwater* Taphouse" 22 Just before Hunter's i Hi 79 7 Lodge Inn, o?i the r. to Cheriton Cross )|l82 5 Crewkeme, 1 j§; ovi 1. CrockernweH"-//ote/ Mm to Lyme Regis, z\. Merrymeet" i\ > 18; j Hunter's Lodge Inn", J SouthZeal Londonlrm 1 190 5 3 < t H4 i Cra?s the Taw R. whose pAXMIXSTER*- George 2 - . 146 - 1 Course on r. is to Barn- 456 H. 2387 /.-Ma. ! staple and the Sea, ar.;*Aft.; dep.8|Mo. ; Stickle Path — t ) 191 3 On r.~to Chard, 6{- M. ; and Orevlicrne, 13^ ( /v).« /fe ^/.re 7?. which runs on 1. to the Sea. Kilmington" Entran ce of Ohehttmpton , on r. to SVfh . Taw ton , 7 m . fcpOKEHAMPTON"— 1 f ) 148. M. H. »| 227 H. 1440 /. — Ma. 3 f 195 " Wilmington 4 I *53- '1 ar. 4I Mo.; dep. 5 Aft. Cross the Coly R. which Cross the Oh em en t River runs on 1. to the Sea. ('which on r. joins the W-HOXITOX'-G. Lion 3 : 15 6 : Torridge) ; on ther. to 609 H. 273^ /.—Ma. Hatherleigh, 7 M. ar. 6 J Aft.; dep. 7fMo. }i M - f rom Okehampton, i On r. to Chard, 12 M. ; on 1. to Tf.'"i.?toeh, 14. Taunton, 18; and Co l- Cross Soiirfmi Down to lumpton, lcsf: ore 1. to Bridestow* — Church 6- 201 - Sid mouth, iom. \ Cross Lanes 1 - ' 202 - Fenny Bridges 3 1 : r 59- j Kimbow Bridge 1 - ! 203 - '203^ Otrr AM 0««* -ft. which runs on 1. to the Sea. ! Alder" — 6 > Fair Mile Inn" 2 - 161 4 ■ Lew Down Inn" r 4 ; 205 2 On 1. to 7>//mort, on r. of, is Wykes Court, W. Fowler, Esq. : thro* Bridport, on 1. Vearse, Major Channing; and on r. is Downe Hall, C. Read, Esq. Qddiock, on r. is North Chidiock. H. Weld, Esq. Hunter's Ledge Inn, on 1. is Rhode House, Sir John Talbot. Axminster takes its Name from the R. Axe, on which it stands ; it is a clean neat Town, and has a considerable Manufactory for broad and narrow Cloth, but more particularly for Car pets ; also for Cotton Tapes, Drug- gets, Leather Breeches, and Gloves Axminster, i£ M. from, on r. Coryton House, W. Tucker, Esq. ; about 1 M. beyond, Dulcis, Rev. Mr. He- berden ; and near z u. further, Yarte House, Lord King. Kiltningim, 1 m. beyond, on 1. at Colyton, Shute House, Sir W. Templar Pole, Bart. Hon /ton, 4 m. on r. is Wolford Lodge, Mrs. Simcoe. Honiton. The Buildings are mostly new, the Town having suffered by Fire at different Times: in 1747, 1765, 1790, and 1797. It is a Borough Town, and returns 2 Members ; its principal Manufac- ture, is that of beautiful Lace. Honiton, through, on r. Sion House, D. Gould, Esq. ; and Tracy House H. B. Lott, Esq. Honiton, z rvi.froni, at£ m. on r. Deer Park, A.Shuldham,Esq.; and Hem- bury Fort House, T. Graves, Esq. : on 1. Combe House, Rev. T. Putt. Fair Mile Inn, at, on r. Escott Lodge, Sir John Kennaway, Bart. Honiton Oyst, within z M. of, at 1 m. on 1. is Rockbeare House, Thomas Porter, Esq. ; and beyond, Bishops Court, Lord Graves. Exeter. The Circumference of thisCiti is about 3 Miles ; it is aBishop's See. to which the County of Cornwall is annexed ; and has a Cathedral. Churches within the Walls, and ? without; a Quakers' and 5 Dissent ing Meeting Houses, and aJews'Sy- nagogue. The Cathedral is a magni ficenjt Pile j it was begun in 932 in the Reign of Athelstan, and was carried on under various Bishops for 400 Years, before it was completed: it has a beautiful modern painted Window over the west Door : the east Window exhibits a fine Speci- men of the ancient Art of staining Glass. The Sessions House (in which the Assizes, &c. are heldj is an elegant new Building: adjoining is a Saxon Castle, called Rougemont. The Gaol, Devon and Exeter Hos pital, and the Asylum for Lunatics are fine Structures ; as also the new Bridge over the Exe. On the Quay are a commodious Custom-house and other public Buildings. Exeter, 1 m. beyond, on 1. is Barley House, Capt. Graves ; and on r. are Cleave, Tho. Northmore, Esq.; and Haccombe House, W. Lee, Esq Adderwater, about if m. beyond, on r. is Whitestone ; the Tower of the Church is a Sea Mark : near the Road, Thomas Sowdon, Esq. Taphouse, about i£ M. on 1. of, is Great j Fulford, Benj. Fulford, Esq. Croehernwell,o\\ 1. nearDrewsteignton, a fine Logan Stone and a Cromlech. Merrymeet, on r. Fuidge,Jn.Cann,Esq. Ohehampton, a very ancient Borough Town, and sends z Members to Parliament : in the Market Place is an ancient Chantry Chapel: in the Suburbs are the Ruins of its ancient Castle, dismantled by Henry VIII. Okehampton, on r.of, see Sweetlands,A. Saville, Esq. : z M. from Okehampton, on 1. Kerslake, late Rev. Tho. Clack. Brides tow, on r. Rev. Mr. Luxmore. Alder, between it and Lew Down Inn, on 1. Lew Trenchard, W. B. Gould. Esq. TinJu/y, near, on r. Hayne, J. D. Harris, Esq. ; on 1. Sydenham, A. Tremayne, Esq. <53] Roads measured from Hyde Park Corner, [64 i M.fromLifton,on r. to Hatherleigh, ij-k. Poulston Bridge Cross the Tamar R. whose Course on 1. is into the Sea. t-pLAUNCESTON" Mar ket Place, Cornwall A corporate Town — 278 H. 1758 /.-Ma. ar.8£Mo.; dep. i£Aft. — The Winter Assizes held here. -[ b Newport, 213:2] On 1. to Tavistock, 12 M.; and Saltash, 24^. 4 M. from Launceston, on r. to Camel ford, 12, Hackshaw Mill* Cross the Inny R, Trerethick Bridge" pFive Lanes Inn Trewint" Jamaica Inn Cross Temple Moor. Temple" Near Bodmin, on r. to Camel ford, 1 3 Mi ^SODMIN-T«ot» Hall A corporate Town — 341 H. 2383 /.—Ma ar. 12 Aft.; dep. 9J Mo, -The Summer Assizes held here. On 1. to Jbostwithiel, ( M.; through the Town on r. to Padst'nv, 14. Lanivett Fradden— T. G. On r. to St. Cohtmb Ma- jor, si M. Summer Court b St. Michael- Feat hen Trespen" Buekshead k PTRURO- R. Lion A corporate Town- 400 H. 2482 /. — Ma. ar. 3$ Aft.; dep. 5 Mo, On 1. to Cram pound, 7^ . M.; and Tregouy, 3 21 1 213 5 i 32 217 2194 2207 221 3 224 5 /,/ »34! 237 2 47|7 2 S 0|- 253J1 257 1 u.from Truro , on r. *o Redruth, y\. Calenick"— T. G. Perran Well" 0« 1. to Penryn, 4 M. Tregols A little before Buttress, on 1. to Penryn, 4^ M. Buttress Pullcn Green Meuehy" b PHELSTONE x — M. H. A corporate Town 333 H. 2297 /.—Ma. ar. 8 Aft. ; dep. 6 Mo. Q-oss Loe R. which runs on L to the Sea, Breage St. Hilary Down PMARAZION*, or Mar- ket Jew- M. H. 195 77. 1C22 /.—Ma. ar. 2 Mo. ; dep. 2 Aft. pPENZANGE"— at. //. 694 H. 4012 /.— Ma. ar. 3 Mo. ; dep. 6 Aft. Sennen — Star Land's End 258 262 266 268 268 271 -73 ^77 28c -83 295 297 To Falmout Perran Well, as above \On r. to Uclstonc, 12 m. •Stricken Bridge" toPENRYN" j A corporate Town 362 H. 2713 /. — Ma. I ar. 5 Aft. ; dep. 3^ Mo. I On r. to Hclstme, 10 M. pFALMOUTH— Quay A corporate Town 483 H- 3933 /-Ma. ar. 8 Aft. ; dep. 6 Mo. ,62 263 '266 269 Stricken Bridge, on 1. Carclew, Sir W. Lemon, Bart. Between Stricken Bridge and Pen- ryn, on r. is Enys, John Enys, Esq. Penryn, 3 M. on r. Trefusis, Lord Clinton. 65] Roads measured from Hyde Park Corner. [66 JLaunceston, fine Ruins of a Castle. Launceston, % m. on r. is Werrington Park, Duke of Northumberland; near, Hayne, I. Harris, Esq.; on 1. Trebursey, late Hon. Wm. Eliot. Ha cks haw Mill, near, is Trelaske, S. Archer, Esq. TrerethickBridge, beyond, on r. Wm. Newcombe, Esq. Trewint, 3 M. on 1. Trebartha Hall, F. H. Rodd, Esq. Temple and Bodmin, between, on r. Levathen, W. Morshead, Esq.; and Trewardale, Mrs. Collins : on 1. is Trengoff, — Gooch, Esq. Bodmin, near, Llanhydrock House, Hon. Mrs. M. A. Agar. Trcspen, near, Truthan, E. Collins, Esq.; nearly opposite, Trevella, G. Simmons, Esq. Truro, near, on 1. Tregothnan, Vise. Falmouth. 3 m. beyond Truro, on 1. Kiiliganoon, Admiral Spry. Calenick, 2+ M. on 1. Trelisick, R. A. Daniel, Esq. ; 1 J m. beyond, on r. Killiow, R. L. Gmalkin, Esq. PerranJVell, within $M. Penan Cove, — Fox, Esq.; and about 2 M. on 1. Carclew, Sir W. Lemon, Bart. Menehy, 2 m. on 1. Trewardreva, C. Scott, Esq. Trewannock, 2$ M. on 1. is Canyithe- nack, P. Hill, Esq. HeUtone, within i£ M. on r. Trelill, — Hankey, Esq. Beyond Hclslone, on r. Godolphin, Duke of Leeds ; and Clowance, Sir J. St. Aubyn, Bt. : 4^ M. on 1. Trelowarren, Sir V. Vyvyan. Marazien and Penzance, between, on r. Keneggy, W. Harris, Esq. ; and Trevayler, Rev. Wm. Veale. Penzance, in the Neighbourhood of, on r. Rose Hill, Rev. U. Tomkins ; Castle Horneck, Captain Stevens ; Rosecadghill, J. Borlase, Esq. ; Nancealverne, JohnScobell, Esq.; Poltair, E. Scobell, Esq.: on 1. Lar- rigon, T. Pascoe, Esq. 2 M. from Penzance, on r. is Trengwainton, Sir R. Price, Bart. For further Remarks, see p. 69. INNSTBrent(ovA,Pigeons. Houn- slow, George, K.'SHead, ft. Lion, Rose fr Crown. BeAfont,BLDog. Sbi'mei,Bvsh. Esrham. K.'sH. Batrsliot, K.'sArmsJV. Hart. Blackwater,/^ Hart. Hartford Bri. IV. Lion, MurrelGr. TVellesleyArms. Basingstoke, Bolton Arms, Crown. Worting, JV. Hart. Overton, Poijntz's Arms. Y^hxtchxxYchJV.Hari. Andover, Star &f Garter, IV. Hart. Salisbury, An- telope, K. 's.lrm s, Three Siva ns , fV. Hart. Woodyates bin. Blandl'ord, Crown, Greyhound. Melbourne, Cardinal's Cap. Dorchester, Antelope, K.'s Arms., Brid - port, Bull, G. Lion. Axminster, George. Honiton, G.Lion,Dolphin. Exeter, New London Inn, Old London Inn 8f Hotel. Crockern well, //oteZ. Okehampton,^ Horse, TV.Hart. Launceston., /i.'s^/ms, f V.Hart. Bodmin, JeweVs Hotel, TV. Hart. Truro, K.'s Arms, R.Lion. Hel- stone, Angel. Marazion, Star. Pen- zance, Hotel, K.'sH. ShipSf Castle, Star- LAND'S END to Penzance Marazion Helstone Truro Bodmin Launceston Okehampton Crockernwell Exeter Honiton Axminster Bridport Dorchester Milbourne Blandford Woodyates Inn Salisbury Andover Whitchurch Overton Worting Basingstoke Murt-el Green Hartford Bridge Blackwater Bagshot Egham Staines Bedfont Hounslow Brentford Hyde Park Corner G. P.O.' London G. P. O. London M 'F 3 r iO|3 163 226 l8 !i n|- Ili2 16J3 9 ! 4 i2 ! 3 146 84 s& iz'z m 6.6 37 54 T 2 \ 51 4ji 82 r 3 1 22 7i M F IO I t& *** 40 1 62 7 84 I02 "3 124 140 150 162 177 185 f 03 tot 216 ±11 240 244 249 *5* 259 261 z6y 271 ^79 280 284 290 ^97 67] Roads measured from Hyde Park Corner. [68 To Salisbury, ly Stockbridge. To pBASINGSTOKE*, as p. $$ Popham Lane — Wheatsheaf Inn Little beyond th cJV heat- sheaf Inn, on 1. to Winchester, n M. Sutton On r. to Whitchurch, 6 M,; on 1. to Winches- ter, y. 2% m. from Sutton, onr. to Andover, 7 M. ; on 1. to Winchester, 6%. Leckford Hutt x b PSTOCKBRIDGE K — T. G. 145 H. 663 /.—Ma. ar. 4 Aft.; dep.4Aft. On 1. to Winchester, 8§ M.; and '-Ramsey, io§. Ovww Me Anton River ("whose Course on r. is from Andover, on 1 to the Sea ) ; and ow r. to Andover, 13 J M. Lobcomb Corner, Wilt.' On r. to Andover, q| m. Winlerslow Hutt ^SALISBURY //- Council House (p. 55 Thence to Land's End, as p. 56 4 5 5? 62 66 lit 74 8 c 296 Stockbridge, within 2 M. of, Somborne House, W.P.Powlett,Esq.; Hough- ton Lodge, J. P. Campbell, Esq. \bout 5 M. from Stockbridge, on 1. is Norman Court, Chas. Wall, Esq. Another Road to Land's End. INNS. Popham Lane, Wheatsheaf. Sutton, Coach 8f Horse?. Stockbridge, K.'s Head, Swan. Salisbury, Ante/ope, K.'s Arms, Three Swans, W. Hart. SALISBURY to Stockbridge Sutton Popham Lane Basingstoke _ H 7 4 21 7 7 29 5 6 35 Basingstoke, on 1. Hackwood Park, Lord Bolton. Basingstoke, 4 m. from, on 1. Kemp- shot Park, — Crook, Esq. Leckford Hutt, 3M.onr. atWhenvell, Joseph Iremonger, Esq. 44 3- |M F To b St. Michael, p. 63 !— k M. from St. Michael, on 1. to Truro, 6£. Zealla" Perran Alms House 3^ m. fro?n Perran Alms ! House, onv. to St. Agnes, \ 3§; en 1. to Truro, 5^. ; Black Water" REDRUTH"— M. H. 879 H. 5903 I. On 1. to Falmouth, 10 M. ogan Highway Pool Tucking Mill Camborn* — Church Terswithian Conner Angarrack* Heyle R." (whose Course rot x. is In I lie Sea) 7 'he Heyle is passable at 1 z 0' ("lock, either by Night or Day; hut at any other Time the Passage depends on the Tide. Trelovvith Whitecross 1 Crowliss ; — pPENZANCE*— M. H. j 4 (see p. 64) To Land's End, p. 64 10 4 5 11 i 3- M 250 253 55 260 263 264 265 265 266 267 269 273 274 275 276 280 290 INNS. Redruth, Hotel, King', Arms, London Inn. Penzance, Hotel, King's Head, Ship and Castle, Star Zealla, 1 m. from, on r. Cheverton, J. Thomas, Esq. \ Black Water, 2 M. on 1. is Scorrier Hall, John Williams, Esq. Redruth, near, Tehidy Park, Lord De Dunstanviile. I'm Roads measured from Hyde Park Corner, [70 Camborn, on 1. see Coon, — Harris, Esq. Angarrack, on 1. are the Heyle Cop- per Works. Heyle JR. see on r. Trevethoe, Wm. Praed, Esq. ; and on i. Treclrea, D. Gilbert, Esq. ; and Trewinnard, Sir C. Hawkins, Bart. TheTraveller when atPenzance should see Lanyon Quoit, Logan Rock, La- morna Cove, and the Land's End. To b PTRURO, asp. 6$ Chasewater REDRUTH (seep. 68) Pool Tucking Mill Roskeare Vellansaundry Praze Fraddam Relubbas Goldsithney pMARAZION (seep. 64) pPENZANCE (see p. 64) M II ' M " ^57 ^! 2 262 3 2 z6 n 2 - 267 —3 3 267 26S 2 3 27c 1 a 272 32 26 27c 2 7 S 1 4 1 4 279 281 3 2 284 To Kingston, over Putney Bridge. Brompfon — Bell Queen's Elm" — T. G. Little Chelsea — Goat Walham Green" Fulham- Bridge Gate Putney" — Red Lion, Surrey Putney Heath" Near the Bald Face Stag, on 1. thro' Wandsworth, to London, 8 M. Bald Face Stag fKINGSTGN— p. 0. (seep. 27.) INNS. Redruth and Penzance, as p. 68. Marazion, Star. — - 9 3 4 12 3 6 16 3 l 9 pHOUNSLOW, asp. 51 - pPeltham" Littleton* Cross the Tluimes R. (see P- 52). pCHERTSEY", Surrey 694 H. 3629 /. Feltham, on l.of, is Han worth Park, E. Rees Howe, Esq. Littleton, on r. T. Wood, Esq Chertsey, Porch House, Mr. Cham- berlain Clark, once the Residence of the famous Poet Cowley. Chertsey, in the Environs of, are St. Anne's Hill, Hon. Mrs. Fox ; Fern Grove Lodge, Gen. Taylor; Bot- leys, late Sir Jos. Mawbey, Bart. ; a Seat of Sir Wm. Bellingham, Bt.; Hani Haw, — Alliday, Esq. ; Wo- burn Farm, Admiral Stirling; On- gar Hill, late — Escot, Esq.; Otter* shaw, Edmund Boehm, Esq. ; and Monks Grove, Mrs. Malkin. - I INNS. Fulham, King's Arms. Putney, Red Lion. Kingston, Castle. Griffin, Sun. Queen's Elm, a little beyond the T. G. see on 1. Sir Henry Wilson, Bart. Walham Green, through, on 1. — Pedley, Esq.; opposite, — Penson, Esq.; at Parson's Green, Peterboro' House, — Sampio, Esq. Fulham, Entrance of, on r. Mrs. Stephens ; close to the Bridge, on r. — Townsend, Esq. See from the Bridge a new-built House, — — Ashton, Esq. ; a little further, Lord Ranelagh, Sir H. Torrens, — Bowden, Esq. the Archbishop of Dublin, Capt. King, and Coun tess of Lonsdale; on r. Fulham Palace, Lord Bishop of London. Putney, on 1. Mrs. James ; opposite William Bryant, Esq. and Lady Chambers : on 1. of Putney Hill, leading to the Heath, Lime Grove, E. Fletcher, Esq.; on r. 1. Wm. Leader, Esq. ; 2. J. Ommanney, Esq.; 3. T. Wood, Esq. Putney Heath, on r. 1. Countess De Grey; 2. Dow. Lady Grantham; 3. Wm. Jones, Esq.; 4. J.Davis, Esq..; 5. Jos. Allcock, Esq. ; 6. Viscount Clifden; 7. Earl Bathurst ; 8. ~ Rice, Esq. : on 1. J. H. Franks, Esq. 71] Roads measured from Hyde Park Corner. [/2 To Poole, thru Farnham, Wm* j On r.tn Basingstoke, 1 7 4>i . M I 'H M If thester, and South am pton. Whitchurch, 1 3 ; Ando- To pBagshot, asp. 52 M F 1 M I - 26- I rer, 1 3£ ; Stockbridge, 8$; and Romsey, io£. "j St. Croix' / I t • 66 1 Golden Farmer On r. toBasingsloke,\% M. Over Frimley Heath to I 2 272 , Compton" j Otterborne* 1 675 " 694 Frimley"— IV Hart 2 6 30- J Chandler's Ford Br. 2- - 7 1 4 Cross Blackivater R. ! 2$ M. from Chandler's For J Far nboro'' Ship, Hants iBasingstokeCanal, on 6 306 Bridge, on r. toRo?mey, e, ; 1. to Chichester, ^ i£. ^SOUTHAMPTON" 5 d \ 11 - Farnham Heath 3 1 33/ A corporate Town — j Oeep. 57) 1669 H. 9617 /.—Ma. 1 Near Farnham, on 1. to ar. 7 Mo. ; dep. 8 Aft. Guildford, io£ If. (Packet Observations, p. t FARNHAM- Chu. Sun: 4 - 37 1 770 538 H. 291 1 /.—Ma. Millbrook— Church 2 79 ' ar. 2 Mo. ; dep. 3 Mo. Bentley Green , Hants 3 7 4»* Redbridge — Anton R. y (whose Course on r. is 1 . [ 805 Froyle* 2 2 44- from Stockbridge, and 1 Holy bourne 2 1 46 1 on 1. into the Sea.) pALTON-P. 0. — 7 47- . Totton — . \ 81 1 | 408 H. 2316 /.—Ma. On 1. to Lymington, 1 5 M.; ar. 3 Mo.; dep. 1 Mo. on r. to Salisbury, 23. On r. to Odiham, 8 m.; Cadnam-AW Forest 4 d 1 85 5 mid Basingstoke, 12^. On \.to Lymington, \ 25M.; Chawton" 1 2 48 2 oji r. to Salisbury, 15. On 1. to Portsmouth, 29! I Stony Cross" 3" - 885 M. ; and Gosport, 30$. 1 Picked Post"-J\ r . Forest 6- - 94 5 - 9 6 5 97 t Ropley Stoke 4 3| 5*5 Poulner— IV Hart 2- North Street — * 3 53- ■ 'RING WOOD — Church 1 Ropley Dean' 1 6 S4 6 678 H. 3269 /.—Ma. i Bishop's Sutton-5^/> 1 3 5 6 » ar. 10 Mo k ; dep. 6 Aft. pALRESFORD - Church { 2 57 3 0» r. to Salisbury/, \6\M.; 68 H. 385 /.—Ma. ar. on\.to Christchurch, 9. 4 Mo. ; dep. 11 Aft. Cross the Avon R. which i Seward's Bridge 1 -1 583 4 59 7 1 runs on r. from Salis- , Staple Green — T. G. i Over TVmchester Downs; and at Sfiortledge T. G. on 1. to Gosport, 23-J M. r bury & Fordingbridge, on 1. through Christ- church into the Sea) to Ashley 1 98* Cross the Itchen R. which 1 At i M. on r. to HoHon runs on r. from Aires- Inn, 7$ M. ford, on 1. to the Sea. Over Est Heath to « b P\VINCHESTER\P. 0. 5 3 6 5 : |St. Leonard's Bridge" 3 101 3 A corporate Town : OveraBranch of the Stour 1 1 14.H. 6 705/. includ- New Bridge" — 1 r IOI / ing Soke Liberty.-Ma. Enter Dorset. ar. 6 Mo.; dep. 10 Aft. 1 On 1. through Kingston, The Assizes held here. 1 to Poole, 10 M. | 73] Roads measured from Hyde Park Corner. 174 Frimley, on the r. see Frimley Place, John Tickle, Esq. Between Frimley and Farnboro\ on 1. Windmill Hill, Jas. Grant, Esq. Farnborough, at, on 1. Farnborough Place, Val. H. Wilmot, Esq. Farnham, Entrance of, on the 1. see Moor Park, Wm. Timson, Esq. At Farnham is Farnham Castle, the Bishop of Winchester; a little far- ther on 1. is Lady Kerr. 2 M. from Farnham, on r. see Willey House, Wm. Marsh, Esq. ; a little further on, see on r. a new-br.llt House, Capt. Ommanney. 3 M. from Farnham, on the r. Mash House, R. Thresher, Esq. Bentley Green, near, on 1. at Mare- lands, Lord Stawell ; and opposite, and just through, J. F. Butterfield,. Esq. Bentley Green, on r. Cold- ivy, Wm. Lee, Esq. Froyle, on r. Frovle Place, Rev. Sir f ho. Miller, Bart. Chaw ton t see on 1. Chawton Park, J. C. Middleton, Esq. Ropley Dean, on 1. New House, Capt. Cooks ; and John Duthie, Esq. Alresford, on r. Rev. Cha. Gower; by Old Alresford Church, Lord Rod- ney. Just thro' Alresford, see on r. New Place, late Capt. Young. i£m. beyond Alresford, see on the r. Ovington Place, George Lowther, Esq. ; about 3 M. on r. of 60 Mile- stone, Avington Park, Marquis of Buckingham. Winchester has an Appearance of con- siderable Antiquity. The Cathedral was begun in the nth Century; but it was almost entirely rebuilt by Bishop Wykeham, in 1394: it is a very magnificent Structure, being 545 Feet in Length. The public School was also founded by William of Wykeham. Winchester, just thro', see on r. the King's House, which is used for Barracks. St. Croix, at, is the Hospital. Compton, see on 1. Twyford Lodge,) George Hoare, Esq. ; and further,! Shewford House, Sir H. C. St. John 1 Mildmay, Bart. Otterborne, see on 1. Bambridge, W.j Smith, Esq. ; 1 m. on r. Cranbury Park, Lady Holland; from the 71 Milestone, see on the 1. Stoneham Park, Mrs. Fleming. Southampton, about 2 m. before, sec Portswood House, Dowager Lady Kingston; on the same Side is a Seat of — Bazalgette, Esq. Southampton, 1 M. before, see on 1 Bevis Mount, Henry Elton, Esq. : opposite, Bannisters Lodge, Wm. Fitzhugh, Esq. ; a little further is Clayfield, Chas. Mackett, Esq. ; & little beyond, Sam. Harrison, Esq Southampton, near to, see on 1. Belle Vue House, late Admiral Bligh; near is H amble House, Edw. Tay- lor, Esq. : across Hythe Ferry, on the Banks of Southampton Water, is Cadland Park, A. Drummoad, Esq. ; near is Cakhot Castle. Opposite Southampton is Marchwood Lodge, John Hambrongh, Esq. Southampton, a Place of great fashion- able Summer Resort, was incorpo- rated by Charles I. : it returns z Members to Parliament. Near the west Quay is a Range of commo- dious Baths, in which the Water is changed every Tide : here is also a convenient warm Bath. The public Rooms are situate near the Baths. Stony Cross, within $ M. on 1. Castle Malwood Cottage, Hon. Col. Mur- ray ; nearly opposite, Castle Mal- wood ; at a little Distance from the Road, on r. is Rufus's Stone. 3 M. beyond Stony Cross, on 1. at some Distance from the Road, isBoldre- wood Lodge, Duke of Gloucester. Picked Post, New Forest, 2 M. on 1. is Burley Park, Charles Shaw Le- fevre, Esq. Ringwoody 2§ M. on r. Moyles Court, Dr. Taylor; and Somerley, Henry Baring, Esq. Ringwoody i* M. on 1. Avon Cottage, Earl of Malmsbury; about 4 w. further south, Hum Court, Visct. Fitzharris. St. I^eonard's Bridge, within -J M. of, St. Leonards, Viscount Fitzharris. NewBridge, about 2 m. on r. Uddens- House, J. Barratt, Esq. l 75l Roads measured from Hyde Park Corner. [76 Pass over the Heath to Leigh" — T. G. pWIMBORN MIN- STER" 704 H 3158 /.—Ma. ar. 1 1 Mo.; dep. 5 Aft. On r. to Cranboum, 10 M.; and Blandford, z. Canford-.5n. over the StourR.(\vhose Course on r. is from Bland- ford; on 1. by Christ- church into the Sea) 3 M. further, on Poole Heath, on r. to Bland- ford, 10^ If.; and at about 1 M. further on r. to Wareham, 10; and Corfe Cast If . 5. b PPOOLE -Antelope Lin A corporate Town — 1134.7/. 4816 /.—Ma. ar. iz Mo.; dep. 4 Aft. POOLE to Wimborn Minster Ringwood .Southampton Winchester Alresford Alton Farnham Bagshot Leigh, near, on 1. see Great Canford '/b London, as p. 66 106 107 113 House, Lady B. Ashley ; z m. on r Gaunt's House, Sir R. C. Glyn, Bt Wimborn, near, Dean Court, Sir Jas Hanham, Bt. ; and Kingston Hall, Henry Banks, Esq. Near 2 m. from Wimborn, on r. Mer- ley House, J. Willett Willett, Esq. INNS.Ba S shot,K:sArms,W.Hart. Farnham, Bush. Alton, Crown, Swan. Alresford, Swan. Winchester, George, W.Hart. Southampton, Coachts; Horses, Dolphin, George, Star, Tine. Ringwood, Crown, TV Hart. Wimborn Minster, Crown, Newlnn. Poole, London Tavern, New Antelope, Old Antelope. M F M — - 6 9 4 i«; 2C 6 36 I I 6 48 7 7 56 to 3 66 9 1 75 1 1 - 87 To Southampton — New Road. ToFilmerHiir,?. 85 On 1. to Gosport, 22-J M. 7 M. from Filmer Hill, on 1. the new Road to (vrhampton. Near Bp.'s JTaUham, on r. to Winchester, 10* M. pBISHOP'SWALTHAM 94 6 <; 381 H 1830 /.-Ma. ar. 10 Mo.; dep. 4 Aft. On 1. to Gosport j 13 M. Botley* 3 d 68 1 M. from Botley, on r. to Romscy, iy\ m. South End" — Pound On 1. £//2 Inn the Hill, on r the Countess of Car- mmn , £ of Mdcomh digan s and Marquis VVellesley s;l nearly opposite,Mrs.Elliker; a little further is Lady Morshead : opposite the Star and Garter, Miss Darell. Richmond Bridge, just above, on 1. Samuel Paynter, Esq. ; and Rich- mondHouse,Duchess of Buccleuch. Richmond Hill, see from, a beautiful & extensive Prospect of theR.Thames, and surrounding Country ; and the Seat of the Hon. R. I. Greville. Richmond Park, in, Vise. Sidmoutti, & Dowager Countess of Pembroke. / > £ter$fttr//i,Petertsham Lodge, SirWm Monckton Near Brodeway , on r. to Bridport, 15M on 1. to Wareham, 20f . b Melcomb Regis b PWEYMOUTH x — P. 1019//. 4732/. — Ma ar. 2 Aft.; dep. 1 1 Mo. INNS.~~ 19 124 127 127 Weymouth, Bear, Crown, Golden Lion, King's Head. Dorchester, \ M.from, on 1. the Amphi- theatre ; and 1* m. on 1. Herring- stone, Edward Williams, Esq. Brodeway, near, onr. JohnGould,Esq. FPey moit th, South of,is PortlandCastle, John Penn, Esq. 85] Roads measured from Hyde Park Corner. [8ti 13 2 1 To Go sport. m'f! ToPALTON, asp. li Chawton" On r. to Winchester , 1 7 M. Farringdon" East Tisted" — Church i§ M. from East Tisted, j on 1. to Petersjield, 6%. j Over West TistedCamm. to Filmer Hill On r. to Soutliaynpton, the I new Road, 19^ M. The Hutt" i^West Meon-Church\ >Warnford"— T. G. Exton" — White Lion Corhampton"- Church 1 3 1 7 - 1 Meon Stoke — Church — 1 Droxford" — Church Hill- Pound— r. G. Pass overWaltham Chase, and on r. to Winchester, il% M.; and Southamp- ton,, 9f. Wickham"- to theT.R. leading to Portsmouth, 7 M. pFAREHAM "— P. O. 621 H. 3325 /.—Ma. ar. 8 Mo. ; dep. 5 Aft. On 1. to Cosham, 5 M.; and Chichester, i8£. JBrookhurst* — T. G. Fotton iGOSPORT-India Arms 1474//. 7788 /.—Ma. - . ar. 7 Mo. ; dep. 6 Aft. TVte nearest Way is byPorts>muth,p.2\ and t/ien cross the Ferry to Gosport V 32 3:5 34 57 58 bo 61 62 62 63 65 JTiVWS. Warnford, G«wg*. Wick ham, Kings. Fareham, Red Lion. Gosport. Crown, Dolphin, India Arms Red Lion. Chawton, at, on 1. is Chawton Park J. C. Middleton, Esq. ; on r. Rev. Mr. Papilion. Farringdon, on r. Mrs. Barry. Farringdon, 1 M. beyond, on the r. is Pelham Place, T. Dumaresq, Esq East Tisted, on r. Rotherfield Park, James Scott, Esq.; 2$ M. on 1. is Basing Park, Richard Norris, Esq. The Hutt, about 2 m. on r. Bramdean, Christopher Hodges, Esq. West Meon, on r. is Brookwood House, — Greenwood, Esq.; on 1. is Hall Place, Luke Dillon, Esq.; beyond it Westbury House, Vise. Gage. Warnford, see on 1. Belmont, General Jones. Exton, 2 m. on 1. a Roman Camp on Old Winchester Hill, which over- looks Meon Stoke and Droxford. Corhampton, on r. H.P.Wyndham, Esq. Droxford, Entrance of, on 1. — Payne, Esq.; and Rev. Mr. Gamier. Droxford, at, SirTho. Champneyfi,Bt. Droxford, \ m. beyond, on 1. Middling- ton Place, P. Barfoot, Esq. ; on r. at a Distance from the Road, is Swan- more, W. A. Bettesworth, Esq. Droxford, i$M.from, oral. Hill Pfa.ce, R. Goodlad, Esq. Wickham, near, on r. Little Park , John. Waddington, Esq.; and Park Piace, Wm. Grant, Esq. ; on i. Wickham Corner, G. Gamier, Esq. Fareham, within 1 m. on l.Roch Court, — Whailey, Esq. ; beyond which, on 1. Sir Wm. Bennet 1 on r. Wars- ash, Archer Swinton, Esq. Fareham Hill, at, S. Jellicoe, Esq. ; and on r. of Fareltam, Blackbrook, G. Purvis, Esq.; on 1. Cam's Hail, Lieut. H. P. Delme. Brookhurst, at, M. March, Esq. To "BLANDFORD,/?. & Milton Abbey CERNE ABBAS 157 H. 79 5 L INNS. hound. M F M - 103 7 6 I I 1 9 2 I 20 Blandford, Crown, Grey- Cerne Abbas, New Inn. ^DORCHESTER, p, $6 Winterborne On r. to Bridport, 10 M. Abbotsbury" ti 9 124 129 Abbotsbury, see the Seat of the Earl of Ilchester, and the Decoy for wild Fowl. — Here is said to be the largest Collection of Swans in England, j G 2 87] Roads measured from Hyde Park Corner. [88 To Winchester, Ringwood, and Poole, ly Basingstoke. To ^BASINGSTOKE*, as P-SS Popham Lane Whea tsh eaf In n On r. to Stockbridge, 1 5^M f Popham East Stratton Park" New Inn King's Worthy*-Chu. Headbonrn Worthy- Church ^WINCHESTER (see p. 71) — George Inn On r. to Whitchurch, 13 M.; Andover, 13^; and Stockbridge, 8f : on 1. to Southampton, 11^; and Gosport, 23-*-. Pitt" Standon — T. G. Hursley *• — Church Ratleak Over Amphiei Common to Amphier— W. Horse Abbot's Wood At oboist 2 m. on 1. to Gosport, 24-J. Andover Canal* On 1. to Southampton, 8 M. pROMSEV— M. H. 933 H. 4297 /.-Ma. ar. 8 Mo.; dep. 6 Aft. On v.to Stockbridge, iof M. Cross the Anton or Test R. whose Course on r. is from Stockbridge, and on 1. into the Sea. On r. to Salisbury, i^m. Ower Bridge" (across a Branch of the Anton) On r. to Salisbury, 16 m. ; on i. to Southampton^ 8. OverShorne. HiUOommop., Cadnam" New Forest On 1. to Lymington, i2§ M.; on r. to Salisbury, 1 5 Stony Cross* picked Post*- A'. Forest M F 45 ppoulner— W. Hart pRINGWOOD- Church (see p. 72) St. Leonard's Bridge New Bridge (across a Branch of the S tour) Dor. At § m. on r. to Wimborn, \h "*• Long Ham Cross the R. Stour (see p. IS)- Kingston On 1. to Ckristchurch t $$W. How Corner Within 1 m. of Poole, on v.to Wareham, ni M. ^POOLE (seep. 75) 9* 99 100 105 6; 66 67- 6b 69 7C INNS. Popham Lane, Wheat- sheaf. Winchester, George, W. Hart. Romsey, Bell, W. Hvr.e. Ringwood, Crown, W. Hart. Pooie, London Ta- vern, New Antelope, Old Antelope. 7? 7 2 76 Basingstoke, 4 m. from, on l.Kempshot Park, — Crook, Esq. ; and near : M. distant from the Road is Farleigh Wallop, Earl of Portsmouth. Basingstoke, 5 m. from, on 1. Dummer House, T. Terry, Esq. East Stratton Park, Sir Tho.Baring,Bt. East Stratton, 3 m. from, about ; on 1. is Grange Park, Henry Drum- mond, Esq. King's Worthy, on 1. Capt. Sir Charles Ogle ; about 1 if. further, Avington Park, Marquis of Buckingham. Pitt, after you ascend the Hill from,cn 1. see Farley Mount, on which is a Mausoleum, erected by the late Sir P. St. John to the Memory of a fa vourite Hunter, who, with his Master, leaped into a Marl Pit, 2c Feet deep, and afterwards won the Hunter's Plate at Winchester. Hursley, on r. is Hursley Lodge, Sir W. Heathcote, Bart, Amphiei, Benjamin White, Esq. - The Andover Canal commences at the Town of Andover, passes through Stockbridge and near to Romsey I and from thence to Redbridge,unit- 5 i ing with the Southampton Water. 89] Roads measured from Hyde Park Corner. [00 Ramsey, on 1. Broadlands Park, Lord Viscount Palmerston. Ower Bridge, $ m. from, on r. Paulton Park, Hans Sloane, Esq. Between Ower Bridge and Cadnam, on 1. is Hopwood House, Miss Saville. Stony Cross, within f m. on 1. Castle Malwood Cottage, the Hon. Col. Murray; 3 m. beyond Stony Cross, and i M. on the 1. is Boldrewood Lodge, H. R. H. the Duke of| Gloucester. Picked Post, 2 m. on 1. Burley Park S. Lefevre, Esq. To TOPSHAM. To hr BRIDr , ORT,a5i».59- • Cr*?/m«? 7?e>£7>,CountessDowagerPoulett. Colyford, a little on 1. of, is Sted- comb, John Hallett, Esq. Between Colyford and Sidford, oa r, areWiscombePark,D.Gordon,Esq.; and Netherton House, Sir W. Pri- deaux, Bart. St. George's Clyst, on r. is Winslade House, J. D. Porcher, Esq. Another Road to To c ^SALISBURY, p. $$ Coombe Bisset 2 M.from Coom.be Bisset, on v.toB'andford, 1 7JM", Tipput Bowridge, Dorset p Cranbourn" Horton Inn" Stanbridge" — Chapel Honey Brook "WIMBORN MIN- STER" (seep.lO To^POOLE, asp".y$ Pool 3 E. 892 90 92 96 IOO 101 109 Cranbourn, on 1. is Cranbourn Lodge, Lewis Tregonwell, Esq. Cranbourn, 1 M. beyond, on l.Edmons- ham House, Col. Munro ; and 2 M. from Cranbourn, on r. WimboruSt. Giles, Earl of Shaftesbury. Horton Inn, about 1 M. on r. Critchill House, Henry Charles Sturt, Esq. Stanbridge Chapel, on 1. is Gaunt's House, Sir R. Carr Glynn, Bart. ; 1 m. beyond Stanbridge, on r. is High Hall, W. J. Spurrier, Esq. TVimbom Minster, 2 m. on r. King- ston Hall, H. Bankes, Esq. IVimborn, 3 m. on r. of, is Henbury, Hon. Edw. Harbord. TVimbom Minster, on r. beyond, is Charborough,tbe lateR.D.Grosve- nor, Esq.; and Bloxworth House, Thomas Pickard, Esq. 91] Koads measured from Hyde Park Corner. [92 To Plymouth, Plymouth Bideford Bridge (over M F| M IF Dock, and Falmouth. a Branch of the Emit) 1 - 202 2 ■ M F M 1 t Onl.to Totness, 8£ M. To cb PEXETER x , asp. 60 - 172 t > Plvy Bridge* — London Cross theExeR. (seep. 60) . Inn 2 I 204 3 St. Thomas — i 172 ; 1 Cross the ErmeR. (whose Alphington — Church 7 5 Onl.to Totncss, 7^ M. j At Mutton Cove, cross the Dart R. (whose Course TamarR. (which rises on t. is from the Forest, in the northernmost and on 1. into the Sea) 1 2 192 6 Part of Cornwall, near Buckfastleigh'-iV. Inn 1 5 194 3 Stratton) to Dean Prior T I 195 4 ■ Torpoint", Cornwall — -1 , 218 1 Harburton Ford" (over ! St. Anthony— Church 32 ; 22i 3 a Branch of the Dart) it ) 1972 , Crofthole"— T. G. 24 J 223 7 Brent — Church 1 7 199 1 Trerule Foot" 42 228 1 Cross the Aven R. (whose 1 On r. to Saltash, 14 M, Course on 1. is to the i "PLISKEARD"- Church 6- ■ 2 34 1 Sea) ; 8f a little beyond, 549 H. 2884 /. Ma. ! on 1. to Modbvry, 5 M. ar. 4 Mo.; dep. 5 Aft. i Glaze Bridge (AvenR) 1 i 200 2 ■ On r. to Tavistock, 1 7 m. j Wriatard 1 - - to 1 2 1 Western T^ap House 64 J 240 5 93] Roads measured from Hyde Park Cornkr. [94 On r. to Bodmin , 7 M. Pass over the Downs, and cress the Fotvey (which runs on 1. to the Sea) to ^LOSTWITHIEL* M.H. A corporate Town — 154 H. 825 /. On r. to Bodmin, 5^ M. Pelyn*— T. G. On r. to Bodmin, <$ m. St. Blaizey — Church. Tregreban* pST. AUSTLE "-Church m H. 3686 I.— Ma. ar.~8 Aft.; dep. 9 Aft. St. Mewan — Church Sticker 1 m. beyond Sticker, on \. to Tregoney, 5£ M. k PGRAMPOUND *-M H A corporate Town 99 H. 601 /. Pro bus* — Church Truck Tresilian* — Bridge On 1. to Tregonev, 3$M. ^TRURO* (see "p. 63) Calenick— T. G. Perran Well Oh r. fr> Helstone, 12 M. Stricken Bridge b PPENRYN ^^.64)— Junc.ofRd.to Falmouth pFALMOUTH" ffee J9.64) 26 7 24 -4 *45 247 249 251 *54 255 256 260 1 262 263 264 33 2675 268'7 J272J5 '2737 I i Uliz8o.- vy Bridge Ashburton Chudleigh Exeter INNS. Chudleigh, Clifford Anns, K.'sArms. Ashburton, G. Lion, London Inn. Ivy Bridge, London Inn, Royal Oak. Ridge way, George. Plymouth, Globe, Hotel, King's Arms. Plymouth Dock, Fountain, K.'sArms. Liskeard, K.'s Arms, London Inn. Lostwithiel, Talbot. St. Austle, TV. Hart. Truro, R. Lion, Wynn's Hotel. Falmouth, K.'s Arms, Pearce's Hotel. FALMOUTH to Truro _ - ?2 3 St. Austle 1.3 4 2rf 7 Lostwithiel 8 2 34 1 Liskeard if 6 45 7 Plymouth Dock 16 4 62 3 Plymouth 2 64 3 Ridge way 4 7 69 2 6 3 75 12 7 88 9 5 98 9 1 107 Exeter, 3^ m. beyond, see on r. Hal- don House, Sir L. V. Palk, Bart. CloptonBridge and Chudleigh, between, on r. Whiteway, M. Parker, Esq. Chudleigh, 1 M. on 1. Ugbrook, the beautiful Seat of Lord Clifford. Jews Bridge, on 1. is Stover, G. Tem- pler, Esq.; and Teigngrace Church. Ashburton, near, Ogwell House, J. P. Taylor, Esq. Biwkfastleigh, at, the Ruins of Buck- fast Abbey. Harbur ton Ford, 1 M. on 1. is Marley House, Walter Palk, Esq. Ivy Bridge, on r. of, is Stowford, P. Bowen, Esq. Beyond Ivy Bridge, on r. Highland House, G. Marshall, Esq. Cazlleigh, 2 m. on r. of, is Blatchford, Sir J. L. Rogers, Bt. ; near which is Dallamoor, T. H. Hayes, Esq. Lee Mill Bridge, -*-M. beyond, about i§ to r. Goodamore, P. T. Treby, Esq. ; near which, Beachwood, R. Rosdew, Esq. ; Hamerdon Lodge. G. Woolicombe, Esq. ; and Newn- ham Park, Rev. R. Strode. Plym R. 1 M. on 1. Saltram, Earl of Morley; Rock, Jno. Hawker, Esq.; and Radford, John Harris, Esq. : on r. Boringdon Park. After cross- ing the PlymR. on r. are Leigham, Addis Archer, Esq.; Higher Efford, W.Clark, Esq.; and Lower Efford, Lieut.-col. Nelson. Lipson Hill, going up, on 1. is Lower Mount Gold, J.L.Lewes, Esq. Plymouth, Entrance of, on 1. Friary Lodge, Sir M. Seymour, Bt.; near, Derryford House, J.C. Langmead, Esq.; Belle Vue, Admiral Bulteel ; and Manadon, Mrs. Wolrond. Plymouth, i M. on 1. from, Tothill, Miss Culme; 6 M. on r. Chaddle- wood, Wm. Hale Symons, Esq. Plymouth Dock, Arsenal and Bar- racks : on 1. across the Crimble Passage, the fine Seat of Mount Edgcurnbe, Lord MountEdgcumbe. Fbr remaining Seats see p. 95. 95] Roads measured from Hyde Park Corner. ipt; Torpoint, on r. Thanks, Lady Graves ; i about z M. on r. of the Road, East; Antony, Rt. Hon. R. Pole Carew. Crofthole, about i§ M, from, on r. is Port Eliot, Earl of St. German's. Trerule Foot, on 1. is Bake, Sir Jos. Copley, Bt.; i£ M. beyond, on r. is Catchfrench, F. Glanville, Esq. Liskeard, i m. before, on i. Cartuther, J. Kekewick, Esq. Lcuivithiel, on 1. on this Side of, Bo- connoc, Lord Grenville : i M. be- yond is Ethy, Admiral Penrose. Lostwithiel, ni.on r. RestormelCastle, 1. Hext, Esq.; i M. on 1. Plyn, N. Kendal, Esq. ; near which is Pen- quite, T. Graham, Esq. Pelyn, on 1. Rev. N. Kendal. Tregrehan, on r. I. Carlyon, Esq. St. Jostle, about i£ M. from, on r. is Hemball, N. Crewe, Esq., if m, on 1. Dupcrth, C. Rashleigh, Esq.; and Penrice, J. S. Sawle, Esq. Crampound, within I M. on 1. is Fen- nans, — Dinothorne, Esq. Probus, within i m. on 1. Trewithan, Sir Christopher Hawkins, Bart. Tresilian Bridge, i£m. on r. Trahane, Wm. Stackhouse, Esq. ; l M. be- yond, on r. is Pencallenick, John Vivian, Esq.; and nearly opposite, Penair, Capt. Reynolds. Truro, near, on r.Tregolls,Adm.Lake. Falmouth, on 1. Trefusis, Lord Clin- ton and Say; and Pendennis Castle. To Plymouth, by Newton Bushel and Totnesa. To cb PEXETER, asp.6o -Cross the ExeR. (seep. do) . St. Thomas Alphington* Cross the Ken R. Ken ford" Haldon Hill* Sandy Gate' About i M. cross theTeign R. whose Course on 1. is to the Sea. Entrance of N. Bushed 5k M.; andAshburton, j$. NEWTON BUSHEL" Two Mile Oak 7^ *74 178 2 1846! Bow Bridge Town* Cross the Dart R. (which runs on r. from Dart- moor Forest ; and on 1. into the Sea, to b J>TOTNESS* A coi'poratc Town — 327 H. 2 7 ^5 /.—Ma. ar. 7 Mo.; dep. 7 Aft. § M. beyond, on r. to Ash- burton, on 10, 1. to Dartmouth Blakemoor" $ftl . beyond, cross a Branch of the Dart R. Wonton New Bridge (over the Avon, whose Course on 1. is to the Sea) Woodland* Venn On r. to Plymouth, by Ivy Bridge, 16 >:. Shilstone Mary Cross MODBURY 316 H. 1890 /. Sequer's Bridge (over the Erme, which runs on r. from the Forest, and on 1. into the Sea) At about 2 M. cross the Yealme R. which runs on 1. to the Sea. Yealmpton* Cross the Silver R. which runs on 1. to the Sea. Brixton PPLYMTON EARLE* A corporate Town 92 //. 715 /.—Ma. ar. 9§Mc; dep. c$ Aft. j; m. beyond, on r. to Exe- ter, 39 M. Cross the Pii/m R. ^PLYMOUTH (scep.g 2) I.IiFj M 2 191 2 I95 195 ( 9 7 2CO 20I 202 2 03 206 206 207 ^09 214 ll6 INNS. NewtonBushel, Globe, Hotel, Sun. Totness, Seven Stars. Modbury, Exeter Inn. Plymton, George. Ply- mouth, Globe, Hotel, King's Arms. 97] Roads measured from Hydb Park Corner. [98 Alphington, on r. of, Peamore, S. Kekewick, Esq. ; a little further, on 1. Kenbury, E. P. Lyon, Esq. Kenford, under the Fir Trees, as you ascend Haldon Hill, on 1. Treyhill, Henry Ley, Esq. ; and Bickham, John Short, Esq. Haldon Hill t ascending, on r. is Haldon House, Sir L. V. Palk, Bt. On Haldon Hill, towards the r. see High Tor Rocks, discernible as far as Totness: — they are a Sea Mark. At ■§ M. upon a Hill, on r. is Castle Lawrence, built by the late Sir L. Palk, iu Honour of the late Gen. Lawrence. On the Top of the Hill, a beautiful and extensive Prospect of the City of Exeter, Topsham, Lympstone StarCross ; NutwellCourt/T.Drake Esq. ; Courtland, Sir W. Roberts Bart. ; and Exmouth, on 1. of the Exe R. ; on r. of the Exe, Powder- ham Castle, W. Courtenay, Esq. ; beyond, Mamhead, Earl of Lis- burne, the River Exe to the Sea; and in clear Days the Bill of Port- land is easily discoverable. Sandy Gate, about 2 M. before, on r. is Ugbrook, a beautiful Seat of Ld. Clifford ; and Wood,Rev.G.Comyns, TeignR. crossing, on r. Stover Lodge, G. Templer, Esq. Newton Busfiel, on 1. is Knoles; and a little beyond, on r. Broadridge which, with several Points near them, afford some most picturesque Prospects. Bridge Town and Totness, between, about % M. on 1. the Ruins of Berry Pomeroy Castle, Duke of Somerset ; Gatcomb, C. Cornish, Esq. ; near which, Loventor, Sir F.F.Baker, Bt. Totness, on the Dartmouth Road, Bowden House, Mrs. Adams-; and on the Banks of the Dart, Sharp- ham House, Mrs. Bastard. Totness, beyond, on 1. Follaton, E. Cary, Esq. Blahenxoor, a little beyond, on 1. Sandwell House, Capt. Bennett; near which is Dundridge, James Parrott, Esq. Woodland, on 1. Blackhall, H. Cor- nish, Esq.; \\ M. on 1. North Huish, II T. King, Esq. ; and beyond is Fowelscombe, J. King, Esq. Yealmpton, within l M. of, on 1. is Kit- ley, E. P. Bastard, Esq. ; and ad- joining Kitley, Puslinch, Rev. J. Yonge ; and Coffieet, Rev. R. Lane. Ply m ton Earle, about 5 M. on 1. of, is Membland House, Sir J.Perring, Bt. To Padstow. To ^LAUNCESTON, as P- 63 Cross the Attery R. which runs on r.to theTamar. St. Stephen's Down Egloskeny Near Haleworthy, on 1. to Launceston, 11 M. Haleworthy, or Hall Drunkard Beyond Haleworthy , on r. to Bossiney, 10M. Davidstow b PCAMELFORD A corporate Town — 234 H. 1 100 /.—Ma. ar.4Aft.; dep. 9 Mo. Tramagennow Near Helstone, on 1. to Bodmin, 12 m. Helstone KnertsMiil St. Teath Tregear On 1. to St. Columb, 10 M. Pendogget St. Endellion Gunvena St. Minver Tredissick Tredilly Cross the Camel R. (whose Course on 1. is from Camelford, and on r. into the Sea) to PPADSTOW 237 H. 1498 /. M IP 213 214 215 223 5 227 5 228 :2 95 2307 23111 233 5 234 236 2 37j7 23 9| ( 240H 241 1 242 To Haleworthy, above Bosscastle l> Bossmey — - 222 / - 220 3 - 232 <)9] Roads measured from Hyde Park Cornbr. [100 To cb PEXETER, as p. 60 \- Barley Bridge (over a Branch of the Exe) Longdown End" Beer Green About 1 M from Green, cross the E. Teign R. which runs on 1. to the Sea. FMORETON HAMP- STEAD* 345 H. 1653 J. -Ma. ar. 8 Mo. ; dep. 7 Aft. Bughead Cross Worm hill Over Dartmoor Forest. New House Two Bridges Over the Dart R. which runs on 1. into the Sea. On r. to Ivy Bridge, 1 5 M . Merriville Bridge, over a Branch of the TavyR. 2 I m .fromMerri 1 UleBrid. on r. to Okehampton, 1 6 ; on 1. to Plymouth, 13. t-pTAVISTOCK 514 H. 4723 /-—Ma. ar. 1 1 Mo. ; dep. 3 Aft. New Bridge" across the Tamar R. (which runs on 1. into the Sea) "PCALLINGTON orKel- lington", (jyrnuall 176 H. 938 /. Ma. ar. 7 Mo.; dep. 8 Aft. On r. to Launceston, 1 \\ M.; on 1. to Saltash, 9. About if M.frovi Calling- ton cross the Lynher R. whose Course on 1. is to the Sea. l\w.further cross theTidi it runs on 1. to the Sea. Pengover Hmut I M. from Pengover cross Smton R. which runs <>n 1. to the ^ea •PLlsKEMlD" (secp.qz) '•J-'IKl HO, <(sp. 92 172 ns 176 £7 8 •79 183 185 186 190 197 200 Z04 208 *»3 Longdown End, on 1. is Perridge, Joshua Williams, Esq. Moreton Hampstead, near, Medland, J. D. Foulkes, Esq.; and Great Fulford, Baldwyn Fulford, Esq. Neiu Bridge, beyond, on r. F.Wallis, Esq.; z m. on 1. Harwood, W. L. Trelawney, Esq. Callington, 3 m. beyond, on 1. Newton, Weston Helyar, Esq. ; on r. Modi- tonham, Charles Carpenter, Esq. Lisheard, onl.Trebigh, SirB.Wrey,Bt. 219 zzi i\\S. Ta*i \l : u)uh>n lnt:„ -iru-k, Bidford Lm, To b PANDOVER, p. 55 WeyhWY—Church On r. to Ludgershall, 4 M. Mullenspond"— T. G. Park House Over the Downs to Bourne R. (which runs on r. to the R.Avon), Wilts, pAMESBURY*— Bridge 178//. 723/.— Ma.ar. 105 Mo. ; dep. 3^ Aft Cross AvonR. which runs on 1. to Salisbury. Stonehenge" — Salis bury Plain Onr.to Warminster, 1 3^ M. Longbourne Cross On r. to Devizes, 1 34 m. on 1. to Salisbury, 8. Stoke" — Bell — Salis- bury Plain Shrewton Deptford Inn On r. to Warminster, \c\ M.; 1. to Salisbury, \o\. Cross the Wily Bourne R. whose Course on 1. is into the R. Avon. Wily— Church Cross the Downs to the New Inn HHINDON* (seep. 123) On r. to Chicklade, 1$ m. Willoughby Hedge T. G. On 1. to Hindon, 3 M.; M. further, on r. to Button , 1 3 \. v\\\\\\: 4-7 H. 2211 /. Ma av. 1 Aft.; dep. 8 Mo. 101] Roads measured from Hyde Park Corner. [102 Bourton-r. G. Dorset Bay ford", Soinerset On 1. to Shaftesbury, 9 * M. pWINCAUNTON 380//. 1850/. — Ma ar. 2 Aft.; dep. 6\Mo On r. to Bruton, 5 M. A little before Holton, on 1. to Sherborne, 7|. Hol ton* 2 M. from Holton, on r to Bruton, 6f ; and to Sherborne, \. Sparkford On r. to Bruton, 8$ M.; and about $ m. further, on 1. to Yeovil, 7$. MLCHESTER" 87 H 610 I. Cross the Yeo R. (whose Course on r. is to Lang- port, where it unites with the Parret River) , and along the Roman Foss Way to the Parret R. (see p. 108), and on 1. to Yeovil, 4^ m, Watergore White Cross On 1. to Crewkerne, 5 J M. Seavington St Michael Seavington St. Mary White Lackington" ; ILMINSTER(k^.n 9 ) On r. to Taunton, 10 m.j on 1. to Crewkerne, 6. Horton" About 6£ m . cross Haven R. and enter Devonshire. Yarcomb" b PHONITON x (seep. 59) Thence to EXETER^.59 M IO4 108 1 10 16 129 ! I2Q % ji&j* »34 J 35 142 149 165 INNS. Amesbury, George. Dept- ford Inn. Hindon, Lamb. Mere, Ship. Wincaunton, Bear, Greyhound, White Horse. Ilchester, Bell. Ilmin- ster, George, Sivan. EXETERlto" Honiton Ilminster Ilchester 1 2 1643 3 1 43 3 Wincaunton Mere Hindon Deptford Inn Amesbury Andover 57 64 7i 78 87 102 2 JVeyhill, on r. Rambridge, — Hamil ton, Esq.; Rambridge Cottage, H. Gawler, Esq.; and Clanville Lodge lately Hen. Bosanquet, Esq.: about 2 M. further, on r. Chute Lodge. Weyhill, about 2 m. on 1. of, at Monk- stone, Mrs. Jane Roman ; and Amport, Marquis of Winchester. Mullenspond, \\ M. from, on 1. Quar- ley, Richard Cox, Esq. Mullenspond, on 1. of, are The Cottage, Bethuel Cox, Esq.; and Wilbury House, Sir Alex. Mallett, Bart. Amesbun/, a Seat of Lord Douglas. Amesbury, 2 M. from, on r. Stonehenge, a most stupendous Pile of Stones, supposed by some to have been a Druidical Temple, and considered as one of our most remarkable An- tiquities. Amesbury, 2§ M. on l.Durnford Manor House, Mrs. Hams ; and Lake, Rev. Mr. Duke. Stoke, 2 M. from, on r. a large and strong Entrenchment, called Yarn- bury Castle. Hindon, 1 in. on 1. Fonthill Abbey, W. Beckford, Esq. Mere, 2 M. on r. Stourhead House (in which is a very fine Collection of Pictures, and the Grounds be- longing to it very "extensive and beautiful), Sir R. Colt Hoare, Bt.; and i M. beyond Mere, on L Zeals House, Mrs. Grove, Bay ford, 2 m. on 1. Shanks House, Nath. Dalton, Esq. Holton, on r. at North Cadbury, is Yar- lington Lodge, John Rogers, Esq. Ilchester, Entrance of, on r. North- over, lately — Chichester, Esq. White Lackington, on r. Dillington, Wm. Hanning, Esq. Horton, a little beyond, on r. — Collins, Esq. Yarcomb, about z\ M. beyond, and 1 on r. at Up Ottery, Lord Sidmouth. Honiton, within 2 M.on r.-Graves,Esq. H 103] Roads measured from Htde Park Cornbr. [104 To Lymington. To ^SOUTHAMPTON, as p. 72 Milbrook — Church Redbridge — Anton R. (whose Course on r. is from Stockbridge, and on 1. into the Sea.) Totton On r. to Ringwood, \"j\ M.; and Salisbury, 23. Rumbridge— T. G. Cross a Branch of the Southampton R. Cross the New Forest to r Lyndhurst" — Crown On r. to Salisbury, i8£m Over the New Forest, and cross Boldre R. (which on 1. runs to the Sea) to Brockenhurst" Boldre" — New Inn ^INMmGTO^-Jngel 541 H. 2641 /.—Ma. ar. 1 1 Mo.; dep. 4 Aft INNS. Lyndhurst, Crown. Ly mington, Angel. — Post Horses supplied by private Houses. 81 81 86 Lyndhurst, near, The Lodge, H. R. the D. of York; at about 1 m. da 1. Irons Hill Lodge, Her Highness the Princess Sophia of Gloucester. Lyndhurst, thro', on r. Fox Lease, Jn Pickering, Esq. ; Cutfnells, G. H Rose,Esq,; andNorwoodLodge,Ch Mitchell, Esq.; beyond it, Minstead Manor House, H.C. Compton, Esq.; beyond which, Minstead Lodge, C. P. Buckley, Esq.; and Castle Mal- wood Cottage, Hon. Col. Murray. Lyndhurst, at, is the King's House. Lyndhurst, 3 M.from, on r.New Park Brockenhurst at, onl. is Brockenhurst 1 House, John Morant, Esq. Boldre, 1 M. beyond, on r. Battrams- ley Lodge, F. Clarke, Esq. ; and St. Austins, Bishop of Lincoln ; and' see on 1. Vicar's Hill, Adm. Purvis. Lymington, within 1 m. on 1. Walk- ampton, Sir Harry B. Neale, Bt. ; and Warbourn House, Steph. Lan- caster, Esq. : about 2 M. beyond, Another Road to Plymouth, To WOTNESS, p. 96 Lee Bridge (over a Branch of the Dart R.J Won ton Cross the Aven R. which runs on 1. to the Sea. z§ M. beyond PFonton, on r. to Brent, z\\ onl. to Modbury, 3L Bideford Bridge (over a Branch of the Ernie) ^PLYMOUTH, asp. 92 Newton Park, R. Plowden, Esq. ; Baddesley House, C. Dodd, Esq.; and Pylewell, Jos. Weld, Esq. M F M — 195 3 - 198 .99 S 6 205 13 5 Z18 To cb PEXETER,^^. 60 Alphington On r. to Cliudleigh, *,\ m. Cross the B. Ken, which runs on 1. to the Sea. Ken ford Haldon Hill About z$M. from Haldon Hill, on 1. to Neu'tor. Bushel, 7 M. Teignmouth* 172 174 176 178 87 For Seats, SfCi to Haldon Hill, seep. 97 Ttignmouth, at, Cannonsteign Lodge, Adm. Viscount Exmouth. rlLMINSTER, asp. 101 Sea PCHARD— M. H. Old Chard, \<)\H.i 244 /.: Ou/rdLand,T,ziH. \6UL— Total, $\zH. 2932 L — Ma. ar. 5$ Aft.; dep. 8 Mo. 134 '35 139 INNS. Chard , Angel, George, R. Lion . Crofthole, as p, 92 b St. Germans" 223 7 I226I5 St. Germans, Port Eliot, Earl of St. German's. ^TAVISTOCK, asp. 99I— 1-||20 4 |6 b Beer Alston | 6|-||2io|6 INN'S. Tavistock, Bedford Inn, London Inn. Beer Alston, Kitnr's.Jrm\ . 105] Roads measured from Hydb Park Corner [10(5 To Exmouth. 7tt Corfe Castle fy Swanage- To Colyford, as p. 89 — - 149 / M I \ M F 7 M. from Colt/ ford, on r. pRINGWOOD, as p. 88 L - 914 to Exeter, 1 5$. To pWIMBORN MIN- | I Cross the River Sid. STER, as p. 72 i\ . IO I - pSIDMOUTH" 9 1 '59 > Canford Bridge (over 1 1 349 //. 1688 /.— Ma. ar. 8 Mo. ; dep. 6 Mo. the Stour R. (see p.75) iv M. fur the?', cross a fti 101 5 pOtterton" 3 ^ 162 ( ) Branch of the Stour R. 1 Cross the Otter R. Bushels 4! 35 106 2 Exmouth 6 - i63d ) On 1. to Poole, 2 M. , Lychet Minster IO(; 7 INNS. Sid mouth, London Inn New Inn. Exmouth, Globe. King's Bridge Cover a Sidnwuth, at, on r. Peak. House, — R. whose Course on 1. Barrow, Esq. is to the Sea) 1 ~ " II0 «7 1142 Otterton, on r. Bicton Lodge, Lore [ Sandford Bridge 33 Rolle. £ M. from Sandford Bri. New Inn, as p. tco — _ 92 ; on r. to Beer Regis, 7. Chicklade 1 4 94 3 Cross the Piddle R. which Willoughby Hedge To cb PEXETER, asp.ioo 2 6 8 6 4 97 1 : 1 6 5 c runs on 1. to the Sea. b pWareham" On r. to TVeymouth, 22 M. Cross the Frome R. whose 1 1 1 x 53 To Fowey. To Crofthole, as p. 92 — - Z23 •} Course on r. is from Downderry 3 5 227 1 Dorchester, and on 1. About 1 M. from Down- into the Sea. derry cross theScatonR. Stoborough — 6 116 1 Pengover 1 5 229 r Hide Hill" — 6 116 7 Bodiga" 1 230 ! b PCORFE CASTLE' 3 4 120 3 b nEAST LOOE* — 5 230 6 A corporate Town — 142 H. 608 J.— Ma. 165 H. 744 /.—Ma. ar. 7 Aft.; dep. 12 Mo. ar. 4 Aft. ; dep. 9 Mo. Cross the Looe R. which Kingston" 2- ;i22 3 runs on 1. to the Sea. Lang ton Matravers j 1 :i2 53 b West Looe — 2 2 3 I- Newton 1 - li 3 Treweers Pennellick* Cross the Fowey R. which 5 1 2 3 2342 2 35 -5 Swanage li- Jl273 runs on 1. to the Sea. INNS. Wareham, B. Li on, R.Ldon. b PFOWEY* 3 3 -39- A corporate Town — Wareham, 2 M. to the West of, is 241 H. 13 19 /.—Ma. Holme, late Right Ho n. N. Bond. ar. 7 Aft. ; dep. 2 Aft. 6 M. to the West of War eham, near Bodiga, 2 M. on r. Morval z House, the Sea, is Lulworth C astle, Thos. John Buller, Esq. Weld, Esq. East Looe, 1 M. on r. Treuant, Sir Hide Hill, 2 M. on r. Gr ange, John Edward Buller, Bart. Bond, Esq. Pennellick, a little before, on r. T re- Corfe Castle, 2 M. on 1. is Rempstone lawny, Sir H. Trelawny, Bart. Hall, John Calcraft, I ^sq. Fowey, a little before, is Tredudwell ' Kin ti 'si mi, about 2 M. on 1 . Encombe, Jas. Carthew, Esq. : i§ m. beyond 1 Lord Eldon ; 2 M. furt] ler on r. is 1 MenabillyIiouse,W.Rashlei^h,Esq Snitdmore, Wm. Clavi li, Esq. 107] Roads measured from Hyde Park Corner. [108 To Exeter To '^SALISBURY, p.ss A corporate Town — \$T$H. 8243 /.—Ma. ar. 7i Mo.; dep. 6f Aft. The Assizes held here. Fisherton— !T. G. On r. to Devizes y 2i£ M. Fngglestone On r. to Warminster, 1 9 Jm . Cross the JVily Bourn R. (which runs on r. from Warminster, and onl. into the Avonj to TWilton"— T. G. On the 1. the old Road to Shaftesbury, 16 M. Ugford Burcomb — Church Barford" — Church On r. to Hindon, 9* M. Cross the Nadder River, whose Course on r. is from Donhead, on 1. to Salisbury. Compton Chamber- lain" Fovant Wardour Park* White Sheet— T. G. On the 1. the old Road to Salisbury, 14^ M. Donhead' Ludwell"— Black Do a Shaftesbury T. G. On r. to Hindon, J M. *rSH AFTESBURY * M. H. Dorset A corporate Town — 589 H. 2635 /.-Ma. ar. 11 Mo.; dep. 3 Aft. Thro" the Town, on r. to TVincaunton, 10J M, El moor Green Motcombe East Stoure Cross the Stoure R. whose Course on 1. is thro' Sturminster Newton, &c. into the Sea. West Stouxe-Chyrch by Shaftesbury 80 84 97 9 8 100 102 103 105 106 Nighling, Somerset About 1 m. further cross the Cayle, which runs on 1. to the R. Stoure. Henstridge" — Church KMilborn Vox? -Cross 4j (Osborne, Dorset pSHERBORNE*— Globe 597 H. 3370 /.—Ma, ar. 2 Aft.; dep. 1 AfL Nether Compton" Near Yeovil cross the Yeo, whose Course on r. i6 through Ilchester, &c. into the Sea. pYEOVIL -M. H. Som. 459 //. 31 18 /.—Ma.! ar. 3 Aft. ; dep. izMo. On r. to Castle Can/, io|- M.; Ilchester, 4^ ,; and Ilminstcr, 14$. PyeCorner"--Loffdo/? /. East Chinnock — Ch. Haselbury — Church About 4 M.from Haselbury cross the Pa net, which runs on r. thro* Lang- port, &c. to the Sea. pCREWKERNE *-m. h. 609 //. 3021 /—Ma. ar.44 Aft.; dep. 1 of Mo. On r. to So mcrt on, 14M.; and Tlminster, 8 : on 1. to Bridport, 13^; and Lyme, 13^. About zyi.f row Creu kerne, on r. to Taunton, 174. Over IVhitc Down, on 1. to Axminster, 7 m. Windwhistle" pCHARir-yl/./Z ( P .io±) On r. to Rminster, 5 M.; and Taunton, 12: owl. to Axminster, 6§. About 54 M. from Chard, cross the Yarte, which ' runs^on 1. to the R. Axe. 4 Stockland", Dorset ' Monkton jbpHONITON, as p. 59, Devon I Thence to EXETER, as 4 II p. < 9 I109 JIIO jl 13 fr 5 3 n6 5 118 1217 125-2 126 7 129 2 4 3 7 3 163 '35 l 39 2l;i 4 <; ,48 »5» 168 109] Roads measured from Hide Park Corner. [ho INNS. Fovant, Lord Pembroke s Arms. Donhead, Glove. Shaftesbury R. Lion. Sherborne, Antelope, King's Arms. Yeovil, Mermaid. Crewkerne, George, R.Lion. Chard, Angel, George R, Lion. Honiton, Golden Lion. EXETER to Honitou Chard Crewkerne Yeovil Sherborne Shaftesbury Donhead Fovant Salisbury .VI 7 M — - i.6 12 1 28 7 7 36 9 7 46 c 2 5 1 '5 3 66 4 i 71 5 z 77 10 - 87 Creivkerne, 2 M. beyond, on r. Hinton St. George Park, Earl Poulett. Windwhistle, on 1. is Cricket Lodge, Vise. Bridport; 1 M. further on r. Avishays, Mrs. Fortescue. Chard, 3 M. on 1. of, Ford Abbey, J. F. Gwynne, Esq.; Leigh House, H.H. Henley, Esq.; and Sadborough, J Bragge, Esq.; 2 m. on r. is Cricket Malherbe House, S. Pitt, Esq. Stochland, about 2 M. on r. at Yar combe, Major Drake. Wilton, Wilton House, a fine Seat of the Earl of Pembroke, with a very superb Collection of Paintings, Statues, &c. Barford, 1 M. on r. Hurdcot House, A. Powell, Esq. Compton Chamberlain, \ m. on r. Comp- ton House, J. H.Penruddock.Esq.; about 1 m. further, on r. is Dinton House, W. Wyndham, Esq. IVardour Park and House (in which is a fine Collection of Pictures with extensive Gardens, &c), Lord Arundel; 3 M. to r. is Fonthill, W Beckford, Esq. Donhead, 1 M. on 1. is Fern House, Thos. Grove, Esq. Ludwell, 1 M. on r. is Donhead Hall John Godfrey Kneller, Esq. Shaftesbury, 2 M. on the r. Motcomb House, Mrs. Whitaker; near which is Winscombe House, J. Gordon Esq.; 3 M. on 1. is Melbury House, C. Grove, Esq. Henstridge, a little on 1. Stalbridg House, Marquis of Anglesea ; on r. Horsington, Sam. Bailward, Esq. ; and a Seat of S. Doddington, Esq. Milborn Port, near, on 1. Pen House, Sir H. W. Medlycott, Bart. Sherborne, at, Sherborne Castle, tht beautiful Seat of Earl Digby. About 3 M. on 1. of Sherbom-e, Lewes- ton House, Rev. H. F. Yateman. Nether Campion, at, R.Goodwin, Esq. Pye Corner, within 1 M. on r. at aDis tanee from the Road, is Brympto House, Earl of Westmorland. To Wes-t Stoure, p. 1 o 7 About 2% M. further cross the Cayle, which runs on 1. to the Stoure. STALBRIDGE* 141 H. 890 /. M F M J? ~ 106 4 6 4 113 - At Stalbridge is Stalbridge House, Marquis of Anglesea. To b PSHAFFESBURY ^.107 Todbere Marnhull Hinton STURMINSTER 325 H. 146 t I. 101 105 107 108 £09 INN. Sturminster, Swan. To pWINCAUNTON, as p. 122 Letterton p North Cheriton Charlton Horethorne Near 3 M. beyond, on r to Br u ton, 1 1. pSHERBORNE, Dorset. Thence ^EXETER,/?. 1 08 5 1 I 1 ! A ^3 '> 114 2 I 116 4 c 1 :c 5 * 4 172 ^PLYMOUTH, asp. 92 Weston Cross the Tamar (p. 9 2) to \SALTASH* Cornwall A corporate Town — 198 H. 1478 /. — - il 5 2 6 2lS I f 220 Sattash, 1^ M. on r. of, Moditonham, Chas. Carpenter, Esq. : about 1 M. beyond, on 1. Trematou Castle, B. Tucker, Esq. ; and 2 m. on 1. Ince Castle, E. Smith, Esq. Ill] Roads measured from Hyde Park Corner. [112 To Taunton, Sth. Molton, i Hartland, by IVincaarJon. PWINCAUNTON, as p. 101 Somerset On r. to Bruton, 5 M.j on I. to Sherborne, 9^. Castle Hill On 1. to Sherborne, 9 M. i§ M. from Castle Hill, on r. to Bruton, i£. Xear Ainsfordlnn, on 1. to [CASTLE GARY, 115:2] Ainsford Inn Clanville Alford Lovington i$M.fro?n Lomngton, on r. 'to Shept on Mallet, 9; on 1. to llchester, 7. Keynton Mandefield Kings vveston" On r. to Bridgeu-ater^b^. Entrance of Somerton, on r. to JVells, 13 M.; on 1. to llchester, 3^. pSOM ERTOW-Bearlnn 338 H. 1478 /.—Ma. ar. 5 Aft. ; dep. 9 Mo. On 1. to Crewherne, 14 M. pLANGPORT— S?«ro 116 //. 861 /.-Ma. ar. 5 Aft.; dep. 9 Mo. Oo.« Me Parret, which runs on 1. from llches- ter, &c; on r. to theSea. Currey Rivell- Church On 1. to Bminster, 7$ M. Rock House On 1. to Chard, 12 M. Wrantage Mattocks Tree On I. to Ilminster, ii-Jm. A r /- j lumptvn, 3^. Sampford Peverell* Halberton" : Gwi' Me- Taunton Canal". WIVERTQN" A corporate Town — 1303//. 6732/. — Ma. I ar. 8 Mo. ; dep. 6 Aft. I On r. to Bampton, 6^M.; on I. to Exeter, 13^. j Cross the Exe (which runs on r. from Dulverton, &c; on 1. thro' Exeter to theSea). On 1. to Exe- ter, 13M.; Creditun, 12. Calverleigh" Ingram J Ash Mill" , Cross a Branch of theMole. Bish Mill i Cross a Branch of the Mole. I On r. to Dulverton, 1 1^ >i. •Cot ton hill CVow *Ae .Vote R. which j onl.runs totheR.Taw. •pSOUTH MOLTON" I A corporate Town — 546 H 3739 /■ On I. to Chumieigh, 8 M. Kingsland On 1. to Torrington, 14 M South Hill £ M. beyond, cross the j jBr«y R. which runs j on h to the Taw. iFilleigh" Swim bridge" Newton 187 4,191 2IH93 113] Roads measured from Hyde Park Corner. [114 Newport On 1. toChumleigh, 15 M. >>PBARN STAPLE* A corporate Town — 641 H. 4019 /.—Ma. ar. 10 Mo. ; dep. 5 Aft. On r. to Comb Martin, 9I M.; and Ilfracomh , 10: on 1. to Exeter, 3 7 J. Oo« We Tfaw /?. which runs on r. to the Sea. 1 >i. from Barnstaple, on 1. to Torrington, 1 1£. Cross the 7 y orridge, which. runs onl.fromTorring- ton ; on r. to the Sea. pBIDEFORD" A corporate Town — 650 H. 3244 /. — Ma. ar. 8 Mo. ; dep. 4 Aft. On 1. to Torrington, 5 to. Ford* Fairy Cross Holwell HARTLAND* 294 H. 1734 £ Hartland Quay M F 12 M I94 '95 204 207 208 ■210 21 219 INNS. Ainsford/wtt. Sornerton,i2. Lielant" Boskerras °> ST. IVES* (see p. 120) INN . St. Iv esTIied Lion. Cumborn, \\ M. on 1. Peudarves, E. H. Pendarves, Esq. Lelant, on l.Trevethoe, W.Praed,Esq. St. Ives, near, is Tregatma Castle, Sam. Stephens, Esq. To St. Tenth, asp.gS Trelill Whitehall Highway Ben haul Con vena Near TVadebridge, on 1. to Bodmin, 6 M. WADEBR1DGE Cross the Camel R. (^.98). High Ranbridge "ST. COLD MB MAJOR* 422 II. 1070 I. — - 231 2 I I I 3 5 2 233 234 235 236 237 I ~ 238 5 7 - 243 250 St. Cohtmb Major, zk M. on r. is Car- wanton, Jas. Willyams, Esq. INNS. CvvWton, Angel, Ship^J V.Hart. E.relcr, a little beyond, on r. Duryard, 3. W. Williftihs, Esq. : on 1. Exwick jj Village: on r. Lower Duryard, C. Cross, Esq.; andif M.GreatDuryard; near the Bridge, Belle View, Thos. Russell, Esq. ; Pynes, Sir S. North- cote ; and Barton Place, J. Merri- vale, Esq. ; and opposite is Cowley House, Dr. Wells. Nnrfrm St. Cures, on r. Jn. Quick, Esq. HATHERLEIGH,j9.ii7 Brim ridge Cross Torridge R. which runs on r. to the Sea. Sheepwash — - 200 2 3 202 1 - 204 To ^CREDITON, p. 117 Morchard Bishops Chawleigh PCHUMLEIGH 309 H. 1340 7. — Ma. ar. 6 Mo.; dep. 9 Aft. INN. Chumleigh, King's Arms. — - 180 7 - 187 5 - 192 2 194 119] Roads measured from Hyde Park Corner, [120 To Taunton, through Ilmlnster. To 'YEOVIL, asp. 108 Preston* Odcombe* Montacute* East Stoke Stoke under Hamdon BeyondStoke,on\.to Crew- kerne, 5 m.; and a little further, on r.toIlcJiester, 5§; and Somerton, 8|. PethertonBridge (over theParretR.-seep. in) Watergore White Cross On 1. to Crewkerne, 5 m. Seavington St Michael Seavington St. Mary White Lackington* Entrance of linn aster, on I. to Crewkerne, 8 M. "ILMINSTER 377 H. 2160 /.—Ma. ar. 5 Aft.; dep. 8 Mo. 0»1. to Chard, 5 M.; and Crewkerne, 8 ; on r. to Langport, 9^. At $ y{. further, cross the R. Isle, whose Course on r. is to the R.Parret. Horton On 1. to Chard, < M, Ashill" Bottle Bridge (over a Branch of the R. Isle) Hatch Beauchamp* Qn r. to Lang port, 8§ M. 1 M. beyond, on r. to Langport, 8|. Thorn falcon" Near Taunton, on r. to Bridgewater, iol M. ^TAUNTON A corporate Town T371 H. 6997 /.—Ma. ar. 6 Aft.; dep. y\ Mo. The Assizes are held here in Spring, and at Wells and Bridgewa- ter in Summer. J 1 2 M 12 1 !22 [24 '25 227 128 I29 130 I 3 I 132 133 '34 136 137 [ 39 141 142 [ 45 148 INNS. Ilminster, George, Sivan. Taunton, asp. 113. Preston and Odcombe, between, on 1. Brympton, Earl of Westmorland. At Montacute, John Phelips, Esq. White Lackington, near, on r. Dil- iington, Wm. Hanning, Esq. Ashill, Jordan's House, W.Speke,Esq. Hatch Beauchamp, Hatch Court, Henry Powell Collins, Esq. Thornfalcan, on 1. Henlade House, C. P. Anderdon, Esq. To Poole, by Ringwood. "WIMBORN, asp. 106 Canford Bridge Cover the Stour R.J b ' POOLE (see p. 7O M I 1 c 1 ICI 107 To Sticker, p. 93 1 M. beyond Sticker, on r. to Grampound, zk. Tregonham .. L, fTREC;ONE T r 1 A corporate Town 18; H.f)ii /.— Ma.ar. j 7 Mo.; dep. 5 Aft. On r. to Truro, 7 M, •Treworlas* :Cargurrel ; b St. Maws 256 260 z6z 26/ 268 272 Treganey, on r. is Trewarthennick, lately F. Gregor, Esq. ; 3^ M. on 1. Carhaise, J. T. P. B. Trevanion, Esq. Treworlas, a little before, on 1. is Behan Park, Rev. J. Trist ; and Crugsillack, John Kemp, Esq. 263'- |To REDRUTH, p. 68 Treswithien About i$M.from Treswi- thien cross the Conner B. Conner Pnlza Phillack About 1 M.. from Phillack cross the Hey I R. which runs on r. to the Sea. Lei ant Boskerras b ^ST. IVES A corporate Town- — 739 H. 3281 /. — - 4 1 j b 1 i i : 1 1 1 4 ] 4 267: 268 2703 272- 2 73 2 2746 276 Z 121] Roads measured from Hyde Park Corner. [122 To Bruton, by Warminster. M F To "AMESBURY, p. ioo - Cross the R. Avon, which runs on 1. thro' Salis- bury, &c. into the Sea. 4 M./rom Amesbury, on r. to Devizes, 13*; on 1. to Salisbury, ?|. Shrewton" 5 6 83 Over the ChilternDowns to Chiltern All Saints" Near Heytesbury, on 1. to Salisbury, 16^. ^Heytesbury'-^/wore/ Near \ M. beyond Heytes- bury,on\.to Bruton, 1 6\ Boreham 2 i 95 WARMINSTER- M. H. (seep. 125) 1 3 9 6 On r. to Laving ton, 1 2 M.; Trowbridge, 9 ; Bath, 1 7 ; asirf Frome, "]\. Crockerton* I 1 4 9 Shear Water Pond — 4 98)3 Maiden Bradley" 5 - 103J3 On r. to Frome, 6 M.; and on l.to Stourhead House, 3* Yarnfield", Somerset 1-104 On r. to Frome, 64 m.; on 1. Jo Stourhead, 3. North Brewham* 3 6 108 •BRUTON" 3I- 1 1 Vi 564 H. 1536 /.—Ma. ar.4.Aft.}-dep. 8 Aft INNS. Warminster, Ang-el, Wey- mouth Arms. Bruton, Blue Ball, King's Ann s. Shrewton and Chiltern, between, on r. Tilshead Lodge, — Lowther, Esq. Chiltern All Saints, at, Mrs. Mitchell. Heytesbury, on r. Heytesbury House, lateSirW.A'Court,Bt; J. Gale Eve- rett; Esq.; and Marvin Everett, Esq. Crockerton, 2 M. on r.is Longleat, the Marquis of Bath. Maiden Bradley, Bradley House,Duke of Somerset; and iM. from Maiden Bradley, on l.Baycliff House, Lord George Thynne. l Yarnfield, rjfl.from, onl. atKilming- ton, Rev. Canon Digby; and 1 beyond is Stourhead House, Sir R. Colt Hoare, Bart. North Brewham, a little before, Brew- ham Lodge, late T. Southcote, Esq At Brewham, Robert Curtis, Esq. About z\ M. from Brewham is New Park, Rev. J. Hill. Bruton, near 1 M. onl. at Red Lynch, Earl of Ilchester ; Godmiuster Hon. Lieut. Col. Strangways ; and at Pitcombe, Rev. Mr. Dal ton. About 2 M. on 1. of Bruton is HadspeD House, — Hobhouse, Esq.; and on r. Spargrove, T. Coward, Esq. At Bruton is Bruton Abbey, Sir R. C. He are, Bart. To Bkuton, ly Wincaunlon. To h ' SHAFTESBURY*, as p. 107 Litton Bridge rover a Branch of the Stour JR. Gillingham" Cucklington", Somers. Stoke Strister Bay ford W1NCAUNTON (seep. 101) On 1. to Ilchester, 14 M.; and Castle Cary, 7*. Stoney Stoke" 1 M. beyond Stoney Stoke, on r. to Hindon, 1 2 ; on 1. to Ilchester, 14$. Within \ M. of Bruton, on 1. to Somerton, \ 3^. Cross the Brue 11. which runs on 1. to the Sea. PBRUTON* (seep, ui) 104 105 108 109 1 10 I 1 1 114 1 16 INNS. Wincaunton, Bear, Grey- hound, White Horse. Bruton, Blue Ball, Kinii's Arms. Shaftesbury, 1 m. on the r. is Mot- comb House, Mrs. Whitaker. Gillingham, Rev. W. Douglas. Cuchling'ton, Rev. Wm. Phelips ; and Shanks House, Nath. Dalton, Esq. Stoney Stoke and Bruton, between, on 1. at Red Lynch, Earl of Ilchester; on r. is Round Kill Houfe, Nath. Webb, Esq. 123] Roads measured from Hyde Park Corner. [124 Another Road to Buuton. '^SALISBURY, as p. t$ Cross the Avon R. which runs on 1. thro' Ford- ing-bridge, &c. into the Sea at Christchurch. Fisherton— ■ T. G. Fugglestone Near Wilton, on r. 16 M. to War minster ^Wilton" On r. to Mere, 16 M. ; ot I. to Shaftesbury, i6| lUgford Btircomb — Church Barford" On I. to Shaftesbury , 14.M Teflon t C hi! mark FonthiU* "pHINDON 173 H. /81 7. Ma ar. 8 Mo.; dep. 12 Mo yi£ 4r M. through Hindon, on\. to Shaftesbury, 7. I M. from Iii/ulon, on r. *» Warminster, 8 ; on I. to Shaftesbury, 4. Willoughbv Hedge — T. G. On r. by Chichlfide to Salisbury, 17^ M. I m. further, on 1. to Mere, 3 M. Oner fte Downs. ;Hutt jKilmington", Somers. I On r. #0 Frome, j£ M. [Alfred's Tower [Hardway i M. beyond Hardway,on I. fr> JFincaunton, 3I; ffrtrf llvhesttr, 144. .'VV.'/r Bruton, on 1. /o 77- ih ester, 144 M. ; aw? Somcrtnv, 13^-. Cross the R. Brue, which rims on p. fromBruton, &c; on 1. to the Sea. »BRUTON ffe»« p. izi) M ,F 8l i>3 84 99 I INNS: Hindon, Lamb. Bruton Blue Ball, King's Arms. Wilton, at, a noble Seat of the Earl of Pembroke, in which is a superb Collection of Pictures, Statues, &c. \Barford, 3 M.from, on the l.isDinton House, W. Wyndham, Esq. FonthiU, on 1. on Stops Beacon, anew Building called the Abbey, an ele gant Seat of Wm. Beckford, Esq. ; designed and executed byMr.Wyatt it has fine Pleasure Grounds belong- ing to it ; from its Eminence com- mands very beautiful Prospects, and is seen from all Parts of the Country Kilming ton, on the 1. of, is Stourhead House, Sir Richard Colt Hoare, Bt. 101 - 104 107 107 3 1 6 1 111 To Brighton, by Batter sea Bridge and Mitcham. |m|f Batfersea Bridge fly- | J Brompton Sf Q.'s Eim) — ~ jBattersea — Princes j Head Public House i I Wandsworth Road — ! Falcon On r. to Wandsworth; on 1 1. to Jjondon. Cross the Road, and along by a Park Fence. Upper Tooting Wheafsheaf 3 3 j 7 BRIGHTON, asp. 39 484! 55 Wandsworth Road — ! Falcon fas above) ,Over Wandsworth and Tooting Commons to Streatham — Church ^CROYDON ^BRIGHTON, asp. 48 Battersea — Prince's Head (as above) Wandsworth — Iron Railway ^PORTSMOUTH,/?. 27 Wand s worth , as above i 77; ro' Wandsworth on r. to Putney : on \.b?/ tlfSide \ of Wimbledon Park, to 2' 1 Wimbledon 125] Roads measured from Hyde Park Corner. [120 To Wells and Axbridgk through Frome. ,! Deptford Inn, p. 100 (jih 1. to Bruton, z6| M.; on r. to Amesbury, io. Fisherion Delamere Cod lord St. Mary nCodibrd St. Peter — Church Upton Lovel Lower Knook Beyond Lower Knook, on r. to Amesbury, 14M. hv Hey tesbury'-^wge/ Thro' Hci/tesbury, on 1. to Bruton, 1 64 M. Boreham WARMINSTER-J/.//. IQ73 H. 4866/.— Ma. ar. 12 Mo. ; dep. 3 Aft. On r. to Laving ton, \z M.j and Bath, 17: o« 1. to Shaftesbury, 15. Btigley* Whitbonrn* Corsley Heath Within 1 m. 0/ Frome, on r: to If est hi cry, 6 m. ' FROME", Somerset 1S35 //. 9493 £"■ — ^ a - ar. 1 1 Mo. ; dep. 3 Aft. 0« r. to Trowbridge, 9M.; and Bristol, z6^: on 1. to Bruton, loj ; «>?. from, on L at Nor- ton, J. Benet, Esq. Between Heytesbury and Warminster, on 1. at Bishopstrow, Mrs. Temple. Bugley and IVhitbourn, between, z M. on 1. Longleat, Marquis of Bath— the House is a Picture of Grandeur ; the Park and Pleasure Grounds beautiful -.— shown on Application. Frome, 2, m. from, on 1. Marstou Bi- gott, Earl of Cork and Orrery. Little Elm, z M. on r. Mells Park and Plantations, T. S. Horner, Esq. Mendip Hill, from, see on 1. Alfred's Tower at Siourton, belonging- to Sir R. C. Hoare, Bart.; and the Tor at Glastonbury (a conical Hill, with a Tower on its Top). Wells, 1 m. before, on r. Stoberry Hill, Peter Sherston, Esq. Near WeUs is Burcot House, — Newcombe, Esq. JVookcy, near, on r. Wooke.y Hole, a Cavern, supposed to reach to the one at Cheddar. Near Woohey. t on 1. J. Mitchell, and — Band, E.sqs. Clieddar, at, on r. are the Cliffs, and the Cavern above mentioned. 12/] Roads mea surec from Hyde Park Corner. [12S To Ilchester, throu g/i Bruton. iiaW Stoke, the beautiful Seat of J • M F M 'f Smith, Esq. 3 M. on 1. of Earl Stoke, b pHey(esbuiy, p. 125 New 11 ham" ~ 93J3 Imher Lodge, — Tinker, Esq. Brat ton and fftsibury, between, on 1. 1 ?] 95 2 see the White Horse in Bratton Longhridge Deverill" Maiden Bradley' 2 97- Castle Hill. 4 5 ioi ; Ya infield", Somerset North Brewham* 1 3 6. 102 106 7 5 To pFROME, as p. 125 Near Mar ston Bigot t, on \. M F, M 1 104 F BRUTON* (see p. 121) 3 — 109 t to Ma id en Bra dley , 5 ^ M . Through Brut on, on 1. to iMarston Eigott* 2 - - 106 - JVincauatou, 5 M. ■Pitcombe 1 1 10 5 Holiwell I v I08 \\ M. from Pitcombe, on Lav ton 1 1 r. no - 1. /o fJincaunion, 5 >l.; Through Loyton, on 1. to ! « ft#fe further, on r. fc> Bruton, c| m. j CasUe Cary, zh. 'East Cranmore* 1 i in 4 Galhampton 1 t 5 IT 5 - West Cranmore b\ [i2 2 Spark ford 3 118- Doulting I 3 ILCHESTER #. ioi) 6 "' 124- :Pilton -West Pennard 2 2 117 4 3 I 1 120 6 Nexvnluon, Rev. Brounc ker T hring ; ■Edgarly 'GLASTONBURY* (see 1 P- 139) 5 1I22 4 1 M. on r. at Bishopstrt w, J a s. Bay- ley, Esq.; Rev. YV . Wil Hinton, Esq.; and Mi liams •s. Te ; Wm. nple. 1 J124 - LongbridgeDeverU; , R ev. H.Gc ddard. | INNS. Shepton Mallet, Bell, For Seats from Maiden Brae .ley to j George. Glastonbury, White Hart. Bruton, see p. 121, 12 2. At Marston Bigott, Earl of Cork and TopAMESBURY.^.ico ___ 77 7 Orrery. At East Cranmore, Tho. Pigott, Esq.; Over the Downs to j and about 1 M. further, South Hill EAST LAVINGTON 1 2 89*7 J House, Lieut.-col. Strode. 124 H. 899 /. .Shepton Mallett, near, is Charlton West Lavington 1 _ 9° 7 House, Rev. W. Provis Wickham. On r. to Devizes, 5 m. ;At Glastonbury are fine Ruins of the Little Chiverell Earl Stoke" 1 1 4 8 9* ! 3 94; ' j Abbey, and the Tor. iTo Putney, as p. 70 ■ 4 2 Tin head 2 96; 1 ''.Over' Putney Heath and On r. to Melksham, icji. j Wimbledon Common to Eddington 4 9 6 i5 [Wimbledon it 7 - Brat ton" 6 97 * j Or, OnX. to Warminster, 5 to. 7 1 i Wandsworth, p. 27 5 3 Near JVestbvry, on 1. to Hand Post — Entrance Warminster, 4 M. of Wimbledon Common I 2 6 s ^Westbury" 2 4 99 7 Along the Side of Wwi- bledoTi Park to J I.V.V. Westbuiy, Lo |K2 A >»??. jWimbledon ~ A 7 I 120] Roads measured from Hyde Park Corner. [130 To S. MOLTON $)" ToRRINGTON through Bridge water. TopBRUTON, asp. izy On r. to Frome, n ii.j on 1. to Sherborne, io£. Cole Ainsford Inn On r. to Skepton Mallet, Clairville Alford Lovington On r. to Shepton Mallet, 9^ M.; otil. to Jlches- ter, 6§. Keynton Mandefield Kingsweston* Marshes Elm On r. to Glastonbury, 3 \ M.; on\.tqSotnerton,i$. Piper's I nil On r.to Glastonbury, 4^M. Ashcott" Over Paulet Hills. Within im, of Bridge*- water, on v. to Ox- bridge, i2§. Crvss tiieParretR. which runs on 1. from llches- ter, on r. to the Sea. kpBRIDGEWATER A corporate Town — 916 H. 49 1 1 /.—Ma. ar. 4-2oAft.;dep.io-25 Mo. — The Assizes are held here, and at Taunton and Wells. On r. to [Vat diet, 1 9 \ M.; on 1. to Taunton, n. Durleigh En more" Water Pitts West Bagborough Willet \ M. beyond Willet, on r. to Minehead, 12; on 1. to Taunton, 10. Across Brendan Hills. Raleigh's Cross Holwelslade M 109 no 1 12 1 114 118 119 122 126 12 136 r 3 o 14c r 4 2 ! 4S [ 49 •53 Wolcot Near Heal Bridge, on r. to Dunstei, 134 M, ijfeal Bridge I Crew tfte R. Exe, which runs on 1. thro' Ti- verton, &c. to the Sea. DULVERTON" 307 H. 1035 /. Cross theR. Barle, which runs on 1. to theExeR, Oh 1. to Exiter, 24^ m. Durly Ford, Devon Biih Bridge (over a Brandt, of the R. Mole) On 1. to Tver ton, 17 M. Gross the R. Mole. 'SOUTH MOLTON (see p. 1 1 2) Kingsland Blackmantle* Atheringtoh" PTORRINGTON" 414 H. 2 15 1 I. 57 61 163 169 4l 176 !// l8l 185 191 INNS. Piper's Inn. Bridgewater, George. Dulverton, Red Lion. South Moltou, George. TORR1NGTON to South Molton Dulverton Bridgewater Piper's Inn Bruton IK n - 28 -7 - cz IC 4 b£ 1.6 4 82 6 2 At Kingsweston, W. Dickinson, Esq. Ashcott, 3 m. on 1. of, a; High Ham, Samuel Galton, Esq. About 1 J M. from Ashcott, onl. Shap- wick House, Rev. Elias Taylor. Enmore, at, the Castle, Earl of Eg- mont ; and a Seat of A. Guy, Esq. 1 ivi. from Enmore, on 1. is Halsewell House, C. Kemeys Tynte, Esq. Dulverton, 1 M. on 1. of, Pixton, Earl of Caernarvon ; •§ M. on r. Holiam, J. Beaugue, Esq. Thro' Dulverton, on 1. Combe, J. Sydenham, Esq. Blackmantle, on 1. is Hurscott, Miss Rolle. Athnington, on 1. Ebberly, H. Hole, Esq. Torrin^ton, ^ M.on 1. is Stevenstone, Lord Rolle. 131] Roads measured from H?de Park Corner. [132 To Bath, by Chippenham-, and thence to Exeter, by Wells Sn Bridgewaler — the Mail Road.\ Kensington — Church Hammersmith I Windsor Castle Inn Turn ham Green Old Pack Horse London Stile Star and Garter On 1. to Kew, J M. ; and Richmond, 2%. BRENTFORD-AT. H. 304 H. 1733 /.—Ma. ar. 9-20 Aft.; dep. ^ Mo. Cross tJie Grand Junction Canal (see p. 53), and the Brent, which runs on r. from Hendon. Thro' Brentford, on 1. to Hampton Court, 6\ M. Smallberry Green — T. G. '■ HOUNSLOW — George Ma. ar. 9-40 Aft.; dep. Through the Town, on 1. the great T. R. to the Land's End, z8;f M. Cross Hounslow Heath. Gran ford Bridge" — W. Hart SipsonGreen Magpies Longford*— K.'i Head Cross the Old R. which runs on 1. into the Thames, and the New }\. which passes to Bushy l\uk. At a small Dtstcm re cross z Branches of the Cubic ; $ at about i fat. again cross the Colne, which rises in Hertfordshire, and whose Course on r. is by Watford, Rick- mansMorth, and Ux- bri. 148. and Calne R. whose Course on r. is to the R. Mardeu. On r. to JVotton Basset, 1 o§ M.; on 1. to Devizes, 7^. Studley* Derry'Hill 6, On 1. to De'izes, 8£ M. (At a little Distance cross r 1 the) Tiffs \ Berks (anal, 5 (V a Branch of the Avon. bXHIPFE\HAM"-Z?n. A corporate Town — 70*; H. 3410 /. — Ma. ar.SMo.; dep. 7-5 Aft. C '■ tom the Avon R. (whose Sources are near Tet- bury and Wotton Bas- set : it passes on 1. thro'Melkshain,Brad- ford, and Bath) : on r. to Malmsbury, 9^ IT.; Sodbury, 14^ ; and Marshjield, 9 : 1 m. be- yond, on 1. to Melks ham, 6 M. Pickwick" On 1. to Devizes, 12 M. Box"— T. G. Ashley Green Entrance of Bath Easton, on\. to Devizes, 15^ M. BathEaston", Somers Walcot— T. G. cb PBATH x — M. H. Situated on the Avon — A corporate Town — 4279 H. 31,496 T— Ma. ar. 9^ Mo.; dep 54 Aft. Dimkerton" — Swan 26 -3 25 T 26 — !s V 1 5 1 1 4- 99 100 103 104 105 109 6 13/] IIoads measured from Hyde Park Corner. [13S I 1 heal, i M.from, on the r. Engleiield House, Richard Benyon, Esq 2 M. on r. of Theal, Beenham House, Mrs. Bostock. TVnolhmnpton, \% M. before, see on 1 Pad worth House, Gen. Griffiths; im beyond, on 1. Aldermaston House and Park, W. Congreve, Esq. JVoolhampton, i M. from, on 1. Was ing Place, W. Mount, Esq. About 2 m. further, on r. is Midgham House, Wm. Stephen Poyntz, Esq. Speenliarnland, near, on r. ShawIIouse, Sir Joseph Andrews, Bart. Speen Hill, on r. Mrs. Wasey; a little further, Mrs. Craven ; and opposite, Goldwell Hall, Col. Page ; a little further is Miss Hulberts ; just be- yond, Mrs. St. Quintin; further see on r.Chaueher'sGrove, Jn.Bebb Esq.; andDonningtonCastle House Col. Stead ; in the Bottom, F. C Parry, Esq. Speen, on 1. Donnington House, Rev. G. Wyld. Benham Parky Anthony Bacon, Esq. and about 3 M.on r. Welford Park Rev. John Robinson. At the End of Benham Park, see on 1. Hemstead Lodge, Earl of Craven Halficay Home, i-\ M.from the, on 1 Barton Court, C. Dundas, Esq.; and further on 1. see also Wallingtons, R. Ward, Esq.; and Inglewood House, Mrs. Shaw. Hunger ford, within im. of, on 1. Hun- gerford Park, J. Willes, Esq.: on r. at Denford, Wm. Hallett, Esq Hung a ford Bridge, on r. see Chilton Lodge, John Pearce, Esq.; on 1. j Military Depot. Hungerford, h m. from, on r. see Little cott Park, Gen.Leyborne Popham; about 2 M.beyond,RamsburyManor House, Sir F.Burdett, Bt.; see on r. a new House, C.Mallett, Esq.; and on 1. Standon Park, S. Bevan, Esq. Fro ,\ 'field, on r. an Alms House for Clergymen's Widows, founded by the Duchess of Somerset. Fro.rfield, 4 M. from, on 1. at some Distance from the Road, is Totten- ham Park, Earl of Aylesbury. Marlborough Forest, on 1. is Savenaake Lodge, Far! of Aylesbury. Mariboroughy within 1 M.of, on 1. is an Avenue to Tottenham Park, thro Savernake Forest. Thro* the Town of Marlborough, on 1 is the Castle Inn, formerly a Seat of the Duke of Somerset : about 2 M from Marlborough, on r. is Rockley House, lately the Hon.Gen. St.John. Overton, within 1 M.of, on 1. is Lock- ridge House, Rev. — Watkins. Overton, % M. beyond, on 1. is Kennet Hall, — Matthews, Esq. West Kennet, \ m. beyond, on r. Sil- bury Hill, a remarkable Barrow; at some Distance from which on r. is Avebury, or Abury, noted for the stu- pe* dom Remains of a Druids' Temple. At Aubery, Aubery or Avebury House, — Jones, Esq. Chervil, at, on 1. a White Horse cut out upon the Hill, a remarkable Land mark. i£ M. further, on r. at a Distance from the Road, ComptonBassett House — Wyld, Esq.; and on 1. Blackland House, John Merewcther, Esq. Calne, on 1. CastleHouse,Mrs.Bendry. Studley, at, on 1. Romscy House, B J. Angel, Esq. Stud'eu, through, on 1. is Bowood, the superb Seat of the Marquis of Lansdown : the Grounds, Garden &c. are very beautiful. Chippenham, through, on the 1. is Ivy House, Robert Humphreys, Esq. Pickwick, within 1 M. on 1. is Corsham House fin which is a superb Collec- tion of PaintingsjP.C.Methuen.Esq. Pivkwirk, at, on r. secHartham Park, M. Joy, Esq. ; and Pickwick Lodge, Caleb Dickenson, Esq. Box, about 1 m. from, -on r. is Shocker- wick, John Wiltshire, Esq. Bath Easton, at, on r. is Bath Easton Villa, Dr. Brodbelt : on 1. are Hamp- ton House, G. Allen, Esq.; and Lam- bridge House, Dr. Haygarth; on r. Bailbrook Lodge, Col. Tuffnell. Bath, see brief ' Jccount of, at the End of the Direct Roads. Dunkerton, 1 m. on 1. is Coombhay, Smith Lee, Esq. li M. beyond Dunkerton, on r. is Ca- merton, — Chid^ester, '.:-■■]■. onl. I is VVooflborough,Jqbii Parnell,Esq. 139} Roads measured from Hyde Park Corner. [140 Cross Somerset Coal Canal Radsttike On 1. to Frame, 8 M. z± U.from Ra&sttfke A n?i 1. to Shepttn Mallet, 8. Chrlcompton Inn" Old Down Inn" On r. to Bristol, i (, M . ; on !.. t 'o Shepton Mallet, £ Em borrow West Harrington Within i M. of Wells, en \. to Frome, ij.E DWELLS- Conduit (tee p. ra6) Ma.ar.i|Aft.',dep.ilA Or. r. to Bristol, 1 8 MP.; rfji \.foSheptonMattet,e^ Cox ley Pound House Hartlake Bridge ^GLASTONBURY^/. II 486 H. 3,337 /.—Ma W.ayAft.;dcp. ujMo On 1. ffl Shepton Mallet, 9 Street* — //2« On 1. to Somerton, 6 m. Walton" Piper's Inn Oh r. to Glastonbury ,4|>i Ashcott" O/.vr ft*wfc* 77,7/.*. Within 2 yi.ofBridgacu- ier,onY.to,i.r!:ridge I z ' . (>om / *arrt > /7. (£e. r. tfo Minehcad, 23 Xorth Pethertou Thurloxton Walford Bridge" £ w&s iAe 7w?tf A 3 , and on i. /n SotHertoii, 10 Vi. ; Mint-head. ::.>:.: ttrtrf // 'i> Chard, 1 i4. $ Il6 I I 121 : r2 3 12 12 129 131 133 *34 : 35 144 4; 15: II M \y\ Through Taunton, on 1. 3 4''l 13I2 : to Honiton, 18 M. Bishop's Hull Rum well Heatherton Park" Chilson "■"■■' WE ELIXGTOX -J/.//. • *J* > 1*) ,; Rockwell Green 3; Beam Bridge 7 Maiden Down—IFfi. BaU Inn Red Ball Inn, £m>/z South Applelbrd" J Mmb Beyond South AppUferd, on r. to liver ton, 6gM. Muxbeer — 5 - 3 '75 5 1 / / 3 183 3 r8t(3 [8*7 iS6 iWilland J rCOLLUMPTON — IV. Hart \ Ma.ar.8|Aft.;dep.5M. On r. to Tiverton, [\ w.j j on 1. A? Ifrmiton, 10J. [r.Bradninch, 178: 1] Owi <*/>. 60) - IIHJMS\ Brentford, Pigeons. Jlomi- feloftr, (large, K.'s Head, Jl. Lion, C.jst and Crown. Oauford Bridge, /•' './ f Speankamland, George and } (Newbury, W.Havt.) SpeeaHkll, (astir. , I Inngerford, Bl.Bear. Marlbof tle^ Marlboro* Arms. Calne, G /r/,:,:MFHart. Chippenham //: //•//•/. Bath, £w«*, //: //:■/, if. Uon. York Hotel. Old Down fi6?». M II 1.6 '57 [60 161 163 7 1653 1662 4 i6 7 [69 172 173 141] Roads measured from Hyde Park Corner. [142 Wells, Christopher, Swan. Glaston- bury, W. Hart. Piper's Inn. Bridge- water, George. Taunton, Castle, George, London Inn, W. Hart. Wel- lington, Squirrel, IV. Mart. Collump- ton, Half Moon, W. Hart. 24U S2>\ 571* 5 3 4 -I 4 2 EXETER to Collumpton - _ Wellington u* Taunton 7]1 Brklgewater 107 Piper's Inn 104. 1 Glastonbury 4,6 Wells < ! o Old Dowa Inn 6: Bath 12- Chippenham ijiH Calne <6. Marlborough 12,7 Huugerlbrd 10I1 Sj>een Hill 8 -: Speenhamland — B Woolhampton 6<; Theal 5,4 Reading 46 Maidenhead 127' Maidenhead Bridge — 6 Salt Hill 4 -! Slough 6j Coin brook S 6' Cranford Bridge 4 4 Hounslow 2,7. Brentford 2 2; Hvde Park Corner 7 , G. P. 0. 3 2| 63 69 81 94 100 113 i*3 131 131 13S 143 14S 161 162 166 166 17c x 75 177 180 187 190 ton, on r. is Wellington Court, — Hereford, Esq.; on L W.Jones, Esq. Wellington, see upon Brendon Hills, on 1. a Pillar in Honour of the Duke of Wellington. Maiden Down, 2 m. on r. is Canons Leigh House, J. Brown, Esq.; 1 M beyond which is Holcombe Court Peter Bluett, Esq. \SouthAppU>ford, 1 M. beyond, on 1. is I Bridwell House, R. H. Clarke, Esq Broad Cyst, on r. is Killerton House Sir T. Dyke Aekland, Bart. ; on U Spraydon, Cha~ Moore, Esq.; on r. at Poltimore, is Poltimore House, Geo. Bamfylde, Esq. Exeter, within 1 m. on r. Stoke Hill. Jos. Sanders, Esq. Chilcovipton Inn, on r. Norton Hall. OldDownlnn, 1 m.oji r. Ston Eastou, Sir John Cox Hippisley, Bart. Glastonbury, fine Ruins of an Abbey. Stpeet, about 2 m. on 1. at Butleigh, Lord Glastonbury. Walton, on r. Sharpham Park, Wm. Gould, Esq. AshVott, about. !*§ M, from, on 1. Shap- wick House, Rev. Geo. Taylor. Wal/ordBridg t ,011 r.Walford, H. Sand- ford, Esq.; Court House, M. Brick- dale, Esq. ; beyond which, on r. is Hestereombe, J. T. Warre, Esq. Heatherton Pck, Wm. Adair, Esq.: beyond which, on r. is Nynehcaci Court, W. A. Sandfurd, Esq. Tftylitigtm, near, on r. Drakes Place, P. Thomas,, Esq. Beyond We/lmg- M F M — L87 1 Q iSS 3 191 1 192 5 _ 197 5 1 203 -} 203 To Dartmouth. NEWTON BUSHEL", I as p. 96 'King's Kerswell jCompton Marldon" 1 1 M. beyond, on the r. to Totness, 5 ; on L to Paington, £. Galmpton" Kingsweare* ( ross the Dart (see p. 96) b DARTMOUTH" A corporate Town — 388 H. 3595 /.—Ma ar. 10 Mo.; dep. 5 Aft INN. Dartmouth, Castle. Nettidn Bushel, on 1. of, Ford House, Ashford Wyse, Esq. Marldon, about 2 M, on 1. Primley, — Belfield, Esq.; and Tor Abbey, G Gary, Esq. Gr/lr.ipton, just before, on r. Watten Court, Hen. Studdy, Esq. ; Green- away, Jas. Elton, Esq,; Sandridge, — Newman, Esq.: 1 ft*, beyond on 1. Lupton, Sir F. B. Yarde, Bt.; Upton House, J. Cutler, Esq.; and Nethway, II. Fownes Luttrell, Esq King^urfarc, at, Kiltcry Court, Rev Thos. Fownes. Da>*mra>t. 132) «MiATH, A* jj, iij thro' 54 L: 37 ^66)7 P04 'Bftglej/fehl Crt-r/t, Entrance of, on lij a Seat of Yisct. Bulkeley : fartherj on, J fatbets Harvey, Esq.; and near, Spital" VVinkfield Plain North Street* Winkfield Haly Green" NewelL Green" Binfield" JUoyt 2 K. frojn Binfidd, on 1. to Oakiii^fuifH, 2. Bill Hill Merry Hill Green Loddon Bridge (over the Luddon, which runs on r. to the Thames'! "'READING (set p. 132) 3-5 36 INNS. Windsor, (Justle, New inn. Star and GurUr, Swan., /£? Hart. Capt.Chamberlain; farther off,Wm.| Eton, the College. rien.Freeinautle,Esq.;iiir,nediately Jfindsor, at, the Castle, the Resi adjoining is Mrs.Fucoek : on r. on,j aence of His Majesty. Cooper's Hill, a Gothic Mansion,!.,^,,/, G n r. -Windsor Great PafK^ Lord Longford ; near which, White 1+ M . fr om Spital, on r. St. Leonaut^ Uouse, — Campbell, Esq>, \Wdte Hill, Earl Harcourt ; and Sophia Cottage House, — Rawing Eso. 5 Farm> _ Dawson, Esq near the 20th Milestone, on 1. ~\ J finkfield Plain, on 1. is CYdnhonm Revel, Esq.; Heath Cottage,' Capt., korfge, unoccupied- near which Richardson : on r. Mias Bnckworth Sir on. Coventry; and close to the Park Gaie-.a bgautiful Cottage,. — \ Bevjll, Esq.; opposite, Capt. Forbes. Haiehet La.-ie, within * M. onr. Fltu. Hill, — Fulferton, psfl7; a little! further on.L.JB I.gvel nul, Charles! Shard, Esq. - ; At Phitr/ict I^'ne, on 1. Ascot Place,; D. Agace, Esq". ; on t. is a S*jat of .1. G<>dttjn, Esq. - Jjc,,-/iii. 13a I'Eton'— C;tlle»e Cross- the Thamts H. (sec p.KZ'- b WlSDSQR'M.HdB&h A corporate Town — 1051 H. 6155 /.-Ma. ar.~8 Mo.; d'ep. S Ah. 2 1 Fern Hill, — Fulleiton, Esq^,_ r. is New Lodge,' — Waring; Esq on the Seat of — Mills, Esq.; field Place, •SuindlakeSats(Jnv anil J. Bannister,' Esqs*. North Street, 1 M.from, on L Aicot Place, Dan. Agace, E Haly Green\ on r. Capt. Tho. Fi'aser; on i. the Seat of Sir J. Bv Walsk Bart. On r. of I fah/ Green, Warfi eld : Grove, Marquis Cornwallis. Newell Green, £ at. on r. R. Par Ei Tighe, Esq. BinJieUl Bridge, on 1. Binfield-HoWey Claude Russell, Esq.; and opposite is a Seat of G. H. Elliot, "Esq On 1. of Bhijield Place, -oh the Forest, Julius Caesar was encamped ; the. Entrenchments still remain. On the r. of PAnJiehl is Billingsbare, 1 LordBrayhrooke. ,i m. from Binfield, on r. is Bill Hill, I Hon. Mrs. Leveson Gower. q,; { m. ou 1. West End, Doth; 145] Roads measured from Hyde Park Corner. [146 To Bath, ly To pBeckhampton Inn, as p. 135 On r. to Chijipenham, 1 2 M, Over the Downs ; Sf new Deities cross the Ken- net and Avon Canal". b *DE VIZ ES -Black Bear A corporate Town — 725 77. 3750 £— Ma. ar. 7^ Mo.; dep. 7£Aft. At Devizes, on r. to Chip- penham, \o\ M.; on 1. to Lavington, 6. About 1 M. from Devizes cross the Kenntt and Avon Canal, and again at a further Distance Summerham Bridge" (over a Branch of the* Avon) On 1. to Trowbridge, 7 M. Selves Green Bower Hill Entrance of Melksham , on ].io War minster, I2^M. pMELKSHAM'-C/^t/i 781 H. 41 10 /.—Ma. ar. 9 Mo.; dep. 6 \ Aft. Cross the Avon R. (see p. 136), and on v. to Chip- penham, 7 M.; on 1. to Bradford, 6. Shaw"' On r. to Corsham, 3I M. Shaw Hill" Atworth Blue Vein— T. G. Kingsdown Hill* I On 1. to Melksham t 6$ m. Bathford— Old Inn, Somerset Cross Box Brook, which on 1. goes to the R. Avon. Thro' Bathford, an r. to Chippenfuim, io£ m.; on 1. to Bradford, 5. Bath Easton* — Lamb Walcot— T. G. «»>PBATH— AT. H. Devizes. m F I 7 3 2- INNS. Melksham, Devizes, Bl. Bear, Castle- K.'s Anus, George. 9 5 rhe Kennet and Avon Canal com- mences atNewbury, Berks, whence it communicates eastward with the Thames : its Course westwardfrom Newbury is by Great Bedwin, De vizes, Semington where it is join- ed by the Wilts and Berks), and Bradford, across the Avon (where it is joined by the Somerset Coal Canal), and thence to Bath. Devizes, within 1 m. of, on r. i9 New Park, T. G. Estcourt, Esq. z m. on the 1. of Devizes is Eastwell House, Wm. Hunt Grubbe, Esq. Sunimerham Bridge, on 1. of, — Ty- lec, Esq.; Tho. Bruges, Esq.; and A. Awdry, Esq. Melksham, at, Miss Thresher. Shaw, near, on the 1. Shaw I-Iouse, lately Robert Neale, Esq. Shaw Hill, at, Sam. Heathcote, Esq, Kingsdown Hill, from, see on the r. Shockerwick, J. Wiltshire, Esq Bath Easton, at, on r. Bath Easton Villa, Dr. Brodbelt. 96 97 98 100 102 103 103 ior, 106 To Windsor, by Egham. To PEgham, as p. 52 Old Windsor" — Bells of Ozeley, Berks Frogmore" bpWINDSOR"—^/. H. (see p. 143) .76 20 2 1 Egham, £ M. from, on 1. — Smith, Esq.; i£m. from Egham, onr. An'- kerwyke House, J. Blagrove, Esq.; on 1. Lord Longford ; beyond, see onCooper'sHill, King swood Lodge, B. Flounders, Esq. Near § M. fur- ther, on 1. — Harcourt, Esq. Old Windsor, near, on 1. area Seat of Lord Walsingham, and Beaumont Lodge, Vise. Ashbrook; beyond which, J. M. Leake, Esq.; Mrs. Carbonell ; and — Borrell, Esq. : on r. The Grove House, Lady On- slow ; near which is a Seat of — — Isherwood, Esq. Frogmore, at, on 1. Frogmore Lodge, Princess Augusta. Windsor, the Castle. 14/] Roads measured from Hyde Park Corner. [14! To B, through An clover. To b PAXDOVER, as p. 55 Weyhill" Beyond Weyhill, on \. to Amesburu, 1 1 m. b Ludgershair > Wilts 127 H. 487 /. Cross the Downs to East Everley" On v. to Marlborough, 10J Itf.: and Glouces- ter , 5 4 J. West Everley Cross the Downs to Uphaven Avon R. (whose Course 011 1. is thro' Ainesbury, Salis- bury, 6i.c.) Rushair Charlton Cross the Downs to Conock* Lide Nursteed pDEVIZES*— Bear Inn (see p. 14^) ch PBATH, as p. 145 4- 1 4 3 6 1 - -6 3|4 75 So Si S2 B5 86 8816 89 6 108 1 - INNS. East Everley, Crown. Devizes, Black Bea.-, Co, He. Bath. as p. 14c. Weyhill, about 1 M. from, 0x1 r. arc Rambridge, Hamilton, Esq. Rambridge Cottage, H. Gawler Esq. ; and Clanville Lodge, lately H. Bosanquet, Esq.; 2 M. from the Road, on r. is Chute Lodge. Weyhill, 2 :.i. from, on r. Redenham, Sir John Walter Pollen, Bart. Ludgershall, the Castle ; about 2 m. on 1. at Tidworth, Tims. Ashton Smith, Esq. East Everley, Dugdale Astley, Esq. Rushall, at, Sir John M ethuen Poore. Bart. Conoch, Giffard Warriner, Esq. Devizes, near, on 1. is South Broom House, Wm. Salmon, Esq.; on r. New Park, T. G. Estcourt, Esq. To Bath, by Sandy Lane. 8c ?3 SS 9« 92 % 96 pBeckhampton Inn, as p. 135 1 m. from JBeckhqmptcnn Inn, on 1. to Dvuzes, 6 M. Over the Downs. Shepherd's Shord Continue over the Doivns, 8c 4M. from Shepherd's Shord, on r. toCalne, 3: on 1. to Devizes, [\. Sandy Lane" Bowden Hill" About £ m. cross the Wilts and Berks Conor, and Avon B. (see p. 136). Cross the Avon R- to Laycock" On 1. to Melhsham, 3 W. I M. from iMycoch, on r to Chippenham, 2^. Corsham" On 1. to Melhham, 4! M Lower Tickwick On r. to Chippenham, 4.} M Haslebury Hill Box Ashley Green BathEaston, So?nerset Walcot— T. G. <*pBATH (see p. 13 6) Sandy Lane, near, on r. is Wetham Rev. W. Money : and on 1. Wands House, — Phipps, Esq At Sandy Lane, on r. Bowood, Mar- quis of Lansdown ; and on 1. Spy Park, Col. Thornton Bowden Hiti, on r. is Bowden Park, Mrs. Dickinson. The Wilts and Berks Canal unites with the Thames at Abingdon; its Line from thence is by Wantage Swindon, Wotton Basset, Derry Hill (near which a Branch goes to Calne), Melksham, and Seming- ton, -where it joins the Kennet and Avon Canal. From Swindon a ik-w Branch is nearly completed to Lat~ ton, to unite with the Thames and Severn Canal. m|f| J_ 3 ' 5- 2 - 1 1 $ 3 2 — 6 1 6 — . -1 w 99,6 102I5 [04- 1-49] Roads measured from Hyde Park Corner. [150 Bowden Hill, i M. from, on 1. isStrowd Richard Long, Esq. Laycoch, Laycock Abbey, John Rock Grosset, Esq. f M. from Laycoch, and about f M. from the Road, on the 1. is Notton House, Major Astlej. Corsham, oa r. is Corsham House, Paul Cobb Methuen, Esq. For Seats from Box to Bath, seep. 138 To Reading, by Egkam. To I'Egham, as p. $2 On r. to Reading through Binjield, zo M. Virginia Water On I. to Bagsliot, Si M. Sunning Hill", Berks Sunning Hill Wells" jft about if M. cross over Englemoor Pond. Bracknell" ,'OAKINGHAM", or WOKINGHAM A corporate Town — 435 p| 2085/.— Ma. ar. 8 Mo. ; dep. 4 Aft. King Street" On r. to Windsor, 1 1 M. Loddon Bridge" Cross the Loddon R. whose Course on r. is to the Thames READING (seep. 132) INN. Oakingham, Rose. Sunning Hill, on r. J. Barwell, Esq, Price, Esq. ; Titnest, Sir H, Popham ; and on 1. Dowager Lady Harev, ood ; and Sunning Hill Park, George Henry Crutchley, Esq. Sunning- Hill If ells, on r. is Sitwood Park, Sir J. Sibbald, Bart. Bracknell, within 1 M. on 1. Swinley Lodge, Master of the Stag Hounds. Br:uknell, near, on 1. is Martinshern, Capt. Epworth ; and on r. Sir J . Walsh, Bart. Oakingham, about 1 m. on r. is Bill Hill, Hon. Mrs.LevesonGower; and near it, Embrook, JohnBaker, Esq. King Street, Mrs. Whitcomb. M F 176 28 J2 34 o> 39 Loddon Bridge, 1 M. beyond, on 1. is Early Court, Hon. W. Townsend; en r. Woodley Lodge, Jas. Wheble, Esq. ; and on 1. is White Knights, Duke of Marlborough. To Wells, through Trowbridge, Summerham Bridge, as p. 145 Seend On r. to Melksham, 3 M.; onl.toE .Lavington,^. Littleton § m. beyond, Littleton, on r. to Melksham, 3 ; on. 1. to Warminster, 5. Hilperton On r. to Bradford, 3 J M. pTROWBRIDGE 1 1 71 H. 6075 *' — M a< ar.ioMo.; dep. 4 Aft. Out. to Bath, igm. Cross a Branch of the R. Avon, and on r. to Brad- ford, 2 M. ; Bath, 8 9 and Bristol ', 2 3 J. Studley Southwick Road, Somerset On r. to Bradford, 4§ M. Beckington On 1. to Warminster, 6f M. ; on r. to Bath, 10. Old ford pFROME (see p. 125) cb P WELLS, asp. 125 92 94 97 984 99 101 103 104 105 107 i*3 INNS. Trowbridge, George, Wool pack. Frome, George. Wells, Chris- topher, Swan. To Speen, as p. 135 Welford" Great Shefford On r. to Wantage, 9 M. On 1. to Hungerford, 5 M. Lambourn* — - 5 6< S * 5. is [ 62 i 1 2^ ^ 64 ( 4- - 68 ( Welford, Welford House, — Hoblyn Esq. ; and about 3 m. beyond Lam bourn, Ashdown Park, Earl of Craven. 151] £oAns-measure4,from Hyde Park Corner. [152 To Worcester, through Henley m F *HOUNSLOW, 51 Ma. ar. 9-40 Aft. ; dep. Through the Town, on 1. flie great T. R. to the Land's End, 287^ M. Cross IHbunslow Heath. Crawford Bridge" W.Hart Sipson Green Magpies ljOVlg£ord*-K..'s Head Cross the Old R. which runs on 1. into the Thames, and the New R. which passes to Bushy Park. At a small Distance cross two Branches of Co/ne R.; and at about 1 m. again cross the Cohie, which rises in Hert- fordshire, and whose Course on r. is by Wat- ford, Rickmansworth, and Uxbridge, and on 1. joins the Thames near to Staines. 2£«ferBuckinghamshire. pCOLNBROOK '-M. H. Ma.ar. 10-3 5 Aft.; dep. 4$ Mo. 1 M. beyond Colnbrook, on -1. to Windsor, 3I. Langley Broom" Tetsworth Water r SLOUGH*— P. O. Ma.ar. 1 1-5 Aft.; dep. 4i Mo. On 1. to Windsor, z\ m. Salt B\\Y— Castle Maidenhead Bridge" Cross the Thames R. (see Enter Berkshire. r MAIDENHEAD*-Mi7. A corporate Town — 167 H. 792 /.—Ma. ar. u £ Ait. ; dep. 3 f Mp. On r. to Greo tMarlow , e. m . 16 6 16 The Folly- Fleece Inn On 1. to Reading, 12^ m. On, r. thro' the Thicket to Hurley Bottom"- T.G. Cross theThames(seep. < 2) v HENLEY* UPON THAMES -Bell hm, Oxon A corporate Town 538 H. 3 1 17 /.—Ma. ar. 1 Mo.; dep. 2| Aft. On 1. to Readiner, 8 Mi i M. from Henley, on r. to Marlow, 7 m. Assington Cross" Bixgibwen"— T. G. pNettlebed" — P. O. Nuffield Heath" On 1. to Walling ford, 4 m. Beggar's Bush" rBensington — P. O. kShillingf'ord" On 1. to Reading, i 7 J m.; I on r. to Aylesbury, 23. iDorcheslcr— W. Hart j On 1. to Abingdon, 6* m Nuneham Court cnay j Sand ford Littlemoor <*POXFORD*-./;;erZ Inn A corporate Town— 2064 H. 12,031 /.-Ma ar. 3^ Mo.- dep. ic| Aft. — The Assizes are held here. 1 w.from Oxford, on r. to Bicester, m*m.; and Deddington, i6£. Woolvercot— Church Cross the Oxford Canal*. Yarn ton— T. G. Begbrooke" 1 M.~/ra» Begbrooie, on 1. to Witney ± 7 k. . fc p WOODSTOCkC-r- Market Place A corporate Town— 2-21 H. 141 9 /.—Ma. ar.^-Mo.; dep. 10 Aft. Kiddington" On r. to Wheat ley, 1 7$ M. 3 J 53] Roads measured from Hyde Park Corner. [154 For Remarks to Hounslow, see p. 53 ; wd thence io Maidenhead, P- i S3,' W Maidenhead, on the r. near the Banks of the; Thames^ is Bisham Abbey, G. Vansittart, Esq. Hurley Bottom,, on.r. is Hurley PlacJe, — Troughton, Esq. i m. on r v of Hurley Bottom, Temple- gate House and Mills, Owen Wil- liams, Esq. ; and, see on the other Side of the Thames, Harleyford, a Seat of Sir Wm. Clayton, Bart, Within i M. of Hurley Bottom, on 1. is Hall Place, Sir Wm. East, Bart. i m. from Hurley Bottom f on r. Danes- ; field, Mrs. Scott. 2 m . from Hurley Bottom, on r. is Rose Hill Cottage, Capt. Needham ; i m. further,CulhamCourt,Hon.F.West. Henley, before, on 1. is Park Place, H. P. Sperling, Esq. with beautiful Pleasure Grounds, &c— Shown on Application, on Wednesdays. Henley, i M. on 1. of, on the Reading Road, are Bolney Court, unoccu- pied; and Harpsden Court., Thos. Hall, Esq.; and i M. further on 1. at Shiplake, are J. Byle, Esq. and Lord Mark Kerr ; and 3 m. on 1. of Henley , is Crowsley Rark, J. A. Wright^Esq.; and near it i3 Biunt's Court, — Ovey, Esq. ; and 1 m. on r. on the -Marlow Road, is : Fawley Court, Strickland Freeman, Esq. ; and a little beyond, T. D. Coventry, Esq. Ifflj. from Henley, oni. is Badgmoor, \ Geoilgk Grote, Esq. ; if m. beyond ■ whidhj on 1. is Gray's Court, Lady Stapjetom 'Jssing^on Cross, 1 in. on r. of, Fawley, Rev^ — Fanshawe, . Bixgib^ien, 1 2 m. on the r. of,, is Stb- itpr House, Thomas Stonor, Esq. lYeitle&ed, on 1. is Joyce Grove, T. Tooyey, Esq.; 1 : -m: 'further, on the 1. is HighmoreHaik, Rev. Thomas Leigjh ; Bennett. Abo*ut 3 M. On r. of NeitlebedxS Wat- lington Park, — Tilson, Esq. About 4 m. on 1. of Nettlebed, Wood- cot House, H.'C. Cotton, Esq. \\ ' m. on the r. of the 42 Milestone 4$ : Swincombe House. Nuffield Heath and Beggar's Bush, between, Gould's Heath, George Davis, Esq. ; and on r. at about z M. Britwell Priory, Thomas Weld, Esq. ; tiear. is Brightwelt House, Wm, liowjndfes Stone, Esq. Shilling/brdi near, 3 m. on r. of, is New-, ingtbn House, lately Geo. White, Esq. Nuneham Courtenay, on r. is Baldoa iHouke, lately Sir Christ. Wm. Wil-j- loughby, Bt. ; a little further on rJ Chislehampton Lodge, Cha.-Peer$,' Esq. : on 1. is Nuneham Courtenayj Park, Earl Harcourt ;the Grounds*,; &c. very beautiful. ' | Oxford, see brief Account of, 1. to Stow, 4. i Head, R. Lion, Rose df Crown. Cran- ford Bridge, TV. Hart. Colnbrook, 1 George. TV. Hurt. Slough, Crct/v. 1 Salt Hill, Qtstle i Wmdmi'd. M Bourton on the Hill" — Church li; M. from Bourton , on\. 'to Stow, 6*. i Broad way"— W //«r/ | i S; head Bridge, K.'sArms. Maiden , Sun. Henley, Bell, R. Li>n,lV. h 1 ! li-'-nsington, Lasi,e,lV. Hart. Oxford, •liigei, A'ing'i Anh^ Roe Buck, S,tar. 6 5 Woodstock, Beer, jUarib r >rougk Anns. Enstone.X.k7j/?-e , W^r^Wfl Talbot. Chip- 7/?w, TVorccstershiu 95 l ping Norton, TV. Hart. Moreton in Wickhamtord Bridge ; the Marsh, Unicorn. Broadway, IV. (over a Branch of the 1 \Hart. Persljore, Angel. Worcester, Avon R.) 3 2 1 97" el, Crown, Hop Pole, Star and Bengeworth — T. G. 1 7 98 ' 'Garter, Unicorn. On r. to Evesham, 1 r.i. ; Alcester, ?cj; and a ' \ little further, on 1. to WORCESTER to ; _ Tewkesbury, i2§. Pershore 9' 1 [dampton Parva" — 6 99 Broadway J I 7 zi - C)w the Avon R. (which Moretou in the Marsh 8 3 ^ ^9 3 rises near Naseby, in [Chipping Nortua 8 2 37; Northamptonshire ; its Enstone 4 ,4 i 42 1 Course from thence is Woodstock t 486 near Rugby and War- Oxford 8 ; 566 wick, thro' Stratford Bensington 1 1 7 68;5 on Avon and Evesham Henley 1,1 ~ 79 5 toPershore; and passe? Maidenhead 9 1 88 ; 6 on 1. to Tewkesbury, j j Maidenhead Bridge — 6 89,4 where it unites with j Salt Hill 4 - 93 4 the Severn.) IjSlcugh — 6 94f PERSH OR E'-Angellnn 6,- , io 5 i 1 Colnbrook 3 6 ,8- Ma. ar. ii Mo. ; dep. liCranford Bridge llHounslow 4 4 ic: 4 . 4* Ait. ' 1 - ' 'J; 3 15/] Roads measured horn Hyde Park Corner [158 Duke of Beaufort ; and near z M beyond Charlbury, Which wood Fo- rest, The Ranger's Lodge, Strettou, Esq. Enstone, Foot of, on r. curious Water- works. 2 m. beyond Enstone, on r is Heythrop, Earl of Shrewsbury. At Sal/fork, on r. II. Dawkins, Esq.; on 1. Sarsden House, J. II. Lang- s-tone, Esq. Bourton on the Hill, near, on r. see BatsfordPark, Lord Redesdale : at Bourton, on 1. Rev. Dr. Warnford ; — Batson, Esq. ; Sezincot, Sir C. Cockerel!, Bt. : little beyond Bour- ton on the Hill, at about z M. on r. Northwick Park, Lord Northwick. On Broadway Hill (commanding an extensive View of the Vale of Eve- sham, with the whole Line of Mal- vern Hills), on 1. Spring Hill, tl Hon. John Coventry ; and Middle Hill, Tho. Phillipps, Esq. : on r. is Farmacombe, C. Rodd, Esq. Hampton Parva, z m. from, on 1. is Elmley Castle ; on r. R. Bourne Charlotte, Esq. Pershore, within about i M. from, H. Hudson, Esq.; near which is Wick House, Rich. Hudson, Esq. : on 1. Thos. Hudson, Esq. Pershore, near, are Fladbury Hill, and Craycombe House, G. Perrott, Esq. Whittington, on the r. Spetchley, It. Berkeley, Esq. The Worcester and Birmingham Canal commences at the Severn, close to Worcester; the whole Line is not completed, but its intended Cou-r; is near to Droitwich, and thence to Birmingham. Worcester, situated upon the R. Se- vern, is much famed for its fine Manufacture of China, and its an- cient Cathedral, which is 410 Feet in Length, 78 in Breadth, and the Tower 196 Feet high. The Nave is extremely beautiful, both in Style and Proportions. There are several handsome Monuments, but the chief is that of King; John. To Great Maklow. b PBARNSTAPLE,/?.ii 3 On 1. to Ilfracomh, 10 M. Comb Martin 9~ 195 204 To Salt Hill, p. .3? At 23 Milestone, on r. to Bum ham* Heels or" Bone End" Little Marlo-v "pGREAT MARLOW 709 H. 3965 /.—Ma. ar. 7 Mo. ; dep. 8 Aft. Burnham, on 1. at Taplow, Countess of Orkney. Hedsor, Hedsor Park, Lord Boston Bone End, a little beyond, onl.Bisham Abbey, Geo. Vansittart, Esq. Another Road. To p.MAIDENHEAD, as p. 1 3 2 Pigney's Green Bisham Cross the Thames (p. £2). ^pGREAT MARLOW (see above) Buds 26 2 - 28 2 - 3° I _ 3' 966 9 b|2 IO) IC2 °5 Ot To SODBURY To i>pCHIPPENHAM* as p. 136 , 9 2 3J M. from Chippenham on 1. to Bristol, i6§. Yation Key ik II C;ist]ecoinbe" 1 Nettleton 3 Acton Turvir, Glow:. 1 Cross Hands Inn 3 On r. to Gloucester, z7§ ML; on 1. to Bath, iV|. Old S&jbury pCHIPPING SODBURY 1 236 H. 1235 1-— Ma- ar. 3 Aft.; dep. ic Mb. tNNS. Crttsftl Haiais In n ping Sodbury, Bell, Swan.. Chippenham, 1 M. beyond, on r. Har- nish House, Geo. Hawkins, Esq. Castlecombe, Win. Scrope, Esq. Aclou Turcil, on the r. is Badminton il<,-:>.,c, the citga>it Seat of the ■ Dufce cf Kea&fori Chip- 59] Roads measured from Hyde Park Corker. [l60J To Milford Haven, by and Bristol. To <*pBATH, as p. 136 Twiverton" — George M. beyond Twiverton , on the 1. to Wells, 17^ ; and Fro me, 1 1 . Ke y n s h a m" — Ch ■ rch Brislinoton" — W.Hart Redcliffe Cross the Avon R. «* BRISTOL"— P. 0. Gloucester The Time of passing the Severn should be ascer- tained at Bristol. A corporate Town 10,403 H. 63.645 /. — Ma.ar.i iMo.;dep.4/Vft. City Assizes held here. Cross the Avon R. whose Course on r. is from Bath, and on 1. to the Mouth of the Severn. At Bristol, on 1. to Shepton Mallet, 19I m.; Wells, 21; and Bridgewater, 34.3- : on r. to Marsh- jield,\ 1 ; Sodbury, 1 1$ ; and Gloucester, 35. Westbury" Compton Greenfield* 2 M. beyond, on r. to the Old Passage, 3. New Passage Cross the Severn R. : it runs on r.fromTewkes- hury, Gloucester, &c; on 1. to the Sea. Black Rock In a Monm . the computed Distance From Black Rock Inn, on r. to Chepstow, 5 M. Portescauet Crick" On r. to Monmouth, i6|m. Caerwent On r. to Usk, 9 M. Pen ho we" Cat's Ash* if M. from Cat's Ash, on r. to Caerleon, \\. Bath 1 05 107 113 116 118 122 126 129 '3* '33 J 35 136 1396 141 Christ Church" Beyond Christ Church, on r. to Usk, 9 m. Cross Usk R. which runs on r. from Pontypool, Caerleon, 8cc.; on 1. to the Mouth of R.Severn. pNEWPORT— P. o. 4' 3 H. 2346 /.—Ma. ar.6|Aft.; dep. 6|Mo. On r. to Pontypool, 8 M.; and Caerphilly, \z\, Crossthe Monmouth Canal* About 1 M.from Newport cross the Iron Railway Caer Bridge" Cross the Sotwy R. which runs on 1. to the Mouth of the Severn. Castle Town St.MellonV-5/aeft?// Rumney — Royal Oak CrosstheRumneyR. .whose Course on 1. is to the Mouth of the Severn. Roath, Glamorgan h C\VJ)\Yr-Angel Inn 491 H. 24*17 /.—Ma. ar.8£Aft.; dep. 3$ Mo. The Assizes held here. On r. to Merthyr Tydvil, 24 M. Cross the Taff R. (whose Course on r. is from Merthyr Tydvil : on 1 to the Bristol Chan nel) , and on r. to Llan- trissant, ic-J M. ; on to JChpias Powis, 4. jElwy Bridge Cross the Elwy R. whose Course on 1. is to the Bristol Channel. St. N\cho\a$-Churck Bonvilston" — Church PCOWBRIDGE — M. H. 165 H. 850 /. Ma. ar. \o\ Aft.; dep.33 Mo On r. to Uantrissant, 7§ m.; on\. toGUston, 4^ Crack Corntown 3- 2 1 4 1/4 i?6 $\ •itjl] Roads measured from Hyde Park. Corner. [i$2' Twirerfo»,.i m. beyond, onl. Newton St. Looe Park, W. G. Langton, Esq. i£ M. m>hi Tiuiverton^on r.- see Kel atoit (House, Sir J. C. Hawkins, Bi Kej/nskatn, through, on r. Hauhain HalJ, '— Crisick, Esq. : 2 tw. from Keijftsham, on 1. —^Ireland, Esq BrisliAktyn, just before, see on r. Dr Fox's kunatic Asylum. Through Brislhigio-n, ou 1. — Powell, Esq. Near i Mi from Brislingtoti, on L Half- way House, — Mackey, Esq.; just beyond, Arno's Vale, J. ".laxic, Esq Bristol, near, on 1. Red Lai^e, Townscud, .E*q- Bristol, situated ou the Rivers Aran and Frame, is a City a,nd County of itself, and Hen. VIII. made it a Bi- • shopric. The Interior of the City is close, but iu the Suburbs and ex- ternal Parts are elegant and spa- cious Buildings. .Carts are not ad- mitted in the Streets, for fear of damaging the Arches of the Vaults, Sec. madeuiider-grouud for convey- ing. the Soil, into the Rivers : on this Account every Thing is carried by Sledges. Bri;tnl has a very ex- tensive Quay, a Dock which will contain io Sail. of large Vessels, an; anotjidr of inferior Size. The Ca theolrap was founded in 1140. The Hot \"Vells are. 1 m. below the City, elosja by the River; their Waters are reckoned specific for the Dia- betes, phthisical, scorbutic, and in I flamnifitofy Disorders. — -See a fvr ilitr ■Account of Bristol, at the End : of the 'JJitvct Roads. rj r estbit;rji, near, on 1. Cote House, J. Wedgewood. Esq.; im. on i. Blaise Castle, J.S. Harford, Esq.? im. on 1. oiJYcstbunj, Holly House, J. B. Benee, Esq.; 1 M. beyond which is . Kinff's] Whstonj Lord De Clifford; neamt, at Henbury, T. Daniel, Esq. (.'(•rnpton tireaifit'ld, on r. see Over House:, J.; Gordon, Esq.; and at a fnrtber:Tustance, Knowle, 5. Wor- s([. : ; and — Claxton, |&q. I Cat's Ash, near, on 1. is Llanwarreh; Sir R. Salusbury, Bart. Between Christ Church arul Newport, 'onl. Maindee, G. Jones, Esq. Newport, the Monmouth Canal, where is its Basin, "which- connects with I the Usk R, and thro' its Channel unites the Navigation with the Se vern. It has two Branches— the Pontypool, to which Town it goes and; near to it is joined with the Brecknock Canal (whose Course is by Abergavenny and along by the Side of the R, Usk to the Town of Brecon), and the. Crumlin., which passes byRisca to Crumlin.Bridge. — Length of the Pontypool Branch 11 M. falls 447 Feet : Crumlin Branch 11 M. 5 r. falls 365 Feet: Length of the Brecknock 37 m. 7 r. Caer Bridge, beyond, on 1. Tredegar, Sir Chas. Morgan, Bart. St. Mellon' s, 3 m. on r. Ruppera House, C. Morgan, Esq. ; | M. further, on r. Cofn Mabley, J. K.Tynte, Esq. Cardiff, the Cardiff Canal, which con- nects at that Town, bythe'TaffR. with the Severn : its Course is along by the Tail* to Merthyr Tydvil, fa- uious for its very extensive Iron Works ; a Branch also extends to the Aberdau Works. Its ancient Castle is nearly demolished : du- ring the Troubles of Charles I. "it was; alternately in possession of the Parliament and Royal Forces. in theTower of this Castle, Robert Duke of Normandy, Brother to : Wilfliain Rufus and Henry I. was i confjned for upwards of 20 Years, At Cardiff, the Earl of Dumfries. I|M. won Cardiff on r. is LlandafF ' Court* — Jones, Esq. St. Nicholas^ witldn § ivr. of, on r. is Coedrigland, Mrs. Wood. On 1. of St. Nicholas, Dym-m House, Hon. Booth Grey. 1 M. beyond St. Nicholas, on r, Cot- tereif, Miss Gwynnett. B&nviLstnn, at, John Bass.ett, Esq. . iek House, Major : M 4 Bean.j I Through Bonvilsion, on 1. Llantrithyd rail, Crick, /?enhowe\ alt?, on r. see Wentwood j Lodj^ej, Duke-of Beaufort; on l.j . Pencoyd Castle, Sir Mark Wood,; Bart. I Park, Sir John Aubrey, Bart. Cmvb ridge, £m, from, on r. Penllyne Castle, Lord Clarendon 5 3 ftfe on 1. Pull yWtach.T. Thomas, Esq.. M 1D3] Roads measured from Hyde Park Corner. [164 Through Corntoun, on 1. to St. A thorns, 10 M. Ewenney' — Bridge Cross Ewenney R. whose Course on 1. is to the Bristol Channel. On r. to Bridgend, i M. About i M. cross the Og more R. which ruus on l.totheBristoIChannel New Inn i^M.onr. to Bridgend, 2% pPyle— Church p Margam" Taybach Aberavon Cross the Avon R. which runs on 1. to the Sea England" Briton Ferry" ^E\TW- Ship 8f Castle 588 H. 2740 /.—Ma ar. 2$ Mo.; dep. 9* Aft On r. to Brecon, 32 M. Cross the Neath R. (whose Course on 1. is to the Bristol Channel) ; and ov r. to Brecon, 31 m. 1 •si.from Neath, on r. to Llandilo VaiL % r> 1 8f ; on 1. to the Sea Coast, 6. Cross the Clytlia (whose Course on 1. is to th R. Neath) to Day LLAXSAMLET* About, ■$ M. cross the R. Tawe, whose Course on 1. is to the Sea. Morriston* — Church Cross the Swansea CaiuiV three several Times. •SWANSEA?— Busk Inn 1702 H. 8196 /.—Ma ar. 9 1 Mo.; dep. 8 Aft. On 1. to Rossilly, 17 m.; on r. . 163I— -|-jj 177]} BRIDGEND 1I-IJ178I3 To PSWANSEA, p. Olchfa 2 M. beyond Olchfa, to Rossilly, 12^ ; P endow dd, 4. Penmaen Penrice* '63 — - 204 6 3 — 207 on r. and 6 4 214 2 3 - 217 2 Penrice, near, on r. is Penrice Castle Sir Christopher Cole. Crowmarsh G [fjord, about 1 M. onl. of, at Mongewell, Lord Bp. of Durham. Brightwell, -| M. beyond, on r. in an old Camp, is Wittenham Hill, Lady Holland. At Ardington, W. Clarke, Esq. ; be- yond, on 1. Lockynge House, Mrs. Bastard. At Charlton, on r. is Charlton House, unoccupied. Wantage is memorable as the Birth- place of King Alfred. At Stanford Plain, on 1. is Shilling- To Collumpton and Exeter, by IVlncaimton. "WELLINGTON,^. 112 , 151 f COLLUMPTON, as p. 140 12 cb *EXETER 1 1 1 64 » 75 ^BARNSTAPLE, v. 113! On r. to Comb Martin, 9M. I'lllracombe to l 9 5 205 To PBRUTON,«*p. 127 iPiicombe I 'CASTLE CARY 285 H. 1406 /.—Ma. ar. 3 Aft. ; dep. 5 Mo. 1 09 1 10 1 13 I1T0 Droxford, as p. 85 j IpBISIIOP'S waltiiam 381 IT. 1830 /. 171] Roads measured from Hydb Park Corner. [172 To Gloucester, ly Cirencester. M IP To Dorchester, p. 152 On r. to Oxford, 9 M. Burcot" Clifton Culham Bridge" (over a Bran . of the Tham es) and 1 M. further cross the Tliarnes (seep. $2)'. b PABINGDON, Berks A corporate Town 1020 H. 4801 /.—-Ma. ar. 8 Mo. ; dep. 9 Aft. The Assizes held here, as also at Reading. On r. to Oxford, 6£ m. ; on 1. to Newbury, 20$ . Shippon" Shipstead" On r. to Oxford, j\ M. ; ore 1. to Wantage, 7*. Tubney" Fifield" Kingston Bagpuze" — George Inn fPusey Furze" — 5o*c and Crown a M. beyond Pusey Furze, on r. to Bampton, 4. Littleworth* TAR1NGDON — AT. H. 6c6 //. 3224 /.—Ma. ar. 7 Mo. ; dep. 7 Aft. Entrance of Faringdon, 071 1. to Wantage, 8|j M.; eft r. to Burford,\ io| ; o/trf through the Toun, on 1. to High- worth, 54. Yetton B uscot* — Church Oft 1. to Swindon, 11 M. St. John's Bridge CV055 //<ULCULADE'—(hureh, Gloucestershire 204 H. 993 i. — Ma. ar. 8 Mo.; dep. ;; Ait. 56 5S 6c 60 61 64 7; PFAIRFORD"— C&Mrefc 302 H. 1444 /.—Ma. ar. 9 Mo. ; dep. 6£ Aft. Cross the Colne R. which runs on 1. to the R. Isis. ?ow\\o\\ -Pack Horse, Wilts Easington, Glouc. Ampney Cracis" '"CIRENCESTER" Meeting of Roads from Gloucester § Cricklade 930 H. 4540 /. — Ma. ar. 10 Mo. ; dep. 5^ Aft. On r. to Bur ford, 1 7 M. ; Stow, 1 9 : on 1. to Crick- lade, 6| ; Mali il£; and thro' Pains- wick to Gloucester, 1 7^. Along the Roman Road to Birlip" On r. to Cheltenham, 6 M.; on 1. to Stroud, 9|. Whitcomb 0« 1. to Stow, 19 m. Brockworth Hucclecot" Barnwood" Wooton"— T. G. Onv. to Cheltenham, 8* M. ct> P GLOUCESTER*—— 7W» i/«W A corporate Town 1529 H. 8280/.— Ma. ar. 1 Aft. ; dep. 3 Aft. The Assizes held here. 3*6 I - 7 lO- I fi ii- 1 - j 88 z 9S IOC 101 102 103 IO4 105 INN'S, Abingdon, Crown cy 77- is. fie, Queen's Arms. Kingston Inn. Faring- don, Bell, Crown. Lechladc, New Inn. Fairford, Bull. Cirencester King's Head, Ram. Gloucester, Bell, Booth Half, Kings Head. GLOUCESTER to Dorchester. Cirencester Fairford Lechlade Faringdon iKingston Bagpuze Abingdon jDercho. .r I ■ 7 d AtlJ 7{f.jl 1-73} Roads measured from Hyde Park Corner. [174 Burcot, at, on 1. E. Tawney, Esq. Culham Bridge, within ~ M. of, on 1. John Phillips, Esq. Shippon, at, on r. M. Anthony, Esq.! Shipstead, on r. is B. Morland, Esq. ; and Oakley House, — Elwes, Esq. Fifield, at, on r. is Fifield House. Tubney, at, on r. Tubney Lodge, J. I. Lockhart, Esq. Kingston, at, on 1. W. Blandy, Esq. Pusey Furze, near, on 1. Pusey House, the Hon. Ph. Pusey; on r. Rev. John Loder : 1 m. further, on r. Buckland House, Sir Geo. Throckmorton, Bt. Little worth, 1 M.onr. CarsevvellHousc, Tho. Perfect, Esq.; and \ M. on 1. is Wadley House, W. Y. Mills, Esq. Faringdon, near, isFaringdon House, — Bennett, Esq. Buscot, near, on 1. is Buscot Park, Edward Loveden Loveden, Esq. Lechlade, at, Lechlade House, Win. Fox, Esq. ;& Rev. Jn.Leigh Bennett. Fairford, at, the Church, with its Windows of richly stained Glass, and the Seat and fine Gardens of John Raymond Barker, Esq. ; about 4 M. on 1. is Down Ampney House, Earl of St. German's. Poulton, x M. on r. of, is Williamstrip Park, M. Hicks Beach, Esq. Ampney Crucis, at, on r. is Ampney House, Mrs. Blackwell. Cirencester, near, Rendcomb Park, Sir W. Guise, Bart. At Cirencester, the Abbey, Thomas Master, Esq. Through Cirencester, on 1. is Oakley Park, the fine Seat of Earl Bathurst. About 1 M. from Cirencester, on 1. is Stratton, Rev. Mr. Daubigney. 5 M. from Cirencester, on r. is Cots- wold House, Mrs. Milligan; and on 1. is Upper Duntesborne, Rev Charles Messman; andMisserdine Park, Sir Edwin Sandys. Birlip, at, on 1. Whitcomb Park, Sir Wm. Hicks, Bart. Hucclecot, at, on 1. Mrs. Colchester and a little beyond it, T. Price, Esq Barnwood, at, on 1. Barnwood Court, Robert Morris, Esq. JVooton, at, on 1. Wooton House, Sam Whitcomb, Esq. I Gloucester, for Description, see p. 198 To PFAIRFORD, p. 17a Barnsley" Perrot's Bridge Cover the Cham R. whose Course on 1. is to the R. Isis) Birlip ^GLOUCESTER, asp 173 Another Road to Gloucester. 89 99 106 Barnsley, at, is Barnsley Park, James Musgrave, Esq. b "CIRENCESTER>i7z 1 m.from Cirencester, on r. to Minchin Hampton,*). Thames and Severn Canal (see p. 185) A little further crossthelsis or Thames R. where it takes its Rise; and on 1. to Malmsbury, 7$ M. PTETBURY* 522 H. 2533 I. — Ma. ar. 1 1 Mo. ; dep. 3 Aft. On r. to Gloucester, 1 9 M. : on\. to Malmsbury, 4 ; and Bath, z$\. Beverstone 2 m.from Beverstone, on r. to Gloucester, \G\; and 1 M. furtfier, on 1. to Bath, xx. Kingscote* 1 m.from Kingscote, on r. to Minchin Hampton , 4§ . Near Dursley, on 1. to Sodbury, 13^. PDURSLEY 518 FL 2580 T. — Ma. ar. 3 Aft.; dep. 10 Mo. 98 IOO 108 INN. Tetbury, White Hart. Cirencester, on 1. of, at Kemble, i; Seat of C. W. Cox, Esq. Tetbury, 1 M. from, on r. is Chevenagc Hall, Mrs. Stevens. Kingscote, at, a Seat of Col. Kingscote 2 M . from Kingscote, on 1. is Symond- ham Hall, J. Phillimore, Esq. Jw ' ' — -' D6 measured from Hyde Park. Corner. £"#"3 To the Old Passage. FARINGDON, asp.171 Coleshill" Eastrop— F. G. Entrance of IHghwortli, 0.1 r. to /..-"// Unle, 4.M.; o.t 1. to Swindon, 6*. HIGHWORTH— i"/.//. JVtiis A corporate Town 494 II. 2514 /.—.Ma. ar. 10 Mo. ; dep. 4 Alt. Westrop — T. G. Cold Harbour Inn On 1. to Swindon, 4* M. Seven Bridges Cover the Thrones and his R.J — T. G. 'CR\CKL\m:-S*anI. 279 H. 1556 /. On r. to (":re?i -ester, 6£ M. 5 o« 1. .*« Bath, ;r. Horsleydown — T. G. OrerCrlcldath' Commou to Minety — T. G. Orer Minelijand C7uir!tt:>: Commons to Charlton"— T. G. i\ M. from Charlton, on r. to Circicesier, io{. NcarMabiisburii ,nr:ss ilu- Lower Avon R. whose Course on 1. is by Wot- ton Basset, and en r. through Tetbury. > r MALMSBURY'-Guss 243 H. 1 152 /. On 1. to Chippenham, 9 M.; to Hath, zz\; and a \ M. further, on r. to Tetburt/, 4. Easton Gray'-Church Pinknev" Easton To wn—r. G. Sheraton Sherston Hill— T. G. Luckington Ash bridge— T. G. Acton Turvil" Church, Gloucestersh. &3 92 Cross Hands Inn Oil r. to Gloucester, Z/i M.; on], to Bath, 11}. Old Sodburv'-C/WA CHIPPING SODBURY —P. O. (seep. 158) On r. to Chippenham, 9^ M. i M i3 093 1 131 1154 ii 9:4 120,2 -|! 1 22:2 9; 90 99 IOG IOC IOI I02 IO3 3 2 1 *o6 On r. W TVichxar, 4^ M. I Yate-T. (7. * M. on the Heath, on 1. to Bristol, 9. Iron Acton Entering IronJrton, on r. to TVotten under Edge, 11 M.; in the Town, on 1. to Bristol, q. pAlveston" — Church Ru:lg\vay*-/?oy«/ Oak On r. to Gloucester, 25 j M. ; «n 1. /o Bristol, cj±. 1 v i s t o n — Ch urch Old Passage Inn LYXS. Crieklade, Swan, TV Hors*. Mahnshury, TV. Lion. Cross Hands Tnn. Chipping Sudbury, Bell, Swan Old Passage House Inn. OLD PASSAGE Xo~T)tringdcm Sudbury Cross Hands Inn Malmsbury Crioklade Faringdon At Coleshill, on 1. is a Seat of the Earl of Radnor, At ('harlton, on r. is an ancient Seat of the Earl of Sulfoik. Jtli/l.nsburi/, on 1. of, is Cole Park Peter Lovel, Esq. j At Eastern Gray, on 1. is Easton Gray- House, — Smith, Esq. P'aihiunj, on 1. of, is Pinkney House Estcott Creswell, Esq. Acton Turvil, through, on r. see Bad niinton, Duke of Beaufort. Cross Handslnn , on 1. of, is Doddingtou Park, Sir Christ. Codrington, Bt. Old Sodbury, on r. of, at Little Sod bury, W. H. Howard Hartley, Esq. Aiveston, near, on r. is Tockingtou, Samuel Peach Peach, Esq. Rudgway, 1 m. bevond, on r. a Seat of— Page, Esq*. -1 1 * _ n 6 16 6 14 2 u - 1 1 7! 42 7 »1 ?! jtf 6 177] Roads measured from Hyde Park Corner. [178 Another Road to Trowbr To Conock, p. 147 Easterton EAST or MARKET LA- VINGTON (seep.12.7) IM. before Worton, cross a Branch of the R. Avon. Worton Bulkington About £ m. from Bul- kington cross the same Branch of the Avon. Hilperton pTROWBRIDGE, p. 150 WBF IDGE 3" • 8b l - . 89 3- ■ 92 2- - 94 5- 1 - • 99 ■ 100 To Bristol and Weston super Mare. *>pCHIPPENH AM, />. £ 3 6 — - 9 2 \ 3§ M. from Cliippenham on r. to Sodbury, 12. Giddy Hall 4*4 9712 Ford" 14 986 North Wraxhall 2-1006 rMARSHFIELD*, Glow. 280 H. 1415 /. Ma. ar. 10 Mo. ; dep. 4 Aft. a M. from Marshfieldy on r. to Gloucester, 31^; on 1. to Bath, 5. Tog Hill" On ,r. to Gloucester, 32 m.; on 1. to Bath, 6. Wick* 2-106 Warmley 2 - 108 6 St. George 2- no On\. to Bath, 11 M, tb PBRISTOL (seep. 159) *'«■ 1 Redcliff i|4 114 On 1. to Axbridge, 17 M. Long Ashton" Flax Bourton" Farley West Town Cleeve Orchinwood Cross the Yeo R. Congresbury Puxton Worle Weston super Mare 14 r % 2: i|6 214 "5 118 119 120 122 124 125 127 129 131 INNS., Marshfield, Catherine Wheel. Bristol, as p, 168. For d, 1 m. on r. Castlecombe, Wm. Scrope, Esq. Marshfield, 1 M. on 1. of, Ashwick, J. W, Horlock, Esq.; and — Davies, Esq.: 3 M. on r. of Mwshjield is Dyrham Park, Mrs. Blathwayte. Tog Hill, £ m. from, on 1. Hamswell House, T. Whittington, Esq. Wick, on r. Bury House, Hen. Hill- man, Esq.; on 1. R. Haynes, Esq. Long Ashton, on r. Ashton Court, Sir J. H. Smith, Bt.; 2 m. beyond which is Leigh Court, Rev. Dr. Trenchard. Flax Bourton, on r. of, Belmont, — Turner, Esq. ■ — . — . . To Bath, ly Trowbridge and Bradford. M F M F pTROWBRIDGE, p. 1 50 j- — 984 Cross the Kemtet Sf Avon Canal (see p. 146). Cross a Branch of the Avon. pBRADFORD (seep.187) On r. to Melksham, 5 M.; on 1. to Frame, 8*J> Farley wick 3- 1044 Bathford* 17 106 3 Thence to cb PBATH, as p. 145 3 ij 109 INN S. Bath, as p . 140. Bathford, 1 m. before, onl. Warleigh Henry Skrjne, Esq. To DREADING, p. 143 pTheal About 1 iw. before Alder- tnaston, forward to Newbury, 7M.; and on \. crossing the Kennet twice (see p. 132) to Aldermaston* On 1. to Basingstoke, 9 m. pKINGSCLERE, Hants INNS. Theal, Falcon. Alder- mastoh, Hind's Head. \Aldcrmaston, at, Aldermaston House, W. Congreve, Esq. ; beyond, on r, I Wasing Place, W. Mount, Esq. N ! i/9] Roads treasured from Hyde Park Corner. [180 To cb PBATH, as p. 136 Cross the Avon (see p.i 36) Twiverton Within i M. of Coston, on r. to Bristol, 9%. Coston" Stantonbury Hill Compton Dando Woolard Publow PENSFORD _ 105 2 - 107 2 1 109 2 - i 1 I I 4 113 7 U 4 — 6 'M 6 ri 5 Coston, within £ m. of, on 1. see Newton St. Looe Park, W. G. Langton, Esq. To ^BRIDGEWATER, as p. 129 Cannington" NETHER STOWEY 119 H. 620 I. Doddington* Holford" Putsham" Perry" Rydon Donyford WATCH ET Over Cleeve Hill. Bine Anchor Carhampton Gn 1. to Taunton, 18 M. pDUNSTER* i?4 H. 868 /. On i. to Bi'lverton, 16 M. ^MINEHEAD* 278 H. 1037 /.-Ma. ar.12 Aft.; dep. 12 Mo. Porlock" 6- 136 140 144 146 H7 148 150 152 152 »53 |i S 6 V5 8 l60 66 INW. Minehead, Feathers. Cannington, at, a Convent for fifty Nuns; and 1 M. beyond, Brymore House, Sir P. Hales, Bt.; 3 M. be- yond, Hill Place, J. Evered, Esq Doddington, about 2 M. on r. Fairfield House, Sir J. Ackland, Bart. Holford, 3 m. on 1. Crowcombe Court — Carew, Esq. Between Holford and Putsham, on 1. Alfoxton Park, Langley St. Albyn, Esq. Perry, on 1. St. Audrie:, House, Miss Balch. Hatchet, about 2 M. on I. Orchard Wyndham, Henry Tripp, Esq. Dunster, theCastle, H.F.Luttrell, Esq, Minehead and Porlock, between, on r. Holnicote, Hon. M. Fortescue. Porlock, 2 M. beyond, at Culbone, Lord King ; at Countesbury, Lord Somerville; James L. West, Esq. : 2 M. West, — Lock, Esq.; and 1 M. beyond, the late Right Hon. H. Ad dington. To i-pTOTNESS, ^.96 2 M. from Totness, on 1 to Modbury, ic. Harburton Ford" Cross a Branch of the Dart R. New Inn* On r. to Plymouth, 2 1 \ M.; on. 1. to Dartmouth, 8 KINGSBRIDGE" 142 H. 1242 /. INN. Kingsbridge, K.'s Arms. Harburton Ford, Rev. J. Perring. New Inn, on 1. at Halwell, Col. Ed monds. Kingsbridge, 5 m Onr. The Moult, W. Jackson, Esq.; and Woodwell, Jas^, Yates, Esq. M F M "~ 19? 3 - 198 2 3 200 6 2 206 To ^TAUNTON, p. 1 1 1 Cross Tone B. which runs on r. to the R. Parret. Sraplegrove On r. to Dunster, i;|m.; and Minehead, 2o£. Norton Filzwarren pMILVERTON" 343 H. 1637 /• pWIVELISCOMBE" 567 H. 2550 I. Shillingford pBAMPTON, Devon 284//. i±zz /. 144 '45 r46 Hi 16. i6< Mdierton, on r. of, at Fiizhead, R. Beadon, Esq.; 2 m. on i. Chipley, John Newton, Esq. ; and Spring Grove, John Cridland, Esq. Between Milvertan and Wivcliscombe, Crow ford, W. Brutou, Esq. 1S1] Roads measured from Hyde Park Corner. [182 To Gloucester cb POXFORD, as p. 152 On r. to Woodstock, 8 M. and Bicester, 12: on 1 to Abingdon, 6$. Cross several Branches of the Isis R. to Botley", Berks On\. to Faringdon, 16 M. On 1. &y the netv Road, avoiding Botley Sf Eyn- sham Hills, to tlie Isis or Thames (seep. 52) , Sf Re-enter Oxfordshire. Ey nsham* — Church Over Eynsham Heath. Hill Houses Shores Green PWITNEY— M. H. A corporate Town — 543 H. 2722 7.— Ma. ar. 6 Mo. ; dep. 9 Aft. Cross the IFainrush, .which runs onl.totheThames. On r. to Woodstock, 8^*1. 1 M. before Bur ford take the new Road on 1. to PBURFORD* - Church 245 H. 1342 I. — Ma. arf 7 Mo. ; dep. 8 Aft. On r. to Stow, 10 M.; on 1. to Faringdon, iof , About 1 yi. from Burford, on 1. to Cirencester, 16. Barrington x -A r t j H/ //z/z Gloucestershire PNORTHLEACH*-7Ff. //. 1 42 //. 647/.— Ma. ar. 9 Mo. ; dep. 6 Aft. Thro' Northleach, on r. to Siaw, 9 m.; . < 1 Cross the Old R. #.51). Plsleworth i£ M. from Tsleworth cross a Branch of the Old R. Twickenham" Onhto Teddington, i$ M . Over Twickenham Com. to ^Hampton" On r. to Staines, 7 M. ^Sunbury* Walton Bridge" Cross the Thames (p.$z). PWalton on Thames", Surrey PWey bridge" — - 7 ' 4 8 I 6 10 2 6 '3 2 4 J 5 2 ~ i/ __ 1 i/ 1 1 20 Thames, Hon. P. C. Wyndham, — Burnett and — Collingridge, Esqs. Near the Bridge at Walton, the Earl of Tankerville. On 1. of Walton, Ashley Park, Sir Henry Fletcher, Bart.; adjoining it, Oatlands Park and Pleasure Grounds (in which is a most beautiful Grotto), H. R. H. the Duke of York. Weybridge, at, HamnHaw, H.Alliday, Esq.; Woburu Farm, Adm.Sterling. To DREADING", p. i$ 2 Pangbourn" Compton "EAST ILSLEY ntH. 66 9 I. Or, Harwell, as p. 169 Chilton Pond PEAST ILSLEY — - <53 2 6 56 3 - 59 The Jirst Route is unfit for Carriages. IN N East Ilsley, Sw an. Reading, near4M.from, onr. Purley — Storor, Esq.; £ m. further, on 1. Purley Hall, Rev. Dr. Wilder. Pangbourn, 1$ m. from, on 1. is Bere Court, Rev. Dr. Breedon; about 2 M. Baseldon Park, Sir R. Borough, Bt. 5 M. bey ondPangbourn, onl. atAsham stead, Pitt House, B. Hopkins, Esq. ^DORCHESTER, />. 56 Cross the FromeR. (p.$6). Near Charminster, on r. to Sherborne, 15^ m. Charminster St rat ton INNS. Walton, Crown, Duke's Head. Hampton, W. Hart. Wey- bridge, Portmore Jr?)is. Twickenham, between it and Rich- mond Bridge, frouting the Thames, j the Rev. Archdeacon Cambridge ;j|Prampton MarbleHill Cottage, — Brent, Esq.^MaJden Newton" MarbleHill, ; Rapnan'sCastle >,\ At I M cro$s tkg Fr(me R G.Pococke,E S q.; Lady Howe; and; Chilfroome York House, Hon. Miss Byng. Hampton, at, on r. Bushy Park, His R. H. Duke of Clarence ; and The; Pheasantry, : ij M. from Hampton, on 1. Hampton Court Pa- lace, built by Cardinal Wolsey; it is publicly shown, and contains a fine Collection of Paintings, &c. SicnLury, at, oh r. Kcmpton Park, F. Manners, Esq. ; and fronting the Hook" BEAMINSTER 458 H. zzgo I. 119 121 6 123 125 127 128. I33J2 137* Mai den Newton, Hon. &Rev. C. Strang ways. On r. of Maiden Newton Chelmington, Wm. Smith, Esq.; at Sydling/Sir J. W. Smith, Bart. Hook, about 3 M. on 1. is Melbury House, Earl of Ilchester. 185] Roads measured from Hydb Park Corner. [186 To b PCIRENCESTER, as p. 172 Keep Oakley Park on r. for about 4^ M. 8f M.from Cirencester, on 1. to Minchin Hampton, Hi I M. beyond which, cross the Thames and Severn CanaT, and the Stroud R. whose Course on 1. is with the Canal to the Severn. pSTROUD* u85i/. 5321 Z— Ma. ar. 1 Aft.; dep. 1 Aft. Painswick 105 The Thames and Severn Canal unites those Rivers : it is joined with the Severn between Berkeley and Glou- cester, and its Course from thence is by Stroud, and near to Minchin Hampton and Salperton, at which Place it passes upwards of 2 m. under-ground ; thence it goes near to Cirencester (a Branch being cut to that Town), and joins theThames near Lechlade ; and is, by a colla teral Cut, now connected with the Wilts and Berks Canal at Swindon. Stroud, near, are Pagan Hill, Chas. Offley, Esq. ; and Brown's Hill House, Mrs. Carruthers. To ^PLYMOUTH, p. 9 2 _ zn * Stonehouse 1 - 216 S At 1 M, cross the Crimble Passage' to Maker" 2 - 218 5 Milbrook, Cornwall 2 - 220 5 CrimblePassage&ndMaher, betweeu,on 1. Mount Edgcumbe, the beautiful Seat of the E. of Mount Edgcumbe. To ^CIRENCESTER, as p. 172 1 M. from Cirencester, on 1. to Malmsbury , io£. Keep Oakley Park on r. for about 4^ M. p MINCHIN HAMP- TON" 812 H. 3246 /.— Ma. ar. 1 2 Mo.; dep. i \ Aft. On 1. to Malmsbury, 10 M. ; and Bath, 29^. Rodborough* On r. to Stroud, 1 M.; on 1. to Horsley, 64. Cross the Thames and Se- vern Canal (seep. 185). Cains Cross 1 Jm. on r.to Gloucester, 1 1 . Cross the Thames^ Severn Canal, and Frame R. King's Stanley" Leonard Stanley Frocester On r. to Gloucester, 1 1 J m.; Sf on 1. to Tetbury, 12. Cambridge Inn* j On r. to Gloucester, 1 1 M4 on 1. to Dursley, 2%. 'Berkeley Heath pBERKELEY* j 130 H. 616 L— Ma. ar. 5 Aft.; dep. 9 Mo. 101 102 104 105 106 101 I 12 114 Minchin Hampton, near, is Bownham House, Thomas Smith, Esq. At Hampton Park is P.Sheppard, Esq. 1 M. from MinchinHampton isGatcomb Park, Edward Sheppard, Esq. i£ m. from Minchin Hampton, on 1. is Theescomb, Alex. Townsend, Esq. At Rodborough, Sir G. O. Paul, Bt. King's Stanley, on 1. is Stanley Park, H. Burgh, Esq. Cambridge Inn, 1$ m. from,Gossington Hall, lately J. Pick, Esq. Berkeley, the Castle, a Seat of Col. Berkeley. To pTETBURY, a&p. 1 74 Weston Birt Didmarton Dunkirk On r. to Gloucester, 23^ M. : onl. to Bath, 15I; and Bristol, 18. pWICKWAR A corporate Town — 160 H. 805 /. Ma. ar. 11 Mo.; dep. 2 Aft. 98 roz 104 106 187] Roads measured from Hyde Park Corner. [188 ToFairMiIeInn^p.59 Cross the Otter R. whose Course on 1. is by Ho- niton, and on r. into the Sea. POTTERY ST. MARY* 587 H. 2880 7. 161 164 Qttery St. Mart/, near, is Cadhayes — Sutton, Esq. About 1 M./rom Swindon, again cross the Wilts ta; Berks Canal; and about ~ M .further cross the Key R. whose Course on r is to the R. Thames. WOTTON BASSET A corporate Town — 325 H. 1390 /. To Hilperton, p. 150 About i M. cross the Ji llts and Berks Cunal (seep. 148). Staverton Cross the Avon R. (see p. 136), and & M. further, on r. to Chippenham, ni; and Bath, 8|. pBRADFORD 582 H. 2989 /.—Ma. ar. 10 Mo.; dep. 4$ Aft. 97 99 Another Road. pTROWBRIDGE, p. 150 — Cross a Rranchof Avon R. PBRADFORD (see above) 98 Froxfield, p. 1 3 q Onr.to3farlbo?'ough,j$M. b ?Great Bedwin CroftOcT Cross the Kennet Sf Avon Canal (seep. 146). Burbasre Crofton, % M. on the r. of, is Totten- ham Park, Earl of Avlesburv. The New Road to Swi Wotton Bass HUNGERFORD^.135 Cross the Kennet and Avon Canal (see p. 146), and Kennet R. (step. 132). Chilton", Wills Ramsbury" Albourne Liddington* p.SWINDON" 263 H. 1341 I. On 1. to Marlborough, \\\ m.; and Devizes, 19A. N D O N ET. and 1 1 s 2 3 :> ~~ 5- 4- 6s'6 681 7I i l 761 86 INNS. Swindon, Bell , Crown. Chilton, on r. Chilton Lodge, J. Pearce, Esq.; and beyond, on 1. is Littlecott Park, Gen. Leyborne Popham. Ramsbury, on 1. is Ramsbury Manor, Sir F. Burdett, Bart. ; and Crow- Wood, Gen. Read. Liddington, on 1. Overtown, H. Bul- lock, Esq. ; and Burdrope Park, Thos. Calley, Esq. Swindon, at, are Swindon House, A Goddard, Esq. ; and a Seat of the Rev. Dr. Vilett. Wotton Basset, Entrance of, on l.Lime kiln Flouse, — Millington, Esq. To Caerleon by Bristol. Christ Church, as p. 160 r-CAERLEON 144 146 To Rudgway, p. 176 1 M.from Rudgway, on r. to Gloucester, 24. pTHORNBURY A corporate Town — 216 H. 1083 L- Ma. TLT. 1 1 Mo.; dep. 1 Aft. 123 To pMINCHIN HAMP- TON, asp. 186 Nails worth HORSLEY 670 H. 2925 I. About 2 M. beyond Hors- ley, on r. to Gloucester, 1 7£ ; a little further, to Bath, 21$. p WOTTON UNDER EDGE A corporate Town — 284 H. 1587 /.—Ma. ar. 2 Aft.; dep. 11 Mo. 9 99 100 107 189] Roads measured from Hyde Park Corner. QlC)o\ To Kidwelly, M PI M LLANSAJMLET,o.?7?.i63 200 Cross the Tawe R. which runs on 1. to the Sea. On 1. to Swansea, 4* M. Cross the Swansea Canal (seep. 166). Llangevelach 3 4 203 4 Corse Inon 3 1 206 Pontarddylais 4 Cross IJwchor R. (whose Course on I. is to the Sea), enter Caermar- thenshire, and on r. to Uandilo Vawr, 14 m. ; and Caermarthen, tj£. pLLANELLY 6 - 2165 900 H. 3891 /. pKIDWELLY 343 H. 1441 7. INN. Kidwelly, Pelican b PlLCHESTER, asp.\ox\ — Martock | 4 To NEWPORT, p. 160 Bassalig Cross the Sotwy R. On r. the old Road to Car- diff, 9 1 M. Bedvvys Bridge Grogs the Rumney R. CAERPHILLY', Glam. Bridgevvater Arms Quaker's Yard Black Rock MERTHYR TYDVIL 2462 H. 11,104 I- »47 150 58 l 59 162 3|!i68 H4||i68 1 7 c 122 3 l3 1261 To St. Ciears, asp. 167 Whitland Robbegton Wathen, Pern b. ^HAVERFORDWEST, asp. 167 Trecoyd Newgil Sands Solvach ST. DAVIDS 445//. 1816 /. — - 24c 4 6 245 7 6 252 8 6 261 4 - 265 4 6 270 3 6 274 5 2 277 Caerphilly; see the Ruins of its ancient Castle ; the hanging Tower of which is a huge circular Building, with Walls about 10 Feet thick, and appears in the Act of falling — standing no less than 1 1 Feet 6 Inches out of the Perpendicular. ToPpuseyFurze,jD. 1 7 J 1 M. further, on r. cross the Isis or Thames R. to pBAMPTON, Oxon 64 h MLCHESTER, asp.ioi Wat ergo re SOUTH PETJJERTON 1 2 2 12L) I29 Another Road to Taunton Piper's Inn", as p. 139 — ]- Pedwell I ij- Grienton : — 6 Cross King's Sedgmoor. j Othery Cross the Parret R. (see p. 129). Borough Bridge" East Ling West Ling Buck land Dmston" {Through Durston,on r. to I Bridgewater, 7 M, 1 Cross the Tone R.; and mi 1. to Somerton, 16 M. ; I and II minster, 10. ^TAUNTON— M. II. T7ien.ce to cb PEXETER, asp. 140 2 2 *34 x 35 136 140 142 144 146 '47 1 e,o 181 piper's Inn, 2 M. beyond, atShapwick are Seats of Henry Strangways Esq. and Rev. George Taylor. Borough Bridge, 1 M.frotri, atAthelney a Monument is erected by Jn.Slade, Esq. to the Memory of King Alfred. 2 M. from Athelucy, to the r. Maun- sell, John Slade, Esq. Durston, beyond, at Monkton, on r Walford, Henry Sandford, Esq. : and Court House, Matt. Brickdale, Esq.; beyond which, on r.is Hester- combe, John Tyndall Warrc, Esq. 101] [192 GREAT AND DIRECT ROADS MEASURED FROM TYBURN TURNPIKE. To Oxford, Gloucester, and Milford Haven. Kensington Gravel Pits — T. G. Shepherd's Bush" — White Horse Acton" — Church Ealing Common" Ealing" — Church Old Hats" Hanwell"— Brent R. On 1. to Brentford y z$ M, pSOVTHALU-W Hart Ma. ar. io Aft ; dep. 6 Mo. £ M . cross the Grand Junc- tion Canal (seep. 53) ; and a, little further tJie Old R. (seep. 51). p Hayes" — Church Cross HdlvngdonHeatK to Hillingdon* — Church pUXBRIDGE*— M. H. 450 H 241 1 / — Ma. ar. to^Aft. ; dep. 4-30 Mo. Cross the Colrte R. (see p. 5 2 ) and Grand Junction Canal (see p. 53), and enter Bucks. Red Hill" At the 1 8 Milestone, on r. to Amersham, 8 m.; and Aylesbury, 22$-. Tailing End— T. G. 'Gerard's Cross" Bull 'BEACONSFIELD* Chxirch i§9 //. 146 1 /.—Ma. or; 115 Aft.; dep. 3-40 Mo. Hotspur Heath — K.'s Head Loud water Wycombe Marsh — Red Lion \7 18 *9 *3 ••"HIGH WYCOMBE — Marhet Place A corporate Town — — 943 H. 4756 /.—Ma. ar. 1 2$ Mo.; dep. 2-40 Mo. On v. to Am er sham, 6$ m.; onl. to Gr. Marlow, 5$. p West Wycombe" Ham Farm A little before S 'token Chur. onl. to Gr. Marlow, 9 M . p Stoken Church" Oxon Stoken Church" T.G. Postcombe On r. to Thame, 4 M. t'Tet8worth"£w;a/z Inn Hutt" On r. to Thame, 3$ m.; on 1. to Walling ford, nf. 3 M. from Hutt, cross the Thame R. which runs on r. from Thame, on 1. joins the Thames near Dorchester. 'p Wheat ley'— P. O. [On 1. the old Road to Ox- ford, over ShotoverHitl; and about 1 M. further, on r. to Chipping Nor- ton, 24^. Forest Hill Headington" Headington Hill On I. old Road to Wheat - I ley, oxer Shotover Hill. St. Clements Onl. to Henley, 22 M. Cross the Charwell R. (whose Course on r. is from Banbury, &c. and on 1. into the River Thames) to c *OXFORD (seep. 152) at the Junction of Roads from Abingdon 6f Glou- cester Ma. ar. ;| Mo.; den. n| Aft. " 1Q3] Roads measured Jfrom Tyburn Turnpike. [J 94 Thro' Kensington Gravel Pits, on r. are - Davidson,Esq. andMrs.Lovekins ; on 1. Holland House, Lord Holland; opposite the zd Milestone, on r. Nor- land House, H. Drummond, Esq. Shepherd sBushfurtherEud of, on 1. — Shirley, Esq.; and just beyond 4th Milestone, on r. see Lady Strange's. Acton, just before, on L is Buryraead Lodge, J. Acres, Esq.; andat^tfon, on r. — Playfair, and — Dax, Esqs.; and further on r. in Horn Lane, John Clitford, Esq. and the Hon. Mrs.Hervey; audHeathneldLodge, John Winter, Esq. At the End 01 Acton, on r. is Bank House, Mrs. Payne; and a little further, C. Turner, Esq. and Miss Wegg; and £ m. beyond, — Du- vall, Esq. Ealing Common, entering, on 1. Sir H. Carr; onr.HangerHill,G.Wood,Esq. At the further End of the Common, on r. is Castlebear Hill, — Cocker, Esq.; H. R. H. the Duke of Rent ; and Gen. Wetherall. Ealing, Gen. Knollys ; on 1. — Clif- ton, Esq. Old Hats, a little beyond, on r. of the Common, B. Hodges, Esq. and — Lawson, Esq. : on 1. Osterley Park, Earl of Jersey. Hanwell, see on r. Hanwell Park, Countess de Salis; and at Hanwell Bridge, see on r. a white House, John Gordon, Esq. Soathail, Entrance of, on 1. is Southall Park, Rev.Dr.Collins : in the Town, on 1. — Lawes, Esq. Hopes, Entrance of, on 1. Mrs.Walker. HiUingdon Heath, opposite 1 ;th Mile- stone, at Little London, — DeSalis, Esq. ; behind is Drayton, F. De Burgh, Esq. ; and at the End of the Common, on r. John Roberts, Esq. HiUingdon, Entrance of, on r. Cedar House, — Mawhood,Esq.; near the Church, — Hussey, Esq.: on 1. of HiUingdon, at Drayton, G. Wm Morse, Esq. : thro' the Town, on r Rich. Heming, Esq.; further to r. at Little HiUingdon, HiUingdon House, — Cox, Esq. 14th Milestone, just beyond, on r. - The Lodge, J. Chippendale, Esq. Uxbridge, on r. is Belmont House, T- Harris, Esq.; and close to the Colne R. at Uxbridge, on r. — Avery, Esq.; a little further, -Osborne, Esq.; ad- joining the Mill, - Webb, Esq. and the Mount, Sir Chas. Hamilton, Bt. 1 6th Milestone, see on r. Harefield Place, Mrs. Parker. Justbeyondi6Milestone,onr.Denham Court, P. Thompson, Esq.; a little further, Denham Place , Mrs. Way. Red Hill, Ten of, Denham Mount, — Snell, Esq*.; on r. is Oak End, R. Sewell, Esq. GerrarcFs Cross, on 1. Bulstrode,Duke of Somerset. Beaconsjield, near, on r. Wilton Park ^ Js.DuPre,Esq.; beyondBeacons/ield, on 1. Great Hall Barn (the ancient Seat of the Poet W'aller), the Plea- sure Grounds to which are grand and beautiful, Rev. Edw. Waller. High Wycombe, on 1. is Wycombe Abbey, Lord Carrington ; and on r. Lady Cunningham : on 1. of (Vest lfycombe,Sir John Dashwood King, Bart. ; on r. Rev. Mr. King. At the Top of a Hill, on r. is IVest Wy- cwnJeChurchjOn theTowerof which is a Ball that will contain 1 z People: it may be seen beyond Beaconsiield. Slokcn Church, i ftj. on 1. Wormdey, John Fane, Esq. From Stohen Church Hill, see on r. in the Bottom, Aston Rowant, P> Wycomb, Esq.; and on 1. Lewkuor Grove, Mrs. Davis. 37th Milestone, z\ m. on 1. Sherbum Castle, Earl of Macclesfield; and from the 41st Milestone see on 1. Wheatfield House, Lord Qhas.Spen- cer ; and Adwell Place, Mrs. Jones. Tetsworth, about if m. on r. is Thame Park, Miss Wiekham. Halt, 1 m. on r. Rycote Park, Earl of Abingdon: i m. on r. of 46th Mile stone, Waterstock, — Ashurst,Esq IV heat ley, near, on r.Waterperry,H«m Curzon, Esq.; see on 1. Cuddesdon, the Palace of the Bishop of Oxford. Wheatley, on r. is Holton Park, E. Biscoe, Esq. 1 m. from Wheatley, on l.isShotover, Thos. Schutz, Esq. tj Heading top ,Mv s. Jone*; W. Finch. R O 195] Roads measured from Tyburn Turnpike. [196 On r. to JVoodstocV., 8 M.; and Bicester, 12 : on\. to Abingdon, 6\. Cross several Brandies nf the Lis R. to Botley", Berks On 1. by the new Road, avoiding Eynsham and Botley Hills, to theLis or Thames (see p. 52), and Re-enter Oxfordshire. Eynsham* — Church Over Eynsham Heath. Hill Houses Shores Green pWITNEY*— m.h. A corporate Town — 543 H. 2722 /.-Ma. ar. 6 Mo. ; dep. 9 Aft. Cross the JVainrush R. whose Course on 1. is to the R. Thames. On r. to FFoodstock, 8| M. About 1 M. before Burford take the neivRoadonl.to pBURFORIT— Church 245 H. 1342 /.—Ma. ar. 7 Mo.; dep. 8 Aft. On r. to Stoiv, 10 m. ; onX.to Faringdon, 10^; About 1 M.from Burford, m\. to Cirencester, 16. Barrington'-A 7 ^*' Inn, Gloucestersh. pNORTH LEACH*-;!/. W 142 H. 647 /. — Ma. ar. 9 Mo.; dep. 6 Aft. Through Northleach, on r. to Stow, 9 M. ; on 1. to Cirencester, ic. pFrog Mill InrT $ v. from Frog Mill Inn, on 1. to Gloucester, 1 2? ; and % M. further, on r. to Stow, 12. Dowdswell" — Church Charlton Kings" — Ch. % M. on 1. to Stroud, 14^. PCHELTENH AM* M.H 1804//. 8325 /.—Ma ar.xo|Mo.; dep.4^ Aft Alstone Green- IM F - 56! 6ci3 6 3 ;4 643 6- 7 3 76 1 82!- 88 6 90 6 93 1 94 6 9s!* Junction with the Old fload Wotton— T. G. tD > GLOUCESTER -(to? | p. IT x) — Town Hall i 0« r. £0 Tewhejibury , T 1 m. : onl.to Bath, 38^ ; ««rf Bristol, 35. Ctact Me> Severn R. and enter the Isle of Alney; pass over the Hereford and Gloucester CanaV; and about \ M. again, cross the Severn, which rises in Plynlimmon Mountain, Montgome- ryshire ; and thence passes through Llan- idloes, Newtown, Shrewsbury, Bridge-; north, Bewdley, Wor-I tester, Upton, andl Tew kesbury, to Glou-| cester; and on 1. into the Bristol Channel. Over About 4 M. on the r. to Xewent, 8. Higbnam" f m, beyond, on the\. to Newnliayn, 10J. Churcham Bird wood Over Bird wood Common to Huntley" On 1. to Mitchel Dean, 5^. May Hill Longhope Lea* On 1. to Mitchel Dea-n, i£. p Weston Church, Heref. pROSS -M. H. 558 H. 2261 /.-Ma. ar. 4f Aft.; dep. 9^ ?*Io. On r. *« Ledbury, 13 M. Crow j?A«? //^ R. which rises in Plynlimmon i Mountain, and passes from thence bylihaya- dcrj»wy, Builth, Hay, Fjj M 20 98 ' 102 197] Roads measured from Tyburn Turnpike. [198 Lock, & E. Tewney, Esqs.; a little further, Rev. Thos. Whorwood. Botleij Bridge, about irvi. beyond, see on r. VVythain, Earl of Abingdon. Ei/nsham, z M. beyond, on r. Eyns-I ham Hall, Hon. Thus. Parker. Witney, noted for its Manufacture of Blankets, which employs a great Number of Hands. The Church is a handsome Structure, built in a rich Style of Gothic Architecture. Barfn-d, near, on r. see Swinbrook, Lord Redesdale. At Bvrford, on r. John Lenthall, Esq. Barrington New Inn, i M. from, on r. Barrington Park, Hon. and Rev. E. Rice; and near 3 m. further, Sher- borne, Lord Sherborne. Narthleavh, within 1 7 M. on r. Farm- ing-ton, Thos. Willan, Esq. Through Northleach, on 1. is Stowel Park, late T. Penrice, Esq. Frog- Mill, about 1^ M. from, on r. is SandytvellPark, Mrs.Lightbuurne. From the Hill beyond Frog- Mill see the Towns of CheltenJiam and Tewkesbury. At JDoitdsuell, — Rogers, Esq. Oiarlton Kings, W '. Hunt Prynne, Esq. Cheltenham, near, at . Southam, a Seat of the ancient Family of Delabere. Cheltenham is agreeably situated in the rich Vale of Gloucester, and has of late Years considerably increased, owing to the Salubrity of its Waters, which are considered highly efficacious in bilious Com plaints. The Season now begins in March and terminates the lat ter End of November. The Baths are upon an extensive Scale, and afford every Convenience to the Invalid. The Promenades and Well Walks are justly celebrated, and frequented by very elegant Com- pany. The Montpelier Walks and Rides command a fine View of the Town and adjacent Country, and are tastefully planted. The New Sherborne Spa has been re- cently opened, and adorned with the most beautiful Shrubs. The Pump Room is an elegant Build- ing, and much admired, from the Chasteness of its Proportions: over the Centre is a Dome support- ing a colossal Statue of the God- dess of Health. The new Assem- bly Rooms are upon a magni ficent Scale, containing a noble Ball Room, upwards of 80 Feet in Length, and a spacious Suite of Rooms, richly ornamented. M. west of Cheltenham, on an Emi- . nence, is Fauconberg House. AlstoneGreen, — Kay, Esq.; and \ M. from Cheltenham, on r. — Welch, Esq. Gloucester, near, Margaret and Maud- lin Hospital, founded by James I. Gloucester: its Cathedral is a very magnificent Specimen of Gothic Architecture : the Interior bears a solemn and impressive Aspect : in a narrow Passage over the Choir is a remarkable Echo, somewhat resembling that of the Whispering Gallery of St. Paul's, London.— Besides the Cathedral there are five Parish Churches, two Gram mar Schools, two commodious Market Houses, an elegant Thea tre, a Custom House, and a Coun- ty Gaol built after the Plan of Mr. Howard. On 1. of Gloucester, at Matson, Wm Fendoll, Esq. Immediately thro' Gloucester pass the Hereford and Gloucester Canal, which is carried as far as Newent, but entirely disused. Highnam, near, on r. are Highnam Court, Sir Wm. Guise, Bart.; and Bill Mill Lodge, T. Nixon, Esq. Huntley, at, J. Blunt, Esq. Lea, at, is Castle End, Archdeacon Probyn ; and on r. Burton Court, late — Armitage, Esq. Weston, at, T. Nixon, F. Lawson, J. Swayne, and Jno. Hardwick, Esqs. Ross, entering it, on 1. is The Hill, Kingsmill Evans, Esq.; Hill Cot- tage, Captain Roe; and New Hill, C. Bond, Esq. At Ross, pP. Pritchard, Esq. Near Ross, on the Ledbury Road, is Mount Pleasant, Jno. Holder, Esq.; and Over Ross, Mrs. Harvey. About 3 M. from Ross, on r. Pencraig Court, J.J. Lloyd, Esq. O Z 199] Roads measured from Tybuhn Turnpike, [200 & Hereford, to Ross ; on 1. by Monmouth and Chepstow to the Mouth of the Severn. Wilton— T. G. On t. to Hereford, \$\ M. Upper Wear Lower Wear Pencraig— T. G. pGoodrich Cross" Old Forge {across the R. Garan, which runs on 1. to the R. Wye) Whitchurch" Ganaresv — Church Enter Monmouthshire Dixton — Church "PMON M0UTH"~7W n Hall €79 H. 3503 /.—Ma, ar. 6 Aft. 5 dep. 8 Mo. The Assizes held here. On r. to Hereford, 18 m and Abergavenny (by the Upper Road), 14: .i64 2 Ij2 3U I - 3 3 40-1 M I 9 C *93 194 l 9S 99 203 204 SO)' 2C8 2 I I 214 15:7 2 55|7 INNS. Southall, R. Lion, Tf. Hart. \ H ayes ,An& ^/.Uxbridge, K.Arms, Three Tuns, ?f r .Horse.TSevLConsi\iAd,Saraeen's Head. High WyCombe, R.JJon. Tets- worth, Royal Oak, Swan. Wheatley, Crown. Oxford, Angel, K.'s Arms, Roe Buck, Star. (For Inns from Oxford to Gloucester,.«cc7>.i 82.) Ross,K.'6/rms' K.'s Head, Swan. Monmouth, Beau-\ fort Anns, K.'s Head. Abergavenny,' Angel, Greyhound. Brecon, Bell, G. Lion. Treci\at\eJV.Hart. Llandovery, Castle. Llandilo Yawr, Bear. Caer- rnarthen, Boars Head, Ivy Bush. MILFORTTHAVEN to G. P Caerrnarthen Llandilo Vawr Llandovery Trecastle Brecon Abergavenny Monmouth Ross Gloucester Cheltenham 3 143 9 2 10 17 3 16 4 8li o; 401 78'- 109 126 I? 3 161 M F 1 >> F Frog Mill Inn 6- ii6 7 I Northleach 66 173 7 Burford 9- 182 7 Witney 72 190 i Oxford II I ften * Wheatley 62 207 4 Tetsworth 6 1 : 2I 3 S High Wycombe mH **> Beaconsfield F To pFrog Mill Inn, as p. 195 1 M. from Frog Mill Inn, on r. to Stow, 1 a ; and Cheltenham, 5. Seven Wells" The Balloon On r. to Cheltenham, 5 M.; on\.toTetbury,\%. Little Whitcomb Junction of the Ci- rencester Road On 1. to Cirencester , 12 M. Brock worth' ^GLOUCESTER, asp. 1 4 M F 886 i 9 2;6 946 96 966 97 10 1 INNS. Mitchel Dean, George. Coleford, Angel. Monmouth, Beau- fort Arms, King's Head, Seven Wells: here the Thames has its Origin— just oozing out of a Bank by the Side of the R»id. Jirockworth, on 1. is Creed Place, — Jeffreys, Esq. Another Road to Monmouth. To pHighnam, as p. 196 105 On r. to Neweni, 10 M.; a little further, on 1. to Neivnham, 10. Churcham I 17 106 7 Birdwood 17 108 6 Huntley 1 ; no 1 On r. to Ross, 9I m. Longhope Near Mitchel Dean, on 1. to Newnham, 4$ M. PM1TCHEL dean x i 2 i H. 535 t On v. to Ross, 6 m. Over the Forest of Dean. COLEFORD" Redbrook Cross the IVye R. (tee p. 196). "'MONMOUTH (see p T 99)> Monnwidhsh Mitchel Dean, about 4 M. on 1. of, is Flaxley Abbey, Sir Thos. Crawley Boevey, Bart. On r. leading from Mitchel Dean to the Forest, is Tusculum, Mrs, Hoare. About 1 M. from Mitchel Dean, on 1. The Wilderness, R. Dighton, Esq. About 5 M. from Mitchel Dean, on r. East Bach Court, D. Davis, Esq. Coleford, on 1. of, Clearwell House, Joseph Haffonden, Esq.; and, at Newlaud, Seats of Edw. Probyn, Esq. and Rev. Mr. Probyn. Another Road to Abergavenny. To "'MONMOUTH, as ^.199 Rockfield" Llandilo Cresseny" — Church Llanvapley Kevenpendagar" pABERGAVENNY" (sec A199) W> |H4,«rfii» M F M F 2 - l 29 6 13 i 6 5 2 2 2 2 r 37~ 1396 142- I 6 143 6 Rochjield, about im. from, on r. Per- thyr, the ancient Seat of the Pow- ells, now J. Powell Lorymer, Esq. Uandilo Cresseny, at, R. Lewis, Esq.; and about 1 M. on r. White Castle a famous Lancastrian Fortress, for- merly of great Strength and Extent. Kevenpendagar, about \ M. to r. of, is Werndii, the very ancient Sea of the Progers. Abergavenny, 1 M. from, on r. Tydii, late Win. Dinwoody, Esq. North of Abergavenny is Llantony Abbey, W. S. Landor, Esq. To Trecastle, as p. 200 ii'Talsarn, Caerm IpLLANGADOCK 1 77 184 i 88 20/] Roads measured from Tyburn Turnpike. [203 Another Road to Abergavenny. F 6 To Wonastow, p. 199 Ragland" On v. to Chepstow, 15 m.; and Ush, -. Clytha* pABERGAVENNY (see P> 199) 76 F M - 131 *37 - l 59 - i45 INJYS. Ragland, Beaufort Arms. Abergavenn y, Angel, G reyhound, U Ragland are the Ruins of its an- . eient Castle. £ m. from Gytha, on r. sue Llanarch, John Jones, Esq." To pUSK", as p. 210 — - 144- Cross the Usk R. a?id on r. to Abergavenny, mm. Llanbadon -3 '44 3 Llangibby 1 14* 5 Llanhenock 3 - 148 1 Cross theTorvaen, whose Course on 1. is to the R. Usk. pCAERLEON" 2 7 t|K> 4 189 H. 595 /. Between tft& and Caerleon, Llangibby Castle, W. A. Williams, Esq. ; Pen Park, — Williams, Esq. ; and Ca- rigweth House, John Morgan, Esq To Tenby. To b rCAERMARTHEN, as p. 203 — - 215 7 Stony Bridge 1 -i 21/2 Cold Blow, as p. 164 ^ -- 236 2 Templeton 1 -- 2372 Begelly 2 4 2396 TENBY 4 6 H4 4 265 H. 1176 /.—Ma. ar. 4 Aft. ; dep. 8 Mo. INNS. Cold Blow, IVina hor Castle. Tenby, Cobourg Hotel. To Pembroke. ToColdBIow, as above — - 236 2 Cres welly 6 - 242 2 ^PEMBROKE 6 - 248 2 A corporate Town — 501 H. 2415 /.— Ma. ar. 5 Aft..; dep. 8 Mo. * To Cardigan Sf St To »>LLANDOVERY x , as p. 200 On r. to Builth, zz\ M.; on 1. *o Carmarthen, 29I. rPimpsaint* Cws Me 0>% /?. which runs on 1. to the Towy. Cross the Teiji R. (whore Course on 1. is thro' Newcastle and Cardi- gan, into the Sea) to IpLAMPETER, Cardigan 142 H. 692 I. Ma. I ar. 1 Aft.; dep. 3 Aft. \On 1. to Caermarfhen, 23$ M.; on r. to Aber- ystifith, 2 7-|. J'Rhidowen pNEWCASTLE in EML1N T< , Coerm. On\ . to Coo mai'th cn,zoM. Pontcaregg Pont-hirwen Pantgwyn* ^CARDIGAN", Card. A corporate Town — 444 H. 2129 /.—Ma. ar. 8 Aft.; dep. 5 Mo. The Assizes held here. On r. to Aberystwith, 3 84, m.; on I. to Haverford- west, 26. Cross the Teiji (sec above). St. DogmelV, Pemb. Velindree" NEWPORT A corporate Town — 453 H. 2346 J. Within i M. of Fishguard cross the Gwain, which runs on 1. to the Sea. FISHGUARD A corporate Town — 421 H. 1572 /. On 1. to Haverfordwest, 12 M. jMarthree jGorld Bridge ! f 5T. DAVIDS I ,45 H t<,^ /. David's. 94 94 M 186, 194 202 6 2I2I2 22l6 :22;6 225k 227- 231 6 1,2 7- 6- 8|2 2 33l 2392 2422 249 263 20C)] Roads measured from Tyeurn Turnpike, [210 INNS. Lampeter, Bl. Lion. Car- ligan, Black Lion. Llandovery, i£ M. on 1. of, Henlis, Capt. David Williams. Between Llandovery and Pimpsaint, about i m. to r. of the Road, Maes, Mrs. Johnes ; and about z m. on 1. of the Road is Glanrannel, D. Jones, Esq. Pimpsaint, near, on r. is Dolecothy, John Johnes, Esq.; and $ vi. be- yond, Brunant, Rev. J. Lloyd. Newcastle, 3 M. beyond, Blaenpant, W. Owen Brigstock, Esq. Pantgwwi, % iw. beyond, Stradmore Vale," J. N.Taylor, Esq. Cardigan, within 1 M. of, Llangoed more, Rev. Mr. Millingchamp. St. DogmeVs, \\ m. from, is Castle Malgwyn, lately John Ham met, Esq. : 4§ m. from St. Dog mil's is Pantyderv, J. Bowen, Esq. I'elltidree, near, is Llwyngwair, G Bowen, Esq. To Chepstow, Swansea, Milfokd Haven. To Highnam", as p. 196 On r. to Worcester, 23^ M.a Ledbury, 14^; Newent, G\ : % M. fur- ther, on r. to Ross, 14^. Minsterworth'' Westbury" On r. to MitchelDean, 4 M. Broad Oak" PNEWNHAM" A corporate Town 155 H. 952 7. On r. to MitchelDean, 51W. Blakeney Lydney Aylburton" p Alveston Woolaston Tiddenham" Cross tfie Wye R. (see p. 196). ^CHEPSTOW", Monm. 438 H. 2581 I. M F 2 4 4 i 6 1 1 3 3 1 4 1 - 1 - 4 ~ 1 4 and m If 1062 1082 II2J6 1 14 4 ii55 1 18 5 123:1 124 1 125J1 12911 l 3°,5 St. Pierre Crick Thence- to M1LFORD HAVEN, as p. 159 M r M 3 4 134 1 — *35 135 6 270 INNS. Newnham, Bear. Chep- stow, Beaufort Arms, Three Cranes. Highnam, at, on r. Highnam Court, Sir Wm. Guise, Bart. Between Highnani and Minsterworth, High Grove, John Paul Paul, Esq. Westbury, at, John Colchester, Esq. Broad Oak, on 1. John Wintles, Esq. Newnham, 1 M. from, on r. Hay Hill, Roynan Jones, Esq. ; and Oak- lands, Sir James Jelf. Aylburton, near, on r. Lydney Park, Right Hon. Bragge Bathurst. Tiddenham, at, on r. — Williams, Esq. Chepstow, near, on r. Piercefield, the Seat, fine Gardens, and Walks, of Nath. Wells, Esq. To b PMONMOUTH, as p. 199 • 131 - Wonastow 2- ■ 133- Ragland 6- - 139- On r. to Abergavenny, 8 M.; on \.to Chepstow, 1 5 . PUSK 5- - 144- 164 H. 844 I. — Ma. ar. 1 1 Mo.; dep. 1 2 Aft. Entrance of Usk, on 1. to Chepstow, 15^ M.; in the Town, on r. to Aber- gavenny, 11: on 1. to the New Passage, 1 z\. Cross the Usk R. (see p. 200) ; 071 t. to Aber- gavenny, 11 M.; on 1. to Caerleon, 7%. Near Pontypool, on\, to Newport, 7 M. PPONTYPOOL 6- - 150 •• INNS, Ragland, .& aufort Arms. Usk, Three Salmons. To ^WOODSTOCK, as p. 211 — - ■ 62 <; On I. to Charlbury 6, \ 09 r 211] Roads measured from Tyburn Turnpike. [2J2 To Aberystwith, Worcester. To eb fOXFORD, p. 192 [For a particular Descrip- tionofthe Ro.from Ox- ford to Worcester, see p. 152, if 5, 156.] ^WOODSTOCK On the 1. to [Charlbury, 69 M. I F.] Enstone "CHIPPING NORTON PMORETON IN THE MARSH Bengeworth — T. G. PERSHORE ^WORCESTER - Cross Cothoridge* Broad was" Knightford's Bridge" Cross the Teme R. which rises near Newtown in Montgomeryshire : it runs from thence thro' Knighton, Ludlow, & Tenbury, to Knight- ford ; on 1. into the Severn, about j m. S. of Worcester. Sapey — Wheatsheaf Bingsty Common Over Bromyard Down. Cross the FromeR. which on 1. joins the Lugg, near Hampton Bishop. p BROMYARD x — Cross, Herefordshire 251 H. 1 1 01 /. — Ma. ar. 7 Aft.; dep. 8 Mo. On r. to Kidderminster . zi\ M.; Tenbury, 12: on 1. to Ledbury, 133 ; and Hereford, 14J. . Bridenbury — Church Docklow* Eaton— T G. Cross the Lugg' R. which rises near Llaiigunllo, Radnorsh. passes near Pre^teign. to Leomin- ster, & on 1. goes near to Hereford, and joins the Wye at Mordiford. through 54 5 62 5 692 t 82- 954 1 022 11.113 1 17 6 120' 12 I 122 3 1254 128 7 :I32 2 1362 b ' LEOMINSTER*- f.mw 1 774 H. 3238 L— Ma.j ar. 1 2 Aft. ; dep. 4 Mo. On r. to Tenbury, 11 M.;l Ludlow, 12^: on 1. to\ Hereford, 13. On 1. avoiding the old Road, 1 m. from Leo- minster, to Hay, 22. Ebnell if M. further, ow the 1. to Kington, 16. Cobnash Plnsley Bridge Cover the Pinslcy , which runs on r. thro' Leominster into the R. Lugg) Kingsland* — Church Pass over Kingsland Field New Cross On r. to Ludlow, n M. Shobdon*— T. G. Woodbouse On Comb Moor, an 1. to Kington, 6 ; and Hay, Comb" — Bridge over the Endwall R. (which runs on r. to theLuggJ PPRESTEIGN'-J/. H. Radnorsh. 239 H. 1 1 14 /.—Ma. ar. 5 Mo.; dep. 6 Aft. On r. to Bishop's Castle, 19 M.; Shrewsbury, 40 on 1. to Kington, 6. 3 M. from Presteign, 01 r. to Knighton, 7. Kinnerton b PNEW RADNOR- Cross 388 H. 1917 L— Ma. ar.8§Mo.; dep. 3 Aft. On 1. to Kington, 6$ M. At if m. over the Mund Mountain. Llanvihangel Nant Mellan* — Church \ M. from Llanviliangel, on\. to Builth, 9. Pass over LUxnhilling Mountain and Forest of Radnor. Gvvynar Orgulad i37 2 1386 1 4c 2 140 141 <43 J 45 r 47 1492 ! 151 3 1563 l S9~ 63 213] Roads measured from Tyburn Turnpike. [214 166 i 16S '74 l ?S 2 •77 7 Cross an open Country to Lla ndegley — Church Pass over the Ithon , which on 1. runs into the Wye. p Penybont* — Fleece Nantmell Doley Hendre Vach fRHAYADER*- M. H. 99 H. 446 /. Ma. ar. 2 Aft. ; clep. 3 Aft. On r. to Uanidloes, 1 3 M.; on 1. to Builth, 13^. Cross the Wye R. whose Course on r. is thro' Builth, Hay,Hereford, Monmouth, &e. : it rises in the Flynlim- nion Mountain. p Cwm Ystwith" 1 Pentrebriwnant Inn, Cardiganshire Devil's Bridge" Piccadilly — T. G. On 1. to Cardigan, 37^ M. PABERYST WITH , M. H. A corporate Town — 505 H. 2264 /.—Ma. ar. 1 2 Mo.; dep. 5 Aft. For INNS from Oxford to Worces- ter, seep. 156. Bromyard, Falcon. Leo- minster, Crown, K.'s Arms, R. Lion, Talbot, Unicorn. Rhayader, R. Lion. Aberystwith, GogerthcuiJnns, Talbot. ABERYSTWITH to Worcester. Rhayader Leominster Bromyard Worcester r 9 2 '94 -o; 96 F Docldow, nearly opposite, on 1. Buck land, Rev. Mr. Evans ; 1 M. on r. at Puddleston, Rev. Dr. J. Dale, Rev. Mr. Duppa : 2 m. from, on 1. Hamp- ton Court, Rich. Arkwright, Esq. Leominster, its venerable Gothic Church, containing a fine Painting of the Last Supper, by Rubens. Kingsland, 2 M. on r. Rev. Mr. Evans ; and 2 M. on r. at Aymestrey, Mrs. Woodhouse. Shobdon, on r. Shobdon Court, Han- bury Tracey, Esq. Comb, about if m. on r. is Kinsham Court, Earl of Oxford. Presteign, i£ M. from, on 1. Even job;, Hon. Mrs. Harley. 3 jvi. beyond Presteign, on r. Grove Hall, John Boddenham, Esq. Llanvihangel Nant Mellan, 2 M. from, on 1. a Mineral Well, called Blane- dow; and between the Mountains a natural Cascade, called Water Break its Neck. Penybont, Penybont House, Jas. Se- vern, Esq. : 5 M. to r. of Penybont, Devannu Park, J. C. Severn, Esq. Rhayader, 3§M. on 1. The Derra, Mrs. Prickard. Between Rhayader and Cwm Ystwith, 2 m. W. of the Road,. Rhydoldog, John Oliver, Esq. About 4 M. west from Rhayader is Cwm Elan, Thos. Grove, Esq. Cwm Ystwith, 2 M. from, on 1. of the Road, is Hafod, Mrs. Johnes. The Devil's Bridge, a grand Water fall on the Rhydol River. Piccadilly, within 4 M. of, on 1. Cross- wood, — Vaughan, Esq. ; at the 6th Milestone, on 1. is Glamheido, G. Bonsall, Esq. Within 1 M. of Piccadilly, on 1. Nan- teos, W. E. Powell, Esq. ; on r. Y Fronfraith House, J. J. Bonsall, Esq.; Gogerthan, Pryce Pryce, Esq. For Seats from O.rford to Worcester,] see p. 154, 157. Cothoridge, on 1. Rev. Dr. Berkeley. Broadiras, on 1. T. Newnham, Esq. Knight/ord'* liridiie, ou r. see Whit- borne Court, R. Chambers, Esq. Bromyard, 2 M, before, on r. Brock- hampton, J. Barneby, Esq. ; oppo- site which, Clator, R. S. Dansie,j Postcombe and Thame, between, on Esq. Ahimi 2 w.on\.o( Bromyard. \ r. Thame Park, Miss Wickham. Tho. Colley, Esq. ; and about 1 M. 'Thame, about 2 M. W, of, is Rycote on r. a Seat of W. Higginson, Esq., Park, Earl of Abingdon. To Postcombe*, p. 1 92 pTHAME" 460 H. 2328 /.—Ma. ar. 8 Mo. ; dep. 6 Aft. inn" Thame, Red Lion. 215] Roads measured from Tyburn Turnpike. [216 To Aberystwith,^ Gloucester To PROSS, as p. 196 Cross the Wye R. (p. 1 9 6) . Wilton— T. G. Bridstow Peterstow White Cross" Oat. to Monmouth, 9^m. pHarevvood End Inn' Llandinabo* — Church pGreat BWcK-Church Cross in Hand-T. G. On 1. £o Monmouth, 13! M. pCallow" — Church Red Hill ^HEREFORD — 71/. //. A corporate Town — 1 69 1 7/. 7306 /.— Ma. ar. 7 Aft. ; dep. 8 Mo. The Assizes held here. On v. to Ledbury, 16 M.; Worcester, z6 ' ; Brom- yard, 14; aud Leomin- ster, 13 : on 1. to Aber- gavenny, 24. White Cross On r. through Weobley, ta Kington, 19^ M. King's Acre Oh I. to Hay, 18 m. Swine's Hill Stretton Sugwas" On I. to Hay, i8§ M. Credenhill" Mansel Lacy" Yazor Norton Canon Eccles Green* — T. G. 1 1 M . bey on d Eccles Green , on v. to Leominster, 10 on 1. to Hay, 13. Woonton" Lyon's Hair Pentrhos Near Kington, on 1. fc> //c?y, 14TM. Crow the ArroivR. which runs on r. to R. Lugg. M F 1 M I20 — 6 p 12- 1 £ 122 I - - 123 I - - I24 1 5 1 1 125 120 I c 128 if > 130 — t > 131 I ' ■ '52 - g.4 I 2 1 3 6 I 2 -37 2 1 - . ! 37 - 13S I 2 ■ «39 * ; ■ Hi 1 - M3 / • 144 *45 It -M8 33 *P » •; \ i53 KINGTON— Junction of Road to Ludlow 350 H. 1617 * — Ma. ar. 12 Mo.; dep. 2 Aft. On r. to Leominster, \z\ M.; ««]\ ; on 1 to Chipmns Norton, 9§ >DEDDiNGTON x 4 2 6 9 258 H. 1296 7.— Ma. ar. 1 2 Mo.; dep. 1 2 Aft. INN. Deddington, King's Arms. Deddington, z M. from, on the r. at North Aston, Oldncld Bowles, Esq PRESTEIGN, as p.zxz KNIGHTON Z30 H. 952 /• *5« 158 2'J3] Roado measured ironi Tyuukn Tuhnfike Another Road to [224 Prls TEIGN. | 'f 1 m r] To cbpHEREFORD, />• -if White Cross 0/< 1. to Hay , 19-5 m. Three Elms OnL to Kington, ijl •!. Over Lyde Port way Park* New Inn Thro' JVau Inn cross a Branch ofthtll. Lugg; and about 1 M. further cross another Branch of the same R. West Hcpe' Beyond, 011 r. to Leomin- ster, 6 J M. avoiding , Dinmore Hill. Stret ford Bridge* /'oiw a Branch of the Arrow) Perryditch S^q. ; ^ m. further, oa 1. Bidney Lacou Lambe, Esq. Pc/nonJge, 2 M. beyond, on r. Shob don Court, Hcuibury Tracey, Esq. — 6 to Leominster, 4^ on 1. to Hay, iS|. On r M.; Pembridge* Cross the Arrow R. (sec p. 216;. On 1. to Kmgton, <§ m. Staple P« I, /o Kington, 6| M. Comb ,/«££ leyond Ccmb cross the Endaxdl R. (see p. 212,. PPRESTEIGN (see p. %xz) Radn. '5° 1367 ! ! 3 f57,6 41 2 '4-5 f+5 7 r 4 6 7 2 150 1 1575 ToBenge worth, p. 2 1 1 155 . -eVe>ham' A corporate Town — 691 H. 5068 /.-Mil ar. 10 Mo.; dep. 5 Art. Evesham, 2 M. from, Abbey House. E. Rudge, Esq. To Presteign ly Worcester, p. 211 To °-NEW RADNOR, , as p. 212 0» 1. to Kington, 6J M. I Llanvihangel Nant Mellan On r. toRhayader, i6| M.; a??rf Aberystaith, 45^. Crow £/?e EddouR. whose Course on 1. is to the R. Wye. Roilybuchan Newhouse Pencross Cross the Wye R. (see p. 196). BLTLTH, Bred. Ma. ar. 9 Mo.; dep. 4-; Aft. On r. toRhayader, 1 3$ M.; on 1. fo Brecon, i6|. Llanavonvach Llangrammarch 0« 1. to Llandovery, 14 M. Bringwyn Dole Goch, far4, near ^ m. from, The Lodge; and 1 M. further, en the 1. Cauonj Pyon, Major Sawyer. West Hope, 1 M. beyond, on I, Hide- field, Jas. Carpenter, Esq. 2 m. beyond West Hope, on r. is The Thorn, — Stone, Esq. Stretford Bridge, near 3 M. beyond, on r. Burton, VVm. Evan», Esq. ; I and a Seat of Bryan Crowther, Card. fregarron *59 161 t66 1 i66|6 16: 170 i/5 178 182 4-II19 1 -:|202 'WORCESTER*, p. 21 1 Fernhall Heath DROITV.ICH- George 435 H. 2079 I- m 3 — - 1 1 1 3 - 114 3 6 118 INN. Droitwich, George. Worcester, ii m. from, on r. Peruis- well, H. Wakeman, Esq. 2'25] Roads measured from Tyburn Turnpike. [2: To CHIPPING NOR- TON, at p. m Salford* "STOW IN THE WOLD", Gloucester; 261 77. 1 188 7. On r. to Moreton in the Marsh, 4. MV; /Fort-ester, 3 1 ;i§" Tewkesbury, z 1 1 ort. ]. i'o Burford, 10;. «/?r/ Nortkleach, 9$. Lower Swell Lower Guiting" WINCHCOMBE" 299 77. 1256 7. 6b INN. Stow, Unicorn. Scdford, about 3 M. beyond, on 1. is Daylesford House, the late Right Hon. Warren Hastings. Stow, within 2 M. of, at Oddington, Lady Reade, and Rev. Mr. Owen. Lower Gutting, near, P. Snell, Esq. Winchcombe, just before > on 1. Sudeley Castle, Sir Sara. Egerton Brydges, Bart. INNS. Tewkesbury, HopPole,Stai and Garter. Upton, IF. Lion. Great Malvern, Belle Vue, Crown, Foley Arms. Tewkesbury, over the Bridge, on r. — Longmire, Esq.; Major Coffin; and a red House, — Hurd, Esq. Great Malvern: — Here are the Re- mains of an Abbeyy the greater Part of which was built in the Reign of William the Conqueror. Great Malvern, A m. beyond, on r. — ' Wall, Esq. To Tewkesbury and Malvern. ToPCHELTENHAM,as j' *95 P- *95 Bedlam Uckington 2 M.fro?n Uckington, on I. to Gloucester, 6|. Walton Surwick ^TEWKESBURY" 1003 H. 4820 7. — Ma. ar. 1 Aft. ; dep. 2 Aft. Cross SevernR. (seep. 196) .Twining Stratford Bridge (over a Branch of the Severn) 1^ M. further, on r. to Worcester, ro|: cross the Severn, and on r. to Worcester, 10. pUFION, Wore. 494 77. 2023 7. [On I.Malvern Wells, "4 • 4] Great Malvern 946 963 97 100 102 103 iq6 108 116 To Highnam', p. 196 On 1. to Ross, ■ \r.j- M.; and Neunhum, io|. Highleadon pNEWENT 511 77. 2538 L ^ ic6 IOQ 1 1 2 Highnam, at, is Highnam Court, Sir Wm. Guise, Bart. ToPMORETON IN THE MARSH, asp. 211 Bourton on the Hill" 1^ m.from Bourton on the Hill, on 1. td Stow, 6 ; and about 2 m. further, on 1. to Evesliam, 7$. pCAMPDEN* 288 H. 1 2 14 7. 33 89 INN. Campden, George. Bourton and Campden, between, on r. at Blockley, aSeat of Lord Northwick Campden, near, dome Courts Earl of Coventry. To b PCAERMARTHEN, as p. 203 On r. to Lampeter, 234 M.;- ou 1. to Kidwelly, 9. . Stoney Bridge Pwll y Gravel tF.Hart. St. Clears Cross the Ta>. Norton, \ ; Stow, cross the Stratford Ca- 9 ; and Jiurford, 1 2. nal. Little Rolright Church 2 5 7S ( > Hockley"- White Lion 46 106 2 Long Compton" On r. ft? Warwick, 10 M. Cross, Harwich. 1 7 77 i Monkspath Street 3- ■ 109 2 Birmington 3 4 Si 1 Shirley Street— T.G. 1 / III I Cross the R. Siour, whose 3 M./rom Shirley Street, Course on r. is to the on r. ta Warwick, i8f. R. Avon. Grange" 4- ■ IX 5 I T\dn\\i\p.on -Church iWcrr Birmingham, on r. Worcester. — 6J 81 ; ft> Coventry, 17 M.; o?< rSHIPSTON— George 1 3 83 : 1. fr> Alcester, i8f. 297 H. 1377 /-—Ma. | £5n tering Birmingluxm ar. 7-22 Mo.; dep. 7-12 cross the 7Wei?. whose Aft. 1 Course on r. is to the Tredington"-^ Lion 2 I 85^ R. Trent. On r. to Warwick, 13^ pBIRMINGHAM"— OW m. ; on 1. to Moreton in Crow 1 6 116 7 the Marsh, 9^. 17,071 jy. 85,753 r.— New bold 1 7 S7: Ma. ar. 12 Mo.; dep. Lower Eatington'-^/ze II. Stoi'>\\\hosi! Course j 3 Aft. Onr. to Lichfield, 15-vM.; i on 1. #0 Bromesgrove, 13; Kidderminster, 1 8 ; Stourbridge, \z%; and on 1. is to the R. Avon) Alderminster — Bell 1 5 87; 3 89: Atherston* 2 - 9 1 - Dudley, 10. Near the Avon, on r. to Crow */*e Birmingham Banbury, :oM.; Kine- Canal Navigation'. ton, 12; and Bucking- 1 Hockley Brook 1 3 118 2 ham, 38. On r. /o Walsall, 8 Hi Cross the Avon Ii. (see p. Soho", iS/a^; fM . 118 6 v STRATFORD ON t'Bromwich Heath 3 J 121 7 AVON- Church, War. 2 5. 93' On 1. £ fcrd Canal' and Ahnc Walsall, 4 iw.; owl. ft> K. [whoge Course on 1. Bimtinghcom, 9. 1 is to theR. Arrow.) Darlaston — Cod 1 1 126 - 229] Roads measured from Tyburn Tuknpike. [230 Chapel House, near i M. from, on 1. is Upper Norton, H. Dawkins, Esq. Long Compton, on r. Rev. Francis Ellis. i£ M. from Long Compton, see on r. Westou House, R. Sheldon, Esq. Near the Turn on the r. seethe King's Stone of the Rolright Stones. Ti(hningto7i, on r. Thos. Snow, Esq. Shipstou, about 3 M. on r. is Idlicote, — Peach, Esq. Tredington, near, on r. see Honington, Thos. Gore Townsend, Esq. ; 1 M. further on r. — Peach, Esq. Lower Eatington, on r. EvelynShirley, Esq.; onl. Tolton, Sir Win. Parker. Atherston, on 1. is Alscot Park, J.West, Esq. ; further to 1. Rev. Mr. Angelo. Stratford on Avon, just before, on 1. — Lucy, Esq. Stratford on Avon : —This Town is par- ticularlycelebrated as theBirthplace of Shakspeare, who died in 161 6, and has a neat Monument in the Church. The noted Mulberry-tree which grew in the Gardens of the Author was destroyed by a Succes- sor, and sold to a Carpenter, who ingeniously worked it into various Ornaments and Trinkets. Here, in Sept. 1769, was the first Comme- moration of Shakspeare's Jubilee, when an Amphitheatre was erected on the Plan of Ranelagh, for the' Reception of its Visitors. It lasted! threeDays, during whiehTime every Species of Entertainment was exhi- bited; such as Concerts, Oratorios, Pageants, Fireworks, Illuminations, &c. IntheGuildhall isalargeRoom, called Shakspeare's Hall, in which are two excellent Paintings of Shak- speare and Garrick. The Church is a noble Building, with a lofty Spire. The Stratford on Avon Canal com- mences at Stratford ; has a Branch about 4 M. from it, which goes to Binton,passes near Henley iuArden to Lapworth, where a Cut unites it with the Birmingham Naviga- tions ; thence to Hockley (where a Branch goes to Tamworth) and King's Norton, where it unites with theWorcester & BirmingliamCanal . £ M. beyond Stratford on Avon is Clopton House, — Wyatt, Esq. TVotton TVaven, on r. is Wotton HaHy Lady Smyt'he. Betweeu 2 and 3 M. on 1. of Woiton ffaven'is Alne, F. llolyoake, Esq. Henley, on 1. Major Noble ; jm. on 1. Barrells House, — Knight, Esq. Hockley, on r. Rev. H. A. Pye. About 1 M. on the r. of Hockley is Packwood House, unoccupied. Grange, 1 M. on 1. at Moseley, are the Seats of — Andevton, Esq. and Mrs. Guest. Birmingham, just before, on r. Shot- brook House, — Longwortii, Esq. Birmingham is famous for its Manu-: facture of Hardware,plated Articles Trinkets, and Jewellery, which sel unrivalled in all the Markets of tin Worid ; as well as for Fire Arms : 17,294 Families were returned, in 1 8 1 1 , as being employed in Trade or Manufactures. This Town is not incorporated, and is only governed by two Constables and two Bailiffs ; it has an elegant new Theatre, &c. Birmingham Canal. This Navigation commences at the Town of Bir- mingham ; its Course from thence is by Smith wick,01dbury (near which it has a Branch to Wednesbury) j Tipton Green (where it is joined by. the Old Dudley Extension) , Bilston, near to Wolverhampton (where it unites with the Wyrley & Essington Canal), to Atherley, at which Place it joins the Staffordshire and Wor cestershire Canal. — Length of the direct Line 22^ M. ; Branches, 5* m. \\ M. from Birmingham, on r. Fras. Egginton, Esq. Soho. Here are the famous Works be- ; longing to Mr. Bolton, forming one ! of the most extensive Manufacto- j ries in the Kingdom, as well for j the Number of Hands it employs, I as for the Variety of Articles it j produces. It consists of four j Squares, with connecting Ranges j of Shops, like .Streets, capable of 1 employing 1000 Workmen, in all i the Varieties of the Button, Buckle, plated or Argent Molu, Steel, and Trinket Manufactory. 1 M. from Soho, on r. is Sandwell I Park, Earl of Dartmouth. Q *i 231] Roads measured from Tyburn Turnpike. [232 Cross the Birmingham Canal Navigation. pBilston — Bull Inn Onv. to Walsall, 5^ M. dbout 1+ M. cross I lie Bir- minghant Canal. PWOLVERHAMPTON- Swan Inn 2936//. 14*836 it Ma. ar. 2-20 Aft.; dep. 11-40 Mo. On r. to Walsall, 6 M. ;! Cannock, 2^ ; «H<7?r/ M' hit church, ;:. (—WELLINGTON 15.C M.) Street Lane Hay Gate" Clodley Brook Bnrcoit Brook **S 127 ^3^ 131 132 134 13 13S 142 143 1 ,1 6 147 147 148 149 150,3 151- 1 711 1 5 2 Uckinglon Norton Tern— T. G. Tern- Bridge over the Tern (whoseCourse on r. is from Drayton in Hales, and on 1. to the Severn) On 1. to Broseley icj M. Atcham x -.BnVige over the Severn (see p. 196) St. Giles's On 1. to Much Wenlock, \o\ M. Abbey Foregate On 1. to C7/vrf/j St ret ton, 13 M. ; ff/w/ Bishop's Castle, 21. Oyws toe Severn (see p. 196). h P SHREWSBURY" Shire Hall A corporate Town — 361 1 H. 18,543 /. Ma. ar. 7 Aft.; dep. 6- 30 Mo. — The Assizes are held here. On l.to Drayton, 19$ m.; Whitchurch, icj|; and Ellesmere, \6\. Cress the Severn R. (see p. 196), and on 1. to Montgomery, 21 ; $ m. i further, on\. to Welsh 'Pool, 18$. ■Shelton" pMontford Bridge J Beddgeleri. Ogvven Pool Ogwen Bank Villa" Llandegai' 'PBANGOR — Mtre 474//. 25$$ /.-Ma. ar. 9-1 5 Aft.; dep. 4-10M0. On 1. to Caernarvon, 95 :u. Bangor Ferry"- George': 1 4 245 ( ross the Menai Strait to Three Tuns Inn Braint — T.G. Angl. 1 1 1*247 198 20 211 214 21 rj On r. to Beaumaris, 4^ m. I Ceint* 4 LLANGEFNT j Krwyndu | ; Trefor x i Bodedern i.Llanyngeneedle" T.G. j'Fonr Mile Bridge' i 'HOLYHEAD *— Cross 4;j 561 H. 3005 I. — Ma. I ar.i-:-5Aft.;dep.i2Mo. Queen's Head, p. 232 Whittington Gobowen 'HOLYHEAD, asp. 235 225 4.- 229 4,4^38 3 iUv ij- 2 43 31 F M F 3 2 r 1,2- 5c 5 1-527 5 1 2 4 1257 7 - 2 59J3 262- 1 3 _ 263,2 266 2 4 1 ^P3 3 2 7 1752 1 78 2 180 2 269 1 /A\YS. Chapel House, Sltakspeare's- Hd. Shipston, George. Stratford on Avon, TV.Jaou. Henley, Swan. Hock- ley, W.lAon. Birmingham, Castle, Hen SKYc£.HayGate,7 < Wc0?i.Shrewsb. Fox, Lion, Raven c* 4 Bell, Talbot. Oswes- try, CrossFo.ves, CrossKeys. Llangollen, Handf.K.'sHd. Cory, en, New Lm. Cer- niogeMawr7HW.RhYddLlanfa.ir/w72.Ca- pel Cerrig Inn. Bangor,Aftfre. Bangor Eerr. Geo.xDragou.GwxnduInn. Holy- head, Eaglet Child, Hibernian Hotel. HOLYHEAD to Gwyndu Bangor Ferry Capel Cerrig Rhydd Lianfair Cernioge Mawr Corwen Llangollen Oswestry I -hrewsoury Hay Gate ■ Watling Street 'Khiftuall ' . \V ol v e rh a w pt n i': : :;ningha!a Hockley Henley in Arden Stratford on Avon Shipston ■ Chapel House! -! : Enstooe ^.Woodstock H3 I2 [ 4 267 407 48 $$ 6 9 78 91 iQ'j [jo 120 Hi 139 153 164 168 J176 187 197 201 1&}\6 237] Roads measured from Tyburn Turnpike. Chirk, i m. on 1. of, is Chirk Castle, the ancient Seat of the Middle- tons, now of the Hon. Fred. West, and R. Myddleton Biddulph, Esq. IFhitehurst 's Gate, z M. on r. Wynn- stay, Sir VV. Williams Wynn, Bt. 1 1 M. beyond JVhitehurst' s Gate, 4 M, on r. is the gfcaad newly-erected Aqueduct, Pont-Casullte, over the R. Dee ; near it is Trevor Hall, — IJolliushed, Esq. Llangollen, in the Vale of Llangol- [ leu, Lady Eleanor Sutler; and PI as Newydd, Miss Ponsouby. On r. of Llangollen, Castell Dinas Bran. About i M. from Llangollen, on r. the; Ruins of Llan Egwest Abbey, and; the Vale of Crucis;. *| M. from Llangollen, on r. Ruins of the Pa- lace of Owen Glyndwr ; Llantisilio . Hall, T. Jones, Esq. ; i Mi further, on r. Rhydonnen, — Fowkes, F)sq. St. Llansanfraed, near, on r. Glvn- dwrdwy Park, Sir R. W. Vaughan. i M. beyond St. Llansanfraed, on r. Rhagatt, Edw. Lloyd, Esq. Corwen, i% M. from, on r. Rug, Col. Vaughan; 4§ M. beyond Corwen, on r. is Maesmor, — Lloyd, Esq. Cerrig- y Druidion, within i^ M. of, Hendreddwfan, — Lloyd, Esq. § M. before Cerrig y Druidion, on r. the famous Citadel of the Druids, whither Caractacus retired after his Defeat at Caer Caradoc. At Cerrig y Druidion, onr. R.Watkins Price, Esq.; on 1. — Kenryek, Esq. Bettws, a curious Bridge formed on the Rocks in the Stream ; z m. be- yond Bettws, on r. of the Road, a Waterfall, calledRhaiadr-y-Avennol. Og wen Bank Villa, a romantic Seat of Lady Penrhyn, with beautiful Waterfalls ; about § M. further on 1. a great Slate Quarry belonging to Lady Penrhyn : on r. Brynder- wen, J as. Greenfield, Esq. Llandegai, near, on the r. Llwynon, Sam. Worthington, Esq. Bangor, near, Rev. Jas. Cotton. Bangor Ferry, near, on 1. Upper Tre- borth, orGorphswysfa, T. P. J ones, Esq. ; St Fort Caesar, Cul. Peacock. 4 M. on 1. of Bangor Ferry, on the Meuai, Plas Newydd, a fine Seat [238 of the Marquis of Anglesea ; close to which is a Druidical Monument (called Carnedd) in aperfect State, Ceint, on 1. is Hirdrefaig, Mrs. Ann Lloyd ; § M. further, on 1. is Tre- ganedd, John Williams, Esq. Llangefni, at 4 M. from, on 1. Bodor- gan, O. P. Meyrick, Esq. ; Trevi ler, Chas. Evans, Esq.; and Trefr gof, Rev. Mr. Evans : on r. Treca can, W. Meyrick, Esq.; and Bryn- gola, H. Wyan, Esq. Trefor, 1 m. beyond, on r. is Trejor werth, Rev. H. Wyau Jones ; near 1 M. beyond Trejorwerth, on r. is Pres Adfed, Viscount Bulkeley. Llanyngheneedle, 3 M. on r. Llinon. Hei-bert Jones, Esq.; 4$ M. on r Carreglewd, Hollard Griffith, Esq Four Mile Bridge, 1 m. from, on 1. is Bodiar, J. Lewis, Esq. Holyhead, near, on 1. Penrhos, Lady Stanley; Penrhos Bradwen, John Jones, Esq.; Llanfair, Mrs.Vickers PELLESMERE, p. 2$$ On r. to JVrexham, izf M. ; 1. to Oswestry, 7f. St. Martins Cross the Ceiriog R. ''Chirk", Denbighsh. On 1. to Oswestry, 5* M. Whitehurst's Gate" On r. to JVrexliam, j% M. Cross the Oiester and Ellesmere Canal. On r. to Ruth, PLLANGOLLEN" 35 M. M I 1 M - 177 5- - 182 1 t > 184 1 - 186 5- 191 Chirk, 1 M. on 1. of, is Chirk Castle, Hon. Fred. West, and Rob. Myd- dleton Biddulph, Esq. IFhitehurst's Gate, z m. on r. Wynn- stay, Sir W. Williams Wynn, Bt.; and Cottage, W. P. Richards, Esq. i£ m. beyond IFhitehurst's Gate, at £ M. on f. is a grand newly-erected Aqueduct over the R. Dee ; near it Trevor Hall, — Hoiliushed, Esq. Llangollen, in the Vale of Llangollen are the Residence of Lady Eleanor Butler; and Plas Newydd, Miss Ponsonby's romantic Cottage. On r. of Llangollen, Castell Dinas Bran. 23t)] Roads measured from Tyburn Turnpike. [24G To Holyhead, thro' (Worcester , shire, near Newtown ; M F 1 m" i Montgomery, Sf Caernarvon. it runs from thence thro' Knighton and 1 ! To '^WORCESTER, as M F ) M F Ludlow : on 1. it passes I p.zn |: 1,X I 3 thru' Tenbury, &c. to 1 Cross the Severn R. (see' the R. Severn, a little 1 # 196). 1 1 below Worcester. . Henwick"— T. G. \ I - 112 3 •"LLDLOW'yl/.//. Salop 2 7 142 (■ | M. beyond, <,n 1. ro 3Sw»* A corporate Town 6?;7y/, 21 M. 877 H. 4150 /. — Ma. Hallow" — Crown I 6: I 14 1 ar. 8 Aft.; dep. 10 Mo. Holt Heath"— # . /iwS 3-i- ! i I 7 5 Cross the CoYve R. (which y M. beyond, on the r. ta runs on 1. to the R. Bewdley, l\. ii Teme), 8c on r. to Cteo- Baylis 2- Tin r bury Mortimer, 1 2f M.; Great Witley" 2I3 !l22- Bridgenorth,!^; and 1 Much Wenhch, 2 of : Hundred House Inn" — 4 >I22 4 on 1. to Presteign, i6f. On r. to Kidderminster, Cross the Oney R. whose 9-5- M.$ o?i 1. to Brom- Course on r. is by yard, 11. i Church Stretton, and S t oc k 1 n*— C7i w re A 2;6j 125 2 on 1. to the R. Teme. Earlston 1 7I127 1 j Broomrleld — Church 2; I 145 ! Ly nd ridge" — Church I l'l382 Wootton I £ i 147 : Eastham" Mivh | C7-oss the Oney R. Newnham- Tallot Inn iL I3O- \ Onibury" — < ) 148- On r. to Bewdley, 11 M. Again cross the Oney R. Cross the Ilea R. which Stoke Castle-CiWcA 2 - " 150- runs on r. from Cieo- Newton Green" . r ^0 I bury Mortimer, and New Inn f I5I 7 153 on 1. to the R.Teme. fTENBURY— Swan 3 4 i ; : . Basford— T. G. 2 7 308 H. 1562 /.—Ma. ! Red House" I < 3 l 55 5 ar. 8 Aft.; dep. 10 Mo. ! ^BISHOP'S CASTLE 4- - *5v 5 On r. to Cteobury Murti- 295 H. t 367 7. Ma. mer, 8 m.: on\. to Leo- as. 9 Mo. ; dep. 4 Aft. minster, 1 1 ; and Bnnn- ' On v. to Shrewsbury , 21 yard, 12. M.; \. to Knighton, 12. 1 Burford* — Church, Bishop'sMoat,A?o«*g. 2 - - 161 5 Shropshire 1- -i M4< 3 Court House" 3 d 165 1 Little Hereford'— Ch. ! !! 1 M. beyond, on\. toNew- Hereford sh . ' 1 6\i%6 1 town, 10; and on r. to On r. to Kington, i8f M. j Shrewsbio-y, 21. Brimrleld Cross ?i 1 3 7 J ^MONTGOMERY — On 1. to Leominster, 7! M. H. 193 H. 932 /.— Ma 4" - 169 1 M.; and Kington, 1 ;§. ; Brimtield" — Church Woofferton's Cross Ash ford" 1 r ,138 ,138 ar. 7 Mo.; dep. 2 Aft. On r. to Shrewsbury, 21 4 1 m . ; and WelshPool, 8f ! 1 3! 'I 7 on 1. to Newtown, 8f. iVecrr Ludlow, on 1. /o 1 At 2 m. cross the Severn Leominster, 12 M. R. (see p. 196) ; 2 M Cnm Me TV we /?. which further cross th# Dwy- J rises in McritgroTnery- rhiew R. to n 241] Roads measured from Tyburn Turnpike. [242 JJenuieh, on r. Thus. Farley, Egfl Hallow, on r. llallow Park, Karl of Beauchamp. Beyond Hullaw, on 1. is Thorngrove, Richard Griffiths, Esq. Holt Heath, near, on 1. Re\ . Mr. Fo- ley ; on r. at a Distance IVoni the Road, f lolt Castle, H. Chilling- worth, Esq. Greet /rule;/, on 1. is Wiiley Court, Lord Foley; seen 3 M. before you reach it : <»n r. Class!, -n;; ion, l)en- haiu Cookes, Esq.; u,.d the Rev. Mr. Calcott. Hundred House Inn, 1 M. beyond, on 1. is Abberley Lodge, Col. Henry Bromley; 1 M. further on r. Elms, lately Mrs. Bury. Stockton, 1 M. on 1. Stanford Court, Sir Tho. Wilmington, Bt.; Hatdey, Col. Newport : 1 \ M. be} ond St mot- ion, oul. Eardiston, W. Smith, Esq. Lj/ndridge, on r. Rev. Dr. Evans. Eastham, on 1. Rev. C. Whitehead. Hurford, on 1. G. Bowles, Esq. ; and Hon. and Rev. G. Rushout. Little Hereford, on r. Rich. Dar.sey, Esq. Bninfuld, $ M. on 1. Miss Salwey. .Ishford, on r. — Green, Esq. ; on 1. Ashford Hall, G. C. Rieketts, Esq. Entering Ludlow, 011I. Ludford Park, N. L. Charlton, Esq. Ludlow is a very ancient Town, sends 2 Members to Parliament, and is was forfeited to the Crown. Va- rious Possessors appear to have held and been deprived of Ludlow Castle, till the Reign of Henry VI. when Richard Plantagenet, Duke of York, here set up his Standard; but being killed at. the Battle of Wakefield, it was seized by the King's Forces, and dismantled. Soon after this his Son Edward got Possession of it, and restored the Fortress. Comus was first per- formed here during the Karl of Bridgewater's Presidency, princi- pally by His Lordship's Sons and Daughters. All the once royal Rooms of State now lie open, the whole being ruinous, and covered with Ivy. its Situation is beauti- ful, and the Battlements are of great Height and Thickness, with Towers at. convenient Distances. At the Vinals, near Lvdlow. is seen I a most beautiful Prospect! About 5 m. on 1. of Ludlow, Downton I Cattle, a noble Mansion, with fine Walks, Rich. Payne Knight, Esq. '2 M. from Ludlow, to 1. on the Banks j of the River 'feme, is Oakly Park, j Dowager Lady Give. Oniburu, on the 1. Stone House, the Hon. Mrs. Walpole; beyond wMch is Fern Hall, Hurt Sitwell, Esq. teuton Green, £ >i. on 1. is Sibdou Castle, JL Fleming F.auer, Esq. overned by 2 Bailiffs (who are the; Red House, 1 M. on I. Walcot House, returning Officers), 1: Aldermen,; and zl Common Councilmen. Thej Church is a iine venerable Struc-j tore, built of Stone, in the Gothic. St> le, w i! ! 1 large and lofty Window s of painted Class; it has a high' Spire with 8 Bells, and a handsome! Organ, the Gift, of William HenivJ Earl of Powis ; 1 m. on r. Plowden HaJl, Edm. Plowden, Esq. : about 1 M. from Tied House, on r. Totter- ton, Rev. J. Bright Betton Bright. Court Hou.se, on Lis Mi -ilington, Col. Browne. Montgomery, near, on r. is Lymore Lod"-e, Karl of Pou is. Earl of Powis; and. ;a Nunib^y- oaj Montgomery is situ: antique Monuments and Inscrip-jt of the Severn, ar tions, particularly one relating to; Prince Arthur, Brother to Henry! VIII. whose Bowels were deposited' here. The Castle, standing at the west End of the Town, is supposed to have been built by Roger de* Montgomery, Earl of Shrewsbury,! in the Reign of Henry I.; but he rebteHjng ajgaihet his Sovert igh, 1 c =| . — ■ ' " *r — *■ R ed within z M. 1 wa'S formerly surrounded with Walls. The Castle stands on an Eminence npitn of the Town, and appeal's to have been a. very stately building; tittle of it now remains. On a Hill n :,n the Castle is a stupendous Ivritisb Post ; the Approach is guarded by 4 Ditches, ha-, big two pp ib>< e ( n- trances toward the \,i iucipalWoi I. 243] Roads measured from Tyburn Turnpike. [244 Berriew* 4- 173I1 ' Castell Caerenion" 3- 176 1 At about i M. on r. to Welsh Pool, 4 M. pLLAN FAIR— Church 4 2 1803! 454 H. 1855 /. >> Llanerfyl — Church 5 » '854 Cross the Oterenion K. FCan Office" 1 4 18.7U Garthbeibio — Church 1 7 18c. 7 Dolly main 3 [ 192- Nan'tyrhedydd, Merionethsh. 25 '94 5 MaWwyd-Cross Foxes 3,- •97 5 On I . to Machynlleth) 1 2M . 1 Tavernenewydd 1 - , <9 8 5 Cra? r. tlno'iph Tring to London, ^1 .v. "iAYLES'SIUY- V. //. 755 //. 3447 f. -Ma. ar. 4$ Mil; dep. 3 Aft. Tlie Assizes are held hciv :iit-rnately with Buckingham, On\. to Thame, q\ -m.; and B'aesfer, 17. L'rorss the Thome R. (see p. 19 z . Hardwick" ^Whitchurch" rWlXsLOW— .1/. ft. 20 44- 4512 2Z3 H. 1222 /.-Ma. ar. 9 Mo.; dep. 4-30 Aft. Padbury— IF. Hart Cross the Ouse R. Which rises near Kenford in Northamptonshire, & from thence passes by Brackley to Bucking- ham; and on r. passes, thro' Stony Stratford and Newport Pagnell, close to Olney & thro' Bedford, near to Saint Neots, & by Hunting- don, through St. Ives, by Ely and Downham, totheTown of Lynn in Norfol k, where it emp- ties itself into the Sea. * BUCKINGHAM*. P.O. A corporate Town — 582 H. 2987 /.—Ma, ar. 7 Mo.; dep. 6 Aft. The Assizes are held here alternately with Aylesbury. On r. to Banbury, through BracMey, i6£ M. Cross the Ouse R. Tingewick"7?o^fl/ Oak Fin mere" R.Lion Oxon Monk's House Barley Mow", N.amp. On r. to Brackley, z$ M. ; on 1. to Oxford, 19$. Croughton Near Jynhoe, on 1. to Bicester, 8$ M. Ay n hoe" — R. Lion On 1. to Deddington, 3 M. 1 M .from Jynlioe cross the Oxford Canal (see 1 54; Nell Bridge Cross the Charwcll R. (see f. 19;). Adderbury", Oxon On 1. to Oxford, 19$ m. Weeping Cross" ^BANBURY*— Church A corporate Town 595 H. 2841 V.— Ma. ar. 11 Mo.; dep. 4 Aft M Y 2-19] Roads measured from Tyburn Turnpike. [250 See Remarks from London to Ux- bridge, p. 193. Red Hill, Top of, Denham Mount, — Snell, Esq.; on r. Oak End, R. Sew- ell, Est}.; £m. beyond which, on r, Chalfont House and Lodge J Thos, Hibbert, Esq.; on 1. Orchard Farm, Thos. Ludby, Esq. ; about 2 it'. On the Beaconsfield Road, 011 1. Bui- strode, Duke of Somerset. Chalfont St. Peter, on J. at Gold Hill, The Grange, lately Col. O'Loch- lin ; — Frisby, Esq. ; and the Rev. Dr. Chambers. Chalfont Turnpike, just beyond, on r. Mrs. Preedy. Between Chalfont St. Peter and St.. Giles, on r. New land Park, — Al- len, Esq. Chalfont St. Giles, Entrance of, on r. Pin Hill, T.W. Nichols, Esq. At Chalfont St. Giles, the Stone House, W. Jones, Esq.; the Rectory, Rev. J M.Jones. On r. near Chalfont St. Giles's Street End, The Vatch, — Gaskell, Esq. ; and New House Place, Sir C. Edmund Carrington. At 24 Milestone, £ M. on r. are Biell House, Render Mason, Esq. ; and The Grove, T. Forster, Esq. At 25 Milestone, on r. is Bendrose John Sargeaunt, F^sq. Amersham, on r. the Parsonage, Rev. Dr. Drake; about 1 m. on 1. High House, Capt. Windsor. Jmersham is a Borough of great A:: tiquity, and has sent Members to Parliament as far back as the ear- liest Summons on Record. i M. beyond Amersham, on I. Shard- loes, T. Drake Tyrwhitt Drake, Esq. Just thro' Amersham, on 1. The Dowry, Mrs. Drake. Little Missenden, Entrance of, on r. W.Moore, Esq.: just beyond, on r. Rev. Dr. Bates ; i£ m. further to r. Hyde Lodge, Rob. Ward, Esq. Great Missenden, near, on 1. is the Little Abbey, Barnett, Esq. ; 1 m. further tol. isPeterley House, Rev. Mr. Lloyd : at Great Missen- den, on r. the Great Abbey, P. Pier- point, Esq. : 1 M. beyond Great* Missenden, on the r. Flaxen Fields Lodge, — Viney, Esq. ; 1+ m. to l.j Hampden House, Visct. Fiantpden. Wendrrver, near, on r. Capt. Wake- field. Entrance of Wendover, on r. the Parsonage House, the Rev. Mr. Turner. End of the Town, — New- man, Esq.; on r. Lord Carrington. On r. of f>cndover is Halton House Rev. J. Wells ; about 1 >i. beyond, on r. Weston Tnrville, Mrs. Tom- kins ; and — Lechmcre, Esq. JValton Green, on the 1. see Hartwell, Marquis of Buckingham. Aylesbury w as made a Corporation by the Charter of Queen Mary, 1553 its principal Trade is in the Ma- nufacture of Lace. Just through Aylesbury, on 1. Rev. J. Bull. Hardicick, just before, on r. Lilleys, Lord Nugent. At Hardicick, the Rev. Win. White. IVhitchurch, on 1. Oving House, T Digby Aubrey, Esq. Between Whit- church and iVinslow, 2 M. on r. is Sauldon House, H.Greenwood, Esq. tVindow, W. Selby Lowndes, Esq. ; about 2 M, from, on 1. Addiugton Flouse, J. Poulett, Esq.; 2 m. be- yond, Middle Ciaydon, — Y'eruev, Esq. Buckingham is a very ancient Town, and was fortified, by Edward the Elder, in the Year 918, against the Incursions of the Danes. It has an elegant new Church, the Inside of which is fitted up in a handsome Style. Its chief Trade is Lace- making. On the r. of the Town is Stowe, the superb Seat of the Mar quis of Buckingham : the House is adorned with Pictures and Sta tues ; and the Gardens are consi- dered the most elegant in the King- dom. — Shown on Application. Tingewick, on r. Rev. Mr. Barnett ; 2 m. on 1. is Shelw ell House, John Harrison, Esq. Finmere, on r. Geo. Newman, Esq. Barley Mow, near 2 m. on r. Evenlcy Hall, G. Carrington, Esq. ■lynhoe, W.R. Cartw right, Esq.; and Astrop, Rev. Wni. Willes. Idler bury, on 1. John Field, Esq. fVeeping Cross, on 1. Dr. Nichol. Hanhury, entering, on r. Colthorpe House, Thos. Cobb, Esq. 251] Roads measured from Tybukn Turnpike. [252 On r. to Daventry, i6| M. ; on 1. to Chipping Norton, i2§. Thro Banbury, on r. to Southam, 14 M. ; 1 v.. farther, on r. to War- wick, 18. Drayton — T. G. Wrox ton* Within £ M- of Edge Hill, on r. to Warwick, 14. Edge WAY -Rising Sun Warwicksh. Over Oxhill and Piller- ton Commons to Pillertou UpperEatingtonT. G. \ M. beyond Eating ton, onr. to Warwick, \o\; on 1. to Shipston, 6§. Near Stratford, on r. to Kineton, 10 M.; on 1. to Shipston, lo§- Cross the Avon (sec V.fffi. PSTRATFORD UPON AVON '(p. 227) Mi/. On r. toWaricick, 8£ M.; crntf Birmingham, 25 3 M.from Stratford cross the Stratford on Avon Canal (sec p. 229) ; <$ ffoo;/£ 4 M. further cross the Abie fsee p. 227). pALCESTER'-S/mrc' 416 H. 1862 /. On 1. to Ercsham, to m. c??r^ Worcester, 16. I M. beyond Alcestcr, on 1 to Droituich, 13. Cou^hton" — Church i%y\. beyond Coughton, on r. to JVirminghdm, 16 Crab's Cro5s" — ^ar and Carter Henley's Cross— W Hart, TVorcestersli . Lidgate Tardebig" — Church A little further cross thi Worcester g( Birming- ham Canal (see p. 157J, Wear Bromesgrbve, on r. to Birmingham, iji M F M 9 5 l°3 '°5 I m.; Dudley, 12; and Stourbridge, 1 o. 'pBROMESGROVE*— M.H. 1 41 9 H. 6932 I. — Ma. J ar. 7 Aft. ; dep. 7 Mo. I On 1. to Droitwich, 6 M. jWoodcote Green 6 , :Cbaddesley Corbet" Winterford" Near Stone, on the r. to Stourbridge, 6 M . ; 01 1. to Worcester, 1 z4, . Stone" — Church Within 1 M. 0/ Kidder minster, on r. to //"o/- verhampton, 13*; o?i 1. to Worcester, 16. PKIDDERM1NSTER — Lion //zrc 328 H. 1987 /.—Ma ar. 6 Aft. ; dep. 7 Mo. On 1. to Worcester ■, 13^ M.; r. to Birmingham 18; Stourbridge, 6 1 ; £f Wolverhampton, 155 Crow rt e Stour /?. ^ Sto/- /-??y/ L y Worcester Canal (p. 233) ; 1. to Worces- ter, 14 m.; Beivdley, 3. French- TAree Crowns Shatterford— T. G. On 1. to Bewdley, 3$M. 3 ji Cross v^taftbrdshire *o jjCounty Stone, «So/o/) : Romsley j|Alam Bridge" foi>er a Branch of the Severn) ifn 109 1 10 i r i <*3 1 4 32 12 1 16 118 T2I 122 123 126 Quat" Qu at ford b rBRIDGENORTH — M. H. 1027 //. 4386 /.—Ma. ar. 7 Aft. ; dep. 8 Mo On r. to Wolcerhampi-m 14$ M,; S hiffna II, n\ on 1. to Wenhck, 8|. Stanley jMorley" IWilley* pBROSELEY" ! 1 181 //. 4850 r. '3 2 K J |4 — 3 127 129 131 131 i33 '3ea. Atcham* Cross Ike Screra '/..i / . St. Giles's On 1. lolFtrdocl;, icf M. Abbey Foregate Wtt [.to CJiUreli S! re! ;<;.': \ 13 ivt. ; and Jjishop's Castle, ii. [C/ ; o« tHeS*ver% (ji.\$6). > SHREWSBURY- >.w/v- A corporate Town — 1329 Ft \6\66i /.- Ma. ar. 7 Aft.; dejK 6- 30 Mo. -The Assises arc held here. Onv. to ttrayton, io| M s and 1 TVhin-icrv'i, i v i : da 1. if" Mont::- 2 1 ; JPfc&rt Pto', 18^; n to Sk&tysbwtjfj '■ th Burl ton Cockshur — G. L/o« stocket— r .'G. ~6nr.tofthiiteliurfli,iz-m. vELLESMK ;:•:*- t%«'. IC75 Z^. f-639 /.-Ma. ar. 5 Mo.; dep. 4 Aft. On I. to 0*we*py, 8 m.; 4^7 CI 1 hi/, 7 j. Overton"- T.G'. F//W*.'- 1 AT jf/ta = .- ICC i . r 5 1 1 f 57 '59 16c itf 1 6 [64 .67 168 170 '73 '74 0?,' r. to TFhitehvreh, 1 \\ m.; cent JSangmi 3. 1 + M . heije.nd cross the Dee R. (w inch rises in Me- rionelhsb. passes into the Lake of Bala, and runs (dose to that Town, \ I i|M.: oa? I. to I .thin, 9; nW Denbigh, 16J. PMOLir 1033 fir. 5083 a 0« 1. 1-89 5 l 9> 204 207 Y.S. For those to L T >d>ridg-e see p. 203. Aracrsham, Crown, Griffin. C.r. Missendeii, W. Hart. Aylesbury, , George, IF. Hart. Kuidcinsiham. Lotd ; ; 1^2 f)'\( ohhmn's .4nn.sjV.lf art. Hanbury,/i', 257] Roads measured from Tyburn Turnpike. [258 ZAon, W.Lion. Edge Hill, Rising Sun. Stratford upon Avon, TV. Lion. \A1- cester, Angel. Bromesgrove, Crown, Golden Cross. Kidderminster, JAon. Bridgenorth, Castle, Crown. Iron Bridge, Tontine. Shrewsbury, For, Lion, Raven and Bell, Talbot. Elles- :mere, Royal Gait. Wrexham, Eagles, Red Lion. Mold, III. Lion, Grffin. Holywell, R. Lion, TT\ Horse. HOLYWELL to G. P. O. London. Mold Wrexham Ellesmere Shrewsbury Iron Bridge Bridgenorth Kidderminster Bromesgrove Alcester Stratford upon Av< Edge Hill [Banbury i Buckingham Aylesbury Great Missenden Amersham Uxbridge Tyburn Turnpike G.P. O. London Lj« i , — - i i 4 r6 ■ 4 J 3 6 ■1 6 9 4 i 5 1 j •t - - » • v - ;s? 2 9 5] i 5 i ■- ?| 3 3| 33j" 49 63 70 84 94 167 "4 126 134 170 5 79 :8 4 ;»c -■••3 ZW> n 'Bridge, 2 M. on r. W. Ferriday, Esq. ; and at Dawley, John Ad- J denbrook, Esq. and William Bot-i field, Esq. Colebrook Dale, on r. is R. Refolds, j Esq. Adneu, near, about 1 M. on 1. of the' Road, West Coppice, Mrs. Smithe-j man. | Letghto?i, Thomas Kiunersley, Esq. ; z M. beyond Leighton, and about 4 ; M. on r. of the Road, at. Chariton Hill, Edward Jenkins, Esq. Alcham, on r. is Attingham House,' Lord Berwick. 1 M. beyond Atvham, oh r. is Long- nor, Robert Burton, Esq. Armour Hill, on r. Sansaw Hall, Rev.' Laurence P. Gardner. Cocl'thut, within 1 M. on 1. is Petton Hall, — Sparling, Esq. Ellesmere, within A m. on r. is Oatley Park, Mrs. Vaughan ; on 1. is Birch Mall, , Mrs. Mainwaring. About x§ m. beyond Ellesmere, on r. is Hard wick, Sir John Kyna: ion Powell, Bart. Orerlo/i, about 1 M. beyond, on r. is Maesgwaelod Lodger-Edward Web- ber, E.-q. ; ■§ M. beyond Is Bryn y Pys, Francis Rich. Price, Esq. ; and a little further is Gv/errihayletL Philip Lloyd Fletcher, Esq. [Et/toh, within i.S M.onl. isErbistock 'Hall, Sir John Evans. jWithin 1 M. of Eyton, on I. u F*o££ Hill, H. Ellis Boates, Esq. [At Ei/ion, on r. is Edward Eyton, E r q. : and a little further the Mansion 01 Owen Ellis, Esq. •Marehwiall, about £ M.from, on r. h Bryn y Grog, J. Edgeworth, Esq, TVrexham, about 1 M. on r. is Cefn, Edward Lloyd, Esq.; near it is Llwynon Hail, Mrs. Jones; i§ M. on 1. is Erddig, S. Yorke, Esq. 1 M. beyond Wrexham, on r. is Acton Park, Sir Foster Cunliffe, Bart. Caergicrle, on the 1. are the Ruins of its Castle ; and near, is Piaster, C. B. T. Roper, Esq. 3 M. beyond Caergivrle is Hartsheath, Gwyllira Lloyd Wardle, Esq. Mold, within 2 m. on 1. are Leeswood Hall, Rev. Hope Wynne Eyton; and Leeswood, J. W. Eyton, Esq. Within 1 m. of Mold, on the 1. in the Wood, is Tower, Rev. H. W. Eyton. About ^m. from Mold, on r. is Llwyn Egrin, — Jones, Esq. Northope, near, on 1. Lower Sychdin, Rev. John Conway Potter. About 1 m. on 1. of Northope, Middle Sychdin, Henry Bankes, Esq. ; and Upper Sychdin. On the r. of Northope, near the Sea, is Kelsterston, lately John Ed- wards, Esq. ; near which is Top y Fron, Jas. Okell, Esq. Halkin, on 1. is Halkin Hall, Eari Grosvenor. Pentre Halkin, 1 m. beyond, on 1. Pen y Pylle, Hugh Humphreys, Esq^ and 1 m. further, on 1. Pystyll, Edw. Roscoe, Esq. S 2StJ] Roads measured from Tyburn Turnpike. [260 i 4 M To Birmingham, thro" IVarwich Paddington — T. G. On 1. to Harrow, <)\ m on r. to Islington, 3 J. Cross the Regent's Canal (seep. 277). KilburrT— T. G. Cricklewood Brent Bridge Cross Brent R. (seep. 51). Silk Bridge Cover a Branch of theR.Brent) Hyde — King's Arms p Edge ware*— T. G. On r. to St. Albans, thro' Elstree, niH, p Stanmore* Over Bushei/ Heath". Bnshey'-Chur. Herts At 1 M. cross the Colne R. (see p. 51). pWATFORD"— m. h 528 H 2603 /.-Ma. ar. 2 Mo. ; dep. 9 Aft. On r. to St. Athens, 8 m.: on 1. to Ricknmnsworth, 3 . Hunton Bridge x Cross the GadeR. (which on 1. joins the Colne at Rickmansworth), and Grand Junction Canal (seep. 53). pKing's Langley Two Waters— Bell On r. to H.Hempstead, ll. Boxmoor* Bourn End" — Horse Broadway pBERK HEMPSTEAD" — King's Arms 399 H. 1963 /.—Ma. ar. 2 Mo.; dep. 10 Aft. North Church" George pTRING'— P. O. 352 H 1847 /-Ma. ar. 3 Mo. ; dep. 9 Aft. Aston Clinton", Bucks Walton"— T G. On 1. through TVendover to London, 40 M. 3 1 bpAYLESBURY— M. H. (seep. 247) On 1. to Thame, 9^ m. ; and Bicester, 1 64,. CrosstheThame(seep. 192; Hardwick p\Vhitchurch x "WINSLOW" (seep. 248) Padbury Cross Ouse R. (seep. 248) . ^BUCKINGHAM* (see p. 248) — P. O. On 1. to Banbury, through Aynhoe, 18 M. Westbury" "PBRACKLEY, Northam. A corporate Town — ji3//.685/.St.James; 183 HSytl. St. Peter; TbtaZ, 296^.1580/— ! Ma.ar.ioMo.;dep.4-\i't.! 0« r. to Toweester, i 1 J iff.; 0/2 1. to Oxford, 22. \Near Banbury, on r. to, Daventry, 17^ M. Cnw.v <7/. 248} O.rora 0>» r. to Daventry, i6-J M.; on 1. to Chipping Norton, 12^. Through Banbury, on r. to Southam, i4i"M.; arte? 1 M. further, on r. to JVarwich, 18. Drayton— T. G. Wrox ton" Upton", Warw'icksh OnX.to Stratford on Avon izj M. rKINETON"- 5ir«ii /w» J 173 H. 801 /. — Ma ar. 1 2 Mo. ; dep. 2 Aft ComptonVerney"-i>/\ pWellesburne Hast- ing"—^ G. Barfbrd" — George Inn Cross the Avon (seep. 155) Longbridge — T. G. On 1. to Stratford on Avon, I 6iM. M F i M F — 4 38 7 55 4 -; 261] Roads measured from Tyburn Turnpike. [262 Kilburn, on r. see Belsizc House, Marquis of Ormond. Through Kitlair/i, on r. see Seats of the Earl ut' Macclesfield, and — Montague, Esq.: on 1. see Mapes, — White, Esq.; and Brandsbury House, Coutts Trotter, Esq. Edneware, on 1. is Canons Park, Sir Tho. Piumer; and nearly opposite, a neAv-built House, — Bone, Esq. Stan more, Entrance of, on 1. — Drum- I mond, Esq. — Harvey, Esq. Bartlett, Esq. and S. Martin, Esq. Top of Sta.nmore, on r. James Lewis, Esq. ; beyond which are Seats of — Learmouth, and - Lewis, Esqs. Bushey Heath, Entrance, on 1. Bentley Priory, the late Marq. of Abercorn; on r. Mrs.Heming, and - Poole, Esq. From Bushey Heath, on r. see Wrot- ham Park, Geo. Byng, Esq', and Porters, Col. Beaufoy ; and on 1. see Hartsborn Manor Place, Sir T. B. Thompson, Bare. ; be\ "ond is Moor Park, R. Williams, Esq. Further End of Bushey Heath, onl. — Hanston, Esq. ; and on the r. Miss Isherwoods ; and a little further on the Road, on 1. — Ansty, Esq. Bushey, i£ M. onl. Oxhey Place, Hon. Wm. Bucknall ; thro' Bushey, on r. Bushey Grove, D. Haliburton, Esq. ; and Bushey Hall, — Capper, Esq.; and see on 1. a Seat of Dr. Munro. JJ'ctford, entering, on I. Wig-gen Hall, Thos. Deacon, Esq. : in the Town, on r. Capt. Clutterbuck ; and a little further, on 1. — Hanston, Esq. Through Watford, on r. is Day, Esq.; a little further, on the 1. is Cashiobury Park, Earl of Essex. A M. from Watford, on r. is Russell's Farm, Lord Henley; on 1. is Grove Park, Earl of Clarendon. Hunton Bridge, on 1. is Langley Bury, Rev. Sir John Filmer, Bart. Boxmoor,on l.BoxmoorHall, — Mead, Esq. : at the End of Boxmoor, on 1. West Brook Hey, Rt. Hon. Thos. Ryder. Bourn End, on r. see Hackster's End, John Field, Esq. Berb Hempstead, entering, on r. is New Lodge, J. Moore, Esq.; a little fur- ther, on 1. Bartlett i, A. Pechell, Esq. Berk Hempstead, on r. the Castle, J; Ford, Esq. ; and Pilkington Manor House, — Gordon, Esq.; and 3 m. on r. Gaddes den Place, Jos. Halsey, Esq. ; near it the late Mrs. Hal- stead : thro' the Town, \ M. on 1. is Ashlius Hall, J. Smith, Esq.; and 1 M. on 1. Harcsfoot, — Dorriens,Esq. North Ou'.reh, near, on 1. Woodcock Hill, Steph. Langston, Esq. On r. of North 0<«/'c7t,AshridgePark,Earl of Bridgewater. End of North Church, on r. Dr. Barker; onl. Cha. Arming- ton, Esq. 1 M. from North Church, on r. is Northcote, Wm. Smart, Esq. Thing\ on r. Tring Grove, lately — Broadhead, Esq.; on 1. Capt. Arm- stead ; and Tring Park, Edward Ya t es, Esq. About z§ m. on r. of Tring is Stokes House, Wm. Haydon, Esq. 1 M. beyond Tring, on 1. Terret House, — Cook, Esq. Aston Clinton, on 1. Lady Williams. Walton Common, see on 1. Hartwell, Marquis of Buckingham, late the Residence of the King of France. Whitchurch, on the 1. is Oving House, Thomas Digby Aubrey, Esq. Winslow, Wm. S. Lowndes, Esq. 2 M. from Whitlow, on 1. Addington House, John Poulett, Esq. Buckingham, on the r. is Stowe, Mar- quis of Buckingham. ^sA6wr*/,iM.before,onr.atShalstone, G.HuddlestonPurefoyJervois,Esq. At Westbun/, Benj. Price, Esq. and Rev. Jos. Gascoine Littlehales. Wroxton, the Abbey, Earl of Guildford. Upton, on 1. the beautiful Seat of E. Morant Gale, Esq. if M.fromUpton, on 1. at Radway, F. S. Miller, Esq. Kineton, see on 1. Mrs. Hills. Compton Verney, on r. Hon. H.Verney : the Grounds are very beautiful. 2 M. on 1. of Compton, Verney is Walton Hall, Sir C. Mordaunt, Bart. Wellesburne Hasting, on the 1. Bernard Dewes, Esq.; and about 1 M. on r. is Newbold Pacey, W. Little, Esq. Wellesburne Hasting, about 2 m. on 1. at Charlcote, Rev. John Lucy. Barford, on r. G. Kitchen, Esq.;j and from Barford Bridge, see on; r. C. Mills, Esq. : 263] Roads measured from Tybuun Turnpike. [264 •"WARWICK'-CY. House A corporate Town - 1283//. 6497 /.-Ma. ar. 12 Mo.; dep. 3 Aft. The Assizes held here. Cross the Warwick and Birmingliam Canal". W&dgen0ck Lane — T. G. Hat ion" — Church On 1. thro' Shirley Street to Birmingham, 16 M. Haselev — Church ■It i^\. cross Sroley Comm. WroxhaU"— T. G. Bedlam's End" Enfield Rotten Row Cross the Harwich and Birmingham Canal\ Knowle" — Church r >i. beyond, on r. to Ke- nilworth, 9$ Solihull" — Church World's End Oaken End Ad cock's Green- T.G. Fiint Green Greet j; M . before SparkBroal on 1 . to Henley inArden , 1 4. Spark Brook" On 1. to Henley in Arden, Near Binning hem, on v. to Coventry, 17 M.; on I. to Alcester, 10. pBIRMINGHAM (seep, zz8)—Old Cross — 6 2 2 if m 26 11 -!6 —'6 — 1 (> M IF 95 7, 9 43;- 9 ij 5 7 - 3 7|4! 59!7 >7,2 77i ia'3 89 11k 101 i 45 1C 5 107:7 116J- Warwick, the Castle (well deserving Attention), Earl of Warwick ; and the Priory, Rev. H. Wise. The Warwick and Birmingham Canal commences at Warwick, and passes by Rowington, Baddesley Clinton, near to Solihull and Birmingham, where it unites with the Birming- ham and Fazeley Canal. Hatton, a little before, on 1. is Grove Park, Lord Dormer. JKmxhall, on 1. WroxhallHouse,Chri5.. Wren, Esq. ; the Abbey, now used as a religious House for Females. Brd'am's End, on I. Baddesley Clin- I ton Hall, I". Ferrers, Esq. Knowle, near, on r. about 1 M. from j the. Road, is Springfield House, 1 Jos. Boultbce, Esq. Solihull, near, on 1. is Malvern Hall, J H. G. Lewes, Esq. Spark Brook, on r. is Spark Brookt House, — Rotten, Esq. Beyond Spark Brook, on r. Sampson 1 Lloyd, Esq.; and on 1. The Larches,! T. Atwood, Esq. To ALC ESTER, p. zzi Feckenham, (Forces. Bradley Meer Green INN'S. Edgevmre, W.Hart. Stan-j niore, Aber corn Arms. Watford, Essex, Arms, Rose and Crown. Berk Hemp-' ^vDROITWICII stead, K.'s Arms. Aylesbury, George W. Hart. Buckingham io> 1 10 1 I 1 "3 ' 1 7 i 3 Lord mW* ^AMERSHAM, \r.atns Arms. Brack! ey, Crown. Ban-: [bury, Ri Lion, IK Luj.i. Kineton,! \R. Lion, Swan. Warwick*, Bl. Syjanj \f-farwi>k Arms. Knowle, Mermaid. •Hirmiughatn, Castle, George, Hen a /id • Oiirkttij, Nelson Hotel, Swan'. I />. 247 pCHESHAM i 428 H. 071 I. 2 51 Chesham, near, Hyde Lodge, Robert' Ward, Esq. At Chesham, W. Lowndes, Esq. 263] Roads measured from Tyburn Turnpike. [2ffi Another Road to Warwick. ! Another Road to Shrewsbury. To "BANBURY, p. 260 Through Banbury, on r. to Soutliam, 14 M.; 1 M. further, on 1. to Kine- ton, ll\. WarmingtorT- Chur, Warwicksh. Burton Dasset— T.G. Gaydon Inn Harwood House Near Warwick, on r. to Southern, 9 m. ""WARWICK* (seep.261) *S9 91 7 INNS. Warwick, see p. 263. Warmington, 1 M. on 1. is Arlscot, Holloway, Esq. Near a m. on r. of Warmington is Famborough, W. Holbeche, Esq. Warwick^ihe Castle, Earl of Warwick the Marbleyard, Wm. Parkes, Esq. ; the Priory, Rev. H.Wise; and near at Barford, Charles Mills, Esq. To PBROMESGROVE, as p. ii-2. j Little Barnesiey* jForfield I Holy Cross", Staff. jHagley*, Wore. \ Onx. to Birmingham, iaiw.; ' on I. to Kidderminser,6. 'Pedmore* JPSTGURBRIDGE 866 H. 407a I. 116 118 119 121 123 j INNS. Stourbridge, Crown^ Talbot, \Barnesley and Holy Cross, between, is Bell Hall, Mrs. Noel. \Holy Cross, on the r. is Clent House J . Amphlett, Esq.; on the 1. is Field House, — Waldron, Esq. .Hagiey, near, on the r. is Hagley Park, Lord Lyttelton. Aft Hagley, W. Waldren, Esq. ! Pttbnore, on the r. is Pedmore Hall, 3F. Freeman, Esq. ; and on 1. is The I Quarry, J. Ow«u, E»q. To bpBRIDCENORTH, as p. 25a On r. to Wolverhampton, 14I M. ; and Shiffnall, n*. Cross tlieSei'ern (seep. 196) On r. to Broseley, 6\ M.; and beyond, on 1. to Ludlow, 19^- MorvilT— Church ,Muckley Cross *MUCH WENLOCK- White Hart 494 H. 2079 /. On r. to Broseley, 3 $ M. on 1. to Ludlow, ab|. Harley — Church Cressage — T. G. 2 '■ On 1. to Wenhclt, 4! m. Cound" 2 'Cross Houses 2 Weeping Cross'-T.G.j 2 Near Shrewsbury , on v. to Newport, 20 M. : on L to Church Stretton, 13; and Bishop's Castle, 21. CrossSevernR. (seep. 1 9 6 ) . ^SHREWSBURY ii 15915 INNS. Shrewsbury, asp. 257. Morvill, on 1. Morvill Hall, lately C. Hanbury Tracey, Esq. £ Mj. beyond Morvill, on r. Aldenham Hall, Sir John Acton, Bart. Cound, at, H. C. Pelham, Esq. Weeping Cross, on 1. Betton, Mrs .Scott. M !F M--J <40 J £ 4- 150- 1' ■iJt 156 2 <5TO j fa . WARWICK*, as ^.263 KENILWORT^J -M.i/. 471-iy. 2279 r. 9517 (Ol 1 INN. Kenil worth, King's Arms. Warzvick, 1 fti. beyond, on r. is Guv Cliffe House, B. Greathead, Esq ' PBERK HEMPSTEAD, North Church- George •°Iviii2"hoe, Bucks — - 2t I 3 2/ 5 - 31 267] Roads measured from Tyburn Turnpike. [268 To To Towyn. MONTGOMERY, ' M asp. 240 4 M. from Montgomery, &n r. to TVelsh Pool, £ . Entering Newtown, onX.on Bishop's Castle, i6|>l. NEWTOWN— M. H. 438 H. 2025 /.—Ma. ar. 85 Aft.; dep. 1 2 Mo. Cross the Severn R. (see p. 196), and on r. to Llanfair, 10 M. Aberhavesp '-Church Llan wnog — Church Carno Penybont* 8 yi. beyond Penybont ,*n-r. to Dinas Mowddy, 8| . j Penegos" — Church Near Machynlleth, on 1. to Llanidloes, 19* m. PMACHYXLLETHMf/y 293 H. 1252 /.— Ma. ar. 5|Aft.; dep. 10 Aft. On 1. ioAberyslwith, 1 8 M. Crow the Dovy R. which runs on 1. to the Sea. Pelnaln* Towyn", Merionethsh. INNS. ~ M 1 6y 177 3MWI3 l 95h 204^ 5206 2102 2182 Newtown, Bear's Head,, R. Lio-n. Machynlleth, Eagles. Note.— The Milestones -on the Roadl from Newtown to Machynlleth ?nake< the Distance only 26 Miles; but by an actualJdmeasurement it is 28 : 3, as above. Newtown, on r. is Newtown HallJ lately Daniel Collier, Esq. \Aberliavesp, on r. is Aberhavesp Hall,: H. Proctor, Esq. Penybont; r. Dolgadfc».Mrs.Griffiths.' Penegos, near, on the r. is Dolguog,; Wythen Evans,. Esq. Machynlleth, at, is Greenfields, John Edwards, Esq. Pelnahi, about ~ M. beyond, on the 1. is Talgarth, Mrs. Edwards. Near 6k m. from Pelnaln, on r. is Bedyalog, Edward Scott. Esq. 7>:; ./.;, 1 si. on r. is Ynysmaengwyn.- Ed war J CorT et. Eea. To ""SHREWSBURY, asp. 255 Cross Serern R. (seep. 196) FrnnkwdF Qn 1. to Montgomery, 21 M. : a little further, on r. to Oswestry, 1 6 ; and at about 1} M. &e/b;v Crow Gates, on r. fo Llanfytlin, 19 m. Cross Gates Ort r. fo Llanfyllin, 10 M. Rowton* I 1 Buttington — Church, 1 Montgomerysh. j I O Afeorr ^e Bridge, on 1. fo j Montgomery, 8£ M. Crow £//e Sevow R. (see p. 196) ««'* Head, George Inn and Hotel. Handsworth, 1 M. beyond, on 1. is Hamstead Hall, Geo. Birch, Esq. Great Barr, on the r. of, Sir Joseph Scott, Bart. To Whitchurch. To ^SHREWSBURY, asp. 255 Albrighton Preston Gubbald Onl.to Ellesmere, io^m. Armour HiJT On I. to Ellesmere, 12 M. Broughton* ! WEM *—M. H. 297 H. 1395 L On i. to Ellesmere, 8 M. C re mo re Edstaston" — 7". G. Cotton Over Steel Heath to Tilstock" Near Whitchurch, on r. to Nccvport, 21 M.; on 1. to fVrexham, \ t,\. *WH ITCHURCH-j/. 0] 552 //. 2589 /.-Ma. ar. 3 Mo. ; dep. 6 Aft. M |F 1 6 i - 1647 166- 167- 16817 171 1 i73 1 75 178 ZiWTS. Wem, W. Horse. church, George, fV. Lion. Whit- Armour Hill, on r. Sans aw Hail, Rev. L. P. Gardner. B r mt g - htr nt , at, Rich. Lyster, Esq. Wem, thro', on r. T. Dicken, Esq. Bevond TVan, on 1. is Rvebank, Rev. Rich. Hill. Edstaston, at, Edstaston Hall, Thos. Payne, Esq. Tilstock, near, Darnford Hall, Coun- sellor Benyon. To ^BIRMINGHAM, as p. 228 Thro' Birmingliam, on r. to Hales Owen, 7$. Smithwick Old bury DUDLEY', ff°rc. 2723/7. 13,925 I. — - 116 A _ 120 3 - 123 i 126 INN. Dudley, Dudley Arms. Dudley } near,DudlcyCastle,in Ruins. 273] Roads measured from Tyburn Turnpike. [274 To Newton Green, as p. 240 On 1. to Quh, 8£ m. New Inn On 1. to Bishop's Castle, 8 M. ■Cro-s ike Oven R. which runs on r. to the. Oney. Felhampton Lit He St ret ton rCHURCH STRETTON z\z If. 944 I - M F M I 5 C l' 5 ' r 53 157 To Newton Green, | I as p. 240 |*''5°!ffi On r. fa Church St ret ton 3 M. Aston 3 — 1 5 3 Little Brompton 1. 3 1 1 54. On r. to Bishop's Castle, 7 M. ■ Hundred House —41553 Clunton 1 4 i0i/ CLUM" 2 — i 1 5 297 //"._ ^735 7- Cftm, near, on 1. Hurst, Philip Mor- ris, Esq. On r. of Chin are Trinity Hospital and the Castle. — j! • 3 1 1- Jj — 4 1 4 2 "*" pHIGH WYCOMBE, cw />. 192 2M. /rom High fly combe,, on I. fa Thame, 1 }_-. Bradenham" PRI8BOROUGH" 324//. 1644 /. Kingsey Cross ^e 7v. Thame (ice p. 191). ►THAME (£. 214) O.i-^H To Harrow on the Hill. ! Paddington" Cross the PcddinpjK}. Canal (see j>. 53/V. West born Green" At a iiWcBlstur.rr, agnin', cross the Paddington Canal. Kensel Green Holsdon Green Stone Bridge" Cross the Brent R. (see P- M "Wembley Green* Sudbury Green" ''Harrow on the 1 1 ill" INN. Thame, Red Lion. Bradenham, -our. J. Hicks, Esq.; on 1. Horsenden, J. Grubb, Esq.; and Bleddow, famous for the Waterfali near the Church, the Seat of W. H. Whitbread, Esq.; and Rev. Nath. Gilbert. Bisborough, on r. Whitecliffe Cross ; 1 and Chccquers, R. Grecnhill, Esq. 6 4 4 6 2 6 INN. Harrow on the Hill, King's*, Head. j Paddingtw, at, a Branch of the : Grand Junction Canal, on which' are established Passage Boats du- ring the Summer Season to Gi ecu- ford Green, near Harrow. Padding ton Green, John Chamber- lain, and John Symmons, Es'jr. f.Pestbom Green, on I. Mrs. Hutchins, and Sam. Pcpys Cockcrell, Esq. Stone Bridge, on 1. at Hanger Hill, G. Wood, Esq. At 6 Milestone, on 1. Twyford Abbey, the Seat of Thos. Willan, Esq. Wembley 'Green, on r. Wembley Park,! John Grey, Esq Between Tiembl^y Green and Sudbury Green, see on r. at some Distance, a Seat of - Hamilton, Esq. Sudbury Green, at, B. Hamilton, Esq. and — Hazard, Esq. On the Hill, on r. A. Trollope, Esq.; and opposite, — Windham, Esq. : through the Turnpike, on r. the Rev. Dr. Butler. To ^BRJDGENORTH, as p. 252 Stack ton Norton Sutton Madeley Market _ U9 4 144 4 144 - I4S 4 .48 '275] Roads measured from Tybu&n Turnpike. [VG To Holyhead, ly the old Road. CerniogeMawr,p.a3 c, 2 M. from Cemioge, on 1. to Bangor, by the new Road, zji m. Capel Voelas* LLANRWST — M. H. 470 H. 2502 1. Cross the Conway, which runs on r. to the Sea. Trefriew", Catrn. Tyn y Groes" pCONWAY*— T. G. 226 H. 1053 7". On r. to Abergeley, 1 2 M. PenmaenMawr" T.G. Aber — Bull Inn Uandegai* ••"BANGOR 'HOLYHEAD, asp. 23 < 214 3JJ216 '"5 2272 *33,- *37- 243 246 2CO 7|2 7 8 p. 243 To pDOLGELLI jLlanelltyd On r. to Caernarvon, 37^ M.; 1. to Barmouth, 10 Llanbedr Llanvair HARLECH Capel Voelas, near 1 M. beyond, on r. Voelas Hall, Hon. C. Finch. Llanrwst, at, is a Bridge over the Conway R. built by Inigo Jones. Llanrwst, on 1. Gwydir Castle, Lord Gwydir. Trefriew, on r. is This Maddoek, R. Jones,, Esq. 1 m. from Tirfriew, on r. see Kfafenan, lately Lady Cnflfyh ; J M. further see Abbey, Lord Newborough. Tyn y Groes, within 1 M. Caer Hun, — Griffiths, Esq. k m. before the Conway River, on r. is Marl, T. Williams, Esq. Conway, at, on 1. is Bennarth, Col. Burrows. Penmaen Minor T. G. 1 m. beyond, on r. is BrynNewydd, — Thomas, Esq. L'a-ndegai, on r. scePenrhyn House, Lady Penrhyn ; Llwynon, S.Wonh- ington, Esq. About 1 M. ivoraJJan- degai, on p. Lime Grove, Benjamin Wyatt, Esq. M F M - 208 I 2 2O9 H - 223 1 4 225 1 - 226 To pBIRMINGHAM, as p. 228 6 M. from Birmingham, on r. to Dudley, 5 ; on 1. to Stratford on Avon, 24. "HALES OWEN*, Shrop. 1307 H. 6888 I. 124 Hales Owen, on r. is The Leasowes, Chas. Hamilton, Esq. pCORWEN*, as p. 235 x M . on r. to Liannvst, 2 1 f . Bushrnarnmelyn Coydfoil »ALA— M. H. 20 1 205 21 1 214 oruen. on 1. is Gwerclay, Richard Hughes Lloyd, E?;q. — _; 2 I - 3 - 2 2 I - 1 __ 1 4 81 10I1 III 14 I J 3 183 *9 To St. Albans, thro* Edgeivare. To pEdgeware, p. 259 — Brockley Hill* Elstree', Herts Radlet" Cross the ColneR. (p.$i). Colney Street" Frogmore St. Stephens On 1. to Watford, J M. b FST. ALBANS' A corporate Town— 621 H. 3653 /.—Ma. ar. 1 1 Aft.; dep. i$ Mo. IX.VS. St. Aibans, Angel, Jf'K Hart, JVoolpaeh. Brockley Hill, on r. — Godfrey, Esq, Elstree, Mrs. Reeves, — Cobb, Esq, and — Price, Esq. On 1. of Elstree is Aldeuham Park, J. King, Esq. 2 M. from Elstree, on r. is Kendalls Hall, Wm. Phillimore, Esq. Radlet, if M. on r. of, Porters, Luke White, Esq. ; and adjoining are Wood Hall, T.Wagstaff, Esq.; and Orgen Hall, Wm. Towgood, Esq. Colney Street, 1$ M. on r. of, Colney Chapel and Park, — Simpson, Esq. St. Albans, at, Holywell House, Earl Spencer. '771 [278 ROADS measured from Holbokn Bars Sf St. Giles's Pound Mill Hill, To Hendon and from Holborn Bars Pancras — Church On r. to Highgate, a| M Mother Red Cap's On r. to Highgate, 2|m Cross the Regent' sCanat Haverstock Hill HampsteacT i North End'— Bull Goulder's Green" Swan Cross the Brenf (n. 51). Hendon" — Beil Inn [Finchley, 8 m. 2 f.] Mill Hill" Or, From St. Giles's Pound. Mother Red Cap's Mill Hill, as above « 5 The Regent's Canal commences at the Paddington Canal, N.E. of West- born Green, passes on the N. Side of the Regent's Park, crosses the Hampstead Road, and is intended to join the Thames at Limehouse On 1. of the 3d Milestone, W. Frank- lin, Esq. ; a little beyond, Belsize House, Marquis of Ormoud ; & G. Todd, Esq. ; nearly opposite, T. Cartwright, Esq. ; further on 1. T. Roberts, Esq. and — Winster, Esq.: an 8th M. on 1. Rosslyn House, Gen. Sir M. Disney : Top of Red Lion Hill, on r. — Carlisle, Esq.; oppo- site, J. F. Lietch, Esq.; adjoining-, T. N. Longman, Esq. Entrance of the Heath, on r. T. Shep- pard, Esq.; across the Heath, S Hoare, Esq. Cha. Bosanquet, Esq and Lord Erskine : on r. is Caen Wood, Earl of Mansfield ; near it Fitzroy Farm, Mrs. A. Robarts. North End Hill, between the Castle and, on 1. SirF. Willes ; adjoining*, Ware, S. Hoare, jun. and C King, Esqs.; on r. Bishop of Ra- phoe : and a little beyond the Bull and Bush, on r. A. Little, Esq. Goulder's Green, on, — Braird and — Booth, Esqs. ; and Capt. Lenox. Hendon, Entrance of, on the r. Mrs. Barnes. Brent, across the, and adjoining the River,on r. Brent House, Wm. Buck, Esq.; immediately opposite, Bridge House, — Hunter, Esq.; a little further on 1. — Prescot, Esq.; on r. HendonjHouse, Stafford Price, Esq.; a short Distance beyond, on 1. is Brent Cottage, G. Jackson, Esq. Just past the 7th Milestone, on r. the Rev. Theodore Williams ; Hendon Place, J. Walker, Esq. ; opposite, — Ryder, and — Deffel, Esqrs. ; and at Copt Hall, T. Nicoll, Esq. Mill Hill, on 1. — Mackie, Esq. ; fur ther on, on r. — Lockwood, Esq. opposite, — Smith, Esq. : a little further, on 1. the late Lady Ander- son ; and opposite, B. Jones, Esq St. Giles's Pound to High gate through Kentish Town. To Mother Red Cap's 15 On 1. to Hampstead, 2 M. Kentish Town"— As- sembly Room 1 33 Highgate" — Chapel 14 47 Or, Mother Red Cap's Kentish Town (En trance of) Commencement of the new Road — - 1 I I 4 3 4 — - 1 — 3 2 — \ 2 On 1. the old Road to Highgate. Toll Gate Cross Maiden Lane. Upper Holloway On r. the new Read to Bar net. Highgate — Chapel — 5 2 — S 3 I - 4 Kentish Town, End of, on r. Kentish Town House, Philip Hurd, Esq Highgate, Entrance of, on r. Holly Lodge, Thos. Coutts, Esq. ; on 1 Geo. Skey, Esq. mi [260 GREAT and DIRECT ROADS measured from Hicrs's Hall. To Chester and Holyhead. 1 OA r. to Bedford, 15 1 M. M F M F Islington — Church 1 ~ % i WavenderT, ifacta 3 5 1 462 Holloway— T. G. i $m. beyond, on 1. ;/«New Road to KentirtiToivn ; I - *3 j B rough ton 2 4 486 pNEWPORT PAG- N E L L* — Bridge over I on r. over Kinehley Com- the Onse R. (see p. 248) 2 6 5» 4 mon to Whetstone. 556 //. 2 5 1 5 7,-Ma. ar. Highgate" — Cluipel 2 1 44 3-20M0.; dep.8-5oAft. On r. to Wflhngboro\ t 1 7 J. On v. to Enfield, 7!\!.; on I. to Kentish Toivn, i. 1 Lath bury Inn — 6 522 [Finchley, 7 m.] Over Finchley Comnmn (recently inclosed) to 1 i 1 %\ M. beyond, on v. to Bedford, 15, Stoke Golding* 3.3 sss Whetstone"- Green M. Or (avoiding High gate) by the neiv R. 03 above, to 4 4; 9" i 1 On r. to Olney, 3§ M. Her ton* Hackleton"-JVi?H> //m, 4 1 596 Whetstone, 9 m. i f. I Xorthamp. i 2 6t- i»B A UN ET -M.H. Hurts 1 7 i° 1 Queen's Cross* 4- 65- z6i H. 1579 /.-Ma. i On i. to Stony Stratford, ar.9 'Art.; dep.3-4oMo. j Il£ M. Over Hadleif Green . i ^NORTHAMPTON— Barnet Pillar, Mhld. — 7 j: tit Junction of Road from On v. to Hatfield, 8$ M.; \ 1 Coventry 1 3 66 3 and Hertford, 13. 1 ! Corporate Town- 1 6 2 i Kitt's Enci* . r\ I23 3; »4'c H. 8427 /.-Ma. ar. 5-25 South Minis' '-Church 2 Mo. ; dep. 5-50 Aft.— The Assizes held here. Ridge Hill', Herts 1 2' 16- On r. to Jf / elliivrboro\ \o\ Colney— Bridge" 1 7! ir; M.; 1. to Daventry, 12. Cross tHe Cubic free p. 5 1 ) . jKingthorp" I / 682 bi; ST. ALBANS" (see T ,. jOn r. to Harboro\ 15 M 276) -M.H. Ma. ar. 1 1 Aft. ; dcp. 1-10 Mo. SS " iChnpel Brampton i{ Upper. Creaton* 2; 33 707 742 On r. to Hat/Ldd, 5 m.; [.Lower Creaton-CAw. — 2 74J4 ff«,f? Luton. ip£: Wt I. Thornby* — Church 3 3 //!/ jo ! Fat ford, 8. 9 We 1 fold"— Church 3 5 814 T'ro.v.v t he Coin e (see p. 51). Cross th a .dvon (seep. 155) ''Redburn-ZiVr.'.'/t' ##// 4 3 2 5 . .'■-. i^M. beyond, on v. toJjti- ^Awj r:>i. p/ Rcdbuni cester, T4§. cross the Colne twice. I Near iVorth Kilworth,on ] (VI a r k c* t St vc e 1 ■ — Su n 3 .7 29: J r. to .Market Harioro' , pdunstasiltv r>w/. 4 3 3 5 ;{ 7 "• 303 //. 1 6 1 d /• -Ma. ar. 1 1 1 Nth. Kilworth, Leic. 33 ! 847 i2-4oMo.;dep.i 1--3CA. I Walcot* — ifo/ Lion 3 2 88 1 Hock line" — T. G. 4 4 3S AViv;- J&uitetworth, on 1 On 1. tt Feivnt ;.,!r-. to-*o *fcft. 1 1 1 av."o .'-lo. , drp. t ; Aff ' .,; 181] Roads measured from Hicks's Hall. | 282 Highgute, Entrance of, on r. Major Arden. At 6th Milestone, onr. see, at South- gate, Minchendon House, the late Sir Rich. Gamon, Bart. Between 7th and 8th Milestones, on r. see also at Southgate, a Seat of — Scott, Esq. i Sth Milestone, on r. see Seats of Tho. Collins, and — Dovvnes, Esqs.; on 1. — Andrews, D.Bacon, and J.W. Bacon, Esqs. ; a little further on| the Road, on r. — Jellicoe, Esq. I Between the Sth and 9th Milestones, ahout 1 M.oul. Gen. Maitland, and! — Potts, Esq. ; close to the Road,; — Choppin, Esq. : on r. — Moun-; tain, Esq. Whetstone, a little before, on r. Wallsam, and — Nicholson, Esqs.! Just thro' Whetstone, see on r. Bel-j mount Grove, John Knight, Esq. j 4: M. beyond Whetstone, on r. a Scat of son, Esq. A little beyond Ridge ITill, on l.Salesbury, — Sueil, Esq. Colney, on r. see Tittenhanger, Earl of Hardwicke. VyomColney Bridge,, see, on 1. Colney Chapel and Park. — Simpson, Esq. ^ m. beyond Cul- ney, on 1. see Porters, Luke White. Esq. : near »oth Milestone, + M. on 1. St. Julians, — Howard, Esq. St. Albans, just before, on 1. see St. Stephens, Mrs. Howard. At St, Albans, Holywell House, Earl Spen- cer. 2 M. from St. Albans, on 1. i&\ Gorhambury, Earl Verulam. Market Street, near, on r. is Market Cell, Jos. Howell, Esq.; :M. on 1 Beach wood, Sir John Sebright, Bt. Dunstable, 1 M. on r. H. Brandreth, Esq. Hbeklijfe, on 1. Hockiiffe Lodge, Col. Gilpin ; a little further to 1. Hock liffe Grange, R.Gilpin, Esq. Beyond Hockiiffe, on 1. Battlesden Hous Sir Gregory O. P. Turner, Bart. — Nicolls, Esq of A.Reid, Esq. From the Brow of the Hill, on I. see one of — Fitz-' gerald, Esq. im . heyonaWhetstone} on r. see Greenhill Grove, — Ni-J chols, Esq. ; at East Barnet, Oak Hill, Sir S. Clarke, Bt.; about 1 m. beyond, see on the Top of the Kill, Little Grove, T. Wilson, Esq. ; op- posite, — Harvey, Esq. Barnet, a little before, see on 1. Mrs. Paget. On r. of Barnet, —Lea, Esq. Mrs. Keate; about 3 M. on r. Trent Park, — Cummins, Esq.: on 1. Mrs. Addington: at East Barnet,! Everly Lodge, G. Wilson, Esq.; andi Bohun Lodge, H. Davidson, Esq. Hadleij Green, see onr. Col. Drury ; ^1 M. onl. Mount House, D. BirkettJ Esq.; see, iM.onl. — Wilson, Esq.! Kitt's End, on r. New Lodge, Mrs. 1 Baronneau; Wroth am Park, Geo. ; Byng, Esq. : on 1. Dyi-ham Park, J. Trotter, Esq. Near 1 M. beyond Kill's End, on r. Dancer's Hill, G. Ellis, Esq.: 1 M; on 1. of which is Russia Cottage, Mrs. Jenmu»;s. South Mims, near, onr. Mrs. \ inc«nt.l Entrance of Smith Mime , on r. North! Mims, Henry Browne, Esq. Ridge Hill, on r. Shenley Parsonage,: Rev. Pi Ne-A'combc; and R. Liieken-j near it, another (Between Hockiiffe and Woburn, Milton Bryant, Sir Hugh Inglis, Bt. Iluburn, before, on r. Woburn Abbey (contaiuingafineCollectionof Paint- ings j , Duke of Bedford 1 2 M. beyond Woburn, Crawley, C. Orlebar, Esq. Wavenden, ou 1. Wavenden House, H. H. Hoare,Esq.; and Rev. Mr. Fisher Newport Pagnell, near, on r. at Chi- cherley, C. Penibld, Esq.; The Ab- bey, Phil. J. Ward, Esq. Thro' the Town, on 1. Col. Mansel. 2 m. be- yond Newport Pagnell, see on r. at Tyringham, W. Praed, Esq. ; onl. Gayhurst, Hon. P. C. Pierrepoint. Between Stoke Golding and Horton, on 1. Salsey Forest, Duke of Grafton. Horton, see on r. Horton House, Sir Geo. W. Gunning, Bt.: 2 M. on r. is Castle Ashby, the hue old Seat of the Marquis of Northampton. Hackleton, on 1. T. Mercer, Esq. Near 2 M. from Hacklr'nn, on 1. at Preston, Cha. Newman, Esq.; 2 M. beyond is Courteeu Hall, Sir Win. Wake, Bart. Queen's Cross was erected by Edw. I. to the Memory of Elsaoor, his Cjueen ; adjoining which, Belapre Abbey, Hon. Edward Bouveris. See Remarks referring from King- thorn to JLutterwortk; in p. 2>r. 283] On r. to Leicester, 1 2$ M.; on 1. to Coventry, %%\i Bittesvvell Ullesthorpe"— Swan UpperClaybrook"- Ch. Lower Claybrook — Bute's Head High Cross Smockington — Grey- hound Burbach — Church Near Hinckley, on r. tc Leicester, i^m. PHINCKLEYVfli///'* H. nzSH. 6058J.-Ma.ar. 1 0-40M0.; dep. 1 z\ Aft, On the v. to Ashby de la Zouch, 17 M I M. from Hinckley cross the Ashby de la Zouch Canal*. About 1$ m. further, on 1. to Nuneaton, 3$. Withevley" — Church On 1. to Coventry, 13 M Cross the Anker R. whose Course on 1. is from Nuneaton, &c. and on r. to the R. Tame PAT! I ERSTONE — Red] Lion, Warw 601 H. 2920 I. —Ma ar. n-55 Mo.; dep 11-40 Mo. On r. to Burton, 22 M.: on 1. to Coleshill, 9. Cross the Coventry Canal". Wilnecote" Thro' JVilnecote, on 1. to Coventry, 18 M.; on r. to Tarn worth, 1^. Fazeley" — IV. Lion, Staff. On 1. to Coleshill, 8| m. 6f direct to Lichfield, 7 Again cross Coventry Ca- nal, ^ just beforeTam- worth cross the Anker R. bPTAiMWORTH-J/. //. 603 H. 2991 /.-Ma. ar. 1 Aft. ; dep. 10-40 Mo, Cross the Tame, which on r. runs into \ he Trent Roads measured from Hick.s'8 Hall. [2S4 M IP 107 114 II 5 1 16 Hoppas" — Red Lion Cross the Birmingham 8( Fazeley Canal*. Just before you enter Lich- field cross thelVyrley 8( Essington Extension", <*pLICH FIELD*, George A corporate Town 1033 H. 5022 T. — Ma. ar. z Aft.; dep. 9^ Mo On r. to Burton, 12 M. Ashborn, 24; and Ut- toxeter, 17 j: on 1. to Coleshill, 1 5 ; Birming- ham, 15^; TValsall, 9. Longdon" Brereton* pRUDGLEV— M. H. 473 H. 2213 /. — Ma. ar. 1 Aft..; dep. 8$ Mo. rWolseley Bridge" (acros \the Gru ndTrunk Canal — see p. 301) On r. to Sto7ie, \z m. Milford* Walton Weeping Cross At I M. cj-oss the Staf- fordshire and IVorces- shireCanal (seep. 233), and Penh R. which runs on 1. thro' Penk- ridge, on r. receives the R. Sow, and falls into the Trent. On 1. to TValsall, 15 M. Radford Cress the Penh R. Near the Sow R. on 1. to Wolverhampton, 16 M4 and Newport, 13^. Cross the Soiv R. which runs on 1. from Eccle- shall, our. to thePenk. b 'STAFFORD"7'.j Gw r. tb Stone, 6 m.; cm 1, to .Veuport, 9. I Croxton Wet wood Bronghion" 5 U.from Brougldon, on r. to Xeirccistle, 1 1 ; on 1. to Dtr'fion, 3 4. Muckleston' -Church Winnington Knighton 77,'v/ Knigbtcm, on r. fo Stone, 1 z| M. : 1 w. fur- ther, r. fo ISfewcctstle,^. x' W r oore- Ch tor. Sh rap. On\. toirhit-hurch, 13! M.; qnv.io R T ek>castle,$£. Bridgemore", Chish. Walghertdn" Slapeley" On r. to N&wpastle, 1 3J m pnaxtwich"— :,/. a. 873 77. 3999 /.-Ma. ar 9-z mere Canal (seep, z 3 4) . Little Boughton j On \.toTl r bitchnrch, 1 9-S-M. ct, f C HESTERV// eiiridge Gate over the Dee It. A eoqiorate Town- 348a II. 16,140 7. — Ma.ar. 12-2 5 Mo.; dep. 10* Aft. On r. to Frodsham, 10 M.; Liverpool (across the Ferry j, J 7 ; and Park- gafe, 1;: 1 v.. further, onl. to rfrexjiam, 10J. £foss theDeeK. free p. z 5 b ) Over Saltney Marsh to Brett on", Flint sh. 1 it. from Brett on, on 1. to Mold, - t \. FHAWARDEN-a«/r* 832/7. 4436 7. Eudoe Pentre Mocli Bridge" (<>vcr a Rives; which rv.ns ou 1. is to the Sea) ! PNorthope* — Church •On r. to Flint, 3 M.; oh I ). fo Moid, 4. 4 Ha] kin" — fiswn 2 il'Pentre Hal kin" 2 M lS2'5 7.U.I ?4i4 plft 6:186:2 1 .1 ! / 4- H 0» r. A> 77*7,'r, 3 ai. i;.: ^ !'H()L , A^ , ELL'f^ J ^.^5( — fffkite Horse Inn j le. -. , Ma, ar. 44 Mo. ; dep. 'T 7-45 Aft. " \\Beyond Holywell, at the T. 6 . w? r. /« Mostyn , 6 U.\on\. to Denbigh, ;:. Brick Kiln — r. G. C7« 1. to Denbigh, 7 m. 181 5: Rhualt" t8 9i3 ! 190 — 4 V91I4 1 4 2;:r9 9 ;i 201 204 2 i'0>2 207,6 5;, 2I 3,3 2 l -l2Ivl '28Q-] Roads measured from Hicks's Hall. [290 ,Ji< '211 : H7 226J4 87 -5-3 9f ;^44 3 4.3 248:6 8,2 257J7 61 263 2 37 267 : 107 $8- -"} 293] Roads measured from Hicks's Hall. [294 St. Asaph, the Bishop.'s Palace : 2 M. on r. of St. Asaph is Pengwern, Sir E. P. Lloyd, Bart. ; aud at about 3§, Bodiyddau, the Dean of St. Asaph : 2 M. on 1. of St. Asaph is Llanerch Park, Rev. W. Davis; Wiekfawr, Rev. J. Potter ; and Cefn, Edward Lloyd, Esq. Cross Foxes, a little beyond, on r. is ' Bedylewyddan, Sir John Williams, Bart.; and Kiumel House and Park, Col. Hughes. Abergeley, 1 M. beyond, on the r. is Gwrych, L. B. Hesketh, Esq. Conway River, within £ M. of, on r. is Marl, Thos. Lloyd, Esq.; Bodyscal- len, Mrs. Mostyn ; and Gloddeth, Cynric Lloyd, Esq. Conway, at, on 1. is Bennarth, Col. Burrows. For Observations from Conway to Holyhead, see p. 275, 237, 238. To PNorthope, p. 2 b Flint M F I M 88 — - 20I 3 - ] 2 04 TopCONWAY, asp.291 |Dygvilcht jAber On 1. to Bangor, 5! m. Cross the Lavan Sands, and the Ferry, to "'-BEAUMARIS*, Angl. A corporate Town — -. 305 H. 18 10 /. Ma. ar. 5 Aft.; dep. 7 Mo. Plas Gwyn* LLANGEFNI PHOLYHEAD, as p. 291 1 90 '93 '95 198 To^pCHESTER,^. 288 Bretton, Flintsk. 1 M./rom Bretton, on r. to Holywell, 14 M. Brouglxton" 2 Dirty^Mile Near Mold, 071 1. to Wrexham, 1 rj m. Cross the Alyn R. whose Course on 1. is to the R. Dee. pMOLD < 1033 H 5083/. On r. to Flint, 6 m.; and Denbigh, i6§. Clomendy* Llanbedr Hall" pRUTHIN, Denbiglish. 2 271 H. 1292 /. Ma. ar. 8"Mo, ; dep. 4? Aft. INNS. Mold, BlackLion,Leeswood Arms. Ruthin, Cross Key sjpliite Lion. Broughton, near, on 1. is Broughton Hall, Joseph Richardson, Esq. Mold and Clomendy, between, on 1. is Fron, the late Rev. Mr. Williams. Clomendy, Miss Jones Garnons. Between Clomendy and Llanbedr Hall, Glan-r-afon, Henry Potts, Esq Llandbedr Hall, the late Rev. Mr. Thehvall. - 204 208 *3<5 239 245 249' 254 259 4,12 7 7 INN. Beaumaris, Butt's Head. Beaumaris, near, are Red Hill, J. B. Sparrow,Esq.; and Trosyrafon,John Williams, Esq. ; and on the r. of Beaumaris, are Baron Hill, Viscount Bulkeley; Henllys, John Hampton, Esq. ; and The Friars, Sir Robert Williams, Bart. Plas Gwyn, at, Paul Panton,Esq.; near which is Pencraig,Wm. Poole, Esq. : on 1. Hirdrefaig, Mrs. Ann Lloyd ; andTreganedd, JohnWilliams,Esq. 1 1 m. from Plas Gwyn is Tyfry, Mrs. Meyrick. To Tarvin, as p. 288 Ashtorf Alva n ley Netherton On 1. to Chester, 9^ M. p Frodsham* Cross the ■R.Wever, which runs on r. into the ^ea. Sutton On r. to Warrington, 8 M. Hal ton 186 19c '93 r 95 196 INN. Frodsham, Bears Paw. Ashton, on the r. is Ashton Heys, Booth Grey, Esq. Frodsliam, Daniel Ashley, Esq. Haltcn, within 1 m. is Hallwood, R. Newton, Esq. Beyond Halion, on r, is Norton Hall, Thos. Brooke, Esq, 295] Roads measured from Hicks's Hall. [2C)( > To Liverpool. . 1 Fenny Stratford M If M 7 M J 46- ■ M F M F S hen ley Inn x 34 49 - i Islington — Church - ? 3 pSTONY STRATFORD" 3 4 53 - Hollo way — T. G. -! 23 113 H. 520/.— Ma. ar. i$m. beyond, on 1. iheuvw i 3-20M0.; dep. 8-55Aft. Road to Kentish Town; t Cross the Ouse R. (see p. on t. over Finrhien Com- 1 248 1 lV Grand Junction mon to JVhetstonr. Canal ; and on the r. to Higbgate* — Chapel 2 H 44 Northampton, 13 m. On r. to Enfield, 7 m. ; Old Stratford*— T. G. on 1. to Kenti/h Town, 1 . Northamptonsli. — 6 53' [Finchley, 7 m.] Potterspury* 1 7 55 i Over Finchley Common \ Heathencott* 42 59 1 (recently inclosed) to "TO WC ESTER K TFHorse — 7 60 5 | Whetstone '-Gr. Alan 4 4 9- 485 H. 2245 /,-Ma.ar. : Or (avoiding Highgatejby 4| Mo. ; dep. 7-40 Aft. thenew Road as above. ! On wto Northampton,^.; to Whetstone,. 9M.1 F. on 1. to Brachley, 1 if . pBARNET -M.H. Hens 1 7 107 Dm? f/«? Tojf i2. which 262 H. 1579 /. — Ma. runs on r. to the Ouse. ar. 9§ Aft.;" dep. 3$ Mo. 1 Forster's Booth* 41 64 M Over Hartley Green . 1 On r. to Northampton, 7M.; Burnet Pillar, Midd. — 7 1 r 6 o?t 1. to Banbury, 16$. 1 On r. to Hatfield, 8| M.; Justbefonffcednncrosstfte • and Hertford, 13. Grand Junction Canal. Kin's End' 5 123 Weed on* 4- 68 ; South M\ms*-Church n 3] 146 2 16- \.-tt^y\. cross tlicsameCanid. Ridge Hill*, Herts I On v.to Northampton ,8m.; and the tfatlinq- Street Colney — Bridge. 11 I ^ 1? \ 7 Road to Hin-kieu, ~c;L |; Cross Colne R. (see p. Si]'. p D AVEX TR Y -,//,>k /Jo* «*ST. ALBANS" (see 'p. | of Road from Harboro" 4- 74 7 276)— M.H. 3 1 :i- j A corporate Town — On r. to Ha (field, 5 M.; 55:!/. 2758 /.-Ma. ar. and Luton, ic§ : on I. 6-icMo.; dep. 5-55 Aft. .to TVatford, 8." 1 On r. to Lutterworth, \(>.\ i Cross Colne R. (seep r §i). :r. : on 1. /o Banbury, 1 rF.edburn-Black Bull 4 3 255 1 6^; «/«£ Southam, \ 05. I Within 1 M. of Redburn, I Drayton Lane 1 4 ft 3 cross the Colne R. twice. I | Braunston* — .FzVs/ Br. Market Street" — Sun 5 7| 292 j ore/- */«? GiancLJunction pDUN STABLE', Bedf. 4 3 33 5 (jxnai. 1 4 75 r 303 H. 1 616 /.-Ma. ar. | | iWillonghby, Warw. 1 4 77 3 12-40M0.; dep.tijM©. jPDunchurch 35 81. HocklinV—7'. G. 4 4 3 8 ' On v. to Rugby, >| M. ; On v. to TPnhxrn, 4* M. ; 0/2T. /r> Southam, 8J. Weicpbift Pagnell, 13^; New Blue Boar on and Northampton, i8-f. Brickhill"- George Inn Dunsmore 2 2 83 2 Buvhs 6 - 44 i Blaek Dog on Duns- Cross the Grand Junction 1 1 more 3- • ?6 2 ('•trial (see p. 53). l 1 Ryton x — Cock 12 s-; i Roads measured from Hicks's Hall. 297] Hig h» ate, Entrance of, on r. Major Arden. 6th Milestone, on r. see at Southgatc, Minchendon House, the late Sir R. Gainon, Bt. : between 7th and 8th Milestones, on r. at Southgate, a Seat of — Scott, Esq. of which you have again a fine View at Whestone. 8th Milestone, onr. see Seats of Tho. Collins, & — Downes, Esqs. : onl. — Andrews, D. Bacon, and J. W. Bacon, Esqrs. : a little further on the Road, on r. — Jellicoe, Esq. Between 8th and 9th Milestones, about 1 M. on 1. Gen. Maitland, — Potts, Esq. ; close to the Road, — Chop- pin, Esq. : on r. — Mountain, Esq. Whetstone, a little before, on r. Wallsam, — Nicholson, Esqs, Just thro' Whetstone, see on r. Belmount Grove, J. Knight, Esq. : % M. before Whetstone, on r. a Seat of — Nicolls, Esq. ; near it another of A. Reid, Esq. From the Brow of the Hill, on 1. see one of — Fitzgerald, Esq. 1 M. beyond Whetstone, on r. see Greenhill Grove, — Nichols, Esq. : at East Barnet, Oak Hill, Sir S. Clarke, Bart.; about 1 M. beyond, see on the Top of the Hill, Little Grove, T. Wilson, Esq. : opposite, — Harvey, Esq. Barnet, a little before, see on 1. Mrs. Paget. On r. of Barnet, Lea, Esq.; Mrs. Keate : 3 M. on r. Trent Park, — Cummins, Esq.; on l.Mrs. Addington : at East Barnet, Everly Lodge, G. Wilson, Esq.; & Bohun Lodge, H. Davidson, Esq. Hadley Green, see onr. Col.Drury; J m. onl. Mount House, D. Birkett, Esq.; see at 1 M. onl. — Wilson, Esq. Kit? s End, on r. New Lodge, Mrs. Ba- ronneau ; Wrotham Park, G.Byng, Esq. : on 1. Dyrham Park, J. Trot-i ter, Esq. Near 1 M, beyond Kitt's End, on r. Dancer's Hill, G. Ellis, Esq.; 1 m. on 1. of Dancer's Hill is Russia Cottage, Mrs. Jennings. SouthMims, a little before, on r. Mrs. Vincent. Entrance of S. Minis, on r. North Minus, Hen. Browne, Esq. RidgeHUl, en r. Shenley Parsonage, Rev. P.Newcombe ; andR. Dicken-I son, Esq. Just beyond Ridge Hill, 1 E29S on 1. is Salesbury, — Snell, Esq. Colney, on r. see Tittenhanger, Earl of Hardwicke. From Colney Bridge see on 1. Colney Chapel and Park, — Simpson, Esq. ^m. beyond Col- ney, on 1. see Porters, Luke White, Esq. ; near the 20th Milestone, £ m. on 1. St. Julians, — Howard, Esq. Just before St. Albans, on 1. see St. Stephens, Mrs. Howard. At St. Al bans, Holywell House, Earl Spencer. % M.from St. Albans, on- 1. Gorham bury, Earl Verulara. Market Street, near, on r. Market Cell Joseph Howell, Esq.; 2 M. on 1. is Beachwood, Sir John Sebright, Bt. Dunstable, 1 M. on r. H.Branley, Esq. Hocldiffe, on 1. Hocklifte Lodge, Col. Gilpin ; a little further to 1. Hock liffe Grange, Rich. Gilpin, Esq. 1 M. from HocMiffe, on r. Battlesden House, Sir G. O. P. Turner, Bart At 2 m. on 1. of the 41st Milestone is- Stock Grove, E. Hanmer, Esq. Brickhill, 1 M. to the 1. Dunscombe Place, Pauncefort Dunscombe, Esq. Shenlev, on'l. Rev. P. Knap; beyond, on the Hill, is Whaddon Hall, W- Selby Lowndes, Esq. Stony Stratford, on r. Woolverton Rich. Harrison, Esq.; on 1. Thorn- ton Hall, Sir Thos. Sheppard, Bart. Old Stratford, on r. Cosgrove, Major Mansell; thePriory,LordLynedoch. Potterspury, thro', on 1. is Wakefield Lodge, Duke of Grafton. Heathencott, near, on r. Stoke Park L. Vernon, Esq. ; about 2 m. on L Whittlebury, Rev. Jno. Beauclerk ; and a Seat of Lord Southampton. Towcester, on r. Easton Neston, Earl of Pomfret ; on 1. 3 M. from Tow- cester, Bradden, Corn. Ives, Esq, Forster's Booth, 2 M. on r. Bugbrooke, H. C. Adams, Esq. : 1 m. beyond Forster's Booth, at 1 M. oa r. Lower Heyford, Rev. Mr. Crawley. Weedon Bridge, see on v. Brock Hall, J. Thornton, Esq. On r. of Weedon, Flower, Mrs. Kerby ; and Rev. J. Morrice : on 1. see Stowe, Rev. Mr. Crawley: about 4 M. on 1. of the Road from Weedon to Daventry is> Fawsley Park, Sir C. Knightley, Bt. Daventry to Ryton over-leaf, p. 301. 2Q)) Roads measured from Hicks's Hall, [300 Near the Avon R. on 1. to M F M F 1 M F M F Sontham, 95- m. On r. toTamwarthi 8 J m.; ■ Cross the J von (see ^.155). | Burton on Trent, .12; ■ pWilleuhair 2 I 895 | ^7* & m rn , 2 4; Uttoxeter, Cross the Sow (see p. z 84). 17J: on\. to Birming- Whitley Bridge* (over j A«/«, 15I; JValsally 9. a Branch of the Sou:) — 6 90 3 pLongdon* 3 i 122 7 ^COVENTRY Junction i Brereton" 24 l2 5 3r of Road fromPfarwick I U 92- pRUDGLEV— 3/. //. 1 3 I2t 61 A corporate Town — 473 //. 2213 /.—Ma. 3510 H. 17,923 /.-Ma. ar. 2^ Aft.; dep. 9 Mo. ! ar. 8.} Mo.; dep. 2-40 ;pWolseley Bridge" 2 c 128 i Aft.— TheAssizes held On 1. to Stafford," j $ M. here and at Warwick. Cross the TrentR. (which \ O.i r. to Lutterworth, t*$ rises in the high Lands I yi.;Nunan/on.q } ; Tom- of Staffordshire ; flows 1 worth, 19 } ; Hinckley, by Stone and Sandon, 14^; 6f Athers-tone, 1 4 : & from Wolseley Bri. on 1. to Harwich, iq. passes on r. by Rudg- Allesley" 2 5 94 5 ley, thro' Burton, and I'Meriden" 34 9 8i near to Nottingham, a Stone Bridge" (over little west of Newark, and thro' Gainsboro', the Tame — see p. 228) On\. to Warwick, 14J m.j 2 i IOO 2 uniting with the Hum- ber, near Burton on and Birmingham, 9§. Stather), if the Trent and Mersey Canal". Colwich" 1 ii. from Stone Bri. en 1. to Castle Bromwich, c. pCOLESHILL-^/. h. 3 7 104 1 - - <*9 7 345 H. 1639 /.-Ma.ar. p Haywood" 1 3 1312 H-5M0.; dep.izf Aft. Shirleywich" 2 i 1336 On r. to Ather stone, 9 M. ; p\Veston — • 1 34 5 on\.to Birmingham, 9^-. ''Sandon* — Dos Inji 2 136 6 Curd worth Bridge* 2 - J 106 1 On r. to Leek, 19 M.; on thus the! a me (see p. zzS) . 1 1. to Stafford, 5. Birmingham & Faze- 1 1 Stoke 3 r40- ley Canal I ^ 107 } '.FSTONF/— M. H. ■ 14c 7 Wis haw* m A 463 H. 2314 /.—Ma. O/i r. to Tarn worth, 5] m. ar. 4-4cAft.; dep. 7 Mo. Bassett'sPole, Sifq#". -i - - 1 12 , <\On r. to Qieadle, 10 M. ; On r. to lamworth, 5 M.j c« 1. to Sutton, zl. Canweir Wee ford Swinfin" i rr,?rf i>e£, 17 : on 1. to Stafford, ji ; aTztf £c- -< 2 : lifts I. II S flr#, 6. 1 Crow theTrent(see above) . 1 Darlastou* 1 ( S 142 5 1 7| 11; 1 \On 1. to IVoore, 12 m. On r. to Fazeleii, 4? m. ■ *j 0*£/ - Tittensor Htath to 1 M. beyond, on r. to bar- ton o« Trent, 1 z M. iTittensor* 2 3 H5- ^pLICHFIELET (see p. 1 Cross tntTrent(see above) . 28 4) -Junction of Road (Trent ham Inn" 1 3 H> 5 to WdlsaU ; 1 119 2 \0?i r. to Lheadle, 10 M. ; \ Ma-, ar. 1-5 Aft. ; den ! en i. to Drayton, 145. 1 1 lO-loMdfc l IJHnndford 1 1 *l '47 7 301] Roads measured from Hick's Hall. [302 Daventry, near, Burrow Hill, a Ro- man Camp. Daventry, i m. on 1. 'Drayton House, W. Head, Esq. ; 2 M. on r. Norton, B. Botficld, Esq.; on 1. Catesby Abbey, J. G. Park- hurst, Esq. Between Daventry and Braunston, on r. Welton Place, John Clarke, Esq. Ryton, 2 M. on r. at Brandon, is the : Seat of Baroness Grey de Ruthyn. Willenhall, on 1. see Baginton Hall, Mrs. Price ; iM. further to 1. Stone- leigh Abbey, Jas. Hen. Leigh, Esq. Whitley Bridge, on 1. Whitley Hall, Viscount Hood; and see Stivichall Hall, Fras. Gregory, Esq. AUesley, on 1. Allesley Park, — Beck, Esq. ; ■ — Eagle, Esq. : on r. W. P. Summerfield, Esq.; Rev. Mr. Bree Between Allesley and Meriden, on r. Alton House, J. Seymour, Esq. Meriden, on 1. Wrioth. Digby, Esq.; Stone Bridge, near, onr. Packington Hall, the Earl of Aylesford : — fine Pleasure Grounds, &c. Coleshill, at, Earl Digby : 1 M, on r.j Maxtoke Castle, Mrs. Dilke. Curdworth Bridge, on the r. Dunstan Hall, Mrs. Fox; and see Hams Hall, C. B. Adderley, Esq. JVishaw, on r. is Moxhull Hall, Mrs. Hackett ; 2 m. beyond, on r. Mid- dleton Hall, F. Lawley, Esq. Canuell, Canwell Hall, Sir R. Law- ley, Bart. Swhifin, near, see on 1. Shenstone Hall, E. Grove, Esq. At Swinfin, Swinfin Hall, John Swinfin, Esq. Lichjiehl, 1 m. before, see on r. Free- ford Hall, Mrs. Dyott. Longdon, on r. Miss Timsons ; \\ m. on 1. Beaudesert Park, Marquis of Anglesea. Brereton, on r. lately Rev. G. Talbot. \ M. beyond Breretcn i on r. Reveing Hill, Col. Madan. Rudgley, thro', on 1. Hagley, Vise. Curzon. JVolseley Bridge, near, on 1. Wolseley Hall, Sir Cha. Wolseley, Bart. At Wolseley Bridge, on r. is Bishton Hall, John Sparrow, Esq. TbeTrent and Mersey, or Grand Trunk Canal, commences from the Trent R. at Wildenferry, passes through Swarkestone (where it is joined by the Derby Canal), thence to near Burton on Trent (to which it has a Branch), overFradleyHeath (where the Fradley Canal joins it), close ta Rudgley, thence toHaywood (where the Worcestershire and Staffordsh. joins it), and Stoke (here the Cal- don Branch commences, going to a Place of that Name, a Part of which is by Railway, and another Branch that goes to Newcastle under Lyne) . From Stoke the Canal proceeds to Harecastle, where is the Harecastle Tunnel, 2888 Yards underground ; thence to Middlewich, and near to Northwich & Anderton, to Barnton Tunnel, 572 Yards underground: at a little Distance is the Saitersford Tunnel. The Canal then goes to Dutton, near to which is Preston Tunnel, 1241 Yards underground, and at about im. connects with the Duke of Brid.gewr.ter's Canal at Preston on the HilL, which unites it with the Mersey at Runcorn, and forms an uninterrupted Navigation between Hull and Liverpool. — Length of the Trent and Mersey Canal, 93 m. ; Duke of Bridgewa- ter's, from Preston to Runcorn, 6 M. — Whole Length 99 m. Colwich, thro', on r. Mount Pleasant. T. S. Brome, Esq. Haywood, near, on 1. Shugborough, Viscount Anson. Shirleywich, near, on 1. is Ingestrie Hall, Earl Talbot; about 3 m. on r. of the Road, C hartley Park, an ancient Seat of the Ferrers's. Sandon, near, on r. Hilderston Hall, George Vernon, Esq. On r. of Sandon, Sandon Hall, Earl of Harrowby; 3M. beyond Sandon, dial. of Stoke, Aston Hall, T. Weld, Esq. Stone, 1 m. beyond, on r. is Meaford Hall, Wm. Jervis, Esq. Darlaston, Darlaston Hall, J. Smith, Esq.; Darlastou Green, C. Daintry, Esq.; 2 M. on 1. of Darlaston, Swin- nertonHall,Bazil Fitzherbert, Esq. Tittensor, about if m. on r. Barlastor. Hall, Thos. Mills, Esq. Trentham Inn, near, on 1. Trentham Hall, Marquis of Stafford. 13031 Roads measured from Hicks's Hall. T30 < 4 j ! M I 'J M ] ? ' Cross the Duke of Bridge- M F M f Cross theTren t (seep, 300). t | ) tvater's Canal". ! . i ^NEWCASTLE UN- La tcli ford 461 ) DER LVNE— M. H. 1 6 *49 . 5 lA r e«;- Harrington, on 1. 1 A corporate Town — to Frodsltam, 94m. 1 i 3+4 7/. 6175 f--Ma. 1 Crew //*e&, 1 ij { Etherow & Tame : its and Bursleni, 4 : on 1. j Course from thence is to Dray tan, 14^; Oftd hyAshton & Carring- Naniwieh, 15. ton, near which it is Chesterton" 3^ x 53: joined by the Irwell, 1 £>« 1. to Xantn-rh, 1 1 f M. & goes toWarrington ; 1 Talko'theHiir Sow* 1 2 '54 on 1. it passes to Run- Cro.W /Ac 7Vew/ 6,' Mersey Gtttai* (see p. 301). corn Gap, receives the Duke of Bridgewater's ^Church Law ton*, Canal, and empties it- self by a broad Chan- nel into the Sea.) £/<«/*. 1 3 35 6- Ow r. to Bi/rslem, 5J M.; "W ARRI NGTON K -Jun c- on 1. /« Sandbar];, 61. tion of Read to Man- Hall Green— 7V6C — 6 156c > Chester, Laneash. 1 3" 1 88 1 Astbury* 3 5 160 ; 2639 H. 11,738 /.— pCOXGLETON*— Lion Ma.ar. 11-55 Aft.; dep. and Swan Inn 1 5 162- . iz\ Mo. 979 II. 4616 /.—Ma. On r. to Manchester, 18 J ar.SAft.; dep. 4-1 c Aft. ' M.; and JVigan, \z\ : On r. to //te'A, 9^ M.; jjf on 1. to Chester, zcA. : Buxton, 15}. ISankey Bridge (over a Crow the Dane R. which '■ Branch of the Mersey, on 1. joins the R. We- I and cross the Saidui/ ver at Northuich. Navigation*) M ^ lS 9 s "Marton" 32 165 2 Beyond Sankey Bridge, Siddington 2 2 1674 l6 9i , on 1. through (uerdley, 1 Monk's Heath" 2 1 I to Liverpool, 14 .m. San key Bold* On r. to Macclesfield, 5 11 I9O/ M, ; 6; Manchester, 17. *b 193 5 Chelford 1 5 171 2 RainhuT m , ! 95' : Ollevton Gates" 3 ~ 2 I 174 2 176 3 pPRESCOT Legs of pKNUTSFORD— J/, i/. Man Inn 3- 19 8 : 454 H. 21 14 /.—Ma. ar. io| Aft.; dep. 2-10 826 H. 3678 A— Ma. ar.i^Mo.; dep.ii^ Aft. Mq. On r. to JFigan, i6§ M. On 1. to Holmes Chapel, S Knotty Ash" 37 202 M.$ Norlhu:ich, 7: o« . On 1. thro' Cuerdley, to r. to Manchester , 15. TVcirrington, 1:11. Mere" 2 5 179- b PLIVERPOOL x — Ex- 1 On r. to Altrin cliam , 4JM.; change 4 = 206 ; ! o/i 1. to Nortlivcieh, 7. A corporate Town — iHigh Leigh" iKirkmar/sGreenT.G. 2|2 — j6 181 2 182- 16,162 //. 94,376 I.— Ma. ar. 2-2sMo. ; dep. P to Aft. !! 305] Roads measured from Hicks's Hall. [30ti Newcastle, about z m. on r. is Etruria, Josiah Wedgewood, Esq. Between Newcastle and Cliesterton is Bradwell Hall, Wm. Sneyd, Esq. Talk o' the Hill, about 1 M. beyond; on l.LindleyWood, Jas. Caldwell, Esq. Lawton, near, on r. is Clough Hall, Wm. Kinnersley, Esq. At Lawton, on 1. John Lawton, Esq. ; and x\ M. further, on r. is Moreton Hall, Rev. Mr. Moreton. Astbury, within i M. on r. Moreton Alcomlow, — Done, Esq. and — Johnson, Esq. Congleton, Entrance of, on 1. N. M. Pattison, Esq ; and a little further on r. the extensive Silk Mills of the same Gentleman. Near % M. from Congleton, on r. is Eaton Hall, Richard Keymer, Esq. Marton, on 1. is Marton Hall, Sir Thos. Fleetwood, Bart. Moyik's Heath, within i M. of, on 1. is Capesthorn Hall, D.Davenport,Esq. Near Monk's Heath, on r. Thornycrol't Hall, Edward Thornycroft, Esq. OUerton Gates, i M. beyond, on r. is Booth Hall, W. Legh, Esq. Mere, on the 1. Mere Hall, late Thos. Langford Brooke, Esq. On the r. of Mere is Tatton Park, W. T. Egerton, Esq. High Leigh, on r. is High Leigh Hall, George Legh, Esq. The Duke of Bridgewaters Canal be- gins in the Township of Salford adjoining Manchester, and unites i with the River Mersey at Runcorn Gap. Its Course from Manchester; is by Stretford, Altrincham, Gop- penhall, Daresbury, and Preston on the Hill: here it is joined by the Trent and Mersey Canal, and proceeds to Lower Runcorn, where! it falls 84 Feet to the Mersey by to Locks. Its Line to the Worse-; ley Mill and Leigh departs from the main Line above described, near to Stretford, about 3 M. from Manchester; from thence it goes to the Irwell, and by a noble Aqueduct is carried over that River, and passes to Wolseley Mill, which completes His Grace's original Plan; the Extension from Wolseley to Leigh being of late Date, and on which no additional Tonnage is charged. — Whole Length of the Navigation, including the Exten- sion to Leigh, 36 M. all upon a Le- vel ; in addition to which there are about i6m. of Canal under-ground, within the Mountain at Worseley. Warrington, on the r. of, is Bank Hall,^ Thomas Patten, Esq. The Sankey Navigation is from the R. Mersey, a little South of Sankey Bridges, where it locks into that River ; in its Course from thence it passes near Little Sankey, and by the Side of the Sankey River, which is used as a Feeder to the Canal, and terminates at St. Hellen. This Canal was the first executed in the Kingdom. Bold, at, is Bold Hall, Mrs. Bold, Rainhill, about i3- M. on 1. is Red Hall, Richard Willis, Esq. Prescot, on r. is Knowsley Park, Earl of Derby. 1 M. beyond Prescot, on l.Red Hazel Joseph Birch, Esq. Knotty Ash, within £ M. of, on 1. are H ighfield, T. Parke, Esq. ; Oak H ill, John Lee, Esq.; and 1 M. further, on r. is Gilead House, Dr. Solomon. Liverpool, within z M. of, on 1. is Fairfield, Edward Falkner, Esq. INNS. For those to Dunstable see p. 29Z. Brickhill, George, W. Lion. Stony Stratford, Bull, Cock. Tow- cester, Saracen's Head, W. Horse. Daventry, Saracen's Head, Wheat- sheaf. . Dunchurch, Dun Cow, Star. Coventry, King's Head, Gaven Arms. Merideu, Bull's Head. Stone Bridge Inn. Coleshill, Swan. Wishaw, Hac- kett Arms. Lichfield, George, Swan. Wolseley Bridge, Wolseley Arms. Sandon, Dog. Stone, Crown. Trent- ham Lin. Newcastle under Lyne, Grown, Roebuck. Talk o' the Hill, Swan. Congleton, Black Lion and Swan. Knutsford, Angel, George. Warrington, George, Nag's Head, R. Lion. Prescot, Legs of Man and. Bull, Legs of Man and Swan. Li- verpool, Crown, Golden Lion, Hotel, Talbot. 307] Roads measured from Hicks's Hall. [30S LIVERPOOL to G. P. O. London. Prescot Warrington Knutsford Congleton Talk o' the Hill Newcastle under Lyne Trentham Stone Sandon Wolseley Bridge Lichfield Wishaw Coleshill Stone Bridge Meriden Coventry Dunchurch Daventry Towcester Stony Stratford Brickhill Dunstable Market Street St. Albans South Minis Barnet Hicks's Hall G. P. O. London M I 9 6 41 < ! 6\i iij- 81 12 1 l\6 8|7 iOj 4 43 82 18 30 44 51 56 60 65 69 77 87 98 102 ic6 TC8 114 133 162 172 177 185 191 195 206 20 M "DAVENTRY, as 77.296 |~ Staverton Over Shuckburgh Park*, Warwicksh. Lower Shuckburgh Cross the Warwick and Napton Canal". Napton* Again cross the Warwick and Napton Canal. PS0UTHAM X 165 H. 1007 /.—Ma. ar. 9 Mo. ; dep. 5 Aft. Out. to Coventry, 13 M.; on\. to Banbury, 14. At about 1 M. cross Water- gall R. whose Course on r. is to R. Leame. Ufton" 2 Radford" 2 Cross the Warwick and Napton Canal twice. Lemington" Near Warwick, on 1. to Banbury, through Gay- don Inn, 194, M. «*WAR\VICKYtt?*/>-263) tp NEWCASTLE UN- DER LYNE, p. 303 |— f Keele* Pepper Street Finney Little Madeley Through Little Madeley, on 1. to Woore, 4 M. 1 Wrinehill JBetley" iBudgley JGosty Hill, Cheshire ! On r. to Newcastle, thro 1 j Audley, 8 J M. The Hougb \ Within 1 yi.ofNantuich, \ on r. to Woore, 7f . jPNANTWICH (seep.z^l) 149 152 152 *53 153 156 *57 15/ 158 161 M F 80 9° 9 2 INN. Nantwich, Crown. Sneyd,Esq Keele, at, is Keele Hall, Betley, in, — Talbot, Esq. and Flemming, Esq. INNS. Southam,G>j'$frt. Leming- ton, Bedford, Blenheim ,l< Royal Hotels. Warwick, Black Swan, WarwickArms Shuckburgh Park, at, Sir Francis Shuckburgh, Bart. The Warwick and Napton Canal unites with the Warwick and Birmingham Canal near Warwick, and joins the OxfordCanal at Lower Shuckburgh. Napton, at, Rev. T. Bromficld. Sou t ham and Ufton, between, on r. is Stony Thorpe, Mrs. Fauquier. Radford, 1 M. on 1. Oftchurch Bury — Knightley, Esq. Lcmiugton is now a Place of fashion- able Resort during the Summer Sea son, on account of its saline Springs which are considered equally effica cious as those of Cheltenham. Lemington and Warunch, between, on r. Rev. V.'m. Field. 1 M. from Lemington, on r. Newbold, the Seat of — Willes, Esq.; be- yond, Emscote, Earl of Warwick 309] Roads measured from Hicks's Hall. [310 To Warrington, Northwich. To PChurch Lawton, as p. 303 Thro" Oiurch Lawton, on r. to Knutsford, 20* M. Cross the Trent and Mer- sey Canal (see p. 301). Dean pSANDBACH 529 H. 2311 /.—Ma. ar. 9 Mo.; dep. 10 Mo. Booth Lane — Bull Jit l£ -pl\ again cross the Trent Sf Mersey Canal. PM1DELEWICH -CAwr. 300 H. 1232 /.—Ma. ar. 8 Mo. ; dep. 4 Aft. Cross thefVheelock,y,h.oso. Course ou 1. is to the R. Dane. Bostock* — Griffin Davenham" Cross theWever R. whose Course on 1. is from Nantwich, &c. ; on r. to the R. Mersey. pNORTHWICH* 324//. 138a /. On r. to Knutsford, 7 M.; on 1. to Cliester, 18. Great Bud worth" Cock Stretton London Bridge Wilder's Poof On 1. to Chester, 19^ M. Near the Mersey R. on r. to Knutsford, 1 if M. Cross the Mersey (p. 304). 'WARRINGTON (see p. 304) Lane. through M .56 l60 162 163 167 [70 171 174 i?7 181 183 184 Between Bostock and Davenham, on r. is Whatcroft, J. Topping, Esq. Davenlutm, at, T. Bridge, Esq. Northwich, on 1. of, Winnington, Sir John Stanley, Bart. Budworth, on 1. is Marbury, T. S. Barry, Esq. About 1 M. beyond Budworth, on r. is Belmont, R. Barry, Esq. ; and about 3 M. on r. is Arley Hall, — Egerton, Esq. About 2 M. beyond Budworth, on r. The Pole, G*. Eaton, Esq. I'Dunchurch, as p. 296 On r. to pRUGBY* 335 H. 1805 /-Ma. ar. 9 Mo.; dep. 3 f Aft. Or, To b ' NORTHAMPTON', as p. 280 Harleston* East Haddon" West Haddon Cross the Grand Union Canal x . Crick i& M. beyond, on the r. to Lutterworth, 8 ; on 1. to Dav entry, 8. Within $ m. of Hill Mor- ton cross the Oxford Canal (see p. 1 54) . Hill Morton, IVarw. I M. beyond, on 1. to Co- ventry, 14$. eRUGBY* INNS. Sandbach, George and Dragon. Middlewich, King's Arms, TV. Bear. Northwich, Crown. War- rington, George, Nag's Hd. R. Lion. Middleu'ich, near, on r. is Kinderton Lodge, Trafford Trafford, Esq. 1 M. beyond Middlewich, on r. Stan- thorne Hill, C. Leicester, Esq. Bostock, \ Esq. Bostock Hall, S. F. France ; 82 85 3 INNS. Rugby, George and Sheaf, Spread Eagle. Northampton, if M. from, on r. at Dallington, R. Blencowe, Esq. Harleston, at, on 1. Robert Andrew, Esq. 1 M. from Harleston, on 1. is Althorpe Park, Earl Spencer. EastHaddon, at, N. Sawbridge, Esq. The Grand Union Canal commences near Foxton, and passes by Hus- band's Bosworth, Yelvertoft, Crick, to within 2£m. North of Daventry, where it joins the Grand Junction Canal. — Length 22 Miles. Rugby, near, on 1. The Lodge, Abra. Caldecot, Esq. "9~ ~~~ X 3 311] Roads measured from Hicks's Hall. [312 To Chester and Parkgate. M |] 98|^ To PMeriden, p. 299 Stone Bridge (over a Branch of the Tame) On 1. to Warwick, \\\ M.; and Birmingham, 9f : 1 M. further, on r. to Coleshill, 3 m. Bacon's Inn On r. to Coleshill, i\ M. ^Castle Bromwich" On 1. to Birmingham , 5^ M.; cross the R. Tame (see p. 228) ; £ M. fur- ther cross the Birming- ham and Fazeley Canal (see p. 286) : 2 M.fur ther, on 1. to Binning ham, 4^ ; on r. to Sut ton Cold field, 2$. Stonnal" — Swan and Harp Inn, Staff. 1 M. beyond, on r. to Lich field, 5 M.; on 1. to IValsall, 4 ; im .furth er cross the Wyrley Sf Es sington Canal (p. 286). Near Street If ay, on r. to Cannock, 1 M.; on 1. to Walsall, 7. Street Way On r. to Cannock, 1 m.; on 1. to Wolverhampton, 8 Four Crosses Inn Within \ m. 0/ Spread Eagle cross the Trent 8f Mersey Canal (p. 301). Spread Eagle" On r. to Penkridge, z\m.; onl.to Wolverhampton 7§ : im, further cross the Penk (see p. 284). Ivetsey Bank" On 1. to Wolverhampton, 10 M. Weston under Lizard* On\. to Shrewsbury, 21^ Parney Corner Woodcote", Shropsh. Chetwynd Aston 10 100 104 106 16 123 12-4 127 132 134 l|6 4 '37 4.139 pNEWPORT 478 77. 2 1 14 /.—Ma. ar.9 Aft.; dep. 6|Mo. On 1. #0 Shrewsbury, 20^. Craw Me StrineR.{ whose Course on 1. is to the R. Tern), ««e? on r. £0 Eccleshall, 9 m. Stanford Bridge Crow Cheriton Brook, whose Course on 1. is to the R. Tern. Hinstock Thro* Hinstock, on r. to Drayton, 6 M. Sutton Heath" Cross the Tern (seep. 232). Temhiir On v. to Drayton, 2| M. ; 1. to Shrewsbury, i6f. Blechley Sandford" On 1. to Wellington, i6f M. ; 3 M. further, on I. to Shrewsbury, 18. Tifarr Whitchurch, on 1. to Jfbn, 8| M. "WHITCHURCH* («?e />. 272) [MALPAS,CAmA.i66m. 199 77. 938 /.] On r. to Newcastle, 22 M.; Nantwich, iof : cm 1. to Ellesmere, nf awd Wrexham , 15^. Grindley Brook", Cheshire Cross the Ellesmere and Chester Canal (^.234). No Man's Heath Hampton Post" Onl. to Malpas, 2 M.; on r. to Nantwich, iiM, Broxton" Barn Hill" On 1. to Wrexham, 10 M. on r. to Nantwich, 1 2 Handley Goulbourn Bridge (bt'er a Branch of the R.Dee) Hatton Heath" 1 - 140 1 144 146 150 152 53 56 161 163 66 167 170- 1706 l 75 f 74 176 313] Roads measured from Hicks's Hall. [314 Within i M. of Chester, M F M Y on r. to Tarporley, 9^ . '^CHESTER (p. 288) 5 — l8l 2 On r. to Frodsham, 11 M. : on 1. to TVrexham, 11^; and Holyhead, 88. Through Chester, on r. to JVoodside Ferry, 16. Cross the Chester . 286), and Anker R. (see p. 283) ; ' <*»* Ashhy de la Zouch, 17. Near iielgrave, on 1. to\ wbray, 13J. i 4 2 16 5 7 6 60 79f 81 1 Belgrave" Cross the Soar R. which on 1. rises a little S. E. of Hinckley, whence it parses close to Lei- cester, and thence to BelgravebyMountSor- rel into the R. Trent. f MOL NTSORREL" Cross 281 H. T502/. Ma. ar. n£ Mo.; dep. i£ Aft. Quorndon" p LOUGHBOROUGH"— Cross 1 148 H. 5400 I . Ma. ar. ii-so Mo. ; dep. 1 Aft. Th rough Loughborough , on r. to Nottingham ,i$$ M.; on I. toAshbydela Zouch, 12. Dishley" — Church Ha theme" -Anchor Inn Btyond Hat Iter ne, on 1. ti Ashby de la Zouch, ic% M.; i . ; Mansfield, z\\; tierjfield, 24^ ; Mat- loch, 174; Wirksworth, 13I; and Bu.rton, 33 : -5 "9 1 - 124 325] Roads measured from Hicks's Hall. [326 Kingthorp, on 1. Lady Cave. Brix worth, on 1. Nicolls, — Strick- land, Esq. Maidwell, on r. Mrs. Buller. About z m. on 1. of Maidwell, at Haselbeech, Haselbeech Lodge, J. Nethercot, Esq. Kelmarsh, at, on 1. William Hanbury,ij Esq. ; and i£ M. on r. of Keimarsti, is Arkingworth, Rev. L. Rokeby. Market Harborough, about 2 M. on r. is Dingley, — Aldridge, Esq. Union Cajial.-The Parliamentary Line of thisCanal was from Northampton to Leicester ; but it is only executed I from Leicester to Market Harboro'.j Near 3 m. from Market Harborough, on r. Lang-ton Hall, Rev. Mr. Old ; on 1. is Gumley Hall, Joseph Cra- dock, Esq. Kibworth, on 1. Rev. James Beresford. Through Kibworth, on 1. Wistow, Sir Henry Halford, Bt.; on r. Sir GeoJ Robinson, Bart.; a little further, at Stretton Parva, — Crossland, Esq.! About 2 M. on r. of Kibworth, Carlton Curlieu, Rev. Mr. Palmer. Oadby, about 1 M. on r. is Stoughton Grange, G. A. Leigh Keck, Esq. Leicester, 2 M. on r. is Humberstone S. Allsop, Esq. From the Town of Leiscesterthe Leices ter Canal to Melton Mowbray; it is by Side Cuts to assist the Navigation of the Wreak and Eye Rivers ; the Line finishes at Melton Mowbray. Leicester Canal ^'Navigation to Lough- borough. — This Navigation is part lyby the newCuts, andotherwise,by the River Soar, which passes close toMountSorrel & near to Quorndon , at which Place its Course is much shortened by a Canal Cut ; and some Way further, the Leicester Canal branches from the River and joins the Loughborough Canal, which unites with the Soar R. about 2 M. north of Loughborough. Belgrave, Mrs. Vann; 1 M. beyond, on r. Birstal Lodge, J. Mansfield, Esq. : 24 m. from Belgrave, on r. at Wanlip, Sir C. Hudson Palmer, Bt. ; and see at a Distance, also on r. situate on an Eminence, Queenby Hall, S. Ashby, Esq.; arid 1 Mi fur- ther on 1. is Temple Rotheley, Tho. Babington, Esq. Mount Sorrel, about 1$ M. from, on 1. Swithland Hall, Hon. A.B.Danvers; and beyond, Itowciilie Manor, J as. Heygatc, Esq. Quorndnn,)\v,i through, i ee, at atiout 1 iv!- on 1. the fine Wood* 1 manor Park, Win. Her rick, Esq. At (Juorndon, on r. J. Osbaldistone, Esq. ; and on 1. a white House, Edw, Farnhum,Esq. End of Quorndon, on r. a white House, Rev. Mr. Raworth. Loughborough, on the 1. is Burley Hall, George Tate, Esq. Dish ley, between 3 and 4 M. on r. of, Stanford Hall, C. Vere Dashwood, Esq.; on 1. see an Obelisk in Garen- don Park, T. C. Phillipps, Esq. Hatherne, i£ m. beyond, on 1. at Long Whatton, Whatton House, late Edw. Dawson, Esq. Kegworth, 1% m. beyond, on 1. at Lockington, Rev. P. Story. Between 4 and 5 M . on 1. of Kegivorth is DonningtonPark,Marq.ofHastings. Shardlow, on r. Leonard Fosbrook, Esq. ; and Boughton House, Jas. Heygate, Esq. About 1 1 m, beyond Shardlow is As ton Hall, Rev. G. Holden ; Rev. N. Palmer Johnson; and — Hulbert Esq. : 3 M. on r. is Thulston Grange, — Hulbert, Esq.; and Elvaston Hall, Earl of Harrington. Os7naston T. G. at, on 1. Sir Robert Wilmot, Bart.; and Chaddeston Sir Rob. Wilmot. The Derby Canal is united with the R, Derwent at Derby, by three distinct Lines : the southern goes byOsmas- toii'to Swarkston, where it crosses the Trent and Mersey Canal, and then unites with the R. Trent: the eastern Branch runs contiguous to the Derwent, passes Breaston, and joins the Erwash Canal : the noi- thernBranch running at a smallDis- tancefrom theDerweut, completes itsLineatLittleEaton.-Length,i7M. NearDer^onr.St.HelenSjW.Strutt, Esq.; and Castle Fields, — Burrows, Esq. ; and opposite, the Infirmary. Derby is of great Antiquity ; and was a royal Borough in the Reign of Ed- 127] Roads measured from Hicks's Hall. [32S 1. toBurton upon Trent, 1 if ; 8f Uttoxeter, i8£. Mackworth* Three Horseshoes Langley* Brails ford — Rose aud Crown Over Shirley Common to Hardy— T. G. NearAshburn,on r. to Bel per, i\\ ; TVirksworth <)\ : on\. to Sudbury, 8 PASHBURN— Junction of Road from Buxton 473 H. 2i ii I. — Ma ar. 4^ Aft. ; dep. 8-3 e, Mo. On r. to Buxton, 19^ m Hanging Bridge Cross the Dove R. (which rises about 3 m. south of Buxton ; its Course on 1. is by Doverid andScrapton, and joins the Trent R. by New- ton Solney); ^^/-Staf- fordshire, (end vii 1. to Uttnxctcr, icf Mi Swinescote Red Lion On r. to Thorp Bentley, 3§ M. : on 1. to Cheadlr, 7 ; and Neivcastle, 20. Miik Hill Gaie-T. G. Winkhill On 1. to Ellastnn, 7 M. 'Green Man Inn* j On r. to Buxton, 14^ m.; on\. to Cheadfe, 7. low Hill— T. G. PLECK"- Cross 967 H. 44 t 3 /.—Ma. ar. 6-40 Aft; dep. 6- 20 Mo. On r. to Burton, 12 M. : on 1. to Cheadle, 1 1 ; Stone, 1 7 ; and New- castle, 1 1|. Pool End Rushton Marsh- Robin Hood *4 1 6 129 131 133 138 1 39 141 '43 144 146 149 150 l 5S 154 156 •59 On 1. #0 Congleton, 6% m. Crow tf.fe JDtfwe 72. which runs on l.thro'Congle- ton to the R. Wcver. Bosley — Three Grey- hounds, Cheshire On r. to Buxton, iof M. ; owl. fo Congleton, 4f. PMACCLESFIELD^.O. 2590 #. 12,299 /.-Ma. ar.8-4oAft.; dep.4£Mo. 0« r. to Buxton, 11 M. ; Chapel on le Frith, 13 : on 1. £0 Knutsford, 1 if. Titherington Flash" Hope Green*-i?oeZwc£ Poynton* Bullock Smithy 0>? r. to Burton, 12* M. F STOCKPORT-B ridge Uz6H. i7,545^-Ma. ar. ] c^ Aft.; dep. 3 Mo On r. ?o Barnsley, 33f M.; and Huddersfield, 27. CrcssMerseyR. (seep. 3 04) ;Hea ton N orris George, JLancash, jLevenshulme PackH Grindley Marsh Ardvvick Green* \Near Manchester, on I. to Congleton, 23^ M. ; Cross Manchester 8f Ash \ ton under Lyne Canal.' PMANCHESTER-/«/?r. 17,319 i/. 98,573 *"•- I Ma. ar. 11 -10 Aft.; dep 2 Mo. On t. to Huddersfield, 25 \ M.; Rochdale, 12; and Bury, 9 : on the 1. to Altrincluxm, 8. Cross the Irwell R. (whose Course on 1. isbyBury, south of which it is joined bytheRoch R. ; and at Manchester, on 1. it goes by Irlam, aud joins the Mersey), and Bolton and Bury Ca nal (seep. 330). 329] Roads measured from Hicks's Hall. ward the Confessor. It is governed by a Mayor, High Steward, 9 Alder- men, a Recorder, ^Brothers, 14 Burgesses, Town Clerk, &c. In this Town are some extensive Silk Mills, upon a most ingenious Plan, the first of which was erected from a Model brought from Italy. In this Machine are nearly 1 00,000; Movements put into Action by a single Wheel, any one of which; may be stopped at Pleasure. Every] Time this Wheel goes round, Which] is three Times in a Minute, the' Machine works 73,728 Yards of Silk. Derby has also a very exten- sive Manufactory of Porcelain ;j and a Number of Persons are here! employed in turning Vases, Urns, and various Chimney Oraameuts, &c. of Marble, Spar, and Petrifac- tions, which abound in this Vici nity. The Church of All Saints is a new Building, enriched with a beautiful Gothic Tower, 173 Feet high, and seen at a great Distance. Mackworth, near, on r. Markeaton, F. Mundy, Esq. Langley, at, on r. G. Meynel, Esq.; and R. Cheyney, Esq. Ashhnrn, Ashburn Hall, Rich. Ark- wright, jun. Esq. About Half-way between the Green Man Inn and Leek is Ashenhurst, Mrs. Salt. Macclesfield, 1 M. before, on r. Sutton Hall, the Countess of Lucan ; near which, John Daintry, Esq. ; on 1. Byrams House, M. Daintry, Esq. Entrance of Macclesfield, on r. a Seat of J.Ryley, Esq. \ a >i. beyond Macclesfield, on r. Brian Hodgson, Esq.; on 1. Mrs. Brooksbank, 2 M. from Macclesfield, on 1. is Gaws- -worth Hall, Earl of Harrington. Flash, 1 M. beyond, on 1. Bonnisall Hall, Rev. Mr. Watson ; 1 m. fur- ther, on 1. Adlington Hall, Rich. Crosse Legh, Esq. Between Hope Green and Poynton; on 1. T. Pickford, Esq. Poynton, on r- Viscouut Bulkeley; on 1. near the Turnpike, Norbury Hall, in Ruins, the. Birth-place of Lord Chancellor Clarendon. [330' Stockport has an extensive Cotton Manufactory, in the Market-place. Ardwick Green, at, T. Tipping, Esq. The Manchester Hf Ashton under Lyue Canal commences at Manchester, goes to Clayton, & thence to Fair- field, where it . divides into two Branches, one to Ashton under Lyne (where it connects with the Huddersfield and Peak Forest Ca nals), and the other to the Aque- duct near Waterhouses : it here di vides into 2 more Branches ; one goes to Fairbottom, the other to Hollinwood, the latter called the Werneth Branch. At Clayton, as above, there is also a Branch which goes to Heaton Norris, near Stock- port. —Length, including its seve ral Branches, upwards of 17 m upon which there are 25 Locks. Manchester is not an incorporated Town, but is governed as a Manor, by Courts Leet and Baron. It has a collegiate Church, which is a handsome Gothic Structure, orna mented with some beautiful Sculp- ture : the Tabernacle Work is very curious ; and it has a large and powerful Organ. Besides the col- legiate Church it has ten others ; also an Hospital, free School, and Library, each of them well endow ed. The Theatre is a very neat Building: the Gentlemen's Concert Room, elegant and capacious, will accommodate 1 200 Persons : there are also commodious Assembly Rooms. Manufactures of the great- est Extent are carried on in Man Chester and its Neighbourhood, but the most important Branch is in the Cotton Trade. It is also noted for its Velverets and Checks, Tapes, Laces, Gartering, &c. The Town is well paved and lighted, and is supplied with Water after the Man- ner of London. The Bolton 8f Bury Canal commences at Manchester, runs some Way close to the River Irwell, crosses it near Clifton, and then passes by its Side to Bolton, crossing the R. Roch in its Way, from whence a; Branch g;oes to Bury. 331] Roads measured from Hicks's Hall. [332 Pendleton"— T. G. On\. to Liverpool, 34$M. Irlam o' the Height On I. to Wigan, i r g| N. Pendlebury— T. G. CJifton — Stars Inn Over Kersley Moor to Farn worth' — Swan Bourndon — Bridge r BOLTON* 3248//. 17,070/.— Ma. ar.3- dep. 1- 50 Aft. — The Assizes held here. On r. to Hornby, to M. Cross the Jjoyne R. which rises near Ravenstoue in Westmorland, and passes close to Kirkby LonsdaletoLancaster, where it enters the Sea. Slyne On 1. cross the Lancaster Sands to Cartmell, 10$. Bolton"— Bull Carnfortb* BURTON — Royal Oak Inn, Westmorland 96//. 574 /.-Ma.ar.i 2- 10 Mo.; dep. 12-25 Aft. On 1. to Milnthorpe, 4^ M. End Moor Barrows Green Near 2 m. beycfid, on r. to Kh kb» Lonsdale, 11. Cross the Ken R. which runs on 1. to the Sea. pKENDAL x — K.'s Arms A corporate Town 1510//. 7505 /.—Ma. ar. if Aft.; dep. 1 C-40M. On r. to Sedbcrg, 10$ M.; M F 220:6 2222 23 ,7 _>z6. I ~ 227,1 5 2276 229I2 231 234 236 238 240 243 244 246 = 5* 256 '259 262 333] Roads measured from Hicks's Hall. [334 Pendleton, on the r. of, on a Hill, isUHall of Ellel, about £ M. beyond, oxx Broughton Hall, Rev. Jno. Clowes Farnworth, 4M, on 1. is Hulton HailJ Wm. Hulton, Esq. Bolton, near, on r. Darley House, B.! Rawson, Esq. ; a little further on r. Lever Hall, Earl of Bradford ; & Raikes Hall, John Horridge, Esq. Boot, near the, on r. Harpers, Roger Dewhurst, Esq.; about 2 m. further, on r. Moss Bank, R. Ainsworth, Esq. The Lancaster Canal commences at West Houghton : its Course is near WiganandChorley to Preston, from thence near to Kirkham, and by Garstang and Lancaster to Bolton, thence by Burton in Kendal to the Town of Kendal.— Length 79 M. but not wholly completed. Nightingale House, on 1. Ellerbeck, John Hodson, Esq.: £ M. beyond Nightingale House, on 1. Duxbury Hall, Hall Standish, Esq. Owrley, through, on 1. Chorley Hall, Abraham Compton, Esq. 1 M. beyond Chorley, on 1. is Astley Hall, — Parker, Esq. 2 M. beyond Chorley, on 1. Shaw Hill, Tho. Cross, Esq.; § M. further on 1. New Crook, Sam. Crook, Esq. Bamberbridge, near, on 1. Cuerden Hall, — Pidder, Esq. Walton le Dale, near, on r. Cuerdale Lodge, — Calrow, Esq.; and Cuer- dale Hall, W. Asheton, Esq. : on 1. Walton Hall, Sir H. P. Hoghton, Bt. Preston, on r. Earl of Derby. Preston carries on a very extensive Trade in the Cotton Manufacture : it has a handsome Town Hall, with a Suite of Assembly Rooms, built at the Expense of the Earl of Derby Broughton, § M. beyond, on r. Bar ton Lodge, — Heatley, Esq. Brock's Bridge, on 1. of, Myerseough Hall, J. Greenhalgh, Esq. Clai/ghton, on r. Claughton Hall, J Brockholes, Esq.;. nearly opposite, Myerseough House, Hen. Fielding, Esq. Garstang, 1 M. on 1. Kirkland Hall, Cole, Esq.; on r. of Garstang, 1. is Ellel Grange, R. Worswich, Esq. Golgate, on 1. Ellel Hall, John Ford, Esq.; about 1 ih. beyond is Ashton Hall, Duke of Hamilton. Scotforth, 2 m. on r. is Cjuarnmoor Park, Cha. Gibson, Esq Lancaster is seated on the R. Loyne, which forms a Harbour of moderate Size : the Merchant Shipping is chiefly employed in the West India, American, and Baltic Trades : it has a long fine Quay, on which is a Suite of noble Warehouses. The Church is a handsome Gothic Struc- ture. The Town Hall and Ex- change has a noble Portico. The Castle is said by some to have been built in the Time of Adrian; but the present Structure was erected in that of Edward III. On the Top is a large square Tower, called John of Gaunt's Chair, whence is a most extensive Prospect. 5 M. N.E. of Lancaster, a remarkable Cavern, called Dunald Mill Hole a Brook runs in at its Mouth by several beautiful Cascades, whence continuing its Course for 2 M. un- der a large Mountain, it makes its Appearance again at Carnforth. About i M. from Lancaster is Holton Hail, R. F. Bradshaw, Esq. : on 1. Lune Villa, A. Compton, Esq.; im. beyond which, on r. is Beaumont Hall, W. Hinde, Esq. ; a little fur- ther is Beaumont Castle, Warton Crompton, Esq. Bolton and Carnforth, between, a fine View over the Lancaster Sands. Carnforth, about 2 M. beyond, on r. are the Ruins of Borwick Hall. Burton, a little before, on 1. Moor- comb Lodge, J. Ford, Esq. ; enter- ing, on r. Dalton Hall, E. Hornby, Esq. Kendal is situated on the River Ken : its chief Manufactures are Cottons, coarse Woollens, Linseys, Drug- gets, &c. The Church is a -Go- thic Structure ; and there are the Remains of an ancient Castle. the Ruins of Greenhalgh Castle. Fooler Hill and Ellel, between, on J.jjOn r. of Kendal is Abbot Hall, is Cockerham, J. Dent, Esq. || Wilson, Esq. 335] Roads measured from Hicks's Hall. [336 Kirkby Stephen, 24 ; 6 Appleby, xz\: on 1. to Milnthorpe, 8£ ; Vi- verstone, 20 ; TVinan- der Mere, 8 £ ; and Am bleside, 13 J. Huck— T. G. Shap* Thrimby 1 ' Clifton"— T. G. Low tber Bridge* (over the R. Lowtker, whose Course on r. is to the R. Emont; about 4 M further, cross the R. Emont, whose Course on 1. is from Ulles Water, and on r. joins the Eden R.) On r. to Appleby, 1 z\ m. Gross the R. Lowther. Emont Bridge" Cross the R. Emont. ipPEXRITH"— Crown, Cumberland 938 H. 4328 /.—Ma ar.6*Aft.; dep.6£Mo. On 1. to Keswick, 174. M. Through Penrith, on 1. to Cockermouth, 30 M.; and Wigton, 21. Salkeld Gate* High Hesket* Low Hesket* Over Inglewood Forest to Carlton- Kings Arins\ Cross the Pet t trill, whirl- runs on r. to the Eden * b PC ARLISLE — Cross A corporate Town — 1716H. 12,531 /.-Ma ar.9-ioAft.; dep.^fMo. The Assizes heid here On\. to Cocker mouth, 26* Cross the Eden R. (whose Course on 1. is to the Sea) ; and on the r. to Newcastle, $*]%. Stanwix Blackford Jerristown WestUnton* — Anchor 268 2/SJi 2S1J3 286- 287 287 288 4 292 4 2 99 I 1303 s 3 j2 1 1 306 30/ 310 31! 312 j Cross the Line R. which M F M IF runs on 1. to the Sea. Arthrat 2 3 3 r 4$ LONGTOWN* Gra- ham's Arms 6 315 4 175 H. 1579 7. On r. to New Castleton, Jedburo, h , and Hawick Cross the Esk R. (which rises on r. nearWester- kirk, in Dunifries-sh.; on 1. runs to the Sea) ; end £ M. further, on r. to Edinburgh, through Longfwlm, 83. Cross the Sark R. which runs on 1. to the Sea. Enter Scotland at Spring Fields — Bush, Dumfries-shire 4 1 3195 Gretna Green j. 320,1 On r. to Glasg(ni>, thro' Ecclesfechan, 87 M. Rigg-r. g. 2 5 \ 322 3 b Dornock — G. Lion 3< ) 32611 ""ANNAN '-Town House * ; 3*8 4 600 H. 3341 /. Cross the AnnanR. which on r. rises near Mofiat,; & on 1. goes to the Sea.} Mousewold Bank" | 9 c 338 1 T rench Har p fy Crown 3 < 3416 ^DUMFRIES— George 2 1 344- 1470 H. 9262 I. On r. to Moffat, 2i| M. ; and to Glasgow, thro'. Sanquhar, 72. Cross the Cairn Water J which rises on r. about I2N. N. of Galloway ; on 1. goes to the Sea. i Doweir, Kirkcudlr. 2 2 1346 2 Mill town of Urr" 64 ;35 26 TheHaughof Urr — Hog and Huck Inn 4- 3566 Cross the Orr TVater : it rises about 5 m. E. of New Galloway, and on 1. goes to the .Sea. "CASTLE DOUGLAS- Bell Inn 36 3604 Carlingwark* ~P 361 1 1362 6/ Kelton Hill" — Rodney il5 337] Roads measured from Hicks's Hall. [33S Shap, near, are many vast Stones, like Pyramids, placed almost in a direct Line for a Mile together, from 10 to 1 2 Yards Distance : they are sup- posed to have belonged totheDruids. Thrimby, about 3 M. beyond, on 1. is Lowther Hall, the elegant and su- perb Seat of the Earl of Lonsdale. Clifton, on 1. — Wyberg, Esq. Lowther Bridge, oft r. is Brougham Hall, H. Brougham, Esq. Emont Bridge, on r. is Carlton Hall, Rt. Hon. thos. Wallace; and on 1. Skirsgill House, Hugh Parkyn,Esq. Penrith was originally claimed by and belonged to the Scots. Its Church is a large handsome Structure, and it has a good Free School and Cha- rity School. On the North Bank of the R. Emont are two remarkable Caves or Grottos. Penrith, about 4M. on the 1. is Gray stock Castle, Duke of Norfolk. Salkeld Gate, on r. Salkeld Lodge, Lieut. Col. Lacy. High Heshet, about 2 M. on the r. is Armathwaite Castle, R. S. Milburn, Esq.; and Staffold, R. L. Ross, Esq. : a little beyond, ou r. is Nordvue, G. Dixon, Esq. ; and on 1. Calthwaite Hall, T. Dixon, Esq. ; and Petteril Bank, M. Browne, Esq. High and Low Heshet, between,Moor- house Hill, Isaac Parker, Esq.; and on r. is The Nunnery, Mrs. Eliz. Bramber, with very fine Grounds which are shown on Fridays. Low Heshet, about 1 M. on 1. of Low House is Burrock Lodge, Win James, Esq.; ou the r. is Scaleby Castle, R. Stephenson, Esq. Carlisle is a Bishop's See, and was for- merly Part of the Diocese of Dur- ham, but made a distinct Bishopric by Hen. I. It is fS^rtined with aWall, aCitadel,and aCastle. TheWall was first built by Egfrid^K. of Northum- berland, in the 7th Century ; and the Citadel (in which the new Court Houses have been erected) andCas- tle by William Rufus. The Wall has three Gates or Entrances into the City : the English Gate to the South ; the Scotch Gate to the North ; and the Irish Gate to the W r est. The Picts Wall, which was built across the Country from Newcastle, termi nates near this Place. Two Thirds of its Walls have been removed and the Remainder is in a State of Decay. It was taken by the Rebels in 1745, but retaken three W r eeks afterwards by the Duke of Cumber- land ; in it the unfortunate Mary ! Queen of Scots was confined. Prin- cipal Manufactures, Cotton Yarn, j Cotton and Linen Checks, printed ! Cottons, Osnaburghs, Drills, Wor- sted Shags, tanned Leather, &c. Through Carlisle, on r. at Rickarby, James Graham, Esq. Westlinton, about 3 m. on r. Kirklinton Hall,W r m.Dacre,Esq.: about 1 M.on j 1. is Justice Town, Tho. Irwin, Esq ' Longtown, about i£m East, is Moss- i know, Wm. Graham, Esq. ; and 2 j M. beyond Longtown, on r. is Ne- j therby, Sir Jas. Graham, Bart : on j 1. Rev. Mr. Graham. Annan, 3* m. from, on 1. is Kellhead, Marquis of Queensberry. Mouseivold Bank, \ m, beyond, on r. is Rock Hall, Sir R. Grierson, Bart. Howell, on r.isTerregles,Marmaduke Constable,Esq.:beyond,CastleHill, J. Mac Ghie, Esq. ; and Terraughty, John Maxwell, Esq. : and on 1. of Howell, are Cargen, James Stodart Esq. ; and Carruchan, Geo. Max- well, Esq.; beyond which are Dalscairth, D.Melligan, Esq.; and Goldiele«, Major Gen. Goldie. Milltoivn of Urr, on r. is the House j of Milltown, J. Boyd, Esq. .Haugh of Urr, on r. of the, is Spott's j Hall, Wm. Hemes, Esq.; and at 1 M. on r. is Corbieton, — Riddick, Esq. ; 1 m. further is Mollance, A. j Napier, Esq. ; beyond which is King's Grange, — Copland, Esq. Castle Hovglas, 1 m. from, on r. is Kelton Mains, — Stott, Esq. ; be- yond which are Greenlaw, Sir Alex. Gordon ; and Danvale Park, Lowrie, Esq. : and 2 m. from Castle Houghs, on 1. is Castle Douglas, Wm. Douglas, Esq. Carlihgivark, on 1. is Lock Bank, — Hannay, Esq. Kelton M//,oiir. Ruins ofThrieveCastle. 339] Road* measured from Hicks's Hall. [340 On 1. to Kirkcudbright, 8§M. Dee Bridge" Cross the Dee R. whose Course on r. is from Kenmoor Loch, and on 1. to the Sea. Twynholm"— Boar's Head PGate House of Fleet" —P.O. Cross Fleet Water, whose Course on 1. is to the Sea. Barholm — Bridge CREE TOWN"- George Near the Cree R. on r. to New Galloway, 19 m. Cross the Cree R. which rises at Craighead in Ayrshire, and on 1. goes to the Sea. pNEWTON DOUGLAS* — -P. 0. Wigtonsh. On\. to Wigton, 6 m. Kilterson Glenluce *-Crown and Tun On 1. to Whitehern, 20$ M. Cross the Luce R. whose Course on 1. is to the Sea. Drumflower" Near Stranraer, on r. to 4yr, 50 M. tSTRANRAER-iWari** Place 387 H. 1923 I. pPort Patrick x -£/a*V* Arms Inn 363 369 374 381 386 39* 401 408 412 418 424 4 JTVTVS.Market Harborough, Angel, Three Swans. Leicester, Blue Bell, Three Crowns, W. Hart. Loughboro', Anchor, Bull's Head. Derby, Bell, George, King's Head, New Inn. Ash- burn, Blackmoor's Head, Green Man Leek, George. Macclesfield, OldAng el Bullock Smithy, Sun. Stockport, BulkeleyArms, Crown 8[ Anchor, White Lion. Manchester, Bridgewater Arms, Bull's Head, Commercial Inn, Spread Eagle, Star, Swan, Wagon 8f Horses. Bolton, Boar's Head. Chorley, Black BuU's Head, Royal Oak. Preston, Bl. Bull, Dog, R. Lion. t Garstang, Eagle &f Child, Royal Oak. ' Lancaster, A'.'* Arms, New Inn, White Hart. Burton, Green Dragon, Royal Oak. Kendal, Crown, K.'s Arms. Shap, K.'s Arms, New Inn. Penrith, Crown and Hotel, George. Carlisle, Bush, Coffee House. Longtown, Graham's Arms. Gretna Green, Gretna Hall. Annan, Queens- berry Arms. Dumfries, George, King's Arms. Castle Douglas, Blue Bell. Carlingwark, Boar's Head. Gate House, K.'s Head. Newton Douglas, Golden Lion, King's Arms. Glenluce, Crown. Stranraer, George, K.'s Arms. Port Patrick, Blair's Arms. PORT PATRICK to Northampton. Stranraer Glenluce Newton Douglas Gate House Carlingwark Castle Douglas Dumfries Annan Gretna Green Longtown Carlisle Penrith Shap Kendal Burton Lancaster Garstang Preston Chorley Bolton Manchester Stockport Bullock Smithy Macclesfield jLeek JAshburn 1 Derby Loughborough Leicester Market Harborough Northampton Ml] r m f — - - 62 9< 5 16- 15. > 3i5 18L 1- 5 01 nl - 633 — 5 64- 16, 1- 804 tst (. 96- «: ; 1043 4L > 109- 9- - 118- 18 1 136 1 10; . 1463 i$i - 162- 11 - - 173- 11 1 184 1 11 1 19$* 11 1 206 3 92 - 2*55 11 1 227- 11 2 2384 63 2447 2 t 2474 9^ 2<6 6 12 / 269 5 15- ■*84 5 H3 299 - 15? I3H7 114 ■'3263 H5 fi7i I341- Mt 341] Roads measured from Hicks's Hall. [342 Dee Bridge, a M. on 1. is Dee Bank, A. Gordon, Esq. Twynholm, within i M. on r. Valley Field, — Maitland, Esq. if m. beyond Twynholm, on r. Bar- whinnock, — Mac Mellan, Esq. About 3 m. from Twynholm, on 1. is Galegill, — Stuart, Esq. Gate Home, on 1. is Caley House, Murray, Esq. i m. beyond Gate House, on 1. Bore- land, — Stuart, Esq. ; \ M. further is Ardwell, — Mac Culloch, Esq 3 m. beyond Gate House, on I. is Car- doness, Captain Maxwell ; beyond Cardoness is Kirkdale, Han nah, Esq. Cree Town, on 1. are Barholm, John Mac Culloch, Esq. ; Cassencary, Muir Mac Kenzie, Esq. ; and Bal- hasie, J. Mac Culloch, Esq. 3 M. on r. of Cree Town, Cairnsrauir Patrick Stewart, Esq. Newton Douglas, near, on r. Kirroch- tree, Patrick Heron, Esq. i M. beyond Newton Douglas, on 1. is Mairton Hall, Lady Boyd. Glenluce, near, on the 1. is Balkail, Countess of Stair. Through Glenluce, on r. is Park Hay, John Dalrymple Hay, Esq. 4 M. beyond Glenluce, on r. Dunrag- get, J. Dalrymple Hay, Esq.; on 1. Genoch, John Cathcart, Esq. : 3 m. further, on the r. Castle Kennedy, Earl of Stair. Drunifl#we7* and Stranraer, between, about 1 M. on 1. of the Road, Cul- horn, Earl of Stair. Port Patrick, on 1. is Dunskey, Sir David Hunter Blair, Bart. To pLEEK, as p. 327 Pool End 2$ M. from Pool End, on r. to Macclesfield, 8£. Rushton Marsh i|- M. beyond, on 1. to Neijucastle, I2§. p CONGLETON (see p. 303) Cheshire M 154 156 59 164 INNS. Congleton, Bl.Limi, Swan. To Leicester, hy Husbands Bosworth. ToPWelford,asp.28o PHusband's Bos worth/ Leicestershire On r. to Market Harboro', 6 m.; on 1. to Lutter- worth, 7. Cross the Grand Union Canal (see p. 310). Shearsby At 3^ m. cross the Soar R. (see p. 3 24) ; a little further cross the Union Canal (set p. 325). Wigston Near Leicester, on 1. to Lutterwvrth, 12§M. ^LEICES TER" (p. 323) 3 INNS. Leicester: s ee p. Husband's Bosworth, Fortescue Tur ville, Esq.; and about 3 M. beyond Bosworth, on r. Gumley Hall, Jo" seph Craddock, Esq. Leicester, 2M. before, on r. Knighton Lodge, Sir E. C. Hartopp, Bart Within 1 M. of Leicester, on the 1. see Branston Hall, C.Winstanley, Esq.; and West Cotes, W. Ruding, Esq. 8S 94 97 339- ^LANCASTER, p. 332 Cross the Lancaster Ca- nal (see p. Hi). Bulk Caton ClaughtoninLonsdale" Farlton Hornby" 1 5 3 3 3 INNS. Hornby, B. Bull, K. 's Arms. At Claughton, Claughton House, S. Still, Esq Hornby, Hornby Castle, John Mars- den, Esq. — - 240 I 6 242 3 2 245 2 - 247 1 - 248 2 - 250 To pSTONE, as p. 300 r NANTWICH, through Sandyford 8f Willow Bridge, as Cross Road from Stone to Nant wich ^CHESTER, as p. 287 140 7 140 22 7 163 20 1 183 z 2 343] Roads measured from Hicks's Hall. [344 To Glasgow. Islington — Church Holloway— T. G. i£m. beyond, owl. theNevr Road to KentishTown ; on r. over Flnchley Com- mon to Whetstone. Highgate" — Chapel On r. to Enfield, 7 m.; on 1. to Kentish Toivn, 1 . [Finchley, 7 m.] Over Finchley Common (recently inclosed) to Whetstone"- Green M. Or (a voiding Highgate) by the new R. as above, to Whetstone, 9 m. i f. pBARNET (see p. 279) M. H Herts Over Hadley Green". Barnet Pillar, Midd. On 1. to St. Albans, io|m. Potter'sBarWf. Horse 2 m. beyond, on the r. to Hertford, 8*. Bell Bar"— fk Hart, Herts 2 pHATFIELD*-P. O. 509 H. 2677 /.—Ma. ar. 10-40 Aft.; dep. 2- 20 Mo. Thro' Hatfield, on r. to Hertford, 7J M.; on 1. to St. Albans, 5. Stanborough Lemsford" Cross the Lea (seep. $17). Brickwall— T. G. pWelwyn — P. O. Cross the Maran, which runs on r. to the Lea. On 1. to Hitchin, 9 m< Woolmer Green-Red Lion 1 Broad water"- Roelueh 1 On r. to Hertford, io£ M.; and Ware, 13I. pSTEVENAGE— P.O. 308 H. 1302 /.— Ma. ar. 12-20 Mo.; dep. ii-«;o Aft. M * I 2 44 14 16 2 3 J-« 25 27 293 31 On 1. to Hitchin, 4^ m. G ra vel ey" — George pBALDOCK— W. Horse 259 H. 1438 I.— Ma. ar. 1-5 Mo. ; dep. 11 Aft. On r. to Roystm, 8 J m. on 1. to Hitchin, 5; and Bedford, 17 £. Bleak Hair, 5^. 'BIGGLESWADE' P.O 384 H. 1895 /.-Ma ar. 2 Mo.; dep. 10 Aft. Orc r. to Pot ton, 3^ M Cross the Ivil R. whose Course on 1. is from Baldock, and on r. to the R. Ouse. iLower Caldecote [Beeston Cross \A little beyond, on \. to J Hitchin, \z\ M. ; and I Bedford, 7*. 4^M rraw M2(Z /or- I M'arrf #0 Little Paxton" ^Buckden -Georgelnn Beyond Bucket 'en, onr. to : Huntingdon, 4 M. Creamer's Hutt" On r. fo Huntingdon, 3M.: ow 1. £o Thrapstnn, 1 3+ Al con bury" — .ft. Ziow Weston— W. Hart Alconbury Inn TV heat sheaf On r. to London, thro' Huntingdon, 64 M. Sawtry St. Andrew's" pStilton x — Bell Inn Norman's Cross" Onr. toPeterboro", e|M. 345] Roads measured from Hicks's Hall. Highgate, Entrauce,on r. MajorArden. At 6th Milestone, on r. see, at South-! gate, Minchendon House, the late' Sir Rich. Gamon, Bart. Between 7th and 8th Milestones, on r. see also at Southgate, a Seat of — Scott, Esq. 8th Milestone, on r. see Seats of Tho Collins, and — Downes, Esqs.; on 1. — Andrews, D. Bacon, and J.JW. Bacon, Esqs.; a little further on the Road, on r. — Jellicoe, Esq. Between the 8th and 9th Milestones, about 1 M.onl. Gen. Maitland, and — Potts, Esq. ; close to the Road, — Choppin, Esq. : on r. — Moun- tain, Esq. Whetstone, a little before, on r. Wallsam, and — Nicholson, Esqs. Just thro' Whetstone, see on r. Bel mount Grove, John Knight, Esq. $ M. beyond Whetstone, on r. a Seat of — Nicolls, Esq. ; near it, another of A. Reid, Esq. From the Brow of the Hill, on 1. see one of — Fit gerald, Esq. tm. beyond Whetstone, on r. see Greenhill Grove, — Ni- chols, Esq.; at East Barnet, Oak Hill, Sir S. Clarke, Bt.; about 1 m. beyond, see on the Top of the Hill, Little Grove, T. Wilson, Esq. ; op- posite, — Harvey, Esq. Barnet, a little before, see on 1. Mrs. Paget. On r. of Barnet, Leaj Esq. Mrs. Keate ; about 3 M, on r Trent Park, — Cummins, Esq. : on 1. Mrs.Addington: at East Barnet Everly Lodge, G. Wilson, Esq.; and Bohun Lodge, H. Davidson, Esq Hadley Green, see on r. Col. Drury ; \ M. onl. Mount House, D. Birkett. Esq.; see, lM.onl. — Wilson, Esq At 1 z Milestone, on 1. NewLodge, Mrs Earonneau ; just beyond which is Wrotham Park, Geo. Byng, Esq. Potter's Bar, near 2 M. beyond, on 1. is Cubbins, lately Philip Booth, Esq Bell Bar, near, on 1. is Brookman's Park, late S. R. Gaussen, Esq Hat f eld, near, on r. is Hatfield House, once a royal Residence of James I.; on 1. Miller's Park ; both belonging to the Marquis of Salisbury : and on r. is Wood Hall, Samuel Smith, Esq. [346 Lemsford,on 1. Brocket Hall,Viscount Melbourne. Welwyn, within 1 M. Digswell House, Hon. Spencer Cowper : on r. oi'Wel- xeyn, Lockleys, — Mackenzie, Esq.; and see over Welwyn, on r. St. John's Lodge,Gen. Sir Cornelius Cuyler,Bt. Broadwater, on 1. is KnebworthHouse, Mrs.BulverLytton; on r. is Sheep- hall Bury, Michael Heathcote, Esq.; beyond which is Aston House, — Darby, Esq. : at a further Distance, BenningtonPlace, — Cheshyre,Esq. Stevenage, beyond, on 1. Elm Wood, J. Lucas, Esq. Graveley, on r. is Chivefield Lodge, — Perkins, Esq.; and beyond Graveley, on 1. is Rocksley, Baron Dimsdale. Bleak Hall, ± M. on r. at Edworth, Fra. Burton, Esq. Biggleswade, within 1 M. on r. Stretton Park, Cha.Barnet, Esq.; beyond, an elegant little Lodge of Ch. Byng, Esq. Girtford, on r. of, Sandy Place, Hon. Samuel Ongley ; near which, Miss Monnoux; about 2 M. on 1. of Girt- /fl?7/,MoggenhangerHouse,Godfrey Thornton, Esq. : thro' Girtford, on r. see ataDistancetheSeatofF. Pym, Esq.: about i\ M. beyond Girtford, on l.BlunhamCloses,Mrs .Campbell. Temsford'T. G. through, on 1. Peter Payne, Esq.; on r. Temsford Hall, Robert Dean, Esq.; and a little further, Miss Payne. Little Paxton, mar, on r.Paxton Place, R. Pointer Stanley, and Rich. Rey- nold s,Esqs. : 2 mATom.LittlePa.cton , Doddington House, George Thorn- hill, Esq. ; beyond which, Sturklow House, Lancelot Brown, Esq. Bnckden, on r. the superb Palace of the .Bp. of Lincoln : 3 M. on 1. of Buck- den, Gains Hall, J. Duberley, Esq. JSetweenBuckden & Creamer' sHutt, see on r. at Brampton , Lady O. Sparrow. Alconbury, on 1. Christ. Newton, Esq. Sawtry St. Andrew's, 1 m. beyond, see on r. Connington Castle, lately John Heathcote, Esq. Stilton. This Place gives Name to the famotxs Cheese; but it is made in Lancashire. Norman's Cross, 1 M.onl. LongOrton, Earl of Aboyne; 3 m. beyond Nor- 347] Roads measured from Hicks's Hall. [348 Kate's Cabin Onr. to Peterboro', f&M.; ore 1. to Oundle, 8£ . Water New ton George Cross the NenR. (p. 322) Wandsford"— 7\ G. N&rthamptonsh On r. to Peterboro\ 8 m.; 1. to Uppingham , 14^. Th orn h a u g h- CVj arc/* Wittering — Church Whitewater— T. G. Withm $M.of Stamford, on 1. to Kettering-, 23 b PSTAMFORD-i/ri^rc oyer in the \V. Riding; of Yorksh. near Mai ham ; itsCourse thence "is a little W. of Settle, and th ence by S kipt on (running close by the Side of the Leeds and Liverpool Canal, to • Leeds and Castleford, where it is joined by the Calder River, and comes to Ferrybridge ; on r. it passes near Snaith and Rockliffe, and falls into the Ouse at Armyn. Brother ton"- — Old Fox On v. to Tadcaster, 1 if M FaTr-buni 1 ' 1 M. beiiond. on r. to Sel 5 16 37 4*j 16S 170 *74 176 l 79|- 1797 1S1 3 by, to; i\m. further on I. to Leeds, 94. Micklefield pABERFORD*-P. 0. 1 24 H. 649 /.-Ma. ar. 10 Aft.; dep.i2-i7Mo." Near 2 t». beyond, on r, to Tadcaster, 4; on 1, to Leeds, 10. Over Br am ham Moor. pBr'amham" 7, M. beyond, on r. to Tad- caster, 5 ; on 1. to Hare- wood, 6. Cross the Wharfe, which rises S. of Hawes, in the VYest Riding- of Yorksh.; from thence it passes by Otley to Wetherby, on r. goes thro' Tadcaster to Sel- by, and unites with the Aire near How den. PWETHERBY* Sivan and Talbot Inn 243 //. 1 140 Z— Ma. ar. 1C-C7 Aft.; dep. n 20 Aft.r On 1. to Knare$boro\ \ M . ; 1 M . be/ton d, on r. to York, 1 2.; -J m. further on 1. to Knaresboro', 6. the Aldd R. which rises in NetherdaleFo rest in the W. Riding of Yorkshire ; it flows thence near Ripley and Ivnaresboro', and unites with the Ouse at Nun Monckton. Walsh ford' 2^ M. beyond, on the r. to York,, 13^; on 1. to Knaresborough, 3^. Near Boro 'bridge, on 1. to Kneresborou<>}i, 7 M. *pBORO UGHBRIDGE*- Croivn Inn 134^/. 747 L— Ma. ar. W-57 Mo.; dep. 8-50 Aft: [fcvALDBOROUGH, I 2C8 M. 6 F.] M 188 9' m 6 U07 353] Roads measured from Hicks's Hall. [354 Carlton, near, on r. adjoining 1 the Road, Wigthorpe, Mrs. Wright ; and Miss White. At Carlton, on 1. Carlton Hall, Rob. Ramsden, Esq. ; beyond which is Walling Wells, lately Sir Thomas Wollaston White, Rart. Between a and 3 M. from Carlton, on 1. Languid, H. Galley Knight, Esq.; beyond which, Park Hill, A. St. Leger, Esq. ; on r. Hodsock Priory, Col. Mellish; and at Blvth, lately H. Walker, Esq. 4 M. from Carlton, on 1. is Sandbeck Park, Earl of Scarborough. Tichhill, Tickhill Castle, Hon. Fred. Lumley. Wadworth, within 1 M. of, on 1. Wil- sick, - Hyde, Esq. : at Wadworth, on 1. O. Edmunds, Esq. ; and the Hon. Gen. Sir Wm. Luniley, Bart. Love/sail, at, on r. — Dawson, Esq. Doncaster is seated on the R. Don, over which it has two Bridges. The Parish Church is a very ancient Structure ; its Steeple is a Piece of excellent Workmanship : hi the Church is an Epitaph dated 1597, to the Memory of one Rob. Byrks, who gave Rossington Wood to the Poor of the Parish. Its Castle and the whole Town were destroyed by Fire in 759 ; the former was never afterwards rebuilt. In the Reign of Henry- III. a Convent was found- ed here, ^nd an Hospital for Le- pers. The Situation of the Town is remarkably pleasant. The Man- sion House of Doncaster is a very spacious Stone Building. It has a handsome Theatre and Town Hall ; also a free Grammar School, Alms House, and a public Dispensary. At the north End of Freres Bridge was a House of White Friars ; near it, another of Grey Friars. The Remains of a Roman Highway are still visible here. The Town i9 governed by a Mayor, Recorder, and Common Council, and for tnerly sent Members to Parliament. On r. of Doncaster is a Seat of G. Cooke, Esq. Z#*t. on the 1. of Doncaster, at Cus worth, Win. Wrightson, Esq.; 1 M. further is Woodlands Hall, late C. Waterton, Esq. 2 m. on r. of Doncaster is Wheatley, Sir Geo. Cooke, Bart. Red House, on 1. Broad worth House, Chas. Thellusson, Esq. Robin Hood's Well, within £ M. of, on r. is Skellow Grange, G. Higgins, Esq. On 1. of Robin Hood's Well, Skelbrook Park, Rev. — Cator; and on r. a is Summer House, Bacon Franks, Esq. : about 2 m. on r. near Campsal, at Auston, a Seat of Col. Cooke. Near 2 M. on r. of Robin Hood's Well, Campsmount, Mrs. Yarborough ; and Campsal, Bacon Franks, Esq. Went Bridge, Tho. Sayle, Esq. Between Went Bridge and Darring- ton, on r. Stapleton Park, Hon. — Petre. Darrington, on 1. R. Oliver, Esq. 1 m. from Darrington, on r. is Grove Hall, Wm. Lee, Esq. Broikerton, on r. of, Byram, Sir John Ramsden, Bart. About 1 M. beyond Brotherton, on L Water Fryston, Rob. Milnes, Esq. Fairburn, 2 m. beyond, on 1. Ledston Hall and Park (an ancient Seat of the Earls of Huntingdon), Christ. Wilson, Esq. \Aberford, near, on 1. is Partington, Rich. Oliver Gascoigne, Esq. At the Town of Aberfotd, the Ruins of an ancient Castle, built soon after the Conquest. Bramham, near, on 1. are Bramham Park, Wm. Fox, Esq. ; and Bram- ham Biggin, Lord Headley. Wetlierby, near, on the r. Wetherby Grange, Rich. Thompson, Esq. The Town of Wetherby is situated en the Banks of the R. Wharfe, ever which it has a handsome Bridce. Walshford, near, on 1. Ribston Hail. Sir Henry Goodricke, Bart. 3 M. beyond Walshford, on r. is Al- lerton Park (or Thornville Royai). Lord Stourton. Boroughbridge has a great Trade in Hardware, which is its chief Sup- port : it has a handsome and com- modious Stone Bridge over the R. Eare; and the Houses are well A A 355] Roads measured from Hicks's Hall. [356 On r. to York, iyfM. Cross the Eure R. (which rises in the N. Riding of Yorkshire, on the Borders of Westmor- land : its Course from thence is by Askrigg and Leyburn to Ma- sham, near Ripon, & thence to Borough bridge, and on r. by Aldboro', near which it is joined by the R Swale, and a few Mile; south connects with the Ouse R.) ; and on 1. to Ripon, 6 M. pKirby Hill— Bell On 1. to Ripon, 5 M. Cross Road On r. to Thirsk, 8-J M. on 1. to Ripon, 4^. York Gate —Neiv Inn beyond, 1. to- Masham, 7. Royal Oak Inn Londonderry pLeeming" eCatterick"— P. 0. Catterick Bridge George Inn Cross the SwaleR. (which takes its Rise at the western Extremity of the N. Riding of York- shire, near the Source of the Eure: its Course from thence is by Grin- toh & Richmond, and on r. of Cattarick Bri. it passes by Langton ; near Sand Hutton it is joined by the Wiske j R. and proceeds to Myton, where it falls into the Eure) ; and I on I* to Richmond, 3 ; >i. : on r. to Yarm, 17. iBlack Bull Inn (Three Tuns" j On r. to Darlington , 8 j-m .; I J :lshop, Auckland, u6.. m y 208 2 214 - ; 2I 5 - 4/ 1 21 97 223 2296 2307 232 234 Near 2 M. further, on r. to Durham, 26; on 1. to Richmond, 4 : £ u. be- yond, on r. toStaindrop, 9-; on 1. £0 Richmond, 4. Smallways-S^. lHagft O/i r. fo Staindrop, 7 m.; on 1. fa Richmond, 8. i-Greta Bridge"— T.G. (em* « Branch of the Tees R.J 2% M. beyond, on r. to Bernard Castle, i£ M. pRowes — Unicorn Inn On r. fa Bernard Castle, 4. Spittle Inn p BRQUGH x ~iVew /«;?, IVestmorland 135 /f. 758 /i Ma ar. 8-27 Mo.; dep.iAft On 1. fa Kirkby Stephen, b "APPLEBY*— K'sHead 208 i/. 1 100 /".— Ma>. ar. 9-57 Aft.; dep. i 55 Mo.— The Assizes are held here. On 1. fa Kendal, 23$ M. Crackenthorpe Newl. Kirkbythore Temple Sowerby" ; r. s. , Cross the Eden R. (see p, I 335)- . LowtherBridge" (over j the R. Lowthcr — see p. ' 335) Jbout -^yi. further cross the j R. Emont (see jp. 335). Onv.toJppleby, iz£m Crew */*e J?. LowtJier. Emont Bridge" Cross the R. Emont. 'PENRITH* (seep.ns) j — Crown, Cumberland I Ma. ar. 1 1-52 Mo.; dep. ! 9-50 Mo. Onl^to Keswick, 1 7f M Tliro* Penrith, on 1. fa Cockermouth, 30 M.; I and Wig ton, 21. Salkeld Gate- High Hesket' m ;f 81 Roads measured from Hicks's Hall. 357 ^L built : in the Centre of the Town is a Cross or Obelisk, 12 Feet high. Many Roman Coins have been found in this Place, and in a Field near the Bridge are four large Stones, called the Devil's Arrows, supposed to have been placed there by the Romans, to mark the Roads. It sends 2 Members to Parliament. Leaning, i£ m. beyond, on r. Leases Hall, Mrs. Ardens. About 4 w. from Leetning, on the 1. Hornby Castle, Duke of Leeds. Cutterick is a Place of great Anti- quity : its ancient Name, Cattu- racton, seems to have been derived from a Cataract or Waterfall; near it is the R. Swale, over which it has a Bridge, where also one of the Roman Roads crosses the Ri- ver: on its Banks are still the Foundations of an ancient Castle and many Roman Coins and Urns have been dug up here, On the 1. of Catterick, Brough Hall, Sir Henry Lawson, Bart. The Three Tuns Inn, on 1. of, Ask Hall, Lord Dundas; and Gilling Hall, Lady Wharton : about 1 m. beyond The Three Tuns, on 1. Sed- bury House, — Thoroton, Esq. Greta Bridge, beyond, on r. Rokeby Park, J. Bacon Sawrey Morritt, Esq. Brough is situated about 2 M. from the R. Eden ; it has a neat Church a little Way from the Town, the Pulpit of which is cut out of one entire Stone : near the Church, on a Hill, are the Ruins of an ancient Castle, belonging to the Earl of Thanet ; Part of the Tower was standing till 1792, when it mostly fell down; on digging near theRuins an Urn full of Roman Coins was found, from Which it appears to have been built in the Time of the Romans. On the Left of the Castle the Prospect is closed by a Range of craggy Mountains, over the Tops of which Shrubs and Trees are promiscuously scattered : to the r. is an extensive fertile Plain ; and behind, the lofty Promontory of Wildmore Fell lifts its Brow, and terminates the Prospect. [35S A A Appleby is almost surrounded by the R. Eden : it was a Roman Station called Aballaba, and had a mili- tary Way crossing the Country here. The Assizes are held in the Town Hall, and the Judges lodge in the Castle, an ancient Building at the End of the principal Street, belonging to the Earl of Thanet. It is a Borough Town, and sends ' two Members to Parliament. It has a Gaol, Town Hall, Charity School, Free School (endowed with a Salary of 120Z. a Year), and an Hospital for a Governess and 12 Widows. This Town was taken by Surprise by William King of Scot- land, but recovered by King John: and Henry II. granted it Privileges equal to the City of York. In the Reigns of Hen. II. and Richard II. it was set on Fire by the Scots ; and in 1598 it suffered greatly by Pestilence, since which Time it has never recovered its original Extent. At Appleby, Appleby Castle, Earl of Thanet ; and Rev. John Moore. Temple Sower by, on the r. of, Acorn Bank, R. Hodgson Edmenson, Esq. Lowther Bridge, on r. is Brougham Hall, H. Brougham, Esq. Emont Bridge, on r. of, Carlton Hall, Right Hon. Tho. Wallace ; on 1. is Skirsgill House, Hugh Parkyn, Esq. Penrith : this Town suffered greatly by the Plague in 1380 and in 1598; of which it is recorded on the Vestry Wall that 2260 People died. (Seep. 337.) Penrith, about 4 m. on 1. Gray stock Castle, a Seat of the Duke of Nor- folk. Sallteld Gate, on r. is Salkeld Lodge, Lieut.-col. Lacy. High Heshet, about 2 m. on r. Arma- thwaite Castle, R. S. Milburn^ Esq.; and Staffold, R. L. Ross, Esq.; and a little beyond, on r. Nordvue, G. Dixon, Esq.: on 1. Calthwaite Hall, T. Dixon, Esq. ; and Petteril Bank, M. Browne, Esq. Between High and Low Hesket are Moorhouse Hill, Isa. Parker, Esq.^ ~2 359] Roads measured from Hicks's Hall [300 Low Hesket* Over Inglewood Fcrest to Carlton- Kings Arms Cross thePetteril (p.^i$). •^CARLISLE' (see p. 335) " Oross Ma. ar. z-i z Aft.; dep. 7-30 Mo. On 1. to Cockermouth, i6\ Cross the Eden R. (see p. 335); an d on r - i0 Newcastle, 57$ M. Stanvvix Blackford Westlinton" — Anchor Cross the LineR. (p.$ 3 6) Arthrat LONGTOWN" Grahams Arms (see p. 336) On r. to New Casileton Jedburgh, and Hawick. Cross the Esk R. (see p 336) : and i fi*. fur- ther, on v. to Edinburgh, through Lou gholm, S3. Cross Ihv SarkR. (p. 336J Enter Scotland at Spring Fields — Bush Dumfries-shire Gretna Green Oni. to Port Patrick, 104 Graham's Hill Langshaw f ECCLESFECHAN y P. O. 5>Lockerby*— Bell Inn Dinwoodie Green" Worn pb ray Gate »moffat p. o: On 1. to Dumfries; 2 if M, Brickston Brae Head On r. to Edinburgh, 45 m. Elwan Foot Bridge' Lanerkshire Cross the Glengoner R. •whose Course on r. is to the R. Clyde. Crawford" Cross the Clyde R. which rises near Lured ur, soineMilesS. oi'Craw- ford, and on 1. passes 29; 30c 305 303 30- i3°9 k :3 , 6 i' 3K :32s -lit 3*6 '3 47 35* ! 3 6c 36: near Lanerk, Hamil- ton, and Glasgow, thence to Dumbarton, and by a broad Chan- nel communicates with the Sea. Abinton*— T.G. On 1. to Dumfries, 25 m. Denighton Brid. (over a Branch of the Clyde) On r. to Edinburgh, 42 M. Near Douglas Mill Inn, on 1. to Ayr, 38^-M. Douglas Mill Inn" BeyondDovglas Mill Inn, on v. to Edinburgh, 38M. Lesmahagow" — T. G. Lark HaW'-CrossKeys HAMILTON -Hamil- ton Arms 773 H. 6453 7. On r. to Edinburgh,^ ^M. Both well Bridge* Cross theClydc (see above) . Bothwell- Mason sAr. Clyde Side" Beyond Clyde Side, on r. to Edinburgh, 39I M. Col lander Bow Clyde]. ^GLASGOW— Tontine 18,3^1 21. ice, 749 I. M F 51/ 8,2 N )F ■ ! i 366' 368 375 3S1.. i*9 5 3 7 ; 3 9 3 4 395 I 3957 5984 4,40i- 214C4 IWN& Barnet, GrccnMan , R.Lion . Hatfield, Salisbury Arms. \\'eh\yn Swan, TV. Hart, Stevenage, UK Swan Baldock, TV. Horse. Biggleswade, liny alOah, Sun. Buckden,6'tw,ti\ Al- conbury Hill, TVheatsheaf. Stilton, Angel, Bell. Waudsford, Haycock. Stamford, George £* Angel, George arid New Hotel. Greetham, Neic Inn. Witham Common, Bull. Grantham, Angel, George. Newark, Kingston" s Arms, Ram , Saracen' sHead. Ollerton , Hop Pole. Worksop, George, R. Lun. Doncaster, Angel, R. Lion. Ferrybri. Angel, Greyhound, Rein Deer, Swan, Aberford, Suan. Wetherby, Angel, Swan and Talbot, Boro'bridge, Croicn, Three Greyhotends.ljeQm'mgL,2Ln.e,Neu Inn, Royal Oak. Catterick, Angel. ( at- terick Bridge, George. Greta Bridge George, Griffin. Brough, Ncic Inn Swan. Appleby, Crmrn. ( racken- 301] Roads measured from Hicks's Hall. [305 thbrpe, New Inn. Penrith, Crown ,}j j George, Carlisle, Bush, Coffee House.^ Longtown, Gralutm's Arms. Gretna; I Green, Gretna Hall. EcclesfechanJ Post Office. Lockerby, King's Arms.\ Moffat, K.'s Arms. El wan Foot Inn.' Douglas Mill Inn. Hamilton, JDitke, 1 Hamilton's Arms. Glasgow, Black] Bull, Buck* a Head, Star, Tontine. See the back Route over-leaf. and The Nunnery, with fine Gar- dens (shown on Fridays), Mrs. Eliz. Bramber. Low Hesket, about i M. on 1. of Low House, Barrock Lodge, W.James, Esq. ; and on r. Scaleby Castle, R. Stephenson, Esq. Carlisle, through, on r. at Rickarby, Jas. Graham, Esq. l>"t',tlinton, about 3 u. on r. of, Kirk- linton Hall, Wm. Dacre, Esq.; and about 1 M. on 1. Justice Town, Thos. Irwin, Esq, « Longti'icn, about i§ M. east of, Moss- know, Win. Graham, Esq. I m. beyond Longtown, on r. Nether- by, Sir James Graham, Bart.; on 1. Rev. Mr. Graham. Ecclesfeehau, near, is Graham's Hall, — Graham, Esq. : :M. beyond Ec- clesfechan, onl. Knockhill, — Las- celles, Esq.; § m. further tol. Hod- dam Castle, Charles Sharpe, Esq.; beyond, on the Top of a Hill, the Tower of Repentance, Cha. Sharpe, Esq.: 1 M. beyond Eeclesfechan, on r. Newfield, — Norris, Esq. 3 m. from Eeclesfechan, on 1. Castle Milk, Thos. Hart, Esq. Lockerby, 1 m. beyond, on r. Locker- by House, — Johnston, Esq. Dinwoodie Green, on 1. of, is Jardine Hall, Sir Wm. Jardine, Bt. : 1* m. beyond Din woodie Green, on r. Din- woodie Mains, — Maxwell, Esq. Near 2 M. from Dinwoodie Green, on 1. Girthead, Major Wi^ht. Moffat, 5 m. before, on 1. is Orchen Castle, Gen. Geo. Johnson : within 2 m. of Moffat, on k. Dumcrief, J. Rogerson, Esq. Through Moffat, on 1. is Marsdale Park, Earl of Hopetoun. Elwan Foot Bridge, near, on 1. New- ton, Alexander Irvine, Esq. Crawford, near, on r. Bellfield, Jas. M'Queen, Esq. Abinton, 2 m. on 1. of, Gilkerscleugh, D. Hamilton, Esq. Douglas Mill, near, on r. Campbell Douglas, Esq. ; and 1 m. to the Douglas Castle, Lord Douglas. Lesmahagow, on r. Aughtefardel, H.j Mosman, Esq.: 3 m. beyond Les- mahagow, on 1. Blackwood, Hope Weir, Esq. ; beyond which, on 1. is Spittal, — Haddon, Esq. Lark Hall, within 1 M. Broomhill, Mrs. Mitchelson : on r. of Lark Hall are Camnetham, J.Lockhart,Esq.; the Parsonage, Rev. A. Livingstone; Muir House, Capt. Lawson i at a Distance see Coltness, Sir J. Stew- art, Bt.; Wishaw, Lord Belhaven ; and Cleland, M. Dalrymple, Esq. Beyond Lark Hall are the Buildings and Gardens of Chatelherault, be- longing to the Duke of Hamilton. On r. near the Banks of the River Clyde, are the House and Policy of Dalzell, Gen. John Hamilton." Hamilton, withiu 1 m. on 1. at Aven bridge, the House and Gardens of Barncluith, on the Banks of the R. Aven, J. Hamilton, of Pencaitland Esq. At Hamilton, the Seat and Po- licy of the Duke of Hamilton, adorned with a fine Collection pi Pictures. Bothuell Bridge Brae, at the Head of, on r. appear Douglas Park, G: Douglas, Esq.; Bothwell Park, W. Hamilton, Esq. ; and Sweethope, Miss Clarks : on the 1. Craighead, James Hili, Esq. ; and Blantyre Cotton Mills, J. Montieth, Esq Beyond Bothuell, on 1. on the Banks of the Clyde, is Both well Castle, Lord Douglas : — the Grounds, &c deserve the Notice of the Tra- veller. Clyde Side, beyond, on 1. are Dal dowie, Robert Bogle, Esq. ; Ken- muir, — Corbet, Esq.; and Clyde IronWorks, lately Tho. Edington, Esq.: on r. Tollcorse, Jas. Corbet, Esq. 363] Roads measured from Hicks's Hall. [364 GLASGOW to G. P. 0. London. Another Road to Glasgow. M f| m If ■ M F M F Hamilton — - 106 ^DUMFRIES', P . 336 1 344 - Douglas Mill 18 - -86 On 1. to Port Patrick, El wan Foot 14 7 4-315 80 M. Moffat 12 7 5^4 About 1 m. beyond, on r. Lockerby 16 - 72,4 to Moffat, zof . Ecclesfechan 5 6' 7 8|2 Johnston -. - 347 — Gretna Green 9 *'| 8713 Brownhill Inn 8 ; . 55; 3 Longtown 4 5 9>r TiiornliilF — Cro^s 3 | 35* 3 Carlisle 5 ,- 101 - About z m. beyond, on r. Penrith 1 8 Crackenthorpe tx r 1 191 to Edinburgh, 57 m.; « Zi/^/e further, on \. Appleby 1 Brough 8 Bowes 1 3 4 K-<~ 5 2 140 7 ■ Leeming Lane 6 Borough bridge 15 v I9 6 + !jGateside 2 5 72 4 Wetherby t z i, 208 5 Kirkconnel 2 m 4 Aberford A«*6jl| New Cumnock 7 i 382 2 Ferrybridge 9 Cross the Nfth R. Uhd Doncaster 1 5 2U4C enter Ayrshire. Worksop j 7 M -57 5|'01d Cumnock 5 1 387 4 Ollerton 8 Newark 13 Grantham 14 I : 6 . 6 MAuchenleck - ~cr 1' '^ 3 M- cross tne j *y r ' 2 ~ 3S9 ; Coltersworth 8 Witham Common 1 - ;oi 4. Aiacnhn 5 ' 394 4 6 , 393 a About 6 M. beyond cross Greetham 4 - 397 z : the Irvine. Stamford 7 31 ^14'- Crookedbehri 6 2 4.0c 6 Wandsford 5 [7 'Kab A KILMARNOCK* . 1 4^2 4 Stilton 8 5 329 i jBeensbouru — r 3 403 1 Alconbury Hill 7 1 336 2 Fenwick"— Bowl 3 . 406 2 Buckden 7 « 343:4' Moor Gate 2 , 4C8 3 Biggleswade 1 5 Baldock 7 7 359,3: : 5|367;-! Kingswell — T. G. 2 6 411 1 Stevenage 5 7(3727j Flockside — Eagk, Welwvn 6 ;3 379'* Renfrewshire 2 - 413 Hatfield 5 4 38+61 Mearns Kirk' 3 - 4*6 1 Barnet 8 5 393 3 Cross the Cart R. Hicks's Hall 10 .7 4°4 2; CathcarC 4 3 420 4 G. P. O. 1- 6:405-. Coran Colliery" Gorbals the Clyde (p. 3- 1 '■ 422 4^5 I J 1 To pKETTERING, as , o^r/f^torLauerkshire. , V- 380 " 7 4 4 ^GLASGOW 4 4-3 6 Oakley — New fnn 4 y 79 3i INNS. Brownhill Inn. Thomhill, On 1. toRockingham, 4 M . Corby J 8, 1 Duke ofQueensberry'sArms, RoyalOak. 2 \ -, Sanquhar, New bin. Old Cumnock. Weldon 1 ( ,! 83 V Kilmarnock. Glasgow, s measured from Hicks' s Hall. [366 Between Dumfries & Thornhill are the following' Seats : Youngfield, Gilbert Young,Esq.; Terregles,Marmaduke Constable, Esq. ; New Village, — Johnston, Esq. ; Broomrig, Sam. DenholmYoung,Esq.;Carnsalloeh, Peter Johnston, Esq.; Millhead, — Brown, Esq.; Cowhill, G.Johnston, Esq.; Dalswinton, Peter Pat. Miller, Esq.; Carse,Jas.Crichton,Esq.; Fo- rest, Peter M iller,Esq.; Blackwood, W. F. Copland, Esq.; Barjarg, W. F. Hunter, Esq. ; Closburn, C. G. Mon- teath, Esq.; Wallace Hall, R. Mun- del, Esq.; Waterside, Jas. Hoggan, Esq.; Capenoch, Sir Thos. Kirkpa- trick; Boatford, W. Grierson, Esq.; Eccles, J. Bushby Maitland, Esq.; Horaehill, Thds\ Douglas, Esq. ThornhUl and Sanquhar, between, are Dubtoun, — EwartjEsq.; Holstein — Harkness, Esq. ; Drumlanrig, Duke of Buccleuch ; and Elliock. Henry Veitch, Esq. Kilmarnock, a little beyond, on the 1 is Dean Castle, Duke of Portland. Fenwick, within l M. on r. is Csaw- fordland Castle, W. Crawford, Esq, Mearns, a little before, on 1. is South- field, Mrs. Hutchinson; and 2tjM. from Mearns, on r. is Greenbank, Hutchinson, Esq.; and near i m. on 1. of which is Keplerig, Mrs. Barclay Cathcart, £ M.from, on r. Aikeuhead, Robert Scott, Esq. Coran Colliery, £ m. from, on 1. is Williamwood, — Maxwell, Esq. | INNS. Muirkirk, Trondale Inn, Strathaven, Sun. Glasgow, see p. 361. MuirhirJiy near, on 1. is Wellwood, — M'Adam, Esq. ; on r. is Crossflaite, Robert Aird, Esq. Stratltaven, on r. and within 2 M. of, is Newton, — Brown, Esq. Beyond Strathaven, on r. is Overton j — Stewart, Esq. I Kilbride, within 2 m. of, is Torence Mrs. Stewart. •2 M. from Kilbride, on r. is Calder- wood, Sir W. Maxwell, Bart. Between Kilbride and Rutherglen arc Castle Milk, Lady Stewart ; and Cathkin, Ewing M'Clea, Esq. Another Road, SANQUHAR, asp. 364 - j Muirkirk", Ayrsh. [5 On r. to Edinburgh, 3 x M. j &n 1. to Ayr, 25 V. Strathaven", Lanerhs. 13 Kilbride" On r. to Hamilton, 6 m. ; on 1. to Ayr, 3 1 . Near Rutherglen, on r. to Hamilton, 7^ m. pRUTHERGLEN* Near the Clyde R. on 1. to dyr, 3i,f M.; Irvine, z$;and Greenock, 22. Cross the Clyde . 3 23 j- Cross the Soar (setp^z^} . Grooby" Markrield" On r. to Ash by de laZouch, thro' IVhilioick, io4 M. Shaw Lane Hugglescote* Near Ravoisione, on 1. to Hinckley, 13 J m. Ravensione" NearAshby t onv.to T.migh- bro',\zn.\ Hatherne, lo\\ Nottingham, 19-?. PASHBYDE LAZOUCH" 645//. 3 141 f. On 1. to Tamworth, 1 3$ M. Crow 3? »3* 637 //. 3155 /.—Ma. ar. tS Art. ; dep. 6 Mo. On 1. to Abbots Bromley, 6£ M.; i M. bey end, on r. to Ashburn, 1 1 . Stramshall" G;om flic 7Va« (secpr 71. Beamhurst Checkley-W 7 /^. 7/orie Lower Tean Upper Tean On r. to Clieadle, 3 m. .^001 trow M<» 7Va« J?. Lot man slow Dray cot — George On 1. to Stafford, vz\ M. 1 %M.beyond,on r. to Cheadle 34; o/i 1. to .S'towf, 6£. 3 M.from Dray cot, on r. to /.it'- casile, z\ ; beyond, on r. ^o Handley, 1. pCowbridge" BURSLEM— M. H. 17x3 //• 8625 /. Golden Hill At about 2 M. on 1. to 7cr/A;. 1 M.; ar«rf Sandbach, 7. MoretonGreen Che*h. Astbury PCONGLETON &. 503) I — 4 M F M F 5 ft 1 2 1- * 3 2- 6- 140 142 144 f 45 '45 146 '47 55 '557 .6 16/ 16b INNS. A shby ci e la Zouch , Queers Head. Burton, George, Queens. Sud- bury. Lor dVernorCs Arms. Uttoxeter, 'yKHa-.f. Congleton, Bl. Lion, Swon. 309] Roads measured from Hicks's Hall. [370 C0XGLE70X to Leicester. Uttoxeter Sudbury Burton 5 Ashby de la Zouch Leicester \~ M 3? 35 45 53 7°, and 1$ Grooby, at, John Pares, Esq M. beyond Grodby, on r. Steward's Hay and Broadgate Park, Earl oi Stamford and Warrington ; and from Bardon Hill, on Charvvood Forest, an immense and beautiful Prospect over fourteen Counties. Marlijield and Hugglescote, between, on r. is Bardon Hall, W. Hood, Esq. 7?a#mtfowe,at,LeonardFosbrook,Esq Asliby dela Zouch, fine Ruins belong- ing- to the Marquis of Hastings Bretby, on r.BretbyHall,Earl of Ches- terfield ; about 1 M. beyond, onl. is Brislincote Hall, Wm. Nadin, Esq. Burton, 1 7 M. on 1. of, Sinai Park, Marquis of Anglesea. 7WZw77/,theCastle,now inRuins. Here Mary Q. of Scots was once confined. Within 2 ftf. of Tutbury, on r. Rclles- ton, Sir Oswald Mosley, Bart. Sudbury, onr. is Sudbury House, Lord Vernon. Doveridge, on 1. is Doveridge House, Lord Waterpark. Strcunskall, on r. is Crake Marsh Hall, Tho. Cotton Sheppard, Esq. Lane End, about 1 M. on 1. of, Sir JohnEndsor Heathcpte, Bart. Stoke upon Trent, hear, on 1. — Well- don, Esq. Cowbridge, about \ M. from, on I. is Etruria, Josiah Wedgewood, Esq pKENDAL\ asp. 332 . Cross Ken R. (seep. 332-). Grayrigg About 5 j-M. cross the Lune or Loyne R. (seep.n 2) . Near Tebay, on r. to Tet7" ' 7 Again, cross the Loyne. ORTON x 292 H. 1333 I. Over Orton, Ravensworth , and Meaburn Moors, to Hough 44 ■ ■ - 262 267 2 74 2842 M F M F Burrels —4 2846 Grots Eden R. (seep.n f] . ^APPLEBY* (seep. 3 5 6J 1 iz 286 IN IV. ' Appleby, C rown. I Kendal, about 4 m. from, on 1. is Shaw End, Arthur Shepherd, Esq. Orton, John Burn, Esq. Appleby, Appleby Castle, E. of Thanet. To Richmond and Bernard A I . £i§» To Cattenck Bridge , as p. 355 Cross the Swale R. (seep, 355) ; on r. to Aorth \ Allerton, 12 m. ; and j Bishop Auckland, 1$%. i A corporate Town — 512 H. 3056,/.— Ma. I ar. 9 Mo. • dep. 2 Aft. Kirby Hill- Grates 'Newsham* \Near Small ways, on r. to j Stain drop, 1 § si. . Small ways Greta Bridge" if (H. beyond GretaBridge, i on 1. to Br^irgh, 17 M. Cross Tees R. (see'p. 43 '■$)> pBERNARD CASTLE, Durham 457 H. 2986 1. 24 23c *34 ;2 39 ,240 242 243 •245 249 II\NS. Richmond, King's Arms, King's Head. Greta-Bridge, George, '■Griffin. Catterick Bridge, 1 \ M. on 1, of, BroU£u Kallj Sir Henry Lawson, Bart. Richmond, 3 .$1/011 r. of, Sedbury House, — Thoroton, Esq, Near 2 'to ..beyond Rickwond, on r. Ask; Hall, Lord Dundas ; beyond which, I Gillmg Hall, iately.Lady Wharton.! Kirby Hill, jnear 2 M. on r. of,.i> j Hartforth Hall, S. Cradock, Esq. Neiosham, 1 a m. on 1. of, Barhingham i ■ Park, — Milbank, Esq. Greta Bridge, beyond, on r. is Rbfceby I Parkj} J.'B. Snwrey Morritt, Esq. ' ; B B ; 7l] Roads measured from Hicks's Hall. [372 To LoNGNOR. To ^LICHFIELD',^. | M 299 z\ n.from Lichfield., on r. to Sudbury, 13^. Hansacre Cross the Grand Trunk Canal (see p. 30 1 ) , and Trent R. (seep. 300). Hill Ridware BIythbury Ghtn the Blyth R. whose Course on 1. is to the R. Trent. pABBOTS BROMLEY* stoz H. 1019 I. Bagots Bromley Wills Lock* Blunt's Green* aUTTOXETER (seep. 3'57) Onv.to Derby, :8J M. Stram shall" Cross the Tean R. whose Course on I. is to the R. Dove. Beamhurst Checkley Lower Tean • Upper Tean" On\. to Neiucastle, io| M. pCHEADLE* 6+zH. 3191 I. On r. to Ashburn, um,: on\. toStone,\o\ Leek, 1 o ; and Newcastle, 1 1 . z :«. beyond Cheadle, 011 1. to Neivcastle, 10 J. Cro*s Churnet R. (whose Course on 1. is to the R. Dove), and on r. to Ashburn, 9I M. Ipstones* Bottom House- Cross Q/j r. to Ashburn, io| M.; &«. 1. to Z^fA, 4§. Onecote 2% m. beyond, on r, Harrington, 3. LONGNOR 102 //. 4*7 /. INNS. Uttoxeter, Whiip Hart. Cheadle, Royal Oak,. TUkcctshcaf. 1*5 iz 9 r 3 o 1346 r 35 <3* 138- '39 I4L 142 143 146 <53 '55 162 Liclificld, about 3 M. beyond, on 1. is Hanch Hall, John Breynton, Esq. Abbots Bromley, a little bevond, on 1. is Blythfield Hail, Lord Bagofc Wdls Lock, about 1 M. on 1. of,is Loxley Hallj J. Sneyd Kynnerslcy, Esq. Blunt s Green, a little bevond, on 1. is- Highfield, VV.M. Marston, Esq. SiramshalL, our. is Crake Marsh Hall, Thos. Cotton Sheppard, Esq. Upper Tean, on r. of, is the Heath House, John Philips, Esq. Upper Tean and Cheadle, between, la Huntley Hall, Philip Bulkeley, Esq Cheadle. 1 Mi on r. of, is Hales Hall, Nathaniel Kirkmau, Esq.; about 1 m. beyond which are Woodhead, John Jeffery, Esq.; and Thornberry Hall, John May, Esq. ; and 2 M. on 1. of Cheadle is Dilhorn Park, Mrs. Holliday. About 4 m. on r. of Cheadle are Alton Hall, an elegant Seat of the Earl of Shrewsbury; Cotton Hall, G. H. Errington, Esq. ; and Farley Hall, John Bill, Esq. About 1 5 m. from Cheadle, on 1. is Shaw House, James Beech, Esq. Ipstones, about 1 M. on 1. of, is Bel- mont, Wm. Sneyd, Esq. To pPENRITH, asp. 3 «;6 Salkeld Dyke La z on by Cross Eden R. (seep. 3 .3 K ) . ?KIRKOSWALD" 1x8 H. 636 7. ■ F M — - z8< 5 4 290 1 4 292 1 4 -9 3 Kirkoswald, at, on 1. the College, C. Featherstonhaugh, Esq. To r BIGGLESWADE, as P- 344 On 1. to St. Neots, 11 M. Sutton— T. G. POTTON x 270 H. 1 1 54 I. Potion, near, on r. Sutton Park, Sir John Burgoyne, Bart. 3/3] Roads measured from HrcKs's Hall. [374 6S To Kettkuing and Oakham, by [Vellinglorough. To pNEWPORT PAG- NELL, as p. 280 . Thro' Newport Pagnell, on \.to Nort.hampto)i, 15. Cross Ouse R. (see p.zjfi). Sherrington •^'Emberton Cross the (%use R, pOLNEY* 484 H. zz6d 2. On p. to Bedford, 1 if M.; on 1. to Stoke Golding, 4. Warrington j'Bozear, Norlhamp. Wollaston" At xi M. crosf the Nen P.. (seep. \zz). fWELLIN( 5 BOROUGH 749 H. 3999 /.— Me.. ar. 8 Mo.; dep. 4 Aft. On. r. to Th raps ton, 1 o? M.; onX.to Northampton, 1 c S Great Harrowden* Isham* Near Kettering, on r. to TJirapston, 9|m.; and Higham Ferrers, 9^. PKETTE RIN G (seep. 380) "OAKHAM, as p. 380, Ih'tland. INNS. Wellingborough, Hind, IV. Hart. Kettering;, George, IV. Hart. Olney, about 1 M. on r. of, is Clifton Hall, Miss Small; and about 1 M. on 1. of Olney h Weston Under- wood, G. J. Courteney, E?q. Bozeat, on i. of, is Eastcn Mauduit, Barones Grey de Ruthyn ; and 2 m. further to thel. CastleAshby, Marq. of Northampton; and 2 M. on r. is Hinwick House, Rich. Orlebar, Esq. JVollaston, Francis Dickins, Esq. Great Harrowden, Earl Fitzwilliain. On r. of Great Harrowden is Finedon, — Dolben, Esq. ; on 1. at Orling- bury, Allen Young 1 , Esq. and the Rev. Mr. Whitchouse. Isluttn, on 1. of, is Pytchley, — Knight- ley., Esq. Another Road to Leek. To PSnndon, as p. 300 Near Hilderslon, on r. to Dray cot, 4 J M.; on I. to Stone, 3 {. Hilderston On r. to Dray cot, 4J m. Near Meer Lane, on r. to Cheadle > 5^ M.; on 1. to Slone > 4+ : and j m. further, on r. to Uito.re- ter, i2§ ; on I to New- castle, 6. Meer Lane Weston Coyney" On. I. to Newcastle, 8 M. Cellar Head On r. to Cheadle, 4^ M. ; on 1. to Newcastle, Si. Wetley Rocks" Thence to pLEEK, as below 36 1 4 c 44 144 148 14c Weston Coyney, at,WalterHillCoyr.ey, Esq.; and TarkHall, — Parker, Esc. On r. of JVeston Coyney is Caverswait Castle, Hon. Booth Grey. TopCHEADLE, p. 371 z§ m. from Cheadle, on r. to Ashbvrn, xz\ m. ; 1 M. further, on I. to Newcastle, 9J. Wetley Rocks" On 1. to' Stone, io£m. Cheadleton* Cross the Caldon Branch (see p. 302) , and Chur- net R. (seep. 371). pLEEK (seep. 327) INNS. Leek, George, Swan with two Necks. fVetley Rocks, on 1. Westwood Hall, Rev, B, Powys ; on r. Belmont, Wm. Sneyd, Esq. ; and Basford, Win. Sneyd, Esq.; about l M.fvomFVetley Rocks, onl. is Fox Hall, Capt. Pigot. Between Wetley Rocks and Cheadleton, to the r. is Askcomb,W. Sneyd, Esq. Cheadleton, at Cheadleton Heath, on \ is Ashenhurst, Mrs. Salt. """" ~ .I146 5- -I 5 I 24 $4 3 ~ -1 * 5 7 bb2 375) Roads measured from Hicks's Hall. To Manchester, thro" Buxton. \ TopASHBURN, p.y-1 Sandy Brook"— T. G. Bentley" i m. beyond, on 1. to Clieadle, 13^. New Inn" Newhaven Inn On r. to Winster, <} M.; and Bakewell, 7^ : ctha 1 M. further, on 1. to Cheadle, 17. Within 1 m. of Hurdlou House, on r. to Bake- well, 6f ; and a little further, on 1. to Long- Hurdlow House- t?r. Street House — Z)&£»•& x§ M. beyond, on the r. to Bakewell, 92 • Entering Buxton, on 1. to /.ee/f, 1 z Bf, ; andMac- clesjield, 1 1 . J'Buxton'— Crescent On r. to Tideswell, 15^ M. ; Ci:esterjield, 23 : en 1. to Leek, nf ; o?:,~CHESTER-/«/ir- mary, as p. 328 M JTJ l 39 '4- 511*4' 145 * 4v *J <59 166 169 m 1 [376 on r. atTissingtcn, Sir Henry FiU- herbert. Bart. Buxton is a Place of greatResort during the Season for drinking the Waters. At about 1 m. from the Town is rcole'sIIolejacuriousCaverUjCallcd the secondWonderof thePeak. The surroxtudingCountry very beautiful. JVhalcv Bridge, about 1 M. on Uj's Tixall, F.Joddrell, Esq. Dis/ii/, beyond, on 1. is Lyme Hall, Thos. Legh, Esq. Bullock Smithy, or r. TorlingtonLodge, J. Lcgh , Esq. ; 1 M. on r. of Stockport Moor, Offerton Hill, L. Wright, Esq. Stockport, 1 m. from, on r. is Bramall Hall, W. Davenport, Esq. 2 m. on r. of Stockport, Arden Hall (in which is a very curious Collection of old Family Pictures'', J. Arden, Esq, To Manchester, thro' Matlock Bath, avoiding the Hills. INNS. Buxton, Angel, Eagle and Child, George, Grcvt,HaU, New Stables, W.Hart. Whaley, Cock. Disley, flam's Head. Bullock Smithy, R. Lion, Sim. Stockport, Bulkeley Arms, Crown and Anchor, White Lion. Sandy Brook, a Seat of Mrs. Gibson. BcrJle?/, between it and New Inn, i m. ' M as p. iz± — 2 To "»'DERB\ lAllestrey" Duffield" Cross Dcrwenf R. which \ rises a few Miles north of the Village of Der- w ent : its Course from thence is thro' Baslow, is joined by the Wye a little south of Rowley, and from thence goes to Matlock; andonr.it goes thro' Belpcr and Derb}-, and joins the Trent R. near Sawley. Miltoid* BELPER* 1 143 H. 5:778 /. On I. to Asliburn, iiM. 4| Mi beyond, on r. to Atfretcn, 6; and r/css the Crcmford Canal &f Dement River to CROMFORD - 2> 9 H. 12<\I. Matlnck Bath" Near Matlock Bridge, on r. to Alfrcton, 84 M. Over Matlock Bridge to (v Matlock, 2 m.) M 126 •28 .50 131 134 141 [42 W] Roads measured from Hicks's Hall. [3 /S Near Darley, on r. to Chesterfield, 10^ M.; on 1. to fFhuter, %%. Darley JVearr Rowslcy, on r. to Chesterfield, o| m. Again cross the Derwent. \ Uovvsley* -#om£ £ M. further cross theR.TFye, which rises near Buxton, and runs on 1. to the Derwent. 'BAKEWELL' 310 H. 1485 L Ma. ai\ 10 Aft.; dep.4Mo. On r. to Sheffield, i6| M.; on 1. to Ashburn, 1 5*f • Ash ford" ,$ Ash ford, on 1. to Lang- uor, 9 m.; Buxton, io£. Again cross the TVye R. Wardlow" 27wo' fPardhw, on r. to Chesterfield, 14 m. 1 v m. beyond, on r. to Sheffield, i6i\l.; oj* 1. to Tides-well, 1 : 1 M.Jur- ther y on 1. to Tidcswdl, if ; anrf Buxton, 7. Peak Forest Town Sparrow Pit Gate 0;i r. to Sheffield, iq m, Xear Chapel on leF>Uh,/)>i r. to Huddtsrsfitld, i;;u. PCHAPEL ON LE FRITH* 6z 3 K 3 C47 /--Ma. ar. 4 Aft.; dep. 10 Mo. Near TVhaley Bridge, on 1. to Buxton, 6 M.j a»d? Af« ccles field, cj i . Whaley Bridge ^MANCHESTER -^-i;*- iirmary, as p. 375 »5i7 [ 47 i'&3 r S5 ?rf Baldock, 5. Vtvir Sheff'ord, on r. #0 Tint Jock, 8 m.; antf^. Neois, 15. SHEFFORIT, /fc>r//. Cotton End Fenlake AfrflF* Bedford ', on I. to She'f- hVul, where it unites -\\ith the Den R. Oil 1. to Buxton, Z3I M. Little Sheffield, Yorkshire pSHEFFIELD"— Cross | A corporate Town — • 7927 H. 35> 8 4° /« — i Ma. ar. 9^ Aft.; dep. 2-25 Mo. On r. to Worksop, 78 M.;; on 1. to Hiuldersjield, 2.6I Cross the Don R. (see p.' 351) ; and on v. to Ro- therham, 6j M. Pits Moor Ecclesfield" Chapel Town" On r. toRotherham, 5^M.; on I. to Stockport, 33. Wood Hill Near § M. beyond, on r. to Rotherham, 7 >l. Worsborough* Bank Top Inn* I H.from Bank Top Inn, on r. to Doncaster, 14I ; on I. to Stockport, 33JL pBARNSLEY— 7K/W 994//.5014/. — Ma. ar/ i2-25Mo.;dep.:z4Mo.' On r. to Doncaster, 1 5 M.j] on 1. to Stockport, 33^. 77r/o' £//e Town, on 1. to; Huddcrsfield, 17 >i. Gy#$ 2ne Dearn &; Dove, Canal* JheBamsley Com iyi r IV) I f 2 - i749'2 1 3 44 46 1 — 1 2 56 — 7 37 13 150 385] Roads measured from Hicks's Hall. [38(5 7Yent Bridge, i f- m . on r. Colwick 11 all, John Musters, Esq.; i£ s\. beyond, on the S. E. Side of the Trent, is Holme Pierrepont, Earl Manvers. The Noilingitcan Canal commences at the Trent River, near Nottingham ; runs south of that Town, and for some Distance by the Side df the LeenR.; passes through Wollaton, and goes byTrowell, Cossali, Aws- worth,andEastwoo< 5 .. where it unites with the Envash 1, Mr:-. I .and commu- nicates with the ( i 'iiijord Canal. Nottingham is one of the principal Seats of the Stocking Manufacture. The Castle, a modern Building, belongs to the Duke of Newcastle. 3 M. on r. of Nottingham is Gedling, Rev. Mr. Smelt ; and on 1. at Day- brook, Jas. Hooley, Esq.; and i M. beyond Nottingham, on r. Ichabod Wright, Esq. lied Hilly z M. beyond, on r. Sherwood Lodge, Henry Coape, Esq.; at Cal- verton, Major Gen. Sherbrooke; and at Oxton,Wm. Sherbrooke, Esq. Newstead T. G. on 1. is Newstead Abbey, Major Wild man; and ? M. bevond, on r. Fountain Dale, Gen. Need. Mansfield, within i M. on r. Bury Hill, Thos. Walker, Esq. i M. on r. of Mansfield is Sherwood Hall, H. W. Hulton, Esq. A few te. from Mansfield, on r.Welbeck Abbey, Duke of Portland; Worksop Manor, Earl of Surrey; Clumber House & Park, Duke of Newcastle; ami Thoresby Park, Earl Manvers : onl.Aimesley, John Chaworth, Esq. Glapwdl, on r. Thos. Hallows, Esq. On r. of GlupwellsQe, on an imminence, Bohsdver Castle, Duke of Portland. On 1. of Girtpwcll, Hardwick Hall, an ancient Mansion of the Duke of Devonshire. Heath, about I M. beyond, on r. is Sutton Hall, Marquis of Ormond ; and atPalterton, — Lowndes, Esq. Temple Norr.Hmto.'i, z M. oh 1. Tipton Hall, Mrs. Lord. Hashtnd, &b'6u£ z\ M. onk is WifiS,'^- worth Hall, Sir Henry Hunloke, 3t .; & the IronWtrrks of Jos. Butler, Esq. Ckcsterf eld, Dur&ni Hall,Adam Slater, Esq. There are very considerable Iron Works near this Town and its Neighbourhood, i M. on r. of Ches- tcrfe/d, Tapton House, Isaac Wil- kinson, Esq. ; and Tapton Grove, Mrs. Bilbie; and on 1. is Dunstou Hall, Thos. Smith, Esq. Dnmffild, J. Cecil, Esq. Between Drojfield and Healey, on r. S. Shore, jun. Esq.; and Norton House, John Read, Esq.; further on r. Oaks Hall, Sir Wm. Chambers Bagshaw; Meersbrook,Sam.Shore, sen. Esq. ; and Seats of Brorahead Ward, Esq. and Thos. Leader, Esq. Sheffield: this Town has been long noted for itsManufacture of Cutlery, and is celebrated for itsHardware all over Europe. The whole of the , heavyWork being performed byMe- chanism, it is enabled to undersell every other Market in the World : it employs about 6oo Master Cutlers. Between Sheffield and Eeclerfield, our. Page Hall, George Bustard Greaves, Esq. ; \ M. further is Brush House, Thos.Booth,Esq.; andiM.furtherOu r. is Shire Hall, Hugh Mellor, Esq. Chapel Town, z m. on r. Grange Hall, Baron Howard of Effingham. About i m. on 1. of Cfiapel Town, Mor- toinley, — Parkin, Esq.; near 3 m. on r.of Cluipel TW^YVentworthHouse, the nobleSeatofEarlFitz william, en- riched with beautiful Paintings, &c. Worshorov'jh, on 1. F. Edmunds, Esq. 1 m. beyond JVvrsborovgh, a fine View of Wentworth Castle, Wentworth Vernon, Esq. Bank Top Inn, on r. Darlcy Hall, — ! Newman, Esq.; and 1 n. on 1. is Ouzlethwaite, Wm. Elmhurst, Esq. Barnsley, about 5 M.on l.CannonHall, W. B. Stanhope, Esq. The Dearn mid Dove Canal begins at a navigable Cut made by the Side of theR. Don, between the Parishes of Mexborough and Svvinton, and pro- ceeds by Wath & Womb well, where a Branch belonging to it goes to El- sicar Iron Works ; and, at a further Distance, another Branch goes to WorsboroTronWorks; it then con- tinues its Line until it joins the Barnsley Canal S. E. of that Town. C C 387] Roads measured from Hicks's Hall. [388 M F M P| |M F M F nal', and the R. Beam ■ 1 Cross the Wharf e (see p. (which runs on r. to I 35*)- the R. Don). Dun Keswick 1 5 205 6 Old Mill Inn" — 6 r 77 - I ;Spacey House 2 { 208 3 Staincross 23 179 ' p Han-ovrgate-0£e/«/fc 21 1 1 Over Wood Moor to \On r. to Knaresborough, Woolley Park" 2 - 181 7 I 3^ M. : 911 1. to Otley, I New Miller Dam" 1 7 183 ( > 125; and Bradford, 10. i Miitborpe" — 5 184 5 Low Harrowgate — 2 211 3 i Sandal 1" — Cross Keys x M. from Sandall, on r. to Doncaster, zo$. ~4 184 •, 1 i M . beyond, on r . to High Harrowgate, 2. Killenhall *4 2137 (soss the Colder R. which On 1. to Otiey, 12 M. onl. rises about 5 M.E. ; Near Ripley cross theNidd of Burnley, and on r. R. (see p. 352), and on passes through Wake- r. to Knaresborough, 4^ field, and joins the R. M. Aire near Castleford. iPRIPLEY— Star frm 1 - 115 2 * WAKEF1 ELD-Vr/^t> 1 55 //. 273 /.—Ma. ar. Hart 2 1 187. J ni Aft.; dep. »| Mo. 1959 H. 8593 /'.—Ma. On 1. to Paitley Bridge, ar. 2 Mo.; dep. 10-40 8* M. Aft. South Stainley"/2.Z/io7z 2 ; \ 2175 On r. to West Gar forth, 9 i Of *r Monkton Moor, and M. : onl-toHuddersJield, cross the Shell R. whose 13; and Halifax, 16. Course on r. is to the Through the Town, on 1. Eure K. 1 m. on r. of to Bradford, \i\ m. Ripon. Newton' 1 4 r 188 4 ^RlVO^'-Marhet Cross 5 1 222 7 Loft House* 2 1 190 r 94 J A corporate Town I \ c 9 i H. 3633 /.-Ma. ar. 8 Mo. ; dep. 6 Aft. Hunsleet— T. G. 1\ ear Leeds, on 1. to Hud- 4 1 tkrsfield, i <£ m. ; and Halifax, 1 Si. INNS. Hitchin, Sun, Swan. Shef- Cross Aire R. (seep. 351). ford, TV.Hart. Bedford, George, Swa n. pLEEDS— King's Arms 1 1 ! J 95 7 Hicham Ferrers, Green Dragon. Ket- A corporate Town — 1 1 teriug, George, W. Hart. Uppingham, 12,860//. 62,534/.— I ; Falcon. Oakham, Crown, George. Mel- Ma. ar. ',-z; Mo.; dep. i 1 ton Mowbray, George if Talbot, Swan. 9 1 Aft. - 4 Nottingham, Blackmoors Head , White Potter Newton 2 ! i 9 S _ Lion. Mansfield, Crown, Swan. Ches- Chapel A'ilerlon" : Moor Town-/*/. Bull 1 Ocer Black Jlocr to iAlwoodley Gate , f 1 1 98 terfield, Angel. Sheffield, K's Head, : 1 . - -99 , Tontine. Bank Top Inn. Barnslev, W. Bear. AYakefield, Strafford Arms, \ White Hart. Leeds, Bull and Mouth, 1 ). Golden Lion, Hotel, King's Amis, Rose ~ <3f Crown, Talbot, White Horse Tavern. King's Anns 1 5 'i 201 Hare wood' Harewood M ! H arswood , Golden Cross. H arrowgate , Arms 3 i 2 ° 4 1 Dragon, Granbu, Queen's Head. Low On r. to Tadrasfer, 1 i te. • Harrowgate, Crown, Half Moon, White \ m. beyond, em the\. h t 1 'Hart. Ripley, Star. Ripon. Norfelk Otlcy, 8. ' .inns, t'liirtn-rt. 3S9] Roads measured from Hicks's Hall. R1PON to miwyn. Ripley Low Harrowgate Harrowgate Harewood Leeds Wakefield Barns ley Bank Top Inn Sheffield Chesterfield Mansfield Nottingham Melton Mowbray Oakham Uppingham Kettering Higham Ferrers Bedford Shefford Hitchin Welwyn 1 1 I T i8 27 35 46 47 is i~ u h' " 8 ( 7!|it7 9|6 127 6l4;i33 : 4 ; 4 148 96 158 102 l \ 1 'S 1 2 '41 111! 1417 8,7 7- 9!- The Barnsley Canal commences from the River Calder, a little east of ( Wakefield : its Course from thence is near Crofton and Felkirk, and crossing the Dearn River S. E. of Barnsley (being joined by the Dearn and Dove Canal), it runs some. Way by the Side of the Dearn, andj divides into two Branches; one goesj to Cawthorue and the other about! 2 m. beyond Darton. — Length of this Canal about 14 M. Old Mill Inn, if m. beyond, on 1. is New Lodge, J. Clarke, Esq. JVoolley Park, on 1. of, is WoolleyHall, Godfrey Wentworth, Esq. ; 2 M. beyond which is Bretton Park, T. R. Beaumont, Esq. New Miller Dam, on r. of, is Chevet Hall, Sir Thomas Pilkington, Bart. Between New Miller Dam and Mil- thorpe, on r,are Pleadwich Hall, J. Roberts, Esq. and Woodthorpe, John Wood, Esq. : on 1. is Kettle- thorpe, John Armitage, Esq. Near 4 m. on 1. of New Miller Dam, atNetherton, T. R. Beaumont, Esq.; 3 m. beyond which is The Grange, Sir John Lister Kaye, Bart. 5anri«r//,H.Zouch,Esq.: between San- dall & f Pake field ,o\\ r.Maj .Hewitson. C C [390 IVakejleld, near, on r. at Heath, John Henry Smyth, Esq. ; and W. Smithson, Esq. ; and on 1. of IVdke- Jield is Thorn's House, Benjamin Gaskell, Esq. ; beyond which is Lupset Hall, D. Gaskell, Esq. Newton and Loft House, between, $ m. onr. Hatfield Hall, late J.Hatfield Kaye, Esq.; and about zm. further on r. across the Calder, is Newlaud Park, Sir Edward Siuythe, Bart. Loft House, about 1 M. beyond, on 1. is Thorpe, Miss Proctor: 2 m. beyond winch is Middleton Lodge, Charles Brandling, Esq.; and 1 Mi further, at 3 M. on r. of the Road, see Meth- ley House, Earl of Mexborough. Cfiapel JUerton, on r. is Gledhow, Sir John Beckett, Bart. ; and Allerton Gledhow, John Dixon, Esq. Harewood, on 1. is Harewood House, Earl of Harewood. Ripley, on the 1. Ripley Hall, SirWm. Ingilby, Bart. ; on r. is Nidd Hall, F. M. Trappes, Esq. South Stainley, 1 M. beyond, on 1. John Messinger, Esq. ; z\ ; m. further, on r. Hollin Close Hall, R.Wood, Esq. Ripon, within §M. on 1. J.Elliott, Esq.; and 2 M. on 1. of Ripon is Studley Royal, Miss Lawrence ; and Hack- fall, a romantic Valley ; and Grant- ley Park, Lord Grantley. Duffield, as p, 376 Iderichey" nVIRKS WORTH" 777 H. 3474 /• — - l\Q 5 2 .36 3 4 '39 Iderichey, z m. on r. at Belper Bridge, G. B. Strutt, Esq. JVirksworth, z M. on r. is Alderwaslee Hall, Francis Hurt, Esq. ToPMANSFIELD,/?.38 3 Cross the Meden R. (see p- 383)- Pleasley, Derby sh § m. beyond, on 1. to CJies terjield, 9. Stony Houghton Onr. to Rnth-erham, 1$ M PBOLSOVER* 247 H. 1043 /. - 138 3 - 141 ? - 142 3 4 »45 Bolsover, at, is Bolsover Ca*tle, Duke of Portland. 390 Roads measured from Hicks's Hall. [392 3- 158 [ 59 162 164 ,65 167 •73 7<: »8o 8; To Manchester, thro' Knutsford and Altrincham. To p Church Lawton, asp. 303 Near Oddrode, on 1. to Sandbach, 4^ M. Oddrode* Smalhvood Brownedge Brereton Green" PHolmes Chapel Cross the Dane (seep.$oi). Allostock" PKNUTSFORD* (p. 303 ) Onx. to Macclesfield \ i^m.; on 1. to North icich, 6f. 2 M.furtfter, on 1. *o //'ay- rittg"fcw,9f; 5 M further, on 1. to Northwich, 7%. Buckley Hill ./6ow/ i| m. /ro?n which cross theBollin It. who s e Course on r. is from Macclesfield, &c. and on r. to the R. Mersev. ALTRINCHAM" 41 i //. 203 z /. •/Ao/^ A M. cross iT/V Duke ofBridgewiter's Quia! J see p. 305). Cross Si reel* /oo«i * ft*.c*WW ih .■.. y R. (see p. 304). St ret ford, Lane ash. About* vs. frofn Sfre'Jord again cv.'v.s- the fluke of Bridgewalcrs ( ';,•/..//, § al ''At the tqqte J)Ls(a#pG further, cross- it t/rire. UA N CHESTER 'fc z8T 4 -I 1 8 8 INNS. Kb tsfocd, ,ingel, George. Altrincho.m, Bowling Green, Unicorn. M ancheste r, /■'■■■;;.'. ; u;. Oddrode, on r. is Rode Hail,, R. Wii- On 1. of Altrincham, Oldfield Hall, Win, Rigby, Esq.; Baguley Hall, Miss Houghton ; and Withenshaw Hall, W. Egerton, Esq. Gx5 Street, 1 M. on 1. is Sale Hail, C. White, Esq. 'Manchester , within 2 M. of, on 1. Traf ford House, Thomas Trafford, £sq 162 3|i ,165 - ,167 169 ^Manchester, th.ro' Connieton. \ ToCONGLETON>.303 Mar ton* Siddington Monk's Heath* On 1. to Knutsford, 6$ M.; j on r. to Macclesfield, 5. -Nether Alderley" Street Lane End* Wilmslow" Cross th e hoi! in (seep. 391) Cheadle" Cross the Mersey (see 3 04) . j Didibury*, Lane. Withington" Rusholme Green* ^MANCHESTER (seep 3-8) 1 - 172 !74 t i 6 179 180 182 183 2;+ 1 186 braham Booile, Esq. Brtreton, at, — Lq$g q Esq. Allostock and Knutsford, between, on r. Peover Hall, Sir H.Mainwaring.Bt.; on 1. Toft Hall, G. Leycester, Esq. Altrbichui:<, near, on 1. Dunham Hall, II Earl of Stamford and Warrington ;ij oh r. Ashley Hall, J. Arden^ Esq. || INNS. Congleton, Bl. Lion, Swan. Wihnslow, l Swan.Manchester,a^/.339 Gv-ltton, near 2 M. beyond, on r. is Eaton Hail, Rich. Keymer, Esq. Marion, on 1. Marton Hall, Sir Ti.os Fleetwood, Bart. Monk's Ihaih, within 1 m. on 1. Capes* thorn Hall, D. Davenport, Esq. Near Monk's Heath, on r.Thoruycroft Hall, Edw. Thornycroft, Esq. Nether Jlderley, on r. is Alderley Hall, Sir John Thos. Stanley, Bart. Street Lane End, 1 M. beyond, on r. is Fullshaw Hall, Sam. Fynney, Esq. JVilmslow, on 1. is Hawthorn Hall Thos. Page, Esq. Cheadle, James Harrison, Esq. Didsbury, on r. Parrs Wood, R. A. Fa rington, Esq.; a little further, Seats of W. Broome, and C. Horsfall, Esqg Withington, on 1. Wm. Wright, Esq and Rev. James Bayley ; and on r. J*>hn Parker, Esq. Rus/iolme Green, near, on 1. is Piatt House, J. C.Worsley, Esq.; and at Rusholme, John Entwistle, Esq 393] Roads measured from Hicks'b Hall. [394 Another Road to Bedford. ,To pSilsoe, as p. 317 I Clophi 1 1 - Fhj'uig Horse (West End" iWillsbemstead j Elstow" — Red Lion j On r. to fViUingto7i, 4 m.j on 1. to Ampthill, 7$. | b PBEDFORD (keep. $79) j — Ouse Bridge M F M — - 40 1 q 4^ 2 - 44 2 5 4 o 2 7 49 I 3 5 1 To Liverpool, by JVoodside Ferry, \West End, 1 m. on r. of, Lord Carteret. At Elstow \% Elstow Colquhoun. To Gilsland Spa. cb PCARLISLE, asp. 35,9 High Crosby" Cross the IrthingR.whose Course on r. is to the R. Eden. pBRAMPTON* 267 H. 2043 I. 3§ M.from Brampton, on the r. to Newcastle upon Tyne, 465. Nether Denton Cross the Plots Wall. Gilsland Spa" To ^CHESTER, p. 288 Cross the Cltester 8f EUes- mere Canal (seep.234). Backford Great Sutton Little Sutton Childer Thornton Eastham Bromborovv is HaynesjjGreat Bebbington On I. to Park gate, 7 M. Tranmore Birkenhead Abbey iWoodside Ferry j CrossMersey 11. (see% 04) to ^LIVERPOOL, Lane. computed Distance about U F Lodge, Mrs. 303 307 INN. Brampton, Howard', 312 317 320 Aims. M jl 1 90 »95 6;:: 9 6 4) ^ 2]j200 -;i202 2::2G4's! 4205 ' 206 207 INNS. Chester, as />. 272. Li- verpool, as p. 306. To Liverpool, by Birmingham 11C PBIRM INGHAM, p. 228 Sutton Coldrield «*pLICHFIELD ^LIVERPOOL, asp. 299 124 *5 2 219 To Blackpool To "PPRESTON", ^.331 Cross the Lancaster Canal 0*e />• 333). Ashton Crosby, between 3 and 4M. on r. of, is Corby Castle, Henry Howard, Esq. Brampton, about 2 m. on 1. is Walton Hall, Wm.PonsonbyJohnston,Esq.;jVlif ton and 2 M. on r. is Naworth Castle, jjKIRKHAM* Earl of Carlisle. |! 434 H. 2: Gilsland Spa is a Watering Place,! Weeton now much frequented. Newton To K1RKHAM, «^. 3 94 WW Black P°° r Weeton 2 6 229 7 Staining* 2 6 232(5 POULTON 3- Z3 5\5 211 H. 926 7. I Staining, \ M. beyond, on 1. Single- ton Lodge, Joshua Marriott, Esq.; 1 M. beyond is Maines, William Fitzherbert Brockholcs, E-q. - i 4 7. - 2 1 8 2 -» 220 3 4 224 3 — 227 2 6 229 3 2 233 2 a 235 Preston, 1 M. from, on 1. is Tuckerth Hall, B. F. Heskelh, Esq. Kirkham, 1 M.from, on 1. RibbyHousc, Jos. Hornby, Esq. Blackpool has a fine Beach, and is an excellent Place for Bathing; near it are Rossall, Bold Fleetwood Hesketh, Esq.; and Lytham Hall, John Clifton, Esq. 395j Roads measured from Hicks's Hall. [393; i8g 190 191 *9$ 95 r 9 8 !io8 To Chorley, by Wigan | m;fI: m To pWARRINGTON, as p. 504 Longford Bridge" Hulme— T. G. Winwick" b P\EWTON" 269 H. 1589 /. On r. to Bolton, 13 m. fAshton" On 1. to Liverpool, 1 j\ M. Goose Green" Smithy Brook Cross the Douglas (whose Course on 1. is to the Sea), and Leeds and. Liverpool Canal (see p. 404). MVIGAN" 2686 H. 14,060 7. Ma, ar. 3 Mo.; dep. 10 Aft. On r. to Manchester, 18 M.; and Bolton, 10. 2 M. beyond, on 1. to Pres- ton, 14$. Within f M. */ Yarroio I Bridge, on r. #0 ^||& j Chester, 20. Yarrow Bridge" C'rat? fAe I 'arrow River, \ at hose Course on 1. is | to the R. Douglas. , "CHORLEY (see p. i$i). \ House, Tho. Woodcock, Esq.; at r m. on r. is Haigh Hall, the Earl of; Balcarras; and a little beyond is Whitley, Sir Rob. Holt Leigh, Bt.;i further on the r. see Larches, Col. ! Tho. Clayton. About 3 m. from Wigan, on the 1. are 1 Standish Hall, Thomas Strickland I Standish, Esq.; Prospect Hill, Geo.j Aynsley, Esq.; and Standish Rec- tory, Rev. Rich Perryn. 3§ M. from Wigan, sec on r. Arley, j John Johnson, Esq.; 4 m. on 1. is Northall, Sir Rich. Clayton, Bart.; and 5* m. on r. Ellerbeck, John Hodgson, Esq. Yarrow Bridge, on 1. Duxbury Hall, Hall Standish, Esq. 74 207 To Market Harborough, through Kettering. 20913 INNS, Wigan, Eagle and Child. Chorley, Bl. Bidl's Head, Royal Oak. Longford Bridge, on r. Orford Hall, John Blackburne, Esq. Winwich, on 1. Winwick Hall, Rev. Geoffrey Hornby. Newton and Ashton, between, on r. is| Haydock Lodge, Tho. Legh, Esq. ; Ashton, at, on r. GolbornePark, Mrs. Legh; on 1. is New Hall, Sir Win. Gerrard, Bt.; beyond which, Gars- wood Hall, Sir Win. Gerrard, Bt. Goose Green, on r. is Hawkiev, Chr. Molineux, Esq. ; on 1. Winstanlev Hall, M. Bsiukes, Esq. WinmK 1 M. beyond, see on 1. Bank To pKETTERING", as P' 380 ROTHWELL" Desborough Hermitage- Little Bowden",- Near Market Harboio, on r. to Rockingham, 9 M. Cross the Welland R. (see P- 3*3)- MARKET HARBORO' (see p. 323), Leic. — 4 i 8.5' 4 INNS. Market Harboro', Angel, Three Swans. Kettering^ between 2 and 3 M. on r. is Boughton House, Duke of Buc- cleuch. Between Kettering and Rothivell, on r. Glcndon Hall, Mrs. Booth; on 1. is Thorpe Malsor, Thomas Cecil Maunsell, Esq. ; and 1 M. further, at Loddington, E. A. Young, Esq. Rothwell, Mrs. Cockayne. Half-way between Roth well and Des- boro' , on r. Rushton, Mrs.C'ockayne. Hermitage and Little Bowden, be- tween, on r. Dingley, — Aldridge, Esq. ; and on 1. Braybroke, Rev. Dr. Young. 397] Roads meagured from Hicks's Hall. [398 Oakerthorpe, p. 427 pALFRETON <68/y. 3396/. M 140 142 To King's Cl Eaton Socon, p. 366 | Through Eaton Socon, on r. to St. Neots, $ M. Cross Hall On r. to Huntingdon, 8|m . Stoughton Highway", Hunting donsh. Stanley pKIMBOLTON" 26 z H. 1400 i — Ma. ar. 8 Mo.; dep. 3 Aft. On 1. to Higham Ferrers, 6K m. pGreat Catsworth 1 M. beyond, on r. to Hun- tingdon, io£ M.; 0/1 1. to Thrapston, 6£> Brington Clapton, Northamp. z M. beyond, on tlie 1. to Thrapston, 35 M. O*0M Me A r e/i j£. (fo« /?. 3")- pOUNDLE* 380 if. 1833 f— Ma. ar. 8§Mo.; dep. 2$ Aft. On r. to Peterboro\ 1 3^ M. Cotterstock Chw* . 383 I38l Darton* %.| i/S3 Cross the Meden R. (see Cross the Dearn R. (see P- 3S3)- \ P-^l)- Pleasiey, Derbysh. 3|~ 141 I Bretton* 3^ f 1/8 7 % M. beijond, on the 1. to Midgeley 1 - -1797 Chesterfield, 9. [Hill Top t e > f 8 1 5 Stony Houghton 1 - 142 I jFlockton" — r ) 1823 On 1. to Bolsover, $\ M. ! 1 !M. beyond, on the r. to ScarclifT 1 -4 r 43 5 Wakefield, ${. Clown" -H 14b i IHighgate Lane" a l- 1847 1 M. beyond, on the r. gh!on, j the R. Calder. t on r. £0 (Vorksop, \o\; iPHUDDERSFIELD'* 1 - - 188 7 on 1. /o Sheffield, 73-. I 1922 H. 9671 /.— Ma. Aughton", Yorksh. 5- Mi 55 '1 ar. 9 Mo. ; dep. 7 Aft. i Whiston" 2 1 - ■mi \ On r. to fVahefieli, 1 3 m.; Through Tfhiitm, on r. on 1. to Chapel on le | tfc> TicJuiiil, 10 M. ; ojj Frith, 27; Stockport, ■ 1 . iW 3 1. /o Sh.-ficfd, 64. vROTHEFlHAM" 2 - - I K t ' 27^-; Manchester, zc,\-. • ;Clough cmr 2 . 731 i/. 2590 /. — Ma. i On v. to Leeds, 14 J m. ; ai\ 10 Aft.; dtp. 7 Aft. 1 -7 Bradford, 8. O/j r. ioDon ca- fcr, 1 z{ M . 5 ! ,Ealand 2 i r T 93 7 071 1. £0 Sheffield, G{. j fOW r. to Tfahe field, 15 J Cross the R. Don (see j\ j M.$ ic on 1. to Pc- I. to Manchester, 28 j. niston, 15. Gw.? if/te ('alder R. (see Greasborough r< 'i 1 . 1 8 1 ;,j p. 387). Nether Hough 1 - - 162 ; ;Salter Hobble Bridge 1 zjioq 1 Cort worth 1 : ijXfij - ^HALIFAX" 1 5 1967 Went worth" j - [ 2262 //. 9159 /.-Ma, ar. 7 Mo.; dep. 3 Aft. 1 7>i.fi'o/n TTentworth, on 1. to Shield, 7{. >On r. to TVakejield, 16 Worsborough" 4< 1 169 M. ; Leeds, 1S5 ; «wrt Bradford, Sf : ow 1. to Bank Top Inn" r] $;>/; Rochdale, 1 6| ; «-'•«' j | u.froni Bank Top Inn, j : Barnky, z\{. 1 on the r. to Doncdster, 14$; o?i 1. to Stock- port, 3jf- PBARNSLEY' (i^/;. 584; ! 1. t 2:1 I ~ 2 'Ovenden !{iiing\vorth* i Denholm Gate 3" z ! -98 1 2 190 ': - ;202 3 Cm r. to j juntas tec, 1 5 4 >* • *> | Through De/tholm Park. j o?2 1. • 3 3 2) . ^KENDAL (see p. az) \ 4 Mi 7 252 7 254 6 2586 ; 2 59,4 264 — AY.VS. Rotherham, Crown, R.Lion Bank Top Inn. Huddersfield, George Swan. Halifax, Talbot, White Lion. Kcighley, Devonshire Arms, New Inn. Skipton, Bl. Horse, New Inn. Settle,. Golden Lion, Spread Eagle, lngleton Bay Horse. Kirkby Lonsdale, Rose and Crown, Royal Oak. Kendal, Crown, King's Ai-ms, W. Hart. KENDAL to Man:fk!d. Kirkby Lonsdale 121 Ingleton 71 19 2 (Settle 10 6 30 - Skipton 15 5 45 5 Keighley 9 4 55 1 [Halifax 12 - 67 1 'Huddersfield 8,-; 75 1 Bamsley 16(3' 91 4 Bank Top Inn ir 92 6 Ilotherham rrnj 104 1 Mansfield zi',6\ 125 7 Steeton, Tho. Gariorth, Esq. Cross Hills, on 1. of, is Car Head, W. VVainman, Esq. Skipton, the Casile, Earl of Thanet. ■ Stliton, John Atkinson, Esq. 'The Leeds and Liverpool Canal. — The Navigation under this Title is from the Town of Leeds to Liverpool, forming a Line of Canal, when completed, of 129 m. Its first Act was obtained in the Year 1770, and after executing- a very considerable Portion, on the Yorkshire and the i ■■• -' tide&r an Act was oU=. 4Q5] Roads measured from Hicks's Hall. [406 tained, in 1790, for varying the Re-; maincler of the Line ; and a third Act was passed in 1794, agaiu to vary the Line from near Colne to Wigan: this Part of the Canal is called the Deviation Line, the whole of which is not completed. The Part from Liverpool to New-] boro'is called the Lancashire Side ;; and froEiNewboro' to Wigan (7 M.),i the Upper Douglas Navigation.; From Leeds to near Colne is called, the Yorkshire Side of the Leeds' and Liverpool Canal, which com- mences at Leeds, and passes on the S. Side of theR. Aire, by Calverley and Idle to Shipley (where it is joined by theEradford Canal, which comes from the Town of Bradford, and is about 3 M. in Lengthj, and at about 1 m. it crosses the Aire and goes by its Side as far as Gar- grave, passing by Bingley, near to Keighley, thro' Kildwick and Skip-' ton to Gargrave, and thence by' Church Marton and Thornton, to, its Summit at the Village of Foul- 1 ridge, where it passes underground' 1630 Yards, by a Tunnel, which is 18 Feet high and 17 Feet wide : — j from hence it goes to Great Mars- den, near Colne, which completes! that Part of the Leeds and Liver- pool Canal called the Yorksh. Side.] Here commences the Deviation; Line, and its Course is by .the Mar-j ket Towns of Burnley, Blackburn, andChorlcy, toWigan, andthence ( to Newboro' : at this Place com-i mences the Division called theLan-j cashire Side, which proceeds to! Brier's Mill (where a Cut is made from it, called the Lower Douglas' Navigation, about 5 m. in Length),; and from thence it goes to Hel-' sail, about 3 m. N. of Ormskirk,! and by Maghall, &c. to Liverpool.' Lengths— Yorkshire Side, 45 M.;j Deviation Liue, 49 ; Upper Doug- las, 7 ; Lancashire Side, 28. Gargrave, 1 M. on r. of, Eshton Hall, Josh. Crompton, Esq.; and Flasby Hall, Rev. J. Preston. Thro' Gar- grave, on r. John Coulthurst, Esq. 7 m. on r. of Gargrave, the majestic Rocks of Malham and Gordalc : & Malham Tarn, Lord Ribblesdale. Hvllr'idd, on 1. of, Pell, James 11am- mertcn, Esq. ; about \ M. further across the Kibble River is Haiton riace, Thos. Yorke, Esq. Settle, between the Town and Bridge, on r. is Marshfteld, Mr.s, Parker; over the Bridge, on r. Stackhouse, W. Claphain, Esq. ; and from the Bridge, on the r. Lauscliiij Place, Edw. Clayton, Esq. Giggleswick, on r. Belle Hill, Anthony Lister, Esq.; on 1. Beck Hall, Mrs. Backhouse: £ m. beyond Giggles- wick, on r. the Ebbing and Flow- in:;- Well. Bctwcen*2 and 3 M. from Giggleswick, on 1. Lawkland Hall, John Ingleby, Esq.; about 4 M, from Gigg'fes&'ick) on r. at Astv.ick, Columbus andTho. Ingleby, Esqs. Clapham, at, James Fairer, Esq. T'korritori, on 1. is Hallstead, lately Mrs. Foxcroi't. CowanBridge, near, is Hipping Hall, Edw. Tatham, Esq. At Cowan BrL C. Picard, Esq. : on the r. of Cowan Bridge is Leek, Geo. Welsh, Esq. Kirhbi/ Lonsdale, 1 M. on r. Castorton Hall, W. W. Carus VVilson, Esq. Kearswiek, about 1 M. beyond, Deans Biggin, —Batty, Esq. PECCLESHALL",^. 287 Croxton West wood Broughton* z\ M. beyond, on 1. to Newcastle, 11 M.; and Nantwich, 1 2$. Cross the Tern (p. 232). ^DRAYTON, Shrops. 623 if. 3370 I. — Ma. ar.ioMo. ; dep. 5 Aft. — - 149 3 - l S- 1 4 '53 0, i *54 7 1 ! 161 INN. Drayton, Talbot. Eccleshall, at, on 1. Sugnall Hall, — Rowland, Esq. ; and a Seat of J. Swinnerton, Esq. Through Eccles- hall, on r. is the Castle, the Bishop of Lichfield and Coventry. Broughton, at, on r. Broughton Hall, Chas. Delves Broughton, Esq. ~~7> D D 55 10 a Roads measured from Hicks's Hall. [408 To Skipton, by Wakefield. To Red House", p.351 Hampole" North Elmsair— Wh. Hart Ack worth Moor Top" — Angel Inn Wrasjby — George Yo\&>y—Red Lion pCrofton" Near \ M. beyond, on r. to Pont ef tact, 5. Cross the Barnsley Canal (see p. 389). Within 1 m. of Wakefield, on 1. to Barnsley, 9^. Cross the Calder (^.387). pWAKEFIELD* (see p. J87)-P. O. On r. to /f£$* Garforth, 9 M. : on 1. to Huddcrs- field, 13; # Halifax, 1 6. I M. /"row Wakefield, on 1. to Bradford, thro' Adwalton, 13^. Newton * Loft House" Hunsleet— T. G. Near Leeds, on the 1. to Huddersficld, 15 1 m. onrf Halifax, j8£. Gr»«s the Aire (sec v. 351) r-LEEDS (»•• 351 Cross the Leeds and Li- verpool Canal ()>. 404) . Staningley WGfor^e 1 M. beyond, on r. to 0£ Z«/, 9 ; on 1. to Dudley Hill, z. BRADFORD* 1574//. 7767 /.— Ma ar. 6 Mo. ; dep. 5 Aft On\. to Huddcrsfield , iof M.; and Halifax, 8|. 3 M. from Bradford, oi 1. to Cobte, 15$. M F i68|6 1 70] 1 172 1 76' 5 I 777 1787 180- -> 7 Cojtingley Bridge- Crow the Aire R. twice. PBingley" Market Cross PKEIGHLEY On r. to Bradford, iom, Steeton"-— Pack Horse Eastburn pCross HWW— White Bear On 1. to Colne, 7$ m. Cross the Aire (p. 351). Kildwick Entering Skipton, on 1 to Cofrie, io£ m. pSKIFTON"— M. H. (see P- 403) Thence to pKENDAL, as p. 403 1853 iS ?4 I »9* 6 '95 198 M F 207 I 2C8 I 21 . 387) Onl.to Wakefield, 9 M. ; and Huddersfield, 1 7^ : on tu to Harewood, 8^ . M |F I m. 180 181 '84 187 r 9 L 19s 194 Hedingley* Monk Bridge Cookridge" 1 m. beyond, on x. to Rip- ley, Hi* rOTLEY* 573 H. 2602 /. On r. to Tadcastcr, 19 M Buiiey" llkley" Hollin Hall^ AddingharrT On r. to Bolton Abbey, 3 M KSKIPTON (see p. 403) Thence to ^KENDAL, as p. 403 M F M 2 - 196 I - .97 2 3 199 4 - 203 2 4 206 4 2 2IO 1 - 2 1 I 1 2 212 5 6 218 4 5 f i6 4 UVNS. Leeds, asp. 388. Otley, Black Horse, White Horse. Skipton Black Horse, New Inn. Peckfield, on 1. is Ledstou Lodge, Wm Smithson, Esq. Garforth Cliffe, on 1. is Kippax Parkj J. Bland, Esq. Whitchurch, on 1. Temple Newsham, Marquis of Hertford. Hedingiey and Cookridge, betweeu, oil 1. New Grange, — Buck, Esq. ; on r. is Wettwood, Mrs. Wade. Cookridge, onr. Sir Ch. Sheffield; onl. Rawdon Hall, Marquis of Hastings. 2§ M. beyond Cookridge, on the r. is Bramhope Hall, C. Smith, Esq. Otley, on r. is Farnley Hall, Walter Fawkes, Esq. Burley± on the r. across the Wharfe, is Weston, Dr. Vavasour ; Rev. Robert Uyneley ; and Benley Hall, Thomas Wilson, Esq. ; on 1. John Lee, Esq. 2 m. on r. of Barley is Denton Hall, Sir Harry Carr lbbetson, Bart. At llkley is a Roman Station, Olicana, celebrated for its cold Baths. On r. of llkley is Middleton Lodge W. Middleton, Esq. Addingham, 3 M. on r. are the Ruins of Bolton Abbey, and its picturesque Scenery, the Duke of Devonshire. 1 M. from Addingham, on 1. is Fair- field Hall, Rev. Wm. Penny. Ill] Roads measured from Hicks's Hall. [412 To Kendal, through Milnthorpe 4,2 To BURTON, asp. 332 I M. beyond, on p. to Ken- dal, IOj§ M. Holme Cross the Beelo R. whose Course on 1. is to the R. Ken. Gross the Lancaster Canal (^e p. 333). Wassett MILNTHbRPE" 255 H. 1 138 /. He vers ham" Lay Gill ibout h M. further, cross the Ken R. (sec p. 332). Sizerth" 2 5 -20c 2 KENDAL (see]-. 332} 4-2642 I. NfflS. Kendal, Crown, K's. Arms, IV. Hart. MUntliorpe, onl. of, is Daiham Tower, Daniel Wilson, Esq. Hem-sham, near, on r. is Plumtree| Hail, Rjobt. Johnson, Esq. I M. beyond Hcversham, o;\ l.Leven's Hall, Col. Howard ; a little be-! yond on 1. Heaven, R. Wilson, EeqJ Sizerth, beyond, on 1. is Sizerth Hall Charles Strickland, Esq. M 2«u 2 54 zc-6 25; To Royal Oak Inn ; Bcyon dth e Royal Oahlv n. 219 _220 J? 2 2 J224 Burneston" Exilby" BEDALE X 214. H. ic;8 /.—Ma. ar. 7* Mo.; Sep. *f Aft. JVXS. Beuale, Jit. Swan, Crown eiyid Anchor. ilurneslon, on r. Rev. H. Eisley. 1 M. on L of Bvrnest^n is Camp Hall, Col.Ser^eanston : about 2 m. further is Well, Rich. Straugv\vav3, Esq. Exilhy, near, on 1. E. Carter, Esq. Bedale, at, Henry Peirse, Esq. and Hon. and Rev. T. Monson; and 2 N. on 1. is Thorpe Perrow, a beau-l tiful Seat of M. Milbank, Esq. j To HUDDERSFIELD Sf KENDAL, by Penhtone. PSHEFFIELD, asp. 384 |- Wadsley Bridge" f Cross Don R. (seep. 351). Grina Side" Wortley On v. to Rolherham, cj§ m.; on 1. to Manchester, 32. Thurgoland Cross the Don R. PPENISTONE Throng h.Penistone, on r.to D^ncasfer, 234 >I., on 1. to Manchester, 28I. Cross the Don R. Inp-birchw orth" o Over Shepley High Burton" Fin nay Rowley Highgate Lane* On r. to Barnsltj!, \ i\ ?,!.; and Ji'ahep'eJd, 9^. Almondbtiry Mold Green Cross the Colne R. m UDDERS FIELD (Tlience to Kendal, as p. 400—75* m -J 163 166 168 172 *74 i/7 179 .83 106 187 [87 189 .90 191 INXS. H uddersfield, Ge orge, Swan. IVadsleis Bridge, near, Hilsboro', John Rhnington, Esq.; and Wardscnd, Thomas Rawson, Esq. Grin a Side, about 2 M. from, on 1. is Warnclifie Park, Hon. Jas. Stewart Wortley. Ingbirchivortli, on the r. of, is Gun thwaite Hall, — Hargrave, Esq. Hiah Burton, near, on the 1. is Storr Hall, Mrs. Horsfall. Highgate Lane, i-§ M. on the r. of, is Whitiey Hall, — Beaumont, Esq.; on 1. is Woodshall Hall, Earl of Dartmouth. To Krreat Cats worth, asv.ip Bythorne 'THRAPSTON, North. 133 H. 708 /.-Ma. ar. n Mo. ; dep. 1 Aft. \INNS. Thrapston, George, TV. Hart. 413] Roads measured from Hicks's Hall. [414 To Abbey Holm To "PENRITH*, ^.356 Beyond Penrith, on r. to Carlisle, ijj M. Catterlin Hutton* 4 m. beyond Hution, on 1. toHcsket Newmarket, 3. Sebergham Bridge" Cross the Caldew R. which onl. rises nearBassen- thwaite,and on r. joins the R. Eden at Carlisle. Warnell" On r. to Carlisle, 9 M.; on 1. £0 Cockermouth, 1 7. Draw Cfca/A £«.*. Rosley* 'W1GTON* 643 H. 2977 7. • Cross the JVeisa R, which on r. goes to the Sea. Ware Bridge Cross the Waver R. whose Course on r. is to the Sea. Abbey Holme 41" M 288 29O 298 299 301 3.06 308 312 Penrith, about 3 M. on 1. of, is Dale- main, Edward Hassel, Esq:; 2, M. further is Hutton St. John, A. Huddleston, Esq. Hutton i on r. of, is Hutton Hall, J. O. Yates, Esq. ; and Hutton, John A. Huddleston, Esq. Between 3 and 4 M. on 1. of Hutton is Graystock Castle, Duke of Norfolk. 1 M. beyoni is Holm Hill, — Sum- ner, Esq.; and between 2 and 3 M. further are Dalston Hail and Cumuiersdale, Seats of J. Sowerby, Esq. SehergTwm Bridge, about 3 M.on r. of, is Rose Castle, Bishop of Carlisle. At irarnell is Warnell Hall, Denton, Esq. Rosiest, about 3 M. on 1. of, Clea Hall, Sir Henry Fletcher, Bart. IVigton, about 3 M. on r. of, is Croftou Place, Sir Wastell Brisco, Bart, To Haltwhistle. To 'PENRITH, as ;>. 3 < 6 — Fden Half Cross the R. Eden (see p. 115)- Longwathby" Mel me r by* Hart side Cross Cross the South Tyne R. which on r. rises at Tynehead, and on 1. joins the North Tyne. rALDSTONE MOOR 466 77. 5079 /. Om.toW r olringham,z6§M.. Over the Ale Rum. f Whitle> jThornhope jKnaresdale Again cross SouthTyneR. Hardlaw Featherstone Castle Again cross South TyneR. HALTWHISTLE, Northumberland 145 77 751 7. 288 289 293 297 304 307 308 3O9 310 312 315 Eden Hall, Sir Philip Christopher I Musgrave, Bart. ■J^ongwathby, about 3 M. on r. of, is ; Skirwith Hall, J. O. Yates, Esq. •3L'!i}Lcrby, on 1. Mclmerby Hall, lately j Rev. T: Pattinson ; and Feather- stone Castle, lit. Hon. T. Wallace. To Birmingham, thro' Coventry ■Srone Bridge, as p. 2 99 ;Elmdon" — Cock Inn jYardley — Su-un Small Heath* BIR MI NGH AM" (see pi 22$) — Old Cross — - IOO 2 .; I02 3 2 106 2 7 109 — 6 109 INNS. Birmingham, as p. 236. Elmdon, just beyond the Cock Inn, tec on 1. the Parsonage, Rev. Mr Spooner; and 1 M. further, see on 1. Elindon Hall, Herbert Spooner,Esq Small Heath, onl. HenryOshorne,Esq liirminghum, Entrance of, on 1. h Bordsley Hall, John Taylor, Esq 415] Roads measured from Hicks's Hall. [4l<5 U7 m i« 9j 190. i 9 i *9Sr 1972 3 6 '201 - *»4 203 To Clitheroe. I M ! f I M If To pMANCHESTER, as ^.328 Cheetham* Through Cheetham, on r. to Rochdale, iom. Crumpsall Great Hcaton* Whitefield Cross the Roch R. whose Course on r. is from Rochdale, and ou 1. to the R. Irwell. »BURY* 1646 H. 8762 /. Walmsley Near Eatonfield, on r. to Burnley, xo M. Eatonfield Cross the Irwell R. (seep. 328!. rHASLINGDEN* 1013 H. 5127 /. On r. to Burnley, 7$ N.; on 1. fo Blackburn, 7. Ooi* ^/^ Deviation Line of the Leeds and Liver- pool Canal twice (seep. 4°5)- Old Accrington* 4- l M. beyond, on r. to Burn- ley, 7 M.-, on 1. to Black- bum, 5. Crow the Leeds and Liver- pool Canal (see p. 404) . Cross the Wimhorn R. whose Course on r. is to the R. C alder. Cook Bridge" Cross the West Odder R. whose Course on 1. is to the Ribbie R. Whalley* On 1. to Blackburn, 6 J M.; and Preston, 16. "CLITHEROE* 310 H. 1767 /. 207 Oieetham, through, ou r. is a Seat of — Joseph, Esq. : beyond Cheetham, on 1. are Broughton Hall, Rev. John Clowes ; & a Seat of - Tipping, Esq. Great Heaton, on r. of, is Heaton Hall, Countess of Wilton. J5«;^,near,isR.addivals,Capt.Starkie. M. from Bury is Spriugside, Rev. Sir William Henry Gierke, Bart. Haslingden, about 1 M. from, on 1. is Carter Place, John Taylor, Esq. Accrington, on 1. of, is Aecrington House, J. Peel, Esq. ; and about 1 M. beyond Accrington, on 1. is Dunken Hall, Lord Petre. Near 2 m. from Accrington, on r. is Clayton Hall, Richard Grimshaw Lomax, Esq. ; and near to, High- brake, Richard Fort, Esq. Cook Bridge, on r. of, is Read Hall, R. Fort, Esq. Whalley, on 1. the Abbey, — Curzon Esq. ; and on r. Olerkhill, Sir Jas Gardiner Whalley Smythe, Bt.; and between 2 and 3 yi. from Whalley, on 1. isStandon Hall, J. Aspinal, Esq. Clitheroe, at, Clitheroe Castle, Duke of Buccleuch. 322106 216 INNS. Bury, Hare and Hound*. Eagle a?id i:eroe. Quid, Stva>. To "MARKET HARBO- ROUGH, asp. 323 Half Way House On 1. to Leicester, 12 m. Church Langton" Turlangton* Billesdon 87 2 88 93 Church Lang ton, at, Rev. Mr.Hanbury Turlangton, about 3$ M. from, ou r. is Rolleston, H.Greene, Esq. To PMARKET HARBO ROUGH, asp. 323 Great Bowden" Wei ha in Slaws ton" Hallatba" : S3 1 _ 84 3 - 8/ 1 1 4 : 89 9 c Great Bowden, at, Henry Shuttle- worth, Esq. Slawston, about 2 St. on r. of, Holt Cosmar Neville, Esq. Hiillaton, at, — Bewick, Esq. 417] Rgadb measured from Hicks's Hall. [418 To Colne. To pBURV, «s p. 415 Walmslev 3 M . beyond TValmsley, on I 1. to Haslingden, 2^m. 'Crawshaw Booth" ' On I. to Haslingden, a M. Goodshaw Chapel J i\ m. before Burnley, on j r. to Rochdale , 13$ m. Xr'oM the Leeds and Li- « verpool Canal (p. 404). ••BURNLEY* ! 828 H. 4368 I. Ma. ar. 2 Aft.; dep. 8 Mo. Again cross the Leeds 3 105 107 Market Bosworth, on r. of, Osbaston Hall, Josias Twisleton, Esq. 304 306 310 311 TopKENDAL, as p. n% Near 2 M. beyond, on r. to Ambleside, 1 1 f . Bonning Yate Quakers' Meeting Clay Barrow Bowness Ferry over Winander Mere Claife HAWKESHEAD, Lane. 154//. 676/. - 262 4 3 " 2 - * 6 5 4 ; 268 1 2 - - 2 7° * - 271 1 1 - 3 - • 272 1 r 2 .73 5 - 2 7 6 5 To pKESWICK, ^.419 Little Crossthwaite* High Side Orthwaite" Uldale On r. to Penrith, 19 M.; and Carlisle, 17: on I. to Cockermouth, 9L IREBY 88 H. 399 I. 4- 2 2 . - *9 2 - 296 - 298 L 3OO \\ 303 j r H 3^4 Little Crossthwaite, thro', on 1. Mire house, John Spedding, Esq. Orthwaite, on r. Orthwaite Hall, Sir John Benn Walsh, Bt. ; 3 m. on L I Arraathwaite, Sir F. F. Vane, Bart. £ E 419] Roads measured from Hicks's Hall. [420i To COCKERMOUTH Workington, m ToPKENDAL, asp. 33a Xear 2 M. beyond, on 1. to Winander Mere, 7. Staveley" Lowood Inn* AMBLESIDE* 134//. 684 /. Rydall K DunmelWrays Stones Wythburn Chapel", Cwnberland Thirlspot Smalthwaite Bridge" Cross the Greta R. which on r. joins the Bas- senthwaite Water. Castlerigg pKESWICK" 356 H. 1683 L— Ma. ar. ioAft.; dep. 3 Mo. On r. to Penrith, 17 M.; and Ireby, 12. Again cross the Greta R. Crossthwaite Portingscale Braithwaite* Lorton »>pCOCKERMOUTH x 632 H. 2964 /.-Ma. ar., 5 § Aft.; dep. 11* Aft. On r. to Carlisle, %6\ M. Cross the Cocker R. which on 1. runs from Butter- mere and Crummock Water, and here joins the R. Derwent. Little Clifton (Jn I. to Whitehaven, 9 } M. Great Clifton Stainburn Near Workington, on 1. to Whitdtaven, 8 M. pWORKINGTON* 1073 H. 5807 7.— Ma. ar. 5 Mo. ; dep. 9 Aft. and M F 262 267 274 276 278 282 284 287 289 291 292 293 *93 295 300 3C4 308 Oak. Cockennouth, Globe, Sun. Work- ington, Green Dragon, King's Arms. Staveley and Lowood Inn, between, on 1. Rayrigg, Rev. J. Fleming. Ambleside, near, Calgarth Park, Rev. W. Watson ; on 1. of Ambleside, at the Head of Winander Mere, ia Croft Lodge, Miss Pritchard. Opposite to Bowness, on Winander Mere, Belle Isle, John Christian Curwen, Esq. Rydall, at, Rydall Hall, Lady Diana Fleming; and Rydall Mount, Wm. Wordsworth, Esq. Wythburn Chapel, 5 m. on 1. at Sca- thwaite, the celebrated black Lead Mine. Smalthuaite Bridge, on 1. Armbath, Edw, Jackson, Esq.; on r. Leathes Park, or Dalehead, J. S. Leathe, Esq. Keswick, on r. Greta Hall, Wm. Cal vert, JEsq.; and Hill, Rob. Southey, Esq". Poet Laureat : on 1. Pigmy Hall, Sir F. Morshead, Bt. ; Der- went Hill, Wm. Slack, Esq.; Bar row, Roger Pocklington, Esq.; and Rosthwaite, Miss Barker. Braithwaite, on 1. Braithwaite Lodge, Martin Bree, Esq. Cockermouth, the Castle, the Earl of Egremont. Workington, Workington Hall, John Christian Curwen, Esq. 309|4 31c 311 INNS. Lowood Inn. Ambleside, Salutation. Keswick, Q.'sHrod, Mogul To Whitehaven. To Little Clifton, as ^•419 On r. to TVorkington, 3 M Dislington Moresby p WHITEHAVEN 1990 H. 10,106 I. M F M — - 308 4 2 2 4 6 313 315 317 INNS. Whitehaven, Globe, King's Arms. George, Another Road, across the Lancaster Sands. These Sands, and the Leven Sands in the following Route, are only ford- able at low Water ; it will therefore 421] Roads measured from Hicks's Hall. [422 Carleton" Cross the Irt R. which runs on 1. to the Sea. Ponsonby* Beckermouth Cross the Colder ', which runs on 1. to the Sea. pEGREMONT 336 if. 1556/. Cross the Edert. R. which runs on 1. to the Sea. Low Hall pWHITEHAVEN 1990 H. i©,ig6 /. be necessary far the Traveller to as certain at Lancaster the Time when they may be crossed. ^LANCASTER, /?. 332 Cross ike Loyne (p. 332). Slyne Cross the Lancaster Ca- nal (see p. 333). Hest Cross the Sands to Carter Green-Guide's House CARTMEL* 65 H 280 I. Broughton* Staveley Newby Bridge Cross the Lcven R. whose Course on r. is from Winander Mere; on 1. into the Sea. Booth Penny Bridge Cross the CrakcR. which runs on r. from Conis- tonWater; l.to the Sea. ULVERSTONE" 728 H. 3378 I- Kirkby" Broughton in Furness* Dudden Bridge" Cross the Dudden, which runs on 1. to the Sea. Cross the Esk R. which runs on 1. to the Sea. RAVENGLASS", Cumb. Cross the Mite R. which runs on 1. to the Sea. 24° 3 243 U7 251 2 253 5 1 2584 262 264 267 272|4 2 76J2 277 286 288 294 296 298 302 303 Cartmely at, is a handsome Gothic Church. About 2 m. on r. of Carfmel, the ro- mantic Seat of Mrs. Wilkinson. Broughton, on 1. is Bigland Hall, G. Bigland, Esq. Ulverstone, uear, Furness Abbey ; on 1. of,Conishead Priory, lately Wilson Bradyl, Esq. ; 1 m. beyond which is Bardsea Hall, — Gale^, Esq. Kirkby, at, Kirkby Hall, - Kirkby , Esq. Broughton in Furness, on r. Brough- ton Tower, J. G. Sawrey, Esq. Dudden Bridge, about 2 iw. on 1. is Broadgate, W. Lewthwaite, Esq. Raveiiglass, near, on 1. is Muncaster House, Lord Muncaster. Carleton, on r. is Holm Ruck, Major Skeffington Lutwidge. 2 M. on r. of Carleton is Irton Hall, E. L. Irton, Esq. Ponsonby, on 1. Geo. Stanley, Esq. Across the Colder, on r. Calder Ab- bey, Miss Senhouse. Egreniont, near, on 1. Gill Foot, Tho. Hartley, Esq, Or, CARTMEL, as />. 421 Lower Holkar" Cross the Leven Sands.— See Remark at p. 420. ULVERSTONE* 728 H. 3378/. Linnal Kirkby Ireleth Cross the Dudden Sands. Holburn Hill, Cumb. Millam* Whicham Whitbeck Boo tie" Park Nook" RAVENGLASS Thence to pWHITEHAVEN,/?. 42 1 M 2 55 260 263 266 269 270 272 274 277 280 283 301 Lower Holkar, on r. of, Holkar Hall, Ld.Geo. Augustus Hen. Cavendish, Millam, at, on r. Millam Castle, Sir Hedworth Williamson, Bart. Bootle, within 1 M. of, on 1. Barfield, — Gibson, Esq. Between Bootle and Park Nook, on r. Seaton Hall, — Herbert, Esq. E E 2 423] Roads measured from Hicks's Hall. [424 To Chesterfield by Derly, the New Road, avoiding the Hills \Anothcr R, *oKihkby Stephen. To bp DERBY, as p. 324 Cross t]ieDerwcnt(j>.i"]6). Little Chester* On r. to Mansfield, 2 i£ m. Cross the Derby Canal Little Eaton 1 - Wharf Cross the Derby Iron Railway Coxbench" Kilburn"— T. G. Smithy Houses Den by College" Green Hillocks Ripley On r. to Nottingham, 14 M.; 1. toWirksworth,^. Butterley" Swan wick" pALFRETON* 568 //. 1)961, On 1. to TVirlu worth, 9) M. : on r. to Mansfield, 9; 135 136 136 ■ 1 2 »37 I3 6 1 4 140 } } 141 — < 142 8 . 1 50 Little Chester, \ m. from, on 1. Darley Abbey, Robert Holden, Esq.; and Darley Hall, W. Evans, Esq.: 1 m. further, at 1 M. to 1. Allestrey Hall, John C. Giranlot, Esq. Li'tJc Eaton, on r. Priory Hall, the late celebrated Dr. Darwin. /Coxbench , Dr. Johnson; 1 M. further, on 1. Holbrook, F. Bradshaw, Esq. Kilburn, on r. Kilburn Hall, W. H. Hunter, Esq. DeribtfGiUege, near, on 1. Denby Old Hall, where the great Astronomer, Flamstead, was born. Butterley, the Iron Works of the But- terley Company ; on r. is Butterley Hall, Wm. Jessop, Esq. SvHimvich, on r. Rev. J. Wood. Alfreton, Alfreton Hall, Rev. Henry Case Morewood. |To "KENDAL", p. 332 Lincoln's Inn Bridge" Cross the Loyne (p. 332). 1 1 M. beyond, on the r. to Kirhby Lonsdale, 10. pSEDBERGH, Yorksh. 344 H. 1805 T. On r. to Ashrigg, 22 M. Cross theliother R. whose Course on r. is to the R. Loyne. Rother Bridge [Again cross the RotfierR. Enter Westmorland. Cold Kale Within 1 vi. of Kirkby Stephen, on\. to Ken- dal, 2 if. "KIRKBY STEPHEN (see p. 429) ill 66 m r 262 4 271- 273 * 2792 2862 INN. Sedbergh, 2 93 King's Arms. Kendal, on r. about 2 M. from, Hill Top, John Davidson, Esq, About 8 m. from Kendal, on r. Cap- plethwaite Hall, John Upton, Esq. Lincoln's Inn Bridge, beyond, on r. Ingmire Hall, John Upton, Esq. To ^BOLTON, asp. 331 A^tley Bridge Turton Over Darven Eacroft ! Cross theDerwent (which on 1. joins the Ribble, near Preston) , Sf Liver- pool Canal (see p. 404). 'BLACKBURN 3062//. 1 5,083 /.-Ma. ar. 5 Mo. ; dep. 7 Aft, INNS. Blackburn, Bull, New Inn I I 2 ; 4< 1 f 2 2 ■ 197 I98 20I ) 206 208 I . 2IO To Colne, the new Road. To fHASLTNGDEN, as P-VS Near Crawshaw Booth, on r. to Bury, 9 M. Crawshaw Booth pCOLNE, as p. 417 203 205 217 425] Roads measured from Hicks's Hall. [426 Another Road to Bradford. 'WAKEFIELD*, p. 407 \ M. beyond, on r. to Leeds, \ H- EastArdesley B.Swan West Ardesley Tingley "—JTA. Bear Stump Cross Near Bruntcliff Thorn, on x. to Leeds, 5 m.j on I. to Halifax, 10. Bruntcliff Thorn » Ad walton" Wiskett Hill"— T. G. Dudley Hill" On r. to Otley, 1 1 M. "BRADFORD* (seep. 407 M 183 my 188 188 190 190 192 196 l 97 5 INNS. Bradford, Sun, Talbot. Wakefield, near, is Silcoats, Thomas Lambe, Esq. Tingley, John Wood, Esq. On the 1. of Tingley are Westerton, J. Wood, Esq.; and Hawley Hall, Hodgson Whitby, Esq. Adwalton, on 1. is Okewell Hall, — Fearnley, Esq. Wiskett Hill, on r. is Tong Hall, Thos. Plumbe, Esq. Dudley Hill, on 1. is Bierley Hall, Miss Currer ; and between Dudley Hill and Bradford is a very large Iron Foundry, &c. belonging to John Sturges, Esq. 'WARRINGTON, p. 304 — Bold Heath St. Hellen On r. to Wigan, 10 m.; on I. to Liverpool, 12. Rainford Bickerstaffe PORMSKIRK* 678 H. 3064 /.—Ma. ar. 9 Mo. ; dep. 7 Aft. inns' Ormskirk, 5h 5 188 193 198 204 207 2 10 M 186 187 189 19O- 1 93 194 196 196 To Rochdale m To pMANCHESTER, as />• 3*8 Cheetham — Griffin Through Clieetham, onl.to Bwy, 7 m. Crumpsall Great Heaton" 1 pMIDDLETON— M. H. 27 H. 161 /. StanniclinV Trub Smithy, or Smi- thy Ford — George Castleton Moor Craw the Roch R. (see p. 4*5)- 'ROCHDALE"— Cross 22 1 9 9 Ma. ar. 1 1 Mo. ; dep. 1 1 Aft. ! INN. Rochdale, Golden Buck. Great Heaton, on 1. is Heaton Hall, Countess of Wilton. 1 M. on r. of Great Heaton is Alker- ington Hall, Lady Lever. Stannicliffe, on 1. is Hopwood Hall, Robert Gregg Hopwood, Esq. Rochdale, within 1 m. on r. is Castle- ton Hall, Mrs. Smith. Near Rochdale, on r. is Castle Meer Hall, John Walmsley, Esq. St. Hellen, Fleece, Raven. Wheatsheaf. Ormskirk, % m. on r. Latham House, Edw. Bootle Wilbraham, Esq. To pWent Bridge, as P- 35 1 Harrington" 1 "PPONTEFRACT 3 879 H. 3605 /.— Ma ar. 9 Aft. ; dep. 7 Aft. INNS. Pontefract, Red Lion, Star- '74 176 179 Darrington, on 1. — Oliver, Esq. Pontefract, about 3 M. west of, Aketon House, Sir Edmund Winn, Bart. About 3 M. east of Pontefract is Stapleton Hall, Hon. — Petre. To Stafford and Chester, by Coventry. To Wolseley Bridge, p. 300 — - 128 7 ""STAFFORD, asp. 284 72 136 1 cb 'CHESTER,.352 pSpofforth [Harrowgate, 203 m. Cross Nidd B. (see /M 5 2) . h PKNARESBOROUGH 905 H. 4234 I. — Ma. ar. 7 Mo. ; dep. 5 Aft. On r. to York, \6\ M.; and Boroughbridge, 7 : on 1. to Harrow gate, 3 \. pRIPLEY (seep. 388) Thence to b PRIPON . 388 5- i95 198 203 215 INNS. Knaresborough,2?tfjf'iyor.stf Crown and Bell, Elephant and Castle, Heat's Horns. Ripley, Star. To ^NEWTON, />. 395 Golborne Dale" Low ton Pennington" PLEIGH 355 H. i960 /. — - '93 I - 194 I - *9s 3 - 198 1 2 199 Golborne Dale, on 1. is Golborne Park Mrs. Legh. Pennington, Pennington Hall, James Hilton, Esq. To Sedbergh. To Thornton, p. 403 Casterton New Bridge Cross the Dee R* SEDBE RGH (seep.^) INN. — - 245 5 4 251 6 4 2 57 2 6 260 Sedbergh, Kinvr's Arms. 429] Roads measured from Hicks's Hall. To Askkigg and Kiukby Stephen. To York Gate", as p. 355 2 1 m. beyond, on r. to Edinburgh, thro* Cor- bridge, 157 M. Nosterfield" Cross the Eure (seep. 355). MASHAM* 217 H. 1014 /. Ellington Jervoise* East Witton Near Cover Bridge, on 1. to Middleham, 1 M. Cover Bridge [MIDDLEHAM, 234 M.J Cross the Cover R. which unites with the Eure about £ M. on the r. of Cover Bridge. Ulshaw Bridge Again cross tlie Eure. Spennythorne" Harnby pLEYBURN x 115 H. 593 /. On r. to Richmond, 8£ M. 'Wensley* Redmire" On r. to Richmond, iim. Carperby* J'ASKRIGG" 178 H. 745 I- Within 1 m.of Hardrow, on 1. foHawes, (253 si. 5*0 Hardrow M. beyond Hardrow, on 1. to Sedbergh, \z\. Helbeckland Hell Gill Bridge Nateby, IVestm. On r. to Richmond, 33 M. pKIRKBY STEPHEN 259 H. 1235 /--Ma. ar. 10 Mo.; dep. 1 1 Mo. 215 222 2*5 223 23O 232 233 233 2 3S 236 ^37 238 241 244 248 2 54 1 59 260 266 268 [430 INNS. Masham, King's Head. Askrigg, King's Arms. York Gate, 2 M. on 1. is Norton Con- yers Hall, Lady Riddel ; 2 M. be- yond which, across the Eure River, isStainleyHall, R. Stainforth, Esq. Nosterjield, i£ M. on 1. is Sleningford Hall, J. Dalton, Esq. ; and \ M. further, on 1. of Nosterfield is Tan- field Hall, Earl of Aylesbury. Masliam, on 1. is Swindon Park, Wm. Danby, Esq. Jcrvoise, on 1. the Ruins of Jervoise Abbey, Earl of Egremont. Spennythorne, Wm. Chaytor, Esq. and Col. Straubenzie. On r. of Spennythorne is Constable Burton Hall, Rev. C. Wyvill. Leyburn, on 1. John Yarker, Esq. ; through the Town, on r. — Thorn- borough, Esq. Wensley, beyond, on the 1. is Bolton Castle, the Hon. Orde Powlett. Redmire, on 1. across the Eure River, is SwainthwaiteHall,the elegant new built Mansion of Mrs. Anderson. At Aysgarth near Carperby, at Ask rigg, and in Bishopsdale, are some remarkable Falls of Water. 38 To Hockliffe, p. 295 On r. to JVoburn, 4^ M. "LEIGHTON BUZ- ZARD" 417 H. 21 14 I. — Ma. ar. 9 Mo.; dep. 3 Mo. INN. Leighton Buzzard, Swan. Leighton Buzzard, on 1. — Dicken- son, Esq. and Mrs. Ashill ; and 2 m. on 1. of Leighton Buzzard, lately Sir John Lovett, Bart. To Over Broughton, asp. 380 3 M. beyond, on 1. to Not- tingham, 9. Saxondale BINGHAM" 277 H. 1326 /. 121 113 Bingham, 3 M. south-east, Langar, Lady Howe ; a little further, Col- sbn Basset, Henry Martin, Esq. / 431] Roads measured from Hicks's Hall. [432 To Edinburgh, by Selkirk. LONGTOWN,o*/>.3 59 oss EskR. (seep. 336,1. £ M. btyond, on 1. to Port Patrick ,109; and Glasgow, 92. 3 yi. beyond Longtoum enter Scotland. Cannobie Bridge On r. thro' New Castleton to Jedburgh, 34 M, Cross the Esk R. twice. LANGHOLM*, Dumf. Fiddleton Toll Bar I m. beyond, on r. to New Castleton, 9* M. Mosspaul Green Inn, Roxburghsh. pHAWICK"— jBrKfe-e On r. to Morpeth, 52 M.j owrf Kelso, 20$. Oo.si ((V 7Vu>* .ft. whose Course on r.istoKelso,, where it unites with the R. Tweed. Wilton* D SELKIRK* — Junction of Road from Melrose, Selhirksh. 440 H. 2466 /. On r. U Melrose, 10 M. Cross Etterick Water, whose Course on r. is into the Tweed, about 3 M. from Selkirk. Cross the Tweed R. which on 1. rises in Peebles- shire, about 7 M. N. of Moffat, passes by Pee- bles ; and on r. thro' Melrose, Kelso, and Coldstream ; receives the Till R. and enters the Sea at Berwick. Fairnielie HauglV M. beyond, on r. to Ga- lashiels, 3 ; on\. to Pee- bles, 13:2 M. further, on r. to Galashiels, 3. Crosslee— T. G. StageHair P. O.&fin. Bank House"- Queen* ' Head tun 312 317 323 331 334 34 6 347 357 3625 367 37° 3732 Middleton'-SwaH Inn Cross South Esk R. which on r. joins the N. Esk. Toll Bar* On r. the old Road to Edinburgh. Cross North Esk 7?.which runs on r. thro'Mussel- burg h into the Sea. Straitou* Five Houses" jLibberton" '^EDINBURGH £.P. 0. 7805//; 102,987/. 381 386 390 390 392 394 INNS. Langholm, George. Ha- wick, Buccleuch Arms. Selkirk, Cross Keys. Bank House, Queen's Head. Middleton,Stt'an.Edinburgh,i?/.2?w#, .Cameron's Hotel, George Hotel, Mail Coach Office, Newhall Inn, W. Hart. EDINBURGH to Longtoum. Middleton iBank House •Selkirk [Hawick Langholm Longtown — I" 12 7 85 21 4 m 36 7 IX|2 48 1 226 70 7 wfe 82 4 Langholm, within 2 m. of, on the r. is Broomholm, John Maxwell, Esq. Through Langholm, on 1. is Lang holm Castle, Duke of Buccleuch. About 6 m. from Langholm is Mickle dale, Thos. Beatty, Esq.; beyond, on r.Arkleton, Adam Scott Elliott, Esq. Around Hawick are the following Seats, viz. Minto Castle, Earl of Minto ; Cavers, G. Douglas, Esq.; Midshiels, Arch. Douglas, Esq. ; Tiviot Bank, David Simpson, Esq.; Huntlaw, Arch. Dickson, Esq. ; Orchard, G. Douglas, Esq.; Orm- stone, Thos. Currer, Esq. ; Green River, Chas.Chisholm,Esq.; Stobs, Sir W.Fras. Elliott, Bt.; Chisholm, Win, Chisholm, Esq. ; Borthwick . Brae, Lieut. Col. Win. Elliot Lock- hart ; Borthwick Shiels, Geo. Pott, Esq. ; and Branxholm, Chas. Rid- dell, Esq. fVilton,o\i 1. WiltonLodge, Jas. Ander- son, Esq.; Stirches, Gib. Chisholm, Esq.; andWhitebaugh,J.Scott,E*q. 4S3] Roads measured from Higks's Hall. [434 Selkirk, hear, are Wool, Chas. Scott, Esq.; Riddel, Sir J. B. Riddel, Bt.; Hainiug, John Pringle, Esq.; and Whitmuirhall, — Durdop, Esq. Onl.of Selkirk are Philiphaugh, John Murray, Esq.; and Bow Hill, Duke of Buccleuch : on r. of Selkirk, 01 the Melrose Road, Falconside, Ni- col Milne, Esq.; and a little further, Abbot's Mall, Walter Scott, Esq. Between Selkirk & Fairnielie Haugh,ou r. Sunderland Hall, Win. Scott, Esq Fairnielie Haugh, on r. of, is Fairnie- lie, Mark Pr ingle, Esq.; on 1. are Yair, Alexander Pringle, Esq. and Ashiesteel, Col. Russell. Between Fairnielie Han g-hvaid Crosslee, on 1. is White Bank, Alex. Pringle, Esq. ; on r. is Torvvoodlee, James Pringle, Esq. At Qosslee, on 1. is Bowland, Mark Watt, Esq. Stage Hall, near, on r. is Torsonce, Sir John Pringle, Bart. Bank House Inn, near, on r. is Pirn, Wm. Tait, Esq. About ^ M. from Bank House is Halltree, John Davidson, Esq. Middleton, on r. of, is Middleton Hall, Michelson, Esq. About 2 M. beyond Middleton, on 1. is Arniston, Lord Chief BaronDuudas. Toll Bar, on 1. is Dalhousie Castle, Earl of Dalhousie. raiton, a little b Bank, R. Clerk, Esq. Five Houses, on r. St. Catherine*, Sir Wm. Rae, Bt.; Grace Mount, Mrs Hay; Gilmerton, R. Baird, Esq.; Moredun, — Anderson, Esq.; and NellfieH, — Plend*ileith, Esq. lAbbcrton, beyond, on r. Inch, Little Gilmour, Esq. 7» Enfisld. Islington— T. G. On 1. to Highgate, 3# M. Ball's Pond— T. G. On r. to Hackney, 3 M. Newington Green Paradise Row— T.G.' Cressthe New River(seep. 443), which repeatedly occurs in this Route. Green Lane — T. G' Onl.to Hornsey, 1 m.; on r. to Stamford Hill, 1^ Wood Green- Bows Farm" Palmer's Green" On 1. to Fotte/s Bar, 6£ M. Ford Green" Bush air pEnfield'— Church 9 »P|3 JiVJV. Enfield, George* To ULVERSTONE, as p. 4 22 Linnal On v.toIGrhby Iretethz^M DALTON 161 H. 643 /. 260 263 265 To cb PCARLlSLE,^.359 Kirkar.drews Burgh Drumburgh Castte iBowness 3h 2 4 4 7 306J2 308 1 '; I 6 Paradise Row T. G. through, on r. is. Wm. Crawshay, Esq. Opposite the 5th Milestone, on the 1. Haringhay House, Edw. Gray, Esq. Green Lane T. G. at, see on r. Mount i Pleasant, — Craven, Esq. fVood Green, a little beyond, on r. see atChick'sHill,latelyJa.Clarke,Esq. Bows Farm, at, on 1. Joseph Peele,Esq. Pahiu-rs Green, at, sec on 1. at South- gatc, Cullins Grove, Sir Wm. Curtis Bart.; on r. — Scott, Esq.; a litth further, on 1. late Thos. Lewis, Esq. Ford Green, near, on ••. R. Hurst, Esq.; and on 1. a new-built House of John Radley, Esq At Ford Green, Manor House, E. Busk, Esq. ; on 1. at Winchmorc Hill, — Cass, Esq. Bush Hilt, at, on r. Isaac Currie, Esq.; a little further, on 1. Mrs. Lewes ; J and on r. adjoining the Road, Rush-i hill Park, Wm. Mellish, Esq '^Enfield, entering, on r, Mrs. Kelam; and some Distance on the 1. is E&iSt Lodge, Hon. William Fuilaaon JEiphmstone. F F 435] Road* measured from Hicks's Hall. [43(5 M IF 230;7 232!7 2346 To Edinburgh, by Jedburgh To Catterick Bridge, I " jg as p. i^k, l" " " H Cross the Swale (seep.?, $$);• and on 1. to Richmond, j 3 M.r a little further, on\ r. to Yarm, 17. Black Bull Inn Three Tuns" On r. to Darlington,^ M.; r,/< 1. to Roues, 15^. iCross fJfe 7tr5 /P. which on 1. rises in Milbourn Forest, passes through Bernard Castle, and oh r. through Yarm, Stockton, &c. thence into the Sea. f PierceBridge"- Cross, Durham On r. to Dai-ling ton, 5 M.; Durham, xo; and Edin burgh . by Bern • ii 1; , 1 f6$ : onl.to Bernard Castle, iz$. Royal Oak Inn" Oit r. to Darling ton, 7 4 m. r West Auckland Cross On v.toDurham , 1 3 ■§}{.; on l.to Bernard 'Castle ,1 }&: from hence branches the Edinburgh Road, Iv Corbridge, 123 M. Cross the Wear R. which on 1 .rises atWearbead, passes thro' Woking- ham, & on r. thro' Dur- ham, &c. and enter? the Sea at Sunderland. Witton le Wear" Harperley Lane Head" On r. to Durham, 1 1$ m.; en l.to frotsingkam,^. Cross Brxuney R. whose Course on r. is into the , R. Wear at Croxdule, within 3j m. of Durham. Cold Rowley Allen's Ford — Castle /;?*, Ncrtkwnh. fro** Dement R. whose .f>r.><=r «>r> v. >«i intrv the 44 3r 241 246 1 249- 2 3 3 4 266; 1 267,6 R. Tyne, within 3 M. of Newcastle. Green Head Inn* Un thank Riding" — Crown and Hammer On v. to Newcastle, 22 m. Within %yi.of Corbridge, on 1. to Hexham, 3. Cross the Tyne R. which on l.takes its rise south of Aldstone Moor, in Durham; from thence passes thro' Aldstone by Haltwhistle, Hay- don, and Hexham, on r. of Corbridge, runs between Newcastle & Gateshead, and emp- ties itself into the Sea at N. and S. Shields. Corbridge" — Cross jWheatsheaf Inn 1 Cross the Military Road; on r. to Newcastle, 1 6£ M.; 1. to Carlisle, 39^. ;coiieir On r. to Morpeth, j$ M.; .435 Harperley Lane Head On r. to Durham, n£ M. ; and to Edinburgh by Jedburgh, 11 5^. WOLSIXGHAM 399 H. 1983 /. Frosterley Stanhope* BirVh\ll-\\ S(anhope *53 256 260 263 265 near, is Stanhope Castle, Earl of Carlisle. To Bellingham To Riding, asp. 436 \\m. beyond Riding, on r. to Corbridge, $. rHEXHAM* A corporate Town 488 H. 3518 I. On r. to Newcastle, 20§ M.; 1. to Carlisle, 37^. Cross the Tyne (seep.^i 6) . Wall NearChollerfordInn,on r. to Newcastle, 21 m.; on 1. to Carlisle, 35I. Chollerford Inn* Barrisford" Near TVark cross the Nth. i Tyne, which run 9 on r from Bellingham, and on 1. joins the Tyne. Wark" *77 182 285 287 292 441] Roads measured from Hicks's Hall. [442 Again cross the Nth.Tyne. M F M F PBELUNGHAM* 5-2974 84 H. 3 46/. INKS. Hexham, Bl. Bull, G.Lion- Hexfuxm Abbey (burnt down in Sept. 1 8 1 8 ,! , T R. Beaumont, Esq. ; and just over the Bridge, on 1. is The Hermitage, J. Hunter, Esq. Cliollerford bin, i£ M. on 1. Chesters, — Clayton, Esq. Barrisfwd , 2$ m. on 1. Nunwick Hall, Robert Lancelot, Esq.; im. further is Chipchase Castle, Col. Reed. Wark, near 2 M. beyond, Lee Hall, — Charlton, Esq. Bellingham, near, on 1. Hesleyside, W. Charlton, Esq. fPierceB ridge", p. 435 4 M . from Pierce Bri. on r. to Darlington, 5 ; 1. to Bishop's Auckland, 9. Heighington Red worth — 4 EldorT Merrington" 2$ M. from Merrington, on 1. to Bishop's Auck- land, 5 ; 1 £ further, on r. to Darlington, 14. Sunderland Bridge Cross the Wear (p. 43 k,) . URHAM-VJiA*. Cross A corporate Town — 961 H. 6763 /.-Ma. ar. io§Mo.; dep.i2Aft. The Assizes held here. INNS. Durham, Queen's Head, Red Lion, Wheatsheaf. Pierce Bridge, between 3 and 4 M. from, on r. High Walworth Hall, John Harrison, Esq. Eldon and Merrington, between, on r. Windleston, SirR.JohnsonEden,Bt. 241 246 247 250 253 258 262 Another Road to Durham. West Auckland, p. 43 5 Cross the Gaunless, which runs on 1. to the Wear. St. Helen's Auckland "BISHOP'S AUCK- LAND (see p. 465) Private Carriages are 249 249 *5 permitted to go thro' the Bishop's Park to Dur- ham, which saves near- ly a Mile, and is a very beautiful Drive. Cross the Gaunless R. Holywell House Sunderland Bridge '^DURHAM- /J/*;. Cross 258 263 Burton Lazars, p. }8o Cross the Wreak (p. 380) Cross the OakhamCanal." Near Thorpe Arnold, on 1. to Melton Mowbray, 2 M. ; 1 further, on 1. to Melton Mowbray, \ . Thorpe Arnold Waltham on the Wolds" 103 106 The Oakham Canal is united with the Melton Mowbray Navigation, near the Town of Melton Mowbray, and proceeds on the north Side of the Eye R. by Brentingley, Wiverley, cScc. to Oakham in Rutlandshire. Length, 15 m. JValtham on the Wolds, on 1. Godeby Park, Edward Manners, Esq. On r. of Waltham on the Wolds, Crox ton Park, Duke of Rutland. To p Buckden", p. 344 Through Buckden, on 1. to Stilton, 14 m. Brampton* On 1. to Thrapston, 13 M. Nun's Bridge" Cross the Ouse (see p. 248). ^HUNTINGDON A corporate Town 476 H. 2397 /.—Ma. ar. 4* Mo.; dep. 7 Aft. The Assizes held here. 60 62 63 INNS. Huntingdon, Crown, Foun- tain, George. Buckden, at, is the Palace of the Bi- shop of Lincoln. Brampion, at, John Richards, Esq. Nun's Bridge, beyond, onl. Hinchin- brook House, Earl of Sandwich; on r. The Views, Ceo. Sharpe, Esq.) 443] [444 GREAT AND DIRECT ROADS MEASURED FROM SHOREDITCH CHURCH. The Measurement as far as the 7f r heatsheaf Inn at Alconbury Hill (see p. 344) is reckoned from Hicks 's Hall Standard, a* well as from the Shoirditch Church Standard ; the first going by Bamet, and described in Pages 543,! 344; the latter as follows, by IT T are, ivltich is 4 M. 1 F. nearer than the] Bamet Road; on which Account (as the flfileston.es after Alconbury Hill] reckon from Uicks's Hall StandardJ the Distances marked on this Road will no longer correspond ivith the Milestones ; and all Roads given as Branches from the Road ice are now about to describe, will consequently be much nearer than if taken from Hicks' s Hall Standard. — 7 — 7 To Edinburgh Sf Aeerd Kingsland—r. G. On 1. to Highgate, 4 M. Stoke Newington Stamford Hill'-r. G. On 1. to Enfield, 6 m. " Tottenham High Cross* Tottenham'— -5^ Upper Edmonton" — Angel Lower Edmonton Onl.bridge, 10; on 1. to St. Neots, 8 a. Papworth St.Everard i M. beyond, on r. ' to St. Ives, 6; 1. to Potton, 10. Godmancbester" Horseshoi'S, limit. On w.to (Jambridgi>, 14J M.;' end St. ires, & : on 1. to St. Neots, 9. 36 3 1 Cross the Ouse (p. ^.48, ^HUNTINGDON" (seel p. 442) -/>/. H. J On r. fo Ramsey, jf M.: on 1. A) 6V. NeoiSy 10 ;j and Thrai'Stof, , 16$. I Great Stukeley Little Stukeley" Alconbury Hill IVheatshcaf Inn \iw 1. £9 Hicks' sHaR Stand- ard, thro' Hatfield and' />arnet, 6 8 M.] j X Tlience (as p. 344-348) tot ^NEWARK Thence (asp. 480-481) to\ 5~ 57 $.8 3 S earthing Moor pTUXFORD fcpRETFOR£) Barn by lMooi* pBAWTRY pDONCASTER Thence fas p. };l) in p Ferrybridge On 1. fo Pontcfract, z| M. ; an r. /<> York, 2 Cross the . fhe (seep. 3 5 1 j . 13 rotherton" — Old Fox On r. to Tcdcaitcr, 1 1 j m, Fairburn" 1 M. beyond, on 1. &> A/ by, 10; 1 4 M.firrth-er, on\. to Leeds, 9^. Miekletield "ABERFORD"— Z 5 . O. 124 //. 649 /. — Mil- ar. 9-5.0 Aft. ; dtp. 1 2 Aft l S 60 6l 63 7 • i 20 v ' 3 3 5 1 40 5 14c j| 174 i 1765 180- 182^ iV^rt/- 2 M. beyond, on r. fo Tadcaster, 4 ; on 1. fa Leeds, 10. Ot'^r Bramham Moor. pBramham" M. beyond, on r. fa 7arf- ccr5fer,5; onl. to Hare- wood, 6. Oy>s5 ?Ae IVharfe R. (see p. 352)-. "WLTHERBY'— - 5m W * «//'/ Tull>ot Inn 243 // 1140 /.—Ma. ar. u Aft.; ilep. 10 Aft. On 1. fcj Knaresborough, 8 M. ; 1 m. beyond, on v. to York, j 2 : \ m. further, on I. toKnares- 'briroiigk, 6. :^ ML beyond, on r. to Y< rX, 13}; a/? the 1. /e K/airesl'oou/^'i, 3^-. -Ye<7/- liorou»hhridge, on 1. /« Knaritboro', 7 >i b Mi(5ROUf;i I BRIDGE" fc° /'-35-. 1 " O/j r. / f ) Jfdborough, 1 M.; «/?<"/ lori, 17^. Cross the Lure R. (seep. 355', «nrf w* 1. fo 7fr »o/», 6 m, Dish forth — Swan Cross the Swale (p. $$z). Topciiffe" -.[[On r. toThirsk, 5 w. Bush by Stoop (hiv. toThirsk, 4 M.; on 1. fa ^/>o», 8£. Sand Hut ton -#oe&ac£ Newsham— - T. G. iSonth Otterington" North Otterington" Keifr North Allerton } on 1. to Thirsli, 8 m. ■"•NORTH ALLERTON* — M. H. 510//. 2234 /.-Ma. ar 4-48 Mo.;' dep. 5|Ah. TVifo' A«/-//t Alterton, on \. to Richmond, 14^ m. Lovesome Hill" iB S ?*9|? 95 :o2 206 4;ao8 212 214 216 2.176 **p 4-42245 4-19] Roads measured from Shoreditch Church. [450 A-nngiov., i hi. beyond, on r. Nune- ham Wimpole, Earl of Mardwicke Cungrave and C&xio-i, between, on 1. is Stow Hall, Dr. Thompson. God?nariche.?t?r, on 1. - Pasehelier, Esq. On 1. of Huntingdon, Hinchinbrook House, Earl of Sandwich ; and The Views, Geo. Sharpe, Esq. j Huntingdon is situated near the R Ouse, over which it has a Free- stone Bridge, of sit Arches. From its ancient convenient Neighbour- hood for Hunting, it is supposed to have derived its Name - Hunton Down. Near the Church of St. Mary wa3 anciently a Priory of Black Canons. On an Eminence near the Tov/u stood a Castle, erected by Edward the Elder, and enlarged by David the First of Scotland, Earl of Huntingdon. The Town is recorded to have formerly had 15 Parish Churches, but now there are only two, in one of which is an ancient Steeple.' It chiefly consists of one principal Street, and is well pav?d; during the Winter it is lighted. The Town Hall, in which the Assizes are held, is a comrao dious and neat Building, standing on one Side of a large Square, Here is also a good Free and Gram- mar School. Huntingdon is go- » erned by a Mayor, 1 2 Aldermen, and a Common Council. It sends 2 Members to Parliament. Little Stukeley, on r. — Torkington Esq. [For Remarks between Aleonbury Hill and Newark, see p. 346, 349, 350; between Newark and Doncaster, p, 48 1 ; betiueen Doncaster and Ferry- bridge, p. 353, 354-] Brotherton, on r. of, Byram, Sir Jno. Ramsdeu, Bart. About 1 |m. beyond Brotherton, on 1. Water Fryston, Rob. Milncs, Esq. Fairbum, 2 M. beyond, onl. Ledston Hall and Park (an ancient Seat of the Earls of Huntingdon), Christ. Wilson, Esq. Aberford, near, on 1. is Partington, Rich. Oliver Gascoigne, Esq. At Abtr/ord, the Ruins of an ancient Castle, built *ocrfM\cr theConquCst Bramham, near, on 1. are Bramham Park, Wm. Fox, Esq.; and Bram- ham Biggin, Lord Headley. FFetkcrby, near, ozi r. is Wetherby Grange, R. Thompson, Esq. The Town of Wetherby is situated on the Banks of the R. Wharfe, over which it has a handsome Bridge. Walshford, near, on 1, Ribston Hall, Sir Henry Gocdricke, Bart. 3 m. beyond fVaishford, on r. Alier- ton Park (or Thornville Royal), Lord Stourton. Boroughbridge, 2 M. on 1. Kirby Hall, R. J. Thompson, Esq. Topcliffe, on 1. of, NewbyPark, Lord Grantham. South Otterington, about £ M. on 1. of, Newby Wiske, Wm. Revely, Esq. Between South and North Ottering* ton, on 1. Sobergate, Rob. Hutton, Esq. North Allerton consists principally of one Street, of about £m. long. The Church is a Gothic Structure, built in the Form of a Cross, and con- tains several handsome Monu- ments. It has a Prison erected on Mr. Howard's Plan, containing 30 Cells, with 4 strong ones for capi- tal Offenders, and a Place for Cor- rection and Labour. Here for- merly was an ancient Castle, which was seized and destroyed by Henry II. A Convent for Cistertian Monks was founded here byjEdward I. but no Remains are extant. The whole of the Manor has been subject to the Bishop of Durham from the Time of William Rufus. He ap- points a Bailiff for Life, who pre- sides at the Election for Members of Parliament, who are chosen by the Housekeepers that pay Scot and Lot. The Battle of the Stand- ard, between the English and Scots, in 1 1 38, was fought near this Place : the Spot on which it took place retains the Name of Standard Hill; and some Caverns near it are supposed to have been the Places where the Scots were buried. Lovesome Hill, about i m. from, on l.i is Hutton Bonville Hall, Anthony j Hammond, Esq. - j G G 4.51] Roads measured from Shoreditch Church, C452> Liltle Smeaton Cross the IEisk R. whose Course on 1. is to the Swale R. about r. M from Kir by Wisk. Great Smeaton" Blacksmith's Arms Enter Common" T.G On r. to Yarm, o£ M. 2 M. further, on the 1. ta Richmond, io§. D.iltoti A^nr Croft Bridge, on 1. * o Catteriek Bridge, 9 M jCroft Bridge*— T. G I Cross Tees R. (see j». 43 5 ) ?DARL1NGT0N X - Tal hot, Durham 839//. 5059 f.— Ma.ar 7-8M0.; dep. 3-25 Aft 0«r. to Stockton, 1 1£ m. I ml. to Bernard Castle, r?£ M.; cr«ss thcCoquetR. whose ■" Course en 1. is from Rothbury, and on r. . of Felton to the Sea. I'Felton Bridge" New ton" ALNWICK *-Wh. Swan 845 H. 5426 I.— Ma. ar. 5 Aft.; dep. 4* Mo. On I. to Rothbi/ry, iz in ike Aln R. which J 57 2 S $ 201 264 269 26, 272 278 :28c ,84 :8 9 295 :2 9 8 304 453] Roads measured irom Shor editor Church. [4i Great S?neaton, on r. Hornby Grunge, H. Hewgill, Esq. Enter Common, about 2 M. on 1. is Pepper Hall, John Arden, Esq. Croft Bridge, about 2 M. 0:1 1. is. Hal- naby, Sir Ralph Noel, Bart. Darlington, within 1 M.on 1. is Black- well Grange, George Allen, Esq. Darlington carries on a good Trade in the Woollen Manufacture, & a most extensive one in the Linen Branch. 1 CaathamMundevilkon r.J/1 rotter,Esq. \Rushyford, on 1. is Windlestone, Sir I Robert Johnson Eden, Bart. ! Ferry Hill, beyond, on 1. Whitworth Hall, R. Du'nccmbe Shafto, Esq. Sunderland Bridge, on r. is Croxdalc House, William Thus. Salvin, Esq.; and near 1 M. beyond Sunder/and Bridge, on 1. is Burn Hall, Bryan ; Johjji Salvin, Esq. Durham: this City is supposed to have beeu first built in 995 ; it is nearly surrounded by the River Wear, and is about a Mile square. The Cathe- dral and Castle stand upon an Emi- nence, inclosed by the Remains of the old City Walls. The Situation of the Cathedral is extremely grand, the Building stretching along the Crown of an Eminence 8c Feet per ic-ndicular from :he Surface of the Riverwhich washes His Base : before it is a large open Area, called thi Palace Green, on the north Side o which stands theCasile,(irstereeted by William the Conqueror; it for merly contained four Tiers of Apart- ments, and is now the Town Palace of the Bishop of Durham. In a deep Vale near the River are the Remains of FinchaliAbbey, founded in 1196 for Benedictine Monks. 1 M. beyond Durham, on r. is Ayeley Head, Francis Johnson, Esq.; and i-§ N. E. of Durham is Newton Hall, Rev. Mr. Fawcett. Plans-worth, about 2 m. onr.is Cocken Hall, J. Dunn, Esq. Chester le Street, on r. Lumley Castle, Earl of Scarborough; and 2 M. on r. of Chester le Street is Lambton Hall, John George Lambton, Esq. Bh'tley, 2 M. or. r. is Usworth House, Mrs. Fcareth; ur,d 3 m. N. W. of} Birtley is Ravensworth Castle, Sir Thos. Liddell, Bart. Gatesftead, 5 m. on 1. Axwell Park, Sir Tho.Claverin^lit.; about 2M.onI.0f which is Gibside,Earlorbtrathmorc. Xcu'crisflt: : this ['lace has long been noted for Glass Works, particularly in the liner Sort ; and in the Coal Trade it is the first Port in the World, and has sometimes exported to foreign Parts and coastwise, up- wards of 600,000 Chaldrons in a Year. It contains 4 Churches; and that of St. Nicholas, the Mother Church, is a most curious Fabric, erected by David King of Scotland. The Bridge over the Tyne, buflt about i 775, consists of 9 large ellip- tic Arches. Newcastleis governedby a Mayor, Sheriff, and 1 2 Aldermen, and stands 2 Members to Parliament. Cos/orth, ij- m. beyond, is Gosforth House, Cha. John Brandling, Esq.: and 2; M. beyond, on r. is Seaton- burn House, Joseph Forster, Esq Shotten Edge, 4 m. beyond, on i. is Blagdon, SirMatt.WhiteRidley,BL Stannington, near, is Stannington Vale, "John Hall, Esq. Earsdon Moor, 1 M. beyond, on 1. is Cawsway Park, W.Ogle WallisOgie Esq. : 2 M. beyond which is Linden, C. W. Bigge, Esq.; and Eshot Hah, A. Adams, Esq. Felton Bridge, near, on r. is Thirsion > Thos. Smith, Esq. : 00 1. of Felton Bridge is Felton Park,RalphRidde^ Esq.; and beyond Felton Bridge, 00 r. is Acton House, R. De Lisle, ISsq. About 2 M. beyond Felton Bridge, on 1. Swariand House, A. Davidson, Esq, Newton, Newton Hall, Jos. Cook, Esq.? 1 M.furtheronr. is Low Newton, IV Johnson, Esq.; and about 5 m. on r. is Wark worth Castle, a grand Seat of the D. of Northumberland ; and at about 1 M. from the Castle, the Hermitage, situate on the R. Coquet, and formed out of the solid Rock, affording fine Scenery, &c. ^/??u<7'cA:,onr.AlnwickCastle,the noble Seat of the D. of Northumberland ; and 5 m. on r. of Alnwick, Howick House, Earl Grey; and im. from, is Craster Hall, Shaftoe Craster, Esq G G -1o5] Roads measured from Shorf.ditcii Church. [4,5 |M P j H F j If JFI M ;F runs thro* Whitting-| [MUSSELBURGH* 1 1 ham, and on r. passes! | Boar'sH.Edinbitrgh'k. 4 3 385 6 into the Sea. On 1. ta Dalkeith, 4 M. ?Charlton"-Fa/co7z//:7z 6 4 p 4 Otws r/te North Esli R. Warrenford" 4 3 3»4 7 1 (5^7». 432). pBELFORD*-J9e«/n7i 3 7 I318 ^ Porto Bello- GraAaro'j 171 H. 911 1. Ma.ar. | 1 .4m.? /»7z 2 4 3SS2 5-18 Aft.; dep. zj Mo. j On 1. fa Edinburgh, 3 J M. Detchon 2 5 [3 2: ! jLeith — Kings Arms 26 39 1 r Fenwick", Durham 2 i'fcw~ ■ , C n -". ro jQ.'s Ferry, 9^ M. -^EDINBURGH* G.P.O Haggerston" 3 -\r-i- 2 — 393- Tweed mouth — T. G. 6 4*333 - M 0r > On 1. to Comhill, 13} M. jPorto Eello, C5 a£oi;e 3882 Cross thcTweedCseep.^l x ) 1 (avoiding Leith) — — •"BERWICK' TownHall, j ^EDINBURGH G.P.O 3 ^ 39* 4 Berwick Bounds. — 4*334- _ i Ma. ar. 5-25 Mo. ; dep. 965 H. 7187 /.-Ma. ] $i Aft. ar. 9-28 Aft.; dep. u- i On 1. £0 Dalkeith, 6| M.; 55 Aft. Through Berwick^ on 1. to I 1 or;w£ Selkirk, 37. 1 m. through Edinburgh t Dunse, 14^ m. . on 1. fo Moffat, 48I ; ^ 3 m. /rw» Berwick, Biggar, 26}; ^r, enter Scotland. ■ 764; Glasgow, 43A; Cross the Eye R. which «>n/ Falkirk, 25^. runs on r. into the Sea. j North Cramond 3 7 395 3 Ay to 11' - Belly Berw. 7 1 341 4. Bay Horse Inn r 3 3966 On v. to Dunbar, 21 M. j Cramond Bridge" — 5 397 3 Houndwood 6 -347 4 O-o <,' theJlmondR. whose Ren ton 2 i ^fe 4 ! Course on r. is to the CockburnspathTower, 4 - 353 * ; Firth of Forth. Cockbnrnspath" 2 rDUNBAR'-Sfc.-^wiVfwV - 5S5 .i.pSouth Queen's Ferry Cross the F'u-th ofForth,by 3. 2 4005 Jnn, Hadding.] 7 704 /f. 3965 /.-Mo. or. 1 5 363 ! j the Queen's Ferry 1 , to North Queen's Ferry", 2-3 Mo.; dep. 7 j Aft.' Fife shire ! < 1 402 1 West Bourn" 1 1 3°4 i\ 1^ M. beyond, on \. to ■ Beltonford" — Sfifc 1 j Dumfermline, <£ ; and PlNVERKEITHING — Cross the Tyne R. which runs on r. into the Sea, Linton" T.G. 1 3^ ; i i CYi r. to N'>rth 'Berwick, 9 M .; ok 1 . £o Greenlaw, 2 2 . 1 About 1 Jm. beyond, on 1. &) , Burntisland Ferry, . Hunter, of Blackness ; i£m. further is New Hailes, Miss Dafrymple. Edinburgh, v/iihiu 1 M.onl. Dudding- stonHouse,latelyMarq.ofAbercorn. Within i,M. of Edinburgh, on r. Res- talrig,; A. Duncan, Esq. ; on 1. Par- sons Green, G. Mitchell, Esq. Near- Edinburgh, on 1- Holyrood House. ' 1 m. beyond Edinburgh, on r. Deanj House, Sir Jn. Nisbet; a little fur- thirjon, Craigleith House, A. Con- stable, Esq.: on 1. Revelston House, A. Keith, Esq.: at 3 Milesto. on 1. Craigcrook Castle, F. Jeffrey, Esq.; a little further on r. Drylaw, 'Mrs. Ramsay : near the 4 M. S. on 1. h Lauriston Castle, the Birthplace of the celebrated John Law. Near 5 n. from Edinburgh, on 1. acre ; Crampnd House, Lord Torpichcr. ; | : andBjarnton, Wm. Ramsay, Esq. [ CramondBridge, near, on r. Braehead, \ .Mrs. Howieson ; a li-^e further on -1/ Saughton House, Jas. Watson, Esq. Near 1 Iff. beyond. Cramond Bri. on i. Craigie Hall, Wm". Hope Weir, Esq.' 2 m. beyond Cramond Bri. onr. Barn- bougie Castle, Earl of Roseberry. Queen's Ferry, on crossing, see, on j the S. Coast, Dalmeny Park, Earl of Roseberry; New Hull, Wm. Scott 1 Moncrieff, Esq.; Hopeton Hou;-,?,; Earl or Hopeton ; and, jutting iatbj the Sea, Blakeness Castle; and to' the West, on a clear Day, may be\ seen Stirling Cattle, Ben Lomond,: Ben Lidi, and the Ochills ; on the! Fifd Coast, Bromhall, Earl of Elgin $ Donibristie Park, Eari of Moray ;i Abeadon House, Earl of Morton.! in the Middle cf- the Firth, Inch! Garvey; beiow, the Monastery, ofi Inch Colomb, Earl of Moray; and ; Inch Keith, Duke of Buccleuch. North Queen's Ferry, on 1. is Rosyth 1 Castle, Earl of Hopeton. For Remarks referring to Jnverkeub-^ ing and Crossg^tes. fa p. iJ- \ . 45Q] Roads measured from Shoreditch Church. [400 i£ M» further y cross the M F M 1 Near Glammis, on 1. to M F I M F Keity Burn, and enter Kirriemuir, 5 M. Kinross -shire. Glammis* — Lion Inn 2 1 459 3 5>Blair Adam Inn" 5^ 4*3 " 1 Douglas" 2 — 461 3 Gairney Bridge*- T.G. 2 1 | 4 t6- - b PFORFAR* 3 4 |4 6 4 "' Cross the Gairney Water, On r. fo Dundee, 14 m. whose Course on r. is Findhaven Bridge 5S !47°4 to Loch Leven\ Careston Bridge" 2 2 4726 A little before Kinross, Cross tffo South. Esk R. cross South Queich R. ; ■which rises in the which falls into Loch Leven. 1 ! Grampian Mountains, and whose Course ou 'KINROSS" 408//. 2214/. 2 ; 1 418 J r. is by Montrose into the Sea. On 1. to Alloa, i6| M. ; *BRECHlXE*-SwanLm 46 ; 47 7 4 and Stirling, 23=?. ! On r. to Montrose, 8 m. if M. beyond, cross the North Queich, whose ! Xorih Esk Bridge", J483- Course on r. is into Loch Leven. Kincardineshire ' Cross the North Esk R. 5-1 Milnathorp" On I. to Stirling, 23 M. 2|- -: 420 : which rises m the Grampian Mountains, and runs on r. to the £■ M. beyond, on 1. to Cu- Sea. ' par of Fife, 1 7£. 3 424- £• :.!. further cross the Lu- Dam bead Bridge" 3< ther R. which joins Cross the Fargo Water. the N. Esk R. about Enter Perthshire. 1 f m. from North Esk Crossgates* 5 : 4^9 Bridge. Brig of Earn" 2 t 431 : . | Laurence Kirk* Cross the Earn R. whose Boar's Head Inn 6- -489- Course on 1. is from 'Cross the Ben it R. which Loch Earn, and on r. 1 runs on r. into the ^ea. into the Firth of Tay. •Dmmlrthie" Half Turnpike Gate 2 1 43 3 1 ! Moon Inn 7! i 49 6 5 *>pPERTir— P. 0. 1 5 434 < Near Stonehaven, onx.to 4715 H. 16,94? T. | Montrose, 22 m. Cross the Tay R. (whose Stonehaven*-^//// Inri 6 562,6 Course on A. is from Cross the Carron ty Cowie Loch Tay ; on r. into - i Rivers; both of which the Firth of Tay) ; &,' I j run on r. into the Sea. on 1. to Scone, 2 M.; on 1 |Dee Bridge" iil ' j$j|4i r. to Aberdeen, through 1 Cross the Dee R. which Dundee, 88 : on 1. to j rises in the. south- ' j Crief, 17! ; and Dun- west Extremity of 1 kcld, 14J. ■ Aberdeenshire, and **CUFAR OF ANGUS* whose Course on r. is — Cross IZ 1-1 +47 : to the Sea at Aber- 464 H. 259c /. ! deen. On r. to Dundee, 13I m.; ^ABERDEEN Town on\. to Dunkeld, 14^. Home, Aberdeensh. 2 . i /)iyi6 Meigle Bridge* 5 3'45 2 : > j On r. to Dundee, i:M. See the Inns and Return Route for this 1 Essie Bridge", Jngtts 4 S 457- l Road after the Scats, j '• V -4^;- 46l] Roads measured from Shorkditch Church. [4(i2| Inverkeithing, on r. is Spencerfield Sir Jas. Erskine, Bt.; i M. beyond,' on r. Ralbuggie, Cunninghame, Esq.; Fordeli, Sir J. Henderson, Bt.; on l.Pittrivie, J . S. Blackwood, Esq.; and Dowloch, John Cunninghame, Esq.; and beyond, on 1. is Hal- beath, Dr. Wm. Scott. Crossgates, on the r. Cuttle Hill, Wm. Wemys, Esq.; further on l.Mickle- beath, D. Beatson, Esq. ; beyond which is Lassody, Dewar, Esq. About 2 M. beyond Crossgates, on r. is Lochgeily, Earl of Minto. Blair Adam Inn, a little before, on r. is Blair Colville, — Syme, Esq.; beyond which, Lochore House, — j Jobson, Esq.; and i m. beyond Blair, Adam Itm, on 1. is Dowhill (with extensive Plantations), Lord Chief Commissioner Adam ; near which is Barns, Henry Butt, Esq. Gairney Bridge, on r. of, is Colden,' Andrew Stein, Esq. lack Leven, the Castle, where Mary! Queen of Scots was confined ; nowj the Property of — Grahame, EsqJ Kinross, on r. Kinross House, G.Gra- ham, Esq.: 6 M. from Kinross, on the' Alioa Road, is the singular and ro-j mantic Scenery of Rumbling Bridge' and Devil's Mote, with the stupen- dous Fall called the Caldron Linn. Milnathorpe, on r. is Burleigh Castle fin Ruins), — Graham, Esq.; on 1. is Hattonburn, — Stein, Esq.; andj on r. Walker Arnot, Esq. Damhead Bridge, at, Press, Hugh Hay,; Esq.; and at the End of Glen Targ (one of the most romantic Glens in' Scotland), Ayton House, — Mur-j ray, Esq. ; and to the 1. is Elcho Castle, Earl of Wemyss. Crossgates, on r. is Potie, — Murray,' Esq.; on 1. Balmana, Col. Bilches. 1 Brig of Earn, on r. of, Kenmouth, Pat. 1 Kier, Esq. ; Innernethy, G. Frier,' Esq.; &Carfron, Jas. Patterson, EsqJ On 1. oi'Brig o/i?m7i,Dunbaray J Rob. Craigy, Esq.; Kilgraston, F. Grant, I Esq.; Pitcarthley House, — Murray,' Esq. ; beyond, on the Bank of the' Earn, Rossie, J. Stewart Oliphant,! Esq.; FreelandHouse,Ld.Ruthven;| Invermay, J.H. Filches, E?q.; andj on the opposite Side of the River, Duplin, Earl of Kinnoul. Beyond Brig of Earn, on r. is Moncrietf, Sir T. Moncrieff, Bart. Perth & Cupar of Angus, between, are Rosemount,G.Melin,Esq.; Kincar- rochy, J. Sharp, Esq.; Bonhardand Springfield, A. M*Duff, Esq.; and Murray's Hall, J. Murray, Esq.; the ancient Palace of Scone, Earl of Mansfield ; Newmiln, Pat. Miller, Esq . ; Eardrum , J .Drummond ,Esq.; St. Martin's, Wm. Macdonald, Esq. ; Duncinnan, Sir Wm. Nairne, Bart.; and Reidstone, Wm. Gibb, Esq. Cupar of Angus, within 3 M. of, on r. is Lawton, - Wright, Esq.; within ii M. of Cupar of Angus, on 1. Balger- shoe, Geo. Wright, Esq. ; on r. see Lintrosse, M. Murray, Esq.: about 2 M: from Cupar of Angus, on L is Cronan, David Blair, Esq. Near 3 m. from Cupar of Angus, on r. is Arthurstone, J. Battray, Esq. Meigle Bridge, within 1 M. of, on L is Kinloch, Geo. Kiuloch, Esq.; near Meigle Bridge, on r. Belmont Castle. On r. of Meigle Bridge is Fullerton, P. Murray, Esq.; about 1 M. beyond Meigle Bridge, on r. Drumkilho,A. Nairne, Esq.; on 1. Potento, Patrick Murray, Esq.: z\ M.from Meigle Br. on 1. is Islabank, Jas. Ogilvie,Esq Essie Bridge, beyond, on 1. Dunkinny Ramsey Lamey, Esq.: on r.of Essie Bridge, Kincaldrum,G.Bower, Esq. Glamynis, on 1. Glammis Castle, Earl of Strathmore. Doughs, 1 M.on r. Bridgetown, Wm. Douglas, Esq. Forfar, about 2 m. from, onl. Carse, Charles Gray, Esq. Can-ston Bridge, 1 M. on 1. is Careston Hall, George Skene, Esq. Brechine, on the r. Hon. Wm. Ramsay Mauie of Panmure ; about 2 >i. lYoin J?w?e/«??e,onr.EskmGunt,D.Hunter, Esq.; about 2 M.oa 1. KeilhockHall — Richardson, Esq.; 2 m. further is Strickathro, — Crookshanks, Esq. North Esk Bridge, beyond, on l.Euglish Maldy, Lord Kintour: 1 M;beyond North Esk Bridge, on r. Balmacgeen , — Graham, Esq.; near 1 m. further, on r. Hatton, Vigc. Arbuthnot. KJ3] Roads measured from Shcreditch Church. [4cH Laurence Kirk, within i M. on r. New- ton, Lord Halkerton. On r. of Lau- rence Kirk is Johnston, Col. Garden. Near 4 M. from Laurence Kirk, on r. i c . Whitenggs, Dr. Jas.Badnock; im. beyond, on r. Kair, G. Kinloch,Ei;q.; onl. Monboddo, Wm. Burnett, Esq. Drumlithie, if M. on 1. is Redmyre, Dr. Stuart : 2 M. beyond Drumlithie, on hot. Rushyford, fVhtatsheaf. Durham, Q.'s Head, R.Lion, fJ'heaisheaf. New- castle, Cock, Crown SfThistle,Q.'sHead, Shakespeare, Turk's Head. Morpeth, Phoenix, Q.'s Head. Alnwick , JV.Swan . i BetfordyEcueBell. Berwick, K.'sArms. I Red Lion. Hoimdwocd Inn. Rentor*, New Inn. Dunbar, New Inn,St. Andrew. Haddington, Bins Bell, George ^c Dra- 1. is Falside, Alexander AllardyceJ <£•/ik Hotel, George Hotel, Mail Coacr.\ Stonehaven, near, on 1. Duunotter,Alex J j Office, New-hall Inn, Wh.Hart. South ' Allardyce, Esq. : 2 m. on i. of Stoke- : Queen's Ferry, Lion. North Queen's haven, on theCarron R. Fetteressoe,JjFerry,,S7kji. Kinross, Twolnns. Perth, ' R. YV. Dutf, Esq.: 1 m. beyond; George, K.'s Arms, Salutation* Cupar of Angus, Sirathmore Arms. Forfar, Cress Keys, A r eio Inn. Brechine,*Sua:': . Laurence Kirk, Boar s Head. Stone-; haven, Mill of Stonehaven. Aberdeen, Adams's Hotel, Neto Inn Stcnehaven,on v. Cowic, J ohnlnnes, Esq. : about i-§ M. W. of Stonehaven, Ury, R. Barclay, Esq. : about 4 M. beyond Stonehaven, on 1. Muchuls, A. Mason, Esq. ; 1 5 m. further, on 1. Newhall, J. Mellis, Esq.; and Elsie, Dr.Morrison: neai^M.from Stoneha- ven, onr. Portlethen, G.Auldjo, Esq. Dee Bridge, within 1 M. is Banchofry, Andrew Thompson, Esq. Beyond Dee Bridge, on r. are Polmure, Mrs.Blackwell ; Ferryhill, - Brand, Esq. ; Clayhill, Geo. Auldjo, Esq. : on 1. Broomhill, Mrs. Mitchelson. INNS. Edinonlon,Angel,BeU. En- field Highway, Rose Sf Crown. Walt- ham Cross, Falcon, Four Swans; Hod- d es don , Bl. Lion, Bull. Ware , Bull, Sa- "acen'sH. Wade'sMiW, Feathers. Puck- eridge, Bell. Buntingford,Zfc&. George. Rvj ston, Bull, Crown, R.Lion. Arrk.f- tou, HardwickeArms. Q'XAtQ-.\, Crown, ^;oneuaven Laurence Kirk Brechine Forfar Cupar of Angus Perth Kinross North Queen's Ferry Edinburgh Haddington jRenton Houndwood jBer-v [Belfqrd (Alnwick Morpt:h George. Huntingdon, Crown, fmtnt&in . George. Alconbiu-y Hill, ffheotdtetif. ID ..rhr. m Stilton, Angel, lid!. Waudsford, Hay- JRuiSnjfrrd \eock. Stamford, George and An igtcn \George and New Hotel, Greetham, ,'N ;rth Allerton '.New Inn. Witham Common, / ughbridge fGrantham, Angel, George. Nfcwark,!|W«hfcrby \ Kingston's Arms, Ram, ■ Saracen S\ ..Abcrford \Head. Scarthing Moor, Black Lie-.. Akrrybridge jTuxford, Red Lion. Retfori ./toaster Crown, fr. Hart. BambyMocr, BluSB&wtvy, BsU.ScTooby, New bin. Bawtry , Cr: w n . ' jScrooby Dencaster, New Akgel, GtiA/i'id. Per- J3?.rnby Moor .ybrklge, Angel, Greyhound, &:/.;#??. 'R^tbrd Abcrford, Swan. Wetherby, .//;. 451 Cocker ton" Dobson's House On r. to Durham, 1 si #•> r;,\> 1. Ao ph'rve Bridge^. lioyal Oak Inn 0;d lo Pierce Bridge ,4^A . i J West Auckland" GVj i. to Bernard Castle, n| M. St. Helen's Auckland" p BIS HOP'S AUCK- LAND' 3.96//. 1 8c 7 I. Ma. ar. 7 Mo. ; dep. 1 1 Me. IXX. Bishop's Auckland, Talbot Cockerton, at, John Garth, Esq. I Text Auckland, at, the ancient Resi- dence of the Edens St. Helens Auckland, at,R. Milbauke, Esq. Bishop's Auckland, near, on r. thePalnee and Park of the Bishop of Durham 241 244 246 k 247:3 ! 25°'3 To Edinburgh, hj Kelso. >i r To WOOLER, as p. 46s 2 m. beyond, on r. to Cold- stream, 12^. Cross the Glen R. (see 468). Kirk Newton Near Mindrum cross the Beaumont R. which runs on r. to the Till R. Mindrum 1 4 m .from Mindrum enter Scotland. Near Kelso, on the 1. to Jedburgh, 10 M, ; and Haivich, i&k. Cross theTweed (seep.^i) On v. to Coldstream, 7 M. •KELSO", Raxburgksh. 536 H. 4408 I. ISmailholm" On 1. to Melrose, 8 M. "•LAUDER", Bene. '^EDINBURGH, 77.437 I J M 316 !3^7 336 342 353 3 79 Kelso, Cross Keys. Lau To b MORPETH, p. ^ 2 — -8^ 7 2 M. beyond, on r. to Ediv- bro" , thro' Jin wick,i o < . Lonc;horsley 6 6 291 H Todburh 2 - 293 5 The Lee a - 296 5 Cross the Coquet (seep. 45 2) ROTHBURY 3 - 299 5 133 H. 750 I- BW5 der, BlacT^Bull__ K'el>o, in the Environs of, are the fol- lowing Seats, viz. SpringwoodPark Sir G. Douglas, Bart.; Pinnacle Hill, Rob.Davidson, Esq.; Wooden, Robt. Walker, Esq. 5 Softlaw, Dr. Monro ; Rosebank, Col. Speus ; Shal'pellaw.JohnHood,Esq.; Eden- side, Major Douglas ; and Syden- ham, late Admiral Dickson. 1 m. beyond Kel-o, on 1. is Fleurs late Duke of Roxburgh. 3 M. N. of Kelso are Newton Don, Sir Alex.. Don, and Nenthorn, W.Roy, Esq.; about 1 >i, further to the N. E. is Stitchell, Sir John Pringle, Bart. Between Kelso and Smailiiolm^ow 1. are Makerston, Sir lien. llayMacdou- gal; and Merton, Hugh Scolt,Esq. Smadholm, 2. M. beyoiid, on r. is i\io- lerston, Hon. George Baillie. About 3 m. vest of Sma'dhnbn are Bimerside, J.Haig, Esq.: and Dry- burgh Abbey, Earl of Buchan. Between Smailholm and Jsiuder are Gecrgefield, — Pringle, Esq.; Car- rolside, J a*. Hume, Esq.; and Cha- pel, Wm. Fairhohn, Esq, H H 467] Roads measured from Shorbditch Church. [468 To Edinburgh and Aberdeen, ly the Coldstream Road, thro' Ware and Boroughlridge. To Ferrybridge, as p. 447 Thence, as p. 351,352, to pABERFORD pWETHERBY 7 i>pBOROUGHBRIDGE 1 2 On r. to Aldborough, 1 M.: and to York, 17^. Cross the Eure R. (see p. 3$$),andonl.to Ripon, j 6 M. Dishfcrth — Swan Cross the Swale (seep. 355) Topcliffe* On r. to Tlnrsk, 5 M. Bushby Stoop On r. to Thirsk, 4 M.; on 1. to Ripon, 8J. Sand Hutton-.ftoeZ«c& Newsham — T. G. South Otterington* North Otterington" Near North Allerton, on 1. to Thirsk, 8 k. b PNORTH ALLERTON — M. H. (seep.^%) T)ience to & f MORPETH, asp. 448 —452 2 M . beyond, on r. to Edin- \ bro' thro' Alnwick, 103.' Longhorsley"-fty/e$7. 6 Weldon Bridge Cross the Coquet (see^$z). Low Framlington Rose and Crown Long Framlington — j Church 4 M. beyond, on r. to Aln^ wick, 8 m.; on I. to\ Rothbury, 12. Whittingham-CW/e 8 Cross the AlnR. (seep. ^."| M F New Inn, Fifes hire, ruus on r. to the Sea. j the computed Distance Muirdrnm M -jj+S 2 $ of which is 7 ~ - 3S8 7 Cross the Elliot R. which e&INGHQRN*— Toufh runs on r. to the Sea. ! Hall — < 389 5 pABERBROTHICK* | 355 rJ. «94 f. Town House 5 4 0« 1. /o Invcrkctthing-, 646 H 5280 I. ■ : io£ M. On 1. to Brechine, 12 Ml; rKIRKCALDIE7W;i/7. - 39^ - 5 and Forfar, 1 c. ■ 390 #• 3747 /• Ov)55 Lunnan R. which jl Path Head 1 39t3 7 run 1 -, on r. to the Sea. Gallowtown — T. G. — 594 ... C/W5 the South Esk R. On r. to Anstruther, 1 9 :>i . (see p. 460). Cross the Ore and Fachty pMONTRJOSE" Town Rivers, which run on House 1 2 47' 3 r. into the Leven R. 1090 H. 8955 7. Plaisterers — New Inn 4 5 .399 i On 1. {0 Brechine, 8 M. Cross the Leven R. which North Esk Bridge" 3 _ 474 3 runs on 1. from Loch Ow *A« A r .£^ tf>. 460). Leven, on r. to the Sea. St. Cyrus Kirk\ Balbirnie* 1 ! i 40c 3 Kincardinesh. 2 : 476 6 New Inn" 1 ; j 401 5 Benholm" 4 $ + B« 3 On r. to Cupar of Fife, 9M. i BERYIE'— Oaw 2 6 1 i> FALKLAND- Cross 2 i 4°4 1 :oi //. 927 /. 448 H. 2317 /. Cross the Bervie R. which On r. to Auchlcrmuchty ', runs on r. to the Sea. 3 M. 1 Near Sir.-nehaven, on 1. to Cross the Eden R. whose Forfar, 38 M. Course on r. is by Cu- S 1 n e h a v e n *- Mi 1 1 Inn -•493 1 par into the Sea. Strathmiglo x -/ttv/Lfo^ 3 ; 407 '""ABERDEEN, asp.4.60 15 - 508 1 See the Return Route, p 475- Abernethy — Star Inn 5 1 4*3 1 IXXS. Whittingham, Castte.Wool- Near Brig of Earn, on erliaughHead, George. Cornhill, Bee- 1. to Kinross, law. hire. Greenlaw, Castle. Norton fnn. Brig of Earn"— T. G. Falla . Black Shiels. Castertown Haugh Perth >h. 3 1 416 2 Head, K.'s Head. Dalkeith, IF. Hart. Cross Earn R. Cseep.^ x 9 > . Edinburgh, BLBull, Cameron' sH< del, TERTH* 3 5 42c _ George Hotel, Mail Coach Office, Neic- 4715 II. 16,948 7. hall Inn, /F.Hart. Kinghorn Harbour, Cross the Tay R. (see p. Xeu- Lm. Kinghorn, Lion, Three 459) » •*!■ to Scone, 2 , Crowns. Kirkcaldie, AYh/wi. Plaister- M.; and Aberdeen, thro' ers, Xeir Inn. Between Balbirnie and Forfar, 85 M, | Falkland, Newinn. Perth, George, K.'s Incbture* IVlteaisheaf 2 3 433 5 Arms, Salutation. Dundee, Dundee LongForgarf, Lowes I. 'DUNDEE* TounH01.se, 2 435 5 Arms, New Inn. MontroR e, Ship, Star. Kinghnyn, on r. of, Abd en, Dr. Sib- Angus-sh 6 - 44 1 5 bald. End of Kinghoru, Jas. Ru- 1564 77. 29,616 I. therford, Esq. On 1. fo Cupar of Angus, Gallcwtmcr., about i^ M. beyond, on 13$ M.; Dunkeld, z8J. I. Balbigay, Ear) ot Rosslyitt Through Dundee, on 1. *» Balbirnie, on r. i^ Balbirnie lion-- Forfar, 14^1. ' Jdhn Baii'our, Esq; 4/3] Roads measured from Shoheditch Church. [-174 Balbirnie, £ M, on r. of, is Barnslee, Lieut.-col. Paston. About i{ M. on r. of Balbirnie is Bal- gownie, Lord Balgownie. i :vi. on 1. of Balbirnie, Leslie House, Alex. Brodie, Esq. ; beyond which is Strathendry, Col. Douglas. New Inn, on 1. is Pittillock, A. Law, Esq.; beyond, Drum, Mich. Lun-j dcu, Esq. : on r. Kirkforther, Chr.j Scton, Esq. Falkland, beyond, onl. Nuthill, Geo.! Saudilands, Esq.; about i M. on r. is Lathrisk, D. Johnson, Esq. j About x M. beyond Falkland, on r. is] Miers, Mrs. Mohcreiff ; about 3 m.i beyond, on r. Rossie, Capt. John! Cheape. Slrathmigin, on 1. is Walneld, James Cheape, Esq. Beyond Strath?niglo,\ on r. is Pitlour, Airs. MoncreifF. Between Stratlun'glo and Brig' of\ Earn, on 1. Glendarkie, late ! Watson, Esq.; Potie, — Murray, 1 Esq.; and Baimana, Col. Bilches. 1 Brig of Far)>, near, on 1. Dumbar- ney, Rob. Craigy, Esq. Perth and liichture, between, on lJ Kinfauns, Lord Gray; Balthayock,! J. Blair, Esq.; Glencarse, Thomas Hunter, Esq.; Fingask, — Thriep- land, Esq.; and Kinnaird, J. Ri- chardson, Esq. : on r. Woodend, Alex. Moncreitf, Esq. ; Saggieden, James Hay, Esq.; Pitfour Castle, John Richardson, Esq. ; Meginch Castle, Capt. Drummond ; Murie, Jas. Yeaman, Esq.; Errol House, J. L. Allen, Esq.; Inchmarton, J. Allen, Esq. ; and Seaside, J. Hun- ter, Esq. Inchture and Long Forgan, between, on r. Huntley Castle, Geo. Pater- son, Esq. : on 1. Ballandean, Sir David Wedderburne ; and Rossie Priory, Lord Kinnaird. Long Fnrgrut. and Dundee, between, on r. Milnfield, Capt. Miln : on 1. lnvergowric, Menzies Clayhills, Esq.; & Blackness, D. Hunter, Esq. 1 Dundee and ,-lberbrotlnck, between,! on r. Craigic, Jas. Gutherie, Esq. ; Tay Bank, John Gutherie, Esq. ; Claypots Castle, Lord Douglas ; Pitdivey, David Anderson, Esq.'; Lumlethan, or FintrayHall, Robt Graham, Esq. ; Grange of Money fieth, Thos. Ker, Esq.; WoodhiU, Robt. Miln, Esq. ; Greenlaw Hill Robt. Miln, Esq.; and Taymouth Wm. Philip, Esq. : on 1. Baldovia ! Ales. Graham, Esq.; Duutroon, j Alex. Graham, Esq.: Ardownie, Sir j Alex. Ramsay; Pitkerro, Mungo I Dick, Esq. ; Drumgeith, D. Fyfte i Esq.; Newbigging, Sir Alex. Ram j say; Affleck, Jas. Yeomans, Esq. Panmure, Hon. William Maule; Kelly, Hon, Wm. Maule; Spital- field, Jas. Frazer, Esq. Aberbrothiek and Montrose, between j our. Seaton, Alex. Strachan, Esq.; Auchmithie, J. Rolland, Esq.; Ethie, Earl of Northesk ; Amncs- ton, John Rait, Esq,; Lunan, — Imny, Esq. ; Dysart, Pat. Scott fesq. ; Dunninald, David Scott Esq.; l T san, Archibald Scott, Esq.; and Fcrryden, Hercules Ross, Esq. : on 1. Tarry, Rev. J. Aitkin ; New firange, Wm.Moir, Esq.; Parkhill, Wm. Henderson, Esq.; Letham, Rob. Stephen, Esq.; Colliestown, Jas. Chaplin, Esq.; Kimblemount, Jas. Lindsay Carnegie, Esq.; Ros- sie, Hercules Ross, Esq. ; Craig, Hercules Ross, Esq. ; and Kin- naird, Sir David Carnegie, Bart. Montrose and North Esk Hndg'e, be- tween, on 1. Newman's Walls, — Scott, Esq.; and Charleton, Carnegie, Esq. : on r. Kinuebar, — Fullerton, E.^q. North Esk Bridge and St. Cyrus, be- tween, on r. Kirkside, — Stratton, Esq. ; on 1. Criggie, — Scott, Esq. Benholm, beyond, on r. Nether Ben- holm, lately — Scott, Esq.; onl. is Upper Benholm, Geo. Robertson Scott, Esq. Bertie, near, on r. Hall Green, Hon. T. Lyon. Between Bervie and Stnveh.avpn, on r. are Belfield, Jno. Clark, Esq.; and Hervieston, late — Lochart, Esq. r on 1. Falsidc, A. Allardyce, Esq.: and Barras, Sir G. Mulgrave Ogil- vic, Bart. For linuarks between Stonehaven and Aberdeen, see p. 465. 4/5] Roads measured from Shoreditgh Church. [476j ABERDEEN to Morpeth Stonehaven Montrose Dundee Perth New Inn Plaisterers, New Inn Kirkcaldie Kinghorn Kinghorn Harbour Edinburgh Dalkeith Castertown Haugh Head Falla Norton Greenlaw Cornhill Wooler Haugh Head Whittingham Morpeth (Continued to London in p. 464, 465. pet k. 1 M F M F — - i«; - 21 6 36 6 ~9 6 66 4 21 A 88 1 18 3-| 106 4 2 4 109 - 614 I IK 4 3 " 118 4 -f 119 2 9i 128 3 66 ',135 1 5,6 |i 4 o 7 2 1 *43 13!- 156 ti g 167 - iik! 1 79 1 I4]5 r ?3 6 20 2, 214 9 2 lM3 - m. beyond which is Little Harle, C. M. Aynsley, Esq.; about 1 M. further, Kirk Harle, Sir Ch. Lo- raine, Bart. For the Seats from Elisha to Edin- burgh see p. 439, 440. To Edinburgh & Aberdeen, by York. "NEWCASTLE*, j*. 452 m 9 6J Through A'ewcastle, on r. through Morpeth to Edinburgh, 123 M. Cross the Pont R. which on r. unites with the R. Blythe. 1 Ponteland" 7-1 277 2 Within im.o/ Cambo, on r. to Morpeth, 12 M.; on 1. to Hexham, 18. Cambo" iVA 29c 6 Harwood Gate 2 - - 292 On r. to Morpeth, 13 M. Elsdon 6- - 29S 6 Elisha 5^ >OA 1 T hence to ^EDINBURGH (by the \ new Road), as p. 436 69 1 1374 ~ Nexc castle, between 5 and 6 .m .beyond, on r. Woolsington, M. Bell, Esq. Pont eland, 3 m. beyond, on r. Ben- ridge, Capt. Dixon ; beyond, Kirk- ley, Rev. John Ogle. 7 M. beyond Ponteland, on 1. Belsed Castle, Sir Cha. Monck, Bt.; 3 M. further, Capheaton Castle, Sir J. E. Swinburne, Bart. Cambo, within 1 si. of, on I. Walling- ton, Sir John Trevehan ; about t BrothertorT, asp. 447 On 1. toWetherby, 14I M. 3$ M. beyond, on r. to Sel- by, 8 ; on 1. to Leeds, 12*. South Milford-5^an PSherburn Barkston" Towton" — Wh, Horse pTADCASTER Lr Horse 382 H. 1483 /.-Ma. ar. 10 Aft.; dcp. 1-20 Mo. On 1. to Leeds, 14} M.; and Harewood, 11. Cross the Wharfe R. (see P- 35*)« , StreetHouses" Pack H. Dring Houses'-CVoss Keys Near York, on 1. to JVe- therby, 14^1.; and Bo roughbridge, 18. Cross the Ovse R. which rises near Great Ouse- bourn, in the W. Rid- ing of Yorkshire, and after a Course of 3 m. receives the Eure ; theuce it passes near Selby into the Hum- ber, at Trent Falls. cb i'YORK"— York Tavern A corporate Town — - 2743 H. 18,217 /• Ma. ar. 1 1 -20 Aft.; dep. 12 Mo. — The Assizes are held here. On r. to Hull, 39* m.; Helmesley, 23 ; Brid- lington, 41 ; Whitby, 475 ; Scarbord 1 , 40^. Clifton Skehon 6 3 3 2|3 45 1 7 »// / 1792 1805 183 i*5 188 193 195 1 196 i 1086 477] Roads measured from Shoreditch Church. [478 Shipton" — Horse and Groom PEASINGWOLD— P. 0. 296 H. 1576 /. — Ma. ar. 2-20 Mo.; dep. 8 Aft. Thormanby* — Crown StockwellGreenT.G. fcpTHIRSK— M. H. A corporate Town — 539 i* 2155/. Ma. ar.4Mo.; dep. 6~5oAft. On r. to Stokesley, 20^ M. : on 1. to Boro' bridge, 1 1 £ ; and Ripon, 1 2 £. Thornton intheStreet" Near N. A 'Her ton, on\.to Boroughbridge, 1 8-f M . "WORTH ALLERTON [Thence ^Edinburgh (by Durham), 170 M. 7 F. and Aberdeen, 297 m. 1 f. as p. 448 — 460.] M 200 208 212 215 zi8 227 INNS. Tadcaster, Rose 8f Crown, W. Horse. York, Bl. Swan, Et fridges, Falcon, George, R. Lion, Wh. Horse, York Tavern. Easingwold, New Inn, Rose Of Crown. Thirsk, Three Tuns. Brotherton, on r. of, Byram Hall, Sir John Ramsden, Bart. Barkston,\ m. beyond, on r. Scarthing- well Hall and Park, Lord Hawke. At Towton the Hon. Martin Hawke. Here a famous Battle was fought, in 1 46 1, between the Houses of York and Lancaster. Towton, beyond, on 1. see Haslewood Hall, Lady Vavasour. 1 M. beyond Towton, on r. Grimston House, Sir John Craddock. Tadcaster, on r. of, Mount Pleasant, Win. John Clough, Esq. Thro' Tadcaster, on 1. see Healaixgh Manor, — Brooksbank, Esq. ; be- yond which, Wighill Park, Hon. Sir Stapleton Chetwynd, Bt. ; and Bilton Hall, lately — Plumer, Esq. Street Houses, at, 3 m. to r. is Nun Appleton, Sir Wm. M. Milner, Bt. Between Street Houses and Dring Houses, on r. Bishopsthorpe Palace, Archbishop of York ; and Middle- thorpe, Sam. Fras. Barlow, Esq. : on 1. is Askham, John Carr, Esq. York is a County of itself; and the Government of the City is vested in the Lord Mayor, a Recorder, 12 Aldermen, 2 Sheriffs, &c. There are 23 Parish Churches, besides the Minster or Cathedral :— this stately Structure is the largest Go- thic Church in England, being in Length 524 Feet; the Breadth of the cross Aisle, 222; the Height of the Lantern, 180; the Breadth of the west Front, 109; and the east, 105. The Castle, originally built by Richard III. is used as a Prison. York sends 2 Members to Parliament. Shipton, on 1. Benningborough, Giles Earle, Esq.; beyond which is Nun Monckton, — Jolliffe, Esq. Thormanby , thro', about 2 M. onl. is Sessay Hall, Rev. Wm. Dawney. About 3 M. on r. of Thormanby, New- boroughHall,Th. W.Bclasyse,Esq. Stockwell Green T. G. before, on r. is Thirkleby, SirTho. Frankland, Bt. Thornton in the Street, 1 m. on 1. of, is Wood End, S. Crompton, Esq. ; beyond, on r. is Brayvvith Hall Warcop Consett, Esq. The New Road to Sheffield. AlconburyHill,p.447 Thence to POLLERTON, 0^.444- 448 Bud by" On r. to Worksop, 5I m. Cuckney* Clown, Derlyshire Bariborough* Eckington" Mosbrough Woodthorpe", Yorksh. PSHEFFIELD (p. 384) 7 6 1 1 s 5 5 i 5 Budby, on r. is ThoresbyF'ark, Earl Manvers Cvckney, near, on 1. Langwith, Earl Bathurst. Bariborough, at, Bariborough Hall C.H.Rodes, Esq. Eckington, ■§• m. before, on 1. Rene- shaw Half, Sir G. Sitwell, Bart. Woodthorpe, at, Hugh Parker, Esq IEFFI ELD. -| 63 70 j '33 2 7: 136 3 3 140 4 144 1 4' *4s 3 - 148 1 ~: 149 3 4' 'S3 2 4 l S5 479] Roads measured from Shoreditch Church. [4S<' To FHODDESDON*, as p. 444 Little Heath ^HERTFORD" ^ A corporate Town — 604 H. 3900 I. -Ma. ar. 8 Mo.; dep. 8 Aft. TheAssisesheldhere. ■he Maran River, whose Course on r.' is into the Lea R. Water ford" Staple ford Wat ton" On r. to If are, 6 M. Bragbury End Broadwater" Thence to '^CARLISLE, as p. 343—359 2,U »9 4 2,2 2 2 24^6 26 3 -7 3 AVA r S'. Hertford, Falt-cn, Half Moon. 4ngel, d8k L 304 6 Hoddesdou and Hertford, between on r. the East India College; on 1. ^ ,, to Lincoln Bails Park, Lord John Tou nsend-Qj* To Doncaster, through East Retford. To Alconbury Kill, as p. 447 Thence to ;;'p NEWARK, as p. 544 \ On r. A? Sleaford, \ <)\ M.; tuii LhicJn, i6\: on 1. to Nottingham, 20. I Cross the Dean R. ( whose Course on r. is to the Trent R.) ; «»// oh. 1. fefl Southwell, 8:u.; Mans- field, 19^; Worksop, :.z. About 1 M. front :\ewarf:, cross the Trent (p. 50a Cromwel!" pCarlton" — />e// //;/7 Sutton" Scarthing Moor— £/. pTuxFQ«ja4-jaa? £»s 197 i/. 841 /.-Ma. ar. l**$ Aft.; dep. 8* Mo. MarkhamMoor-T.G. 1-8 M. Hertford, 3 ji. on 1. Woolmers, Mar- quis of Stafford. Waterford, near, on 1. Goldens, Rd. Emmott, Esq.; 1* M. further, on I. is Panshanger, Earl Cowper. TFatton, i§ M. on r. is Wood Hall, Sam. Smith, Esq. Broadwater, at, Wm. Whittington, Esq. To tWARE\ p. 444 Cress the RU)b (see ^.444) i Standon" 6 26 Ware, on r. of, Amwell Bury, Major Cha. Brown; St. Margaret's, — Maekay, Esq.; Stansted Bury, Mrs. Jocelyn ; Briggins, T. Blackmore, Esq. ; Bonnington Hall Cha. Vorke : Hunsdon eolson Calvert, Esq. ; and Pole Farm, Rev. Mr. Byron. Between ffare and Standon, Fanhanr rBAWTl Hall, John Currie, Esq.; Thun dridge Bury, Philip Hollingsworth Esq.; and Young's Bury, D. Giles, Esq. Grids* the Chester field Ca- nal (see p. 401 . IpEAST RETFORD*— M. H. 471 H. zc.30 7.— Ma. ar. 4 Aft. ; dep. 7 Mo. 0)iv. to Gainsbori', 9^ m. Cross the Idle R. which on 1. rises near A\ el- heck Abbey, and re- ceives the Riviers Poul- ter,Meden, andMauu, near West Drayton; & on r. of East Retford goes to the It. Trent. West Retford' Barn by Moor 'note NM,T°r«;o»h RansKdl Scrooby* Suan In? yorksJure Ma. ar. 6-55 Mo.; dep. 6-35 Aft. T On r. to Gainsborough, 1 1 ! M 11 M 6'* I s m ) I2C : 5: 1 1 \ 126 12; 128 _ 2 . 2 . " 131 ■ '33 3 6 2 ■35 '37 1 : 3 3 ' . I4C — j il 141 ! [ 44 MS 146 > '47 [ 6 . 1 4 r .149 481] Roads measured from Shorkditch Church. [482 M.; on 1. to Rotherham, Hi- Rossington Budge* — T. G. 1 Cross tlieTorne R. whose Course eta r. is to the Old Don R. pDONCASTER-3/. h. (see p. 351) *53 k8 IiVIVS. Scarthing- Moor, B'. Lion. Tuxford, Red Lion. Retford, Angel, Crown, fV. Hart. BarnbyMoor, Blue Bell. Scrooby, New fnn. Ban try. Cro-v.i. Doncaster, Nctr Angci, Old Angel. Cromwell, within £ M. of, on r. Joseph Pocklington, Esq. Carlton, on r. W. S. Welby, Esq. t Sutt(»i, z :m. on 1. of, Ossin^con Hall, J. Denison, Esq. Gamslon and Retford, between, on r. is Grove Park, Coi. Eyre. East Retford, on 1. of, is Babworth House, Hon. John B. Simpson ; and the Rectory, Archdeacon Eyre. West Retford, Mrs. Sutton; andT. L. Diekeuson, Esq. x m. on 1. of West Retford is Ranby Hall, Duchess of Newcastle. Ranskill and Scrooby, between, on 1. SerlbyHall, Viscount Gal way; and 1 M. further -rs Blyth Hall, Henry Walker, Esq. Bawtry, on 1. Viscount Galway. 2 m. beyond Bawtry, onl. at Shooter's Hill, James Hilton, Esq. Rossington Bridge, on r. Finningley Park, J.Harvey, Esq.; and Leo- nard Childers, Esq. About 1 M. beyond Rossington Bridge, on r. at Cantley, Mrs. Childers ; and lately Jas. Hilton, Esq. $ M. beyond, on r. to Ro- therham, 5; 071 1. to Mayisfieldy ij%. Cross the Rother R. which runs on l.fromChester- field; on r. to the Don. Handsworth* Darnal Attercliff " On r. to Rotherham, 4* >i . Cross the Don (see p. 3 e, 1 ) . PSH EFFIELD (seep.$S+) ,56 158 ! 59 160 INNS. Sheffield, Angel, Tontine. To Alconbmy Hill, as p. 447 •^NEWARK, as p. 344 p WORK SOP, as p. 348 1 M. beyond, on r. to Tick- hill, 8{. Gate fuel SouthAnstorT Yorksh. Tod wick" Aston" 63 1 20 142 '44 j 52 Sou/ fy Anston, beyond, on 1. Kiveton Park, Duke of Leeds. Todu'ich, on r. of, Thurcroft, Captain Butler. Aston, on 1. II. Verelst, Esq. About 2 m. on r. of Aston, Thomas Athorpe, Esq. Handsworth, on 1. of, Brain ley Hall, Mrs. Parker; and near it, Hugh Parker, Esq. Attercliff', G. Milner, Esq.; and Rich. Swallow, Esq. To b NEWARK, /;. 481 - On 1. to Grantham, 14 m.; and Nottingltam, 20. Through Newark, on r. to Tuxford, 13 M. Cross the Trent (p, 300). Kelham" On r. to Worksop, 19I M. Averham* 1 M. beyond Averham, on r. to Mansfield, 14L Upton — Church pSOUTHWELL x -M. H. 561 H. 2674 /. I ZQ 122 123 126 128 INN. Southwell, Saracen's Head. Kelham, on 1. is Kelham Hall, J. M. Sutton, Esq. Averltam, on 1. Averham Park, Easom, Esq. Southwell, on r. of, Norwood Park, Sir Rich. Sutton, Bart.; and Thos. Wright, Esq. About 3 M. on 1. of Southwell, Thur- garton Priory, I.G.Cooper, Eaq. 4S3] Roads measured from Shoreditch Church. [484 To Stockton, Sunderland, ^jPSth. Shields, asp. ^14 South and North Shields. | Ma.ar.3iAft4dep.8M TopclifFe, as p. 467 \ — - On 1. to North Merton, I2M. Thornrield Houses ' THJRSK (see p. 477) On 1. to Ripon, 12^ m.; and Northallerton, 8|. South Kilvington North Kilvington Knayton" Barrow by Leake" Chaytor Houses' Cleaveland Tontine I' On r. to Stokesley, y£ M. Crathorne" Kirklnvington pVAKM" 361 H. 143 1 /.-Ma. ar. 6-50 Mo. ; dep. 3 Aft. Cross the Tees (seep. 435). Eaglescliffe Near Stockton, on 1. to ' Darlington, n£ M. pSTOCKTON, Durh. A corporate Town — SizH.+zzc, /.-Ma.ar. 7-25M0.; dep. 1 -3 5 Aft. Norton Inn On 1. to Sedgefield* (246 3" 24 1 - 1 — 2- I - 3 3-4 44' 1 4 2 - 20 g !; p N-SHIELDS^.5i4) 272 72 21 1 214 - 3 4 M. 6 F. r+ M. Billingham Wolviston High Burntoft" Sheraton* Castle Eden Inn" Shotton" Easington Dalton le Dale" Ryhope" Near Bp. TVearmouth, on . to Durham, u|m. Bishop Wearmoutb" On 1. to Durham, 12 M. Cross the ffear (^.435). SUNDERLAND I 1684 Z7. 12,289 Z-Ma. i ar.i-ioAft.;dep.9-5Aft. 1 4 I I 215 1 - 210- 218- 219- 220- 222 4 226- 230J4 232- -34 234 237 59 INNS. Thirsk, ThreeTuns. Yarm i \ George 6c Drag on. Stockton, Bl. Lion R. Lion. Norton Inn. Castle Eden "* Castle. Bp. Wearmouth, Bridge Inn ^Sunderland 6c Nth. Shields, as p.514- Knayton, about 1 ?4. on 1. of, Brawith Hall, Warcop Consett, Esq. ; 2 M. on r. Newbuilding, — Smith, Esq. Leake, 1 m. beyond, at 1 M. on r. Sil- ton Hall, F. Hickes, Esq. Chaytor Houses, a little beyond, at about 1 if. on r. Thimbleby Lodge, R. W. Peirse, Esq. Tontine Inn, on r. late Mrs. Maule- verer. Crathorne, at, — Crathorne, Esq. Yarm, on r. Friarage, E. Meynell, Esq. Sedgefield, on 1. Hardwick Hall, M. Russell, Esq. High Burntoft and Sheraton, between, on r. Elwick Hall, Dr. Richardson. CastleEden, at, Rowland Burdon, Esq. Shotton, at, Rev. R. H. Brandling. Dalton IcDale smdRi/hope, between, on r. at Seaham, Sir Ralph Noel, Bt. Bishop Wearmouth, near, on r. The Grange, — Rowland, Esq. ; on 1. is Thornhill, — Webster, Esq. 240 ,422 ■44 1 I - 2- » 7 4 5i 2 4'- ;n 26 251 U| !- 2 5 2 j4| 3iM- 3- 26 — 6 Z6l 2 264 264 '95 202 205 To Scarborough To cfc PVORK", as p. 476 Lobster Inn" Spittle Bridge Inn" Whit well Inn" bpNEW MALTON* (see P- 495) On 1. toTVhitby, 29IM. Cross the Derwent, which rises near Hunmanby; its Course from thence is by Yedingham, &c. to New Malton, on r. of which it runs south- erly and joins the Ouse at Barnby, and thro' its Channel has aCom- miiuication with the H umber. Norton" jScagglethorpe — T. G. 2 4! 2 2ii 485] Roads measured from Shoreditch Church. [486 Rillington" Yedingham Bridge Inn" Again cross the Derwent. S nam ton Brompton" Wykeham"— Bull Again cross the Derwent. East Ayton— 7'. G. Falsgrave On v. to Great Driffield, 2o£ M. (^SCARBOROUGH New Inn A corporate Town 1 71 z if. 7067 /.—Ma. ar. 8* Mo.; dep. 2 Aft. M 217 224J4 220^2 227:6 229 233 334 M F To Stickford", p. 497 — - West Keal" 2 _ p BOLINGBROKE I 4 75 H. 361 /. M I2 5 127 128 Stickford and TVest Ktul, between, on 1. at Hagnaby, Tbo. Coltman, Esq. To pWahham Cross, *?Pf 443 Cross theLeaR. (seep. -\ 1 7) ^VALTHAM ABBEY Essex \zz H. 2287 /. INN. Waltham Abbey, Cock. ;Wolviston, asp. 483 J On l.to Sunderland, z 5 J m. Greatham Hospital TNNS. Wh\twe\l,BayHorse. Castle S I ra n ton " Howard Park Inn. New Malton, Tf h. pHARTLEPOOL A corporate Town- 260 H. 1047 /. Stranton, on 1. of, is Tunstall, James Robinson, Esq. Horse, Talbot. Yeding-ham Bridge Inn. Snainton, New Inn. Scarboro', BlucV- smiths' Arms, Blue Bell, George, New Inn, Pyed Bull, Talbot. York and Lobster Inn, between, on rJ at Stockton, Benjamin Agar, Esq. ; and Sand Hutton, Rev. Mr. Read, j Spittle Bridge, 2 M. on the r. of, How- sham, Mrs. Cholmeley. IVhitwell, on 1. of, Wm. Slee, Esq. between Whitwett and New Malton, on thei. is Castle Howard, Earl of) Carlisle ; on r. is Hutton Lodge, J. I Parkhurst, Esq. Malton, 1 m. from, on r. is Welham, Robert Bower, E^.q, Norton, 1 M , from, on r, SuttoriGrange ; George Parker. Esq, 2§ m. on r. of Norton is Setterington, Sir Mark Mast erman Sykes, Bart.; OnvJo Scmersham, -$\fti. 3 M. on r. of Norton is Lan°-lon,Tho.'j \V3rh0ys D. Norcliffe, Esq. [ 0n ^toPutiock Bridge, & \ Rillington, i£ M. from, on 1. Scamp- £ Lir y ston, Sir Win, St. Cjuintin ; on r. is 1 ' Knapton, Thomas Hodson, Esq. Yedingham Bridge, 3 M. on the r. of, at Heslerton, J. \V. Foulis, Esq. Brampton, ar, Sir George Cayley, Bt. Wykeham, 1 M.befove, on r.Wykehaiu Abbey, Richard Langley, Esq. Beyond Wykeham, on L at Hutton Bu- shel, .the Seat of Mrs. Qshaldeston. — - 2 4 «: : : - 245 2 3 - 248 : 2 1 5 ,c h pRAMSEY' (see above) - p\Vhittlesea, Camh. 82 Ramsey, at, Wm. Fellowes, Esq. To Whittlesea. To ^HUNTINGDON, | | asp. 447 — |-l 58:5 Ripton Regis 34 - 62 j Bury 5:5 676 pRAMSfeY 1 484 H. 2390 /. p\VhittleseV, Camh. 82 76 5 Or, To tpHUNTINGDO.: . cts above — — — 5& Hartford 1 3 1 60 Old Hurst Turnpike 37 63J7 681- Another Road. To "epETERBORO*, aj! I || P.48V — p|| 7 7 rWhittlesea, CW/:. c-!! 8: 1 1 a 4S7] Roads measured from Shoreditch Church. [483 2'6 To Lincoln, Hull, and Scarborough, m f To Alconbury Hijlj fVheatsheaf, as p. 447 Sawtry St. Andrew's" 35 Sulton — Bell Inn 34 Norman's Cross" — 17 On 1. to Uppingham, 22 M .; and Stamford, 1 3 -| . Yaxley JVmr Peterborough, on 1. to Oundle, 13^ m. C?W5 the Nen (see p. jaife). '^PETERBOROUGH - $f, //. Northamp. A corporate Town 838 //. 3674-/- — Ma. ar. 7 A Mo.; dep. 3 § Mo. Ow 1 . to Uppingham , -i 2 m . ; and Stamford, t§f. Walton— T. G. Werrington- IVheatsk. Glinton — Crown On r. to Crowland, 6 M. Norboro' — Packhorse Near Market Beeping, on r. to Boston, :; M. Cross the Wetland (set 3 2 ; j pMARRET DEEPiNG- 176 //. 899 /. Ow r. to Boston, 27 m. on 1. to Stamford, 8. Langtoft* Baston 1I2 Kate's Bridge— T. G. — 5 Cross the Glen R. which runs on r. to the Sea. Thnrlbv PBOUKN — Bull Tvn 309//. 1 5 9 t /.-Ma. ar. iofMo.; dep. 12$ Mo. Beyond B». Morton" t M. bryond, on r. to 2jps- tow, zi. Graby Gate 2 Kslackby — i>V. Horse 1 LpFOLKINGHAM Ckarck 77 , 8 6 96 to6 //. 659 /.—Ma. ar, 1 z^ Aft.; dep. n£ Mo JF On r. to Boston, 17 m. J Osbornby— Church 7 Aswarby" — ifor Silk Willoughby" — Near Sleaford, on r. to Boston, 17 m. PSLEAFORD— M. H. 98 100 10215 385 H. 1 78 1 /.—Ma. ar. 1^ Aft.; dep. 9^ Mo On r. to Tatter shall, 14 m. Holdingham Leasingbam" On 1. to Newark, i8| M 4 Green Man Inn* The Pillar" Amr Lincoln, on the 1. to Newark, 16 M. cb r LI N COLN \ K -ReinDeer '■ A corporate Town— 2 1868 //. 8861 /.— M 7! ar.4^Aft.; dep. 6$ Mo. -[| The Assizes held here j O* r. to FFragbp, 10 M. 0;/ 1. to East Retford, 2 1 Midge Inn" Spittal Inn" 0« r. to Market Raisin, 1 o m.; 1. to Gainsboro', 10 2 Redbourn" — Church H ibalsto w"- IVheatsk. ( ross the.'lncholme,\\ h i ch ! onr.runstotheHumber. [ pBRIGG, or GLAND- 3 FORD BRIDGET/.// _ m^ H. 1361 /.—Ma, ar.'8|Aft.;dep.8*Aft. On r. to Caistor, 9$ if. - Elsham Hall" J j BARTON Water-sideHo 5 „ Ma. ar. io| Aft.; dep. 6| Aft. j Cross the HvmherR. (this large Body of Water is formed by thd Rivers Ouse, Wharfc, Dfr wci!t. Aire, and Trent, which severally nuit^, & assuming the abov Name, pass on r. into the German Oc^ttn Iic6 109 112 120 122 128 6 34 140 i47 148 »5- 156 163 489] Roads measured from Shoreditch Church. [4^0 Suwtry St. Andrews, i m. beyond, on r. see Connington Castle, late John Heathcote, Esq. On Norman's Cross Hill are Prisons capable of containing seven or eight thousand Men, with Barracks for two Regiments of Infantry. Norman's Cross, i M. on 1. Long Or- ton, Earl of Aboyne. Peterborough, at, Henry Cole, Esq. About z M. on 1. of Peterborough is Milton House, Earl Fitzwilliam. The City of Peterborough is situate on the Nen R. and is governed by a Mayor, Recorder, 6 Aldermen, and 8 Common Councilman. Its Cathedral is a noble Structure, 409 Feet long, and 206 broad; the! west Front is supported by stately. Figures ; and the Windows are. adorned with some very fine Paint-! ings on Glass. Catharine of Ar-j ragon, Wife of Henry VIII. and! Mary Queen of Scots, were buried here, and have each a Monument The chief Trade of Peterborough is in Corn and Timber, aud the Stocking Manufacture is carried - on here to a great Exteut. Ijmtrtoft, 2 m. on 1. at Gretford, Dr. Willis. Bourn, John Howard, Esq. ; Mrs. Pochin ; and James Digby, Esq. About 4 M. on 1. of Bourn is Grims thorpe Castle, LordGwydir; about 1 m. further is Svvinstead, Viscount Milsington. Morton, on 1. at Harmthorpe, Colonel Packe. Jswarby, on r. Sir T. Whichcote, Bt Between Aswarby and SilkTVilloughhy . about 2 M. on 1. Culverthorpe, M. Newton, Esq. Leasingltam, on r. Miss Gordou ; on 1. John Steel, Esq. About 3 M. beyond Leasingham, on r. Bloxholra, Gen. Manners ; and 1 M. further, Ashby de la Laund, Neville King, Esq. Green Man, before you crime to, about z M. on 1. of the Road, Wel- lingore, Col. Neville. About 2 M. on r. of tfce GrGlandford Bridge, Angel, JV.Lior: Barton, Water House. Hull, Cross Hull is a large and populous Town, and carries on a very considerable Trade to the Baltic. It has a Cus- tom House and Excise Office, and the Exchange is a noble Building. Newlands, about 1 M. from, on r. is Hull Bank, Gen. Barton. Beverley, adjoining to, Pennyman House, Benj. Blades, Esq. ; Seats of the Rev. John Courtney, Wm. Beverley, Esq. and H.Ellison, Esq. At Beverley, on r. Mrs. Sterne. Lcekonji'eld, about ?. M. on 1. atEtton. late Ends Legard ; and H. Griw- ston, Esq.; z m. further on 1. at South Dalton. Sir C. Hotham, Bt. Watton, on r. is VVatton Abbey, Mrs. Bethell ; and near 2 M. on 1. Kiln- wick, Tho. Grimston, Esq. Cranswick, about 2$ M. on 1. is Nes- wick, John Grimston, Esq. Between Cranswick and Driffield, on 1. is Sunderland^ ick, Simon Hor- ner, Esq. Drijfidd, about 3M. east of, at Wands- ford, Wm. Thos. St. Quintin, Esq. Kendall, about 2M.on 1. atSledmere, Sir Mark Masterman Sykes, Bart. Foxholes, Rev. Rich. Sykes. About 4 M. on r. of Foxholes is Wold Cottage, Edw. Topham, Esq. ; about the same Distance onl. Fal- coner's Hall, late Major Wheatley Srarborovgh, the Castle. 493] Roads measured from Shoreditch Church. [4p4 TV Hull, by York. To < b PYORK, asp. 476 Grimston — T. G. Kexby Bridge Cross the R. Derwent (see ^.484). Wilberfoss — Anchor Barn by Moor — Inn Pocklington Newlnn" On I. to Pocklington, 1 M. Hayton Thorpe Shipton" v MARKET WEIGH- TON" 81 H. 356 J. Bishop'sBurlon" Horse Killingwold Grave — T. G. b PBE VERLE Y" (seep.^ 1 ) -M.H. Woodmansea Duncehill New-lands" b PHULL (see p. 491) — Market Place M '95 20i 206 20(; 2O9 21 I 212 214 22 1 224 225 227 22C; 231 ^34 INNS. B^rnby, Moor House. Pock- lington, New Inn. Market Weighton. Brigg's Ink. Beverley, Beverley Arms , Tiger. Hull, asp. 491. HULL to Beverley Market Weighton Pocklington Inn Barnby Moor York York. 19 6 3? Pockliugton New Inn, 4 M. on r. of, is Melbourn Hall, Lady Vavasour. Shipton, on 1. of, is Londesborough Park, Duke of Devonshire ; on r. is EveringhamHall , MarmadukeCon- stable Maxwell, Esq. Market Weighton, on r. of, is Hough- ton, Philip Langdale, Esq.; beyond which are Hothatn Hall, unoccu- pied; Cave Castle, the Seat and extensive Plantations of H. G.Bar- nard, Esq.; and Rowley, near South Cave, Rev. Robert Croft. Bishop's Burton, near, oft 1. Rrchard Watts, Esq. ; beyond which, at Cherry Burton, — Fowler, Esq. Beverley, adjoining to, arePennyman House, Benjamin Blades, Esq.; and Seats of Rev. John Courtney, William Beverley, Esq. and Henry Ellison, Esq. Newlands, about 1 m. from, on r. is Hull Bank, Gen. Barton. PGREAT DRIFFIELD, p. 491 NafFerton Burton Agnes* Thorn holm Haisthorpe Carnaby Bessingby" i£ M. further, on I. to York, 41. pBRIDLINGTON 707 H. 3130 /.— Ma. ar. 9 Mo.; dep. 1 Mo. [Bridlington Quay, 21 1 m. 5 F.] Sewerby* Marton" Flam borough Flam borough Head M 5* — _ 2 - 4 - I 2 i - I I - 1 4 I 4 — '> I 4 I 6 I M iF I I ;i92 : '7 1947 I 200 , 1 20 1 1 I202I 203 I 2 12 I 212 7 2 14 3 !2l6 I Burton Agnes, on r. Sir Francis Boyn- ton, Bart. Bessingby, Harrington Hudson, Esq. On 1. of Bessingby, at Boynton, Sir William Strickland, Bart. Sewerby, John Grcame, Esq. Marlon, Ralph Creyk, Esq. Barton Agnes, above Rudston Bartondale Hunmanby* as 202 205 208 Hunmauby, at, Humphrey Osbaldes- ton, Esq. 495] Roads measured from Shoreditch Church. [4Q6 To Whitby To cb PYORK*, asp. 476 Lobster Inn" Su'utle Bridge Inn* Whit well Inn" "■NEW MALTON* IVhite Horse 763 h. 371? r.~M*. ar.4 Mo.; dep. 6 Ait. OhT. to Scarboro' , 221 .M. Old Malton' — Church Cross the Rye R. whose Course 011 r. is to the Derwein R. PJOKERtNir— Cross <4o H. 2332 /. \m Sleights*- R. Lion Inn Cross the Rsk R. whose Course on r. is to the Sea at Whitby. Rus w arp" — /fdm $41 Rod no/ Inn WH1TB\ '--Drawbridge 1393 H. 6969 /.-Ma. ar. 9 Mo. 5 dcp. 1 Ait. INNS. Whitwell, Jfay J/ott*. Castle Howard Park Ykil. New Malton, // t. M I 7 | 5 1 . 'J M F - j 1 9 5 1 i202 '• [2<>§ 7 r.207 7 it pkii ? 1 - - 2137 i 8 8. ! I 23S2 1 1 2 1 . 24c 3 i 1 are The Woodlands, Mrs. Yeoman ; and Car Hall, Mrs. Preston. Ruswarp, at, — Ward, Esq. Between Ruswarp and IVhitby, on r. is Airy Hill, R. Modzom, Esq. Near /^7^%/seeLarkHall,- Pet ers,Es. IVhitby is a Town of high Antiquity, and carries on a greatTrade inCoals The Houses are strongly built of Stone, and it has a convenient Cus tom-house. The Town has suffered much from the -Ocean, particularly in 1807, when a strong new-built O.uay, supporting a Pile of Build- ings 80 Feet above the Level of the Sea, was destroyed. At /Vhitby, the Castle, the Residence of Chas. Cholmeley, Esq. About 3 M. on 1. of IVhitby is Mul- grave Castle, Earl of Mulgrave. To Helmesley and Kirby MooRSIOE. jTo ^'YQRK,asp. 476 Kettlestring ISutton on the Forest" Stillington" .^Gilling" 'Oswaldkirk" Sproxton i 1 3 ? Horse, Talbot. Puke. m S ,Black Strang ' '^f*5 A ^ R £ ee P«i9S) , [V.Swan. Saltei>gate, Cart ir Hor.es, /ri^.M.sLhV , J Ship. Whitbv, Awed, Golden Lhn,-\ ~ 6 3 H i}t l $ / ' _A A I M Kings Head, TV. Horse. «• I0 At M de P- 3 Ait. , York and Lobster [„n. between, Nawton" 1 9 5 j 1 '975 20311 |2C6'] J2I 3 I 2 [41 2l6!5 220 3 , r ' ! KIRBY MOORSIDE at Stockton, Benjamin Agar, J^.sq.; , , 1 // liliJ and Sand Hutton, Rev. Mr. Read. ; j ~ ' u , ' jj Spittle Bridge, z M. on the r. of, is . *£* * S^^^feff" ; Howsham, Mr,. Cholmeley. ; ^eO/^r. KrrbyMoorside, If .Horse TVhihvell, on 1. of, Wm. Siee, Esq. \ t Sutton on the Forest, at, on r. Lady Between JVhitwell ;md iYcw Malton,^ Hoar Harland. on the 1. is Castle Howard, Earl oi Stillington, at, Stephen Croft, Esq. Carlisle; on r. is Hutton Lodge, ^Between Stillington and Gilling, on r J. Parkhurst, Esq. I is Bransby, Fras. Cholmeley, Esq Old Malton, at, Malton Abbey, W»] \GilBig, at, on 1. is Gilling Castle, C. Wood Watson, Esq. i G. Fairfax, Esq.; near 5 M. beyond Pickering, on the r. of, at Thornton, . which is Newborough Hall, Thos. Rev. Mr. Gilby. Wynn Belasyse, Esq. z m. from Pickering, on r. at King-i! Os*rf//tf/^rA:,at,Clotworth}{Jowan,Esq thorp, — Fothergill, Esq. Helmesley, near, on 1. is Imncombe Sleights, at. on the I. is Esk Hall, J. I Park, Charles Duncombc, Esq Campion Coates, Esq. \\Nawton, z M. beyond, is Hall Between Sleights and Ruswarp, om 1. i House, Rev. John Robinson. [497] Roads measured from Shoredptch Church. [4Q8 To Boston, Frieston Shor E 2 M. beyond, on r. to M i -M F Bathing Houses, St Grba' r [MLFORD*,i;7M.2F. Grimsby. Norborougb, p. 487 ___ - 84: 265 //. 1 169 /] Burwell" 1 pLOUTH 64J1392 5 - ;i ii 2 Cross the JVellandR. (see A corporate Town ; P- 323)- 1035 //. 47-8 /.— Ma. St. James's Deeping, ) s s t ar. 1 2 Aft.; dep. 10 Mo. j Lincolnshire 1 4 } On r. to Salt fleet, 1 2 m. On 1. to Market Deeping, \- South Elkirigron 2 2 1464 l£ M. \ M. beyond, onl. to Mar- Over Deeping Fen to : ket Raisin, \x\'. Littleworth Red House 6- ■ 9 :t ) Wold Newton 7^ 1542. 1564 • 1584 Over Spalding Common to Ravendale 2 2 pSPALDING— P. 0. 951 H. 4330 /.—Ma. 5 - 97" 1 Brigsley 2- ar.nMo.; dep» 1 1 Mo. 1 Waltham 1 2 1396 On r. to Crowland, 9 M.; Scartho i£ 161 4 and Holbeach, 8. Jfithin 1 M. of Grimsby, Pinchbeck" — Bell 2- " 99- on 1. to Caistor, 10. Cross the Glen R. whose b P GREAT GRIMSBY 2 - ■ 163 4 Course on r. is to 1 A corporate Town the Foss Dike Wash. 668 H 2747 /.—Ma. pSurfleet — Crown PGosberton— T. G. 16 2 — root: - [02 t ar. 9 Aft.; dep. 1 Aft. 1 INNS. Svddhur, George, TV. Hart. Onl. to Su'ineshead, 6 M. Boston, Peacock, R. Lion, Wh. Hart, pSutterton* 37 I 106 c Spilsby, W.Hart. [Alford, Windmill^ On r. to Lynn, z&% m. PKirton" "-Peacock Inn : lo8 ; Louth, King's Head, Mason's Arms. 2 2 ..... ... ... VVyberton"- — Black- 1 GREAT GRIMSBY to Norborough. smit/is' Arms IC ; "Of ■ Louth — - 19 2 Near Boston, on 1. to Spilsby 14 - 33 * S leaf or d, 17 M. Cross the Old TVitham R. 1 1 Boston Spalding «7 15 4 i;o6 6 664 (see p. *>oi). ! • Norborough 12 6 79 2 ^BOSTON— IV. Hart A corporate Town 186* H. 8180 /.-Ma. 2 1 112 < 1 Pinchbeck, at, Rev. Dr. Wayett. Gosberton, at, J. G. Colthorpe, Esq. ar. 3 Aft. ; dep. 8 Mo. [Frieston" Shore | l St/tterton, at, Dr. Hutton. jlfiSrftmj on 1. S. R. Fydell, Esq. About 2 m. beyond Kxrton, on the r. Bathing Houses, ' Frampton Hall,Tho.Tunnard, Esq. 116 M. 6 F.] f-fotberton, Rev. Martin Sheath. Sibsey Stickney Stickford '5- 5- 1: - r i 7 <■ 1 , Prieston , John Linton, Esq. - T22 ( ) U>/^ Keal at, r llio. Cracroft, Esq. / 125^ Partney, on 1. at Lang ton, George Langton, Esq.; and Dr. Johnson. East Real" 3" - 128 : ' [Alford, near, on r. at Well, is F. B. pSPILSBY 2 - - 1 3c ' j Dashwood, Esq. 230 H. 963 /. Burwell, 2+ m. before, on r. at South Cross the ] ,imb R. which Thoresby, Witt. Wood, Esq.; 1 m. runs on 1. to the Sea. further, on 1. at South Onnesby, is Partney* 1 4 t 1 3 1 ( \ Gunby Hall, W. B. Massiiigberd, Dal by 1 - - r 32 ^ ) ' Esq. K K 499] Roads measured from Shoreditch Church. [50O Anther Rd. to Great Grimsby.- To ^LINCOLN", as p.\ Langworth Bridge Cross the Langworth R. whose Course on r. is into the Witham R. Stainton Snelland Buslingthoq>e pMARKET RAISIN' 164 H. 964/. Ma. ar. 6 Aft.; dep. 7 Aft. On 1. tn Gainshoro' , 21 M. Wailsby On 1. to Caistor, 7 >r. Stainton le Hole" Thorganby" Ravendale" On r. to Louth, 13 M. Brigsley Waitham" Scartho Within 1 m. of Grimsby, on 1. to Caistor, ic. *KJREAT GRIMSBY (see ^.498) 3 3 2| 4 5. 2 I 2 10 128 Another Rd. to Great Grimsby. 346 136 138 140 144 146 149 *53 ! 55 ,To pMARKET RAISIN. as p. 499 Nettteton Cross the Caistor CanaT. PCAISTOR 192 H. 1051 /. jCaborn [Swallow llrby i Bradley t Scartho \On r. to Louth, 18 M. b "GREAT GRIMSBY (see p. 498) r 5 ,58 160 M F 8- 1- 2 - 1 1- 2- 3- 1 - a — 144] i 5 2 1 53 - 156 r 5 8 161 162 1 64 INN". Caistor, George. The Caistor Canal goes from that Town by South Kelsay, and about 2§ u. further unites with the Au- cholme River Navigation. Irhy, about 5 m. on L of, Brocklesby Park, Lord Yarborousrh. 162 4 : To Scartho, as above Cleathorpe 162 164 Sud- Lbicnln, about 4 M. from, on I brooke Holm, R. Ellison, Esq. Market Raisin, 2 M. on r. at North WilHngham,lateAyscogheBouche- INN. Cleathorpe, Dolphin. rett, Esq.; and 3 M. on r. at Hain J To "'LINCOLN, p. 488 Spittal Inn \On 1. to Gainshoro' , ic M.; and Barton, 23. Another Rd. to Market Raisin 128 14c 12 To c, pPETERBORO',f as p. 4>~ Cross Car Dike. Newark Et* Cross Cat Water. Tlu^rney", Comb. West Raisin Middle Raisin -t ) ton, G. Heneage, Esq. Stainton le Hole, — Otter, Esq Stainton le Hole, about 1 >i. on r. isl Swinthorpe House, Rev. M. Ailing--! Glentham ton ; 1 M. south is Binbrook, Yarbois, Esq. Thorganby, at. — Middletou, Esq. Fa vendale, at, Rev. Dr. Parkinson. , P M A RKET H'altluim, at, Joseph Anningson, Esqjj F- 499) FXNS. Spittal Inn. Market Rai sin, If. Hart. I f 4 8 Is'C , . a.!, John Wing. Esq. ; To Glinton, p. 487 : : ,Peakirk (y Cross Car Dile. IjCROWLAND', Line. t\\ 37o H. 171 3 /. \\Crouland, at. l-*l< SS late T. Orby Hunter 501] Roads measured from Shoreditch Church. [502 To North Cave, by Hull. To b T>HULL, as p. 491 - Anlaby Near Kirk Ella, on r. to •Beverley, 7 m.; on\. to Hessle Ferry, 2. Kirk Ella Riplingham SOUTH CAVE 175 II. 718 /. North Cave INNS. South Cave, Fox. Cave, W kite Hart. M V M - 1 70 4 2 r 75 1 _ 176 4 : iSg 3 - i« 3 3 - 186 North Londonthorpe" Ancaster (Bayard's Leap" On r. to Sfeaford, 5$ H, ; j on 1. to New f irk, \ \. \Near Green Man Inn, I on r. to Slcr.ford, 9 M. Green Man" iThe Pillar" II Entrance of Lincoln, on j 1. through Newark, to London, 1^7 Bi. , cb X'LI N COLN" (see p. 48 6 ) INNS. Lincoln, a M |? 107 1 1 1 114 121'! ■4 1*91 p. 49T. To Lincoln, by Newark To ""NEWARK', p. 480 1 M. from Newark, on, I. to Tujrford, 1 3 . Halfway House-Sun, Line. Over Ieoinb Moor to Bracebridge — EelPye House Cross the Old JVitham R. whose Course on r. is near Tattershall, &by Boston into the Sea near Foss Dike Wash. Entrance of Lincoln, on r. through Sleaford to London, 119 M. •"pLINCOLN (seep^SS) —P.O. 128 ^34 136 * The JVhole of this Rou*c i 347 [CORBY, icz M. 7 F-] Cold Harbour 34 65 9 8 106 To Wragby. To '^LINCOLN', as p. 488 Langwortb Bridge Cross the Langworth R. whose Course on r. is into the Witham R. Bnllington pWRAGBY" 103 H. 509 I. 128 ■34 136:6 138 6 INNS. Wragby, Lion. Nags Head, 11 . JVragby, on r. GolthoHall, C. Main wariug,. Esq. ; ahout ill. on 1. i& Holton Lodge, T. Caldicott, E?q. j K K 503] Roads measured from Shoreditgh Church. [504 To Louth and Saltbleet. To FSLEAFORD x , as p. 488 Anwick" Billinghay Cross theOldWitham R. (see p. 501). TATTERSHALL' 105 H. 506 1. Cross the Bain R. which unites with the Old Witham R. on r. of Tattershall. Coningsby Tumby* Haltham" Daldersby pHORNCASTLE 578 H. j.etz /.—Ma. ar 8 Aft. ; dep. 1 Aft. On 1. to Wragby, io£ M. West Ashby Cawkwell Mai toy* pLOUTH (see p. 498) On r. to Spilsby, 14 m.; on 1. to Market Raisin, 16; and Great Grims- by, 20. Grim old by Saltfleetby PSALTFLEET 156 H. 800 I. m 1 1 1 116 I2C 125 126 128 I30 '3' U4 '3 140 *45 - t6c 6- 3 2 r 2 [- 1 — i — i,4 1 34 1 3 1 INNS. Tattershall, Angel. Horn- castle, Bull. Louth, King's Head, Mason's Arms. To Gainsboro' and Crowle. To W LINCOLN, 77.488 Saxilby" Cross the Foss Dike new Navigation, which runs on r. to theWith- am R. near Lincoln. On 1. to East Retford, 1 6$. Fenton" Again cross the Foss Dike. Torksey JMarton" Knaith* PGAINSBOROUGH 1 23 1 H. 5173 /.—Ma. ar. 7 Aft. ; dep. 4 Mo. On r. to Market Raisin, 2 1 M.; on\. toBawtry, it. Morton Beyond Morton, on 1. over TValherith Ferry to Bawtry, 9^ M. East Stockwith Cross theTrent (see p.$oo) . West Stockwith Haxey Low Burnham EPWORTH 280 H. 1502/ Belton" Cross the Neu> Tome, New Idle, and New Dun Rivers, which on r. join the It. Trent. Cross the Stainforth and Kea/lby Canal*. CROWLE 324 H 1424 /. Sleaford and Anwick, between, on r. Haverholm Priory, Sir Win. Jen- nison Gordon, Bart. Tattershall, the Castle. Tumby, about 3 m. on r. of, Revesby Abbey, Right Hon. Sir Jos. Banks, Bart. Halthaj:i, i§ M. on r. of, Scrivclsby Park, L. Dymocke, Esq. MaUby, on r. of, Tathwell Hall, late Cha?. Chaplin, Esq. 128 i'i'4 13S 140 141 i43 '44 146 '47 149 150 J 53 '55 156 158 162 INNS. Gainsborough moor's Head, JVh. Hart. Saxilby ney Black- , i M. beyond, on 1. at Thor- Geo. Neville, Esq. Fenton, near, on 1. Kettlethorpe Park, | Lady Ingilby. Marton, on r. Thorrock Grove, Mrs. Hickson. Between Marton and Knaith, on r. at Burton Gate, Wm. Hutton, Esq. Knaith, at, H. Dalton, Esq. Lea, at, Lea Hall, Rer. Sir C.Ander- son, Bart. 505] Roads measured from Shoreditch Church. [506 Helton, on r. of, is Temple Bell Wood, Win. Johnson, Esq. ; and 2 M. be- yond,onl.HirstPriory,-Stovin,Esq. The Stainforth and Kcadby Canal com- mences at the Village' of Stainforth, •where it joins the Dan River : its Course is by Thorne, crossing the Old River Dun at Crow'le Bridge, from whence it falls into the Trent, opposite the Village of Keadby. To Spittnl Inn", p. 488 Retbourn Castlethorpe On r. to Brigg, or Gland- ford Bridge, I J M. Broughton Santon Normanby" BURTON UPON STA- THER 110/f. $26 I. - 140 »47 - [ 5< ~ 152 ;2 l SS 2 x 59 - 1 60 Spitted Inn, about if M. beyond, on r. Norton Place, late Jn. Harrison, Esq. Norrnanby, at, W. R. Wilson, Esq. o7, fGAINSBORQUGH, as p. 504 Blyton Scotter Messingham Ash by Coats Brumby Frcdingham Flixborough Norman by BURTON UPON STA- THER Or, EastStockwith,/). 504 Barlings East Butterwick Burningham Flixborough Norm an by BURTON' UPON STA- TU ER I I - 146J6 5 - \ l S° 2 4 [ J 543 2 t 1564 2 - - 1584 / ) 1592 1 - - 160 2 1 - \ 161 6 T j ) 163 4 1 - - 16414 >- - 1654 -,1492 7- -1156 2 1 - -I1572 2k > 160- 4> !t64 6 1 - - r6c6 1 J ' 1!- 1 6 6j6 2 1 / 4 t 61- 179 181 181 182 184 1S6 108 192 194 196 JVhite Cross, i4 M. on r. of, at Long Riston, P. Neville, Esq. ; beyond which, at Rise, Mrs. Bethell. Bridlington, 3 m. on 1. Thorpe Hall, Win. Bosville, Esq. 507] Roads measured from Shokeditch Church. [508 To Cambridge and Lynn. m If: ToPPnckeridge,p.444. Cross the Rib R. (seep~\n) Braughin* Quin bury Hare Street" — Bell Barkway — T. G. Barley" 3 M. from Barley, on r. to A'cwmarket, zi ; en 1 to Roysion, 3J,. Fuhnire, Camb. Newton Hawxton On 1. to Royston, ic| m. Cross the Cam R. whose Course on 1. is to Cam- bridge, & from thence to itsJ unction with the Old Ouse R. within z M. of Ely. Trumpington'-Cotfc/j and Horses On r. to London, through Hockeril, 553^ m. ^CAMBRIDGE St. John's College A corporate Town — 2033 H. 11,108 /.-Ma. ar. 3 Mo.; dep. 10 Aft. On r. to Linton, n m., and Ncu market, 13. Cross the Cam (see above) , t:on\.toSt.lVeots,\8i M.; lV Huntingdon, 1 5|. ^Milton" St ret ham Bridge Cross the Great Ouse R. (see p. 248). pStretham'-iiW Lion 'vELY'—LiTmh fnn A corporate Town — 951 H. 4249 /.—Ma. ar. 10 Mo. ; dep. 4 Aft. The Assizes held here. On r. to Newmarket, 13^ M.; on \.toWisbeach,z<^. ChetUham— T. G. Littleport — Crown Littleport Bridge T.G. 48 go 54 616 632 674 694 73 ! 76 78 5 $02 8i|s 82 $ S3 7 85 86 89 1 Again cross Great Ouse R. Brandon Creek Bridge Norfolk Cross the Little Ouse R. (see p. 51 9 j to Southery" Moduey Bridge' Cross Sams Cut Drain. Helgay Cross the fVbuon or Stoke /if.whoseCourse on r.is into the Great Ouse R. Ford ham Denver" rDOWNHAM— Swan 385//. 1 77 1 /.-Ma. ar. 1 1 Mo- ; dep. 4 Aft. On 1. to JVishcach, 1 3 M. ; on r. to Stoke, 7 ; and Brandon, 24. Wimbotsham Stow Bardolph" On\. to StowBridge,i$M. Runcton Green" 2^ M. beyond, vn the r. to Wisbcach, 1 3 \ ; and to London by Stoke, 97. Cross the Nur (see p.^iz). pSetch" 3 West Winch 1 Hardwick 1 On r. to S waff ham, 14 M. b PLYNN (see P .$iz) M.H. 1 7 j 97:1 INNS.BsLTk.\xaLy,frhcatsJieaf.( am- bridge, Black Bull, Hoop, R. Lion, Rose, Sun. Ely, Lamb. Downham, Crown, Swan. Lynn, Croivn , Duke's Hd. Globe. \Bruughin, about 1 M. on the 1. of, is Hamells Park, Richard Shawe, Esq. \Hare Street, at, on r. is Hare Street j House, Chas. Boldero, Esq. 2f M. beyond Hare Street, on 1. is-, Widdial Hall, Gen. Gwynne. \Barkuay, 1 M.from, onl. is NewseiU j Bury, Lord Selsey ; on r. Cocken-i hatch, Sir Francis Willes. Barley, on r. of, at Heydon, Mrs. Heme.; : Trionpington, at, Seats of Dr. Clarke, i I and — Ottow, Esq. \Miltou, at, on r. Sum. Knight, and — ) Francis, Esqs. : 2 M. from Milton, on j r.Dcnnyl fall, John Hcther»on,E;^. f 02 z 7 1, 93,6 95> 50C)] Roads measured from Shoreditch Church. [51Q Stretham, on 1. the Rev. Dr. Morgan ; and about x§M. on r. The Planta- tion, Sir Cha. Morgan, Bart. Ely, at, the Bishop of Ely: beyond Ely, on r. Newberry, T. Page, Esq. Soutliery, at, on 1. Rob. Martin, Esq. Modney Bridge, near, on 1. Modney Castle, Wm. Jones, Esq. Beyond Modney Bridge, on r. Wood Hall, Wm. Jones, Esq. Denver, on r. of, RystonHall, R. Pratt, Esq.; beyond Denver, on r. is Crow Hall, J. Thurlow Deering, Esq Stow Bardolph, on r. of, Stow Hall, Sir Thos. Hare, Bart. x m. beyond Stow Bardolph, on 1. is Wallington Hall, Henry Bell, Esq. Runcton Green, zm. beyond, on I. Wat- lingtonHai^Rev.J.DaviesPlestow. Setchy on r. H. Hogg, Esq. To Cambridge fy Newmarket through Roys ton. To pROYSTON, p. 444 Through Koyston, on r. to Newmarket, a8 M. Melbourn, Camb. Harlston — Swan 1 M .beyond, on v. to London, thro* Barhway, 465 M. Trumpington On r. to London, through Hooker il, <3f M. "•CAMBRIDGE (see $07) A little beyond Cambridge, on r. to Haverhill, 2 im, Barnwell Quy Bottisham ' About \ m. before Devil 7 s Ditch, r. to London, 59 Devil's Ditch— T.G. PNEWM ARRET #.519) — • 3 3i 4 3 3 2 3 2 1 4 ! 2 " 4 ■ 1 7, Stapleford She! ford" Cross the GrantaR. which runs onl. to tbe Cam. Trumpington" On 1. to London, through Ware, 48^ M. ^CAMBRI DGE (ft. 507) INNS. Cambridge, as p. 508. Chesterford and Sawston, between, see on 1. at Ickleton, — Wyndham, Esq. Sawston-, at, on r. Rieh. Huddleston,, Esq.; and i£m. on 1. at Whittles- ford, Eben Hollick, Esq. Shelf ord, at, Rev. Mr. Preston, and Wm. Finch Finch, Esq. Trumpington, at, Seats of — Ottow Esq.; and Dr. Clarke. 376 4* 45 4 8j6 51 To Leaven, p. 506 Cat wick Sigglesthorne" Seaton* HORNSEA 159 H. 704 /. — - It86 I 3 !i86 2 5 |i 9 o — b 191 2 4 194 Sigglesthorne, at, Rev. Mr. Bentinck, Seaton, on r. of, is Wassand, Marram- Constable, Esq. INNS. Cambridge, Newmarket, as p. 520. 62|I 64!- ?. A'tw Somersluim, on 1. to/ Huntingdon, 84 M. p Somersham''-6Vow/z 4 4 1 Chatteris Ferry- T. G. 4 5 Chw« the Nen (seep. 322). •'Chatteris" — George, C(imbridgesh ire On r. to jE/;/, 12 m. ; i£ beyond, on 1. to Hunt- ingdon, 14!. Carter's Bridge Ov>«.y Vermaderis Drain. Doddington" 2 Wimblington i MARCH— Cross 681 77. 3098 /.—Ma. ar. 9 Mo.; dep 3^ Aft. Again cross He Nen R. [Guy horn Ferry Boat \ •Along the South Brink to\ ;p WIS BEACH— Cross 1473 H. 6300 1. — Ma. ar.iofMo.; dep. i§ Aft. I On r. teJDownhem, 13 m.; ! on 1. to Holbcach, 13$. j Walsoken Bear,Norf. West Walton — .fto^'// V/al pole St. Peter's"— Terrington ««^ 49 5~ 5^3 59 60 9° Tilney Islington''-- Lomt s Bri. Cross the Great Oust R. (see p. 248). Wiggen hallS t.Mary's St. Germain's" [Cross the Setvhy or Nor R. which runs on 1. to ! the Great Ouse near Lvun. *pLYNN — Bridg* A corporate Town 2323//. 10,259 t-Ma. ar. 12 Mo.; dep. 4 Aft. Gay wood On r. to Dereham, 25 M. [South Wootton" Hillington" — Cross Flitcham" '[ Great Birch am" Biicham Newton \\On 1. to Brancaster, 7 J M. 5;;Stanhoe" Cock and J Breeches !"BURXHAM MARKET Market Place 169 i 1 /. 743 J. Ma. ar 5 Aft.; dep. 8£ Mo. M3 1 5 4 —'6 *|6 -6 97 5 99 2 100,7 1 03 1 5 7 107 2 1 1037 1 1 3 6 1144 1 19 1 120- 1226 1 26 ! 7 9' 93 6 95 5 96I7 INNS. St. Ives, Crown. Chatteris, ]Ccr,rge. March, Griffin, IVh. Hart. I Wisbeach, Rose and Crown, Vmc. Lynn, Crown, Duke's Head, Globe. Caxton, about 2 M. on r. Cha. Madry Esq. St. Ives, on r. Cromwell House, Col. White. Somersham, near, on 1. Burton Esq. Chatteris, on 1. Jno. Westwood, Esq. on r. at about h m. John Gardner and John Seymour, Esqs. Doddington, on r. Algernon Peyton i Esq. \JFhlpoie St. Peter's, at, the Rev. Mr Morthew, and — Bentick, Esq. Islington, Win. Bagge, Esq. 'St. Germain's, Mrs. Hardy. ;/.?■>./,', 3 .m. on r. at Middle-ton, Edw. ! Everard, Jim. Esq. \Sauih JVootton, t\ KJ. beyond, on r. ! is Riseing Lodge, Col. Howard. Between South JVootton and HtUing- '• ton. on 1. Harvey Goodwin, Esq. 513] Roads measured from Shoreditch Church. [514 Hillmgton, on r. J. Bailey, Esq. Beyond Hillington, onl. is Hillington Hall, Sir M. B. Folkes, Bart. Futcham, near 2 >i. beyond, onl. at An- mer,AnmerHall,Jas.Coldham,Esq. Great Birchain, near z m. on 1. Mount Ida, Sir Henry Anne Lambert, Bart. Stanhoe, near, on 1. Stanhoe Hall, Ed-| ward Rolfe, Esq.; and onr. is Bar- wiek House, Capt. Sir \V. Hoste, Bt To Stainton le Hole", asp. 499 Bin brook" M 149 HI Stainton, near 1^ m. on r. of, is Ir- ford Abbey ; and at Kirkmond, Edmund Turnor, Esq. Binbrook, 1 m. beyond, on 1. is Swin- tborpe House, Rev. M. Allington. NEWCASTLE, p. 452 tJseborn Biker" Chirton" WORTH SHIELDS (seep. 514). Tynemouth — - I - I - 4 i 1 __ 1 4 269 270 271 276 277 278 pSUNDERLAND 1684//. 1 2,289 7.-Ma. ar.i-roAft.; dep.9-5M. Cross the Wear R. (seep. 43 5) fy the Iron Bridge. Monk Wearmouth" Fulwell— T. G. Cleadon" Harton Westoe pSouth Shields Ma.ar^Aft.; dep.8Mo. Cross theTyne (seep.^1,6). WORTH SHIELDS, Nortkumb. 804 H. 7699 /. Tynemouth" M F 268 269 270 272 274 74 1 27 /^ INNS. North Shields, George, \ Half Moon, Star and Garter. Tyne-j mouth, Salutation, Star and Garter. Biker, on 1. of, is Heaton Hall, Sir M. W. Ridley, Bart. 1 M. beyond Biker, on 1. is Benton House, W.Clark, Esq.; and Little Benton, T. H. Bigge, Esq. Chirtoti, at, on r. A. M. Lawson de Cardonel, Esq. ; and Edward Col- lingwood, Esq. Tynemouth, on 1. of, is Tynemouth Lodge, W. Linskill, Esq. Or, by Tyne Ferry North. This Passage not being at all Times safe, the Route above is generalhj preferred. To "PDURHAM*, p. 45 1 j — East Raynton* 5 PHoughton le Spring"! 1 Entrance of Bp. Wear- mouth, era r. to Stock- ton, 27 M. Bishop Wearmouth* 5 255 260 262 267 276 1 4I 2777 INNS. Houghton le Spring, R Lion. Bishop Wearmouth, Bridge Inn. Sunderland, George, Wh. Lion; Monk Wearmouth, Globe, K.'s Head. North Shields, George, Half Moon, Star and Garter. Tynemouth, Salu- tation, Star and Garter. DurJtam, 3 m. from, on r.is Belmont, Walter C. Hopper, Esq. East Raynton, about 3 m. on 1. is Cocken Hall, John Dunn, Esq.: further on the Road, at about 1 m. on r.Ketton House, John Lyon,Esq, Houghton le Spring, J. D. Nesham, Esq. and Rev. John Hutton ; and also the Rectory, Rev. — Thurlow. 1 M. on 1. of Houghton le Springis New- bottle Hall, late W. Russell, Esq, About 3 m. beyond Houghton le Spring, on 1. is East Herrington, W. Beckvvith, Esq. Bishop Wearmouth, about 1 M. before, on 1. High Barnes, Rev. Mr.Ettaick • and Low Barnes, R. D. Pemberton, Esq. : on r. Thomhill, — Webster, Esq. On the r. of Bishop Wearmouth is The Grange, Rowland Webster, Esq. Monk Wearmouth, on the r. is Rock Lodge, Mrs. Peareth. Cleadon, 1 m. before, on r. Whitburn, Sir Hedwcrth Williamson, Bart. Tynemouth, on 1. of, is Tynemouth* Lodge, W. Linskill, Esq. L L 515} Roads measured from Shoreditch Church. [51 6 To Cawood. To "BAWTRY*, 4 - i *3 11 15 1 1 38 A *J : ■■ 52 * iio 6 ! 62 7 8 3 1 7l 1 1 «; ! 82 7 4 4 | 87 ■ 1 1 , 1 99 z 2 7 102 r r > 3 jio8 4 : 6 7 I115 *| 16 6 132 1 1 - 133 3 Newport, near 2 m. on r. of, Debdeuj Hall, Lady Vincent. Beyond Newport, on r. is Shortgrove Hall, Jos. Smith, Esq. Between Newport and Uttlesford Bridge, on r. Audley End (embel- lished with fine Pleasure Grounds), Lord Braybrooke. Bourn, on r. of, Abington Hall, late J. Mortlock, Esq. ; and Abington Lodge, Mrs. Holt. On r. of the Road between Bourn Bridge and Sic Mile Bottom, West Wratting Park, Gen. Hall. At Six Mile Bottom, on 1. Col. Leigh. 57th Milestone, see on 1. Hare Park, Lord Rivers. Newmarket Heath, on 1. of, are Gog- magog Hills, on which is a Seat of Lord Frauds Godolphin Osborne. Newmarket, 2 M.on r. of, is Cheveley Park, Duke of Rutland. Red Lodge, near, on 1. see Ely Ca- thedral ; from the Brow beyond see Willerton and Barton Churches. 1 M. onl. of Red Jjodge are Chippen- ham Park and Plantations, John Tharpe, Esq. E/vedon, on r. Elvedon Hall, Earl ofj Albemarle. Thetford, New Place, — Partridge,! INNS, Holbeaeh, Chequers, T$lboi, Esq.; 3 M.on r. of Thetford is Eug- ton Hall, Duke of Grafton. About 1 M. beyond Thetford, on r. Snare Hill House, — Redhead, Esq.; be- yond which is Kilveston Hal* J. Wright, Esq.; beyond which, on r. Riddlesworth Hall, T. Thoruhill, Esq. Lar ling Ford, :m. before, on r. Wiefct Harling Hall, — Ayton, Esq. On r. of /Mr Ting Ford, Eccles Hall, Dean Miller, Esq.; beyond which, Cjuid- denham Hall, Earl of Albemarle. 3 m. beyond Larling Ford, on r. is Hargham House, Mrs. Hare. TVymondharn, within 1 M. of, on 1. Randall Burroughs, Esq.; 2 M. from JVymondharn, on 1. Kimherley Hall the beautiful Seat of Lord VVode house ; and T. Darrell, Esq. Hetherset, within 2 M. of, to r. Hethel, Sir Tho. Beevor, Bt. At Hethersei, on r. Mrs. Hatfield : on 1. J. Hardy, J. Buckle, R. Marsh am, jun.Esqs.; and the Rev. Barlhol. Edwards : on r. John Luke Iselin, Esq.; and a little further, John Brown, Esq. Cringle ford, on 1. Cremer Cremer, Esq.: opposite, — Cassland, Esq. Norwich, 1 m. beyond, on 1. late J. Harvey, Esq. At 3d M. S. on r. is BeestonlIall,-Mif:klethwayte,Esq. Crest wick, on 1. of, Spixworth Hall, late Fra. Long, Esq. : on r. at some Distance, see Wroxham Hall, Si- gismund Traflford Southwell, Esq. At Horstead, ou r. E. H. Lyon, Esq. Scottow, on 1. Scottow Hail, Sir T. Durrani, Bart. TVestwick Park, J.B. Petre, Esq. North TValsham, near, on r. Captain Thos. H. Cooper; and z% M, from North TValsham, on r. Mrs. Bidwell. Brad field, zh :>i. on 1. of, is Gunton HJffl, Lord Suffield. NoMh Repps, Rich. Gurney, Esq. To r SPALDING, p. 497 Weston Moult on Whaplode HOLBEACH 619//. 2962 /. — - 97 - 4 1 1 roi 102 [ 1 J 103 6 1 ; 105 ~ 523] Roads measured from Shoreditch Church. [524 M 60 76 5 79" 8; 6 67 To Thetford, by Newmarket To pNEWMARKET, as I v- 519 - j§ M. beyond, on 1. to\ "Thetford, 17$. Kentrord-T. G. SuJ\ I Saxham White Horse* Risby— T. G. b rBURY SAINT ED- j MUNDS* Market. Place A corporate Town ; 1 ^04 ff. 7986Z.-Ma.ar. ; 5-40 Aft.; dep. 9 J Aft. I The Assizes held here. | Fornham .St. Martin"! -Ingham" — T. G. Barnham" Cmss the Little Ouse R. i (see p. 519). MTHETFORjy (see p.\ 519) , George Inn, Norf. [Thence to Norwich,; as p. 519]. ' INNS. Burv Saint Edmunds, Angel, Bell, Half Moon, Six Bells. Thetford, Hell, George. Kent ford, between 2 and 3 ». on r Dalham Hall, Lieut.-gen. Sir Jas Affleck, Bt. ; bevond which, Ouse- den Hall, Rev. J. Hand. Saxhorn, z Bf. on r. Tho. Mtfls, Esq. ; near 2 M. further on r. is Ickworth House, Earl of Bristol; 3 !tt. on 1. is Cavcnham Hall, M. Singleton. Esq. Bimj St. Edmunds, 1 Rf. from, on 1. St. Edmund's Hill, J. Symonds, Esq.; and 1 M. on r. is Iiardwick House, Sir T. G. Cullum, Bart. Fornham St. Martin, about 1 M. from. on 1. at Fornham St. Genevieve, the Duke of Norfolk. Ingham, on r. is Ampton Park, Lordj Charles Fitzroy; and Livermere Hall, N. Lee Acton, Esq.: on 1. is Culford, Marquis Cornwaliis. Barnham, on r. Euston Hall, Duke of Grafton. Thetford, on 1. New Place, — Par- tridge, Esq.; and Ford Place, G. Beauchamp, Esq. To Lynn, through Brandon. 69 ToEartonMills, p.519 Hobbs Cross iWangford ['BRANDON*— : P. O. 215 //. 1360 /.—Ala. ar. 74 Mo.; dep. 8 Aft. Cross the Little Oase R. (sec p. 519). jWeeting"— Wh.Hart, Norfolk pMethwold*— Cock Cross thtJFinson or Stoke R. which runs on 1. to the Great Ouse R. fStcke Ferry"— P. O. ^Wereham Croivnlnn t'Stradsett* TVithin 1 M. 0/ Setch, on 1. to Downham, 6%. ( ros.s the Xar (seep. 512). pSetch"— Black Bull b «»LYNN (seep.Kif) 3I.ti. 98 03 3 INNS. Y>\\\\u\o\\,Cheiuers. Stoke Crown. Lynn, Cr>wn, thtke'sMd. Globe Brandon, near, onl. .J.Randyl Bnrch Esq.: 3 M. on r. of Brandon, Santou Downham House, Earl Cadogan 4 M. on 1. at Hockwold, Edward Bil- lingsley, Esq. fPt'e(ing,\Vee.t'mg}rla.\l, — Angerstein, Esq.; beyond, on r. J. Moseley, Esq Mcthwofd, about 4 M. on r. Didling- ton Hall, Robert Wilson, Esq. Sti/ki Fern/, about J M.onr. Oxburgh Hall, Sir R. Bedingfeld, Bart. Stradsctt, at, on r. Stradsett Hall, T.P. Bagjc, Esq.; 3 M. on r. at Barton Bendish, Sir J. Berney, Bart. Setch, near 2 M. before, on 1. YVatling- ton Hall, Rev. Jno.DaviesPlestow. To Wells, thro' SicaJ/'havi. iTo^RANDON^aJotv — - 78 [Through Brandon, on\. to Lynn, 24^ m. pMundford", Norfolk 4 Hill borough" 'SWAFFHAM*— Crox 49c U. zyo I. 525] Roads measured from Shoueditch Church [52(J M F M 4 3 97 3 6 roi i - 102 o I 7 4 I0 5 :o6 I 6 108 3 I r 1 1 i - 1 12 i 2 113 2 'M I;2 "7 I 7 118 0« r. fc> Norwich, 27I M.j on 1. to Lynn, 15^-. Within \\ m. of- Newton, on 1. to Castle Acre, i£. Newton* 1 M. beyond, on ^/ttf 1. ta Rudham, 7 -J. Wellingham Weasenham St. Peter" Rainham Inn" Toft Trees TAKENHAM— tf . /.ion 261 //. 1382 /.— Ma. ar. i£ Aft.; dep. 2 Aft. East Ba'sham ''Houghton PWALSINGIIAM* 337 H. 1355 /.—Ma. ar. 1 1 Mo.; dep. 1 1 Mo. Wighton Warham Hall" WELLS?— Fleece 607 H. 2683 /.—Ma. ar. 4 Aft. ; dep. 10 Mo. INNSTSwati ham, Crown, TV. Hart. Rainham, K.'sHd. Fakenhaiu^./^Vm. Walsingham, Bl. Lion. Welis, Fleece. Brandon, 1 m. from, on i. at Weeting, Weeting Hall, — Angerstein, Esq. Nhtndford, on r. are Lyndford Hall, Earl of Shannon ; West Tofts Hall, -Moseley,Esq.; BuckenhamHouse, Lord Petre ; and Bodney Hall, be- longing to — Tasburgh, Esq. Between Mu ndford and Hillboro«gh,o\\ l.DidlingtonHall,Rob.Wilson,Esq. Hillborongh,o\\ r. RalphCald\rell,Esq.; and 1 m. further see on r. at South Pickenhani, W. J. .Chute, Esq. 3 M. from Hillborough, on 1. at Cock- ley Cley, John R. Dash wood, Esq. Svxrff'ham, 3 M. on r. at Necton, Wm. Mason, Esq.; and about 5 M. on 1, of SwaffJum ^rAKarfordHall^rigg Fountainc, Ei*q.; at West Acre, An- thony Hamond, Esq.; Narborough Hail,S. Tyssen,Esq.; Beechamwell John Motteux, Esq ; and Hill Hall, Christopher Savile, Esq Newton, about 1 m. on 1. are the Ruins of Castle Acre Abbey, belonging- to T.W.Coke,E«q. : 2 M. from Newton 1 on r. Lexham, Fred. Keppel, Esq. Weasenham, within 1 M. on 1. is Wea- senham Hall, Rev. Fred. Hotham. Rainham ,Ilainham Hall, Marchioness Townshend. 5 m. on 1. of Rainham, is Houghton Hall, Marquis of Cholmondeley. Walsingham, Walsingham Abbey, Henry Lee Warner, Esq. Warham Hall, Thos. Wm. Coke, Esq. Hells, 2 M. on 1. of, is Holkham House and Park, the magnificent Seat of Thos. Win. Coke, Esq. : 3 M. on r. of Wells, at Stiff key, Wm. Loftus, Esq. Another R.IoBvunu am Market. To nVALSINGHAM, as m f m f p. 52* 1136 2 M. beyond, on the 1. to Docking, 9. Burnham Thorpe* PBURNHAM MARKET (see p. 512J jB«r^7iC»j77iO?^,theParsonageHouse, the Birthplace of Adm.Lord Nelson. On r. of Burnham Thorpe, Holkham House, T. W. Coke, Esq. Burnham Market, Burnham Hall, Sir Mordaunt Martin, Bart. M F M — U3 /' - 120 2 6 I 23 To i'Gosberton, p. 49 ; — - 102 ( Quacking 1 4 104 2 DONNINGTON 2 - 106 - its H - j <- 8 T > On 1. to Folkingham, 8f M. SWINESHEAD 2 4 108 6 273 //. 1561 I. To ^BOSTON*, p, 4^7 — - 1 1 2 C Bennington" 5 _ 117 6 Lever ton i 8 no, - Leake 1 120 _ Wrangle i 111 - Frisk nev ■2 J2T. _ WAINFLEET K 128 _ £29 //. 1075 /. Croft 1 - !2Q - [On r.foSkegby x , 133 M.l p Burgh 2 '3' - Boston, on r. of, at Fiieston, John Linton, Esq. ; and at Bennington, on r. Robert Walgravc, Esq. Skegby is much resorted to for Bath- ing by the Inhabitants of the Mid- land Counties, during the Summer. 52/] Roads measured from Shoreditch Church. [528 Another Road to Market "Weightc-n. M 149 [ 5 C '53 '59 163 163 .67 \Thorne, J. Ellison, Esq. Howden, — Jefferson, Esq. 170 '73 176 178 1 So 18) 183 JTo pBAWTRY", 0*77.480 Austerfield" jFinningley", Nott. U Hatfield Wood I House", Yorksh. Cross the Stainforth and Keadby Canal (p. 505). eTHORNE* 637 if. 2713 /.—Ala. ar. 7 Mo.; dep. 3 Aft. Thorne Wharf New Bridge Cross the Dutch R. whose Course on 1. is from the Don at N ew Bridge and on r. into the Ouse at Goole Bridge. [pRawcliffe Armyn BoothFerryHouselnn Cross the Ouse (seep.4.76) . pHOWDEN" 3*9 H. 18 12 /.—Ma. ar. 8 Mo. ; dep. 3 Aft. On r. to Hull, 24 m. Rurland Spaldington Outside Welham Bridge CrosstheFoulmerR.vfh.ose Course on r. is to the MuinberatTrent Falls. Over Spalding Moor to Holme * MARKET WEIGH- j TON \ 327 H. 1508 I. j INNS. "Thorne, Red Lion, TF.Hart. [Booth Ferry House Ian. Howden,! ! Half Moon. Weightou, Briggs Inn. \ \ Bantry, Viscount Galway. \/ltisierfield and Finmngtey, between, on 1. Finningley Park, J. Harvey, Esq.; and further to the 1. Shooters Hill, J as. Hilton, Esq. Hatfield Wood House, on 1. Wm. Gos-! sip, Esq. Edward Dealtry, and E.i Cartwright, Esqs.; and on the 1. at Streethorpe, George Cooke, Esq. i To Gisborough, by jTo b PTHIRSK, of/».477 (South Kilvington (North Kilvington K nay ton" Bar row b j Leak" Chaytor Houses" Cleaveland Tontine I.' On 1. to Yarm, 9$ a. x\rnclilie" Whorlton" Cross the Leaven R. whose Course on I. is into the R. Tees. STQKESLEY" 388 H. 1439 L Ay ton" Newton Pinchinthorp GISBOROUGH* 430//. 1834/. Or, "fTHIRSK, by Borough bridge, as p. 483 GISBOROUGH" York. -IU18 -| 219 I220 222 223 224 227 230 -39 242 245:1 i4 s:i . __ 1 214 -9 4J -43 INN. Gisborough, Cock. Knayton, about £ m. on 1. of, is Bra- with Hall, Warcop Consett, Esq. ; on r. Newbuilding, — Smith, Esq. Leake, 1 M. beyond, at 1 M. on r. is Silton Hall, F.Hickes,Esq. formerly the Residence of the Constables, Chaytor Houses, a little beyond, at about 1 m. on r. Thimbleby Lodge, R. W. Peirse, Esq. Tontine Inn, onr. late Mrs. Mauleverer. Jmelift'e, near, on 1. at East Harlsey, Sir Alex. Bunnyman. H r horlton, on r. of, is Whorlton Castle. Stohedey, 2 M. on the 1. of, is Leaven Grove, the late Gen. Cary. .-futon, — Wilson, Esq. Gisborough, on the r. of, W. Chaloner, Esq. and Skelton Castle, J. Whar- ton, Esq. ; on 1. Upleathara Park, Lord Dundas; and Kirkleatham Hall, H. Vansittart, Esq. 529] Roads measured from Shorbditch Church. [530 Another Road to Burnham Market. To "pLYNN, asp. 508 Gay wood On r. to Dereham, 25 M. South Wootton Onr.to Fakenham, \$$M. b Castle Riseing -Chu. Dersingham" Snettisham" Onl.to Hunstanton, 5 M. Fring — Church Docking" — Church Onl.to Brancaster, 4I M. PBURNHAM MAR- KET (seep. 512) M 1 F 5 M 97 9 8 I 5 100 I 4 2 7 2 6 102 106 109 3 1 1 12 2 .*> 114 5 e 120 Castle Riseing, the Castle, Colonel Howard. Dersingham, 1 m. from, on the r, is Mount Amelia, Rev. W. Davy. Snettislutm, on 1. Henry Styleman, Esq. Docking, John Hare, Esq. Burnham, on 1. is Burnham Hall, Sir Mordaunt Martin, Bart. To Holt, through Dereham. To * BRANDON, p. $M Cross the Little Ouse R. (seep. 519). Lyndford Lodge West Tofts Hair Stanford" Clermont Lodge* PWATTON-Cr<«5, Norf. 177 H. 794 /. Ma. ar. 10 Mo.; dep. 5 Aft. On r. to Norwich, 21 m. Ovington Shipdam" — Church Market Street West field Common pEAST DEREHAM — King's Arms 567 H. 2888 J. — Ma. ar. ii^Mo.; dep. 3 Aft. East ■; 78 4" - 82 1 2 83 1 4 - «S 3~ ■ 88 3 ' 91 1 / 93 34 96 — t 97 1 4 9 S 25 101 I- On r. £0 Norwich, 1 5$ M.; o?* 1. ^0 Sivaffham, 1 2 : anrf 4^ m. further, on r. #0 Rerpham, 7J ; o?i 1. to Ijynn, 23 -f. Elmham" Guist Bridge* Crow JVensum R. whose I Course on r. is into the Yare R. near Norwich. Thornage ^HOLT— Feathers Inn 218 H. 1037 /. — Ma. ar. 4 Aft.; dep. 10 Mo. F M F I06 109 4 119 INNS, Watton, George. Dereham, George, King's Arms. Holt, Featheis. West Tofts Hall, — Moseley, Esq. : 1 M. on 1. of which is Lyndford Hall Earl of Shannon. Sta?iford, on 1. is Buckenham House Lord Petre. Clermont Lodge, a Seat of Lord Vise. Clermont ; 2 M. on r. of which is Merton Hall, Lord Walsiugham. Shipdam, within 1 m. on the r. lately 1 — Storey, Esq. At Shipdam, on r. Rev. — Edridge About 1 M. on r. of Shipdam is Letton Hall, Theophilus Thornhaugh Gur- don, Esq. Dereham, § M. beyond, on r. is Quebec House, W. W. Lee Warner, E«q 2 M. from Dereham, on 1. is Gor^ate Hall, Rev. T. Munnings. Elmham, on 1. Elmham Hall, Richard Milles, Esq. Guist Bridge, 1 M. on the 1. Sennowt? Lodge, Edmund Wodehouse, Esq. 2 M. from Guist Bridge, on r. is Wood Norton, Cpl. Tooke Harwood. 5 M. from Guist Bridge, on r. Melton Constable, Sir J. H. Astley, Bart. ; 1 m. beyond which is Burgh Hall, ' Sir J. H. Astley, Bart.; and 3 m. on. 1. of Melton Hall is Thursford, Sir Charles Chad, Bart. To Spittal, as p. 488 'KIRTONINLINDSEY 264 H. 1 152/. 140 '47 M M 531] Roads measured from Shoreditch Church. [532 To Hpn, through Aylsham. To e "»NORWICH,/>. 5 20 Through Norwich, on 1. to Litcham, 24$ m. ; i m. further onX.toRcepham, 1 2 ; and 1 M. further ■, ow 1. ft? Cawston, 11. Horsham St. Faith" Newton St. Faith" Hevingham MVrsham PAY LSH AM— mack Boy $6zH. 1760/. On r. to Cromer, '10$ m. ; j Afort* JFalsham, 6f;j an^/ Wor stead, 7 j. Blickling* — Church Cross the Bure Bj. Saxthorpe— CKurch On 1. to Cawston, 4^ m.; anrf ffalsingham, 12* Edgerlejd Green pHOLT r*w />• 530) — Feathers Inn M 109 ri3 114 118 -7 1«9 122 126 129 U3 7/WY r .S". A vlsham, /itodi /Joy , -6/acA #«//. Holt,' Feath-rs. Horsham St. Faith, 1 M. on r. Spix- Thurgarton" Sustead Felbrigg* PCromer"— P. 0. M *| M- 4 2 123 T - [24 2 - 12C a (2 9 Swanton Bridge, 2 M. on the r. Elsing! Hall, Mrs. Green. About 1 M. from Swanton Bridge, on I. Billingford Hall, Wm. Pearce, Esq. 1 [Bawdeswell, Bawdeswell Hall, R. Lloyd, Esq. Reepham, about 1 m. on r. Booton Hall , j — Howlett, Esq.; and about 1^ M. j beyond Reqmam, on r. Sail House, j Sir Ricbard Paul Jodrell, Bart. Itteringham, about 1 M, beyond, on r. j Wolterton Park, Earl of Orford. Thurgarton, on r. at Hadworth, R. I Lee Doughty, Esq. ;7>^n£°-,FelbriggHouse,Adm.Lukin. \Cromer, near, on 1. Cromer Hall, late j George Windham, Esq. At Cromer, Joseph Gurney, Esq. and ! John Cross Cooke, Esq. |About 4 if. on 1. of Cromer ', at Beeston, j George Hoxall, Esq. ; beyond, at i Sherringham, Cook Flower, Esq. p NEWMARKET, ^.519 SOHAM' 551 H. 2386 7. Soham, 2 M. on 1. Wicken Hall, John Rayner, Esq. wqrth Hall, lately F. Long, Esq.; on 1. John Day, Esq Newtek St. Faith, about 1 M. from, on r. Stratton Hall, R. Marsham, Esq Bli'-kting, on r. Blickling House, Lord Snffiekl: 1 J M on r. of BlirMrng, Tq Dunm0 w and THAXTED, by Wolterton Park, Earl of Orford. ti ic u n j n l i$?ufromBlicklh>g,oul.O U honUAl Hatfield Broad Oak. Airs. Bell; about 1 m. further on l.hTo PHarlow", p. 516 Heydon Hall, W. W. Bulwer, Esq.! Shering* 'Hatfield Heath To Cromer, through Reepham.\ TT c ,. „ , ^ , " ' r 1 'Hat field Broad Oak To >EAST DEREHAM as p. 529 Hoe Swanton Bridge" Cross the Wensum R. (see P- 53o). Bawdeswell" On 1. to Litcham, iof M.; and Foulsham, 3^. pReepham* Ttteringhatn" _ IOI Ji 4 1 2 4 164 -; 2 * 106 4; 2 - '10S 4 4 c 112 6 6 IH9 ^ PDUNMOW 447 77. 2279 7. —Ma ar. 8£ Mo.; dep. 6|Aft Crow Jf/te Clielmer (^.535) Great Easton" Thaxted — - 23 2 -1 26 1 - 2/ 2 2 29 8 37 2 2 3 Newport, beyond, on r. Shortgrove Hall, Joseph Smith, Esq. Saffron Walden, on 1. of, Audley End, Lord Braybrooke. Hadstock, about a| m. on r. of, Wal tons, Col. Adean. Linton, at, Western Park, B. Keene Esq. To Hull, by Thome Se Howden 176 4 178 5*7 — To PHOWDEN, p Belby East Linton Gilberdike Scalby Cross the TVeightonCcmal. New Village North Cave* pSOUTH CAVE" #.501) pRiplingham Kirk Ella" Through Kirk Ella, on 1. to Beverley, d\ M. Anlaby* On r.toHessle Ferry, i$H. °' HULL (see p. 49 1 ) North Cam, occupied. South Cave, Cave Castle, II. G. Bar- nard, Esq. KirkElla, near, on r. West Ella, Joe. Sykes, Esq.; 2 M. on r. of which is Hessle Wood Hall, J. R. Pease, Esq. Anlaby, at, is a Seat of J. Sykes, Esq. 1802 10*2- 182J6 1,865 <8 9 '3 I 9 2' 3 965 -i! f 975 I 201 7 on 1. Hot ham Hall, un- M M *JL 535] [536 GREAT AND DIRECT ROADS MEASURED FROM WHITECHAPEL CHURCH. To Norwich, thro Ipswich Mile End Stratford le Bow— Church Cross the Lea R. (p. 3 1 7) . Stratford" Swan, Essex On I. to Norwich, thro' Vac market? 105 m. Rising Sun' 1 1 ford Bridge Cross theRodingR. which runs ou r. by Barking; into the Thames. Hford* — Red Lion Chadwell Street— JV. Hart pROMFORD"— M. H. 620 H. 3244 /. — Ma. ar. 9-40 Aft. ; dep. 5- 15 Mo. On r. to Grays Thurrock, 13 M. Hare Street* Puttels Bridge I Brook Street"— Bull p Brent wood'-Church ! On r. to TilburyFort, 144. j Shenfield'-Gr. Dragon ; On r. to Raleigh, 14I m. Mounlnessing Street* . Cross theWitham, whose Course on r. is to the Blackwater R. "WITH AM" 466 H. 2352 /.-Ma. ar. I2-55M0.; dep. 2 Mo. On r. to Maldon, 6^ M.j on 1. to Braintree, 7. Rivenhall End' pKelvedon" [On UoCOGGESHALL, 43 m. 7 f. <28 H< x 4 7i /•] Cross the Blackwater R. whose Course on r. is near Maldon, & from thence iuto the Sea. Gore Pits Marks ley On 1. to Coggeshall, 4 M. Copford S t a n w ay " — IV h .Horse Lexden- Ki?igs Head On i. to Ha! stead, ir§M< b PCOLCHESTER Obelisk A corporate Town — 2192 H. 12,544 f.-Ma. ar.3-6.M0.; dep. 1 :IMo. Cross the Colne R. (whose Course on r< is to the Sea) ; and on the r. to Haru Kilbridge Arlejgh — Crown Stratford Bridge' O'oss the Stour R. whose Course on 1. is from near Clare, Sudbury, and Neyland; on r. M F M F -—2 3 I 5 A? 2 6 2 1 I 3i6 "4 1 7 14 26 537] Roahs measured from Whitechapbl Church. [538 Stratford, a little beyond, on r. about i M. from the Road, — Gurney, Esq. Rising Sun, a little before, at a small Distance on 1. — Winniill, Esq. ; adjoining, — Greenhill, jun. Esq. A little beyond, on r. — Greenhill, sen. Esq.; and see on 1. at about l M. Distance, Wanstead Church and House, the Seat of W. Pole Tilney Long Wellesley, Esq. — furnished with fine Pictures, &c. Rford, on 1. Valentine; (remarkable for possessing the largest Vine in the Kingdom;, Charles Welstead, Esq. ; and Cranbrook, Mrs. Dare. At ioth Milestone, on 1. is Havering Bower, Dowager Countess Poulett. Romford, $ m. before, at about z M. on 1. Bedfords, late J. Heaton, Esq. Entering Romford, on r. the Barracks. A little Distance on 1. of Romford, Mrs. Barwis. Hare Street, at, on 1. is Gidea Hall, Alex. Black, Esq. Through Hare Street, on r. Hare Hall, Mrs. Wal linger. About l M. beyond Hare Street, HareLodge, late — Pott, Esq. a M. beyond Hare Street, on 1. Dagen- ham Park, Sir Thos. Neave, Bart. Brook Street, on r. Boyles, — Ander- son, Esq.; at a little Distance from it, Warley Place, Samuel Bonham, Esq. ; and Ropers, James Hirst, Esq. : near it, — Spicer, Esq, On 1. of Brook Street, Rev. Mr. VVol- laston ; and see, at about f M. Dis- tance, G. Porter, Esq. ; near it is Rochets, Earl of St. Vincent. £ M. on 1. of Brook Street is Weald Hall, Christopher Tower, Esq. Brentwood, i M. on r. Thurndon Hall, the beautiful Seat of Lord Petre. End of Brentwood, on r. Middleton Hall, — Gillum, Esq. z M. on 1. of Brentwood, at Pilgrim's Hatch, Mazanga Cottage, Rev. E. Dias- Ssantos. Sheirfield, onl. Shenfield Place, Rich. Heatley, Esq. At 20th M. S. on 1. Fitzwater, Tho. Wright, Esq. Mountnessiug Street, § m. onl. Thoby Priory, Jas. Grant, Esq.: i£ m. fur- ther to 1. Smyth's Hall, Rob. Alex. Crickett, Esq. Ingatestone, thro', on 1. The Hyde, Jno. Disney, Esq.; a little further Maisonctte,lateC.H.Kortright,Esq. F}Jar«retting Street, \ M. on 1. Copt- foid Hall, Wm. Vecheil, Esq. : fur- ther to 1. Writtle Park, Miss Night- ingale ; adjoining the Road, on r. Peacocks, — Sidney, Esq. ; and § M. beyond, — Goddard, Esq. Stisted, adjoining the Road, on 1. — Long, Esq. Widford Bridge, on 1. is Highlands, the late Cornelius Kortright, Esq. Moidsham, on r. the old Barracks. Springfield, Entrance of, on 1. a new- erected Building, a Depot for Arms. On 1. of Springfield, Springfield Place, — Brograve, Esq.; on r. Springfield Lyons, Dowager Lady Waltham. I M. beyond Springfield, on 1. New- hall, late a Seat of Lord Waltham, now used as a Nunnery. \Boreham, on r. Boreham House, Sir John Tyrell, Bart. Hatfield Peveril, near, on r. Hatfield House, Mrs. Sheen ; a little be- yond it the Rev. Win. Walford. On 1. of Hatfield Peveril is Terling Place, J. H. Strutt, Esq. On r. of Hatfield Peveril is Hatfield Priory, Pet. Leewood Wright, Esq. Wit ham, in the Town, on r. Witham Grove, Miss Ducane: — here the late Queen was entertained on her Arrival from Mecklenburgh. Through Witham, on 1. at Cheeping Hill, Mrs. Fras. Weston, and Rev. Andrew Downs ; beyond which is Falk bourn Hall, — Bullock, Esq. Rivenhall End, beyond, our. Durants Hall, — Cole, Esq. i£m. on r. of Rivenhall End, Braxted Lodge, P. Ducane, Esq.; at Brax- ted, Fabians, P. Ducane, Esq.; and a Seat of the Rev. Mr. Wallace. On 1. of Rivenhall End is Rivenhall Parsonage, late D. Cabanel, Esq. ; and further on 1. Rivenhall Place, . Rev. T. Western. Kelvedon, z M. on r. of, at Messing, Hill House, Golden Griggs, Esq.; and Fitz House, Mrs. Hills Rand. On 1. of Kelvedon is Felix Hall, C. Western, Esq. See Remarks for Stanway Sf Stratford Bridge nver-Ieaf. 539] Roads measured from Whitechapel Church. [540 by Manningtrce and Harwich to the Sea. ^Stratford' -Swan Inn, Suffolk Bentley Copdock"- #7/i/e Elm Cross the Orwell, whose Course on 1. is from Stow Market &Need ham; on r. it joins the StourR. near the Sea b nPS\YlCH-Entranceof A corporate Town 2853 H 13,670 /.-Ma. ar. 5§Mo.; dep. 9^ Aft. On r. to Yarmouth, 55 M. pQaydorT — Crown On 1. to Needham, 5 M and Stow, 8£. Creeting all Saints — ! Buck's Head Little Stonham-Py? Brock ford — Grijfin vThw&te-Budis Hd. ^S tok e* — //- "h. Horse Yaxley— Bull On r. to Eye, 2 M. Broome — Swan On r. to Eye, z M.: J M.I further, on r. to Botes- dale, 6%. Cross the TVhveney^vrhose Course on the r. is into Breydon Water, near Yarmouth. Osmondiston or Scole* Inn, Norfolk Thelverton" Dicklebargh-A.'.V H Tivetshall — Rcun W acton- Dukes Head Long Stratton X "5^a;/ Newton" Hartford Bridge-T.G. On 1. to New Bucken- ham, 12^ M. Cross theYareR. (p. £20 ;. Entrance of Norwich, on 1. to Ijondnn, through , Newmarket, 109 M. 3 4 4 3- 4 1 -6 i|6 1 7 I 3- 1 .3 3 ; 4 5 6 9 92 94 94 96 99 100 '•P4 109 I cb NORWICH" (see p. 520)— Market Place Ma. ar. n|Mo.; dep. 4 Aft. INNS. l\iord,Jngel,R.Lion.'Roin ford, Dolphin, G. Lion, TV. Hart. Hare Street, Unicorn. Brentwood, Crown, TV. Hart. Ing-atestone, Petre Arms, Spread Eagle. Chelmsford, Bl. Boy, Saracen s Head. XVitham, BluePosts. Kelvedon, Angel. Colchester, Cups, Wh. Hurt. Stratford, Swan. Copdock, TV. Elm. Ipswich, Golden Lion, TV. Horse. Ston ham, Pye. Thwi.ite, Buck's Head. Scole, W. Hart. Wacton, Duke's Head. LongStratton, £«■«/!. Norwich, Angel K.'s Head, AfaicTs Head, TV. Swan. NORWICH to G.P.O. Lonjon. Scole — - 7 4 4 7 11 4 2 6 6 - 7 ■i. 10 1 a 4 8 4 6 - 5H 6 5 6 19 27 31 43 3 46 1 53 60 70 74)' MS 88|5 93J5 995 1045 in 4 Thwaite Stonhaui Ipswich Copdock Stratford Colchester Kelvedon Witham Chelmsford Ingatestone Brentwood Romford Ilford Whitechapel Church G.P.O. — tj 11-3 Stan way, on r. of, Coptford Hail, J. H. Harrison, Esq.; i£m. beyond which is Birch Hall, J. Round, Esq. Stratford Bridge, before, on 1. Lang- ham Hall, ■ — Watson, Esq. Stratford, opposite the Church, Leeds, Esq. 1 M. beyond Stratford, see on the r. Brantham House, Sir J. T. Hutches, Bart. Copdock, z$ m. on 1. of, Hintlesham Hall, R.S.Lloyd, Esq. About z M. beyond Copdock, on 1. are Sproughton Hall, Jno. Smith, Esq.; and Chantry, J. M. Collinson, Esq. Clapfjbn, about 1 m. beyond, on r. is Shrubland Park, Sir Wm. Middle- ton, Eart.; and i\ M. beyond Cod- 541] Roads measured from Whitechapel Churcm. [542 denham Bridge, on r. is CrowfieldJ Hall, Benj. Stead, Esq. Stoke, i M. beyond, Thornham Hall,! late Duchess Dowager of Chandos.j Yaxley, on r. Yaxley Hall, — Leeke,] Esq. ; and about 2 M. on r. Broome I Hall, Marquis Cornwallis. Scole, just beyond, on r. the Rev John Doves. Thelverlon, on 1. is Thelverton Hall Thos. Hearers, Esq. Long St rattan ,on 1 .Rev.M r.Burrou ghs . j Newton, beyond, on the r. Shottesham! House, Rob. Fellowes, Esq. and the Rev. George Beevor; and 3 M. be-! yond Newton, on r. Dunstou Hall,j Rev. Mr. Long. Norwiclt, on 1. — Ives, Esq. To Chipping Onoa To Stratford, p. 535 Maryland Point Holloway Down Laytonstone* On 1. to Epping, tof m. Pass over Epping Forest". Woodford Bridge" Cross theRoding (see 555). Wilcox Green" Chigweir pAbridge" ''Passingford Bridge* Again cross the Roding. Hare Street" Little End" Moldon Ashes" 'CHIPPING ONGAR* lio/f. 678 /. Ma. ar. 10 Mo.; dep. 3 Aft. I 3- 26 i 2 2 i 9" INNS. Chigwell, Kings Head. Abridge, W. Hart. Chipping Ongar, Crown, Red Lion. Laytonstcne, at, near the 5th Mile- stone, on 1. H. Truman, Esq. Epping Forest, at the Entrance of, on 1. Mrs. Sansom ; nearly adjoining, W. Cotton, Esq. : opposite, G. Det- more, Esq. ; and about 1 M. further, on r. Wanstead House, Wm. Pole i Tilney Long Wellcslev, Esq. 7th Milestone, on r. a distant View of Chrybury Hall, Mrs. Hatch; and between the 8th & 9th Milestones, and near Woodford Bridge, see on 1. Ray Lodge, B. H. English, Esq.; and Ray House, John Puryer, Esq.; and nearly opposite, Jas. Bellenger, Esq. and Mrs. Moxham : on 1. — Daley, Esq.; and ou r. H. Burmister, Esq. TVilcox Green, on r. Bowling Green House, John Boote, Esq.; and on 1. West Hatch, Geo. Fuller, Esq. Near the 10th Milestone, on 1. a new-built House, G. Clarke, Esq Chigwell, entering, on the f. is Mrs. Scott; and just through Chigwell adjoining the Road, on 1. Arthur Baker, Esq.; and a little further on r. is Brownings, Thos. James Esq. : and on 1. see Loughton Hall, Mrs. Whitaker. Between the 1 1 th and 1 zth Milestones, on r. Admiral Eliab Harvey; a little further on 1. Woolston Hall, Robt.l Bodle, Esq.; and see at a small Dis- ! tance, the Seat of — Bryant, Esq.;j and on r. at Lamborne, Dews Hail, j Percival Lockwood., Esq. Abridge, near, on 1. Samuel Wylde, Esq. Between Abridge and Passingford Bridge, at about 1 m. on 1. is Hill Hall, Sir Wm. Smith, Bart.; and on r. of Passingford Bridge, at about & M. see a Seat of John Abdy, Esq. ^ M. beyond Passingford Bridge, on r. is Suttons, late Chas. Smith, Esq. Hare Street, on 1. Bell House, late Lodge, Esq.; close to which is Bishops, Dr. Dodswell ; and see on r. Navestock Hall, Earl Walde grave. Little End, 1 M. on r. see Kelvedon Hall, J. Wright, Esq.; and Myless Duncan Davidson, Esq. ; and be tween Little End and Moldon Ashes, on r. — Brockhurst, Esq. ; and further to the r. is Stone Den, Lady Taylor. Moldon Ashes, on 1. John Hughes, Esq. Chij'jnng Ongar, Entrance of, on 1. — Smith, Esq.; and see at about 1 m. Forest Hall, R. Stane, Esq. Ongar, about 1 M. beyond, on 1. at the Four Thorough?, — Barlow, Esq. 543] 'Roads measured from Whitechapel Church. [544 To Norwich and Worstead, through Bury St. Edmunds. To ^CHELMSFORD, as P- 535 Through Chelmsford, 071 1. to Epping, \%\ M- Broomfield- K:& Arms Little WalthamVr.G. Cross the Chelmer R. (see P- 535:- On 1. to Dun mow, 9 M. Blackwater St. Ann's — Castle Inn Much Lees Young's End — Green Dragon pBRAINTREE— Market- place 518//. 2298 7. Ma. ar. 7 Mo. ; dep. 7 Aft. On r. to TVitliam, 7 M.; and Colchester, 15^. Booking Street Cross Blackwater R. (sec P- 536J. High Garret On 1. to Haverhill, 14+ M. O"0M fr«? Colnc- 7l!. (Se?C p. pHALSTEAD— J/. H. 745 77. 3279 /. — Ma. ar. 8^ Mo.; dep. 6 Aft. On r. to Colchester, 1 3+ ai.; oh 1. to Haverhill, 15. Maplestead — t'oc^ Catley Cross" Bulmer Tve" On 1. to t«.9#te Hedi7ig- ham, 5I m. fm?.y Me S tour (seep. < $6). h pSUDBURV, ?£«## 589 77. 3471 7.-Ma. ar. 7 Mo.; dep. 4 Aft. Rodbridge-T. G. fLong MelforiF-Ram Alpheton Tye-R.Lion Bradfield x Whelnetham"— T. G. Near Burt/ St. Edmunds, ! - -»«r. to Ipswich, 26 m. t 28

4C 4- 46 54 56 61 6$ "PBURY 3T.EDMUNDS* (^^f>. 523)— Angel On \. to New market, 1 3^1 Cross the Lark (seep. 5 19). Barton" .Cross the Thet R. whose Course on 1. is to the Ouse R. \x\\ownv 121 77. 846 7. Stanton" Hep worth Snape Green PBOTESDALE* 72 77. 575 /• Sturston I M. beyond, on the r. to Ipswich, 2i£ M. Cfrw* */* Catley Cross, at, o # r. an elegant Seat of the Hon. Col. Fermor. JSulmer Ti/e, 1 M. beyond, on 1. Aube- rais, Chas. Greenwood, Esq. Long Melford, Entrance of, on 1. Lis- ten Kail, — Campbell, Esq.; i M. on r. Acton Place, — Jennings, Esq. On r. of Long Melford is Melford Hall, Sir Win. Parker, Bart. ; op- posite which, a new-built Seat. A little further on 1. of Melford Green, a Seat of Mrs. Moore. i m. beyond Long Melford, on 1. Kent- well Kail, Richard Moore, Esq. Bradfeld, on r. of, is Brudneid Hall, Arthur Young:, Esq. Whelnethain. i\ M.frotn, on r. Rush- brookeHall,Lieut.Col.Rushbrookc. Bury St. Edmunds, a little before, on 1. Hardwick House, Sir T. G. Cul- lum, Bart.; 3 M. beyond which is Ickworth Park, the magnificent Seat of the Earl of Bristol. Barton, on 1. is Barton Hall, Sir Tho. Chas. Bunbury, Bart. Ixvorth, zk M.on r. of, Langham Hall, Sir Patrick Blake, Bt. : 4 M. on 1. of Ixworth, Amptou Park, Lord Cal- thorpe ; and Livermere Hall, N . Lee Acton, Esq. : 5 M. on r. of Ixworth, Bradrleld Ramsey Street Ramsey" Dover Court ^HARWICH A corporate Town 579 H. 3732 £ — Ma. ar. Si Mo. ; dep. 7 Aft. M F M 2 I 63 46 6? — 4 68 1 3 69 7 « Har- INNS. Mistley 1 horn Inn, wich, Three Cups, JVhite Hart. Mistier/ Thorn, near, on r. is Mistley Hall, F. Hale Rigby, Esq. VBamsey, on 1. is Miehaelstow Hall, Nathaniel Garland, Esq. Another Road [To Wigneli Street, as P- 545 ■MANNINGTREE 217 77. 1075 /.—Ma. ar. 5 Mo.; dep. 10 Aft. Mislley Thorn ^HARWICH, as above INN. Manning-tree, Packet. To ^COLCHESTER, as P- 536 Ashfield Ledge, Rob. Garnam, Esq. !|Greenstead Stanton, 4M. on 1. of, is Euston Hall, ij On 1. to Ipswich, 18 M Duke of Grafton. [ and Harwich, 19$. Botesdale, through, on 1. is Reda;ravc!if;i mstet j Market HM Admiral WiUon. L^,; ■ Norwich, about 3 if. bevond, on 1. is n 1 » Bixley Hall, Earl of Roseberry. |j bt ' U s } tn 3 M. beyond Norwich, on r.Sprowstonj fretting and St. Osyth, between, on r. — . \v I — 5* 3 - 55 2 - 57 S - 62 Hall, T. W. Smith, Esq.; and 1 M further on r. Rackheath Hall, Sir Edward Stracey, Bart. Wroxham, at, Wroxham Hall, Sigis- mund Trafford Southwell, Esq. ; and Rev. Dr. Coliyer. JVorstea*, 1 M. beyond, is W-crstead House, Sir G. B. Bro 539)- "STOW MARKET 401 II. 2006 /.-Ma. ar. 9 1 Mo. ; dep. 6 1 Aft. On r. to Ipswich, 1 if. m.; on\. to Bury, 14^. Th or ney Green" Mendlesham Brock ford Street On r. to Ipswich, 14^ M.; and Eye, 8. PTh wa \te- Buck's Head PStoke x — White Horse Yaxley" — Red Lion B roonie — Swan. On r. to Eye, 2 m.; and Norwich, zt£. Sturston On 1. to Botesdale, 6 M. Gums the ffaveney R. (see p. 539). 'DISS, Norfolk 354 H. 2590 /.—Ma. ar. 10 Mo.; dep. < Aft. INNS. Stow Market, K.'s Head, : W.Hart. Diss, K.'s Head, Saracen' slid. I J Brents Weigh, 2 M. on r. j. ■ J worth, Sir Rob. Pocklington. \Kettleiuifiini)e, 1% m. on r. at Bildes- ton, Rich. Wilson, Esq. Great Finborcugh, beyond, on 1. Fin- boro' Hall, Wm. Pettiward, E?q Thorney Green, 2 m. beyond, on 1. is Clipping Hall, Sir Jno. Shelley, Bt. Stobe, 1 m'. beyond, on 1. Thomhairij Hall, Lord Henniker. i ip4 at, a Seat of — Leeke, Esq.] About 2 M. on r. of Yaxley, Broome! Hall, Marquis Cornwall's. Another Road. ||To PBOTESDALE*, as j.i P- 544 jiWrotham Green 41 Palgrave* Cross the ffaveney R. (see p. 539). ''DISS (see p. $$:,), Norf. V. F l M — -\ 8 6 3 i 9° l 1 •9.1 — i 9? Botesdale, beyond, on 1. is Redgrave Hall, Admiral Wifsbri. Pa'gravc, at, Chas. Harrison, Esq. botesdale>* ©.544 Redgrave" South Lopham x , Norf. North Lopham Over Kenninghall Heath. Kenninghair Hanhani NEW BUCKENIIAM X 133 H. 656 /. - 86 2 - 88 I 6 90 1 r~ 9? I - ' 92 1 4 1 93 2 ~ h Redgrave, near, on r. Redgrave Hall, Admiral Wilson. 5. Lopham, 2 M. on 1. at Garboldis- hain, Montgomery Molineux, Esq. Kenninghall, about 1 M. on 1. (JJuid- denham Hall, J. Reid, Esq. New Buckenham, 3 m. beyond, on the Norwich Road, is Taulston, J. P. Boileau, Esq. Chilton, Chilton Park, John Addi- son, Esq. if M. on 1. of Chilton is Acton Place, — Jennings, Esq. Little JValdin-rJield, near, on 1. Hoi- JpDEDHAM brook Hall, Job Hanmer, Esq. 271 H. 1432 /. 2 m. on r. of Little ffaldingfield,\ — — Michael Burton, Esq. INN. Pedrnm To "•• COLCHESTER, ' which. Bower Hall, — Stevens/Esq. I ; K " J • A ' ivem . v *- Stumer, at, R.D.Todd, Esq. To Swan Street", as above PCastle Hedingham" The Compasses" Bulmer Tye' Cross the Stour (see p. s ; 6 : . "PSUDBURY, Suffolk To Aldborough. ,To Farnham, p. 547 jSn?ipe ^ALDBOROUGH" 227 H 1066 /. J! thorough, at, Aldborough Lodge, Marquis of Salishury ; and the Hon. Percy Cha. Wyiitibam. < 557] Roads measured from Whitbchapel Church, [558 To Rochford. ToPBrentwood,p.535 177 Shenfield 1 - 18 7 On 1. to Chelmsford, iom PBILLER1CAY 4 * 23 1 South Green 14 24 5 Cross the Crouch R. which runs on r. into the Sea, Wickford 42 287 Again cross the Crouch, p Raleigh On r. to Leigh, 5§ M. Hockley pROCHFORD 190 H. 1 214 /. — Ma ar, 10 Mo.; dep. 5 Aft INNS. Billericay, Crown. Roch ford, New Ship. M F M - 17 I - 18 4 - 23 I 4 24 4 2 28 4 6 33 2 2 35 3 6 39 To pStratford, p. 539 Higham Benton End PHADLEIGH 514 H. 2592 Z To pWOODBRIDGE, as P> 547 pMelton" Cross theDeben(see p. 547) Bromeswell Sprat Bridge Butley Chillesford" Sudbourn Park and Hall' b FORFORD A corporate Town 95 H. 737 /--Ma. ar. 1 2j Aft.; dep. 7 Mo. 77- 784 79]4 81 83|4 854 86i4 Melton, at, on 1. Rev. Mr. Freeland. Chillesford, on r. of, are the Remains of Butley Abbey. Sudbourn Hall is a Seat of the Mar- quis of Hertford. To Stonham, as p. 539 Mickfield DEBENHAM 168 H. 1224/. To Brockford, p. 539 Thorn don Green ■!i§ M. further, on r. £0 JVoodbridge, 154. b PEYE* A corporate Town 326 //. 1893 /• - 83 2 - • 8 5 3 * 89 i%/(?, near, on r. Wirlingworth Hall. Lord Henniker. To pWickham Mar- ket, asp. 547 Hacheston Silverlace Green CrossDebenR. (seep. ^47) PFRAMLINGHAM 415 #. 1965/. Ri - S, 2 Si _ 87 To Stratford, p West Ham East Ham Cross R. Roding (p. 535). Barking: 535 — - 3 2 4 4 6 I - 7 To Maldon ^r Southm To pMargretting Street, as p. 535 Gallywood Common Great Baddow On\. to Chelmsford, i£m. pDanbury x Runsells l pMALDON 516 //. 2679 /.—Ma. ar. 8 Mo. ; dep. 7 Aft. Snoreham Southm inster INFTER 24 2 — • 26 2 2 29 34 32 1 f 33 3 2 36 5- ■ 4i 5" ■ 46 INN. Maldon, Chaise and Horses at private Houses only. Danbur//, near, on r. Danbury Place Sir Wm. Hillary, Bart. PCHELMSFORD,^. 535 .Great Baddow ! On r. to London, through Brentwood, 29 M. I^MALDON, as above — - 28 1 4 30 7 6 38 55Q] Roads measured from Whitbchapel Church. [5(50 Snoreh3m, as p. 55 S Steeple Bradwell" 4" Y,\The New Road through Barking 7'H and Tilbury to South End. [To Litnehouse — Ch. 3 • \On r. to Greenwich, by the j To Steeple, as above St. Lawrence Tillingbara Bradwell, near, is Bradwell Lodge, il"™' Fm ?' **"*»* 5 M - late Rev. Mr. Gamble. || Crow r/ ^ Lea *■ ^ /»• 317), owr ffo n«t? /row Bridge. Plastow", E*sex On 1. Co /SFfert //am a*t * : T 2|2 zlz 42 1 "1? 142 1 1 16- 1 7 .— 202 224 246 *?- 77; e nearest ffkg to Tilbury Fort is to cross the Thames fromGravesend\ Romford, 1 :i. from, on 1. \Vm. Trus- *zi$H. toss I. Little Thurrock j Chad well WestTilbury—T.G. [Ow r. to Tilbury Fort, j 1 M. 3 F. — %G M. f F.] JMuckingford Mucking Stanford Vange Pi.tsea* [On r. to Leigh, ^ m.] South End* ton, Esq. Hornchurch, on entering, Langtons, jlHadleigh" Mrs. Massu. ; | Adam's Elm 1 m. on 1. of Hornchurch is Nelmes, T. H. Newman, Esq. Upminster, at, is Upminster Hall, Champion Branfill, Esq.; and on 1. New Place : IM. beyond) Cranhsm Hall, Sir Tho. Apreece, Bart. Corbel x Ten, near, on r. Great Gaines, late P 1. Esdaile, Esq.: and Hack- ton Hill, John Russell, Esq. ; 1 m. further, on 1. Slubbers, John Rus- sell, Esq; $th.Ohendon, near 2 M.on l.of, Bellas House, Sir T. Barrett Leonard, Bt. Sfijford, near, on 1. is Ford Place, K.'i Hogarth. Esq. Grays, at, on 1. Belmont Castle, — ; Shuttteworth, Esq. IN.NS. South End, Royal Hotel, Ship Hotel, Trafalgar Hotel. Fin .tow, a little beyond, on ft Merley, Esq. Grays Thurrock, at, on 1. is Belmont Castle, — Shuttleworth, Esq. Pitsea and Hadleigh, between, on r. is Sadlers, — Barker, Esq. , Hadleigh, at, Hadleigh Hall, John Aliiston, Esq. South End :a fashionable Watering Place), Jos. Heygate, Esq. 3 M. bejond Sorith End, Thorpe Hall, Countess Poule.tr. A 61] ADDENDA. [56'J Hurst Green, as p. 24 Silver Hill Springate's Hill Knowl Hill Bodiham Bridge" Cross the Rother(seep. 1 9) Staple Cross Horn's Cross Beckley Pease Marsh Playden b -RYE (seep. 20) b WINCHELSEA (see p. 20) Bodiham Bridge, near it, on 1. Bodiham j Castle, Sir Godfrey Vass.Wcbster,Bt Silver Hill M £ U E • 47 4 1 2 486 — B 49" — 5 1 " — A S» 4 I #2 2 p 5 ( '" 1 : 57 2 1 7 59 l i 1 - 62 1 \ - ■ 63 , 3 - • 66 1 To Brighton, by Battersea Bridge and Epsom. Another Road, by Udimore. Vine Hall, as p. 24 Cripses Corner Broad Oak— T. G. Udimore £ m. beyond, on r. to Win- chelsea, 2$ [63 : 3]. To Margate, by the New Road. To Sarr, as p. 10 St. Nicholas 2 Birchington 2 Westgate Street 1 Mutherix Westbrook pMARGATE Upper Tooting, p. 1 24 Lower Tooting Moiden — Church EWELL— Church »' Epsom v BRIGHTON, as p. 4.7, F M - 7 § 7 2 IC C 14 4 16 7 62 2o Bognor, ^y Petworth. Direction Post, as p. 3 4 Eartham" Westergate Bognor — 77o/43 7 MELROSE" 1490 H. 7757 /. M F M — - 334 z : 336 To Hawkshead, by Sands. Lancaster To Ne w by Bridge, as M f M f /). 421 - 258 4 Oow Mff Let en R. F I Division of the Road 7 ; 0« Me 1. to Ulver stone, 7 1 n§ m. Finisthwaite At a short Distance from the Town of iHi^hdale Melrose stand the celebrated Ruins' IhAWKSHEAD of Melrose Abbey, formerly the j largest and most' magnificent injixhe abore, to those who do not ob M F M — - 258 I 259 2 3 3, 4 4 262 J«7 the Kingdom : it was founded in 1136, by David King of Scotland.' The east Window is of beautiful) Sculpture, and presents a very pic-! turesque Effect. The Niches, Pil-. lars, &.c. are of exquisite Work-! manship, and adorned with curious sculptured Figures. ject to cross the Lancaster Sands, is a beautiful and interesting Route, commanding for several Miles the picturesque Scenery of Windermere Lake : it is also the nearest Route. To Linton. To Porlock, as p. 179 Countesbury Linton" ,66 r 77 '79 The Environs of Linton are justly cele- brated for their picturesque Scenery,) commanding several beautiful and extensive Views of the Sea. Near Linton is the celebrated Valley of Rocks. To Dawlish. To Alphington, />. 95 Ex minster 1$ M. beyond, on the r. to Dawlish, by Kenton. Powder ham", by the Side of the Park and the Banks of the Exe It. Dawlish" '74 176 Dawlish, . 4 London u 5 Inn INNS. New Inn. Pou'derhmn, on r. Powderham Castle, W. Courtenay, Esq. Dawlish, on r. is Luscombe Castle, C. Hoare, Esq. Dawlish is now much frequented du- ring the Summer Season, for Sea Bathing, and is daily increasing by many new and elegant Buildings. M *7i 100 102 106 109 109 6 123 136 142 To Holyhead, the Mail Road. Stone Bridge, as p. 299 jEl melon" — Cock Inn Yardley — Swan Small Heath" ^BIRMINGHAM* (seep zt^) -Old O-oss Thence, as p. zji8, 231, 232, 23*5, 21,6, to pWOLVERHAMPTON [pSHIFFNALL jWatling Street I Hay Gate ^SHREWSBURY IpOSWESTRV !pLLANGOLLEN 'Corwen ,Cerniog Mawr JHhyd Llanfair Capel Cerig c pBANGOR I Bangor Ferry |pGwyndu pHOLYHEAD ,5 ! 43 7 1 54li 1 7 i|6 184I3 194I2 207J3 2143 222 ! 3 2 36| 3 2 37|7 2506 *6 32 Elmdon, just beyond the Cock Inn, see on the 1. the Parsonage, Rev. Mr. Spooner ; and 1 M. further, see on 1. Elmdon Hall, Herbert Spooner,Esq. ! SmallHeath, on 1. Henry Osborne, Esq. I Birmingham, Entrance of, on 1. Bords-J ley Hall, John Taylor, Esq. | O O 2 A BRIEF ACCOUNT Bath, Bristol, Cambridge, Canterbury, Dover, and Oxford. BATH, A City in the H undred of Bathforum , Somerset, is governed by a Mayor, 8 Aldermen, and 24 Common Council- men, and sends 2 Members to Parlia- ment, which are chosen by the Cor- poration; and, joiued with Wells, forms a Bishopric, called the Diocese of Bath and Wells : it contains 4 Pa rishes, viz. St. James, St. Michael, the Abbey Church (or St. Peter and St. Paul, Walcot), and Christchurch; and according to the Returns made was pulled clown ; and in digging, the NVorkmen discovered, about 20 Feet below the Surface of the Earth, the Remains of a Roman Bath and Suda- tories, with Floors suspended on Pil- lars, and surrounded with tubulated Bricks, for conveying the Heat and Vapours. The Sewer which carried the Avaste Water into the River was entire. The Duke, having cleared the Spring and the Sewer, erected seve- ral convenient Baths upon the Spot, where Invalids are accommodated at ini8n, it has 4279 Houses, and con-! all Hours of the Day or Night. tains 31 ,496 Inhabitants. | Here is a noble Infirmary- or general It is famous for its medicinalSprings, jHospital for the Sick and Lame from which are highly serviceable in bilious all Parts of the Kiugdom. It is 100 Complaints, as well as in nervous, pa-]Feet in Front, and 90 in Depth ; and was built in 1738, at the Expense of Wm. iVilteney, afterwards Earl of Bath. Most of the new Buildings, and by far the largest and finest Part of the City are without the Walls. The Stranger should visit Queen Square, the Cir- cus, North and South Parades, the Royal Crescent, St. James's Square, Lansdown Crescent, Catherine Place, Rivers Street, the Abbey Church, and the Assembly Rooms, all of which are particularly deserving his Attention. ralytic, rheumatic, and gouty Disor- ders : their first Discovery appears to have been by the Romans, in the Year 44. The Baths consist of the King's, the Queen's, the Cross, the Hot, the Corporation, and the Duke of King- ston's. At the King's Bath is a hand- some Pump Room, where the Com- pany drink the Waters in the Morning, having an excellent Band of Music; the Bath, a large Basin of 6c, Feet by 40, contains rather more than 346 Tons of Water, when filled to its usual , Height. Two commodious Rooms are I BRISTOL, connected with this Bath, fitted up The City of Bristol is governed by a with Pumps and Pipes to direct the: Mayor, 12 Aldermen, 2 Sheritfs, and jhot Water to any particular Part of the 28 Common Council, a Town Clerk, '.Body. The Queen's Bath, which island DeputyTownClerk, Chamberlain, attached to the King's, forms a Square! of 25 Feet, and is furnished with the! same Conveniences. The Cross Bath 1 is of a triangular Form, and has a small neat Pump Room attached to it. The usual Time of Bathing in the King's Bath and Cross Bath is be- tween Six and Nine in the Morning. The Seasons are the Spring and Fall. The Hot Bath stands about 40 Yards S. W. of the King's, and is so called from the superior Heat of its Waters, which rise to 11 7° of Fahrenheit. In 17^ the Abbey House or Priorv Vice Chamberlain, Under Sheriff, &c City Marshal, and other inferior Offi- cers. It was erected into a Bishopric by Henry VIII. contains 17 Parishes; and,besidestheCathedral,i7Churches and 5 Chapels, within the City; and 2 Churches and 1 Chapel intheSuburbs. It sends 2 Members to Parliament ; and by a Charter, granted by Q. Eliza- beth, every Man that marries a Daugh- ter of a Citizen of Bristol becomes free of the City, and is qualified to vote for its Representatives in Parliament. The Cathedral was founded ini 140; fbelonging to the Duke of Kingston) it is not of large Dimensions, but 569] A brief Account of Bath, Bristol, &c. [570 has many Gothic Beauties : it is adorned with painted Windows and several handsome Monuments, parti- cularly that of Mrs. Draper, the cele- brated Eliza of Sterne. To the West has a mean Appearance, but contains a very valuable and curious Collec- tion of Manuscripts. I King's College, founded in 1441 [by Hen. VI. was not finished till the of the Church is a most beautifuljjReign of Henry VIII. The previous Gateway, ornamented with Statues. The Church of St. Mary's Redcliffe is considered one of the finest in the Kingdom ; in it are two monumental Statues of its Founder, Wm.Canninge, and another of Sir Wm. Penu, Fa- ther of the famous Quaker. The Quay is one of the moit com- modious in Europe. In King Street there is a very ele gant Theatre ; and the City Library is a handsome Stone Building. Ther are 13 City Companies, some of whom have neat Halls. [n College Green is a stately high Cross, with the Statues of several Kings round it. The Hot Well is about 1 jM. west of the City, close by the Avon, in the County of Glouces ter, at the Bottom of stupendous Pre- cipices (St. Vincent's Rocksj, out of which the Spring rises: and above is the delightful Village of Clifton. CAMBRIDGE Is governed by a Mayor, High Stew ard, Recorder, 13 Aldermen, and 24 Common Councilmen, a Town Clerk, &c. The Police is governed jointly by the University and Corporation, the Vice-chancellor being always aMagis- trate by virtue of his Office. The Uni- versity, not inferior to any in the World, was first founded in the Year 630, by Sigebert, King of the East Angles ; but the Colleges were not begun to be built or endowed till the Reign of Edward I. It now consists of 1 3 Colleges, and 4 Halls with equal Privileges with the Colleges, viz. St. Peter's College, the first on en- tering the Town from London, and the most ancient, was founded in 1257. It consists of 2 Courts, sepa- rated by a Cloister and Gallery. The largest isi44 Feet long, and 84 broad. The lesser Court is divided by the; Chapel, a fine old Building. Corpus Christi, founded in 1350,) Building resembles a decayed Monas tery ; but the new one is very magni ficeut, near 300 Feet long. The Chapel is one of the finest Pieces of Gothic Architecture in the World, 304 Feet long, 73 broad on the Outside, and I91 high, and not a single Pillar to jsustain its ponderous Roofs, of which it has two ; the first of Stone, most curiously carved ; the other of Wood, covered with Lead Queen's College, which stands near the River, south of King's, founded in 1448, consists of two Courts, with a fine Grove and Gardens on both Sides of the River, connected by two jwooden Bridges. It was begun by ■Margaret of Anjou, Wife of Henry VI. and finished by ElizabethGrey, Queen of Edward IV. Jesus College, at the east End of the Town, was originally a Benedic- tine Convent, and converted to its present Use in 1576. I Christ's College, opposite St. An- drew's Church, was founded in 1505, by Margaret, Mother of Henry VII. — an old and beautiful Structure. St. John's College was founded by jthe same Lady in 1509, on the Site of a dissolved Priory. Magdalen College, founded, in 1 5 1 9, by Edward Stafford, Duke of Buck- ingham. Caius and Gonvil College, founded, 1348, by Edward Gonvil; and aug- mented, 1557, by Doctor Caius. It stands near the Middle of the Town, north of the Senate House. Trinity College, founded in 1546, by Henry VII 1. on the Site of two otherCollegcs, stands east of theRiver. It contains two large Quadrangles, and has two noble Entrances ; and on the north Side a Chapel, 204 Feet long, 34 broad, and 44 high. Here is a beautiful Statue of Sir Isaac New- ton, who was a Student of the College. The Hall is about 100 Feet lomr and 571] Abrief Account of Bath, Bristol, Cambridge, [5/2 50 high. The inner Court is esteem-] see Deighton's Cambridge University ed the finest in the University. Iti Calendar. has an elegant Cloister of Stone Pil-i The Senate House of the Univer- lars. On the West is the Lihrary, an] sky is an elegant Building, of the elegant Structure, 190 Feet long, 40; Corinthian Order. North of the Phi- broad, and 38 high within. Its En-' losophy School is the Repository of trance is by a Staircase of black. Dr. Woodward's extraneous Fossils, Marble; and the Walls are inlaid Ores, Shells, &c. At the Corner of with ancient Roman Monuments, this Building is an elegant geometri- The south End has a beautiful paint-, cal Stone Staircase, leading to the ed Window, of His present Majesty old Library, which opens into tyvo in his Robes. This Building was other Rooms, containing 30,000 Vo- crected by Sir Christopher Wren, at lumes. presented by George I. the Expense of £20,000. || In the Market Place, fronting the Emanuel College, at the S. E. End J Shire Hall, stands Hobson's Conduit of the Town, founded, in 1584, by jalways supplied with running Water. This was the Gift of the celebrated iHobson, the Carrior in the Reign of Sir Win, Mildmay, was built on tht Site of a Dominican Convent. Sydney Sussex College was founded J.James I. who gave rise to the prover in 1598, by Lady Frances Radclift'e, bial Expression of '* Hobson's Choice, Countess of Sussex. Its Hall is c!e- Ithis or none," by letting out Horses gant; but the Chapel is only remark- 'to the Students in such Rotation, able for standing North and South as the others do East and West. Clare Hall, founded in 1326, by Richard Baden, Chancellor of the University ; but, being burnt, was rebuilt in 1342, to which has been added a new Chapel. Pembroke Hall, near St. Peter's Col- lege, founded in 1343, by Mary, third \\ ife of the Earl of Pembroke, con- sists of two Courts, and has an elegant Chapel built by Sir Christopher Wren. Trinity Hall, fouuded in 1350, by Bateman, Bishop of Norwich, is a' small but neat Fabric. Catharine Hall was founded in 1475, by Robert Woodlark, Provost J of Arms ; its Front is the most exten- sive and reeular in the University. that they had an equal Share of Rest and Work, by resolutely refusing to let any other than that which stood next the Door. CANTERBURY, The Capital of the County of. Kent, is the Archbishop's See of all Eng- land, and contains 16 Parishes. The Britons named it Caer Kent ; that is, the City of Kent. It is called the City and County of the City of Can- terbury, governed by a Mayor, Re- corder, 12 Aldermen, 24 Common Councilmen, with a Sheriff and Co- roner, and 4 Serjeants at Mace. The. Magistrates have Authority to try capital Offences within their Li- berty, the Mayor sitting as Judge Downing College, now building,': assisted by the Recorder, who pro- was founded 2 id September 1800, by Sir Geo. Downing, of GamlingavPark, nounces the Sentence. The Cathedral has several Times- in Cambridgeshire. The first Stone been destroyed by Fire; the present of this College was laid On the 18th Structure was built about the Year of May 1807. At present but a small jj 174, but not entirely completed till Portion of the Building is erected, to the Reign of Hen. V. Kings, Princes, which is allotted a Piece of Ground [Cardinals, and Bishops, are buried in of nearly 30 Acres. It will consist of it. During the great Rebellion it suf- a Master, 2 Professors, one of thejjfered much ; Cromwell made a Stable Laws of England and one of Medi- of it for his Dragoons; but after the cine, 16 Fellows, only 2 of whom are Restoration it was repaired. Ihe to be clerical, and 6 Scholars. - For Body of the Church measures 178 further Particular* of this Foundation jFeei from the western Door to the 5/3] Canterbury, Dover, and Oxford. [574; • Choir Steps ; the Breadth, including the Aisles, 71 Feet; and the vaulted Roof 80 Feet. The Choir is the most spacious of any in the Kingdo being - 180 Feet in Length from the western Door to the Altar. The Altai- piece was designed by Sir James Bur rough, Master of Cains College, Cam bridge ; and the great stained Win- dow is the most beautiful of the Kind in England. Behind the Altar is the beautiful Chapel of the Holy Trinity, in the Middle of which stood the Shrine of Thomas a Beeket; Part of the Flat is curiously inlaid with mo- saic Work, and contains the episco- pal Chair, composed of three Pieces of grey Marble. In the Mint Yard, within the Precincts of this Church, is a public Grammar School, founded by Henry VIII. Over Westgate is the City Prison ; and in Saint Dunstan's Street Without is the Prison for the of the whole Realm. Its ancient Castle is by some supposed to have been built by Julius Caesar; others imagine that Claudius was the Foun- der. Henry II. about 1 153, is said to have enclosed it with a new Wall. The present Entrance is on the south Side of the main Tower, by a grand Flight of Steps round the eastern Side to the third Story, or the Go- vernor's Apartments. These Steps were secured by three strong Gates, j at each of which were a Chamber or Guard Room, and a Dungeon for Prisoners, in which several Persons j of Distinction have been confined at ; different Times, but now used only for disorderly Soldiers. Without the 'Duke of Suffolk's Gate are commo- dious Barracks, and deep Wells which supply the Garrison with Water. The Names of the Towers in the exterior Walls of the Castle, begin- eastern Part of Kent ; where also the ning at the Cliff near the Town, arei Jews have a Synagogue. Canterbury Canon's or Monk's Gate, where is a has sent Members to Parliament ever' strong Battery; Rokesley Tower: since the Reign of Edward I. Hill, at the End of the Town, converted into the Citv Mall ; ; Dungej Chilham, or Chaldescote Tower; is now|;Hurst Tower; Say Tower; Gatton t formsl |Tower; Peverell ; Beauchamp, or most beautiful Terrace, plantedj'Marshall's Tower ; Port Gastling, or and made at the Expense of the late Maress Tower; Fines, or Newgate; Alderman Simmons, of Canterbury. DOVER Was formerly surrounded with s Wall, and was incorporated by Ed- ward the Confessor, bv the Style of a Clopstone Tower; Godsfoe Tower Cravilfe, or the Earl of Norfolk's Tower; Saint John's Tower; Ava- ranches, or xMaunsell's Tower; Ve- ville, or Pincester's Tower ; Earl God- win's Tower; and Ashetisfordiau Mayor and Commonalty. The Towus-J|Tower. Near the Edge of the Cliff is men were called Burgesses, froml'a beautiful Piece of Brass Ordnance, among whom the Mayor chose Juratsj'24 Feet long, cast at Utrecht in 1544, or Assistants, Officers common to alljcalled Queen Anne's Pocket Pistol, the Cinque Ports. It was formerly divided into 2i| Wards, butthey are now reduced to 1 3 . The Mayor is annually chosen on the 8th of September, and is Coroner for the Town and its Members, Fa- versham and Folkestone. The Town Hall is ornamented with several good Portraits. There are also a neat As- sembly Room and a Theatre. Dover is celebrated in History as a Place of the greatest Importance, ever since the Norman Conquest; and has often been calltd the Lock and Key finely ornamented with Figures inBas Relief: it was aPresent from the States of Holland to the Cjueen, and is said to he capable of carrying a 1 z-pound Shot to the Distance of 7 Miles. OXFORD. The City of Oxford is seated at the Confluence of the Rivers Isis and Cherwell ; and its Beauty, in mag- nificent Buildings, is unequalled. The University consists of 20 Col- leges and 5 Halls. — I. Baliol College, founded in 1269, by Sir John Baliol f 575] A brief Account of Bath, Bristol, Cambridge, [576 of Bernard Castle, Father of John Ba-j liol, King of Scotland ; mostly rebuilt' in the Reigns of Henry VI. and VII. It consists of a Master, 12 Fellows, 141 Scholars, and 13 Exhibitioners. The Entrance into the Court is by a hand- some Gothic Gateway, on the north Side of which stands the Chapel, adorned with many beautiful Paint- ings on Glass ; and a new Building has of late been added to the south- west Angle, through the Munificence of the Rev. Wm. Fisher, late Fellow of this College. II. Merton College, erected in 1 .467, by Walter de Merton, Bishop of Ro- chester and Lord Chancellor of Eng- land, being transferred from the Coi- ilege at Merton, in Surrey; it consists of a Warden, 24 Fellows, and i4Post- jmasters. The Chapel, which is also the Parish Church of St. John's, is ward II.: aTenement,calledL'Orielle, or Le Orielle, was given to it by Ed- ward III. from whence it is supposed to have taken its Name. It main- tains a Provost, 18 Fellows, and 13 Exhibitioners, and the whole Num- ber of Students is about 140. VI. Queen's College, founded, in 1340, by Robert de Eglesfield, Chap- lain to Queen Philippa, Consort of Edward III. The present Edifice was begun in 1672, by Sir Joseph Wil- liamson, Knt. and finished by the handsome Legacy of Mr. Mitchell, of Richmond, who founded 8 addi- tional Fellowships, 4 Scholarship*, and 4 Exhibitions, in this College : the Members are, a Provost, 24 Fel- lows, &c. and the whole Number of Students amounts to about 100. VII. New College, or Winchester College, was founded, in 1379, by the 'handsome Gothic Edifice. South ofjgreat Wm. of Wykeham, and endow Ithis Chapel is a small old Quadrangle, iPart of which forms the Library, and (contains many curious Manuscripts. III. University College. This is sup- posed to have been the principal Col- lege or Hall founded by Alfred; but ;\vas chiefly restored by William, ! Archdeacon of Durham, who left a 1 considerable Legacy thereto in 1249 as well as by the Contribution of • Walter Shirlaw, Bishop of Durham, and Hen. Percy, Earl of Northumber- land : it consists now of a Master, 12 'Fellows, and 17 Scholars. It has been greatly enlarged by the Benefaction •of Dr. John RadclitF, and has Cham- bers for 2 Fellows, Students in Medi ■ cine, who have a handsome Salary for ten Years ; Half of which Time they are to travel beyond Seas for Im provement. In the common Room is a Marble Bust of K. Alfred, by Wil ton, reckoned one of the best Piece ' of modern Sculpture in the University. IV. Exeter College, founded, in '1314, by Walter Stapledon, Bishop' of Exeter : it consists of a Rector, 25 Fellows, 1 Scholar, and 2 Exhibition-; ers, principally elected out of the! ; Diocese of Exeter. ; V. Oriel College, founded, in 1324,' by Adam de Brome, Almoner to Ed-' d for a Warden and 70 Fellows. The Chapel of this College is far superior to any other in the University. The Antechamber is supported by two Pil- lars of fine Proportions. The Entrance to the Choir is by a beautiful Gothic Screen, 100 Feet long, 35 broad, and 65 high. The Approach to the Altar is by a noble Flight of Marble Steps. The Communion Table is enclosed by a handsome Iron Rail-work, and covered with a Pall of Crimson Velvet. The Stalls are remarkably elegant, in the light Gothic Style. The Windows of the Antechapel contain the Por- traits of the Patriarchs, Prophets, and Saints, as large as Life, to the Num- ber of 64, and 50 smaller above them. The west Window is divided into two Ranges; the lower having seven Compartments, each near 3 Feet wide and 12 high, with Representations ofi Temperance, Fortitude, Faith, Hope,) Justice, Prudence, and Charity; overi them, in a Space 10 Feet wide and 18 j high, is represented the Nativity of| our Saviour; and the Portraits of the two Artists, Sir Joshua Reynolds and Mr. Jarvis, are introduced as Shep-, herds paying Adoration to the new-i born Infant. The Windows on the* north Side of the Chapel contain, in 577] Canterbury, Dover, and Oxford. the lower Range, the. chief Persons recorded in the Old Testament; and in the upper, the u Apostles. The two other Windows are filled with Pictures of our Saviour, the Virgin Mary, and the iz Apostles. The Windows on the south Side of the Chapel, representing various Saints and Martyrs, were painted by Price, in 1740. In this Chapel is shown the Crosier of the Founder, almost the only one of the Kind remaining' in the Kingdom : it is of Silver, gilt, near 7 Feet high, ornamented with Figures of Angels, and the tutelar Saints of the Cathedral of Winchester. VIII. Trinity College was founded by Sir Tho. Pope, in 1594, on the Site of a College erected by the Prior and Monks of Durham. It consists of 'a President, iz Fellows, and iz Scho- lars. Dr. Bathurst, President of this College, rebuilt the beautiful Chapel, in 1694; and it contains an excellent Library. IX. Lincoln College, founded by Richard Fleming, Bishop of Lincoln, who obtained a License of Henry VI. in 14Z7, to make All Saints Church collegiate, and to found a College for Rector and 7 Scholars ; it was finished in 1475, by Rotherham, Bi- shop of Lincoln, afterwards Archbi- shop of York, and now consists of a Rector, iz Fellows, &c. The Chapel was erected in 163Z; the Windows are of painted Glass. The Roof con- sists of Compartments of Cedar, em- bellished with the Arms of the differ- ent Founders. There are 8 Figures of Cedar representing Moses, Aaron, the four Evangelists, St. Peter, and St. Paul, placed at each End of the Reading Desk. X. Worcester College, founded in 714, by Sir Thos. Coke, of Bentley, in Worcestershire, consists of a Pro- vost, zo Fellows, 17 Scholars, &c. It was originally called Gloucester Col- lege, being a Seminary for educating the Novices of Gloucester Monastery ; and, at the Reformation, was con- verted into a Palace for the Bishop of Oxford. XI. St. John's College was found- [573 led, 1557, by Sir Thos. White, Alder- man of London, on the Site of Saint {Bernard's College, for a President, 50 j Fellows, 2 Chaplains, z Clerks, 6 Choristers, &c. It consists of two ■Courts: in the first are the Chapel I and Hall on the North, and the Pre- jsident's Chambers on the East. The i Chapel has a handsome Screen and lAltar, and over the Communion [Table is a beautiful Piece of Tapes- try. The Choir Service is here per formed in the Evening only. On the north Wall of this Chapel is a Marble Urn, containing the Heart of Dr, jRawlinson, enclosed in a Silver Ves- sel. On the east and the west Side I of the second Court is a beauti- ful Doric Colonnade, the Columns being made of a remarkable Stone, said to be dug at Fifield, in Berks ; in the Centre of each are Por- ticoes, having a Profusion of Embel lishments ; over these, on each Side are two good Statues, in Brass, of Charles I. and his Queen. The up per Stories of the south and east Side form the Library, the Window of which has several curious Paintings in Glass. The second Court was mostly erected by Dr. (afterwards Archbishop) Laud, in 1595, from the Materials of a Carmelite Friary on Gloucester Green. XII. All Soul* College, founded in 1438, by Hen. Chicheley, Archbishop of Canterbury, for a Warden and 40 Fellows, besides z Chaplains, 9Clerks, and Choristers. The Chapel is stately Pile, and the Antechapel, con- taining several remarkable Monu ments, is 70 Feet long and 30 broad. The Entrance to the inner Chapel is by a grand Flight of Marble Steps, through a Screen constructed by Sir Christopher Wren. On each Side of the Altar are two Vases, represent- ing, in Bas Relief, the Institution of the two Sacraments. Between the Windows are various Saints, in Chiaro Scuro ; and it has a noble Library. There is a curious Cere- mony performed at this College an- nually, on the 14th of January, call ed "TV Mallard Nisrht,*' being the? p r 5?9] A brief Account of Bath, Bristol, Cambridge, [580| Commemoration of the Discovery of a Mallard of extraordinary Size, in a Drain, when digging the Foundation. An elegant Entertainment is provided in the Evening, and a merry old Song is always sung, set to ancient Mu- sic. XIII. Magdalen College, founded, in 1458, by William of Wainfieet, Bi shop of Winchester, for a President 40 Fellows, 30 Scholars, &c. It is adorned with the Figures of the Foun- der, William of Wykeham, St. .Mary Magdalen, Henry III. and St. John' the Baptist. In the west Window of the Autechapel are some Remains of painted Glass, and the Windows of the Chapel contain the Representa- tion of Apostles, Saints, &c. The Altar-piece is a beautiful Representa-j tion of the Last Judgment ; and, un- derneath, a Painting, supposed to be by Guido, of Christ bearing the Cross. Through the Centre of the Building is the Entrance to a beautiful Lawn. XIV. Brazen Nose College, found- ed, in 1509, by Win Smith, Bishop of Lincoln, and Rich. Suttoa, Knt. of Prestbury, in Cheshire, for a Princi- pal Fellows. The present Es- tablishment is 5 Fellows, 32 Scho lars, and 12 Exhibitioners. In the Centre of the first Quadrangle are Statues of Cain and Abel. The east Window of the Chapel contains some good painted Glass, by Pearson. XV. Corpus Christi College, found- ed, in 1 5 16, by Bishop Fox, Lord Privy Seal to Henry VII. and VIII. It has a well-furnished Library, and a curious Collection of Pamphlets, Ma- nuscripts, &c. The Crozier of the' Founder is here shown ; but it is not so curious as that of Wykeham, at own Name, and in 1546 translated the episcopal See hither from Oseney ; and the Church of St. Frideswide was constituted a Cathedral, by the Name of Christ's Church. This Foundation has remained in the same Form ever since, except that Queen Elizabeth converted the Grammar Scholars into Students, and ordained that their Va cancies should be supolied from West- minster School. It consists 01 a Dean, 8 Canons, 100 Students, 8 Ch 8 Singing Men, 8 Choristers, a School- master, Organist, &c. The Building contains 4 Quadrangles, the Front ex tending 382 Feet, and terminates at each End with two corresponding Turrets ; in the Centre is the grand Entrance, a most magnificent Gothic Building, having a beautiful Tower, which coutains the Bell called Great Tom, on the Sound of which, every Night at Nine, the Students of the University are enjoined by Statute to repair to their respective Societies. The grand Quadrangle is 264 Feet by 261 in the Clear, the east and north Sides of which contain the Chambers of the Dean and 4 of the Canons; and the greater Part of the south Side is formed by the Ha the Entrance to which, by a stately Staircase of Stone, is 180 Feet in Length, and 80 high. It is orna- mented with the Portraits of most of the eminent Men who have been edu- cated at this College. The Roof is a noble Frame of Rafter-work, beauti- fied with about 300 Coats of Anns, properly blazoned. Round the whole Area of the grand Quadrangle is a spacious Terrace, and in the Centre a Basin and Fountain, with a Statue of Mercury. Over the grand Entrance New College. The present Members is a Statue of Queen Anne ; over the of this Society are a President, 20 Fellows, 2 Chaplains, 20 Scholors, 4' Exhibitioners, and 6 Gentlemen Commoners. XVI. Christchurch, founded by Cardinal Woisey, in 1525; but, in 1C29, when he fell into Disgrace, Henry Vill. seized on the Founda- tion, and suspended it for three Years, mhtan he re-established it under his Arch in the N. E. Angle, one of Bi- shop Fell ; and opposite, on the S. E one of Cardinal Woisey. The Church towards the East of the grand Qua- drangle is the Cathedral, formerly |the Church of St. Frideswide's Mo- nastery, erected in 1200, on the Site of which Monastery the College was 'built: several of the Windows con- ;tain beautiful Specimens of painted 581] Canterbury, Dover, and Oxford. [582 Glass, which were collected from the Wreck of the Civil Wars. At the west Eud of the north Aisle is the Painting of St. Peter delivered out of Prison, executed in T7zo, by John Oliver, in his 8oth Year. The Tower contains ten Bells, which, together with that called Great Tom, were brought from Oseney Abbey. Peck- water Court, founded by Dr. Radcliffe, consists of three uniform Sides, each having 15 Windows in Front, and is perhaps the most elegant Edifice in the University. On the front Side of this Court is a magnificent Library, supported by Corinthian Pillars; but what was originally intended to be a Piazza, has been altered, for the more convenient Reception of Gen. Guise's Collection of Paintings, and the great Collection of Books belonging to the College. East of this stands Canter- bury Court, formerly a distinct Col- lege, which has lately been hand- somely rebuilt. XVII. Jesus College, founded, in 1 57 1, by Queen Elizabeth; and en- dowed by Hugh Price, Treasurer of St. David's, for a Principal, 8 Fellows, and 8 Scholars ; which has since been raised to 19 Fellows and 18 Scholars besides Exhibitioners. XVIII. Wadham College, founded in 1613, according to the Will of Ni- cholas Wadham, of Merryfield, in So merset, for a Warden, 15 Fellows, 15 Scholars, 7 Chaplains, and 2 Clerks In the east Window of the Chapel ii a fine Painting of the Passion of our Saviour ; and at the lower Part of the Altar is a singular and curious Painting on Cloth. XIX. Pembroke College, founded in i6zo, by Tho. Tesdale, of Glymp- ton, in Oxfordshire ; and Rich. Wight- wick, Rector of Ilsley, Berks. It was originally Broadgate Hall, and re ceived its present Name from the Earl of Pembroke, who was Chancel- lor of the University at the Time the. College was founded. XX. Hertford College. This is now dissolved by Act of Parliament and the Building transferred for the future Occupation of the Society of Magdalen Hall, which is to be pulled down. Halls. 1. AlbanHall is contiguous to Merton College, erected by Robt. de St. Alban, a Citizen of Oxford. II. St. Edmund's Hail, situate to the East of Queen's College, esta- blished in the Reign of Edward III. and consigned to Queen's College in 1557. III. St. Mary Hall, originally the Parsonage-house of the Rectors of St. Mary, which being appropriated by Edward III. to Oriel College, the House also came iuto their Posses sion. j IV. New Inn Hall was granted to Students by John Frillock, Bishop of Hereford, in 1545. V. Magdalen Hall, situate west of Magdalen College : the greater Part of it is the Grammar School for the Choristers of Magdalen College, and was erected for that Purpose only by William of Wainfleet; but, other Buildings being added, it grew by Degrees into an academical Hall. Among the other public Buildings worthy of Notice are the following Churches — All Saints, St. Peter's, and St. Mary's. The other public Build ings are - the Theatre, which was built at the Expense of Archbishop Sheldon, in 1668, and is a maguifi cent Edifice, in the Form of a Roman Theatre, not circular, but flat on one Side ; and the Roof, 90 Feet by 70, rests on the Walls, without Pillars. Ashmole's Museum, a Repository of natural and artificial Curiosities ; the Clarendon Printing-house; Bodleian Library ; Radcliffe Library ; and the Astronomical Observatory. The City and University send each a Members to Parliament. The Uni- versity is governed by a Chancellor, Vice-chancellor, z Proctors, a Public Orator, 3 Esquire Beadles, and 3 Yeoman Beadles. The Corporation of Oxford consists of a Mayor, High Steward, Recorder, 4 Aldermen, 8 Assistants, 2 Bailiffs, a Town Clerk, 2 Chamberlains, and 24 Common Councilmen, p 2 5S3] CROSS ROADS. [584 The Course of the Rivers and navigable Canals, the Population and Number of Houses in the Market Towns, with the Arrival and Departure of the Mail, &c. having been already given in the Direct Roads, it is judged unnecessary to repeat them here. Those Places which supply Post Horses are noticed at the End of each Route, and the Names of the Inns will be seen by referring to the same Places on the Direct Roads from London. To Piccadilly" On 1. to Rhayader , z"j% M. pRidalvin Pontllanychaiarn Cross the Ystwiih R. Chancery Tavernspite Moel Ifor pLlanrhystid-i?. Lion On I. to Lampeter, i8£ M. Cross the Wirrai U. Llanon Morva A be rath" Cilgnrgan Fawr Cross the Jyron R. ? Aberayron* — T. G. ^Llanarth" Rhydfechan Tynewydd Fynnown Ddewi New Inn* Pwllglas Temple Bar Blaneporth Tremayn Warren *>PCARDIGAX— Bl. Lion On 1. to I Am peter, 29 M. Cross the leifi R. Pamgrwndy Cawsellantwd M ROUTE 1. lILlantwood Abervstwith to Cardigan} Penclawdd Haverfordwest, and MUford Eglwyswrw-Ser/e?™/, Haven. Pembrokeshire Pantygrn Pontydinon Hendra Gate Pontbrynbairin New Inn On r. to Narbeth, 9^ M. Cornellach 3 j Beggar's Bush 2 8|c| Ryst on Mountain Crondell Stephensford Prendergast Near Haverfordwest, on 1 to Caermarthen, 33 M.; on r. to Fish gar d, 1 2. Cross the Hiog R. pHAVERFORDWEST— M.H. On r. to St. David's, 16 M. Merlin's Bridge" On\. to Pembroke, 8 M.; on r. the old Road to MUford. Johnston" Stainton* Milford Haven— P. 0. ill: 3 T ♦0 7 4 - 4 2 [$ 44 45 45 46 4: 48 53 56 62 62 63 63 64 1 t 5 INNS. Aberystwith, Cardigan, H averford west. Piccadilly, 2 M. on 1. of, is Nanteos, VV.E. Powell, Esq Jberath, near 2 M. on 1. of, Monachty, — Gwynne, Esq Merayron, 3 M. on 1. of, is Tyglyn, Rev. Albar Thos. Jones Gwynne Llanarih, i£m. on 1. of, is Noyadd, J. Brooks, Esq 585] CROSS ROADS. [5sa New Inn, within i m. of, on r. Wer- vilbrook, Rev. Lewis Tnrnor. Merlin's Bridge, \\ M. from, ou r. is Cinnamon Grove, Capt. Roach ; i M. further, on r. Boulton Hill, Dr. Jones ; and Eniskel, — Wright, Esq. Johnston, at, Lord Kensington. 3 M. on r. of Johnston is Robestone! Hall, Col. Scourfteld. Between Johnston and Stainton, on 1 is Uarbaston, D. Hughes, Esq. LoddorT Thurton" Trowse Newton Cross the Yore R. cb PNORWICH 5 3 6|2 R. 2. — Acton to Stones End, Borough, by Battersea Bridge. to Shepherd's Bush Hammersmith Battersea Bridge (by North End and Walham Green) Thence, by Nine Elms, I'auxhaU, and Newing- ton, to The Stones End — - 2 I — y 2 - 5 4 3 9 by R. 3. — Acton to Dover, Battersea Bridge. Battersea Bri. as above Clapham Common Entrance Brixton Causeway Camberwell New Cross — T. G. Thence, throughDartford, Gravesend, Rochester, Chatham, and Canter- bury, to ""DOVE R, as p. 3 New Cross, as above, and from thence to all Parts o/Kent — see Beginnin of Itinerary. %e. - 5 3 - 8 1 1 9 1 3 re 2 4 *3 67 4 80 INNS. Beccles, Norwich. Gillingham, 1 m. on i. of, is Gelder stone Hall, T. Kerrich, Esq. Loddon, ; M. beyond, on r. is Langley Hall, Sir Tho. Beauchamp Proctor, Bart. Thurton, near 4 M. beyond, on 1. at Framingham, E.Rigby, Esq. : 1 m. further, ou r. KirbyHall, Sir John Bemey, Bart. : on 1. Bixley Hall Earl of Roseberry. m R. 4. — Aldboro' to Beccles Norwich. to Haslewood Leiston East Bridge Street *Blythburgh On. 1. to Saxnn/ndham, 9 M Cross the Blyth R. pBECCLES,' as p. 551 Cross the Wiweney R. GtlliBgham", Norfolk and — - 1 2 - 3 2 - 5 5 4 1 1 tc - Z I 1 4 22 H. 5. — Aldstone to Hex fiam, Rothbury, and Alnwick, to Green Gate, North. Ninebanks* Riding Catten" Cross the E. Allen R. 7 1 M. beyond, on i. t» Car- lisle, 30. HEXHAM" Cross the Tyne R. Wail Picts Wall £ M. beyond, cross the Mi- litary Road, onX.to Car- lisle, 32^ ; on v. to New- castle, 2o£. Chollerton* Near Collell, on, r. to WoU singham, 28 ; on I. to Jedburgh, 38. Collell" Bavington" Thrivewell Kirk Harle" Camboe* Roadley Shield* iiCoidriffe" J PROTHBURY 4 M. beyond, on r. to Mor- peth, 14^ ; on the 1. to f Fooler, 16$. ALNWICK ~ Inns and SeHH o*:cr-leaf. 23 4 242 252 34 1 16 t2 34 44 *j- 54 3U 33 a 344 38- 4 2j 4 444 5°'- 62.- m INNS. Hexham, Alnwick. CROSS ROADS. [588 Ninebanks, about 4 M. on 1. is Whit- field Hajl, Wm. Ord, Esq. Ottten, 3 W. beyond, on 1. is Threep- wood, F. Tweddill, Esq. Hexham, at, the Abbey, T. R. Beau- mont, Esq. — burnt down Septem- ber iS 1 8 ; and over the Bridge is The Hermitage, J. Hunter, Esq. Cholterton, about 3 M. on 1. of, Nun- wick Hail, Robert Lancelot, Esq.; and about 1 M. further, Chipchase Castle, Col. Reed. 1 M. from Chollerton, on 1. Swinbnrn Castle, Mrs. Riddel. Collell, ifM. on r. of, is Hallington Hall, Christopher Soulsby, Esq. Bmimgton, at, Bavington Hall, G. D. Shafto, Esq. Kirk Harle, about 2 M. before, on r. Capbeaton Castle, Sir J. E. Swin- burn, Bart. At Kzrh Merle, Sir Charles Loraine Monk, Bart.; 1 M. on 1. is Little Harle, C. M. Aynsley, Esq. Camboe, within 1 M, of, on 1. Walling- ton, Sir John Trevelyan, Bart. 3 m. on r. of Camboe is Long Witton, James Fen wick, Esq. Roadlty Shield, 4M. on r. of, Nether Wilton, Walter TrevelyaH, Esq. I Coldriff'e, x\ M. on r. of, NunnyKirk,j Wm. Orde, Esq. Turnditch Shuttle Gate IVithin 1 m. of Relper, on r. to Derby, 8 ; on 1. to Matlock, 9. Cross the Dei-went R. PBELPER INNS. Ash! Ashhurn, 3 m. from, Miss Simpson. on r. is Bradley, 22 1 - R. 6. — Ampthill* to Bedford. to Houghton Conquest M ¥ ns e — T. G. - 1 4 Kempston Hardwick 2 ■1 4 - Elstow" 2 1 Buxton and Chats- worth Road. to Hasop" 04 — o 9 4 JT/WYS. Barnet, Hertford. /Fita fliiff, at, on L Camfield Place, Rev. Mr. Brown. 1 M. from fVild Hill, on r. is Badwell Park, W. H. Whitbread, Esq.; on 1. Bird's Place^ — Clitherow, Esq. Cole Green, at, on 1. Cole Green Park, Earl Cowper. Hartingford Bury, at, is Hartingford Bury Park, S. Baker, Esq. R. i8.-^Bath" to Bridport. to Dunkerton" — Swan Cross Somerset Coal Canal. Radstoke— Bell On 1. to Frame t 8 m. 2 M. further, on r. to f Veils, 9 m. St rat ton* Nettlebridge Oakhill" — 1 4 3 4! 7 3 5 1 1 1 4 F2 1 4 14 Q Q 595] CROSS ROADS. [596 M F M F INJVS. Bath, Cannard's Grave, 1 M. further, on r. to Wells, Somerton, Crewkerne, Bridport. 5; on 1. to Frome, 10: a little further, on r. to Bath and Dunherton, between, on L Bristol, 17. atCoombhay, late Col. J n. Smith vSHEPTON MALLET' 2 — 161 Tracey. On i\ to Wells, 4 M.; and 1 Dunkerton, z m. beyond, on r, at Ca< Glastonbury , 9 : on 1. to merton, Jas. Stephens, Esq,; onl. Frome, 12. i at Woodborough, John Purnell,! Cannard's Grave Inn I — 17 I Esq. On 1. to Bruton, 6 m.j and Stratton, Downside House, J.H. Ac- Cxistle Cary, 7. | kerley, Esq. (Pylle street" | Wraxell" 16 187 1 1 M. on r. of Stratton, at Chilcomp- 24 1 ' !2I 3 ton, Norton Hall, late J. Tooker, Esq. : 3 M. on 1. of Stratton, at Ba, jFour Foot Inn 16 23 . bjngton, Chas. Knatchbull, Esq. Lydford 13 |244 OakhUl, on r. Ashwick Grove, Mrs. Cross the R, Brue. 1 Billingsley. | M. beyond, on 1. to Castle i j j Shepton Mallet, Wm. Provis, Esq. Cary, 5 ; and Ilehester, , Pylle Street, beyond, on r, is Pylle 5*. 1 House, E. B. Portman, Esq. Keynton Mandefield" *5 26 I Ji'rarell, on the r. at East Pennard, 1 M. beyond, on r. to Glas- G. M. B. Napier, Esq. tonbury, 4^ n. 1 | Keynton Mandefield, \ M. from, on r. Afear Somerton, on r. to 1 at Kingsweston, Wm. Dickinson, Glasto?tburi.', 7 M. Esq.; z m. beyond which is But- pSOMERTON 4 3 , 3° 4 leigh, Lord Glastonbury. On 1. to Ilehester, 4^ M. ; I Beaminster, 1 m. from, on r. Parn- on r. to Taunton, 17. ham House, Sir W. Oglander, Bt. Long Sutton Cross the Yeo R. M 33r .: Bradpole, on 1. Loders Manor House, Sir Evan Nepean, Bart.; and 2 M, Long Load Stapleton i 2- I - i 35 ! 36- beyond, on r. Camesworth, M. Ne- "i pean, Esq.; and opposite is Hinck- "1 noil, T. Cowdry, Esq. 1 Martock ^ M. beyond, on r. to 27- minster, 7 ; on 1. to //- Chester, 5 : a #Wfe /?/r- t ■ 37^ R. 19. — Bath to Chepstow, 1 Hereford, Shrewsbury, & Chester. ther, on 1. to YeopM, 6. Compton Greenfield", M \ | M V East Chinnock | 4 2 41 ( y as p. 159 ■20 2 1 M. beyond, on r. to //- Z M. beyond, on 1. to the j minster, 8. New Passage, 3! m. pCREWKERNE z< i 44 }. Aust, or Old Passage i On r. to Jlminster, 8 m,; 1 House Inn 5- •!2C2 Chard, 8 ; Ax minster, 1 Cross the Severn R. to i 3 15^; and Lyme, 19. BeachleyPassageHouse 1 Misterton »h '|45 ( J Inn — the computed 3 Distance of which is "Mosterdon, Dorset , 2 - -,47< 1 A . 266 ifear Beaminster, on r. to | j 2 1 M. from Beachley, on Axtiriasier, in M, 1 r. to Gloucester, zi%. iBEAMINSTEFV 4- •'; 5 1 5 Cross the Wye R. Onl. to Dorchester, ij$ M. ; pCHEPSTOW— p. 0. Bradpole* 5 2 -U7- Monmouthshire 3 3 1 30 \ *p3RIDFORT *-' 5«- - On 1. to Cardiff, 3 1 M. I tr.l W] CROSS ROADS. [598 M f m r Luston" 2 5 78 7 St. Arvans" — Squirrel 2 2 32 3 Alton 2 . I 813 On r. to Monmduth, 13 M. On r. to Tenbury, 7 m. ; a£ m. /row jS*. Arvans, on 1. to Presteign, 1 2^. on I. to the New Pas- Port way" — • ■ 82 a sage, 7- Bilberry Batchcott, Shropsh. I - ■ 832 84 1 Llanvihangel Tor-y* -*~ / Mynydd 3 6 36 1 Overton" I - 86 6 On 1. fo Abergavenny, b PLUDLOVV- Crownlnn 1 t ^ * 4 * M " Trelleck— Z^o« 4 1 r 402 On v. to Cleobury Morti- mer, 1 2 M.; and Bridge- The Redwern 2 3 4 2 5 north, 17 : on the 1. to "pMONMOUTH -^ H. 2 7 45 4 Knighton, 17. On r. to Mitchel Dean, Cross the Corve R. ; and 15 M.; awrf /2ow, 10 : on r. to Wenlock, 1 7 m. on I. to Uske and Aber- Cross tJie Oney R. gavenny, 14. Bromfield — Church * 1 S 9 5 Welsh Newton-CAa. Wootton I 5 91 2 Herefordsh, 3 3 487 Cross the Oney R, Llan Laudy— r. G. 2 1 51- On i bury" — t C,2- St. WeonardV 2 1 53 1 Cross the Oney R. Wormelow Stump Stoke Castle 2- " 94" Inn* 3 7 5 r 7 587 Newton Green" — •) \ 94 4 Cross in Hand— T. G. 1 !^M. beyond, owl. to Gun, On r. to Ross, 8§ M. j 8 ; & Bishops Castle, 9. ^Callow— G««V Hi?arf — 6 595 1 616 iNew Inn — 1 94 5 Red Hill 2 The Grove I 5 96- Aear Hereford, on \. to Felhampton 3H ^ 99|4 Abergavenny, 24 m. Little Stretton 2; \ 102,- Oo*5 Me J^/e i?. PCHURCH STRET- '"'HEREFORD— if/, /f. 1 6 634 TON" 1 1 1 103 4 0»i r. to Ledbury, 16 M.; On r. to Much TVenlock, Worcester, 24^; Brom - 12 M. , yarc?, 14 : o;i 1. to Hay, All Stretton" I 1045 X 1 ; Kington, 20 ; ttftwi Lebotwood* 2fT ) 107 3 Presteign, 26. Holmer 1 5 6 5 T 4 67 5 2 687 A 7n Longnor" I - - 1083 Morton on Lugg* 7". G. Wellington ^K.'sArvHs Hope underDinmore" 2 1 3 iDorington" Pulley Common" JVithin X m. of Shretcs- burif, on 1. to Bishop's M 4- - '09 7 • 11 3 7 Wharton 2 A 74- Castle, 18. Crow Me Arrow R. Near Shrewsbury, on r. ^LEOMINSTER" MM. 2 4 76 4 to Bridgvnorth, 1 9^ m.| On r. to Bromyard, tl Binningham, 45 ; and M. : ore 1. £0 //it/?/, 21; 1 Shijfnall, 19. 1 Kington, 13; and Pres- j Cross the Severn R. 1 teign, 13. 1 ^SHREWSBURY 2 i ; 1 1 6 5 Cross Me /»$££ /". ,• «??<# t 1 PWHITCHURCIJ, as p. ! o>t f. Mro' Ashford to ii ! , 272 '?■: »3 6 -4 ] Ludlow, izm. I Thence t» Cross Me Kington Canal. il 1 i •^•Chester, as /». -•: 2 c '■5' ; M Q Q 3 599] CROSS ROADS. [01)0 INNS. Bath, Bristol, Aust, Beachley, Chepstow, Monmouth, Hereford, Leominster, Ludlow, Church Stretton, Shrewsbury. 1. Chester to Bath. Shrewsbury Church Stretton Ludlow Leominster Hereford Monmouth Chepstow Beachley Passage House Au6t or Old Passage House Bristol Bath U F !Vf F 4° Compton Greenfield, on r. of, is Over House, J. Gordon, Esq. : at Al- mondsbury, Knowle, Sam. Worrall, Esq. ; and — Claxton, Esq, Chepstow , at (remarkable for its high Tides), the noble Remains of an ancient Castle. 3 m. on 1. of Chepstow is St. Pierre, Chas. Lewis, Esq. i J M. beyond Chepstow, on r. Pierce field, the Seat, fine Gardens, and Walks of N. Wells, Esq. ; about 3 M. on 1. ltton Court, J. Currie, Esq. St. Arvans, about 2 m. on r. of, the beautiful Ruins of Tintern Abbey. Montnouth, within 1 M. of, on r. Troy House, Duke of Beaufort. 1 M. on 1. of Monmouth, at Rockfield, Jos. Price, Esq. St. IVconard's, near, on 1. is Treago, P.R. Myners, Esq. 3 M. beyond St. WeonartTs, on r. Ly- son House, Abrah. Whitaker, Esq JVormelow Stump Inn, on 1. of, are Bryngwyn, Airs. Phillipps ; and The Meend, Thos. Symons, Esq. Morton on ]jU°g-, at, «J. Keysall, Esq. Dinmore Kill, ascending, on 1. Burg- tiope, ■ Turbervjlle, Esq.; be- yond which see at Dinmore, R. S. Fleming, Esq. Hope, about 1 M. on 1. of, is Winsley, Thos. Berrington, Esq. Near 1 m. on r. of Hope is Hampton Court, Ri«*h. Arkwri^ht, Esq. \\Leominster, within 1 M. of, on Broadup, — Edwards, Esq. I Luston, $ M. beyond, on 1. Berrin ton, Lady Rodney. Partway, z m. on r. of, is Brimficld Court, C. Heathcotc, Esq. Overton, at, on 1. T. Salway, Esq. \Ludlow, near, The Moor, R. Salway, Esq. ; and Ludford Park, N. L. Charlton, Esq. 2 M. from Ludlow, on 1. on the Banks of the River Teme, is Oakly Park, Hon. Robert Clive. About 5 m. on l.of Ludlow, Downton Castle, the noble Mansion and fine Walks of Rich. Payne Knight, Eiq Onihury, on 1. of, Stone House, Mrs Walpole ; 1 M. beyond which is Ferney Hall, Hurt Sitwell, Estj. Newton Green, 1 M. on r. is Sibdon Castle, J. Fleming Baxter, Esq. Church Stretton, on r. of, Caer Cara- doc Hill, on the Top of which Ca ractacus had an Encampment. All Stretton, at, Rev. Rich. Wilding. Lebotwood, on r. of, is Lydley Hayes, Rev. John Witts. Lonsnor, at, the Rev. Joseph Corbet. DorhiEcton, beyond, on r. is Condover House, Edward William Smythe Owen, Esq, Pulley Common, near, on 1. Lyth Hill, which affords a most beautiful Pro spect ; and near it, on 1. Lythwood, — Parr, Esq. R. 20. — Bath" to Stroud, Chel- tenham, and Birmingham, by the N«w Road, avoiding the Lickey. to Swanswick Tog Hill, Gloucestersh. On r. to Marshjteld, 3 m.; on 1. to Bristol, 8. Dyrham Park" 1 6 Toll Down House" 1 6 On r. to Chippenham, 11J M.; on 1. to Bristol, 1 if. Cross Hands Inn On r. to Chippenham, 125 M.; 6c Mulmesburif , 145. CHIPPING SODBURV, 601] CROSS ROADS. [fj02 Petty France" 3 - H \\ M F M F ''Dunkirk 6 \'S" . Studley 2 2 73 - On r. to Tetbury, 8 M. I Ovwar Me Arrow It. Lasboroiigh" 5 6 21 - - Mapplcborrow Green I 4 74 4 Beyond I^asboro', on r. to | \ 24m. beyond Mapph'borrow Tetbury, 4^ M. ! Green, on r. to Stratford Kingscote" 1 - 22- -j ore Avon, 125. On 1. to Durslcy, 5 M, j . Bramston Cross" 4-i; 4 Filtup Inn" 1 4 23 J Forsbaw Park 1- 79 81 4 Horsley" — 6 24 a ► Drakes Cross, JForc. a 2 On r. to 3Iinchin Hampton, Weather Oak— T. G. 1 82 6 2% M.; on 1. to TFotton, 5. j On 1. to Dudley, 14 M. Nailsworth 1 - 2^2 Ooa\s the. Stratford Canal. fnchborough" 1 - 26 2 Millpole Hill" * 4 85 2 Near Rodborough, on 1. to Moseley" a 4 «7 6 Stonehouse, 3 M, 1 pBIRMINGHAM, Warw. x — 8q 6 Rodborough 2 4 2S£ Cross the Stroud Canal. INNS. Bath, Cross Hands, Petty On r. to 3fmchin Hamp- France, Rodborough, Cheltenham, ton, 3 M. 'STROUD" 6 Evesham, Alcester, Birmingham. " '■ 29 4 On r. to Cirencester, j 1 M.: j Bath, 1 m. from, see on 1. Bailbrook o» 1. to Painswick, 4; Lodge, Col. Tuffnell. awrf fty the New Road to j Dyrhmn Park, Mrs. Blaythwaite. Birdlip" 8 - :37-1 Toll Down House, \ M, beyond, on 1. On r. to Cirencester, iof Doddington Park, C. Codrington, M.; on\. to Gloucester, 6$. 1 Esq, 1 M. further, onr. to Stow ! Petty France, on r. Badminton, Duke in the JVold, 16; on 1. to | of Beaufort. Gloucester, 6£. ! Lasborough, within 1 M. on 1. Boxwell Leckhampton" ^CHELTENHAM" 4 _ 41 4 43 4 ! Court, Rev. Rich. Huntley. I _ j At Lasborough, on 1. late Edm. Est- Bishop's Cleeve Cross Hands, Wore. 5 i 47" 5«- ] court, Esq. Kingscote, on r. Col. Kingscote. 'i Filtup Inn, 2$ M. on r. is Chevenage On r. to Tewkesbury, 5 M.; j j Hall, Henry Stephens, Esq. on 1. to Stow, i6£m. j Horsley, on 1. E. Wilbraham, Esq. Beck ford Inn" — 4 i5M Inchborough, on 1. Pudhill House, R. •rEVESHAM 7 4 59- •j Cooper, Esq.; and Spring Park, Red House 1 6 606 Lord Ducie : on r. Dunkirk House, On I. toJVorcester, izm. I John Cooper, Esq. Norton 1 2 62- J 1 m. beyond Inchboi'o', on r. see Hill Rushford Dunnington, Warw. 2 64- ! 66- j House, Sir George O. Paul, Bart. j Stroud, Rev. R. L. Townsend; see on 1. Sir S. Warren. Arrow" 2 - ! 6S- 1 m. on I. of Strzud, see Farm Hill, PALC ESTER 1 - \6 9 - R. Rickiirds, Esq. On r. to Stratford on Avon, 24 M. beyond Stroud, on 1. Painswick 8M.; i M. beyond, on 1. House, Cay Adams, Esq, to Droit wich, 14. Birdlip, within about im. on 1. Whit- Coughton" 1 6 J06 combe Park, Sir Wm. Hicks, Bart. About \\ M. beyond, on 1. Leckhampton, on 1. is Leckhampton to Bromesgrove, 10. l| Court, CB. Frye, Esq. u CROSS ROADS. [604 , Cheltenham, near, on r. and 1. various Villas, saline and chalybeate Wells, and Baths of all Descriptions. | M. beyond Cheltenham, on 1. is Marl 19* 64;! to Birmingham, jo£ ; I m and Henley in Arden, Guy's Cliffe— T. G. Hill House, R. Capper, Esq.; i|m. Gu« Mi? Warwick and on r. is Prestbury Park, Hon. B. Napton Canal. Craven : 2 M. beyond Cheltenham, \VoOton Leek on r. isSoutham, T. B Delabcre, pKENILWORTH" j Esq.; and Cleeve,Rev. S ftckenng. 0nl to BiYmmghmn Bedford Inn, .near 2 M . beyond, at M Shrewsbury, Beckford W. Weakman, Esck an<{ ColesMU ' bur" !iatf EMX* H flton. Grange Beckfrrd Inn, 2 m. on r. Toddington atevicnall Hail, Hanburv Tracev, Esq. j ^COVENTRY ^r/oa', near, on" 1. Rag-lev, Marquis] Cmw #/?e Coventry Canal. of Hertford. Foleshi t'oughtoh, at, Sir G. Throckmorton, Bart. Bramston. Cross, On 1. of, Beoley Kail, T. Holmes Hunter, Esq. O04S the Coventry Canal. Longford Cross the Coventry Canal. Bed worth mipole Hill, 1 m. on 1. is Moneyhill Cross the Coventry Canal _ Hall, Wm. Hicks, Esq Moseley, at, John Taylor, Esq. — ,5 3,5 3! 3 M r 65- R. ft 1. — Bath to Cheltenham, JVarivkk, Lemington, Coven- try, and Leicester. 1 m ^ to rALCESTER, ft R.zc - *J« 1. to Droituich, 14 j ?.i.'; Brnmesgrore, 1 3 J ; 1 tt« J Birmingham, 1 94 . tJw* Me ^/we ft Oversley Green Red Hill Cross a Branch of the Stratford Canal. STRATFORD ON AVON' On r. to Shipston, io| nt.i Banbury, 20; Kineton, to: o« 1. /o Birming- ham, 23 ; Henley, 7^-. Packsaddle Bridge 2- 745 Longbridge" 4! 3 79- Ok r. to Shipston, 15 rj.$ r???fZ Kineton, « 1. £0 Coleshill, 13 M.; ; «;*»? Atherstonc, 6i. ^Vmr the Harrott , pHINCRLEY-£*lfr 6 9 2 I i/efffZ Inn, Leic. 0n\. to Ashby, 17 M. 77j ro' Hinckley, on r. #.9 Lutterworth, 1 1 M, Earl Shilton" ^LEICESTER" Old Assembly Room 7 = 80.5 104 108 118 * IXNS. Bath, Cross Hands, Petty j Prance, Rodborough, Cheltenham, Evesham, Alcester, Stratford, War- wick, Kenilv.orth, Coventry, Nunea- ton, Hinckley, Leicester. Leicester to Bat I (Hinckley Nuneaton ( o\ cut IV (505] CROSS ROADS. [doe Kenilworth Warwick Stratford on Avon Aleester Evesham Cheltenham Rodborough Petty France Cross Handa Bath M i" M 5 3 3* 5 2 37 (j - 45 7 5 53 10- 63 1 1 4 74 *4 6 1 89 -4 2 103 3 - 106 1 1 4 118 Stratford on Avon, about 1 M. fiom, on 1. are Welcombe Lodge, George Lloyd, Esq. ; and Cloptoii House : about 2 M. from, on r. at Alveston. Seats of Sir G. Skjpwith, Bt. ; Gen Jenkinson; and Baraset House, Win. Harding, Esq. Lfingbridge, on 1. Morville Hall, Rev E. Webb, Warwick, at, Warwick Castle, Earl of Warwick ; the Marble Yard Wm. Parkes, Esq.; and the Priory, H. C Wise, Esq. 1 M. beyond Warwick, on r. is Guy's Clift'e House, Bertie Greathead Esq. ; a little beyond is Woodcote, R. Mallory, Esq. Lemington, much frequented during the Summer Season as a Watering place. At Lemington, Rev. Edward Willes. Kenilworth, on 1. the Ruins of Kenil worth Castle, Earl of Clarendon ; and — Cotton, Esq. : on r. Castle- end Cottage, Geo. Russell, Esq From Kenilworth Bridge, see on r. the Seat of — Greslpy, Esq. About 2 M. en r. of Kenilworth , Stone- leigh Abbey (fine ancient Building and Pleasure Grounds), J.H.Leigh, Esq. Between Kenilworth and Ste- vichall, The Spring, — Lloyd, Esq. Stevichall, near, on r. StevichaliHall, Fras. Gregory, Esq. Griff, 1 M. on 1. of, Arbury Hail, built in the Gothic Style, with fine Plea- sure Grounds, F. P. Newdigate, Esq. Earl Shilton, T. King, Esq. About 1 M. beyond Earl Shilton, onl. is Tooley Park, — Boultbee, Esq.; near 2 m. on 1. of which, at Kirkby Mallory, Sir Ralph Noel, Bart. 2 M, on r. of Earl Shilton is Norman ton Hall, Geo, Pochin, Esq. I^eiccstex, within 2 m. of, on r. Bran- ston Hajl, Clement Wi.nstanley, Esq. Near Leicester, on r. is West Cotes, Walter Ruding, Esq.; onl. Dennett Hall, Dr. Alexander, M F M ~~~ 26 4 % 1 1 4 6 3* 33 35 36 2 4 38 R. 22. — Bath to Monmouth 1 by St. Briavels. BeachleyPassageHouse Inn, as p. 596 2 i M./ro/n Beachley, on 1. to Chepstow, 1 ; on r. to IVewnham, 13^. pSt. Briavels CJearweir NewlancT Red brook Cross the Wi/e R. b PMONMOUTH, Monm, Clearwell, at, Qearwell House, Jp§ Haffonden, Esq. Newland, about £m. from, on r. High j Meadow House, Vise. Gage. ! Ii- 23. — Bath to Jkhester, to Four Foot Inn, as ■ Pr 595 Lydford Thro' Lydford, on r. to So-r merton, 4^ M. ; on 1. to j Castle Cary, 5, Cross the Jvel R. MLCHESTER __ 23 I 3 24 6 , 30 R. 2 4.-^-Bath to Lyme to 'CREW KERNE, us p. 595 Clapton Three Ashes Blackdown*, Dorset Beyond Blackdown, on 1. to Beami/ister, 5 ivf. Marshalsea Within if m. of Up Lyme, on r. to slxminster, z\ ; on 1. to Bridport, 1 o. Up Lyme, Devon b PLYME REGIS, Dors. Regis. 44 4 466 484 49 50 4 _ 2 2 I 1 2 (: I 4 607] CROSS ROADS. [608 INNS. Bath, Crewkerne, Lyme. BlacMown, on 1. Blackdown House J. Pinney, Esq.; i M. further, Race- down House, Preston Pinney, Esq R. it. — Bath to Stourton. to pFR0ME\ as Route a6 CYoss the Frome Canal. West Woodlands" Maiden Bradley" Wilts On r. to Bruton, 8 m.; on 1. to HeyUsbury , 8$ : 2 M. further, on r. to II- chester, 20 ; on the 1. to Hindon, 9. Stourton" M;F 13' l 5 »9 22 INNS. Bath, Frome. Frome, 2 M. from, on r. Orchardleigh, Thos. S. Champneys, Esq. West Woodlands, within 1 M. on r. is Marston Bigott, Earl of Cork and Orrery. On 1. of IVest Woodlands is Longleat, the fine Seat of the Marquis of Bath. Maiden Bradley, on 1. Bradley House, Duke of Somerset. Stourton, near, on the r. is Stourhead House, Sir R. Colt Hoare, Bart. R. 26. — Bath to Weymouth, by Frome. Midford" j 3 3 Cross the Somerset Coal Canal. Charterhouse Hinton" 2 -! 53 Norton St. Philip" 14 67 On 1. to Trowbridge, 6 M Woolverton 16 8| 5 Cross the Frome R. Beckington" On 1. to Trowbridge, 6 M and Warminster, 6j. Crdss the Frome Canal. Oak ford" Cross the Frome Canal. p FROME On r. to Welts, 15 m.; and Shepkm .Mallet, 10^ : on l.toWestbury,6£; War- minster, 7^; and Long - feat, 3$. Near Marston Inn, on 1. to Maiden Bradley f 5^ m. Marston Inn" Nunney Catch On r. the Old Road to But- ton; on 1. to Maiden Bradley, 6 M. Wanstrow pBRUTON Pitcomb •WINCAUNTON Lotterford Charlton Horthorne pSHERBORNF/, Dorset On r. thro' Spar It ford, to Castle Cary, 1 1£ M.; and Yeovil, 4^ : on l.toWin- caunton, 8^. Long Burton" Hoi nest" 5 M. beyond, on r. to Cerne Abbas, i§. Within 1$ M. of Dorches- ter, on r. to Beaminster, 17. Cross the Frome R. fcpDORCH ESTER* Thence to "PVVEYMOUTH, as p. 84 2- -'.6 26 5 3 I 3 3 3 2- 33 5- Is- 184 2 5 !i 28 6 >6 34, 39 2641/ 6 43 5 INNS. Bath, Frome, Bruton Wincaunton, Sherborne, Dorchester Weymouth. Midford, near, on 1. is Midford Hall Chas. Conolly, Esq. Charterhouse Hinton, near, onl. Hin- ton Abbey, Sam. Day, Esq. Norton St. Philip, near, on 1. Chetley Lodge, Thos. Mead, Esq. Beckington, near, on 1. Standerwick j Court, Mrs. Edgell. Oakford, 1 M. on r. of, Orchardleigh, I Thos. S. Champneys, Esq. Marston Inn, on 1. is Marston Bigott, Earl of Cork and Orrery. Sherborne, on 1. is Sherborne Castle, Earl Digby. ybong Burton, beyond, onl. is West ! Hall, Rev. Henry King. _ 3 009] CROSS ROADS. [6io i$ m. beyond Long Burton, on r. is • Leweston House, Rev. H.F. Yate man. Hobiest, on r. Holnest Lodge, Mark Davis, Esq.: 3 M. from Holnest, on r. Woolcombe Hall, Sir Rob. Shef- field, Bt.; and i£ M. beyond, Mel- bury House, Earl of Ilchester. Between Hobiest and Dorchester, on r. Mintern Magna, Hon. Mrs. Digby; and Forston, Jno. Wyldbore Smith, Esq. : on 1. Grange House, H. C. Sturt, Esq.; Castle Hill, Mrs. Foy and near Buckland Newton, the late Earl Poulett. Dorchester, about 2 M. from, on r. is Maiden Castle, the Remains of an ancient Fortification; on 1. is Her- ringstone, Edward Williams, Esq Cattle Hill, on r, Yarlinyton Lodge John Rogers, Eiq. Near 2 m. on r. of Cattle Hill, at Gal- hampton, W. Melliar, Esq. Thachston, on r. Compton Pauncefoot, J. Hunt, Esq.; beyond which, Cad- bury House, — Bennet, Esq. Sherborne, on 1. is Sherborne Castle, Earl Digby. R. 28. — Bath to Gloucester, Worcester, and Holyhead, thro' Upton. R. 27. — Bath to Weymouth, by Ainsford Inn. To PSHEPTON MAL- LET, as p. 595 Cannard's Grave Inn On I. to Ilchester, 13 M. Presley On 1. to Brnton, 4 M. Cross the R. Brue. Ainsford Inn" On v. to Somerton, 9 M.; a little beyond which, on r. is [CASTLE CARY, 23 = 5]. if M. beyond Ainsford Inn, on v. to Yeovil, iom.; on 1. to Bruton, 3. Cattle Hill— t. G. On\. to Wincaunton, z\m. Near 2 m. further, on 1. to Wincaunton, 3$. Thackston" On r. to Ilchester, 9 m. pSHERBORNE*, Dorset Thence to b P WEYMOUTH, as by the preceding Route INNS. " 26 29 35 6o| 3 Dor- Bath, Sherborne, Chester, Weymouth. Ainsford Inn, near 2 m. beyond, on 1, is Hadspen House, Sir Benj. Hob- house, Bart. to pSTROUD", as p. 601 pPAINSWICK* On r. to Cirencester, iim. Upton St. Leonard" cb PGLOUCESTER On r. to Stroud, iom.; Cirencester, 17; Stow, 24; Cheltenham, 9; and Tewkesbury, 1 1 . Cross the Severn; and on 1. to Chepstow, 26$ M. ; MitchelDean, 1 2 ; Ross, i6f; and Newent, 9. Maismore Woolridge Hill' Crown 2§ m. beyond, on 1. to Led- bury, 10. Longdon", Wore. Newbridge Green \A little further, on Ledbury y 9. pUPTON On r. to Pershore Hanley Green" Norden Green" Callowend Green.* Powick" On 1. to Ledbury, 14 m. I Cross the Tenie R. St. John's" On 1. to Hereford, 24 M.; and Bromyard, 13^. eb PWORCESTER (Thence to Holyhead, as P- 239—170 M.) M F 3 4 3- 2;- 9 M. Mil 294 33 37 39 42 45 5 1 53 5 + 56 60 61 63 6 4|5 iTVTVS. Bath, Gloucester, Upton, Worcester. R R Gil] CROSS ROADS. [612 Stroud and Painswick, between, see on the 1. Browns Hill House, Mrs. Carruthers. Painstvick, Cay Adams, Esq. 2 M. from Painsivick, and i M. on r. Prinkash Park, late J. B. Howell, Esq.; i M. further, at i M. on r. is Creed Place, — Jeffreys, Esq. Upton St. Leonard, beyond, on 1. at Matson, Wm. Fendoll, Esq. About 3 M. on 1. of Upton, at Quedge- ley, Cjuedgeley House, Chas. Hay- ward, Esq.; at Quedgeley Green, Hempstead House, D. Lysons, Esq. PFbolridge Hill, on r. is Forth ampton, Hon. Mrs. Yorke. Long don, about i M. before, on r. Chambers Court, Jno. Stone, Esq.; Pull Court, Jno. Dowdeswell, Esq. At Longdon, the Parsonage, Bev. Dr. Salmon ; 1$ M. from Longdon, on r. is Ham Court, Mrs. Bland. Hanley Green, on 1. Han ley Castle, Thos. Hornyold, Esq. ; at Hanley, the Vicarage, Rev. Geo. Turbervilie ; and on r. of Hanley, Severn End, Edm. Lechmere Charlton, Esq. Norden Green, i >i. beyond, onr. The: Rhydd, Sir Ant. Lechmere, Bart.; J and Drakes Place, Jn. Allen, Esq. : on 1. Dripsill, Richard Chambers, Esq. ; 2 M. further, on 1. Madres- field Court, Earl of Beauchamp. Callowend Green, on 1. areStanbrook, Rev. Dr. Briggs ; and I. Cave, Esq.l Poxcick, on 1. Slaughter Court, 1 Guest, Esq.; and Seats of — Care-! less, Esq. ; Mrs.Raynsford; J. For- ; rest, Esq.; J. Blew, Esq.; aud Lady Packington. i M. beyond Poivick, on I. is a Seat; of Thos. Bund, Esq. St. John's, near, isPitmarston, John, Williams, Esq. Clifton Reynes pOLNEY On r. to Wellingboro\ uM. Cross the Ouse R. Emberton Sherrington Cross the Oase R. Near Newport Pagnell, on r. to Northampton, 15 M. Cross the Ouse R. pNEWPORT PAGNELL 16 6 \INA'S. Bedford, Newport Pagnell. \Turvey, on 1. is Turvey Abbey, John Higgins, Esq.; and on r. is Turvey House, John Higgins, jun. Esq. Cold Brayfield, at, Brayfield House Spurgeon Farrer, Esq. I R. 30.— Bedford to Wohurn. 'to Elstow" 1 On 1. to Luton, i8£ M. How End pAMPTHILL" [Ridgmont" PWOBUKN" — - 1 5 1 6 1 4 8 5 2 *3 2 1 l 5 INNS. Bedford, Ampthill, Woburn Elstow, on 1. is Elstow Lodge, Mrs Colquhouu Ampthill, near, on r. Ampthill Park and House, Lord Holland. \z\ m. beyond Ampthill, on r. Lidling- ; ton Park. ' Ridgmont, at, Ridgmont House, Tho j Potter M'Queen, Esq. 'Woburn, at, Wobum Abbey, the su- j perb Seat of the Duke of Bedford. R. 29. — Bedford to Newport Pagnell. M IF to Bromham Bridge CHss the Ouse 72. Turvey x Cross the Ous0 R. Cold Brayfield", Bucks Newton B)ossorb?ilie R. 3 t. — Bicester to Chipping Norton. to Middle-ton Stoney" On r. to Brackley, 9 M on 1. to Oxford, 1 z. Heyford PurceiF A little further, cross the Oxford Canal and Char well R. f 6l3] CROSS ROADS. [614 Hopcroft's Holt Middle Barton Westcott Barton Sandford Gagingwell Near Church Enstone, on r. to Banbury, io£ M.; on 1. to fVitney, 10. Church Enstone" ^Chapel House pCHIPPING NORTON M F I IO IO 12 IlVM Bicester, Chipping Norton. Chapel House, Middleton Stoney, at, on 1. Middleton Park, the Earl of Jersey. Hey ford Pur cell, \ m. on 1. at Rous - ham, Lady C. Dormer. Church Enstone, i M. beyond, on r. is Heythrop, Earl of Shrewsbury. R. 32. — Biggleswade St. Ives and Lynn. to Sutton— -T. G: POTTON Gamlingay, Caml. Waresley*,, Hunt. Eltisley, Camb. On r. to Cambridge, ijm.; on 1. to St. Neots, 7. % M. beyond, on r. to Roy- ston, 13^;. owl. to Hunt- ingdon, 5. Hilton, Hunt. Near % M. beyond Hilton, on r. #0 Cambridge, 11 owl. #0 Huntingdon, 5. Cross £&e Owse .R. PST. IVES (Thence to Lynn, cm p 511—46 M.) to 4- 44 2 2 i|4 34 44 16 INNS. Potton, St. Ives. Sutton T. G. i§m. beyond, on r. Sut- ton Park, Sir John Burg-oyne, Bt. Waresley, at, Waresley Park, Lord £ Killmorey. JR. 33. — Birmingham Aberystwith. to SHALES OWEN x , Shropshire On r. to Dudley, 5 m.; on 1. to Bromesgrove, 8£. Hagley*, /%rc. On r. /o Stourbridge, 2 m. ; on 1. fo Bromes- grove, 7. PKIDDERMINSTER* PCLEOBURY MORTI- MER", asp.zyi,Shrop. On r. fc> Bridgenorth, 14 M.; 1 M. beyond, on 1. fo Tenbury, 7. Hopton Wafers" 3 M. beyond, on r. £o /^tf- Jewi;, 7. Hope Baggot" Cainham" Beyond Cainham, on], to Leominster, iz as. b PLUDLOW On r. 9. Harrington Bridge, Derbyshire ijroxs tht Trent R. to Not- sfield. 18 2 4 28 4 4° I Sawley Cross the Encash Canal. Long Eaton Cross the Encash R. Toton, Nott. Chilweir Beeston* if M. beyond, on 1. to Der- by, 14. Cross the Nottingham Ca- nal and Leen R. Len ton" Near Nottingham, on 1. to Alfreton, 16 m. '^NOTTINGHAM (Thence to Mansfield, as p. 383 — 14 M.) F| M 44O 6 42 2 43 — j 4-4 V 1 2 47 4 49 INNS. Birmingham, Sutton Cold- field, Tamworth, Measham, Ashby de la Zouch, Castle Donington, Not- tingham. Nottingham to Birmingham. Castle Donington Ashby de la Zouch Measham Tamworth Sutton Coldfield Birmingham — -! 11 9 4 21 3 4 H IC - 34 7 2 42 7 3 49 Sutton Coldfield, i^.M . on 1. of, Four Oaks Hall, SirE. C.Hartopp, Bart. Bassets Pole, on 1. of, Canweil Hall, Sir R. Lawley, Bart. Between Bassets Pole and Tamworth, on r. Drayton Park, Sir R. Peele, Bart.; near 2 M. on r. of which is Middleton Hall, Lord Middleton. Tamworth, 2 M. on r. of, Amington Hall, Chas. Repington, Esq. 2 M. from Tamworth, on 1. is Statfold Hall, S. P. Wolferstan, Esq. Four County Gate, on 1. at Thorpe, W. P. Inge, Esq. Measham, within 1 \ M. of, on 1. at Stretton le Field, Sir Wm. Brown Cave, Bart. ; and on r. near Apple- by, G. Moore, Esq. At Measham, Measbam Field, R. Ab- ney, Esq.; on 1. Willesley Hall, Lieut.-general Sir Chas. Hastings, Bart. At Ashby de la Zouch the fine Ruins ^9] CROSS ROADS. [620 of the Castle, belonging to the Marquis of Hastings. Lount, i M. on 1. of, Stanton Harold Earl Ferrers ; beyond which, C&lke Abbey, the late Sir Hen. Crewe, Bt Breedon, \ m. beyond, on r. is Tong Skevington, Dickenson Cowlishaw, Esq. Islet/ Walton, i m. on r. of, Langley Priory, Rich. Cheslyn, Esq. Castle Donington, at, T. Fisher, Esq. i£ M. on 1. of Castle Donington, Do- nington Park, Marquis of Hastings Odlwell, at, T. Charlton, Esq. Beeston, if M. onl. of, Wollaton Hall, Lord Middleton. Beeston, on r. Clifton, Sir R. Clifton Bart. ; a little beyond, on 1. Mrs. Evans ; and Lenton Abbey, J Green, Esq.: on r. A. Lowe, Esq. M. Needham, Esq. ; J. Wright, Esq.; and A. Foxcroft, Esq. At Lenton, the Priory, Wm. Stretton, Esq. I R. 36. — Birmingham to Liver- pool, by Lichfield. ¥ to Aston" Cross the Tame R. Gravelly Hill Ending ton Cuckold's Corner On r. to Warwick, 25 M.; on 1. to Shrewsbury , 47. "Sutton ColdnekT On r. to Tarn worth, 7 M. Hill— White Lion Shenstone .Wood End, Staffbrdsh. Shenstone"-5«//'^ Hd. cb PLICHFIELD On r. to Coleshill, 14 m.; TannvorthyS; Burton, 12: onl. to Walsall, 9. Thence to "-LIVERPOOL, as p. Sco -304 Sutton Coldfield, Entrance of, on 1. is Sutton Park, belonging to the Crown : at Sutton Colcl/ield, Sam. Steel Perkins, Esq. 1 1 M. on 1. of Sutton Coldfield is Four "Oaks Hall, SirE.C. Hartopp, Bart. Shenstone, at, on 1. Shenstone Moss, Hen. Case, Esq. : on r. Shenstone Park, Edward Grove, Esq. ; and Shenstone Lodge, Mrs. Dickenson. INNS. Birmingham, Sutton Cold- field, Lichfield. Aston, at, on 1. Aston Hall, late He neage Legge, Esq. R. 37. — Birmingham to Shef- field and Market Weighion. to cb J>LICHFlELD, as Route 36 On r. to Coleshill, 14 m.; Tamworthy 8; and Bur- ton, 12 : on 1. to Wal- sall, 9 ; Stafford, 1 7 ; Stoyie, 24; Abbots Brom- ley, io-f; Uttoxcter, 17; and Ashburn, 28$. jStreet Hay . Cross the Fazeley Canal. [Fradley — Crown 2 j 20 2 Aire was 1-212 On r. to Tamworth, 8| m. pWichnor Bridges' — Swan Inn Cross the Trent R. Branston— T. G.' "BURTON UPON TRENT— M.H. On r. to Atherstone, 19 M.; and Ashby de la Zouch, ; 8 : a little beyond, on 1. I to Utto refer, 15. Monk's Bridge' ! Cross the Dove River and, Grand Trunk Canal. Eggington" — Coach &; J Horses, Derby sh. — 6 32 ! Little Qvex -Half Moon 5 $37 jbpDERBV All Saints Oiurch if j, 9 "CHESTERFIELD, as p. I 423 — Angel 23 c 63 |pSHEFF1ELD, as p. 384 j — Cross \On r. to Worksop, 18 m.; onl. to Huddersfield, 26. ! Cross the Dcrn R. i~ 621] CROSS ROADS. [622 Attercliff" On r. to Worksop, i6§ M. Tinsley* On r. to Tickhill, 12$ m. pROTHERHAM* On r. to Mansfield, 20 M.; Worksop, 16; and Tickhill, 1 o^ : o» 1. to Penis tone, 14; a/ DONCASTER*- ^W On r. to Bawtry, 9 M. : o/* I. to Bamsley, 1 5 ; Wakefield, 20 ; and Ferrybridge, 1 6. Park Lane Hatfield" Tad worth Cross the Stainforth and Keadby Canal. ^THORNE (Thence to Market Weighton, as />. 527 — 25 Mi 4 F.J M F 2 24 79 815 846 14 862 16! 88- 22 902 1 1! 91 ! 1 4; 92 5- 97 a,- 99 2'~ IOI 102'7 INNS. Birmingham, Sutton Cold- field, Lichfield, Burton upon Trent, Derby, Chesterfield, Sheffield, Ro- therham, Doncaster, Thorne. Tiiorne to Birmingham. Doncaster Roth er ham Sheffield Chesterfield Derby Burton on Trent Lichfield Sutton Coldfield Birmingham. — - 10 i 1 : 21 5 7 27 12 <5 39 *3 5 63 1 1 2 74 \i 4 87 a 3 95 7 3 102 Wichnor Bridges, if M. on 1. of, is Wichnor Lodge, — Lcvett, E^q.; on r. across the Trent R. is Catton Hall, Eusebius Horto*, Esq. z M. from Wichnor Bridges, across the Trent, Walton Hall, the late Col. Disbrowe. Branston, within 1 M. on 1. is Barton Hall, — Palmer, Esq.; on 1. High- lands Park, Joseph Dicken, Esq. Burton, within 1 m. on r. see Drake- low House, Sir R. Gresley, Bart. On r. of Burton is Stapenhill, Mrs. Henshavv. Monk's Bridge, on 1. of, Sir O. Mosley, Bart. Eggington, at, Sir H. Every, Bart. 3f m. beyond Eggington, on r. The Pastures, — Peele, Esq. Little Over, at, Bache Heathcote, Esq. For Seats between Derby and Ches- terfield, see p. 423, For Seats between Chesterfield and Sheffield, see p. 385, 386. AttercUf, at, Attercliff Hall, S. Stani- forth, Esq. ; on 1. Rich. Swallow, Esq. Tinsley and Rotherham, between, on 1. Jonathan Walker, Esq. A little nearer Rotherham are Seats of Sam. and Thos. Walker, Esqs. Rotherham, just through, on 1. East- wood, Mrs. Walker; our. Clifton House, Joshua Walker, Esq. About 2 M. from Rotherham, on 1. is Aldwark, Sam. Walker, Esq. Thryberg, at, on 1. — Fullerton, Esq. 1 m. on r. of Thryberg is Ravensfield Park, Rev. Mr. Bosville. Conisbrough, at, the Ruins of Conis- brough Castle, the Duke of Leeds 1 M. on r. of Conisbrough is Crookhill Hall, J. Woodyear, Esq. Warmsworth, 1 m. on r. of, is Overley Grange, Bryan Cooke, Esq. ; on 1. Sprotsborough, Sir Joseph Copley, Bart. Balby, at, on r. Col. Sowerby. Doncaster, about 2 M. beyond, on L Wheatley, Sir G. Cooke, Bt.; near 2 m. further, on r. Street Thorpe, George Cooke, Esq. Hatfield, at, Wm. Gossip, Edw. Deal- try, and E. Cartwright, Esqs.; and Major Massey. '(523] CROSS ROADS. R. 38. — Birmingham to Chester and Park Gate, by IVotver Hampton, to '-WOLVERHAMP-! m f TON, asp. 228 — 231 Chapel Ash Cross the St afford and Wor- cester Canal. King's Tettenhair On 1. to Shiffnall, io£ M.; and Shrewsbury, 29%. Codsall* Bishop's Wood* {vetsey Bank On r. to Coventry, 40 M. Weston under Lizard* 0n\. to Shrewsbury, 21^ Bf. cb PCHESTER, asp. 311 (Thence foParkgate, as p. 313 — 12 M.) M K 135 '5 7 12 2 3 ;o| 26 1 75 [624 f Crow £/* /f ye i?. l p HAY, a»/>. 220, Breck, 714 LVXS. Bridgenorth, Cleobury Mortimer, Tenbury, Kington, Hay. Hay to Bridgenorth Kington Tenbury Cleobury Mortimer J 6 z Bridgenorth I15 i[ F M HJ4 3*6 43" Cross the Oase R. Cliffe i On r. to East Bourne, 18J M.; iM. further, vn I. to Uekjield, 6|. Ringmer" £m. further, on\. to Hurst Green, 21^. Laugh ton Stone Cross $ M. further, on 1. to East Grinsted, 22. Horse Bridge" On 1. to Tonbridge Wells, 19I M.; a little further, 1 o« r. to Hailsham, 2 ; and East Bourne, 8. Magham Down Gardener's Street" pRoreharn Street Bridgenorth, \\ M. from, onl. is Old- bury, Rev. Mr. Lyster. Southall Bank, 1$ m. bevond, Kinlet Hall W.C. Child Esq. I Boreham Bridge CocKgate, 1 M. beyond, on r. is Croft' .,. r . , „. p , Castle, S. Davis, Esq. I infield Slacks Easthampton, 1 M. beyond, Shobdon! 0n '• '« #«•/»//, 3$ M Court, Hanbury Tracey, Esq. I p Catsfie!d Green" Stansbatch, before, on r. on the Topj Park Gate" of Wapley Hill, are the Remains PRATTEL of a strong British Encampment. 1 M. on 1. of Stansbatch, Stanton Park, James King, Esq. Titley, at, on 1. is Titley Court, Wm. Greenly, Esq. ; and on r. Eywood House and Park, Earl of Oxford. ft. 54. — Bridgenorth to Stourbridge. to Bmad Oak 4 Six Ashes, Staffordsh. — - 5 Gilbert's Cross 1 Envill 1 Over the Heath to Stourton rSTOURBRIDGE, Wore On\. to Tonbridge, 26 M Ore ^HASTINGS io'4 6;U4'2 " 19 n 26; 2 s -i 4 . INNS. Brighthelmston, Lewes. Horse Bridge, Battel, Hastings. h.. 55. — Brighthelmston Hastings. to Falmer" Ashcombe — T. G' b LEWES / jn 1. to East Grinsted, 21 M. to Falmer, at, is Stanmer Park, Earl of Chichester. Jshcombe T.G. on 1. — Boys, Esq Ringmer, on r. is Glynd, Viscount Hampden. Horse Bridge, on 1. is The Broad, J. Mason, Esq. Gardener's Street, on r. Herstmon- ceux Castle (a magnificent Ruin and House, Rev.T.R. Kemp; near which is an elegant new Seat of the Rev. Hare Taylor ; and near it is a new House, Rev. Mr. Pigou A T bifield Slacks, 1* m. on 1. Ashburn- : ham Park, Earl of Ashburnbam 5 3 M, beyond which is Rose Hill John Fuller, Esq. Catsfitld Grten, \ m. ©n r. Cat9neld <533] CROSS ROADS. [634 House, P. Bcdingfield, Esq. ; and Catsfie.ld Place, John Eversfield, E,q. Park Gate, at, John Fuller, Esq. Battel, at, is the Abbey, Sir Godfrey Vassall Webster, Bart. 3 M. beyond Battel, on r. Crowhurst Place, John Pelham, Esq.; on 1. is Beauport, — Burge s, Esq. R. c6. — Brighthelmston to Cranlrook, Smarden, bury, and Margate. to Itingmer", p. 632 $ ?4. further, on r. to Bat- tel, 22$. Short Gate I ai. from Short Gate, on r. to East Bourne, 1 6 ; on\. to Uckfield, 4. Easton's Green Near Cross in Hand, on 1. to Tonbridge f Fells, 12 M. Cross in Hand" — T.G. On r. to East Bourne, 12 M. Milk hurst Toll 1 M. further, on Lto Tfad- kurst, 7. Burwash Wheel Burw3sh Etchingham Cross the Bother R~ Hurst Green On r. to Hastings, i6f m. § M. beyond Hurst Green, »n l/to Tonbridge JVells, 1 5 ; and Goudhurst, 7f Cooper's Corner p Hawk hurst", Kent Highgate" On r. to Rye, 15 M.; «tl. to Tonbridge Wells, 15. Hartley Street" CRANBROGK' On r. to Tenter den, 7 M. Wilsley On 1. to Maiditme, 13 m. Milkheuse Street Canter- 13 16 On r. to Tenter den, 7 m.: on 1. to Maidstont, 13. Bidenden Standen SMARDEN Pluck ley" Little Chart" Charing" 'On r. to Ash ford, 7 M.; « j 1. to Maidstone, 14. Pearfield Green ' 0?i r. to Ashford, 7 m. RamsonJees ■Sheldwick" Preston — Church I On 1. to Rochester, i7§ M ^CANTERBURY, />. 4 To ^MARG ATE , «.? ^. 9 /iViVS. ~~ ternary. M F i M 3 4 42 I - 43 2 4 4* 3 4 |49 1 2 5 1 2 " 53 4 2 57 1 - 58 1 4 59 2 - 01 8 6 70 16 6 $7 Lewes, Hawkhurst, Can- Margate to Brighthelmston. Canterbury — !- 16 '6 Hawkhurst 37 2 54!- Brighthelinston 3 3 J 3 87J3 Ringmer, 2$ M. beyond, on 1. Plashet Place, Viscount Gage. Cross in Hand, 2 M. beyond, on r. is Heathfield Park, late F. Newbery, Esq, Hawkhurst, on r. Elford, the Seat of Rich. Winch, Esq.; a small but an- cient Building called the Hall House, belonging to David Jen- nings, Esq. Highgate, on 1. of, at Seacocks Heath, J Chas. Ward roper, Esq. Highgate and Hartley Street, be- tween, on r. Atwaters, J. Dunmoll Mercer, Esq. Cranbrook, at, on r. are Swift's Place, John Austen, Esq.; and Angley House, W. Coleman, Esq. Phickley, 1 m. on r. of, is Surrenden, Cholmondeley Dering, Esq. ; and 2 M. on 1. at Egerton, is Egerton Place, lately J. Hubbard, Esq. Little Chart, on r. of, is Cale Hill, Philip Darell, Esq. Charing, on r. of, Pete, Geo. Sayer, Esq. Sheldwick, near, en r. is Lees Court, Henry Hawley, Esq. 635] CROSS ROADS. [636 R. 57. — Brighthelmston V/inchehea and Rye. M F to pBATTEL, as p. 632 Whartlington Vine Hall On 1. to Tonbridge , 23 M. Cripses Corner" Broad Oak Cross Udimore I M. beyond, on r. to Win- chelsea, z^. Cares borough PRYE to 14 1 3 M 32 <-« 3 INNS. Battel, Rye. Cripses Corner, on r. of, Great Saun ders, James Bishop, Esq. R. 58. — Brighthelmston to IVinchelsea. to Udimore, as above | — I — ] ! _f. 3 1- "nVINCHELSEA j 3I4II46I4 R. 59. — Bristol to Oxbridge. to Bedminster" On t. to Weston, 20 M.; and about 1 m. further, on 1. to Wells, 17. Over Broad field Down. Red Hill" Cross the Yeo R. Haviates Green Langford Churchill Sydcot" Cross On r. to Bridgewater, 1 7 M. PAXBRIDGE 1 7 3 8 2 4 1 1 1 3 12 1 3 13 2 - j <; 2 - 17 — 6 18 Mrs. Hannah More; about 1 M. on 1. — Baker, Esq. Sydcot, on 1. — Power, Esq.; 1 M. be- yond, on r. Wrington, the Birth- place of John Locke; Langford Court, — Addington, Esq. ; and Mendip Lodge, — Whalley, E3q. R. 60. — Bristol to Axminster. INNS. Bristol, Lanerford. Bedminster, 3$ M. to r. Leigh Court, a Seat of the Rev. Dr. Trenchard. This House is rendered famous for the Concealment of King Charles II. who was there protected by Sir Geo. Norton, under the Disguise of an Assistant to his Cook. Red Hill, \ m. on r. is Barley Wood, to Knowl, Somersetsh. Whitchurch PENSFORD* Clutton Temple Cloud 1 M. beyond, on 1. to Bath, 12. Farringdon Gurney On r. to Wells, 8 m. Ston Easton* Old Down Inn On r. to Wells, 6£ m. ; on 1. to Bath, 13. Gurney Slade Little London About \ M. beyond, on r. to Wells, 5 ; on 1. to Frome, 11: 1 m. further, on 1. to Bath, 14. Near Shepton Mallet, on 1. to Bath, 15 M. pSHEPTON MALLET to "CREWKERNE, as p. 595 1 § M. beyond, on 1. to II- minster, 5$. Wind Whistle On r. to Chard, z\ M. Street Near Titherley , on r. to Chard, 3 m. Titherley, Dorset Cross Kiibridge R. Weecroft Bridge Cross the Axe R. pAXMINSTER, Devon 28 7 INNS. Bristol, Clutton, Old Down, Crewkerne, Axminster. W] CROSS ROADS. [638 Axminster to Bristol. Crewkerne Old Down Inn Clutton Bristol 3* 5 9 6 Pensford, near, on 1. Houndstreet, — Popham, Esq. Ston Easton, Ston Easton House, Sir John Cox Hippisley, Bart.; and B. Greenhill, Esq. Shepton Mallet, at, W. Provis, Esq. R. 61. — Bristol to Birmingham. to Horfield— Ship Filton"— Anchor Aldmonsbury" Swan R\idg\vay*-Royal Oak Alveston" — Ship Inn On r. to Sodbury, 7 M. : on 1. to the Old Passage, 4§. About i m. beyond, on 1. to Thornbury, i\. FalfieldT— Black Lion Stone* Woodford Green pNewport — Red Lion Berkeley Heath"— Bell On 1. to Berkeley, i§ M. Billovvbridge Gate On r. to Dursley, 3 m. Cambridge Inn" On r. to Dursley, 3 M.j and Stroud, 8. Church End— T. G. On r. to Bath, 30 m. Crow Me Stroud River Ca- nal over Frome Bridge. Whitminster Inn On r. to Cirencester, i8£ m. Pntloe Parkin Green Hard wick Elm On r. to Stroud, 6f m. Quedgeley" Quedgeley Green" ^GLOUCESTER M F I 5 3 1 7 5 4 6 M — 4 1 2 1 2 1 J 6 3 1 2 2 1 1 2 — 5i -'6 2 3 J 144 16- 164 176 *9r 196 22 7 5 26 1 273 28 29 Longford" Twigworth" Norton Comb Hill — Swan Inn On r. to Cheltenham, 4 J M. Walton WEWKESBURY" Out. to Stoiv, 21 m.; P*r- j/tore, io§; «wrf jEt;«- faww, 12. Crow Me ^von i?. Twining" Stratford Bridge, //^rc. Naunton i m. /rom Naunton, onl.to UPTON, 1$ [52 :5]; on r. to Per shore, 7. Earls Crome* Severn Stoke" Clifton Kempsey — Tallot Timberdine Near Worcester, on r. to Per shore, 9 M.; Eves- ham, 15^; and Alces- ter, ^6. cb PWORCESTER x — Cross Fernhall Heath ,) PDROITWICH x On r. to Alcester, 14 m.; on 1. to Beivdley, 13. Ashwood Green Upton Warren" "BROMESGROVE* Golden Cross On 1. to Kidderminster, 9$ M. Through Bromesgrove, on r. to Alcester, 13 m.; on 1. to Stourbridge, 8^. 2 M./rom Bromesgrove, on 1. to Dudley, 1 2. Lickey Hill" Northfield" 0/2 r. to Stratford on Avon, 20 M.; on the 1. to Dudley, 8. Selly Oak Crow the Birmingham and Worcester Cktnal. 61 64 |67 ; 6 9 70 J 73 78 80 182 (539] CROSS ROADS. [<540 Bourn Brook" PBIRMINGBAM - George Warwickshire 8? if M. beyond Upton f Fair en, on i. is! Grafton Hall, Robt. Gordon, Esq. I Bromesgrovc, about im. on 1. of, Lady! Mostyn: same Distance on r. Fin-! stall House, — Brittle, Esq. Lickey Hill, near the, ou 1. Joseph, Green, Esq. ; and on r. is Cofton: Hall, T. Moore, Esq. : im. further j is Tess Hall, Jos. Taylor, Esq. Horfitld, 1 M. on r. is Stoke House,! \N&r thjield, on r. of, Rev. — Feuwick. Duke of Beaufort. VBoum Brook, at, David Owen, Esq. . Filton, on 1. Pen Park, — Barnsley, \Bourn Brook and Birmingham, be-; IN.VS. Bristol, Newport, Glou cester,Tewkesbury,Worcester,Droit-l wich, Bromesgrove, Birmingham. Esq. /Ilmondsbury, 1 M. ou 1. Knowle, Sam. Worrall, Esq. Rudguay, near, on r. is Tockington, S. P. Peach, Esq. Alveston, ; m. on 1. Thornbury Castle, Henry Howard, Esq. Falfield, on 1. Tort worth Court, Lord Ducie. Stone, on r. — Webb, Esq. Berkeley Heath , on 1. Berkeley Castle, Col. Berkeley. Cambridge bin, within 1^ M. on 1. is Gossington Hall, H. Jones, Esq. Quedgeley, on 1. is Quedgeley House, Chas. Hayward, Esq. Quedgeley Green, 1 M. beyond, on 1. Hempstead House, D.Lysons, Esq. Longford, on r. Dr. Chest on. Tvigu-orth, beyond, on 1. Walsworth House, Mrs. Hayward. Tewkesbury, 1 M. from, on the r. at Mythe, \V. Dillion, Esq. : on the 1. Thos. Porter, Esq. 'fuming, on r. Mrs. Maxwell: on 1. Geo. Tollett, Esq.; and J no. Hamp- ton, Esq. Earls Crome, 2 M. on r. Crome Court, Earl of Coventry. Severn Stoke, on r. Rev. J. F. St. John, Prebendary of Worcester. Worcester, 1+ m. from, on r. Perdis- well, H. Wakeman, Esq. Droitwich, 2 M. on 1. Westwood Park, , Sir John Pakington, Bt. ; and ad- joining, High Park, Philip Gres- ley, Esq. Beyond Droitwich, on the r. Seats of Thos. Holbeck, Esq.; Rev. J. Am- phlett ; and Rev. R. Pyndar. Upton Warren, ©n r. Hobon Hall, R. Wilmot, Esq.; on 1. Key. Dr. In- gram. tween, on r. is Moseley Hall, Mrs. Taylor; on 1. is Edgbaston, Lord Calthorpe. R. 62. — Bristol to Dursley. to Stapieton" jH am brook" + M. before Iron Acton, on I 1. to the Old Passage, 9. jTron Acton \On r. to Sodbary, 3$ M. Rangeworthy ;Long Cross Woodend" Beyond, on r. to Wickuar, 3 "• pWOTTON UNDER I EDGE" Beyond, on r. to Afinchin Hampton, 9+ m. West ridge j Near Dursley, on the r. t« Minchin Hampton, 9^ M. pDURSLEY" ; >i T 16 32 M V »- 5- io;t •5- 2 r'2 * a 23 4 I&NS. Bristol, Wotton. Stapleton, 1 M. beyond, on I. is Stoke House, Duke of Benufort. Hambrook, on r. of, is French Hay,| E. Harford, Esq. Woodend, at, J. D. Mathews, Esq. | 1 M. beyond JUoodend, on 1. is Tort-j worth Court, Lord Ducic. ffotton under Edge, near, on 1. Brad- 1 ley House, Thos.Nelmes, Esq. Dursley, on r. of, is New House, — Purnell, Esq. (541] CROSS ROADS. [642 R. 63. — Another Road to Dursley M F M F to Billowbridge Gate, m as p. 637 — F M - rot r Boreham 1 3 ^Heytesbury" 3 3 3i 3 3 346 On 1. to Gloucester, 14 M. Through Heytesbury, at ^DURSLEY 2 6 22 f Me 7*. G. on 1. to ,tf»i<*- bury, 14 m. ' Lower Knook 1 Upton Folly ; — 7 pCodford St. Peter j 1 . Codford St. Mary — -356 4 362 5 in R. 64. — Bristol to Shrt j (the Mail Road). to ^GLOUCESTER, a* i P- ^37 l r R()SS, «s />. 196 16 1 'ivsbun - 33 1- 5° 4 383 ^pHEREFORD,ajf/».2i5 14 . : 64 , 5 Deptford Inn 2 4 407 1 Thence to On r. to Wincaunton, zx ^SHREWSBURY, as M.; on 1. to Amesbury, P- 597 5 3 1 1 17 < 5 9*. INNS. Bristol, Newport, Glouces . 1 Steeple Langford 1 5 4*4 ter, Ross, Hereford, Leominster , Staplefbrd 2 -444 'Ludlow, Church Stretton, Shrews ■ On\. to Salisbury, 6 M. jbury. Stoford 1 South Newton — 4146- 6J466 \R. 65. — Bristol to Salisbury Romsey, Southampton, Ports Chilhampton 1 i|477 mouth, Chichester, Bognor Burton Bar 1 V» 1 « -48 7 Little Hampton, Worthing, anc by the Coast to Dover, Broad- stairs, and Margate. Fugglestone — 2 49 1 On r. to Mere, 19 M.; Hin-, don, 14^ ; and ShaftesA bury, 1 6. to cb PBATH, as p. 159 — - 13 1 Willows Grove 1 7 51- Midford" 3 5 164 Fisherton— T. G. — 3 S» 3 Cross the Somerset Coal j On 1. to Devizes, zz m. j Canal. j Cross fAe ^yon 72. Charterhouse Hinton" 2 - 184 cb PSALISBURY*~ Cathe- Norton St. Philip" 1 4 20- dral Gate j — 4 5U On\. to Trowbridge, 6 M. On r. to Blandford, zz^M.; Woolverton 1 5 ai 6 and Poole, z8k : on I. to Cross the Frome R, Andovcr, 1 ?§ j ty Stocks Beckin^ton* 1 j 23 « bridge, 14. Chi r. to Frome, 3 M. ; on 1. to Trowbridge, 6. Crost Me Bourne R. ^etersfinger— r. G. 1 3 532 Sianderw'ick'-Bell and Alderbury" 1 5 54 7 | T.G. 1 2 24 3 O'om Me Salisbury Canal. Cross Standerwick Com- Whaddon" 1 - S5 7 mon. Within 1 m. of White Pa* Standerwick" — Black rish, on r. to Lymington, Dog and Toll Bar I i 26 1 *si- Broomrield — j 26 ; White Parish — ATiag'i On r. to Frome, 4 m.j on Hearf 3 ; ^96 1. to Westbury, z\. Cowsrleld Green" 1 i 60 7 WARMINSTER*, Wilts 3 3 30 - Near Romsey, on x.toRing- On r. to Frome, j\ m. ; wood, i8m. arid Shaftesbury, 1 5 : on Cross the Tese R. 1. to IVestbury, 4; and pROxMSEY -M. H. Hants] 6 ( > 675 East Laying ton, 15. j 1 ; , On 1. to Stdckbndge, 9$ ! 1 T T 643] CROSS ROADS. [644 M I '\ M I 'j MI M F M.; on r. to Southamp- [Maudlin* """4 - 107 I ton, 8. On 1. #0 Petworth, 1 i£ M. Cross the Andover Canal; a little further, on\. to Crocker Hill" 2- ■ 109 I Winchester, 1 1£ M. ) Balls Hut* 2,1 I I 1 2 CfaU worth" 4- - 7*5 Avisford" -|; [ 12 I Near z m. beyond, on r. bp ARUNDEL x 3- • 115 l to SOUTHAMPTON, O/j 1. to Petworth, 12 M.; [79 : 3]- Swathling* On r. to Southampton, ornrf Dorking, 34. 3- - 74 5 Crow tfie ^/-m» j?.; anrf ^ M . further, on r. thro 1 Leominster and Court 3 M. Week to Little Hamp- Mansbridge — 5 75 2 ton, 3I [119 : 1]. Cross the Itchen R f Coats 63 1 - 121 4 West End t . 762 Offington • [22 4 Within i m. of Botley,on On r. to Worthing, if m. r. the new Road over i j [124:2]. Sompting Launcing Shoreham Bridge — Northam Bridge to Southampton, 5^ M. Botley* On 1. the neic Road to 3 i 5 80- 2 1 124 5 [ 126 , 1 „ Bishop's Waltham, 3^ Sussex Pad 1 - -! 127 1 M. Cross the Adur R. I Near 1 m. before Wick- pOld Shoreham" — ^ ^ I2 7 5 ham, on 1. to Winches- 1 M. further, on the 1. to ter, 14^; 8( Alton, 22. . Steyning, 6. pWickham* 4 I «4 2 Near Brighthelmston, on On r. to Gosport, 9 M. Wick ham Corner 1. to Henjield, 1 1 . j -; Ss - .1 88- - p BRIGHTHELMSTON 7- ■ i34 5 South wick" 3 On 1. to Ryegate, 33 M.; owrf Lewes, 8§. pCosham 3 1 9 1 . > Rottingdean" Newhaven 4 " -1385 "| l 43 5 Onx.to PORTSMOUTH, 4:4 [96 : 1]. On 1. *o Petcrsfield, xjf M. 5- Cross the Ouse R. b pSeaford" 3^ ^ ^47 1 Drayton — 7 9 2 - Exet Bridge 2 1 149 3 Farlington" — 5 1 93 2 ~ 95 5 95: Cross the Cuckmere R. pBedhamptpn" 1 Friston" 3 1 1524 'HAVANT — East Dean -3 1 152 7 Warblington" — 5 9 6 4 5 97 / i 99 e \ East Bourne* 1 4 , ! 1 54 3 pEmsworth* 1 p South Bourne 1 '- Newl. — e [ 55 f Gosden Green — ( On I. to East Bourne, £ Nut bourn, Sussex Cross the Bossom R. 1 } m.; fy Tonbridge, 32^. Sea Houses — 6 <55 7 Old Fishbourn* 3 < 5 103 4 5 U05 1 Langley— r. G. 2- ■ 157 7 cb 'CHlCH ESTER"- Cross 1 im. beyond, on\. to Hail- On 1. to Midhurst, 12 M. sham, 4. „ j On r. fo Bognor, 7 : 4 : 1 West ham 24 160:3 [112:5]. 1 ! Pevensey Castle ~ 14 ;|i6o!7 West Hampnet 1 \ [c6y .Bexhiir' 7! 4 II168I3 .— -» 645] CROSS ROADS. [646 Gljnd b PHASTINGS" M. beyond, on 1. to Bat- tel, 8. Guestling* Icklesham WINCHELSEA Cross the Tillingham R. b rRYE On\. to Tonbridge Wells, 26k M. Playden Onl. to CranbrooJt, i9§M. Cross the Rother R. Old Romney, Kent b >NEW ROMNEY Cross the Clobesden Gut. Dimchurch bf HYTHE On 1. to Jshford, izm. Sea brook Sandgafe Castle" pFOLKESTONE Onl. toCanterbury, 18 M. Ho.igham b r DOVER* Onl. to Canterbury, 1 5$ m. West Cliffe Ringswould Walmer* ■DEAL* Halfway House ^SANDWICH On 1. to Canterbury, 1 2-§ M. Cross the Stour R. Ebbs Fleet" Cliffs End St. Lawrence" 'RAMSGATE On r. to Broadstairs, 2 M. [236 : 2]. North Wood" Nash Court" "MARGATE M f70 174 I? 8 •79 184 185 •93 199 204 Brighthelmston, Newhaven, Seaford, South- Bourne, Hastings, Winchelsea* Rye, New Romney, Hythe, Sandgate, Foikstone, Dover, Sandwich, Rams- gate, Margate. Margate to Dover, by the Coast to Chichester, and thence to Bristol. P 4 205 207 208 213!- 2*54 221 222J6 224.2 2272 29 6 231 ^33* 342 35 * i3 6 238,2 240! 2 JIVNS. Bath, Warminster, Dcpt- ford, Salisbury, Romsey, Botley, Wickham, Havant, Emsworth, Chi- chester, Arundel, Shoreham Bridge 5 Ramsgate Saudwich IDover jFolkestone Sandgate |Hythe New Romney Rye jWinchelsea Hastings South Bourne Seaford Newhaven Brighthelmston Shoreham Bridge Arundel Chichester Emsworth Havant Wickham Botley Romsey Salisbury Deptford Inn Warminster Bath Bristol 5 14 7 1 2 8 1 1 3 1 <9 8 3 9 J2 JO 7 2 II +1.3 I5 L XI l I 107, i67 ! 10 H 3.1 33 36 44, 58 65 85 93 96 105 "3 125 *35 14. 144 155 160 172 1S8 199 210 240 Midford, near, on 1. Midford Castle, Chas. Conolly, Esq. Hi n ton, near, on 1. Sam. Day, Esq. Norton, just before, Farley Castle in Ruins, and Farley House, Jones Long, Esq. ; and the Parsonage, Rev. Mr. Richardson. Through Norton, on the 1. Chatley Lodge, Thos. Meade, Esq. Bechington, near 2 M. on r. Orchard- leigb, Tho. S. Champneys, Esq. Standerwick, on 1. Standerwick Court, Mrs. Edgell. Warminster, about 4 M. on r. Long- leat, the magnificent Seat of the Marquis of Bath. Near 1 M. beyond JVarminster , on r. Boreham House, late — Buckler, tt2 CROSS ROADS. [648 ©47] EBq. : a little further, on r. at Bi-! At Farlington, the extensive Water ahopstrow, Mrs. Temple. works, for the Supply of Forts Heytesbury, within i M. on r. «tNor- mouth and its Environs. ton, J. Beuet, Esq. :At Bedhampton are Seats of Captain At Heytesbury, on the 1. Heytesbury ] Lethem and Wm. Turner, Esq. House, late Sir Win. A'Courr, Bart, j and on 1. Belmont, Lady Prevost. Fusrglestone, $ m. on r. Wilton House, \Havant, i M. on 1. Leigh House, J. Earl of Pembroke. I J. Angerstein, Esq Salisbury, about zj M. on r. Longford Castle, Earl cf Radnor; on 1. is a Seat of — Hinxman, Esq. At Warblington are the Ruins of the Castle, and the Seats of Win. Pad wick and Edw. Dunn, Esqrs. Alderbury, on r. G.Y. Fort, Esq.; i \Emsworth, about 3 M.on 1. Stanstead m. on 1. Clarendon Park, Colonel Park, Rev. Lewis Way; 1 m. be- Bathurst. yond, at Funtingdon, Gen. Sir J. Whaddon, 1* m. on r. Trafalgar, Earl | Duff. Nelson : about 2 M.from lVhaddon,^Fishbourn, z\ M. on the 1. West Stoke on 1. Brickworth, Capt. Orr. j House, Duke of Richmond. Cowsfield Green, on the 1. Cowsfield ICAicAtster, on the 1. near Stoke Wood House, James Weld, Esq. ; and I End, the late Hon. Adm. George about 1 H. on r. is Milichet Park, j Cranfieid Berkeley. "Major Osborn. \\ Maudlin, near 2 m. on 1. Goodwood, i m. from Cowsfield Green, on 1. Sher- J Duke of Richmond. field House, late J.Lockhart, Esq.; Crocker Hill, Lord Howard; on r. at and — Bowchan, Esq.; 2 m. fur-! Norton, Miles Roe, Esq.; beyond ther, onr. Embley House, T. Free-i which is Westergate House, Jas. man Heathcote, Esq. Romsey, on r. Broadlands Park, Visc.| Palmerston. ChUworth, P. Serie, Esq. About 1 M. on 1. of ChUworth, Baddes- ley, Wm. Lewis, Esq. if m. beyond ChUworth, North Stone-, ham Park, Mrs. Fleming. Kirkham, Esq.; near 2 M. on L at Eartham, Eartham House, William Huskissou, Esq Balls Hutt, 1 m. on 1. Slindon House, Countess of Newburgh ; i£ m. be- yond which, Dale Park, Lady Thomas ; and on r. Aldingbourna House, Lord Henry Howard Swathling, onr. — Gager, Esq.; and Avhsford, on r. is Avisford Place, Gen. Dummer Andrews, Esq. I Sir W.Houston; 1 m. beyond, Wal- Botley, within i-§ M. on 1. is Botley | berton House, — White, Esq. Grange, — Morgan, Esq. Arundel, on 1. Arundel Castle, Duke About 2 k m. from Botley, on the 1. at j of Norfolk: about ;£ M. from Shidfield, John Williams, Esq. ;i Arundel, on 1. is Angmering Park, and Chas. Stirling, Esq. I — Walker, Esq. IVickham, near, on r. Cold Harbour, 5/wreham, 1 M. beyond, on 1. Buck- ingham House, Hen. Bridges, Esq. beyond, on r. at Southwick, King- ston House, — Goring, Esq, 3 m. beyond Shoreham, on the L at Ports'lade, J. M. Grant, Esq. Rottingdean, 1 m. before, at Oving« dean, Nath. Kemp, Esq. ham, Sir William Bennet ; beyond Seaford, on r. is Corsica Hall, G which, Blackbrook, G.Purvis, Esq. ' Pender, Esq. 3 M. on l.of Southwick is Cam's Hall, [Seaford, about 1 m. beyond, on 1. is Lieut. H. P. Delme. ! Sutton Place, C Harrison, Esq Farlington, 1 m. on 1. Purbrook Park.j! and West Dean, J. H. Durand, Esq. Vise. Keith; a little further to 1. a Friston, on 1. is Friston Place, Mrs new-built House, — Hickley, Esq. Medley. — Waddington, Esq. ; and Park Place, Wm. Grant, Esq. : 2 m. on the r. of Wickham, Roch Court, — Whalley, Esq. : through Wickham, on the 1. Wickham Corner, G. Garnier, Esq. Southwick, near 3 M. on r. at Fare- 1 649] CROSS ROADS. [650J East Bourne, on r. new-built Barracks for Cavalry. South Bourne, Compton Place, Lord G. A. H. Cavendish : % M. on 1. of South Bourne, Ratten Lodge, J. F. Thomas, Esq. : End of 5. Bourne, see on r. new-built Barracks ; and a little further, see on 1. one of the Martello Towers, which frequently occur on this Road. Bexhill, near, see on 1. Beauport, — Burges, Esq. ; and Crowhurst Place, John C. Pelham, Esq. At Bexhill, very extensive Barracks. About i% M. from Bexhill, Bulver Hythe, where William the Con- queror landed. Hastings, at, the Castle; and beyond, on r. Fairlight Place, E. Milward, Esq. Guest ling, on r. is Broomham, Sir W. Ashburnham, Bart. Sandgate, at, is Sandgate Castle. Dover, at, the Castle. Walmer, at, Seats of Gen. Smith, Adm. Harvey, and G. H. D'Aeth, Esq. : on r. is Walmer Castle, Earl of Liverpool. Deal, near, Deal Castle, Lord Car- rington. Beyond Deal is San down Castle. Ebbs Fleet. i£ M. beyond, on 1. Seven- score. St. Lawrence, Nether Court, James Thomas Garrett, Esq.; ou r. at Pegwell Bay, Baron Garrow ; and West Cliff House, Thomas Warre, Esq. North Wood, on r. East Cliff Lodge, Marquis Wellesley ; beyond which, at Broadstairs, Piermont, • Fletcher, Esq. ; Dumpton House, R. Croft, Esq. and Brumstone, G. A. Hannam, Esq. Nash Court, on r. Sackits Hill, — Burton, Esq, ; and Updown, Mrs. Devaynes. 44 74 2 i 17- M F At the End of Bedminster, on r. to Axbridge, if M.j 1 7 from Bristol, Buishport Chew Stoke Blue Bowl" DWELLS* To Glastonbury, Bridge- water, Taunton, Wel- lington, Collumpton, and Exeter, as p. 139; and Plymouth, as p. 91. Blue Bowl and Wells, between, at about 3 m. on r. are Cheddar Cliffs, remarkable for fine Rock Scenery, in a winding Vale of about i£ M. long, and a subterraneous Passage to Wookey Hole, 6 Miles distant, through which flows a Stream of Water ; a Dog, some Years since having been thrown in at Wookey, was conveyed thereby to Cheddar, Wells, near, on 1. Wookey Hole, a ce- lebrated Cavern, well deserving the Attention of the curious Traveller. R. 66. — Bristol to Exeter and Plymouth, by Wells. Bedminster On the r. to Weston super Mare, i8| M. <7 R. 67.— Bristol to Taunton, Exeter, and Plymouth. |to Cross, as p. 635 |Weare Cross the Axe R. Rooks Bridge" 2 c Cross the Yeo Drain. High Bridge Inn" Cross the Brue R. .Huntspill" Pawlet jCrandon Bridge 'Onl.to Glastonbury, 13 M tpBRIDGEWATER cb PEXETER, asp. i 39 Thence to Plymouth, a, p. 9 I [4 J. M. 7 F.] INNS. Bristol, Cross, Bridgewa- ter, Taunton. Rooks Bridge and High Bridge, be- tween, is Somerset House, Gabriel Stone, Esq. Huntspill, on r. of. Geo. Saunders, Esq. and T. Greenwood, Esq. ; oa 1. Th. Jefferys, Esq. 34J7 11 tai] CROSS ROADS. [652 fl. 68. — Bristol to Lyme Regis to r CREWKERXE, asp 636 b LYME REGIS, as p. 606 M F M F — - 47 5 >3 6 61 3 R. 6q. — Bristol to Portsmouth to pCosham, as p. 643 Portsen Gate Enter Portsea Island. Hilsea" — Green Post pKingstone Halfway Houses i 1 |qc 2 ^PORTSMOUTH — I 9 ' — \ | 9 2 J - -In — 7 94 ] I |9> r — 7 j 9 6 R. 72. — Bristol to Weymouth. to rSHEPTON MAL- LET, p. 6^6 b P WEYMOUTH, p. 609 4-4 1 9 ]2 63I4 INNS. Portsmouth. Hilsea, on r. see Porchester Castle ; on 1. is Gatcomb, Capt. Sir Lucius Curtis ; and Stubbing ton Lodge, Thomas Fitzherbcrt, Esq. R. 70. — Bristol to Portsmouth,] by Gas port. R. 73. — Bromesgrove to Dudley. Lidiot Ash Hales Owen, Shropsh. Owl. to Kidderminster, 10 M. ; beyond, on the 1. to Stourbridge, 4^. f.'ross the Dudley Exten- j sion Canal twice. iPowks or Powis Lane, Stajfordsh. '■% m. further, on r. £0 i?*V- ' mingham, 9 M. Crow ^/jf Dudley Canal. Netherton', Wore. j M. further, on 1. ta Stour- bridge, 6. "DUDLEY — - 2 5 7 2 4 10 1 4 ! I I 1 1 _ 1 I 12 to pWickham, p. 643 GOSPORT, «*/>. 85 Thence across the Harbour to ^PORTSMOUTH the computed Distance 94 INNS. Fareham, Gosport, Ports- mouth. R.-j\. — Bristol to Southampton. to PROMSEY', as p. 642 Ash field Green" PSOUTHAMPTOX' 16 62 ■9< 751 INNS. Romsey, Southampton. Romsey, through, on the r. Broad- lands Park, Viscount Palmerston. 2 M. on r. of Romsey, Lee House, Wm. Fletcher, Esq.; 1 M. further, Grove Place, Rev. Sir Cha. Rich, Bart. Ashfield Green, 2 M. from, on 1. at Upton, — Wray, Esq. and — Bar- ton, Eso. 4 M. from Ashfield Green, on r. Shir- ley House, W. F. Greville, Esq. Southampton, within if M, of, on r. J. Jarrett, Esq. / V NS. Bromesgrove, Dudley. Netherton, near, on 1. The Plantation Viscount Dudley and Ward. R. 74-Buckenham to Norwich to New Buildings Bun well Tacolneston Bracon Ash Mulbarton Wear Hartford Bridge, on r. to Ipswich, 40 M. ! Hart ford Bridge Cross the Yare R. Year Norwich, on the IVi/mondham, 9 M. PXORWICH - 1 2 - 3 2 3 2 1 5 8 I : 10 , on 3 1 13 .to 2 - 1 5 R. 75. — Built h to Newtown. to Llandrindod Wells, Radnorsh. Cross the Ttlwn R. Llanbadarn Vawr Llandedwi Llanbister — _ - 7 ~ 4 - 1 1 - 3 2 142 3 - 172 653] CROSS ROADS. [654 Llanbadarn Vynydd Kerry Kills pNEWTOWN, Montgom. M F M 3 - 2C 7 1 i 6 2 7 2 9 INNS. Builth, Newtown. R. 76. — Burnley" to Halifax and Wakefield. to Cliviger 1 25 Holme" 15 42 Brown's Eirks—T. G. 2-62 Crow the Colder R. Todmerden* Cross the Rochdale Canal. On r. to Rochdale, 9 M. Hebden Bridge", York. 4] 2 136 Royd Bridge r— 146 Luddington Foot" King's Cross" pHALIFAX On r. to Huddersfield, 8 M.; on 1. fo Skipton, 2 if : § M. further, on the 1. £0 Bradford, 8. Hipperholm LightclifF Belly Bridge 1 M. beyond, on r. ?o /forf- dersfield, 7 ; on */te 1. to Leeds, 10. High Town" Milnes Bridge" On r. Sarin* /»£*, 2 ; on\. to Biggles- wade, 1 7 J. Godmanchester* On r. Kimbolton, 5 . "Bythorpe pTHRAPSTON", iVor/A. On r. to Oundle, 8 M. Crow the Nen R. 4 M./r 07)1 Thrapston, on 1. A? Wellingborough, 6$. Cranford St. John* '9 i- ccstei', 31^; and Mar- ket Harborough, 17^. ^NORTHAMPTON*— Ml Saints Church Upton Flower t£ m. beyond, on 1. to Towcester, 8. Cross the Grand Junction Canal. pDAVENTRY Stone Bridge, as p. io6, 299 pBIRMINGHAM, as p. e66 11 39 5 3 60 6 6 93 103 / VNS. Cambridge, Stanton, Hunt- ingdon, Thrapston, VVellingborough, Northampton, Daventry, Dunchurch, Coventry, Meriden, Stone Bridge, Birmingham. Blip, 2 M. on r. is Drayton House, Duke of Dorset ; 1 m. beyond which, is Sudborough, Earl of Darlington. Thingdon or Frnedon, at, on r. Col. w'xngham, by Northampton and |L^ obl1 Dolbeu ' Bart - Daventry. to pTKRAPSTON \CtfiK the A*/T li. as p. on 1. Samuel Istead, Esq. Great Billing, on 1. R. C. Elwes, Esq.; and about 1 m. on r. is Overstone Park, John Kipling, Esq. .■■flingtim., on 1. J. H. Thursby, Esq, tfdl] CROSS ROADS. i£ M. on r. of A r orthampton, at Dal- lington, R. Blencowe, Esq. Northampton, near, on L is Delapre Abbey, Edward Bouverie, Esq. R. 8 3. -Cambridge to Halstead, Colchester, and Harwich. ■ I to Babraham" 1 1 5- \ Near 1 M. beyond, on r. \ m. Through Tenterden, on r. to Cranbrooh, 6 M. Streud Corner Rolvenden" Newenden" M F M F 1.5 i i 14 1 2 2!6 INNS. Canterbury, Ashford, Ten- Urden. Shalmsford Street, within 1 M. on r. Chartham Deanery, Win. Gilbee, Esq.; and on 1. of Shalmsford Street, Petham House, W. Baldock, Esq. ; Kenfield, W. Delmar, Esq.; and Mystole House, Rev. Sir John Fagg, Bart. Chilham, at, is Chilham Castle, J. B. Wildman, Esq. Godmersham, on r. Ford Park, Edw. Knight, Esq. Bilton, on I. Great Ollanteigh, S. E. Sawbridge, Esq.: on the r. Eastwell Place and Park, G. F. Hatton, Esq.; beyond which is Westwell, Thos. Blaekmore, Esq. Great Charte, on r. Godinton, Nicolas R. Toke, Esq. ; bevond which is Hothfield Place, Earl of Thanet. j Tenterden, on 1. is Tenterden Place;] and through Tenterden, on 1. Cole| Harbour, Curteis Hall, Esq. Rolvenden, 1 M. on r. The Hole, Rev.j John Hutton : on 1. are King's Gate! House, J. Weller, Esq. ; and May-! tham Hall, J as. Monypenny, Esq. | Between Rolvenden and Newenden, on r. is Merrington Place, Robert Monypenny, Esq. R. 85. — Canterbury to New Romney *. jto St. Lawrence" \On 1. to Dover, 15I m. 'Nackington Street" Along Stone Street Cause- way. Standford" \$ M. beyond, on r. to Ash- ford, 9$ ; on 1. to Hythe, Over Lyynpne Hill. West Hythe Rolph's Bridge Dimchurch WEW ROMNEY * This Road is very rough and dan gerous for Carriages. 1- M 12 INNS. Canterbury, New Romney St. Lawrence, at, Mrs. Graham. Nackington Street, $ M. beyond, on 1. Nackington House, Richard Milles, Esq. ; and 1$ m. further on r. Hip- pington, H. G. Faussett, Esq.; and on 1. Street End, Jas. Tillard, Esq Standford, within 5 M.on r. Evington Place, Sir John C. Honywood, Bart; Near Standford, on the r. is Mount Morris, late Lord Rokeby. 1 im. on 1. of Standford, are Sandling Place, Win. Deedes, Esq.; and So- merfield Hall, — Hay man, Esq R. 86-Cardiff" to Aberystwith to Whitchurch" 33 Cross the Cardiff Canal. Porto Bello— T. G. Cross the Cardiff Canal. DukeofBridgewater's Arms" Cross the Cardiff Canal. Beyond, on 1. to Llantris sant, 4£. Quaker's Yard — - 3 2 5 6 5 1 1 1 S 3 16 665-] CROSS ROADS. [6661 Black Rock PMERTHYR TYDVIL* — Crown Coed y Cummar George Near Brecon, on the 1. to Neath, 32 M. ; Z/an- dilo, 34^; awrf Z,faw- dovery, 20. Ci-oss the Usk R. b PBRECON-7ou>n Hall, Brecknocksh. On r. to Abergavenny, 20 M^ and Hay, 1 $%. Llandyvilog — Church Lower Chapel* Upper Chapel "BUILTH" On r. to Hay, 19^ M.; on 1. to Llandovery, zz%. Cross the Wye It.; and on r. to Presteign, z\\. Eython Bridge, Radn. Cross the Eython R. PRHAYADER Thence to ABERYSTWITH, asp. **3 16 29 24 *5 4- 5 57 3 62 2 71 to PRHAYADER, p. 665 Oj* r. to New Radnor, 1 9 M. ; on 1. r .a. ~ *~ i f„„, *„«.< tffarnell, i M. on 1. of, Warnell Hall, H. 90.— Carlisle to Maryport.i T DentoI1) Esq . F 4 M. on r. 01 tVamell is Clea Hall, Sir Henry Fletcher, Bart. _' Near Orthwaite is Armathwaite Hall, Sir F. Fletcher Vane, Bart. Lower Crosthwaite, on 1. is Mireha~ j mouse, Jas. Spedding, Esq. to Waverton", p. 666 Aspatria" Crosby Birkby MARYPORT" M F M - c 3 6 - '9 5 - 24 1 - a^ 1 6 a6 INNS. Carlisle, Maryport. IVaverton and Aspatria, between, on R. 92. -Carlisle to Cockermouth and Workington. 1. Brayton Hall, Thomas Wilfrid to Uldale, as p. 667 Lawson, Esq. kfc L to J&wrfdC Aspatria, near i w. beyond, on r. is ,^ Hayton Castle, Mrs.' Jolliffe. Maryport, near, on 1. is Xether Hall Humphrey Senhouse, Esq. 1 1§ M. Cross the Deintcnt R. 1 "PCOCKERMOimr 'Cross the Cocker JR. _ . ^ ^ ^ Keswick, u J m. /?. 91. — Carlisle to Keswick. jBrighajoa Little Clifton Cross the Matron 11. On 1. to irh.iteha.vcn, 8$ Mi, A'. to Dalston" Cross the Chide: Hawkesdale* Nether Welton Upper Welton Warnell" On r. to TVigton, &\y\.\\ on 1. to Penrith, 14. fVithin § M. 0/ Thorngy Stone, an 1. to Penrith, I7| M. jThorney Stone Uldale jLanglands [Orthwaite" [High Side j Lower Crosthwaite" Crosthwaite Oh r. /o Cockermouth, 1 2 M pKESWICK 1 4 2 - ' 4+1 6 1J4 1 7 18 24 2- 3- J Great Clifton ' Stainburn Z\ -.Near f Forking ton, on 1. #0 Whitehaven, g§ M. ^WORKINGTON' m ? I :6 ' V;33 /.VA\S. Carlisle, Workington. Cockennouth, 0«.?e, to Lswes Keswick. anc j Brighthelmston. 6 6 [Dalston, within z M. on 1. Cummers-' Upper "^" • dak, J. Sowerby, Esq. ; Sandliog" 1 m. nearer Dalston, on I. is Dalston b PMAIDSTONE Hall, J. Sowerby, Esq. | On 1. to Key Street, z6\ Htivhesdale, on 1. Holm Hill, George;; M.; and GoudJittrst, 11^. Sumner, fc,sq. Near i m. beyond Ffawkesdale, on 1J Rose Castle, Bishop of Carlisle. Cross the Medway K.; and on r. to Farningham, 17 M.; and Wgster ham, 2:. — - 3 „ t . J I 8 i i 66*9] - CROSS ROADS. [670 M l 1 M ] F Sandling, on 1. are Boxley Abbey, J. The Bower" j J 8. , Coker, Esq.; and Park House, Sir * H. Calder. The Bower and Barming Cross, be- tween, on r. Thomas Whitaker, Esq. Barming Cross, on r. the Seat of Ste- Barming Cross" Near Teston, on\. toGoud- kurst, 1 14 M. Teston' i ( i t io : ) 12- Wateringbury" — ■ ) 12 ( ) phcn Amherst, Esq.; on 1. is Court On 1, to Lamberhursi, um. Lodge, John Amherst, Esq. Mere worth Cross" 2, - • t.4? 3 Teston, near, on r. is Barham Court, Goose, or Porter's, Sir G. Noel, Bart. Green" Had low - i6( - Wateringbury, on r. is Wateringbury } j Place,' Sir Thos. Chas. Style, Bart. - 1 \Mereworth Cross, on 1. is Mereworth I - - n( Hadlow Stairs" 2 . 20- Castle, Lord Le Despencer; be- PTON BRIDGE » 4 - JU (. yond which is Roydon Hall, Sir On r. to Seven Oaks, 7 M. Wm, Twysden, Bart.; further to r. Cross ike Medway R.; and is Fairlawn, John Simpson, Esq. on I. to Battel, 26 M. Near 1 M. from Mereworth Cross, on r. Quarry Hill i 5 23 1 Yokes Place, Viscount Torrington. South borough" Nonsuch Green fTonbridge Wells 1 ! 24 J Goose Green, on r. is Oxenheath, Sir — -1 H* Wm. Geary, Bart. \ Hadlow Stairs, on r. is Green Trees, 2 j 27 ] j Thos. Kibble, Esq. On r. to Seven Oaks, n| \Southborough, at the Entrance of, are M. ; and East Grinsted, Bounds, Earl of Caledon ; Little 15: on I. to Brenchley, Bounds, Dr. Winthorp ; Holden, 6% ; 8f Eamberhurst, 6. — Harmand, Esq.; and Bentham Through Tonbridge Wells, Hill, Miss Eyles. on 1. to East Bourne, Eridge Grren, on 1. is Eridge Park, 7.6% M. Earl of Abergavenny. Eridge Green", Sussex 2 5 29^ > \Uckjield, on 1. Buxted Place, Hon. C. Boar's Head Street 2 S 32. 35/ Jenkinson ; close to which, Street, Pound Gate 3 4 John Woodward, Esq. ; near it is Within i m. of Vckfield, on r. to East Gri?isted, Highlands, Thos. Woodward, Esq. On L of Uckfield is The Rocks, 12; on I. to Maidstone, 37- PUckfield* 5- 40; Jackson, Esq. R. 94. Cheadle to Stone, 'BRIGHTON (through Shrewsbury, & Montgomery. Lewes), as p. $$ t6 « STii M ¥ M F ;to Fossbrook 3 — INNS. Chatham, Maidstone > ^M. further, on r. to New- Tonbridge, Tonbridge Wells, Lewes , castle under Lyne, y\ ; Uckfield, Brighton. • on I. to Utioxeter, io-J. New House Near Rough Chase, on r. to 2 - 1 5 1 - Brighton to Chatham. Leek, 1 1 i : on 1. to Staf- j Uckfiejd . - 16 6 ford, ii. - 6 Tonbridge Wells 13 6 30 '.Rough Chase 1 - — Tonbridge 5 5 36 x On r. to Newcastle under Maidstone 13 4 49 c Jji/ne, 6\ M. Chatham _ 8 .i - 57 5 jHobber Gate \ ' ' 7 }\ 671] CROSS ROADS. [672 PSTONE On r. to Nantwich, 23^ M. and Newcastle, 8£ : on 1. to Rudgley, 1 5 J . Crass Me Grand Trunk Canal and the Trent R. Walton Onh to Stafford, 7 M. Cross the Sow R. pECCLESHALL" On r. to Nantwich, z\ m.; and Drayton, n§: on 1. fo Stafford, 7. Wooton 2^ M. beyond, on I. *o Sfej/- Sutton" Forton* Cross the Sleepy Meese R. At the Entrance of New- port, on the r. to Whit- church, 21 M.; and Shrewsbury, 21 5. Cross the Strine R. pNEWPORT, Salop On I. to Stafford, 13 M.; and through the Town, on 1. £0 TVolverhampton, 18. Lilleshull Hill Dunnington Trench Lane Hadley Watling Street— T. G. On 1. to Birmingham, 33 M. Hay Gate" b PSHREWSBURY x , as p. On r. to Drayton, 19^ M.; Whitchurch, 19^; Elles- mere, i6£; ami Oswes- try, i7§. Crow Me Severn R.: on r, *o Oswestry, 17^; ito/a. 40; erne? Welsh Pool } 1 8$ : on 1. through Min- sterley, to Montgomery , 21. Cruckton* Nox Yockleton St ret ton M F 10 — 10 16 172 226 2 35 -5 276 28 ( 6 3 1 14 326 34 44 484 49 3 5 ( 2 5 J !4 Westbnry" Aston Pigot Worthen Brocton On 1. through Minsterley, to Shrewsbury, 12 M. Weston Marton iHockleton I Cross the R. Cahnet. iChirbury ^MONTGOMERY", Montgomery sh , INNS, Cheadle, Stone, Eccles hall, Newport, Watling Street, Shrewsbury. Montgomery to Cheadle. Shrewsbury Watling Street Newport Eccleshall Stone Cheadle - - 22 II 4 33 7 6 4i 9 - WELSH POOL", Mw/ j On r. /o Llan fair, 8 M. ; i ««rf Montgomery, 8. 'G-055 Me Mont g ornery - I sAtre Canal. About if m. /?wn Poo/, I on 1. io Montgomery, I 6|. Llwynderw* i Crow the Montgomery- i store Ca««i again. \ Cross the Rhku R. Efel-iach* Garthraiir Cross ike Severn R. j Bryuderwen" 677] CROSS ROADS. [678 Croes the Mule R. to Abermule Near Newtown, on 1. to Bishop's Castle, i6£m. "NEWTOWN" On r. to Llanfoir, 14 m.; and Machynlleth, 2 6 . Penstrywad" Llandinam" Pen-yr-hylan Dohven LLANIDLOES On r. to Machynlleth, 1 6 m.; on 1. to Rhayader, 13- Cwn Elan Llan Garreg Pont Rhyd yr Garreg Cross the Wye R. Enter Cardiganshire. Eisteddfa Garreg Spotty Ce'n Wyn Cross the Fynach R. over Pont ar Fynach or the Devil's Bridge. Devil's Bridge '-Hafod Arms On 1. to Rhayader, 13 M. Piccadilly"— T. G. On I. to Lampeter, 2^ M.; and Cardigan, 3 pABERYSTWITH -I F M I 5] 4 57 1 6c 3 64 5' 60 7: 68 4; i° 1 - 72 3 76 5 So 3 34 - 89 5 9° 7 IOC 7 i° 2 INNS. Chester, Wrexham, Os- westry, Welsh Pool, Newtown, Llan- idloes, Devil's Bridge, Aberystwith. Aberystwith to Chester. Devil's Bridge Llanidloes Newtown Welsh Pool Oswestry Wrexham Chester Wrexham, within 1 m. on 1. is Acton Park, Sir Foster Cunliffe, Bart. 2 M. beyond Wrexham, Pcntrebychan, Dr. Meredith. Melin Puleston, near 1 M. beyond, on 1. Erddig, S. Yorke, Esq.* — - 11 ;:: - 31 13 4 45 K 6 61 15 - 76 T- 1 9 1 1 1 2 102 Ruabon, within 1 M. on r. is Gardden 'Lodge, Edward Rowland, Esq. ; near it is Pen y Gardden, D. Parry, Esq. On the 1. of Ruabon is Wynnstay, Sir W.W. Wynn, Bart. 1 M. beyond Ruabon, Plasmadoe, Rev. Thos. Youdc ; beyond which, PI as Kynaston, Mrs. Price. Chirk, on 1. Brynkynalt, Lord Dun- gannon. r M. on r. of Oiirh is Chirk Castle, Robt. Middleton Biddulph, Esq. Pwll-y-Cwrw, I m. before, Swrencv Hall, T.Parker, Esq. Pool, 1 m. beyond, on r. Powis Castle, Viscount Clive. Uwynderw, 2 m. on 1. is Nantcribba, Viscount Hereford. Efel-fach, near, Glan-Severn, a new- built House of the late Arthur Da- vies Owen, Esq. ; and about 1 M. on r. Vaynor Park, John Winder, Esq. Garthmill, on r„ Humphrey Jones, Esq. Brynderwen, on ther. Pennant, John Buckley Williams, Esq. Newtown, on r. Newtown Hall Park, Rev. G. Evors. Penslrywad, 2 m. beyond, on the r. is Maesmawr, Edward Davies, Esq. .Llandinam, if m. from, on 1. Berthdu late Maurice Stephens, Esq. Devil's Bridge, on r. a grand Fall of Water : 5 m. on the 1. Hafod, Mrs. Johnes. Piccadilly, within 4M. on 1. is Cross- wood, — Vaughan, Esq.; and near the 6th Milestone, on the r. Gian Rheidol, G Bonsall, Esq. Piccadilly, within 2 M. on 1. Nanteos, W. E. Powell, Esq.; on r. Y Fron- fraith House, J. S. Bonsall, Esq.; and Gotherthan, Pryce Pryce, Esq R. 103. — Chester to Manches ter, through Warrington (the Mail Road). X X to Flookbrook Hoole* MickJe TraiTord" <379] CROSS ROADS. [680 Dunham on the Hill Helsby Netherton On r. to Nantwieh, iOM, f-Frodsham Cross the JVever R, Sutton Marsh Gate Sutton" Pass under the Trent and Mersey, or Grand Trunk Canal Navigation. Preston on the Hill* Daresbury* Cross the Duke of Bridge- water's Canal. Higher Walton Lower Walton I flf. further, an r. to Norths uich, 1 1 ; and near the Bridge, on 1. to Knuts- ford, ic£. Cross the R. Mersey. pWARRINGTON-; Lane. On\. to Liverpool, 18 M.: on r. to Knutsford, 14. Woolston Martin's Croft Green —T. G. Rixton Hollings Green Cadishead Green Coach and Horses Irlani Green ilrlam — Nag's Head J Peel Green Patracroft Bridge ! Over a Branch of ike L'. Iriucll. Cross the Duke of Bridge- water's Canal. E coles" j Pendleton — T. G. On 1 to tf'igan, 18 M.j 6horley, io%\ and Bol \ ton, q. j Cross the Manchester, Bol ! ton, and Bury Canal. jSalford Bridge j Cross the Irk R. pMANCH ESTER-Market ! Piece 24 I jHI 6 -- n 9 5 T 122 -6 1 + fNNS. Frodshara, Warrington: Irlam, Manchester. 1 P 164 18 ^0,4 ! ffoole, on r. Hoole Hall, John Oliver Esq.; on I. — Brittain, Esq. Mickle Trqffbrd, 1 m. beyond, on r. Trafford Ball, late W. Yates, Esq. Sutton, on r. Aston Hall, H.C. Aston, Esq. ; 1 m. on 1. Haii Wood, Hen, Worthin^ton, Esq. Preston, 2 m. on 1. Norton Hall, Tho Brooke, Esq. Daresbury, on r. is Daresbury Hall, Rev. Geo. Heron. Warrington, on 1. Bank Hall, Peter Patten, Esq.; and about 1 M. on r Orford Hall, John Blackburn, Esq Eccles, f m. on r. Trafford Hall, Jno Trafford, Esq. 1 M. beyond Eccles, on 1. are Broom- house, Jas. Touchet, Esq. ; Hope, Edward Hobson, Esq.; Hart Hill, J.Simpson, Esq.; and Claremont, John Ford, Esq. 26 I I 1 1 6 29J1 3oJ3 3' ! 7 33 5 R. 104. — Chester, thro' North' wick. ;o Manchester. 367 386 39* to Stamford Bridge Holme Street Tarviu On r. to Nantwich, 14J 1 M.; 1 further, on 1. to] Frodsham, 6. Kelsall Within if m. of Sandyway j Head, »n r. to Tarporley , 5 M. Sandyway Head" Hartford PNORTHWICH" Cross the Wever R. Witton On r. to Mddlewich, J M.j on the 1. to IP'arrington, ii§. Cross the Grand Trunk Canal. Lostock 3 yi.from Lostock, on r. to Knutsford, 2. 'Nether Tabley" R- <5 166 18 [8 20 41*124 (581] CROSS ROADS. Mere Town . On r. to luiKtsford, a^M.; on I. to Jr'tirrinzton, 9. Buckley Hill" Cross the Boll in R. pALTRINCHFAM? j Thence io •"MANCHESTER,**;^! M|F 2 5|4 39i~ j INNS. t riot-ham. Chester, Northwich, Al- Sandyway Head, near 2 M. 011 r. Vale Royal, Thos. Cholmondeley, Esq.; same Distance on the i. Deiamere! Lodge, Geo. Wilbraham, Esq.; be- yond which is Norley Bank, Mrs. 1 Croxtou. Northivich, on 1. is Winnington, Sirj ,Tohn Stanley, Bart. Nether Tabic;/, within 1 M: on r. is! Tahley Hall, Sir John Fleming Leicester, Bart. Buckle// Hill and Jlirincham, be- tween, on 1. Dunham Park, Earl of Stamford and Warrington ; on r. Ashley Hall, J. Arden, Esq. Altrineham, on 1. Oldtieid Hall, Wm. Rigby, Esq.; on r. Timperley Hall, late Rev. Croxton Johnson ; Bagu- ley Hall, Miss Houghton; and WithenshawHall, W. Egerton,Esq. [082 Chester, 3 m. from, on 1. Eaton Hall Earl Grosvenor. Pul/ordf beyond, on 1. Darland Hall. John Townsend, Esq. Rhossydd, z M. on r. Croes Howell, Mrs. Boyd ell ; and Gresford Lodge, Mrs. Parry: on 1. Trevallyn Hall, George Boscawen, Esq. Marfnrd Hill, at, T. Boydcll, Esq near which is Trevallyn, Robert Wilson, Esq. TVrexharn, within 1 M. on 1. is ActoD Park, Sir Foster Cunliffe, Bart. R. 106. — Chester to Birmingham. \\ ! /?. 105. — Chester* to Shrew bury, by Wrexham. Cross the Dee R. 1 M. beyond Chester, on r. to Mold, ii^. • to Pulford* Rhossydd Green", Denb. ' Cross the Alum JR. jMariurd Hill", Fllntsh. [Gresfordj Denb. !frl r.'. nrtitire •WREXHAM" Thence to ^SHREWSBURY, as p. 256, 2SS to Four Crosses, as p. 313, 312, 311 Church Bridge Jacob's Hall Bloxwich WALSALL "BIRMINGHAM, asp. zy 1 M F — 6i 39i7 INNS. Wrexham, Ellesmere, Shrewsbury. 4 3 24 a- --'4' 1 i a 2 — 2 63 R. 107. — Chesterfield, thro Matlock and IVirksworth, to Ashburn. 1 M. beyond Chesterfield, on r. to Buxton, 23. to Walton x :4 m. beyond, on the r. to Bake well, 9 ; arid fV lu- ster, 8. Kelsledge" On], to Mansfield, 14 m . Stack pMatlock O? 1. r. to Bakewell, io.§'M.; on 1. to Mansfield, 16. Cross the Dertvent R. On r. to IVinster, 4 aft. Matlock Ba'tU" (ROMFORD' -- m. beyond Crawford, or 1. to Derby, 1 ;. pWIRKSWORTH On 1. &> Derby, 13 M. Hopton* Carsington 1 M. beyond, on r. to Brass 683] CROSS ROADS. [684 ington, t; onl. to Derby, 13- Kniveton" PASHBURN' M F M i- 3 u 20 3 - -3 ' INNS. Ashburn. Chesterfield, Matlock. IVoltm , on r. Walton Lodge, Jos. JebbJ Esq. ; and about z H. on 1. Stubbin, C.'h. Gladwin, Esq.; and Winger- worth Hall, Sir Henry Hunloke, BtJ Kelslcdge, near, on the 1. Overton, Sir! Joseph Banks, Bart. ' to Xotton* Matlock Bath, near, on r. Thomas mkrOTUfA Notion Lcacroft, Esq. !! Bafk,iz$M. Cromford, on 1. \\ illesley Castle, R-iLaycock" Halnaker, on 1. Halnaker House; be- yond which, Goodwood House; the Duke of Richmond i near z M. be- yond Halnaker, on r. is Eartham House, Wm. Huskisson, Esq. Duneton, on 1. Wool Lavington, John. Serjeant, Esq. ; on r. is Burton Park, R. Biddulph, Esq. Petworth, on 1. Petworth Park, Earl of Egremont. £77o Chippknham to Frome and Br u ton. " M F 3" on r. to on 1. Willesley Castle Arkwright, Esq. ; and Woodend House, Jas. Swettenham, Esq. At Cromford, on 1. Rock House, Rich.' . Arkwright, Esq. ! Hopio?i, on 1. is Hopton Hall, P. Gcll, i Esq. \Knii'cfr>7!, ; m. on r. is Tissington, Sir Henry Fitzherbert, Bart. Between Kmveton and Ashburn, on 1. is Ashburn Green, — De Burgh, Esq. j On 1. to Marlborough, :om, Benacre" on the r. M. ; and R. 108. — Chichester, by Pet- wortJi, to BilLin g hurst. to Maudlin" — On r. to Arundel, 8 M. Halnaker" i| Up wait ham .: . Littleton — 6! Duncion* i 6 Cross the Rather II. 1PETWORTH" ; On 1. to fi&dhur&t, and Guild ford. By worth Street Fittleworth iStopham ;Pul borough jHadfoldbern ^Billiniihurst 51m. 20. y f - INNS. Chichester, •twortli. I to Hath, it£ ! Bradford, 6. j Cross the Avon R. I'Melksharn \On 1. to Devizes, J M. |Sevington" {Through Sevington, on 1 : to Deiizes, 7 If.; and I JFestbvry, 9. jHilperton TROWBRIDGE* II On I. to East Lavington, II M. ; Cross the Avon R. and Ken- ! vet and Avon Canal ; I and $ M. on r. to Brad- ford, 2-, Bath, 10; and Bristol, 23 ; a?id a little j before Studley, on 1. to > Wesibury, 4. Upper Studley 2 Cross the JVere li. j 2 South wick 1 g L Road, Somersetsh. n r. to Bradford, 5 M. a L Becking ton On 1. to Warminsl n\ 6 m.; : 5 l onr. to Bath, 8. Cross the Frame (anal. Ocford iU 3 S 8 6. !C 4 : . M'fdHv., ;* little before, on r. Hamp-j \Cross the Frome Ctnal. ! act Place, — Steele, Esq. riROAiE 12 [62 n 183 19 7 fas'] CROSS ROADS. Near Mars ton Bigott, on 1. to Maiden Bradley, 5§M. Marston Bigott* Holwell Lay ton On r. to Shepton Mallet, 5 M. Eatcombe About 1 m. beyond, on r. to Shepton Mallet, 6. PBRUTON 21 2 3 . 25J2 28 INNS. Chippenham, Melksham,i Trowbridge, Frome, Bruton. Bruton to Chippenham ! Frome I Trowbridge |Melksham j Chippenham Notion, within ^ M. on the r. Notion House, J. Awdry, Esq. ; on 1. Lack- ham, G. Montague, Esq. Lay cock, on 1. is Laycock Abbey (late Countess of Shrewsbury), John Rock Grosset, Esq. Benacre, z M. on r. Shaw Hill, Samuel Heatheote, Esq. ; and Shaw House, late — Neale, Esq. Melksham, at, on r. Miss Thresher. Sevington, 1 M. on the r. atWhaddon, Richard Long, Esq. Trowbridge, at, Edward Horlock Mortimer, Esq. Marston Bigott, at, Earl of Cork and Orrery. R. 1 10. — Chippenham to Warminster and Poole. to PMelksham, p. 684 Over Melksham Marsh to Sevington About i§ m. beyond, cross the Kennet and Avon Canal; and on I. to La- vington, 9; near 1 M. further, on r. to Trvw- bridge, %\. West Ashton* 1 M. beyond, on r. to Trow- bridge, 3 M. Hey wood Common" b p\Vestbury Westbury Leigh" On r. to Frome, 6 m. Upton Scudamore PWARMINSTER* Sambourne" Crockerton On 1. to Bruton, 13^ M. Longbridge Deverill At about 4^ M. on 1. thro' Chicklade, to Amesbury, 17 M. : on 1. to Mere, 4§ ; a little further, on 1. to Salisbury, through Hindon, 17 m.; and just before Knoyle, on 1. to Hindon, z. East Knoyle* ""SHAFTESBURY", Dors. On 1. to Salisbury, zoh M. : on r. to Sherborne, "5 and IVincaunton, \o\ Melbury Abbas Just before Blandford, on 1. to Salisbury, zz^. PBLANDFORD* On 1. to JVimborn, iom. Cross the St our R. On r. to Dorchester, 16$ M. jBlandfordSt.Mary* Charlton Marshall* Spettisbury* Corfe Mullen* "TOOLE [686; M|F 6 6 284 33 2 46 a -V7|2 +82 5216 6oj 2 INNS. Chippenham, Westbury > Warminster, Shaftesbury, Blandford, Poole. Poole to Chippenham. Blandford Shaftesbury Warminster Westbury Chippenham West Ashton, on 1. of, Rowed Ashton, Rich. Long, Esq. Hey wood Common, on 1. of, is Hey wood House, — Ludlow, E&q. — - M - IX - 27 - 14 3 41 3 4 1 45 4 14 D 60 2 f<587] CROSS ROADS. [638 ffestbvry Leigh, about i M. on r. of. the new-built Mansion of — Phipps, Esq.; and 2 m. on r. is Charlcott House, Mrs. Edwards. Warminster, the Entrance of, on r. is Port way House, Edward Middle- cot, Esq. Sambour/ie, on r. Longleat, a noble Seat of the Marquis of Bath. Knoyle, on 1. is Clood's House, Jas. Still, Esq. 1 M. on the 1. of Knoyle is Pyt House, John Benett, Esq. About 2 M. from Knoyle, on r. Sedge-I hill House, Wm. Hellyar, Esq. Shaftesbury, about 1 M. before, on r. M ort comb House, Mrs. Whitaker. I Bktndford, on r. Bryanstone House E. B. P01 tman, Esq. On the 1. to Gloucester, by Quedgcley, 14 m.j on r. to Cirencester y 10. Cross the Stroud R. and Canal. "STROUD" ' PAINS WICK" On r. to Cirencester ; iim. Upton St. Leonard* ^GLOUCESTER (Thence to Worcester, as p. 610 — 15 M - J F 22 -41*6 3 41 24 \o INNS. Chippenham, Malmsbury Tetbury, Gloucester. V.Chippenham, on the 1. is Ivy House j Robert Humphreys, Esq. B la ndford St. Alary, near, is Littleton 11 m. from Chippenham, on 1. Harnish House, Geo. Hawkins, Esq. Stanton St. Quint in, within 2 M. of, on the r. is Draycot House, Lady Catherine Long. Corston, 1 M. beyond, on the r. is Cole Park, Peter Lovel, Esq. Malmsbury, at, the Ruins of the Abbey. 1 m. beyond Malmsbury, on the r. is Charlton Park, Earl of Suffolk and Berkshire. Tetbury, i£ m. from, on 1. is Estcourt House, Thos. Estcourt, Esq. Lower Henbury, Mrs. Provis Wick-' 5 M. on 1. of Tetbury, D. Ricardo, Esq. ham; and near is Higher Henbury, Near 2 M. from Tetbury, on 1. is Che- Hall House, Thos. Grove, Esq. Qiarlton Marshall, on the 1. is Lang-; ton House, J. J. Farquharson, Esq.! Spettisbury, at, a Seat of Smith,! Esq. ; and a Nunnery, kept b} , Mrs. Stoner, late a Seat of Francis Fane, Esq. Between Spettisbury and Corfe Mul- len, on r. is Bailey House, Rev. Dr. Heath ; and Charborough, the late R. D. Grosvenor, Esq. Corfe Mullen, about 1 m. before, on r.lj Win. Churchill, Esq. R. m. Chippenham" to Gloucester and Worcester. to Kington Langley Lower Stanton Saint Corston" ^MALMSBURY' On r. to Cricklade, 1 3 iw. ; and Cirencester, 1 1§ : on 1. to Sodbury, 18. Long Newton 'TETBURY*, Glouc, On r. to Cirencester, 10^ ?.?.; on 1. to Bath, 23. Upton Grove* 'MJNCHIN HAMPTON' M i F I M F . _: 2 ' * n 3 2 12 3 : - 13 5 2 — r c - 4 "■ vinage Hall, Mrs. Stevens. Upton Grove, on r. Thos. Saunders, Esq. ; and a little further on the. I. is Upton House, John Cripps, Esq. Minchin Hampton, wear, is Bownham House, Thomas Smith, Esq. ; at Hampton Park, Philip Sheppard, Esq. 1 in. from Mir, chin Hampton is Gat- comb Park, D. Ricardo, Esq. \A M. from Minchin Hampton, on 1. is Theescomb, E. Townsend, Esq. Between Minchin Hampton and Stroud is Brown's Hill House, Mrs. Caru- thers ; and at Rodborough, Sir G. O. Paul, Bart. Stroud, 1 m. on 1. of, is Paken Hill, C. Omey, Esq. Painsivick, at, Cay Adams, Esq. Upton St. Leonard, beyond, on the 1. at Mat son, Wm. Fendoil, Esq. 689] CROSS ROADS. [690 R. 112. — Chippenham to War- wick and Coventry. To b PMALMSBURY x , as P.6Z7 At 1 w. 091 r, *c Crichic.de, iz wr. Cru, dwell Quelverland ^CIRENCESTER, Gfoae. ISiewhouse Foss Cross Foss Bridge" ["NORTHLEACH, n M.-38 : 7.] On \. to Cheltenham, i2§ M. Broadwater Bottom* Stow Bridge* Near Stow, on r. to Bur- ford, IO M. PSTOW ON THE WOLD* On r. to Chipping Norton, 8 m.: on 1. to Gloucester, 25; Tewkesbury, 21 5 and Evesham, 16. Tunnington pJMoreton in the Marsh" On. r. #0 Chipping Norton, 8 m.; ore 1. to Evesham, 14. Within 1 M.of Half or d, on r. £0 Shipston, 2 ; ow 1. #0 Stratford on Avon, 9. Hal ford", Warw. Over Eatington* On r. £0 Banbury, 14^ m.; on tfte 1. £0 Stratford on Avon, 6. iVmr Wellesburne Hast- ing, on the 1. #0 Strat- ford on Avon, 5. p Wellesburne Hasting" On r. £0 Banbury, \6\ m. Barford Crow £/*w? /?. Longbridge On 1. #0 Stratford on Avon, 6\ M. ^WARWICK* 39 On r. to Banbury, 19 m.; and Southam, 9^ : on 1. to Birmingham, 2o£ ; and Henley in Ar den, 14. Guy's Clirfe— T. G. Cross the Warwick and Napton Canal Woototi Leek pKENILWORTIT On I. to Birmingham, 19!- m.; Shrewsbury, 64; ^ , Coleshitl, 13. Milburn Grange Stivichall" cb PCOVENTRY INNS. Chippenham, Malmsbury, Cirencester, Stow on the Wold, More- ton in the Marsh, Halford, Warwick, Kenihvorth, Coventry'. M F M 1 3 66 1 ^ 2 : ^7 70 ft 71 • 74 - 75 Coventry to Chippenham Kenihvorth Warwick Halford Moreton in the Marsh Stow on the Wold Cirencester Malmsbury Chippenham _ _ t 5 2 IO 12 2 22 9 - 3 J 4- 35 19 - 54 1 1 4 66 9 ! 75 Malmsbury, 1 M. from, on r. Charlton Park, Earl of Suffolk and Berk- shire. Foss Bridge, i£ M. beyond, on 1. Sto- well Park, the Property of the late T. Penrice, Esq. 5 m. beyond Foss Bridge, on r. Farm ington, Rev. Edward Waller. Broadwater Bottom, beyond, on r. is Bourton in the Water, Mrs. Rice. Stoiv Bridge, on 1. at Lower Slaugh- ter, G. G. Mills, Esq. Near Stow on the Wold, on r. Mau- gersby, E. J. Chamberlaynes, Esq Moreton in the Marsh, about 1^ r.i. on 1. at Battesford, Lord ReoVsdaie Halford Bridge, 1 M. beyond, on 1. is Lower Eatington, late Evelyn Shir- ley, Esq. Over Eaiing ton and Wellesburne Hal- ting, between, on r. Walton, Sir Cha>. Mordautit, Bart. Y Y 6911 CROSS ROADS. [<592 Wellesburne Hasting , Bernard Dewes, Esq, Warwick, Warwick Castle, Earl of Warwick ; the Marble Yard, W. Parkes, Esq.; and The Priory, Rev. H. Wise. 1 m. beyond Warwick, on r. is Guy's Cliffe House, Bertie Greathead, Esq. ; and a little beyond, Wood- cote, R. Mallory, Esq. Kenilworth, on 1. the Ruins of Kenil- worth Castle: and about 2 M. on r. of Kenilworth, Stoneleigh Abbey (a fine ancient Building and Pleasure Grounds), J. H. Leigh, Esq. Stivicliall, near, on r. Stivichall Hall, Fras. Gregory, Esq. R. 113. — Chipping Norton to Buckingham. to Chapel House* Pomfret Castle* 1 1 M. further, on 1. to Ban- bury, 7£. Hempton DEDDINGTON On r. to Oxford, 1 7 M. ; on 1. to Banbury, 6. Clifton Cross the Charwell R. and Oxford Canal. Near Aynhoe, on 1. to Ban- bury, 6 M. Aynhoe*, Northnmp. At Aynhoe, on r. to Bices- ter, 8\ M. Croughion Barley Mow" On r. to Oxford, 19$ m.; on 1. to Brackley, z\. Monk's House, Oxfordshire Fin mere Tingewick, Bucks Cross the Ouse R. ^BUCKINGHAM M F 3h 1 I l 3 <7 INNS. Chipping Norton, Chapel House, Buckingham. Chapel House, 3 m. on r. of, Heythrop. E*rl of Shrewsbury. Pomfret Castle, £m. on 1. is Swarford Park, James Smith Barry, Esq.; about z m. on r. Great Tew Park, George Strattou, Esq.; 1 m. on 1. at North Aston, Oldfield Bowles, Esq. Aynhoe, at, R. Cartwright, Esq. Barley Mow, near 2 m. on 1. of the, Evenley Hall, Price Edwards, Esq. R. 114. — Chumleigh to Barnstaple. 1 to Burrington 2$ M. beyond, onl.to Bide- \ ford, 1 if. !High Bickington jAtherington On r. to South Motion, 8* M.; on 1. toTorrington,y. INewbridge I Cross the Taw R. | Bishop's Tawton j Newport b PBARN STAPLE Thence to llfracombe, as p. 170. M F M "■"• — 4 3 4j 7 1 7 9 3 2 12 1 X *4 j 4 '5 4 INNS. Chumleigh, Barnstaple. R. 115. — Cirei«;ester to Ban- bury, Leicester j & Grantham to Barnesley" Cross the Coin R. Bibury" 3 - 7 Aldsworth" 34 10 Within 1 M. of Burford, ' on\. taCheltenham, zo\. pBURFORD, Oxfordsh. On r. to Faringdon, io§ M.; Bampton, 7 ; and Witney, j%. Cross the Windrush R.; and on\.to Stow, io.m. Ful brook" %- 18 Shipton underWhich wood* Cross the Evenlode R. "CHIPPING NORTON On 1. to Stow, 8 M.; on t to Oxford, 19. Chapel House" — 1 28 693] CROSS ROADS. [694 On r.to Oxford, 19I M.; and onl.to Shipston, 1 o. Pomfret Castle* Within 2 M. of South Newington, on the r. to Deddington, 4^. South Newington Cross the Sarbrook R. Bloxham* b "BANBURY* On r. to Buckingham, 18 M. : on 1. to Stratford on Avon, 20 ; Kineton, \x\\ Warwick, 19I; and Coventry, 27. Cross the Oxford Canal, and Charwell R. ; and on r. to Brackley,%~M. Hulscote, Northamp. Wardington", Oxford. Cross the Charwell R. Byfjeld", Northamp. Cbarweltoa" Badby" 'DAVENTRY* On 1. to Southam, iom,; Coventry, 19; §• Rug- by, 11. Cross the Grand Junc- tion Canal. Braunston" Cross the Oxford Canal. p Dunchurcn , Warw. On 1. to Coventry, 1 1 m.; and 1 M. from Dun- church, on r. to North- ampton, 20. pRUGBY* Cross the Avon R. and Oxford Canal. Brownsover* Near Cottesbatch, on r. to Northampton, 21 M.; on 1. to Hinckley, 1 1 . Cottesbatch", Leic. Entrance of 'Lutterworth, on r. to Market Har- borough, 13 M. Cross the Swift R. pLUTTERWORTH On 1. to Coventry, 15! M.; and Hinckley, lof. M I ' M f Blaby 8s . 842 Ayleston* it ) 86- 3 " " 31 4 "LEICESTER" 2 4 1 8 4 On r. to Northampton, 3 1 M. ; Market Harboro' ', 14I; anrf Uppingham, 3- 1 35' 1 9| : ow 1. to Hinckley, 13$ ; «we? ^sAJy rfe /a 2- - 37 j. 40 Zouch, 17. 3 < j ij M. beyond, on the 1. r. j Wroughton* iBurdrope"— T. G. ding ; beyond which is Branston Hali, Clement Winstanley, Esq. Thurmaston, 1 M. on r. Barkby Hall, Geo. Pochin, Esq.; on l.at Wanlip, Sir Chas. Hudson Palmer, Bart Rearsby, about 2 M. on r. at Gaddes- by, Paske Hall, Mrs. Ay re. Brooksby, at, on 1. John Clarke, Esq. "MARLBOROUGH' On v. to Chippenham, 1 81 M. Cross the Kennet R. ; and onX.toHungerford, 10M ^Through Savemake Fo, rest to Burbage Over the Downs to - 6 — 6 18 ** 32 <>971 CROSS ROADS. [(598 366 41 45 48 52 61 East Everley* 0;j r. to Devizes, 14$ M. Oy. 85 (Cross the Ferry to Ports mouth, 1 M.j INNS. Cirencester, Cricklade, Swindon, Marlborough, East Ever- ley, Andover, Winchester, Wiekham, Gosport, Portsmouth. .Gosport to Cirencester. Wiekham Winchester Audover East Everley Marlborough Swindon Cricklade Cirencester on r. William Codring- — _' 1 9 14 5 P+ 13 1 '37 II a 48 1 1 3 59 II 1 10 3 2 79 6 61 l»5 Swindon, on i. is Swindon House, A Goddard, Esq.; and a Seat of the Rev. Dr. Viltt. Wroughton, ton, Esq. Burdrnpe T. G. at, on 1. is Burdrope Park, Thos. Calley, Esq.; on r. is Overtown, Mrs. Calley. Marlborough, within 2 M.on r. Rock- ley House, the late Hon. Gen. St. John. Savernahe Forest, on 1. is Tottenham Park, Earl of Aylesbury. East Everley, Dugdale Astley, Esq. Ludgershall, z M. on r. is Tidworth, Tho. Ashton Smith, Esq. 2 M. beyond ledger shall, on 1. Buddes- den House, Everett, Esq.; 1 tvi. beyond which is Chute Lodge, — Fowles, Esq. Between Ludgershall and Weyhill, on 1. Redenham, Sir J. W. Pollen, Bt.; beyond which, Rambridge, — Ha- milton, Esq.; and Clanville Lodge, lately Henry Bosanquet, Esq. Wet/hill, on r. is Amport, Marquis of i Winchester. Wherwell, Earl De Lawarr. Morested, % M. from, on 1. Rosehill, Lord Rosehill. 3 M. from Morested, on 1. Holt, J. T. Bladworth, Esq.; and 1 M. further, on r. Bel more, — Serle, Esq, Bishop's Waltham, •§ m. before, on r. Vernon Hill, Capt. Chas. Robinson Wiekham, near, on r. is Little Park John Waddington, Esq,; and Park Place, Wm. Grant, Esq^ : on 1. is Wiekham Corner, G. Gamier, Esq. For Seats between Wiekham and Gos- port see p. 86. B. irS. — Or, Wiekham, as p. 697 Southwick pCosham On r. to Fareham, 5 M. on 1. to Havant, 4. Enter Portsea Island. Hilsea" Halfway Houses ^PORTSMOUTH Cross the Ferry to pGOSPQRT M f — 4 — j 3 ] — 4 — v\ 1 J ■ -1 M|F 4 4 6 76 »4 84b 8/13 ^991 CROSS ROADS. [700 R. 1 ig. — Clitheroe* to Har- rowgate and Knuresborough. to Chatburn Sn.itby Bridge Sawley*, Yorksk. GISBURN* West Marton* Church Marton Cross the Leeds and Liver- pool (xinal. Broughton* Cross the Aire R. and Leeds and Liverpool Canal. PSK1PT0N Bolton Bridge* Cross the JVharfc R. Hazlewood Summerscnles Blabber Houses Hopper Lane Kettlesing Head 2 M. beyond, on r. to Otley, 11; on 1. to Ripley, 3 : & M. further, on 1. to Ripley, z± ; on the r. to Harewood, 8. High Harrow-gate b PKNARESBOROUGH M F H 4 44 4J4 M F 2- 3- 34 8- 12 4 '34 4 16 4|'94 4 -5- '■ — 4 27 -7 R. 120.- -CoLCHESTER Sudbury. to to pNEYLAND, asp. 552 Marshall's Green Assington Green Newton ^SUDBURY M F M - 6 2 4 8 I - 9 1 6 r 1 3 - 14 INNS. Sudbury. Colchester, Neyland, 4 3 1 j- -32- -34- 6- 40- 42- «7 '4 r #. 121. — Colchester to /fare. to Lexden Ow r. to Halstead, j 1$ M, Stan way Marks Tey On 1. to Chelmsford, i6§M f kCOGGESHALL" C/i 1. to Wit ham, 64. n. Crow Me Blackwater R. Black water* pBRAINTREE On r. to Haverhill, i8j M.; oom2 Halstead, 6£ : aw 1. to Chelmsford, 11. Raine* Stebbing Ford" Cross Me Chelmer R. PDUNMOW" ,, T .-^ — TTTH T-TT - ; ,-,, . ! ^ w 1- ^> Chelmsford, 13 M. «WA C^_^^burn,Ski^| UtUeCanfie]i ^ 4- V 1 9 4 12 2 6 1«7 21 ton, Hopper Lane, High Harrowgate, Knaresborough. Boninsfton Green Takeley Street Clitheroe, at, Clitheroe Castle, the late; fHockeril', Duke of Buccleuch Saivley, the Abbey, Lord Grantham ; 2 M. on 1. of the Abbey is Bolton' Hall, J. Bolton, Esq. Gisburn, at, is Gisburn Park, Lord! Ribblesdale. West Marton, at, Marton Hall, Mrs. 1 Heber; and Gledstone House, Rev. Mr. Roundell. Marton and Broughton, between, on r. Thornton, John Kay, Esq. Broughton, beyond, on r. Broughton Hall, S. Tempest, Esq. Bolton Bridge, 1 M. on 1. Bolton Ab- bey (noted for its beautiful Scenery", , Herts On r. to Cambridge, zx M.; and Newmarket, 3 1 : on 1. to Eppinir, 13. PB I SHOP'S STORT- FORD* Hadhamon Ash Standon Cross the Rih R. Colliers End High Cross Wade's Mill" pWARE 1 4 i J 2 4 204 14 20- -29- 32 — 4 3- 4" 2- *4 211 " 40J- 43;4 44 1 4«l» INNS. Colchester, Braintree, Duke of Devonshire; and z H. on iDunmow, Hockeril, Bishop's Stort- r. Fairfield Hall, Rev. Mr. Pern-, j ford, W are. 701] CROSS ROADS. [702 oh 1. Newton House, Wm. Gibbon, Esq. Ystradowen, on 1. Ash Hall, Richard Aubery, Esq. : on r. is Hental, Sam. Richardson, Esq. Llaulrissant, at, Rev. Rob. RickaTcU, Retw een Llantrissa?it and New Bridge, on 1. is Castella, E. Treharue, Esq. R. 123. — Cromer to Lynn, by Wells and Hunstanton Clijf. Coggeshtdl, about i£m. beyond, on r.| bldfield Grange, Osgood Han-j bury, Esq. Blackwater, on r. of, is Stisted Grange,! Rev. Mr. Olney. Raine and St ebbing Ford, between,; on r. Saling Grove, Bartlett Good rich, Esq. Dunmoic, beyond, see on r. a Plea sure House ; beyond which is! Newton Hall, Sir "Fred. Augustus! Henniker, Bart. Little Canfield, on r. Little Canfield; Hall, — Tabram, Esq.; beyond, to ^ ast nun ton which is Easton Lodge, Viscount'] Upper Sherringham Maynard. jCley Takeley Street, at, on r. — BeicheL Blakeney Esq. ; beyond which, Bassing- 1 bourne. Hall, — Lawrence, Esq. Hockeril, within 1 M. of, on r. Mrs Winter ; and on I. is Stortford Par- sonage, Rev. Mr. Rogers. Mishoj/i Stortford, near, Aldbury Hall, John Calvert, Esq.; \ M. on 1. Adani Hill, and Jas. Gordon, Esqs. Wade's Mill, on Lis Young's Bury, D. Giles, Esq.; close to which, Thun- dridge Bury, P. Hollingsworth, Esq. £ M. beyond Wade's Mill, on the r. — Green, Esq. 122. COWBRIDGE Aberystwith. to Aburthin" Ystradowen" WitMn 1 m. of Llantris- sant, on 1. to Bidgertd, 10. pLLANTRISSANT" Cross the Rontha R. New Bridge" Cross the Toff R. and Cardiff' Canal ,• and on r. to Cardiff", n M. pMERTHYR tydvil Thence to p ABERYSTWITH, asp. 665 to M F - I 4 4 1 4 i • 1 2 2 76 "1 te 2,6 Morston Stiffkey i! Cross the Stiff'key R. pWELLS Holkham New Inn pBURNHAM market Burnham Deepdale Brancaster Holme Hunstanton Heacham Snettisham |IngoJdsthorpe Comm. Darsingham b Castle Rising South Wootton Gay wood b PLYNN 7.4 114 INN. Cowbridge. Aburthin and Ystradowen, between, INNS. Lynn. 43 j* 472 512 5-U Wells, Burnham Market, M F 2 2 6- 12 T 24 ! 1 3-' 4;-: »w 2|-| 2 1 - 1 42 2J 4 3r 2- 2- 1 - 4- 2 — 2- l r M 2 4 10 2 '3 '5 iS ~2 *4 26 , 28I4 3 2|6 35|2 38:2 402 42 \2 R. 124. — Dartford to Croydon. to Bexley 24 North Cray 2 - 44 Foot's Cray On r. to London, by Elt- ham, I2£ M.; on 1. to Maidstone, 22. Chiselhurst Wigtnore pBROxMLEY iji J 1 1 3 On r. to London, 10 M. on 1. to Seven Oaks, 13. — - 2 - 4 ] 5 2 4 8 2 i ro 1 : 1 1 703] CROSS ROADS. [704! Beckenham On r. to London, Elmer's End Stroud Green, Addiscombe pCROYDON M F M F i 6 13 i M. l - - f 4 ' Surry 1 t >| ! 5 7 1 - -nbh 1 t |i8|t INNS. Dartford, Bromley, Croydon. Feet's . 1 25. — Dartford Oaks. to Hawley* Sutton at Hone* pFarningham" On r. to Eltham, 9* Cross the Da rent R. on\. to JVrothaia, Eynesford* Otford* Near Seven Oaks, on r. to Jfesterham, si M -> on 1. to Maidstone, 17^. p SEVEN OAKS" (Thence to Tonbridge and Winchelsea, as p. 17.) to Seven m. and 7 M. 1I4 26 Bradbourne, Mrs. Lane ; and fur- ther to r. at Riverhead, Montreal, Lord Amherst; and Chepsted Place, G. Poihiil, Esq. Seven Oaks, at, on r. Kippington, Mrs. Austen ; and the Vine, C. C. Petley, Esq. ; and on L is Knowle Park (where me^y be seen a fine Collec- tion of Pictures, upon Application), the Duchess of Dorset. R. 126. — Dartmouth" to Plymouth. 6 10- INNS. Dartford, Seven Oaks. Farningham, Dartford, 1 M. from, on r. at Wil- mington, Hon. and Rev. Dr. Mar- sham , and near it, Mrs. Pitcairns Hawley, at, on r. Hatley House, Mrs Leigh; on 1. Hussey Fleet, Esq. Sutton at Hone, within J m. of, on 1 Sutton Place, Wm. Mumford, Esq On 1. of Sutton at Hone is St. John's John Mumford, Esq. Farningham, near, on 1. Franks, Mrs. Tasker. In Fdrningliam Churchyard is a hand some Mausoleum belonging to the Nash Family. Eynesford, j m. byond, on r. Lulliug- stone Castle, Sir Tho. Dyke, Bart, Otford, about 1 im. before, on r. is Shoreham Castle and Park, Alex. Baring, Esq. On r. of Otford, J. Martyr, Esq. About 2 M.frorn Otford, on 1. Wilder- ness, Marquis of Camden; on r. at to'Townstair z m.from Townstall, on\. to Kingsbridge, 7^. Halwell Morleigh New Inn* On r. to Totness, 5 M. ; on 1. to Kingsbridge, 6. Gerah Bridge" Cross the R. Aven. i\ M. beyond, on v. to Tot- ness, 8f M. Brownston pMODBURY b PPLYMOUTH, asp. 96 F 10 INNS. Dartmouth, Plymton, Plymouth. 14 Modbury, Dartmouth, 2 M. on 1. is Stoke House, Arthur Holdsworth, Esq. ; on 1. is Mount Boon, J. Seale, Esq. Townstall, beyond, on r. is Norton House, Mrs. Bond; about 2 M. from which, on 1. Wad stray House, John Waite, Esq. ^ M. from Townstall is Oldstone, John Burridge Choiwick, Esq. Morleigh, near, on I. is Stanborough House, — Symons, Esq. Gerah Bridge, on r. is Courtisknowl Win. Hare, Esq. R. 127. — Derby to Lincoln. to Chaddesden" 21- Borrows Ash — Sara- cen's Head 25 4| 1 6 67 1 2 68 6 2 74 INNS. Edinburgh, Crook Moffat, Dumfries. Inn, Ayrley Head, F. Johnson, Esq. Sniperley, H. Hopper, Esq. ; on the 1 the beautifully romantic Ruins of Bear Park ; and further on 1. on the Hill, the new Douay College Lunchester, on 1. see The Ford, A. Greenwell, Esq. Newhouses, on r. Greencroft, Sir Tho Clavering, Bart. R. 133. — Edinburgh to Dumfries. to LINTON - 164 Cross the Linton R. Blyth Bridge" 4 6 21 2 Broughton* 6 2! 274 Cross the Biggar R. | Crook Inn x 6 s H 1 Bield Inn" 1 W ' Tweed Foot 6 )\ 4 r 4 Tweed Shaws 1 41 4^- 'MOFFAT*, Dum/ries-sh. 6 6. 49 6 On r. to Glasgow, 5 64 M. i On 1. to Carlisle, 45 £ M. ! Ki rk pa trick" 3 2 *H Cross the Cannel and Yea 1 Rkers. 1 1 1 2?/y/A Bridge, on 1. Scots Town, Sir Thos. Gibson Carmiehael, Bart. Near 1 m. beyond 2?fy£^ Bridge, on r. NewCairumuir, Jno. Lavvson, Esq.; on 1. Castle Craig, Sir Tho. Gibson Carmiehael, Bart. Broughton, 1 M. beyond, on r. is Kil- bucho, Wm. Dickson, Esq.; on l.j Racham, Jno. Lock, Esq.; beyond! which, on r. Quarter, Alex. Twee-j die, Esq. 3$ at. beyond Broughton, on r. Mossj Fenuoii, Wm. Welsh, Esq. Crook [nn, near, on 1. Polmood, Lord; Forbes. Bield Inn, beyond, on r. Oliver Castle, Laurence Tweedie, Esq. Moffat, 2 M. from, on I. Dumcrief, J. Rogerson, Esq.; and Craigbum, — Maitland, Esq.: 4 M. on r. Orchen Castle, Major-gen. Geo. Johnstone. Kirkpatrick, 3 M. beyond, on 1. Loch' Wood House, Earl of Hopetoun; zj M. further, on r. Raehill, Earl ofj Hopetoun. 8 M. from Kirltpatrick, on 1. is Ross,( the late Duke of Buccleuch. Lindgate, within 1 M. on r. Kirkmi- chael, Wm. Bushby, Esq. Amisfield, near, on r. Amisfield Place, Cha. Chatteris, Esq.; GleneaHouse, Rob. Dalzell, Esq.; and Dalsvvin- ton, Pat. xMiller, Esq. Ijocker Bridge, on 1. Tinwall House, Marquis of Queensberry ; on the r.j Carnsallock, Peter Johnston, Esq.;) and Millhead, Jno. Macmurdo,Esq.j R. 134. — Edinburgh" to Glasgow by Bathgate. to Colt Bridge 2 Costorphine" 2 - 4 Through Costorphine, on r.. to Glasgow, thro' Fal kirk, 43 m. t2~ "" Almond Water" Brokes Burn", Linlith. Dumcross Bathgate" West Craig Inn Airdrie Inn", Lanerk. Cross the Monkland Canal. ^Loanhead" — T. G. Sandy Hills" Shettleston* Westmuir Camlachie «>rGLASGOW 711] CROSS ROADS. [712 M 1 M F 4 8 4 m [ " - ^ ) 16 6 1 . \ ■« 2 *T " - 22 2 10 I ;3> / ^ 35 3 4 39 4 ij- - 40 4 15 141 ^> -42- il; "'43 7 /iVTO. Edinburgh, West Craig Inn, Airdrie, Glasgow. Edinburgh, \\ M. beyond, on r. Mur- rayfield, Wm. Murray, Esq. : on 1 are Roseburn, — Russell, Esq. ; Georgie, — Lind, Esq.; and Saugh- ton Hall, Sir Jas. Gardiner Baird, Bart. 2 M. fvotn Edinburgh, on r. Bellmont, Right Hon. Gen. Sir David Dundas Bart.; bevond which, Costorphine Hill, — Keith, Esq. Costorphine, ik M. beyond, on r. is Gogar, Win. Ramsay, Esq. ; about •J M. further, on 1. is Gogar Burn John Thomson, Esq.; and a little further, on r. Ingliston, Jas. Gib son, Esq. Almond Water, near, on r. Halyards, Wm. Ramsay, Esq. i m. beyond Almond Water, on r. is Newliston, Thos, Hogg, Esq.; 1 M further, on 1. is Kilpunt, Earl ofj Hopetoun. Brokes Burn, beyond, on r. Kirjchill, Earl of Buchan. jJm. from Brokes Burn, onl. Middle- ton, the late Hon. H. Erskine : about 4 M. from Brokes Bourn are Houston, T. Shairp, Esq.; and Ma- joribanks, A. Majoribanks, Esq. Bathgate, 1 M. from, 011 r. Bajbardie, A. Majoribanks, Esq. 1 M. further from Bathgate, on 1. Bog- head, Wm. Shillinglaw, Esq.; 3 M. on r. Wallhouse, Col. Gillon. fc j M. from Bathgate, on 1. Babrach- law, Cochran, Esq. ; beyond which are Ogelface Ruins, belong- ing to the Earl of Hopetoun. Airdrie, about 1 M. from, on r. Air- drie Place, Miss Aitcheson ; 1 M. further, on 1. Wood Hall, William Campbell, Esq. of Shawfield ; and Faskine Barony, Sir Walter Stir- ling, Bart. Loanhead, through, on r. Drumpel- lier, David Buchanan, Esq. Between Loanhead and Sandy Hills, on r. Rinn, Muir Walk, Esq. : on 1. are Bredisholm, I. G. Muirhead, Esq, ; and Bailestown, A. Coates, Esq. Sandy Hills, near, on 1. Mount Ver- non, David Buchanan,. Esq. Shettleston, on r. is Greenfield, James M'Nair, Esq.; on 1. Joanfield, Jas. M'Nair, Esq, Glasgow, near, on r. are White Hall, William Gordon, Esq.; andAcum laghie, John Sword, Esq. : on 1. is Campbelfield, John Young, Esq. R. r 3 5. — Edinburgh", by Whiteburn, to Glasgow. to Georgie Mills* Hermiston" Hat ton Mains" Burnvvynd" — Red Lion Rolt* East Calder" pMID CALDER"— Lemon Tree Inn Long Livingstone" — T. G. Linlithgowsh. Cowsland Blackburn" East Whitebnrn WHITEBURN "-Lion Inn Kirk of Shots"— Ha- milton Arms Inn, Lanerk. New House" — Cross Keys Inn On 1. to Hamilton, 5 M. HolyTow-n"-i£.'j^r;7Z5 New Houses Bell's Hill— Red Lion IMP 3 3 2 1 1 ■ 42 — 7 — 5 3 5 — 3 2 i I 4 — 7 76 32 i T —16 213 ii 9- Il'2 [2ll '16I3 ii6'6 I187 203 29 I 32 341" 1353 I36 713] CROSS ROADS. [714 Broom House— T. G." On 1. to Hamilton, 5^ M. Collander Row— Clyde Inn Camlachie b PGLASGOW— Tontine M F M F 3 5 39 5 2 2 42- I 2 43 2 I 7 45 1 INNS. Edinburgh, Livingstone, New House, Glasgow. Edinburgh, 1 m. beyond, onr. Dairy, 1 James Walker, Esq. ; on 1. North Merchiston, James Walker, Esq. 1 Georgie Mills, on r. Saughton Hall,' Sir James G.Baird,Bt.; 1 M. beyond which, on r. Saughton Place, Jas. ! Watson, Esq. Herniiston, through, on r. Over Go-' gar, Wm. Ramsay, Esq. ; on 1. is; Riccarton, Robert Craig, Esq. About i£ M. from Henniston, on 1. are Warriston and Addieston, Seats of' the Earl of Morton ; on r. of which is Ratho' House, William M'Knight Crauford, Esq. Hatton Mains, on 1. Dalmahoy, Earl of Morton. Bumwynd, on r. is Hatton House, J. Jeffrey, Esq. 1 M. beyond Bumwynd, onr. Cliftoir Hall, Capt. Maitland Gibson. About \\ M. from Bumwynd, on r. is Almondale, the late Hon.H.Erskine. Rolt, on r. Bonnington, Matt. Wilkie, Esq. ; on the 1. Easter Newtou, — Waugh, Esq.; and Hill House, — Johnston, Esq. Easter Calder, near, on 1. Ormiston, Stodart, Esq. ; and Bellfield, Earl of Morton. Mid Calder, near, on 1. Calder Hall, Jas. Hare, Esq.; on r. Calder Bank,! Miss Mowbray. On 1. of Mid Calder, Greenbank, — ! Dick, Esq. ; and Calder House, Lord Torpichen. About \\ M. from Mid Calder, on r. is Howden Place, T. Farquharton, Esq. ; near 1 M. beyond which is Livingstone, Earl of Roseberry ; and ^ m. from the Road is Alder- ston, — Dunn, Esq. z\ M. beyond Mid Calder, on r. Hous- ton, T. Shairp, Esq. Long Livingstone, \ m. beyond, on r. Dean, — Norval, Esq.; 1 m. fur- ther, on 1. — Clarkson, Esq. Blackburn, near 1 m. beyond, on 1. is Moss Hall, Sir Wm. Honyman, Bt. Whiteburn, within £ m. onr. Torbane Hill, — Smellie, Esq. 1 M. from Whiteburn, on r. Polkem- met, Wm. Baillie, Esq.; on the 1. Coats, W. Baillie, Esq. Kirk of Shots, 1 m. beyond, at 1 m. on 1. is Craighead, David Young, Esq.; about 1 M. beyond, Coltness, Sir Jas. Steuart, Bt.; and Wishaw, Lord Belhaven. New House, on 1. Cleland, Molyneux Dalrymple, Esq.; and Carphin, Jas. Steuart, Esq. r M. beyond New House, on r. La- chup, — Roberton, Esq. Holy Town, near, on r. Wood Hall, Walter Campbell, Esq. ; and Fa- skine Barony, Sir Walter Stirling, Bart. : on 1. Stevenson, — M'Niel, Esq. 1 M. on 1. of Holy Town, Jervistown 4 James Cunison, Esq. Bell's Hill, on r. Cainbroe, — Meek lewham, Esq.; and Rose Hall, Miss Douglas: on 1. is Bothwell Park, Wm. Hamilton, Esq. About 1 m. from Bell's Hill, on the r Tenochside, R. A. Ironside, Esq. ; and Bredisholm, I. Groset Mui head, Esq. Broom House T. G. on 1. of, is Dal- dowie, — Bogle, Esq. About 1 M. beyond Broom House T.G. on r. Mount Vernon, D. Buchanan, Esq.; on 1. Kenmure, — Scott, Esq. Collander Row, near, on r. Tollcorse, J. Corbett, Esq.; 1 m. on 1, Dal- beth, Hopekirk, Esq.; and West Thorn, — Dennison, Esq. ft. 136. — Edinburgh", by Falkirk, to Glasgow. to Colt Bridge Costorpbine* On 1. to Glasgow, by Bath- gate, 39§ m. Lsney Muir M F M F — - 2 3 2 ~ 4b 2 7 72 715 CROSS ROADS. [716 Cross the Almond R. Kirkliston-r.G. Linl. Winch burgh" Three Mile Town" Gate Side b f LINLITHGOW"- Golden Lion Inn Linlithgow Bridge" Gross Avon Water. Drum Becks Road Side Lourestone", Stitlingsh. vYMJ^mX: -Market Place Through Falkirk, on r. to Stirling, 9*1.; under the Monkland Canal. Camelon" — Anchor Bonea Bridge Loan head" — T. G. On r. to Kilsyth, 5 m. Cumbernauld" — Netv fn n, Du mbartonsh . Bedlay, Lanerksh. Riddry" •^GLASGOW— Tontine M F M F 2 2 9 4 2 3 1 1 7 2 I r 4 - 5 H 5 3 - ** 5 i 3 <9 — 2 2 21 2 I - 22 2 1 5 *3 7 1 3 2 5 i 2 1 ! 1 26 3 3 I *9 4 i 1 30 5 3 - 33 5 7 1 40 6 4 6 45 4 z 2 47 6 INNS. Edinburgh, Linlithgow, Falkirk, Cumbernauld, Glasgow. Glasgow to Edinburgh. Cumbernauld Falkirk Linlithgow Edinburgh H.J «U 33p 4716 JFbr iSfastft /rom Edinburgh to Costor- phine see p. 711. Kirkliston, within 1 m. on r. is Car- lowrie, David Falconer, Esq.; and on 1. Ingleston, Jas. Gibson, Esq. Near Kirkliston, on 1. Foxhall, YVm. J, Vaugh, Esq. Kirkliston, on 1. Halyards, W. Ram- say, Esq. About z M. on 1. of Kirkliston is New- liston, Thos. Hogg, Esq. JFinchburgh, near, on the 1. are the Ruins of Niddry Castle, belonging to the Earl of Hopetoun. On r. of Winchhurgh is Duntarvie, Earl of Hopetoun. Three Mile Town, on 1. East Binney, R. Stewart, Esq ; \\ m. from which is Middleton, the late Hon. H. Er- skine; andHouston,T.Shairp,Esq. Beyond Three Mile Town, on 1. Wrae, Earl of Hopetoun. 1$ M. on r. of Three Mile Town is Binns, Sir James Dalzell, Bart. \\ M. beyond Three Mile Toun, on r. Champfleurie, Jas. Johnston, Esq.; 1 M. from Champfleurie is Flask, James Cassells, Esq.; £ m. beyond j which is Camden, Admiral Hope. Linlithgow, within 1 M. of, Parklay, G. Dallas, Esq.; £ M. from which, Hittley, Robert Seton, Esq.; and I M. further, Preston, Alex. Seton, Esq. ; and Cathlaw, Wm. Hamil- ton, Esq. About z M. on r. of Linlithgow, Kin- niel, Dugald Stewart, Esq. Lwlithgmv Bridge t on 1. Avontown, Rt. Bair, Esq^; Bellside, Col. Hay Terrier; Wallhouse, Col. Gillon ; Balbairdie, Alex. Majoribanks, Esq.; and Crawhill, Wm. YVaddell, Esq. 1 M. from Linlithgow Bridge, on 1. is Man well Miln, John Baird, Esq.; 1 M. thence is Neuck, Alex. Mac- donald, Esq. Linlithgow and Falkirk, between, on r. Clerkstone House, T. Liviug- stone, Esq.; Polmont Bank, John Hamilton, Esq.; Manse, Pil- lans, Esq.; Kerse Bank, J. Eiston, Esq.; and Park Place, Capt. John Sands : on 1. Polmont House, Wm. Davidson, Esq.; Whiteside, Pat. Bennet, Esq.; Millfiehl, Miss Lau- rie ; Meadow Bank, Henry John- ston, Esq.; Park Hill, Major-gen. W. Maxwell ; and Calender House, W. Forbes, Esq. Lourestone, on 1. is West Quarter, Sir Thos. Livingstone, Bart.; on r. is Kerse, Lord Dundas. Falkirk, on r. are Thornhill, George M'Cullum, Esq.; Kerse Hill, Alex. Raniiay, Esq. ; and Forgan Hall, Wm. Glen, Esq. About z m. on r. of Falkirk are Sten- house, Sir Wm. Bruce, Bart.; and, Carron Park, Win. Cadell, Esq. f About 3 m. on r. of Falkirk are Kiu-j 717] CROSS ROADS. [713 naird, late J. Bruce, Esq.; Carron Hall, Lady E. Dundas ; and Car- ron House, John Ogilvie, Esq. About 5 M. on r. of Falkirk are Airth House, Captain Graham Stirling; Newck, John Higgins, Esq.; Pow- fowlis, Jas. Bruce, Esq.; and New- ton, John Dallas, Esq. About 6 M. on r. of Falkirk, Carnoch, M. Stewart Nicholson, Esq.; and Dunniore Park, Earl of Dunmore. Between Falkirk and Camelon, on 1. Garthknows, J. Hengh, Esq.; Ban- takin, J. Haggart, Esq.; Sommer- ford, Walter Ferrier, Esq.; and Ca- melon House, Mrs. Ferguson. Camelon and Loanhead T. G. be- tween, on r. Merchiston Hall, — Napier, Esq. ; Mungall, Michael Ramsay, Esq. ; Dorator, Major A. Monro; Mount Riddell, Mrs. Rid- dell ; and Dunnipace, Jas. Spottis- wood, Esq. : on 1. Underwood, H. Colquhoun, Esq.; and Knowhead, James Patrick, Esq. Loanhead T. G. and Cumbernauld, between, on r. Herbertshire, Wm.| Morehead, Esq.; Denovan, John! Johnston, Esq.; and Mayot HillJ John Graham, Esq. : on 1. Castle Cary, Hugh Colquhoun, Esq.; andj Cumbernauld House, Hon. Capt Chas. Elphinstone Fleming. Riddry, on r. — Christie, Esq.; and White Hill, Wm. Gordon, Esq. : on 1. Franktield, George Miller, Esq Riddry Park, George Provan, Esq.; and Annfield, J. Sword, Esq. R. 137. — Edinburgh", by Ayr, to Port Patrick. to SlateforcT Currie" Leithshead" Tor bra x T. G.\ Lanerksh. Camwarth" On r. to Hamilton, 19 M.; and Glasgow, 28. Carstairs" Cross the Clyde R.* M F M — 2 3 5 5 1 1 8 5 *9 25 3 l 28 Douglas Mill Inn" On r. to Hamilton, 18 M.; on 1. to Moffat, 27I. Douglas" Parish Holme"— T.G. PMuir Kirk", Ayrsh. On r. to Glasgow, 29 m.j on 1. to Dumfries, 42^. 2 M. beyond, on r. thro' Maehlin, to Ayr, 23^. Old Cumnock" On r. to Glasgow, 28 M.; on I. to Dumfries, 41. Ochiltree" ' PAYR*— King's Arms On r. to Glasgow, 33 M.; and Irvine, 10. Cross the Doon R. to Doon— T. G. May bole" — K.'s Arms On I. through Dai ley to Girvan, 13 M. Kirk Oswald" Belsarrow Bridge Cross the Girvan R. Littleton" Cheaphildonan p Girvan" — K.'s Arms On the 1. through Dailey to Maybole, J3 m. Shelloch Gams Loup Precipice Ballantrae — Red Lion Cross the Stincher R. Lough rey an Calm* -Anchor, Wigt. Innermeson ^STRANRAEir-Awi^* Arms On 1. to Carlisle, 1 1 1$ m. Halfway House pPort Patrick '-Blair s Arms 10 3 61 76 89 92 93 95 97 98 105 109 1 18 120 124 126 129 132 IJVJVS. Edinburgh, Camwarth, Douglas Mill, Muir Kirk, Cumnock, Ayr, Maybole, Kirk Oswald, Girvan, Ballantrae, Loughreyan, Stranraer, Port Patrick. Return Route and Seats over-leaf. J 719] CROSS ROADS. [720 M .Stranraer — Loughreyan Ballantrae 8 8 Girvan iz Kirk Oswald 1 Maybole Ayr Cumnock 4 8 Is Muir Kirk IC Douglas Mill Inn Edinburgh *3 5* Port Patrick to Edinburglu m I* 6|3 •43 7 232 3 355 5 43|2 4 47]6 4 f^U 712 816 946 x 32,6 Edinburgh, 1 M. from, on 1. is North Merchiston, James Walker, Esq.; 1 M. further, on 1. is Craig House, Mr. Gordon of Braid. Slateford, on l.Red Hall, John Inglis, Esq.; beyond is Collington, Sir Wm. Forbes, Bart. 1 M. from Slateford, on 1. Haills, Sir Thos. Gibson Cannichael, Bart. Currie, within 1 M. on r. is Baberton, Capt. Christie ; on 1. is Wood Hall, — Foulis, Esq. On r. of Currie is Riccarton, Robert Craig, Esq. •j M. from Currie, on 1. the Ruins of Lenox Castle, belonging — Scott, Esq. ; on the r. Warriston, Earl of Morton. 1 M. beyond Currie, on r. Currie Hill, John Newton, Esq.: on 1. Maleny, — Scott, Esq.; beyond which, on 1. Ravelrig, John Davidson, Esq. ; and Bankhead, John Wilson, Esq. 4 m. from Currie, on r. K earns, Earl of Morton. Leithshead, 6 M. from, on r. is Cross- wood Hill, — Thornton, Esq. Torbrax T. G. i\ M. from, on 1. is Kerswell, Col. Betram. Carmvarth, at, Sir Alex. Lockhart, Bt About 2 M. from Carnwarth, on the 1. Westraw, Capt. Carmichael. About 3 M. from Carmvarth is West Shield, Sir Jas. Stuart Denham, Bt. Carstairs, on l.Carstairs House, Wm. Fullerton, Esq. 1 M. on r. of Carstairs is Cleghorn Wm. Eliot Lockhart, Esq. ; and z M. beyond is Smalam Castle, Sir Wm. Honyman, Bart. On r. after passing the Clyde, areBoat- haugh, Capt. Fleming ; Benning- ton, Lady Ross Baillie; and Har~ perfield, Thos. Gordon, Esq. ; and on 1. is Carmichael House, Earl of Hyndford. Douglas Mill Inn, on 1. is Castle- mains, Campbell Douglas, Esq. Douglas, on r. are Douglas Castle, Lord Douglas ; and Springfield, Jas. Hamilton, Esq. 3§ M. beyond Douglas, on 1. Carma- cope, J. Patterson, Esq. Parish Holme, about i^m, from, on r. is Glenbuck, J. White, Esq. Muir Kirk, f M. from, on 1. is Cross- flaite, Robert Aird, Esq. Beyond Muir Kirk, on 1. is Kainshill, James Gordon, Esq. About 3 m. from Muir Kirk, on 1. at Wei wood, Lieut.-col. Montgomery, and Hugh Logan, Esq. 7 M. from Muir Kirk, on 1. is Darnall, Rob. Airds, Esq. ; 1 M. further, on 1. Glenmore, Hugh Logan, Esq. Cumnock, within 1 M. on 1. is Logan, James Hamilton, Esq. ; and Glys- noch, Alex. Allison, Esq. i§ M. beyond Cumnock, on r. is Dum- fries House, Earl of Dumfries. Ochiltree, at, Sir Alex. Don, Bart. On r. of Ochiltree, Auchinlech, Alex. Boswell, Esq. 4 M. from Ochiltree, on 1. is Drongan, Mungo Smith, Esq. Ayr, within 1 m. of, on r. Holmston, Rich. Oswald, Esq. Near Ayr, on 1. Craige, Wm. Camp- bell, Esq. Beyond Ayr, on 1. is Fairfield, Mrs. Fullarton ; between which and the Road is Greenfield, Lord Alloway. i£ M. from Ayr, on r. is Belleisle, H Hamilton, Esq. ; on 1. Roset, Lady Crawford: 1 M. further, on r. New- ark, Mrs. M'Adam : on 1. Doonside, Wm. Crawford, Esq. ; beyond which are Blairston, Lord Alloway ; and Monkwood, Jas. Ferguson, Esq. 6 M. from Ayr, on 1. is Grange House, John M'Mikine, Esq. Maybole, \\ M.from, on 1. are the fine Ruins of Corseragwell, belonging to Sir James Ferguson, Bart. 3 M. from Maybole, on r. Achinblain, Robert Nimxno, Esq. ; beyond 721] CROSS ROADS. [722 which, on 1. is Blainfield, Andrew Blane, Esq. Kirk Oswald, on r. of, Colzean, Earl of Cassilis. About 2 M. beyond Kirk Oswald, on r. Tumberry, Oj. M'Adam, Esq. Littleton, at, James Ferguson, Esq.; Lady Bank, Mrs. Caddell ; and Truchrige, late Mrs. Hamilton. Girvan, zA M. from, on 1. Ardmillan,' Archibald Crawford, Esq. Cairn, on 1. Mrs. Dunlop. Stranraer, ou 1. of, is Culhorn, Earl of Stair. Port Patrick, on 1. of, is Dunskey, Sir David Hunter Blair, Bart. M F M F - I _ I - 2 _ 2 2 4 * 2 - 6 2 4 6 6 1 4 8 2 4 8 6 2 _ 10 6 6 i 16 7 R. 138. — Egham to Guildford and Brighton. to Thorpe Lee" Thorpe" ^CHERTSEY* Addlestone" Newhaw Cross the R. Wey. Byfleet Red Hill r Ripley "PGUILDFORD Thence to Brighton, as p. 738. Thorpe Lee, on r. Sir H. Tempest, Bart. ; on 1. late Sir Wm. Watson Blackett, Bart. Thorpe, on 1. is Thorpe Place, Rer. Leigh Bennett ; Eastly End, Col. Fullarton ; Cupola House, Gen. Scott; and the Red House, Rev. J. Whitaker. Between Thorpe and Chertsey, on r. St. Ann's Hill, Hon. Mrs. Fox; Ruxbury Cottage, Mrs. Johnson ; Monk's Grove, Mrs. Walkin ; Sil- rerlands, R. Porter, Esq. ; and : Lyne, Sam. Howlett, Esq. Chertsey, near, is Fern Grove Lodge, Gen. Taylor. Addlestone, \ M. on 1. Woburn Farm, Admiral Stirling ; and Ham Haw, — Alliday, Esq. ; and further to the 1. is Oatlands, H. R. H. the Duke of York. R. 139. — Ely to Bury St. Edmunds. M to Dulbridge — ■ - 3 Soham 24 5 Fordham 34 9 Chippenham" 1 - 12 Beyond Chippenham, on r. to Newmarket, 6| M.j on 1. to Thetford, 14. Red Lodge— T. G. Cross the Ouse R. Barrow Bridge", Stiff. Saxham White Horse" Risby— T. G. b PBURY ST. ED- MUNDS" INNS. Ely, Bury St. Edmunds. Chippenham, at, is Chippenham Hall, John Thorpe, Esq. Barrow Bridge, on 1. of, is Cavenham Hall, Mark Singleton, Esq. 3 m. on r. of Barrow Bridge, Dal ham Hall, Lieut.-gen. Sir James Affleck, Bart.; beyond which is Ouseden Hall, Rev. J. Hand. Saxham White Horse, 2 M. on r. of, at Saxham, T. Mills, Esq. Bury St. Edmunds, near, on r. Hard wick House, Sir T. G. Cullum, Bt. z m. on r. of Bury St. Edmunds, Ick- worth House, Earl of Bristol. R. 140. — Ely, thro' Chatteris, to Huntingdon. This Route being i?i some Places liable to Inundation in the Winter, is un- fit for Carriages during that Season. to Wichford pWickham Mepal Cross the Old and Bedford Rivers. pChatteris" On t. to Wisbeach, 17$ M. Chatteris Ferry 21 155 Cross the R. Nen. — - S 2 4 5 1 4 7 l\ew 4 4 1 1 § M. 2 1 "a 3 A 723] CROSS ROADS. [724 I'Somersham, Hunt. On 1. to Earith, *§ M. Through Somershani, on 1. to St. Ives, ^ M. Pidley ■ Old Hurst— T. G.' At Old Hurst T. G. on f. to Ramsey, 5 M.; and IVisbeiuh, %fj, Hartford ^HUNTINGDON M F M 5 "" ,8 i 6 20 2 * 22 4 , 26 I - z8 INNS. Ely, Chatteris, Huntingdon. Chatteris; at , Jno. Gardiner, J no.West ^oud, and John Seymour, Esqs. Old Hurst T. G. i m. on the 1. of, is Wood Hurst, Sir Rob. Burton, KntJ Hemming ford Grey, at, Rev. Charles Green. Godrnanchester, at, John Pascheller, Esq. R. 141. — Ely, through St. Ives, to Huntingdon. — (Summer Road only.) to Wichford On r. to Chatteris, 8 M. Went worth ''Sutton Cross the Old and New Bedford Rivers. Earith, Huntingdonsh. Bluntisham Needing worth" Near St. Ives, on r. to Chatteris; 13 M. "ST. IVES* Cross the Ouse R. ; and a little beyond, 071 the 1. to Pot ton, 16 m. iHeminingford Grey" jHemmingford Abbots Godmanchester* On 1. to St. Neots, 9 M.; Pol ton, 15; Caston, 9; and Cambridge, 14^. Cross the Ouse R. ^HUNTINGDON — i7 4" 66 1 1-6 I2j6 '54 i r 194 202 *7 |i36 flVN$. Ely, St. Ives, Huntingdon Needingworth, 1 m. on 1. is Holiiwell Parsonage, Rev. Wm. Jas. Aisiibie. St. Ives, at, is Cromwell House, Col. Tavlm- White. R. 142. — Ely to Peterborough* . pChatteris, as p. 722 On\. to St. Ives, 13 M. Garters Bridge Cross Veimuden's Drove and Drain. Forty Feet Bridge", Huntingdonshire Cross the Forty Foot Drain. Ponders Bridge Cross Bev ill's Learn ; and on r. to Whittlesea, 2$. Horsey Bridge Standground ^PETERBOROUGH, Northamp. * This Road is not passable for Car- riages in Winter or wet Seasons. The .nwst certain Route at those Times is to Cambridge, as p. 507 ; then to Hunt mgdon, asp. 657; and Peterborough, as />. 487. INNS. Ely, Chatteris, Peterboro'. Forty Feet Bridge, about if M. from, W. Fellowes, Esq. 3 4 3" »I4 13 18 R. 143. — Epping to Chelmsford to Weald Gullet — Tylers Green 1 Bobbingworth Mill" 1 - Cross the Cripsey and Ro- j dmg Rivers. jHigh Ongar" 2 6 'Norton Heath* 2 3 j Cooks Mill Green* 2 4 Oxney Green 1 6 |The Lordship Clip Elm — 4 15k Near Qielmsford, on I. to Dunmou; 13 m.; and Braintree, 11. pCHELMSFORD Thence to Colchester, Ips- wich, Sec. as p. 536. 725] CROSS ROADS. [726 IN NS. Epping, Chelm sford. Bobbingworth Mitt, about 4 M. from on 1. Blake Hall, Capel Cure, Esq. i * M. further, on 1. is Shelly Hall lately John Crabb, Esq. ; on r. is Greenstead Hall, Craven Orde Esq.; and adjoining the Road, W Dyer, Esq. ; opposite which, S. Evans, Esq. High Ongar, before, on 1. Rev. Mr. Henningham ; and at High Ongar, the Remains of an old Castle. On 1. of High Ongar is Forest Hall, Richard Stane, Esq. Norton Heath, at, is Reddiugs, John Searle, Esq. Cooks Mill Green, i m. on the r. of, is Writtle Park, Miss Nightingale. #.144. — Evesham to Faringdon. Cross the Avon R. On r. to Tewkesbury, \Z'\ M. ; and Pershore, 6$. Bengeworth Broadway" 4M .beyondBroadway ,on l.to Moreton inthe Marsh, 3^. PSTOW ON THE WOLD, Glouc. On 1. to Chipping Norton, 8 m.; on v. to Gloucester, 24; Cheltenham, i6£; and. Tewkesbury, 2 1 . 1 M. beyond Stow, on r. to Cirencester , 19. West Hill, Oxon. < Cross the Windrush R. and on 1. to Chipping Norton, II M. pBURFORD" On 1. to TVitney, 7f M. ; and Bampton, 7 : on r. to Cirencester, 17; and Northleach, 9. Cross the IVindrush R. ,- and on I. to Chipping Norton, 1 1 M. Black Bourton, Berks On 1. to Bampton, 2^i\i. Clanfield 1 5 3 1 Radcot 1 - 32 Cross the Isis R, Radcot Bridge FARINGDON z 4 ; 35 INNS. Evesham, Bengeworth, ■Broadway, Stow on the Wold, Bnr- ford, Faringdon, Broadway, beyond, 3 M. on r. Spring Hill, Earl of Coventry. 4 M. on 1. of Broadway is North wirk Park, Lady Northvvick. Stow, about 2 M. beyond, Wick Hill, Sir Chas. Morice Pole, Bart. Burford, at, the Priory, J.Lenthall, Esq. R. 145. —Evesham to WbrasttrA to Bengeworth cb PWORCESTER, . 142 Brixham* p Brixham Quay INNS. Newton Bushel, Brixham Quay. Bri.rham, on r. Upton House, John| Cutler, Esq. . 3 A 2 727] CROSS ROADS. [728 R. 148. — Exeter" to Topsham and Exmouth. to pTOPSHAM' Cross the Qyst R. Ex ton" Gulliford" Lympstone" Exmouth" M F M *— - 3 2 2 s I 4 7 — 4 7 3 - 10 INNS. Exeter, Topsham, Exmouth Lankey F Xewport , On 1. to Chumleigk, pBARNSTAPLE" .1 On r. to Comb Martin, 9I *| M. : on I. to Torrington, 1 ! 1 1 4 ; and Bide/ord t 5! Marwood" 5j Burland ILFRACOMB M F M 2 2 38 I I 4^ 1 ~ 41 3 _ 44 3 - 47 4 - 5 1 INNS. Chumleigh, South Mol Chapel ; and on 1. Mount Radford, ' * A. Saville, Esq.; Parker's Well, — Dowell, Esq.; Culver, — Stephens, Esq.; Belle Vue, — Rhodes, Esq. ; Ordnance Barracks : 1 m. on r. Fairfield Lodge, J. Travers, Esq.; and Northbrook, — Seymour, Esq. : x M. on r. Wear, Lady Duckworth : behind. Newcourt, J. B. Creswell, Esq. About \ m. before Topsham, on r. Re- treat, A.H.Hamilton, Esq. Topsham and Exton, between, on 1. Lower Ebford, Mrs. White; Ebford, J. H. Lee, Esq. Exton, beyond, on 1. Higher well, — Heathfield, Esq. Gulliford, at, ort r. is Nutw'ell Court, T. Drake, Esq. ; on 1. Thome, — Smith, Esq. Lympstone, on the r. see Powderham Castle, Hon. W. Courteuay. Exmouth, near, on 1. Marpool Hall, T.W.Hull, Esq. and Nut- HetwccnChumleigh and George Nymp- ton is Eggesford, Hon. Newton Fellowes. Filleigh, at, Castle Hill, Earl Fortes- cue. Barnstaple, on 1. Tawstock Park, Sir B. Wrey, Bart. — with very fine Grounds ; opposite to which, Hall, C. Chichester, Esq. Beyond Barnstaple, on the r. Pilton House, J. White, Esq.; Yeoton House, Robert Newton Incledon, Esq.; Broadgate, — Moizer, Esq. further on 1. Upcot, Thomas Wrey Harding, Esq.; and Springfield, Z. Drake, Esq. Marwood, 4 m. on 1. is Buckland, P. Webber, Esq. At Maruood, on 1. Marwood Hill, N Cutclifte, Esq.; and 3 M. on r. is Youlston, Sir A. Chichester, Bart R. 14Q. — Exeter to Ilfracomb, through Barnstaple. to rcHUMLEIGH*, as p. 726 -214 On I. to Torrington, 15 M. George Nyraptorv ?< )27 2 PSOUTH MOLTOX t 29 4 On 1. to Chumleigh, g M. Kingford 1 5 M06 On 1. to Torrington, 14 M. ! South Hill — i y 21 4 Filleigh" 1 . \ 33" Swinbridge 3 ^364 R. 150. — Exeter" to Minehead (the new Road). to Stoke Canon I- Rew" On r. the old Road to 7i- ! verton by Silverton. Bickleigh Cross the Exe R. Long Causeway On 1. to Credit on, 8$ M. ■* TI VERTON * On r. to Collumpton, $\ M.; and Taunton, 22: on 1. to Creditm, 1 2 ; and South MoUon, 1 81. 3 4 V 10!- 1 1 13 729] CROSS ROADS. [730 On r. to Bampton, by the old Road, 7 M. Cross a Branch of the Exc R.; a little before which, dn r. to Bampton, 1 M. Duvale Cross the Exe R. Riphay Corner DULVERTON, Somerset. Cross the Barle R. Hele Bridge" Cross the Exe R. Timberscombe" b PMINEHEAD *: INNS. Exeter, Tiverton, 10 _ 5 Minehead. Exeter, 1 m. from, on 1. Stoke Hill,' Joseph Saunders, Esq. Rew, i{ m. on r. is Killerton House,! Sir T. Dyke Ackland, Bart. Tiverton, a little before, on 1. Lower Ashley, Capt. William Dunsford;j Hensley House, J.N. Duntze, Esq. : on r. is Collipriest House, James \ Hay, Esq. At Tiverton, on r. are the Ruins of Tiverton Castle. Beyond Tiverton, on r. Worth, John! Worth, Esq. ; opposite, Bolham,{ R. Budden, Esq.; and Knights- hays, Dr. Pouget. Hele B?-idge, on r. Pixton Park, Earlj of Caernarvon; on the 1. Baron'si Down, — Lucas, Esq. Timberscombe, about 4 M. before, on| r. Chargate Lodge, Sir T. B. Leth-' bridge, Bart. R. i$t. — Exeter to Lyme Regis. Heavitree Cross the Clyst R. Bishop's Clyst Faringdon Cross White Cross Newton Poppleford "pLYME REGIS', as p.8 9 — - 1 2 4 3 2 2 5 I - 6 4 2 1 1 18 6 -9 INNS. Exeter, Lyme Regis. Ijjme Regis, the Countess Dowager Poulett. R. 152. — Frome to Warminster and Westbury. Cross the Frome R. to 1 FROME -T. G. On r. to IVarminster, over Cnrsley Heath, 6% U. Shire Stone Gate Chapmanslade, Wilts At $ M. on r. to Warmin- ster, 3 M. [6 M. 7 F.] : on 1. to Westbury Leigh "PWESTBURY INNS. Frome, Westbury. R. 1 53. -Gainsborough to Ash- lurriy Ultuxeter, and Lich/ield. Cross the R. Trent. to North Wheatley, ! Nottinghamsh. — j Clareborougb Welham Cross the Chesterfield Canal, i °PEAST RETFORD* On v. to Bawtiy, 8$ M.; I on 1. to Tux ford, 7. Cross the ChesterjieldCanal. Babworth" Manton "WORKSOP* On r. to Tickhill, o£ M.; Rotherham, 16; Shef- Jield, 18; and Chester- j field, 1 6\ : on 1. to New- \ ark, 22. j p Norton Church Warsop Cross the Meden R. Market Warsop* MansfieldWoodHouse" j 'MANSFIELD On r. to Rotheiham, 22$ M. ; Bolsover, 7$ ; and Chesterfield, \z\: on I. to Newark , 1 9 \ ; Smith - well, 8 ;. Nottingham, 14; and Derby, 21$. t M. from Mansfield, on r. to Matlock, 15. 2|2| l- 4|2 6{4 7!4 ij 10:3 4I i6|7 21 T 4*4 731] CROSS ROADS. [732 Sutton in Ashfield" Hill Top' PALFRETON", Derb. On r. to Chesterfield, 13 M.; on 1. to Nottingham, 16. Through Alfreton, on 1. to Derby, 15^ M. Peacock Inn On r. to Chesterfield, 10-J M.; on\. to Derby, 14. South Wingtield" Wingfield Park Gate Critch Cross the Cromford Canal, mid Derwent R. Hottstandell Bridge" Cross the Derwent R. Wigwell £ M. beyond Wigwell, on r. to Matlock, 5 ; on 1. to Derbi), 1:. pWIRKSWORTIE On r. to Matlock, 5^ M. Carsingtorf 1 M. beyond, on r. to 7?M.r- to«, iff; ctnrf 1 m. /wr- ther, on 1. to Derby, 14. KnivetorT ^ASHBURN Cm?.? M£/:, 1 5 M. EHaston", fife Churnct R. I Fit bin 1 M. 0/ Uttoreter, on r. to Cheadle, 10 H. UrrOXETER" (Thence to Lichfield, 05 p. 371 — 1 7^ M.) M F 3 4 2— 3U M F 3 2|2 376 J 9 M INNS. Gainsborough, East Ret- ford, Worksop, Mansfield, The Pea- cock, Ashburn, Uttoxeter. Uttoxeter to Gainsborough. Ashburn Mansfield Worksop East Retford Gainsborough East Retford, beyond, on r. at West Retford, R. Sutton, Esq. Babworth, on r. is Babworth House, Hon. John Simpson. Between Babworth aud Worksop, on r. Bilbie, Mrs. John Foljainbe ; on I. Osberton, — Foljambe, Esq. Worksop, thro', on r. Worksop Manor, Earl of Surrev ; 2 M. beyond v. bich, Welbeek Abbey, Duke of Portland. Market Warsop, about 2 m. from, on r. is Nettleworth, Edward Greaves, P^sq.; beyond which, Park Hall, J. Hall, Esq. Mansfield Wood House, on r. J. Need, Esq.; and the Villa, J. Coke, Esq. Sutton in Ashjield, late S. Unwin, Esq. Rill Top, on r. Hillcote, J. S. Wilkin- son, Esq. ; and Brook Hill House, D'Ewes Coke, Esq. Alfreton, within 1 M. of, on 1. Carnfield Hall, — Wilson, Esq. At Alfreton, Rev. H. Case Morewood. Wtngfield, on 1. is Wingfield Manor, Col Halton. Hottstandell Bridge, on 1. is Alder- waslee Hall, F. Hurt, Esq. Wirksworth, on r. at Wood End, Jas. Swettenham, Esq.; and Willcsley Castle, R. Arkwright, Esq. Carsington, near, on 1. Hoptou Hall, Philip Gell, Esq. Kniveton, 3 M. on 1. is Tissington, Sir Henry Fitzherbert, Bart. For Seats from Ashburn to Uttoxeter see p. 616. R. 154. — Gainsborough to Leek. to "WORKSOP', p. 7%6 Whit welT— Church, Derbysh M. beyond, on r. to Ro- 1. to Ilf M. ! i:- 39- 50 7 58J4 671 ihcrham, \ \ ; on Mansfield, n|. Barlborough* On r. to Sheffield^ Siaveley* prima ngton" ^lESTFRMELir \On r. to Sheffield, i:]m.; I on 1. to Mansfield, ii\; Nottingham, 56^; and Derby, 24I. 5\5 2 J -4 16 7 5 20 23 27 294 * 2 733] CROSS ROADS. [734 1 M. beyond Chesterfield, on 1. to Matlock, MM, •"Brampton Winley Beyond, on r. to Tideswell, 10 M. Baslow" Cross the Derwent R. Near Hasop, on r. to Shef- field, 13^ m. ; on 1. to Bakewell, 3^. Hasop" Ash ford* On r. to Tidesicell, 51M.; ffn 1. to Bakewell, 2. Cross the Wye R. ; and on r. to Blue ton, 8^ M. Moneyash i£ M. beyond, on the r. to Button, 6£ ; on the 1. /o Ashburn, 13^. Crankston Grange Crowdy Cote p LONGNOR, Sta#: 0« r. to Buxton, 6 M. ; on 1. £0 Cheadle, 16. Harding's Booth 2 M. beyond, on the r. to Buxton, 6%. UpperHulme" Newlnn PLEEK— Church 40 J9 Cliesterfield, near, on r. is Duraut Hall, Adam Slater, Esq. End of Chesterfield, on r. Mrs. Cock, and A. L. Maynard, Esq. Baslow, about 1 M. on 1. of, is Chata- worth, Duke of Devonshire. Hasop, at, Earl of Newburgh. Between Hasop and Ashford, on r. at Great Longstone, is Longstone Hall, late Robert Wright, Esq. Ashford, at, lately — Barker, Esq. — Morewood, Esq. and J. Bullock, Esq. Hulme and Leek, between, on r. are Hare Gate, Mrs. Chorley; and Ball Hay, John Dobson, Esq. R. '55- WAS. Worksop, Chesterfield, Leek. Leek to Gainsborough. Chesterfield Worksop Gainsborough -Gainsborough Manchester. Worksop, through, on 1. is Worksop Manor, Earl of Surrey. Whitwell, 2 M. beyond, on 1. Southgate House, Henry Bowden, Esq. Barlborough, 1 M. on r. is Bariborough Hall, C.H.Rhodes, Esq.; on the 1. is Romley Hall, Rev. Mr. Hill. Staveley, 2 M. on r. of, is Reneshaw Hall, Sir George Sitwell, Bart. Bri?nington, on the 1. of, are Tapton Grove, Mrs. Bilbie ; and Tapton House, Isaac Wilkinson, Esq. to PWORKSOP*, ^.730 Whitwell*— Church, Derbyshire 2 ML. beyond, on r. to Ro- therham, 1 1 j on 1. to Mansfield, 1 if. Barlborough* On r. to Sheffield, 1 1 \ M. i Staveley* Brimington" ^CHESTERFIELD* On r. to Sheffield, \z\ M.; on 1. to Mansfield, 1 2 Nottingliam, 26k ; and Derby, 24A. 1 M. beyondChesterfield, on 1. to Matlock, 11M. pBrampton Winley Beyond, on r. to Tides- icell, io M. Baslow" Cross the Derwent R. Within I m. of Calver, on 1. to Bakewell, 4. Calver" On r. to Sheffield, i:m. Stony Middleton Wardlow Myers -T. G. On I. to Bakewell, 5^ M. Within ± M. of Tideswell, on the r. to Chapel on le Frith, 7M. 2 2 to 16 20 40 735] CROSS ROADS. [736 TIDES WELL" On r. to Chapel on le Frith, Hargate Wall Hill" Fairfield "Buxton Thence to 'MANCHESTER, as p. 375 M F M 2 ~ 4 8 2 1 5° 4 - 54 i ~" 55 2 2 3 77 Tideswell, i£m. beyond, on r. Weaton Hall, late S. H. Wilmot, Esq. Hargate Wall Hill, on 1. at Worm hill, Sir W. C. Bagshaw, Bart. INNS, Gainsborough, East Ret- ford, Worksop, Chesterfield, Stony Uliddieton, Tideswell, Buxton, Wha- jley, Disley, Bullock Smithy, Stock- jport, Manchester. Mavchkster to Gainsborough. Stockport Bullock Smithy Dislev Whal'ey Buxton Tideswell Stony Middletou Chesterfield Worksop East Retford Gainsborough ~~ \ 6 3 1 c \ 9 - 3 4 12 4 3 3 15 7 6| 4 u* 3 7 1 19 4 5,- 344 1 1 1 45 1 5 1£ i 1] 6c!6 7 5 6 ^ 3 9 2 77 5 R. 156. — Glasgow to Port Patrick. ^KILMARNOCK -Gow, J as p. 364 \On r. to Irvine, 6 M. ; on 1. I to Dumfries; 60. iRiccarton" Cross the Irvine R, *Bog End" Monk ton" — Crown On r. to Irvine, 6 M. Presiwick : Newton Moor-T. G. Near Ayr, on 1. to San- quhar, 3 a si. PAYR— /^ AferArt Tlience to '•Port Patrick, p. 718 1 M|S | H ■ a 1 1 I 22 1 3 7! 29 1 1 1 1 30 31 1 7 1 •'3 3 562 ! 8 9 j INNS. Glasgow, Kingswells, TCil- Imarnock, Ayr. Worhsop, through, on 1. is Worksop Manor, Earl of Surrey. IVldtwell, 2 M. beyond, on 1. South-' gate Housa, Henry Bowden, Esq. I Barlborough, 1 M. on r. Barlborough Hall, C. H. Rhodes, Esq.; on 1. is Romley Hall, Rev. Mr. Hill. Staveley, 2 M. on r. of, is Reneshtlw Hall, , Sir George Sitwell, Bart. Brimington, on 1. of, Tapton Grove, Mrs. Bilbie; and Tapton House, Isaac Wilkinson, Esq. Chesterfield, near, on r. Durant Hall, Adam Slater, Esq. End of Chesterfield, on r. Mrs. Cock, and A. L. Maynard, Esq. Baslow, about 1 M. on 1. of, is Chats- worth, Duke of Devonshire. 2 M. on 1. of Baslou; Hasop, Earl of Newburgh ; beyond which, Long-i stone Hall, late Rob. Wright, Esq.! Culver, 1 M. on r. Stoke Hall, Robert' Arkwright, Esq. ffardlow Myers, £ M. on r. Broster-' fields, Capt. Carlisle. Kilmarnock, near, on the 1. is Dean j Castle, Duke of Portland. Riccarton, on r. of, is Caprington, Sir W. Cunningham, Bart. I Of. beyond Riccarton, on the 1. are I Treesbank, Geo. Campbell, Esq. I and Craigie. W. Campbell, Esq. Bog End, on r. is Craigie House, R 1 Morris, Esq. Monkton, within 1 M. of, on the 1. is Rosemount, W. I'ullerton, Esq. On 1. of Monkton is Adamton, Robert I Reid, Esq. R.\ ^.-Glastonbury to Yeovil, Dorchester, and I Fey mouth. to Street On r. to Bridge water, 13I Near 2 M. beyond, m r. to Bridgewater, 1 3 . Littleton PSOMERTOV 737] CROSS HOADS. [733 On r. to Lang-port, 4 M. ; on 1. to Wincaunton, 16. Near Ilchester, on the 1. to Shepton Mallet, 14! M.; Castle Cory, 10 ; and Wincaunton, 13. 'PILCH ESTER Cross the Yeo R. and on r. to fbninster, um. pYEOVIL Long Bnckshead", Dor. Sydling" Maiden Newton b PDORCHESTER WEYMOUTH, asp. 84 3 4 46 2 7 29 37 -.145 6|- 2- 7NNS. Glastonbury-, Somerton, Yeovil, Dorchester, Weymouth. Somerton, at, — Pinney, Esq. Long Bnckshead, about 1 M. beyond, on 1. is Woolcomb Hall, Rev. Sir Robt. Sheffield, Bart.; on r. is Mel- bury House, Earl of Ilchesten Sydling, at, Sir J. Wyldbore Smith Bart. R. 1 (^.-Gloucester to Ludloiv. to pLEDBURY, asp. 219, 1 Herefordsh. Ledden Bridge" Cross the Ledden R. Gout Hill Castle Frome Beyond, on r. to Worces- ter, 14 M.; on 1. to Here- ford, 13. Bishops Frome Cooper's Green Junction of the Hereford Road, to Hereford, 1 3 m. Within 1 M. of Bromyard, on\. to Hereford, 13. BROMYARD On r. to Worcester, 14 M.; and Kidderminster, 2i£ : on 1. #0 Leominster, nf. Oo.« 4 5- 1 - 2 27U *S4 2I 306 a|3 36- 383 541- R. 165.— Hay to Glasbury" to Crickhnuell, I »§ M.*; and Brecon, 11. PBUALT, or BCILTH' to PABERYSTVVITH, ;,.•;. ^i ' ,,',.,. „ ,, ; iiyWitnington Brad p eld, on the r. Bradfield Hall. Arthur Young, Esq. 'Vhtlnethnm, abcut i{m, from, on r R. 166. — Hereford to Kidder- minster and Mansfield. to Aylstone Hill - — 6 Lugg Bridge" Cross the Lugg R. ; be- yond, on r. to Worcester, Withington Marsh" — T. G. isRuahbrooke Half, Lieut.-colond ! jBurley Gate" Rushbrnoke. Stoke Lacey — - — I 2 1 1 6 3 3 4 5 1 4 7 ro 745] CROSS ROADS. [740 m|i P M il On 1. to Wolver /tampion , M P M P Within i M. of Bromyard, j 8*M. on r. to Ledbury, i x. | Cross the Birmingham BROMYARD*— Falcon 4! 1 14 I Canal. On r. to Worcester, 14 m.; Great Bridge 4 49:3 on 1. fo Leominster, 11$. 1 1 Cross the Birmingham 1 \ Hedge House w \ni Canal. \ Three Gates m hm WestBromwich/ZeaM I * S° S\ 2 M.from Three Gates, on On r. to Birmingham, 4 M. i 1. /» Tenbury, 7 ; a/irf 1 ' pWEDNESBURY 1 *>|d Worcester, \i. I 1 I i Through Wednesbury , on I Cross the Teme R. j 1. to Wolver ftampton, Stanford'-^. G\ Wore. ■ 3 P |*3|3 5 >*• King's Wood 1 -t , 2 4 : 7 z M. beyond, on. the 1. to j Hundred House Inn* [r ks7 Wolverhampton, 7. "WALSALL 3 -1 5 5 ! 6 On r. to Worcester, 11 M,\ | On r. to Birmingham, 9-? i on 1. £0 Ludlow, 20. Dunley — George Inn 34 1 1 293 ML: on 1. tftf Wolver- hampton, 6 ; an// Can- i Tiirovgh Dunley, an r. to | nwrfc, 8. Worcester, ii£m.; on 1, 1 j Rnsball 1 4 57 ^ to Bewdley, 4. f>oai £/*« Severn B. Stourport* — Swan Inn 2t 1 ! 3';4 Cross the Wyrley and Es- sington Canal. z\ M. beyond, on the r. to On r. to Worcester, ic^ I i | Stone Bridge, 19; on j M.; on 1. fo Bewdleu, \. \. to Shrewsbury, 36 L "KIDDERMINSTER*— i j Cross the H'yrley and Ks- Town Hall 4j- 35:4 sington Canal. 1 M. beyond, on r. to Wor- i i Muck ley Corner 4 4 616 cester, 10. Broad Waters Inn 1 TJl ! 1 ,'3 6 |5 Cross the Wyrley and Es- sihgton Canal twice. On r. £o Stourbridge, 6£ j i i Pipe Hill 1 2\ 63- M. [43 : l]. Whittington 1 1 ! 39: ' Sandy Way ^plkh FIELD 1 3 63 3 3 64 6 Stewponey 1 •» ,405 b T)ERBY, as p. 620 1 2 3 6 88 4 Cross the Stourbridge Ca- ! PALFRETON, a* p." 413 13; 4 t :. - nal. 1 "MANSFIELD, a* />. 73 i,j Halfcot — 4 41 1 730 9 1 - 1 11 1 1- Cross the Slour B. ■ ! Kind's S win ford 2J4 43 5 /A 7 VS. Hereford, Broi vya rd, Ilun- On 1. to Wolverhampton, 7 \, i fired House, Kidclcrmin sta , Stour- M.j on r. ^ Stourbridge, i i bridge, Dudley, VVaU'dil , I lchfteld, zK: 1 M. before Dudley ', en r. to Stourbridge; 4! ; and just before Dudley, j Burton upon Trent. Derb) ,B ansficld. d. "I «|4 * 33 6 4! 46 2 - 55 a it 64 3 Mansfield to Ha Derby (fn on r. to Hales Owen, 5. pDUDLEY, ^r». s i~ 4 6 5 Burton upon Trent Lichfield 1 1 1 : On r. rfo Birmingham, 10 M.; on 1. #0 Wolverhamp- Walsall Dudley 9 ton, 6. Dudley Port 1 3 148- Kidderminster Hundred House Inn 1 1 9 1 75 4 On r. to Birmingham, 8 M. i 1 Bromyard T I • 1 6 967 'l TMJ- Horsley Heath", Staff'. — 7 i 4 8! 7 Hereford 1 1 747] CROSS ROADS. [748 MiF 54 2 l - 22 4. -4-3- -3 Lugo Bridge, beyond, on r. is New Court, Rev Mr Lilly j^; h Sinton— Sow*™ JV\thwgton Marsh, John Apperley, 5! *_. Burl*, Gate, the Seats of the Rev. Mr , Branstord Hath way and J. WesUvood, Esq. Bratisford Budge— Fox Bromyard, z m. on r. is Clatter Park, Chws >/>e Terne R. R. S. Dannie, Esq.; and Brock-, Hush wick's Green hampton, John Barneby, Esq. ttSt. John's — Swan Stanford, near, is Stanford Hall, Sir, (}u r> t o Upton, to m.; a«rf Thomas Edward Wilmington, fl J je dbury, 13: on I. to Bart - |! Bromyard, 14. Hundred House Inn, on I. of the, ^Through St. John's, on 1. Abberley Lodge, R.Bromley, Esq. to Tenburv, zz n.; and 1 M. on r. of the Hundred House Inan Bewdiev *K. is Witley Court, Lord Foley. \\ Crnss fhe $ ev ^ n R Slovrport Bridge, near, on I. Areley/cbp^QRCESTER'-^Oow House, Rev. Reginald Pyndar; and;; Fernhall Heath Upper Areley Hall, Earl of Mount-; bpnpQT'rwTCH uorns. \fJn \. to Bewdlry, i;m.: i§ M. on 1. of Stourport are Spring] , ._, _ 2 w ~ c 1 ci r c 11 and Jiromessrrove, 6. Grove, Samuel Skev, Esq.; Sand-: r , , • ' bourn, J. Soky, Esq.; and Winter- jFeckenham dyne, W. M. Moseley, Esq. P ALCESTER, JFarv. Kiddenninstcr, near, on the 1. are; ,, T ».Z"T^ ~ r TTTr Woodneld House, John CooperJ! /A A.9. Hereford,^ orcester,Droit- Esq.; and Biake Brook, J. Jeffreys,,* 1 ™' Alcestcr. Esq. 1 M. on r. of Kiddninintter , Commer- Egzfr/nn, near z m. on r. of, Canon ton, James Hooraan, Esq.; and 1 ! Frome, R. Cope Hopton, Esq. Park Hall, Jacob Turner, Esq. -Worcester, i^M-from, on r. Perdis- Hn-slcy Heathy near, Horsley House, jj well, H. Wakeman, Esq J. Amphlett, Esq. ' 7|- %4 3 I 7H47h R. i67.-Hereford to MreofcriL, Poplar Green R. 168 — Hertford to Helwyn. and Akaler to Aylstone Hill Lugg Bridge Chics ffc< Lugg R. fcf M. /ram />!/*:;«- Bridge, on 1. fo Rrnmi/ard, 1 1. Shucknell— 7 ; . G. Eggletou" Five Bridges rV«W5 Me Frome R. Frog End On r. to Ledbury, 8 m.; o« I. /o Bromyard, z\. Fromes Hill — T.G. Stifford Bridge — Seven Stars M F — - 2 — '> Tew in Green* M F Digswell Water" — 6 Ctatt rAe Maran R. 2 - p\VeKvyn" 9 2 1 3 3 INNS. Hertford, Welwvn. PopUtr Green, near, on 1. Panshangcr, EarK osvper; andCole GreenPaik, Earl Downer. Truin Green, on 1. is Tewin Water, j Henry Cowper, Esq. ■Between Tewin Green and Dig Water, at 1 m. on the 1. is Di^pwrell :; ' House, Hon. Spencer ( "owner. ^|{■ r ^•J^tyn, near, on r. is Lorkley?, — Mackenzie, Esq. 749] CROSS ROADS. [750| R. 169.' Hinckley de la Zouch, to Ashby to Stapleton Cadeby Osbaston" Nailston Ibstock Ravenstone On r. to Leicester, 14 M "ASH BY DE LA ZOUCH M F M 3 5 7 8 2 I I 4 6 2 2 10 2 j '3 3 - 16 INNS. Hinckley, Ashby. Osbaston, at, on r. is Osbaston Hall, Josias Twiselton, Esq. R. 1 70. — Hoddesdon to Hitchin and Ale I ton Mowbray. Broadwater", as p. 479 On 1. to Hatfield, 10 m, "STEVENAGE* On r. to Baidock, 6 M. Little Wymondley HITCHIN" (Thence to Melton Mow- bray, a*/?. 379— 7 1$ M.) pRUTHIN" Bettwys-gwerfylgoch Llanfawr, Merion. PBALA' M F M F c, - zc - 10 2 30 2 7 1 1 37 38 2 4 INNS. thin, Bala. Holywell, Denbigh, Rh- »3 Caerwys, about 1 M. beyond, on r. is Maesmynan, Sir Thomas Mostyn, Bart. ; and about 4 M. on 1. near Nannerch, Thos. Mostyn Edwards, Esq. ; and near it, Penbedw, Mrs. Williams. Pont Ruffydd, on r. is Pont Ruffyd Hall, Mrs. Lloyd; on 1. Lleweney Hall, Wm. Lewis Hughes, Esq. Llanrhaiadr, about 3 M. on the 1. near Llangwyfan, Vrun-iw, John Ma- docks, Esq. Ruthin, about 3 M. on r. is Pool Park, Lord Bagot. Bala, on r. is Rhiwlas, Rich. Thelwall Price, Esq. INNS. Hitchin. Hoddesdon, Stevenage, Broadwater, Wm. Whittington, Esq. On 1. of Broadwater is Knebworth House, Mrs. Bulver Lytton ; on rJ is Sheephall Bury, — Heathcote,! Esq.; beyond is Aston House, — j Darby, Esq. ; and at a further Dis-! tance is Bennington Place, Cheshyre, Esq. Stevenage, 3 M. on 1. Temple DinsleyJ Joseph Darton, Esq. ; and Preston Castle, J.V. Hinde, Esq. Hitchin, 3 M. on 1. is Offley Place, — Burrows, Esq. At Hitchin, on 1. is Hitchin Priorv, E.H. Delme Radciiffe, Esq. R. 171. — Holywell to Bala to Caerwys* Pont Ruffydd" 3 4 "pDENBIGH, Dcnb. 3 4 Llanrhaiadr" 3 - 5 4 jc R. 172. — Honiton" to Tiverton and Barnstaple, to Awliscombe" Badford Cross Blue Ball" Cross the Culm R. pCOLLUMPTON" On r. to Taunton, n M.; on 1. to Exeter, 1 2. Near Tiverton, on the 1. to Exeter, 13$ ML : on the r. to Taunton, 21 ; and Bampton, 6^. bp'lTVERTON Thence to tpBARNSTAPLE, p. iti 16 46 INNS. Tiverton. Honiton, Collumpton, Honiton, beyond, on the r. is Tracey House, H. G. Lott, Esq.; and 1 M. further is Woodbine Hill, Miss Graves. Awliscombe, 1 M. on r. is Woolford Lodge, Mrs. Simcoe. Blue Ball, on r. Hembury Fort House, T. Graves, Esq. ; 1 M. beyond, on 51] CROSS ROADS. [752 r. are The Grange, Francis Rose Drew, Esq.; and Mont rath House, Mrs. Walrond. Collumpton, x M. beyond, onl. Hilles- down,Rob.Radcliffe, Esq.; on r. is Tidcombe House, -Andrews, Esq. \\ 0nl ' t t, Q '^ ro °^ 8 M ' I and lonlridge, 19. 'MlASTINGS^p. 24 Etchingham Cross the Rother R. p Hurst Green m s 1 1 \S '74 18 18, 1 R. 173. — Horsham to Hastings, (her St. f canard's Furestfo M |F Hand Cross On \. to London, 34$ m Staplefield Common" 1 Whiteman's Green* vCUCKFlELD* On r. to Brighton, 14$ m. Hatchgate" k Mi further, on tin: r. to Bright an, 15L Lindfield" On i. to London, 37 m. Upper Hookland (J'pjper Pelting Bridge Peilin^ Bridge [Chailey Ion" On r. to Brighton, i6$M-.: on \. to Ism don, through East Grins ted, 41. Xewick Green" Gold Bridge Oow the Oust /?. rafaresfiek? On 1. to East Grinstead, 1 1 M.; TVesterha7n,zc; and Tonbridge Wells, 15^. Nephnm Bridge On 1. to Tonbridge Wells, 1 64; on r. to Lewes, 9. Rimed Bridge & T. G. 1 Pound Green .1 -i M. beyond, on 1. to 7on- bridge Wells, 1 1 . Chequer Gate House" Cross in Hand-T. G." Beyond, on the r. to £ IpTENBURV— Su'c>« />m 9 5 121 f4]7 '75 INNS. Kidderminster, Tenburv. Stourport Bridge, beyond, on r. Areley House, Rev. Reginald Pyndar. Hundred House, on 1. of the, is Ab- berley Lodge, R. Bromley, Esq. ; and on the same Side, Witley Court, Lord Foley. Yardiston, at, Yardiston House, Win, Smith, Esq. 759] CROSS ROADS. [760 ' R. i83.-KiMBOLTON"to Bedford. M F M TopofParkLane-T.G. _ I Pertenhall", Bedfordsh. — 4 2 Keysoe — Church 2 4 4 Bonhurst— T. G. 2 - 6 Wilden" I - 7 b PBEDFORD 4 4 I 2 Kimbolton, on the r.Kimbolton Castle, Duke of Manchester; on 1. Stonely Hall, Rev. Henry Welstead. Pertenhall, at, Professor Martyn. JVilden, on 1. is Wilden Shrubbery, Capt. Browne. Kettlesing Hopper Lane Blubber Houses Summerscales Hazlewood Bolton Bridge" Cross the TVharfc R. PSKIPR)N KENDAL, as p. 4-5 M Fi 7 2 1 IS 5|4| 45I5 M F 9 4 n 4 124 16- 16 4 .8 R. 184. — Kingston* to Staines. to Hampton Court" — King's Arms, Mtdrf. On r. through Bushy Park to Brentford, 5 M. p Hampton" pSunbury" — George Ashford Ford Bridge Over a Branch of the R. Coin PSTAINES 7NNS. Harrowgate, Hopper Lane, Bolton Bridge, Skipton. — - 1 4 I 3 7 5 2 4 A 3 1 g 9 3 Bolton Bridge, $ M. on r. the Ruins of Bolton Abbey, Duke of Devon- shire ; a little beyond, Bolton Park ; and 1 m. on 1. Fairfield Hall, Rev. Mr. Pennv. II. 186.— Lancaster" to Pierce Bridge and Durham. to Melling", as p. 777 Cross the Greta R. 1 m. beyond Me/ling, on 1. to Kirkby Lonsdale, 3^. Cransrield" Black Burton", York. 2 INNS. Kingston, Hampton Court,' I Wilson Wood 1 Hampton, Staines. Kingston, a little beyond, on the l.| is — Faucett, Esq. Hampton Court, at, the Palace ; and| on r. is Bushy Park, the Duke of Clarence ; and jM.on r. of Hamp- ton Court, Strawberry Hill, Earl Waldegrave. Hampton, on r. adjoining the Town, is Mrs. Garrick, Relict of David Garrick, Esq. Sunbury, near, on r. Kempton Park, F. Manners, Esq.; and further on, 1 on r. Hanworth House, late James Wyatt, Esq.: on 1. Win. Blake, Esq. R. 185. — Knaresborough to Skipton. to High Harrowgate Orel, to Oilry, n£: z M further, on r. to Ripley 2 : on 1. to (Jtley, io§. mil, in 1 m. of Ingleton, on 1. to Kirkby Lonsdale, 7 M.; and cross the Wen- ning R. ''Ingleton" On r. to Settle, ip 11. 'UAYVES Bainbridge Cross the Ure R. ; and on 1. to Scdbeigh, 15; and Kirkby Stephen, \6. ASKRIGG Carper by Red mi re" Within 1 M. of Halfpenny i House, on v.toLeybvrn,i. , Halfpenny House ! Cross the Swale R. RICHMOND" On r. to Leaning, 12 M.; i 8 hor 4 e. On r. to Tewkesbury ', 7 M.; on 1. to Worcester, 9. The Barton" Woodcot pPERSHORE INNS. Ledbury, Dp Upton, 1 m. un 1. The Hyde, James Skey, Esq.: on the r. Mrs. Martin; and Hanley Castle, Thomas Rus- sell, Esq. The Barton, 1 M. beyond, on the 1. is Crome Park, Earl of Coventry. R. 189. — Leeds to Newcastle, by Harrowgnte and Catterick. to b pRIPON, as p. 387 Crow the Vie R. York Gate Catterick Bridge, as p 355 . l 5 Croft Bridge 10 Thence to h NEWCASTLE, *5/>. 4 5i 45* 3^_ z 9 4 JJVNS. Leeds, Harevvood, Har- rowgate, Lower Harrowgate, Ripley, Ripon, Catterick, Darlington, Rushy- ford, Durham, Newcastle. INN S. Leeds, Se lby. Whitchurch, 1 m. on r. of, is Temple Newshani, Marquis of Hertford; on 1. ^usthorpc Hall, Miss Scott. West Gurfnrth, within 1 M. of, and | M. on 1. Barrowby, Chas. Smith, Esq. Between West Garforth and fitter Hawse, 1 >i. on r. at Kippax, T. Medhurst, Esq.; beyond which ig Kippax Park, J. Bland, Esq. ! Letter House, z\ M. on 1. of, Parling- ton, Rich. Oliver Gascoigne, Esq Peekfield Common, on r. of, Ledstou Lodge, Witt. Smithson, Esq. ; and Ledston Hall, Christopher Wilson, Esq. Hambleton, on r. Brooke Osbaldes ton, Esq. R. 191. — Lewes to East and South Bourne. R. 190. — Leeds to Selby. to Hal ton Dial— T. G. On 1. to Tadcasicr, i:n. Halton Whitchurch" West Garforjjb" On r. to Wakefield, 11 m. Letter House' Peekfield Common" — Boot and Shoe On 1. to Abherford, 4 M. i£ M. beyond, our. to Fer- rybridge, 4. Within 1 M. of Mmick Fry- ston, on the r. to Ferry- bridge, 4; on 1. to Tad- carter, 9. Monck Fiystou Hambleton' Thorpe Willaby rvFLRv I- 1 —is 23 3- 4- 6- 94 ^3 3 165; t'S 1 to Ringmer 1 M. beyond, on 1. to Ton- bridge WeUs, 21^. Laughlon Pound 1$ at. beyond Latighfo* Pound, nu the 1. to East Grinsted, : 8 . .\ ear tlorsc Bridge, ?>n 1. to Tonhridge It ells, \ 9 m. Horse Bridge' Oh 1. |p Tonhridge Wells, 20 >i. Swine's Hill On r. *o Lewes, n M.; fl Sftfa rtt 1. //1 JfaUstt/im, *£■ G"QAS f/ie Cuckmere E. \ M. beyond, on 1. tfo /faY- te/, n m.; beyond, on 1. /r, Hails h/tm, .£. Willingdon* Nfeast Bourne- South Bourne" 3.6 47 5 : , ! ! i I f 4 2 ,-. -|6| MT 2 <4;5 »S7 '77 tlVWS. Lewes, Horse Bridge., East Bourne. Horse Bridge, on 1. of, i* The Broad .1. Mason, Esq. If "'1'iiv c iott, on I. Ratten Lodjfe., I. F.' Thomas, Esq. ?05] CROSS ROADS. [706 East Bourne, x m. onr. of, is Friston Place, Mrs. Medley ; and at South Bourne, on r. Compton Place, Lord G. A. H. Cavendish. & 192. — Lewisham" Guildford. to South End" On 1. to Bromley, 3 M. Beckenha m* — Church Through Beckenham, on r, to London, 8 M. Aimers End Green, Surrey f CROYDON*-- College On r. to London, 9$ m.; on \ 1. to Codslone, 9 A. Whaddon* Beddington* — Plough Ca rglia] 1 ot 1 —Grey kou rid button" On r. fo London, n£ w.; ■ 3*3-4 Thence to •'Buxton, as p. 734 Thence to ^"LIVERPOOL, as p. 77^, 77i 2 5 \6 'INNS. Chesterfield, Stony Mid dleton, Tideswell, Buxton. PSOUTIIWELL", asp. 48 2 —M. H. Halam Eddingley* — Church Fa rns field — Church ~\ Stag Inn 41 Sherwood Inn [On r. through Kirhlington, to Newark, 1 «; M. "MANSFIELD*—./!/. H. On r. ta Rotherham, 20 M. ; JJntsorer, 7^; oxrf Chest erf Idd, 12: onl. fo Nottingham, 14; ««t/ Derby , 29. 1 M. //-o/vj Mansfield, on 1 /o Alfreton, 8. Skegby" Tibshelf, Derby sh. [Morton Stretton |Om r. toChesterjield, 6|m.; j on 1. /o Derby, 17^. Butterley !iV(?«r Tansley, 071 1. to „7- j freton, 6 M, Tansley ,1'Matlock 'On r. to Chesterfield, 1 1 iu.; I ffwrf Bakewell, 9. :CVo&s Me Derwent R.; on I r. to IFinster, 5 M. Matlock Bath .ft. 195.— Lincoln to Manchester. to vMAXSFIELD, r/.v Route 196 ^CHESTERFIELD, «.v /> 3'83-4 MANCHESTER, as /> 734-5 45 3 6 9 4 54 INNS, Lincoln, Newark, South- well, Mansfield, Matlock. Matlock Baiii to Lincoln. R. 196. — Lincoln to Newark, Mansfield, and Matlock Bath. to Bracebridge Cross- the Old fVitkam R. Halfway House* H»NEWARK_- Cross, Nott. Matlock Mansfield Southwell Newark Lincoln — - 2 1 5 17 12 3 30 7 7 38 l« 1 54 Halfway House, 1 M. on 1. is Thurlby Hall,* Gen. Sir G. Bromhead, Bart. Newark, within 2 M. oh'r. Winthorpe Hall, Roger Pocklington, Esq. 2 Near Newark, on r. at Langford, are Slingsby Duncombe, Esq. ; and I Langford Hall, Thos. Duncombf I I Esq. 769-) CROSS ROAbS. [770 For Seats between Newark and South well see p. 482. Southwell, 1 m. beyond, on r. is Nor wood Park, Sir R. Sutton. Eddingley, on the r. at Kirklington Admiral Frank ; 2 m. beyond which, at Winkborn, Peter Pegg Burnell Esq. Mansfield, within 1 m. onl. Bury Hill T. Walker, Esq. : on r. Mansfield Wood House, J. Need, Esq.; and The Villa, J. Coke, Esq. Near 1 m. on r. of Mansfield is Sher- wood Hall, Henry Coape, Esq. Skegby, T. Lindley, Esq. 1 M. from Skegby, and 2 on r. Hard- wick Hall, Duke of Devonshire— where Mary Queen of Scots was confined. R. 197. — Another Road to Matlock Bath. to PMANSFIELD, as p. 768 Wigwell, p. 730, 731 PCROMFORD" Matlock Bath M F M ~ 36 l 7 2 53 2 4 5* — 4 56 Cromford, in, on the r. Rock House, Richard Arkwright, Esq. On the r. of Cromford are Willesley Castle, R. Arkwright, Esq.; and Woodend House, James Swetten- ham, Esq. R. 198. — Lincoln to East Retford. to Haddon Bridge Saxilby Cross tJie New Naviga- tion. Newton Cross the Trent R. j Dunham, Nott. 1 4 Darlton 24 East Markham 2 Mark ham Moor-r. G. 1 On\. to Tuxford, 2 M. Gamston , fc PEAST RETFORD 10 JNNS. Lincoln, East Retford. R. 199. — Lichfield to Ashlurn. to King's Bromley" Yoxall Bridge Cross the B'ythe R. Yoxall' Draycott* Cross the Dove R. Sudbury", Derbysh. On r. to Derby, 13^ m.; i m. beyond, on 1. to Ut- toxeter, 4^. Little Cubley Big Cubley Darley Moor Clifton "ASHBURN INNS. Lichfield, Sudbury ,Ashburn. King's Bromley, at, is Bromley Hall John Lane, Esq. Yoxall, about 4 m. on r. is Wichnor Park and Lodge, — Levett, Esq. 2 m. beyond Yoxall, on r. see Yoxall Lodge, Rev. T. Gisborne ; and 1 M. further to r. see Brickley Lodge, Edward Sneyd, Esq. Drayeott, within 2 M. see on 1. Eland Lodge, T. Hall, Esq. ; and a little further to 1. is Hollybush Hall, T. Hall, Esq.; and nearly opposite, see New Lodge, R. J. Harpur, Esq. Sudbury, beyond, on the 1. Sudbury House, Lord Vernon ; 2 M. fur ther, on 1. Doveridge House, Lord Waterpark. R. 200. — Liverpool to Bir- mingham, through Stafford. to pSTONE, as p. 304— 300 Cross the Trent R. On r. to Eccleshail, 6 M. Little Aston On 1. to Sandon, 4^ M.; on r. to Eccleshail, 7. ^STAFFORD Weeping Cross — - 6't 2 1 67 5 2 - 72 74 3 D B7U CROSS ROADS. [772 On 1. to Wolseley Bridge, Crab Mill Seven Stars Brockton Gate" Huntington ^Cannock" O/i r. to Wolverhampton, 9 M. Church Bridge On r. to Shreicsbwy, 3 1 ' M. ; on the 1. to Ston* ! Bridge, zzk M. Great Wyrley Ooi* rAe Wyrley and Es- sington Canal. Bloxwich "WALSALL 0/* r. to WokerltXitnpton , 6 m. Theme to : BIRMINGHAM, .27 1 ' M F M F -MP 3 W 5 76 6 -H84 1 4 ;« 5 H 6 9c ?9 /A 7 AS. Stafford, Walsall. Brockton Gate, on the 1. at Brockton, Sir G. Chetwynd, Bart. Cannock, about 2 M. on r. Teddesley Coppice, T. Littleton, Esq. At Cannock are Win. Gary, J. Perrot, M. Walhouse, H. Vernon, P. Hus- sey, and R. Gildart, Esq. /?. 201. — Liverpool to Preston and Carlisle. *>pPRESTON, as p. n j — (The,v:e to Lancaster and Carlisle, as p. 331.) J.' R. 202. — Liverpool to Buxton and Sheffield. Monk's Heath, as to p- 304, 303 Birtles" Pepper Street Long Moss On 1. to Chapel on le Frith \z\ M. ; and Stockport 12 : onr. to f^ettk, 1 1 \. pMACCLESFI cLLl) 4' Walker's Barn New Inn Stonyway Gate On r. to Ccnglcton, 9$ M. Moss House On 1. to Stockport, 16 M. : 071 r. to Bakewell, 9 ; Ashburn, zo£ ; Cheadle, 22 ; and Leek, 12. pBuxton — Crescent, Derby sh. Fairfield On \. to Chapel on le Frith, 6| M. pTIDESWELL 1 M. beyond Tides-well, on I. through Hucklow, to Sheffield, 17 M. ; and Chapel on le Frith, 6$. On r. to Bakewell, <; m. Wardlow Mires -T. G. Stoney Middleton Beyond Stoney Middleton, on r. to Chesterfield, 10 M.; and Bakewell, 4. On 1. through Hucklow, to Tideswell, 5 M. ; and Chapel on le Frith, j if Grindleford Bridge" Crow Me Derwent R. On 1. to Chapel on le Frith, 16 M. Ringing Low — T. G. Hill Top, Yorksh Beyond, on r. to Chester- field, , i$m. Little Sheffield" PSHEFFIELD M F 3- 1.6 II 6 2 16 24 24 Birtles, near, on the 1. Birtles Hall, R. Hibbeit, Esq. ■ Wardlow Mires, on the I. is Broster- i field, Capt. Carlisle. 1 Within 1 M. of Grindleford Bridge). j on r. is Stoke Hall, Robert Ark- wright, Esq. Within \\ M. of Little Sheffield, on r. I is Banner Cross, Gen. Murray. 'Little Sheffield, about \ M. from, on| 1. is Shanowhead, Rev. Mr. Mac-j kenzie. 77*] CROSS ROADS. \J7A R. 203. LlVEUPOOL to Rather - M 1 1 M F ham and Doncaster. 0/» r. to Huddersfield, 5 : 1 M F 1 mIf! m "> an d Wakefield, 16: to SHEFFIELD, asp.77^\~~ b PDON CASTER, asp.6zo\\i 1 1 9 4l" on I. to Skipton, 2 1 . _JHay!ey Hill— T. G. I 65 3 - 'Booths Town i > 66 t M. 204. — Liverpool to Knotty Ash" " to ffulL -i 4 5 , j Coach and Horses 1 2 673 On r. through Cuerdley to 1 Beggarington 2 67 5 Warrington, UH. ! Clayton Heights -Old vPRESCOT-LegsofMan 3 7 8 j Dolphin Inn I t 693 On 1. to Wigan, i6£ M. Great Horton I •} 712 Rainhill" 3 - I I "BRADFORD" I t 73 3 Bold" 1 5 lit > | On r. to Huddersfield, 10$ Sankey 2 7 yjj j M.; and Halifax, B$. J little before Sankey Within 2 M, of Stanmg- Bridge, on r. through ley, on 1. to Olley, 9 ; Cuerdley, to Liverpool, on r. to Dudley Hill, z. 14 M. IStaningley" 4 1 771 Sankey Bridge j 1 16 c > Cross the Leeds and Li- Cross the Sankey Navi- verpool Canal. gation. Kirkstall Bridge" 2 < 80 r "WARRINGTON' 1 4 18 ; . | Cross the Aire R. Thence to j pLEEDS 3- - 83 1 pMAN.CHESTER, as p. On r. to Hudder, 'yield, 1 5 § 679 18 6\ 37- M.; and Wakefield, 9: pROCHDALE'— Cross, on 1. to Otley, 10 : mid as p. 426 1 3 - 50. Harrow gate, 15. On 1. to Burnley, 14^ M. Halton— T. G. % 2!: 854 Small Bridge 1 5 5 1 . I iO/i r. to Selby, iy\ m. Hundersiield-G. Man — 4 S 2 iSeacroft" * ; t 873 Featherston __ 6 52; 7 lOrer /FAm TJ/oor. Near Littleborough, on 1. Kidhall Inn 3 ; t 91 1 to Burnley, 14 M. '2 M. beyond, on r. to .Ftfr- Littlsborough'-Fa/coTZ ry bridge, 10$; 107 1 Baitings, Yorhh. Soyland Ripponden On r. to Huddcrsfield, 2 5I 56s Thence to 1 -| S7\2 4 59- \ "PHULL, asp. 493 38 < r 146-- INNS. Liverpool, Fresco rington, Irlam, Manchester, t, War- Roch- 9 M. dale, Littleboro', Halifax, Bradford, §ov/erhy-Triangklnn 1 3 603 J f 9 v * ™-f Leeds, Tadcaster, York. Sowerby B ridge*- T.G. 1 $! 62- Cross the Colder P. York to Liverpool. Causeway Wharf Inn — 3 623 i Tadcaster , 96 King Cross" — T. G. 1 r 634 r Leeds *4 3 24- On I. to Burnley, zok M.; Bradford 9 ^ 33 6 and Black hum , 12, Halifax 8 5 4 2 3 ►HALIFAX- TV**' bm 1 t 64 £ Littleborough 11 1 514-1 3 D 2 77^ CROSS ROADS. [770 Rochdale Manchester Irlam Warrington Prescot Liverpool M F M F 3 g 57 I 13 - 70 I 8 7 79 - 9 7 88 7 1C 1 99 - 8 1 107 1 z\ m. from Kidhall Inn, New House, Sir H. Tempest, Bart. ; beyond which is Haslewood Hall, Sir Thos. Vavasour, Bart. Tadcaster, within z M. on 1. isTulston Lodge, Tho. Duncombe, Esq.; and about i£ m. on r. Grimston House, Gen. Sir John Craddock. R. 205. Liverpool Holyhead. Cross the Mersey. to the New Ferry, Cheshire Great Bebbington Great Neston pParkgate Cross the R. Dee to l'HOLYWELL, Flintshire Thence to PHOLYHEAD, asp. 288 Liverpool, 2 M. from, on I. is Gilead House, S. Solomon, Esq. 3 M. from Liverpool, on r. is Fairfield, E. Faukener, Esq. Knotty Ash, £>i.from, on r. is High- field, T.Park, Esq. ; and Onk Hill, Jos. Lee, Esq. Prescot, within 1 M. on r. Red Hazel, J. Birch, Esq. On 1. of Prescot, Knowsley Park, Earl of Derby. Rainhill, about 1* M. on r. Red Hall, Richard Willis, Esq. Bold, at, is Bold Hall, Mrs. Bold. H r anington, on 1. is Bank Hall, Peter Patten, Esq. For Seats between Warrington and Manchester seep. 680. For Seats between Manchester and Rochdale see p. 426. A little beyond Rochdale, on the 1. is Foxholes, John Entwistle, Esq. : and Hamer, James Roydes, Esq. Littleborough, on 1. is Townhouse, W Newhall, Esq. § if. beyond Littleborough, on 1. is Pike House, R. Beswicke, Esq. Sowerby Bridge, near, on 1. is White |Whalley .Nab Windows, the late Joseph Priestley, Esq. King Cross, on 1. is Willow Hall, late Edw. Lodge, Esq.; on r. Pya Nest, John Edwards, Esq. Bradford, thro', on r. E.Peckover, Esq. Staningley, on 1. over the R. Aire, is Horsforth, Thos. Lloyd, Esq. Kirhstall Bridge, before, on r. Wither, R.P.Todd, Esq.; 1 m. further to r. is Armley Rigg, Mrs. Rhodes. Halton T. G. beyond, on 1. Killing- beck Hall, — Hanson, Esq. Seacroft, on 1. Jas. Farrer, Esq. About 1 M. from Seacroft, on r. Mor- rlck House, — Gray, Esq. Kidhall Inn, i§ M. from, £ M. to 1. is Bramham Park, Wm. Fox, Esq.; on r.Becca House, Mrs.Markham. to /2.2c6.-Liverpool to Hull, thro' Skipton and Harrowgate. to b PPRESTON, p. Cross the Ribble R. Walton le Dale Cuerdale Turner Green Mcllor 777 Cross the Ribble R. jWhalley KCLITHEROE* \On 1. to iMncaster, 26 M. IP SKIPTON and <*KNARESBORO'\ J as p. 6(jy, Yorksh. Flaxby 1 M. beyond, on 1. to Boro'- bridge, 5 M. ; \ M. fur- ther, on v.tofVctherby,6. Allerton Royal", or Thornville Green Hammerton" Skipbridge Cross the R. Nidd. WORK h PHULL, asp. 493 -i - »4 2- aM 2- 7 - — ■ 4 _ 31 33 35 37 39 46 — 1 4 32 1.6 38 7 9 6|6 100- roi 6 nc- 148-7 im CROSS ROADS. [778 INNS. LiverpooljOrmskirk, Burs- cough Bridge, Preston, Clitheroe, Skipton, Hopper Laue, High Har- rowgate, Knaresboro', York, Barnby, Pockliugton, Market Weighton, Be- verley, Hull. Clitheroe, 3 M. on 1. Browsholme Hall, T. L. Parker, Esq. Knaresborough, the Castle ; Dripping Well ; St. Robert's Chapel, hewn out of a Rock. J Her ton Royal, or Thornville, on 1. Lord Stourton. Green Hammerton, on the r. is Kirk Hanimerton, — Thompson, Esq. R. 207. — Liverpool to New- castle and Shields, by Preston, Lancaster, Durham, &c. to Kirkdale p Walton— !T. G. Cross the Leeds and Li- verpool Canal. Old Roan Cross the Alt R. and Leeds and Liverpool Canal. Maghull" Aughton"— T. G. PORMSK1RK* Burscough— T. G.' Burscough Bridge Cross the Leeds and Li- verpool Canal. Rufford" Sollom Ram's Head Inn Tarleton Bridge" Cross the Douglas R. Much Hool Little Hool* Walmer Bridge Longton" Penwortham Bridge" Cross the *Ribble R. and Lancaster Canal. "'PRESTON* Thence to "'LANCASTER*,***^ 3 » Bulk" M P M F ' 2 "l I - " 3" 3" - 6- 2 - - 8- J- - 1 1 - 2 ; • 13 2 1 - 2 - - 142 - 162 2 4 \ 186 2- - 206 I - • 21 6 — 4 I. 22 2 it 1 24- / 247 — 5 1 - 254 • 264 3^ 302 1 2 3i4 z \l 53 6 554! Caton Caton Green Claugbton Hornby" Cross the JVenning R, Melling* Cross tht Greta H. Tunstall Burrow" 1 M. beyond, on r. to Settle, 1 7^ ; on 1. to Kirhbu Lonsdale, 1 . Casterton ', Wcstm. MiddJeton Head New Bridge Over the Rother Tt.; and 1$ M. further, on 1. to Kendal, 9. rSEDBERGH", Yorhsh. rKIRKBY STEPHEN, as p. 424, J Vest m. PBROUGH, asp. 756 p Bowes, p. 356, York. On v. to Richmond, 13 M.j High Stratford Cross the Tees R. to ^BERNARD CASTLE, Durham At the End of Bernard Castle, on r. to Dar- lington, 17! M. On x. to Richmond, 13 M. PSTA1NDROF |Raby" Black Horse On r. to Darlington, 9 M. I and Richmond, 14. p\Vest Auckland" Cross the Gaunless R. St. Helen's Auckland" I'BISHOP AUCKLAND* Cross the Gaunless R. Within \tA.of Holywell House, on r. to Rich- mond, 19 M. Holywell House" Within i M. of Sunder- land Bridge, on r. to Darlington, 15 M. Sunderland Bridge" '14 2r 59 to 62 66 67 i 6 70 4 J 76 -I 77 ■ 79 ! 99 104 \ l *7 1 I ,122 127 120 130 133 133 136 56 142 141 79] CROSS ROADS. [780 Vtms the Browney and ] f-Vear Rivers. Elvett Moor 1 DURHAM •*°NEWCASTLE,«w/7..^i pSHIELDS, as p. ci 3 »4«f '47 161 i 69 INNS. Liverpool, Ormskirk. Burscough Bridge, Preston, Garstang, Lancaster, Bishop Auckland, Dur- ham, Newcastle, Shields. Fi'On I. of Preston is Tucketh Hall Bold Fleetwood Hesketh, Esq. ■ Far Seats between Preston and Lan caster aeiep r 333 -334, J Lancaster, 2k m. on r. of, Quarnmoor Park, Chas. Gibson, Esq. i?w/A, 1 M. from, on r. is Park Hall Lord Clifford. Hornby i on r. of, is Hornby Castle,! J. Marsdcn, Esq.; on i. Timothy] Parker, Esq Shields to Liverpool, [Newcastle [Durham 14 [Bishop Auckland 10 ';firough 32 jSedhergh 24 i Lancaster Garstang ! Preston [Barscougb Bridge ! Ormskirk. Liverpool + 1 nil 1 1 1 1 g 3 *3 7A Mellbig, on the r. of, is Wenningtoni Hall, Robert Hesketh, Esq. Melting; 1 m. from, on r. is Thurland! Castle, Toulmin North, Esq. Burroir, on r. of, is The Hall, T.j Fen wick, Esq. 64 5 j Casterton, on 1. of, is The Hall, W.l 89 I I K 2 126 15: 155 169 W. Cams Wilson, Esq.; and 1 M.j on 1. is Low Fields, James Harri- 3J son, Esq. 4 1 4 M. from Caster Um, on 1. Grimeshill, 6 j W. Moore, Esq. 6J Sedbergh, within 1 M. of, on 1. is Jngmire Hull, J. Upton, Esq. iMaghvll, between 2 and 3 M. on 1. is< Staindrop, 2 M. from, on 1. is Streat- nee, Henry Blundell, Esq. lam Castle, Earl of Strathmore. Jughton, 1 M. on r. Moor Hall, John /?«%,RabyCastle, Earl of Darlington. Pain, Esq. j fVest Auckland, at, is the ancient Re- Ormskirk, 1 M. on r. Cross- Hall, late sidence of the Edens. Thos. Stanley, Esq. St. Helen's Auckland, Sir Ralph Noel, 3^ M. 00 1. of ()rm J. Myers, Esq. ; and French Wood, On r. of Sunderland Bridge is Crox 1 - Thos. Starkie. Esq. i dale Hall, W. Salvia, Esq. ?8I] CROSS ROADS. (7H2 Sunderland Bridge, beyond, on 1. is New Burn Hall, Colonel Welsh. For Scats between Durham and New- castle see p. 453, 454; and thence to Shields, p. 513. R. 2o8.-Liverpool to Rochdale, Leeds, York, and Hull, thro' Wigan. to PPRESCOT, asp. 773 On r. to Manchester, 29 M. St. Helen" •►Black Brook" CVow M£ Sankey Naviga- tion. Lower Lane Ashton Cross" p Ash ton On r. to Newton, 1 M. Goose Green" Smithy Brook Cross the Douglas R. and the Leeds and Liverpool Canal. b PWIGAN* On 1. to Preston, i8£ M. ; and Chorley, 9. Cross the Leeds and Liver- pool Canal. Smithy Green Hindley Castle Hill— T. G. West Houghton Over H niton* On 1. to Chorley, 9! M. Middle Hulton On r. to Manchester', iom.; and Newton, 10. "BOLTON* On r. ta Manchester, 1 1 § M . ; on 1. £0 Chorley, 1 1^. Starling Cross the Haslingden Canal and Irwell R. "BURY* On r. fo Manchester, 9 m.; 4 6 — \ 53 *4 ^ 9 7 1 ; ti 6 '85] CROSS M f i M F ~t > 12 4 it > 14 2 i 4 - 15 6 24 . lb 2 2 4 so 6 i i 3 4 24 2 ijc 26 H — 13 26 3 ROADS. [78/5 Broadstone Shipton" Brocton Bourton "FMUCH WENLOCK On r. /o Bridgenorth, 8£ M . : on 1 . to Church Stret- ton > 1 iii an d Shrews- bury, \i%. pBROSELEY" On r. to Bridgenorth, 7 M. Iron Bridge" Cress the Severn R. Cole brook Dale" INNS. Ludlow, Much Wenlock, Ton Bridge. Shipton, near, Thomas Mytton, Esq. Broseley, Mrs. Wilkinson, and Rev Dr. Forester. 1 M. on r. of Broseley, A. Brodie, Esq.j In Broseley and its Neighbourhood; are Iron Works, supposed to be| the most considerable in the King dom. Iron Bridge, 2 M. on r. of the, Wm. Ferriday, Esq. Colebrook Dale, at, Jos. Reynolds, Esq. 3" U. 213.-LuDi.ow to Llandovery to 'KNIGHTON, as p. 614, Radnor sh. Norton On 1. to Presteign, 3 M. Discoed" 1 M. further, on 1. to Pres- teign, 3M. Kinnerton b 'NEW RADNOR* Llangammarch, as p. 224 — Red Lion Cwarylin Cross the Dilas R. Llwydlo-fach Llatherhir, Caerm. Talgarth-fach Abercruchan* "LLANDOVERY «9 42 5]/ INNS. Ludlow, Knighton, Smith, Llandovery. For Seats to Knighton see p. 615. Discoed, 1 m. from, on 1. ig Evenjob, Hon. Mrs. Harley. New Radnor, on 1. of, Downton, late P. Lewes, Esq. Abercruchan, near, on r. Glanbrane Sackville Gwynne, Esq. R. 214. — Ludlow* to Shiffhall to Rocks Green" Near £ in. beyond, &n r. to Cleobury, 11. The Moor" Clee Downton Clee Hills — Besom On r. to Bridgenorth, thro' Botterell Aston, io£ M. Burwalton" — Church NorthCleobury"£/Wc/j Neenton* — Church 3f pa. 'from Neenton, on r. to Ludlow, through Bot- terell, 16 iM. § ]«. further, on r. to Cleo- bury Mortimer, 13^. b PBRiDGENORTH* On 1. to Much IVenlock, %\ M.; and Broseley, 6$. Cross the Severn R. On r. to Kidderminster, 13^ M.; and Wolver- hampton, 14L Stockton" Norton Sutton Maddock Near Hem, on\. to Shrews- bury, 17 M. Hem PSHIFFNALL" m g 82 102 11b 96 2 4> 246 256 -US 6 4i 3«fz INNS. Ludlow, Bridgenorth, Shiffnafl. Ludlow, 2 m. on 1. of, on the Banks of the Teme R. Oakley Park, Hon. Robert Clive. Rocks Green, beyond, £ M. to 1. Hen- ley Hall, — Knight, Esq. 3 E 787] CROSS ROADS. [788 i£ m. beyond Rocks Green, and 2 M. to 1. Downton Hall, Sir C. W. Rouse Boughton, Bart. 77ie Moor, at, on r. — Walcot, Esq. Burualton, on 1. Capt. Hamilton. NorthCleobury, on r. — Mytton, Esq. Neenton, 1 M. beyond, and 1 M. on r. Paintree House, Tho. Pardoe, Esq. Bridgenorth, near, on r. St. James's, J. Stanier, Esq, About 2 m. from Bridgenorth, and 1 M. on r. Davenport House, W. Da- venport, Esq. ; beyond which, at Bradley, Mrs. Congreve. About z m. on the 1. of Bridgenorth is Stanley Hall, Sir T. J. Tyrwhit Jones, Bart. 3i M. from Bridgenorth, on 1. is Eud- ness, T. Barnfield, Esq. Stockton, at, Mrs. Whitmore, and Rev. Mr. Montford. Shiffno.ll, I m. on r. of, Aston Hall, J. Moultrie, Esq. : about the same Distance on 1. Manor House, Sir George Jeraingham, Bart. R. 216. — Lymington* to Poole. to Downton" Ashley Bridge I Cross Avon Waters Milton Green Chuton Bridge" ! b PCHRISTCHURCH" \ Cross the Avon R. \On r. to Ringwood, J% M. Iford Bridge" ! Cross the Stovr R. ,Bourne House iParkson, Dorset b PPOOLE M F M F — - 4 - 3 4 3 1 - 6 5 I - 7 3 4 " 1 1 3 2 r n 4 3 - 16 4 4 - 20 4 2 - 22 4 INNS. Lymington, Christchurch, Poole. R. 215. — Ludlow to Wolverhampton. to ^BRIDGENORTH />. 786 Rote 11 Wyken" Hilton* Shipley" Trescot, Staff. Wight wick $ M. further, cross the Staf- fordshire and Worcester- shire Canal. Compton pWOLVERHAMPTON M F M _ 19 2 *- 21 I - 22 I t 23 2 - *<; 2 s 28 2 - 30 1 3' 1 4 ,33 INNS. Ludlow,Bridgenorth,Wol- verhamptejj. Wyken, on 1. of, Davenport House, William Davenport, Esq; beyond which, about the same Distance on 1. at Bradley, Mrs. Congreve. Hilton, on 1. T. Smith, Esq. SMpley, near, en r. is New Inn, Mrs. Chapmen. Lymington, 1 m. from, on r. is Pries lands, Mrs. Peyton ; and on 1. Pen nington House, R.Broff, Esq. 2 M. beyond Lymington, on 1. at Yeo- vilton, R.W. Lacey, Esq.; and Bona Vista, Capt. Peyton. 3 m. from Lymington, on 1. see, at Milford, Newlands, Hon. Admiral Sir W. Cornwallis ; and at Milford, Milford House, William Reynolds Esq.; and Milford Lodge, William Gaver, Esq. Downton, before, on r. at Ley Green, — Hicks, Esq. At Chuton Bridge is Chuton House, Capt. Campbell. 1 M. beyond Chuton Bridge, on 1. High Cliffe House, — Penlease, Esq.; on r. Belvidere, J. Griffiths, Esq. ; 1 m. beyond which, Hinton House Sir G. I. Tapps, Bart. Christchurch, The Priory, John Bran- der, Esq. Iford Bridge, on 1. Stourfield, Earl of Strathmore ; on r. is Juniper House, B. Bullock, Esq, R.i 1 7.-MA idstone to Guildford, Farnham, and Winchester. ro Dltton* Lsrk field* A 6 41* 789] CROSS ROADS. [790 WrothamHeath- Royal Oak On r. through Eliham, to London, 264. m. Borough Green Ightham" Crown Point Seal" 1 1 M. from Seal, on r. to Dart ford, 1 1$ M. ; on 1. to Seven Oaks, i. Riverhead" On r. thro' Famborough, to London, 2z£ M.j on 1. to Seven Oaks, i|. Bessels Green Sundrish" Brasted" pWESTERHAM" On r. through Bromley, to London, %z M.; on 1. to Maresfield, zo\. Moorhouse, Surrey Limpsfield" On r. through Croydon, to Ijondon, 21 M.; on 1. to Maresfield, iq§. Oxtead Street' Rooksnest" Godstohe Green* On r. through Croydon, to London, 20 M. ; on 1. to East Grinsted, q|. b PBletchingley" Nut field Water Street Linkfield Street b pRYEGATE* On r. to Kingston, 14^ M.; and through Sutton to London, 2 1 ; on the 1. to Brighthcbnston, 33. Buckland" • Betchworth" Cross the ft. Mole. pDORKING" On r. through Epsom, to London, 23$ M.; on\. to Horsluim, 13. Westcott Street" Wootton Hatch" Abinger Hammer Gomshall" Shiere" h PGUILDFORD" pFARNHAM* (Thence to Winchester, at P <7I — Zll M * M I - 4* 1 2 45 — 45 6 46 c - 5i 1 ■ 61 7iViV5.Maidston e , W rotb araH eath , Riverhead, Westerham, Godstone Gr. Ryegate, Dorking, Guildford, Farn- ham. Farnham to Maidstone. Guildford Dorking Ryegate Godstone Green Westerham Riverhead Wrotham Heath Maidstone 36 5 - 10 i II X 21 4 53 26 7 7" il 7 6 5 40 4 4 4 45 h b 2 53 2 8 4 |6i 6 1 4 ,41 Ditton, within 1 M. on r. is Preston Hall, Mrs. Milner ; beyond which is The Friers, Countess Dowager of Aylesford. Larkjield, near, on the 1. Bradborn House, Sir J. Twisden, Bart. About § M. on 1. of Larkjield is Clare House, J. Larkin, Esq. Near i£ M. beyond Larkjield, on 1. at Town Mailing, are Mailing Abbey G. T. H. Foote, Esq. ; and Mrs Foote : on r. Leyburn Grange, Sir Henry Hawley, Bart. ; i£ m. fai ther, on r. Addington Place, Hon. John Wingfield Stratford. Ightham, on r. is Ighthara Court, E. James, Esq.; and further to r. St. Clere, Alex. Hume Evelyn, Esq and about 2 M. to 1. Fairlawn, G. Simpson, Esq. ; close to which is The Mote, Tho. Selby, Esq. Seal, on 1. The Wilderness, Marqu of Camden; 1^ M. beyond which are .Know] e Park and House, the Duchess of Dorset ; and Greatness, P. Nouaillc, Esq. Riverhead, on 1. Montreal, Lord Am herst; and on r. is Chepsted Place, Geo. Polhill, Esq. 3 E 2 791] CROSS ROADS. [79-1 Sundrish, on r. is Coomb Bank, W. Manning, Esq.; beyond which, see Ovingden, Mrs. Barrow ; and Che- vening Place, Earl Stanhope. Brasted, on 1. is Brasted Place, Mrs. Peters; and i m. beyond, on 1. Hill Park, J. Barrow, Esq. fVesterham, through, on 1. Squerries, John Ward, Esq. Linrps field, The Bower, Strong,; Esq. ! On r. of Lkrrpsfield, Robt. Gale, Esq.;i and Hookwood, V r . H. Biscoe, Esq.^ i M. beyond which is Titsey Place, L. Gower, Esq. Cteteacf, near, on 1. is Oxtead Place, I Mrs. Pelham. § m. on r. of Oxttad is Barrow Green, — Masters, Esq. i M. on I. of Oxtead is Stone Hall, Col. Clayton. Rookrnest, on r. — Wilkes, Esq.; \\ M. on r. of which is Marden Park, Thomas Hatsell, Esq. Gedstone Green, near, on r. is Flower House, Hon. G. Neville. ;On 1. of Godstone Green is Garston, late C. A. Savile, Esq. i Bletchingley, on r. Bletchingley Place, John Kendrick, Esq. ! Ryegate, at, Baron Maseres ; and on r. Ray Farm, C. Birkhead, Esq.; Dodds, — Fox, Esq.; and Ryegate Priory, Hon. J. S. Cocks. On r. of Ryegate is Gatton Park, Sir Mark Wood, Bart.; beyond which is Upper Gatton House, Duke ol St. Albans. Between Ryegate and Bucklmid, on r. R. S. Cotton, Esq. Buckland, on 1. T. Beaumont, Esq. Bctchworth, on r. is Tranquil Dale, Wm. Kenrick, Esq. ; on 1. a little! beyond, Mrs. Scawen, and Hon.; — Bouverie : further to I. Won-, ham, Viscount Tcmpletown ; andj Betchworth Castle, H. Peters, Esq. Dorking, entering, Gen. Piggott ; on 1. Shrub Hill, Countess of Rothes. At Dorking, on 1. Deepden, Thomas Hope, Esq.; beyond which, Chart Park, Sir Charles Henry Talbot, Bart. In the Town is Butterhill Hou,?e, Joha Mears, Esq. Just through Dorking, on 1. is Sand Place, Hugh Bishop, Esc p. on the Hill, Denbies, ; see on William Joseph Dcnnison, Esq.; and further to r. Polsden, the late Mrs. Sheri- dan : on 1. Berry Hill, Robert Bar- clay, Esq. JVestcott Street, just beyond, on 1. i* The Rookery, the late Richard Ful- ler, Esq.; i^ M. further, on the l.j is Wootton House, the late Lndy Evelyn. (Vontton HaU:h, on 1. is Lonesome Lodge, — Hayncs, Esq.; and about i^ M. on r. is a new-buill House of Gen. Delancey; further to 1. Parkhurst, John Perring, Esq.; near which, Leith Hill and Tower, from whence a most extensive and beautiful Prospect. Gomshall, on 1. Tower Hill, William Bray, Esq. Beyond Gomshall, on r. Netley Place, E. S. Lomax, Esq. Shicre, on 1. W. Bray, Esq. Beyond Sfiiere, on 1. is Albury Park, Mrs. Wall; beyond which, Weston House, Rev. Mr. Godschall. Guildford, beyond, on the r. Henley i Park, Andrew Stirling, Esq. 2 M. beyond Guildford, on 1. Loseley i Place, Moore Molyneux, Esq. 4 M. beyond Guildford, on 1. Putten- ham Priory, Mrs. Cornish ; and \\ j m. further, on r. see Poyie Park, I lately Manwaring Davis, Esq.; and I nearly opposite, Hampton Lodge, j E. B. Long, Esq. Farnham, within i§ M. on the 1. see Moor Park, William Timson, Esq.; beyond which see W r averley Abbey, John Thompson, Esq. ; and on r. of the Road, Badshot Place, John Williams, Esq. On r. of Farnham is the Castle ami Park, Lord Bishop of Winchester ; and on 1. in the Town, Lady Chas. Kcr. R. 2 1 8. — Maidstone to Margate. to Deptling Kev Streer ^CANTERBURY, *sp. 4 M F M F - 2 4 7 - 9 4 17 j x6 6 793] CROSS M V M F Thence to ^MARGATE, as V- 9 16 6 43 4 Great Malvern R. 2 19. -Maidstone toTonbridgel Newlands Green ROADS. R. 220.- [794 -Malvern Wells t Lcmirigton. IVdls, by Bran Bridge This Route is not the usual Carriagell" TVay from Maidstone to Tonbridge ' for which see Route 93. to the Bower Barming Cross" i!6 Near Teston, on the 1. to Horsemonden, 9 M Teston" Wateringbury" On r. to Tonbridge, 8£ M. Nettlested" Nettlested Green" Hail Street Bran Bridge Cross the Medway. Belbury's Green" Lower Pembury Green" Coppingcroucb, or Pembury Green Wood's Gate" 'Tonbridge Wells" 16 -'6 Powick "WORCESTER JiSpetchley" \>On r. to Evesham, 12 M. Arrow", Warwicksk. On r. to Evesham, 9 M. "ALCESTER Thence to "WARWICK, as by Route /W?/n Tewkesbury to Lei- cester jLemington 213 3! 1 ? 3 ! !' 1 i '5.5! 22! £ 3T4 26I' 4 43* 45l3 INNS. Maidstone, Tonbridge Wells. INNS. Malvern Wells, Great Malvern, Worcester, Alcester, War- wick, Lemington. Spetchley, at, R. Berkeley, Esq. Arrow, on r. Ragley, the Marquis of Hertford. Bower and Harming Cross, between on r. Thomas Whitakcr, Esq. Banning Cross, on 1. of, Court Lodge, John Amherst, Esq.; and further) to 1. Stephen Amherst, Esq. Teston, on r. is Barham Court, Sir G. Noel, Bart.; see on 1. Sir John Per- ring, Bart. TVateringbury , on r. is Wateringbury P.lace, SirT.C. Style, Bart. Nettlested, 1 M. on r. is Roydon Hall, Sir Wm. Twysden, Bart. Nettlested Green, z M. on 1. at Yaldon, Sir John G. Shaw, Bart. Belbwy's Green, on 1. — Cheeseman, Esq. Lower Pembury Green, see on r. Sum- mer Hill, James Alexander, Esq. Wood's Gate and Tonbridge Wells, he- twee*, on 1. Capt. Pannewcll. 2 R.ii\. — Manchester to Bir- 41 mingham, by Wolverhampton. to PCONGLETON, as p. \ PSTONE, as p. 303, 300 ; l|Oews the Trent R. UBeyond Stone, on the r. to J Eecleshalt, 6 M. Little Aston" z\i 47 Near Stafford, on 1. to\ San don, 4^ M.; on r. to Eccleshall, 7. ^STAFFORD* Cross the Sow R. Beyond Stafford, on 1. to Rudgley, 95 m.; onx. to Newport, 133. Dunstou Cross the Penk R. pPENKRIDGE On 1. to Birmingham, 23 M.; onr. to Shreivsbury, 28. Spread Eagle Standyford Lane" 5r * 4 795] CROSS ROADS. [796 M F m.f; m |f|| m f Cross the Stafford andffnr- i 1 Green Acres Moor 141 9- cestcr Canal three seve- 1 ■ 1 ! lAusterlands Yorksh: »h :ic 3 ral Times. 1 y Turf Lane 1 1 - M 3 Ford Houses 3- 654 On the r. to Ashton under 1 ' On 1. to Walsall, 6 m.; and ffednesbur//, 6§ : on r. to Bridgenorth, 14^; 1 ! i I Lyne, <$ M. Delph jSfanedge 1 133 and Shiffmll, 12$. 1 a r f|i '•WOLVERHAMPTON i 5 ~ ggL CHttS f/re IJudders/ield 1 1 Thence to f.^rw/. 1 BIRMINGHAM, as p. Marsden 2^ 18 I 231, 228 U 5 8 a 1 ! Cross the Coin R. i J i-ir^o u 1 * on 1 i Badger Gate IJVIvS. Manchester, \Yilmslow, n ?» •» i_ "p ; IQ3 Congleton, Talk o' the Hill, New J Bradley Brook ih*o 5 castfe under Lyne, Trentham Inn,i Black Moor Foot iM - 21 71 Stone, Stafford, Penkridge, Wolver- Cross the ColnR. and Hxid- hampton, Birmingham. dersfield Canal. ! i jpH UDDERS FIELD'* 3^ .25 3 Birmingham to Manchester. \ Cross the Coin R. 1 Wolverhampton -,-! J 3 j On r. to Buxton, 35 M.: 1 Penkridge .0 1 43 n on 1. to Halifax, 8 ; and 1 Stafford 4 »■ -9 . Tseds, i'|. Stone 7 : 36 Mold Green 1-263I Trentbtam Inn 5 hM" 1 Almondburv* iK«7J Newcastle Talk o" the Hill e; - MJ45 pHigbsate Lane' ! Congletpn 7 1 2 • On r. to Sheffield, zx v. Wiiinslow J 82! . 2 M. hey on d, on r. to Barns - 1 U i Manchester T 2 j k.v, U§. ; i Over Shittlington •JMiddle Shittlington 4- 33 si — 3 14H Littk Aston, on 1. Aston Hall, Thos Weld, Esq. Stafford, about z m. on r. is Creswel Hall, T. Whitby, Esq. Standyford Lane, 3 u. on r. Somer [Nether Shittlington 1 CVws / ; «e Cfildcr R. J HorWury* 1 , i 34 5 : I J 36 1 ford Hall, Hon. Edward Monckton Neftr Wuhefield, on I. to '' Halifax, 1 5 M . pWAKEFIEEIV jl On 1. to Bradford, 13 j m.; Leeds, 9; and West Gar - z . Y 385 R. 222. — Manchester to Bir mingham, by Leek. to r-LEEK, asp. 328, xz: ! 3 2 1 /orf*, 9$. 1 1 PCHEADLK, as p. 374 I0I4 4* ; Crass tf/r (aider R. ; and '^LICHFIELD, a, p. 371 17! 60 rjl on r. to liarnsley, \^\ m. 1 'BIRMINGHAM, 0*0.61 9 1 ?|6 ! l8 <; t Cross the Barnsley Canal. I 1 3§ m. /com Wakefield, n n r. to Do'ncastet, i6|. : A'. 223. — Manchester to Snaith and #*///. Street House" 5 3|!-44~ to Collyhurst 2 , Furstoo Jackling' '■' 45 Newton Heath" - 3 " -1 5 _! PPONTEFRACT' *■ Failsworth I 2 f Gbi 1. to Ferrybridge* it m. 1 Hollin Wood t 2 . m. bepend Poutefract, on L r. to Doncast-r, 14-4 ; on ji Oldham" 2 " 7 \ 1 . to Ferrybridge, 1 . 797] CROSS ROADS. [79* Knottingley" Whitley Thorp" Great Heck PSNAITH" Cowick* Over Turn Bridge, across the Don R. RawclirTe" Armyn Booth Ferry House Inn Cross the Ouse R. Knedlington pIIOVVDEN" Belby East Linton Gilberdike Seal by Cross the Weight-on Canal. New Village North Cave" pSouth Cave" Riplingham Kirk Ella' Through Kirk Ella, on 1. to Beverley, 6f m.; just beyond, on r. to Ilessle Ferry, if. An la by *>i»HULL * In the Winter and wet Seasons the best Carriage Road from Hudders- fleld to Hull is through York, as p. 799 and p. 493. M F 3 - 4 4 2 z 3 6 1 2 2 _ 3 4 1 H 1 3 — 5 1 4 2 2 1 6 — 6 1 1 2 4 2 4 3 - 4 2 1 _ r 4 - 506 :55 2 574 612 62 4 64I4 68- t 7°,:> 7 T 724 74,6 764 772 783 Sol 7 83'3 S6 3 9° 5 INNS. Manchester, Oldham, Huddersfield, Wakefield, Pontefract; Snaith, Booth, Howden, Morth Cave^ South Cave, Hull. Hull to Manchest r. South Cave — -j I 2 2 North Cave a 4 *4 6 Howdeu 9 7| -4 c Booth Ferry Houee Ian 2 -' 2-6 15 Snaith 7 6 34 3 Pontefract n 4 47 7 Wakefield 9 1 57 - Huddersfield 13 2 7c 2 Oldham 17 7 88 T Ma»«hesteir 7 4 93 5 Newton Heath, on r. is Culceth Hall, •Edward Greaves, Esq. Oldham, near, on 1. is Lees Hall, N. J. Lyon, Esq. Huddersfield, within 2 M. is Milna- bridge House, the late Sir Joseph Radelitt'e, Bart. Almondbury , 1 m. beyond, on r.Woods- hall Hall, Earl of Dartmouth. Highg ate Lane, 1 M. on I. of, is Whitley Hall, late R. H. Beaumont, Esq. if M. beyond Higkgate Lane, on 1. is The Grange, Sir .1 11. Lister Kaye, Bt, Horbury, Carr Lodge, J. Carr, JEsq. if M. beyond Horbury, on r. is Lup- set Hall, Daniel Gaskell, Esq. Wakefield, near, on r. Thorns House Daniel Gaskell, Esq. [On r. of Wakefield, Major Hewitson; on 1. is Silcoats, Thos. Lambe, Esq. About if M. on the 1. of Wakefield, at Heath, John Thomas Smythe, Esq J. Dillon, Esq.; Heath Hall, late — Fauquire, Esq. ; H. Vavasour, Esq.; and Mrs. Sturkey. Street House, a little on 1. at Snydal, — Terre, Esq. ; near it, Aketon House, Sir Edw. Wynn ; on r. is Nostai Hall, — Williamson, Esq. Purston Jackling, on r. Aekworth Park House, Countess Dowager of Mex- borough, and aSeat of Capt.Surtees. Pontefract, i| M. on r.Carleton Hall, James Lee, Esq. if M. beyond Pontefract, on r. Grove Hall, Win. Lee, Esq.; beyond which is Darrington, — Oliver, Esq. Knottingley, 3 M. on i\ StapletonHouse, lion. Petre; and 6 M. on r. is| Hackworth Park, John Petit, Esq Whitley Thorp, z M. on r. Wormers- ley, Lord Hawke. Snaith, 1 M. on 1. is Carleton Hall, Thos. Stapleton, Esq. Cowick, on r. is Cowick Hall, Lord Viscount Downe. Rawcliffe, at, Mrs. Ralph Creyke. Howden, at, — Jefferson, Esq. North Cave, on 1. at Hotham, late Rob. Burton, Esq.; now unoccupied. South Cave, Cave Castle, H. G. Bar- nard, Esq. Kirk Ella, near, on r. West Ella, Jos. Sykes, Esq. ; 2 M. on r. of which is Hessie Wood Hall, J R. I»ease, Esq. ^99] CROSS ROADS. [800 R. 224. — Manchester Halifax and Rip ley. jto ColJyhurst j New ion Heath Fails worth iBirchin Bower IH oil in Wood 'Oldham Old Thame, Yerksk. [Deftthaw iRipponden" On 1. to Rochdale, io£ M.; ih m. further cros* the Colder R. ; and 1 M. further, on\. to Burnley, vH A LI FAX * RIPLEY, asp. 739 M F 1 2 - .L to mJf 1 n.6 i2;6 194 5)4-' *9|3| »5fcr 54/3 'Halifax. Manchester, Oldham, Ripponden, within 1 M. of, on the 1. is Slithero, J. Richardson, Esq. j On r. to JVakefield, 7 m. ; on 1. to Bradford, 6|. Morley" Chirwell Mill Shaw Beeston Near Leeds, on the r. to TVahefield, 9 M. Cross the Aire JL pLEEDS eb PYORK, asp. 774 -6 II -6 — % * 3 *4H 36 1 3 7'* 38;— 3-8* 40 6 41S 7iVA'5. Huddcrsfield, Leedf. .Vff.y /fatf, on 1. of, is Fixhy Hall, T. Thornhill, Esq.; on the r. is Heatou Lodge, Major Gen. Bernard. Nunbrook, on 1. of, Ivirklees Hall, Sir G. Armytage, Bart. Bit-stall, on 1. of, is Okevvell Hall, — Fearnley, Esq. Morley, at, — Wedderburn, Esq. and Samuel Scatchard, Esq. -;*5 3 6 20 1 2C \R. 225. — Manchester to Leeds and York, thro' Huddcrsfield. to rllUDDERSFIELD, asp. 796 May Hall" Cross tlie Huddersjleld Canal. Bradley ; On 1. to Rochdale, 19$ M.; and Halifax, yi. Cooper's Bridge Cross the Colder R. Nun brook" . On v. to JVakefield, 10 H. jMill Bridge I On 1. to Halifax, 7| M. ; on r. to Wakefield, 9 4. Birstall" I On 1. /« Rochdale, i+\ M, ; ffwi Halifax, 9^. ; Ho!den Cliff Rrnritclift I I -42c- —,6-295 2 3 r: I ! ih 6 [34 5 6 ^c ! 3 jff. 226. — Manchester Colne. to pROCHDALE", a* p. 426 Whitworth Shawforth PBacap" Cliviger Common 3 M. beyond, on 1. *o i/fl*- lingden, 7. Cross the Leeds and Lh>er- pool Canal. "BURNLEY* "COLNE, as p. 417 I 3- *4 2- 2 ; 2 to 13 i6|- 19(4 2 1:6 7 4 34r INN. Rochdale. Rochdale, on the i. of, is Palinge, John Royds, Esq.; on r. is Foxholes, J. Entwistle, Esq. 1 m. from Rochdale, on 1. isBrownhill, James Royds, Esq.; beyond which is Healey Hall, J. Chadwick, Esq. Rochdale, 3 M. on r. of, John Taylor, Esq. Bacap, at, on r. is Greens Nook, L.i Ormerod, E<=q. 801] CROSS ROADS. [302 Burnley, on r. of, is Towneley Park Peregrine Towneley, Esq, At Burnley, Rev. Dr. Collins, and Rev. Mr. Hargreaves. R. 227.-MARKET Harborough to Rockingham. to Little Bovvden, Northampton-sh. Brampton Stoke Albany Wilbarston Carlton Cottingham On r. to Kettering, 8* M. Rockingham INNS. Market Harborough, Rockingham. R. 228. Marlborough to Rinewood 2nd Christchurch. to Steep Green" Burbage pEast Everley" On r. to Devizes, 14^ M.j an 1. to Ludgershall, 4. Cross Salisbury Plain; &[ at 8 M.from East Everley, an r. to Amesbury, 2 M. ; on 1. to Andover, 12. b 01d Samm— Castle ^SALISBURY pFORDINGBRIDGE, us p. 115, Hants Cross the Avon R. Ibsley" pRINGVVOOD *>pCHR1STCHURCH, as p. 116 4:6 55 105 INNS. Marlborough, East Ever- ley, Salisbury, Fordingbridge, Rin wood, Christehurch. Christchurch to Marlborough. Ring wood — - 9 Fordingbridge 6 - *5 Salisbury 10 6 -5 East Everley i5 5 41 Marlborough 10 5 52 5tee/> Green, on 1. of, are Tottenham Park, Earl of Aylesbury ; and Sa- vernake Lodge, Earl of Aylesbury. East Everley, on 1. Francis Dugdale Astley, Esq. ; 3 m. on r. of East Everley, at Nether Avon, Michael Hicks Beach, Esq. For Seats between Salisbury and Ford-, ingbridge seep. 115, 116. Ibsley, on the 1. is Ibsley Lodge, Percival Lewis, Esq. For Seats between Ringwood and Christchurch seep. 116. R. 229. Matlock Bath to Chatsworth and Buxton. to Rowsley, as p. 376 On r. to Chatsworth", z m. [9 m: 4 f.j pbakewell' Cross the JVye R. Ash ford" On r. to Chapel on le Frith, 13 M. Taddington 3^- M. beyond Taddington, on r. to Tideswell, 3^ M. pBuxton M F M — 7 3 2 IO 1 - 12 3 2 16 6 _ 22 INNS. Matlock^Bakewell, Buxton Chatsworth, a magnificent Seat of the Duke of Devonshire. Bakewell, z M. on the r. of, is Hasop, Earl of Newburgh. AJiford, at, are T. Barker, Esq. — Morewood,and John Bullock,Esqs.; and 1^ m. on r. of, is Longstone Hall, late R. Wright, Esq. R. 230. — Morpeth to Jedburgh and Edinburgh. to Mitford— T. G. Cross the Wensbeck R. Meldon Park Corner On 1. to Hexham, 24 M. Long Whitton Near 2 M. beyond Lo?u JVhitton, on 1. to Hex ham, z 1 §. Harvvood Gate 803] CROSS ROADS. [804 On 1. to Hexham, jom. Elsdon— T. G. Otterborne — Bridge Elisba Bridge On I. to Hexham, :i M. Buryness — Church 7 M. from Buryness, on 1 to Hawick, 14. Carnptown, Roxlurg Old Jedburgh "pJEDBURGH Thence to cb PEDIN BURGH, p.436, 43? M I 65 2 « 2 2 1 1 / / ' 1 9 I - 3 . ' ' | 4 6- M|F '97 22:4 246 7 32 7 4^4 47.i - 93»i Neath, about 1 m. from, on 1. Cadox« ton Place, Peter Price, Esq.; and a little beyond is Cadoxton Lodge, J. Nat. Miers, Esq.; and i£M. further, on r. is Ynisygerwn, John Mills Llewellyn, Esq. ; and Ynesarwed House, Sir R. J. A. Kemeys. Aberpergwm, at, on r. is Aberpergwm House, Rees Williams, Esq. Pontneath Vaughan, near, on 1. Blaen- senny House, D. Morgan, Esq. INNS. Morpeth, Jedburgh, Edin burgh. R. 231. — Much Wenlock to Bishop's Castle, to Hope Bowdler CHURCH STRETTON (}n r. to Shrewsbury ; 1 3 w Little Stretton Beyond Little Stretton, on 1. to Ludlow, 15 m. Choulton "PBISHOP'S CASTLE H. 233. Newcastle under Lyne" to Ellesmere. *- - r 1 I 2 1 2 I 1 '3 s u 18 4 6 *3 INN. Bishop's Castle. 3|" 3!4 44 '3 R. 232.— Neath" to Brecon, Builth, and Rhayader, to Newbridge Aberpergwm* Pontneath Vaughan' Cross the Par thin R. Ystradvelty, Breckn. Within 1 m. of Brecon, on 1. to Llangadock, 23 ; Llandilo Vawr, 33^ ; and Llandovery , 19. Near Brecon, on the r. to Cardiff', 42$ m. Cross the Usk R. 'BRECON (Theme to Builth and Rhayader, as p. 665.) 3C IA r NS. Neath, Brecon. to Keele Little Madeley On r. to Nantwich, 1 of M. ^Great Madeley" Onneley pWoore", Salop On r. to Nantwich, 84 M. 1 M. beyond, on 1. to Dray- ton, 6. Sandyford Buerton, Cheshire Buerton Green Audlem On r. to Nantwich; 6* m. on 1. to Drayton, C. Cheley Bridge Cross t)ie Wever R. Lightvvood Green Burley Dam Within 2 M. of Whitchurch, r. to Nantwich, 8. PWHITCHURCH", Salop On r. to Chester, 20 M. : on 1. to Newport, 2 1 ; Wel- lington, 2 if; Shrews- bury, 195; and Wem 3 M. beyond Whitchurch onv.to Wrexliam, i2f. Bettisfield", Flint. Welsh Hampton, Salop On 1. to Wem, 6| M Newton On 1. to Shrewsbury, 15$ M ELLESMERE' i F M F 1 7 24 43 1 1 1 4 I 4 54 ■ 5 1 - 10 j 1 1 1 10 124 r 3 1 1 3 144 -6 1 2 15 2 164 5- 21 4 6^ 16 i 28- > 296 1 3 31 1 t 3* * 805] CROSS ROADS. [806 INNS. Newcastle, Woore, Whit church, Ellesmere. Neivcastle, i m. from, on 1. is Clough House, Rev. Mr. Basnett. if m. from Newcastle, on 1. Walter Sneyd, Esq. Great Madeley, Weston Yonge, Esq. Whitchurch, 3 M. beyond, on r. is Is- coyd, Miss Congreve. Bettisfield, on r. Bettisfield Park, Sir Thomas Hanmer, Bt.; near which is Hanmer Hall, Sir Tho. Hanmer, Bart.; and about § M. from thence is Gredington, Lord Kenyon. Ellesmere, near, on r. Oakley Park, Mrs. Vaughan. M F M z 1 46 26 I - 27 3- ■ 30 1 2 31 —>t 32 1 f r 33 1 2 35 1 1 . 36 — t •137 R. 234. — Newcastle Lyne to Wrexham to 'WHITCHURCH', as p. 804, Shropsk. 3 M. beyond, on\. to Llan- gollen, 24 \. Eglws Groes", Flintsh. 40 202 Croxton 1-272 Halton" 3-302 Highgate" 12 314 Bangor" On 1. to Ellesmere, 9 M. Cross the Dee R. Cross Lane, Denbigh. MarchwiaF" On 1. to Ellesmere, io\ M. King's Mill pWREXHAM* Marchwial, \ w. on 1. Bryn y Grog, J. Edgeworth, Esq.; and March- wial Hall, Samuel Ryley, Esq. t M. on r. of Marchwial, Cefn, Geo. Kenyon, Esq.; near which, Llwy- non Hall, Mrs. Jones. Wrexham, i{ M. on the 1. Erddig, S. Yorke, Esq. 1 M. beyond Wrexham, on r. is Acton Park, Sir Foster Cunliffe, Bart. 235. Newcastle" upon Tyne to Carlisle. (The Military Road.) INNS. Whitchurch, Wrexham. Whitchurch, z M. from, on r. Iscoyd, Miss Congreve. EglwsGroes, § m. on 1. Hanmer Hall, Sir Thos. Hanmer, Bart. Between Halton and Highgate, on r. Emral, Sir Richard Puleston, Bart. Bangor, £ M. on 1. is Gwernhayled, Phillips Lloyd Fletcher, Esq. 5 be- yond which is Plas Fron, E. Ed- wards, Esq. t m. beyond Bangor, on 1. is Gerwen , Vawr, — Tomlinson, Esq. to Denton Burn Chapel Hill Heddon on the Wall Harlow Hill Wall Houses" On 1. through Hexham, to Carlisle, 45 § M. Wheatshear" Inn On r. through Jedburgh, to Edinburgh, 8o£ M. ; on 1. to Corbridge, 3. Near C holler ford Bridge, on r. to Rothbury, 25 rvi.; on 1. to Hexham, 4. Chollerford Bridge" Cross the North Tyne R. Walwick Kennell Whinshields Near Glenwhelt, on 1. thro' Hexham, to Neivcastle, 39i M - Glenwhek •^CARLISLE, asp. Soy M F 3 4 7 10 INNS. Newcastle, Chollerford Bridge, Glemvhelt. Wall Houses, on r. Matson Hall, Sir Wm. Biackett, Bart. Chollerford Bridge, ^\ M. on 1, Ches- ters, N. Clayton, Esq.; z£ m. on r. is Swinburn Castle, Mrs. Riddel. 4 M. beyond CheUerford Bridge, on r. Nunwick Hall, R. L. Algood, Esq.; 1 M. beyond which, on r. is Chip- chase Castle. Col. Reid: 3 F 'I 807] CKOSS ROADS. [S03 R. 436. Newcastle" upon Tyne to Carlisle, by Hexham. (The Mail Road.) to East Denton" Wallbottle Heddon on the Wall" On r. to Hexham, 14^ m. Horsley pCORBRIDGE" On r. through Jedburgh, to Edinburgh, 92 M. Cross the Tyne It; and £ M. beyond, on 1, to New- castle, 15^. pHEXHAM* Haydon Bridge" Cross the South Tyne R. Lapewood Millis Stowhouse Milcriche" pHALTVVHISTLE Near Glenwhelt, on r. by Chollerford Bridge, to Newcastle, 38 m. Glenwhelt On r. to Newcastle, by the Military Road, 38 M. pBRAMPTON', Cumb. High Crosby Drawdikes Stanwix Near Carlisle, on r. to Long- town, 9 M. ■Cross the Eden R. ^CARLISLE M F i Tr :r- 58 47 4'4;:5 f M ; 54 4 55 c6 INNS. Newcastle, Hexham, Glen- whelt, Brampton, Carlisle. Carlisle to Newcastle upon Tyne. Brampton Glenwhelt - Hexham Newcastle 9 2 18 36 c6 Heddon, 1 M. on 1. Close House, Mrs. Bewick ; 1 m. beyond which, Wy- lam House, C. Blackett, Esq. Corbridge, 3 M. on 1. of, at By well, Rev. Mr. Hodson. z\ M. on r. of Corbridge is Bcaufront, J. Errington, Esq. Hexham, at, The Abbey (burnt down in September 1818), T. R.Beau- mont, Esq.; and a little North of the Tyne is The Hermitage, J Hunter, Esq.; near it, The Spital, John Kersopp, Esq. Haydon Bridge, i\ M. beyond, on 1 across the Tyne, Ridley Hall, Miss Lowes. Milcriche, on 1. across the Tyne, Un- thank Hall, R. Pearson, Esq. Brampton, 2 M. before, on r. Howard Castle, Earl of Carlisle. 2 M. on r. of Brampton, Walton House Wm. Ponsonby Johnson, Esq. II. 237.— Another Road to Hexham. Durh. to Gateshead, Swalwell* Cross the Dement R. Blaydon Crawcrook" Mickley, Nor thumb. Broomley Riding" 2 M. beyond Riding, on r, to Corbridge, 1. Dilston" 'HEXHAM M F M — - — 3 4 4 1 2 5 2 2 7 4 1 1 3'2 '4 '« 16 t 31* '9 1 6 z z Swalwell, beyond, on 1. Axwell Park, Sir T. J. Clavering, Bart. Crawcrook, 1 M. beyond, on r. Brad- ley Hall, Miss Sympson Riding, at, William Bainbridge, and Anthony Suttees, Esqs Newcastle, iJm. beyond, on r. Fen- ') Dilston, i^m. on r. Sand hoc, Edward ham Hall, Wm. Ord, Esq. , Charlton, Esq.; and H. Ermington, DeMon, on r. Denton Hall, -Matthew,' Esq. Montagu, Esq. 809] CROSS ROADS. [810 R. 238. — Newcastle to South Shields. Cross the Tyne R. Tyne Bridge On r. to Durham, 14 M. Gateshead" Junction of the London Road, Durham — 6 On r. to Durham, 14 m. Haworth On r. to Sunderland, 9 M Hebburn* 2 - 4 Jarrow — Church 1 2 6 Round the Slake". FSOUTH SHIELDS— Market Place 4} 84 Gateshead, on 1. Park House, Miss Ellison. Hebburn, on 1. Hebburn Hall, Cuth- bert Ellison, Esq. Slake, at the End, The Barns. li. 239. — Newcastle to Sunderland. to Gateshead, as ./?. 238 Felling On 1. to SJiiclds, 9 M. Heworth Bridge White Mare Pool Scots House 1 '— T. G. West Bolden" East Bolden" On 1. to Shields, 5^ M. FulwellT.G. Monk Wearmouth pSUNDERLAND Scots House, at, Mrs. Beaseley. West Bolden, at, Rev. Mr. Liddell. East Bolden, at, Jasper Browcll Esq. Hinstock Through Hinstock, on \. to Whitchurch, 14 M, Cross the Tern R. ••DRAYTON' On 1. to Shreivsbury, 19! M. ; Newcastle under fjt/ne, 1 42 ; Cheadle, z\\ ; Stone, 1 6 ; and Eccles- hall,xx$. s Adderley" Audlem, 67/«A. On 1. to Whitchurch, 9 tvj.; on r. fo Newcastle under Lyne, 1 3 . Little Heath Hankelow" Shrew Bridge Cross the Wever R. On 1. fo Whitclvurch, 10 M. ^NANTVVICH Ml 6L :6 r 1.8]- i i tSj6 '9;4 236 :i2 4i6 INNS. Newport, Drayton, Naut~ wich. R. 240. — Newport* (Salop) to N ant wich. to pChetwynd" Gross Me Oierringlon Brook. Startdford Bridge" Newport, about 1 m. from, on 1. j» 1 Longford Hall, Ralph Leek, Esq.; on the r. is Aqualatc Hall, Sir John [ Fenton Boughey, Bart. Chetwynd, on 1. Chetwynd Park, Burroughs, Esq. 2 m. on r. of Cltetwynd is Batchaere I Park, Earl Whitworth. Slandford Bridge, within 1 iw. on r. i» ! Standford Hall, — Marsh, Esq. \Drayton, near, a Seat of Lady Mark- | ham; Stychc, William Clive, Esq.; I Cloverley Hall, Robert Dod, Esq.; and Peats W ood, Rowland Dickins i Esq- Adderley, on 1. is Adderley Hall, Sir j Corbet Corbet, Bart. la m. on 1. oi' Adderley is Shavington Hall, the late Viscount Killmorcv ; beyond which is Oakley Park, Sir John Chctwode, Bart. Hankelow, at, is Hankelow Hall, p., Wettenhall, Esq. 8J 1] CROSS ROADS. [812 R. 241.— New Passage Aberystwith Cross the Severn R. to BlackRocklnn, Mown the computed Distance Portescauef Crick" On r. to Chepstow, 4 M. ; and Monmouth, \ 5. pCaerwent On 1. to Cardiff, 23^ M.j and Cuerleon, 8. Llanvair Iscoed Pencamawr 2 M. beyond, on I. to Caer- leon, 6. Llan Howel "USK X On r. to Monmouth, 13 M.: on 1. to Caerleon, Ji ; Newport, 1 z\ ; and Pontypool, 5. 5^ m. from Usk, on r. to Monmouth, io£. PLlangattock" Colebrook Park" On 1. to Pontypool, 8 M. "ABERGAVENNY* to ^BRECON, ^.199, 200 to "ABERYSTWITH, as f.665 to M F M 3 I " - 4 1 . M 5 I 6 I i • 7 it ) 10 3" - J 3 • 4 L l 5 72 22 22 24 I 6 26 20- 46 5SJ2 104 Black Rock, Usk, Aber- INNS. gavenny. Portescauet, at, Rev. Mr. Lewes. Crick, at, Crick House, Major Mac bean. Usk and Llangattock, between, on r. Beech Hill, Col. Morrison ; Clytha House, W.Jones, Esq.; Point Plea- sant, Tho. Hoskins, Esq. : on the 1. is Pant y Goitre, late T. Hooper, Esq. Llangattock, on r. Llangattock House, Rev. Mr. Lucas ; I'M. on r. at Llan- sanfraed, John Jones, Esq. J M. from Llangattock, on 1. Penper- gwyn House, Rev. J. Lewis; 3 m. further, on 1. is Llanovcr House, Benjamin Waddington, Esq. Colebrook Park, at, J. Hanbury Wil liams, Esq. \ Abergavenny, \ m. on 1. of, Llanfoist House, F. Chambre, Esq. R. 242. — North Allerton to B rough. to Yafforth Great Lang ton" Kipling* Bolton Scorton On r. to Stockton, 2o| m.; a?id Darlington, 13$. Citadella On 1. to Boroughbridge, 9 M.; and Richmond, 3. Three Tuns toPBROUGH, as p. 355 1 1 INNS. North Allerton. Langton, 1 m. on 1. Langton Lodge Mrs. Cholmley; and Kirkby Fleet- ham, Miss Lawrence ; 2 M. beyond which is The Leases, Mrs. Arden. Kipling, beyond, on 1. Kipling Hall, Robert Crowe, Esq. R. 243. — North Walsham Lynn. to Banningham" Bridge Cross the Burt R. pAYLSHAM' Cawston Sail House" pREEPHAM* Bawdesweli* Billingford" Cross the Wensum R. North Elmhain" Brisley Stantieid iMileham" jLitcham" J Gay ton' j Gay wood" •• lynIj to — - 3 6 3 - 6 6 4 2 1 1 1 4 H 4 1 i '3 6 4 r n 6 2 - '9 6 2 - 2 j 6 2 2 24 - 1 - *s - ! 4 26 4 2 ♦ 29 - 10 - 39 - 6 4h - 1 A \>- 813] CROSS ROADS. [814 INNS. North Walsham, Ay Is ham, Lynn. Banningham, i m. on r. Suffield Hall, Lord Suffield. Aylsham, on 1. G. Hunt Holley, Esq.; 2 M. on r. Blickling House, Lord Suffield. Sail House, at, Sir Richard PaulJo- drell, Rart. Reepham, within i M. on I. is Booton Hall, — Howlett, Esq. i M. beyond Reepham, on 1. is Whit well Hall, Thomas Cook, Esq. Bawdeswell, on 1. Bawdeswell Hall Richard Lloyd, Esq. Billingford, uear, on r. is Beck Hall T. W. Coke, Esq. On 1. of Billingford, Clark Woodbine, Esq.; i M. beyond, on r. Westfield Park, R. Milles, Esq. North JElmham, on r. Elmham Hall Richard Milles, Esq. Mileham, near 2 M. on r. is Godwick Hall, T. W. Coke, Esq. Litcliam, i m. beyond, on 1. Lexham Hall, — Keppell, Esq. 3 m. beyond Litcham, on r. Weasen- ham Hall, T. W. Coke, Esq. ; and Rougham Hall, F. North, Esq. Gat/ton, on 1. Gayton Place, St. A. St. John, Esq. Gaywood, at, is the Rectory House Dr. Halton. R. 244. — Norwich to Haks worth. Cross the Yare R. to Trowse Newton I M. beyond, on 1. toBeccles, 15. Bixley Poringland Brooke Street" Little Green* pHedenham" Ditchingham Green" White House On 1. to Loddon, 5^ M. Cross the Waveney R. "BUNGAY, Suffolk — , v M t M , 2 2 1 I 4 6 4 6 I 3 ! 6 7 10 12 5 12 6 13 Ilketshall St. John" Stone Street PHALESWORTH* M F M 2 - l S 4 - l 9 3 - 22 INNS. Norwich, Bungay. Bixley, on 1. is Bixley Hall, Earl of Roseberry ; 1 m. beyond which is Kirby Hall, Rev. G. Wilson. Brooke Street, beyond, on 1. Kirstead, late Sir Roger Kerrison. Little Green, 2 m. on 1. is Seething Hall, Thos. Kett, Esq.; same Dis tanceon r. Woodton Hall, — Suck- ling, Esq. ; and Bedingham, Robt. Stone, Esq. Hedenham, \ M. beyond, onl. Heden ham Hall, Edw. Hussey, Esq.; and Ditchingham Hall, John Beding- field, Esq. Ditchingham Green, i§ M. on 1, are Broome Hall, Mrs. Fowles ; and Broome Place, Captain Beauchamp Proctor, R. N. At Ditchingham Green, on r. Ditch ingham Lodge, Capt. Sutton, R. N. Bungay, on r. Earsham House, Sir W. Windham Dalling, Bart. ; and Earsham Park Farm, Duke of Nor- folk. Ilketshall, 3 m. on r. is Flixton Hall, Alexander Adair, Esq. Halesivorth, near, on r. Cheddiston Hall, Wm. Plumer, Esq. R. 245. — Norwich to (by Lit c ham j. to Drayton" Attlebridge" Cross the IVtnsum R. Moreton — Wh. Horse Cross the JVensum R. Lenwade Bridge" Sparham Billingford fa PLYNN, as p. 812 Lynn — - 4 4 - 8 ~ 2 8 1 4 10 2 - 12 3 2 i<; 26 * 41 INNS. Norwich, Lynn. Drayton, on 1. Drayton Hall, Charles Weston, Esq. ; 2 M. beyond, on 1. Taversbam Hall, Mrs. BranthwaiU. 815] Jttlebridge, on the 1. is Morton Hall, L. Grice, Esq. Lenwade Bridge, near, on 1. Weston House, John distance, Esq. CROSS ROADS. [81<5 H. 246. — Norwich to Watton. to Earlham Cross the Yare R. Colney" Bar ford j Kimberley" jHackford— T. G. !Hingham l/pgate" hvatton '.'4 I 2 M IF 107 f T 14!- .8 2 »1— INNS. Norwich, Watton. Culney, 3 M. on I. in Melton Hall, Lombe, Esq. Kimberley ', 1 M. on I. Kimberley Hall, Lord Wodehouse. Upgate, 1 m. oil r. is Carbrook Hall, James Barker, Esq. H. 247. NOTTINGH Jlfreton. to Bobbers Mill" Grass the Lee n R. Cinder HU1 Nuthall" On L loWirhsworth, 10 M. Watnal" Griesley — Church Moor Green" 1 M. beyond, on r. to Mans- field, 8|; 1 M. further t j on r. ^ Man field, 7 A. Selstone Ctacs fZttf Erwash R. and Nottingham Canal. Somercotes, Derlysh. 'ALFRETOX AM tO ~ - 1 4 — - j' 2 - 3 I - 4 1 I 4 i e 7 7 4 ! 1 12 i 7 14 16 Nuthall, on 1. is Nuthall Park, Lord Vernon. Watnal, at, L. Rolleston, Esq. Moor Green, near, on 1. Tho. Barber, Esq. R. 248. •Nottingham to Boston. — 4! 7 4 to West Bridge ford Holme Lane RatcliftV Saxondale On 1. to Newark, n§ M. PB1NGHAM :Whatton Elton" Bottesford*, Lek. Cross the Dean R. Muston Sedgebrook, Line. Barrowby— T. G." "PGRANTHAM" On\. to Newark, 14^ M. i j on v. to Stamford, 20$ ; and Melton Mowbray, 1 6. Cold Harbour Near Threckingham, on r. to Bourn, 6\ M.; on 1. to I Sleaford, 1$%. iThreckingham ; Bridgend Causeway Thence to ^BOSTON, as p. 757 M F I 3 27 fNNS. Nottingham, Alfreton. Nottingham, 2 >i. from, on 1. at Aps- ley, E. Willoughln, Esq. Bobbers MM, x y\\ on*l. H. Willough- by, Esq.; and at Strellev. T. W Ed;'*", Esq. INNS. Nottingham, Donnington, Boston. Grantham, Ratclijf'e, on 1. see Rateliffe Hall, — Toopots, Esq.; and a little further, John Bolton, Esq. ; and 2 M. on r Cotsgrove Place, Thomas I'Anson, Esq. ■Elton, on r. see Elton Hall, William Norton Norton, Esq. Bottesford, 4 m. on r. of, see Belvoir Castle, Duke of Rutland, Barrowby T. G. see on r. the Seat of i the Rev. John Kendal. j Grantham, 2 m.ou 1. of, Bel ton House I Earl Bronnlow ; 1 M. further, on L Syston Park, Sir J. Thorold, Bart 817] CROSS ROADS. [818 R. 249. — Nottingham to Doncaster. I to 'MANSFIELD, as p. i 383 i Ma n s fiel d WoodHouse (Market Warsop j Cross the Meden R. Church Warsop 'Norton On 1. to Tickhill, 9§ M. • Rotfterham, 1 6 ; Shef- field, 1 8 ; and Chester- field, 1 63: : on r. to New- ark, 22. pWORKSOP* Thence to opDONCASTER, as p. 348-351 T -4 T7 M 14 r 5J5 i 18k /?. 251. — Okehampton to Barnstaple and Ilfracomh. 191 21 25 4 3 JiVxVS. Mansfield, Worksop. Mansfield Wood House, on 1. J. Need, Esq.; and The Villa, J.Coke, Esq. Market Warsop, about 2 m. from, on Lis Nettleworth, Edward Greaves, Esq. ; beyond which is Park Hall, J. Hall, Esq. Worksop, near, on the 1. is Worksop Manor, Earl of Surrey; 2 m. be- yond which, Welbeck Abbey, the Duke of Portland. R. 250. — Oakham C alter sw or tk. Burleigh on the Hill* Cottesmere" Greetham* On r. to Stamford, 8 M. Witham Common — Bull Inn, Line pColtersworth 4 I 2!6 2 ! 6 414 10I3 to Five Oaks pHATHERLEIGH On r. to Exeter, 28 J M.; 071 1. to Holsworthy, 13^. Cross the Torridge R. Petrockstow Little Marland* Little Torrington Cross the Torridge R. PTORRINGTON On r. to Chumleigh, 14^ M.; and South Molton, 15: on 1. to Bideford, 6%. Alverdiscot x Newton Tracey Within 1 m. of Barnstaple, on 1. to Bideford, J%. Cross the Taw R. b P BARN STAPLE to 1LFRACOMB, p. 728 INN'S. Okehampton, Barnstaple. M F Little Marland, near, on 1. Heanton Lord Clinton ; and 2 M. on the r. Huish, Lord Clinton; and on 1. at Winscot, Rev. J. Moore. Alverdiscot, on 1. Webbery, Col. Cut cliffe. to — _ I 6 4 2 — 6 4 _ 10 1 6 [i INNS. Oakham, Witham Com- mon, Coltersworth. Burleigh on the Hill, on r. Burleigh Park, Earl of Winchilsea. Cottesmere, at, is Cottesmere House, Earl of Lonsdale. i Greetham, on 1. at Thistleton, George Fludyers, Esq. ; on r. Exton Park, Sir G. Noel Noel, Bart. R. 252. — Okehampton to Bideford. i 'TORRINGTON, as above Norwood Hunshaw Mill Wood well PBIDEFORD INNS. Okehampton, Bideford. ™~ „ 18 I - l 9 1 ] 21 2 2 23 1 I -4 R. 2 5 3. -Oswestry" to St. Asaph. to 'LLANGOLLEN*, as p. 23-> 2 35 On 1. to Bala, :jm. Cross the Dee R. On r. to Wrexham, 12 in. Pentre Felin' 3 G 819] CROSS ROADS. Pentre Bwlch" Vaeneol" Craigfechan" RUTHIN On r. to Moldy 9 M. ; on I. to Bala, 24. pLlanrhaiadr" ^DENBIGH* On r. to Chester, 28 M.; and Holywell, 14 : on \. to Llanrwst, 19 M. Pencaedu Green* Cross the Clwyd R. Maeselwy" £ pST. ASAPH, Flintsh INNS. Oswestry, Llangollen, Ruthin, Denbigh, St. Asaph. Oswestry, 2% m. beyond, on the r. is Belmont, Richard Lovett, Esq. Llangollen, on r. Castell Dinas Bran Pentre Felin, on r. Dinbren Hall, late Rev. Edward Roberts. Pentre Bwlch, between it and Vaeneol, after you get up the Bwleh, on 1. is Piass yu Yale, Miss Yale. Craigfechan, f M. beyond, on 1. Garte Gynnan, Col. Richard Kenrick; and Plasnewydd, D. Shuckforth, Esq, Llanrhaiadr, at, Llanrhaiadr Hall, Richard Wilding, Esq. Denbigh and Pencaedu Green, be tween, on 1. is Plas Heaton, John Heaton, Esq. Maeselwy, near, on r. is Lannerch Park, Rev. W. Whitehall Davies ; on 1. is Gwygfair, late J. Lloyd, Esq.; beyond which is Cefn, Edw. Lloyd, Esq. Cross the Coin R. Barnsley* b PCIRENCESTER [820 F R. 254. — Oxford to Bath, by JVitney and Burford, or thro' Faringdon. to PBURFORD, asp. 181 About 1 M. beyond Bur- ford, on r. to Chelten ham, 2o| M. Aids worth", Gloucest. 6 4 24 , Bibury" 3 4 28 3 Or, Cross the his R. Botley Bridge, Berks On r. to Witney, 9$ M. Chorley Little Bradley Besselsleigh* — Chequer 2 M. beyond, on the 1. to Abingdon, 5^ M. Tubney* ^CIRENCESTER", asp. i/i pTETBURY*— M. H. as p. 174 On r. to Gloucester, 19 M.; and Dursley, 10 : on 1. to Malmsbtiry, 4. Dufton Hare and Hounds* Didmarton — George 'Dunkirk— P. 0. On r. to Gloucester, 235 m. Petty France* 'pCross Hands Inn* \Onv.to Sodbury, 1 M. : on 1. to Malmsbury, 14^; ' and Chippenham, n|. Toll Down House" On r. thro' Puckle church, ! to Bristol, 10 M. ; on 1. to Chippenham, 11; 2 M. beyond, on r. to Bristol, 9 . 1 y. further, on the r. to ! Bristol, 8 ; on the 1. to J Marshfield, 3. Swanswick* Som. \TV~ithin 1 M. of Bath, on\. to Bradford, 6% ; Melk- sham, n|; and Chip- penham, 13. ApBATH 47 57 55 s 585 61 66 ^y JiWVS. Oxford, Witney, Burford, j Kingston, Faringdon, Lechlade, [ JFairford, Cirencester, Tetbury, Petty j JFrance, Cross Hands, Bath. 821] CROSS ROADS. [822 Bath to Oxford. Cross Hands Inn Petty France Tetbury Cirencester Oxford Aldsworth, about z m. on r. Sherborne Lodge, Lord Sherborne. Bibury, at, — Creswell, Esq. Barnsley, at, on r. is The Park, J Musgrave, Esq. Besselsleigh and Tubney, between, on 1. S. Lawrence, Esq. For Seats beteoeen Tubney and Cireu cester see p. 173. Cirencester, Tht Abbey, Thomas Mas- ter, Esq. ; and Oakicy Park, Earl Bathurst. Tetbury, 1 m. on r. Highgrove House, J. Paul Paul, Esq. Hare atid Hounds, 1 M. on 1. of the, at Weston Birt, P. Holfbrd, Esq. Petty France, on 1. Badminton, Duke of Beaufort. Cross Hands Inn, beyond, Dodding- ton Park, Christopher Codrington, Esq. Toll Down House and Sivanswick, be- tween, on r. is Dyrham Park, Mrs. Blathwayte. Near Swanswick, see on r. Hamsv, ell House, Mrs. Whittington ; and Lil- liput House, — Bush, Esq. ; about 2 m. on r. Tracey Park. R. 255. Oxford to Bath, through JVotton Basset. to Tubney", as p. 820 p FARINGDON x , as p. 1 7 1 9 Coleshiir 3 Eastrop— T. G. rHIGH WORTH'— M. H. Wilts Stratton" Cross the Wilts and Berks Canal, t M. from Stratton, on r. to Cricklade, *i\. 'SWINDON* Chi 1. to Marlborough, 11$ m.; and Devizes, 19 J. 30 About 1 M. from Swindon, again cross the Wilts and Berks Caned ; and about 5 M. further cross the Key R. bf WOTTON BASSET On r. to Cricklade, i\ M. Cross the Wilts and Berks Canal, and Avon R. Tokenham Wick* Lyneham* On 1. to Cahie, 5$ M. Cross the Wilts and Beiks Canal. Upper Town" Friday Street Christian Malfbril Cross the Avon R. Sutton Benger' Broad Lane On r. to Malmsbury, 7^-M. Langley Burrel ^CHIPPENHAM" cb PBATH, as p. 136 M Fj M 1 64 1 1 1 A 37 3- -40 1 1 4* 2 -l i 43 1 - 14S — -1 J 46 it US "— 7 49 1 3 > I 6 52 t?5 13- The Road usually travelled from Ox- ford to Bath is by Route 254. Oxford, Kingston, Faring - INNS. don, Swindon Chippenham. For Seats from Tubney to Faringdon see p. 173. Colcshill, on 1. Coleshill House, Earl of Radnor. Between Highworth and Stratton, on r. a Seat of the Rev.Dr.Trenchard Swindon, at, are Swindon House, A. Goddard, Esq. ; and a Seat of the Rev. Dr. Vilett. Wotton Basset, Entrance of, on r. is Limekiln House, Mrs. Watts. TokenhamWick, onr. J.R.Buxton, Esq. Lyneham, 1 M. on the 1. Tokenham House, late J. WalkerHeneage, Esq. Upper Town, about 1 M. on r. of, at Dauntsey, late Earl of Peterbo- rough. Sutton Benger, on r. Draycot House, Lady Catherine Tilney Long. Chippenham, within 1 M. on r. Har- nish House, George Hawkins, Esq. On 1. of Chippenham is Ivy House, R. Humphreys, Esq. 3 G 2 323] CROSS ROADS. [824 R. 256. — Oxford to Bristol. to Cross Hands Inn, as p. 820 On 1. to Malmsbury, 1 1 M.; and Bath, 1 i£. Old Sodbury Green PCHIPPING SODBURY x On r. to Wickwar, 4 M. Yate Iron Acton On r. to Old Passage, 1 1 M . Stapleton* ct, PBRISTOL '5 5* 6-1 24 60 -6, "62 7° 73 /?. 258. — Oxford to Cambridge, by Ayleslury and Wolurn. INNS. Sodbury, Bristol. Sodbury, on r. at Little Sodbury, is Winscombe, Henry Howard Hart ley, Esq. Stapleton, on 1. at Cleeve Hill, John Gordon, Esq. ; and H. Smyth, Esq. on r. Stoke Park, Duke of Beau fort. R. 257. — Oxford to Bristol, through Malmsbury. to PHIGHWORTH", as p. 821 Luckington, as p. 175 Beyond Luckington, on r. to Sodbury, 4^ m. Toll Down House, Clouc. On r. to Tetbury, 13 m.; on 1. to Bath, io, Pucklechurch Mangotsfield* if m. beyond, on r. £0 «Sor/- Within 1 n. of Bristol, on r. £0 Gloucester, 34. cb PBRISTOL 2711 3 4 24 2 5 : 54 587 60 7 66 to p\Vheatley x , as />. 1 92 Wheatley Bridge On 1. £« Chipping Norton, Z5| M. Cross f/ie Thame R.; and on. r. ifo £fr§7t Wycombe, 19I M, Albury" North Weston" iY r «?r/r Thame, on r. £0 J^et/- lingford, \^ m. •THAME' Bixthorpe, ^wc^5 Din ton Stone Hartwell" b PAYLESBURY On 1. to Bicester, 14I M.; and Buckingham, 1 7^. Bierton Rous ham Wing PLE1GHTON BUZZARD* Bedfordshire Hockliffe* On r. to Dunstable, 5 M.; o» 1. to Fenny Strat- ford, 8. PWOBURN* Ridgmont* pAMPTHILL* How End On r. fo Luton, \%\ m. Elstow* •^BEDFORD (Thence to Cambridge, as p. 827—29 ; 6.) M|F 6 7 INNS. Oxford, Malmsbury, Bristol. INNS. Thame, Aylesbury, Leigh " J ton Buzzard, Woburn, Ampthill, Higkivorth, i m. beyond, on r. Han- Bedford, Eaton Socon, Saint Neots nington House, Mrs. Freke; 1 m. beyond which, on r. Lushill, Wm. Peek, Esq. Mangotsfield, between it and Bristol, Fishponds, Mrs. Cox Overn Hill, Dr. Cox. Cambridge. Cambridge to Oxford, by St. Neots on 1. is! lEaton Socon I Bedford Ayles bury. — - 17,6 1 X 19L-. T □ 4 29}6 825] Ampthill Woburn Leighton Buzzard Aylesbury Thame Oxford CROSS ROADS. 260.— Oxford to C [826 M|F|I M 37 45 % iz 7 6 l \ - ^1 85I6 /r. ambridge and Lynn, by Buckingham. Wheatley, on 1. of, are Holton Park, E. Biscoe, Esq.; Waterperry, Hen. Curzon, Esq.; and Waterstock, — Ashurst, Esq. Albury and North Weston, between, on r. Rycote Park, Earl of Abing- don. Thame, if M. on r. of, Thame Park, Miss Wickham. z\ M. on r. of Thame, Kingsey, Mrs. Herbert. Hartwcll, at, Hartwcll House, Mar- quis of Buckingham; late the Re- sidence of the King of France. Leighton Buzzard, on r. — Dicken- son, Esq.; and Mrs. Ashill. Hockliffe, ou 1. is Hockliffe Lodge, Mrs. Glossett ; and a little further to 1. is Hockliffe Grange, Richard ,Gilpin, Esq. Beyond Hockliffe, on 1. is Battlesden House, Sir Gregory O. P. Turner, Bart. Between Hockliffe and TVoburn, on r. is Milton Bryant, Sir Hugh Inglis, Bart. Woburn, before, on r. is Woburn Ab- bey, the superb Seat of the Duke of Bedford; adorned with a fine Collection of Pictures, &c. Ridgmont, at, Thos. Potter M 'Queen, Esq. Between Ridgmont 'and Ampthill, on 1. Lidlington Park. Ampthill, on 1. Ampthill Park and House, Lord Holland. Els tow, on r. is Elstow Lodge, Mrs. Colquhoun. For Continuation of Seals from Bed- ford to Cambridge see p. $2,8, 829. R. 259. — Oxford to Bicester to Gofford Bridge 5 Cross the Charwett R. Wendiebury *BJC ESTER to Gofford Bridge Cross the CharueU R. i£ m. beyond, on r. to Hi$rk Wycombe, 27^; on I.' to Chipping- Norton, 1 7. Near Weston on the Green, on r. to Bicester, 4^ v, , Weston on the Green* p Middleton Stoney" On r. to Bicester, 3 M.; on 1, to Chipping Norton, 14. Ardeley" 1 M. beyond, f ; and Brackley, z|. Monks House, O.x f. Beyond Monks House, on r. to Bicester, l\ M, Fin mere" Tingewick, Bucks Cross the Oust R. ^BUCKINGHAM* On r. to Winslow, 7 m.; on 1. to Brackley, j£. Cross a Branch of the Grand Junction Canal. Again cross a Branch of the Grand Junction Ca- nal, and the Ouse R. Thornton" Beachampton Calverton § M. further, on r. to Fenny Stratford, d\ m. "STONY STRATFORD On r. to Dunstable, 9 \ m. : on 1. to Towcester, 7^; and Northampton, 14. Woolverton* Stanton Bridge "NEWPORT PAGNELL" On r. to Dunstable, 18 m. : { on 1. to Northampton, 1 15 ; and Olney, 4. Cross the Ouse R. m If I'm if 5 4j-|; 9 M 1.8 2 V 236 zG A 3° 3' 33 34 ; i|36 3S 4" S27] CROSS ROADS. [S28 Sherrington" * ] Emberton" pOLNEV Clifton Reynes" Newton Blossomville Cold Brayfield' Turvey*, Bedf. Bromham Bridge" Cross the Ouse R. Entering Bedford, on I. to Higham Ferrers, i 5 m. b PBEDFORD Cross the Ouse R. On r. to JVoburn, i$\ m. ; Luton, 1 9 ; 'and Hilchin, Cardington Cross Wellington" Cross the Ouse R. Great Barford Roxton" Through Rorton, on r. to Rigglesicadc, 7 M.; and. Hit chin, 15. Wybaston Eaton Socon Maltman's Green Onl. to Kimbolton, 7% m. Cross the Ouse R. r ST. NEOTS", Hunt. On r. to Biggleswade, 1 1 M.; and Hitchin, 17 : on the 1. to Kimbolton, 7$; Stamford, 34^ ; Peter- borough, 26%; andHunt- ingdon, 8£. Upper Wintringham Welde White Hall", Camb. On the r. to Biggleswade 1 1| M. ; on the I. to St. Ives, 8. Eltisley 1 M. beyond, on r. to Roy ston, 8f : on 1. to Hunt itigdon, 8 ; and Saint Ives, 9. r 'CAMBRIDGE |i (Thence to Lynn, as p.\ 507—46! M.) MIF 42! 4 44 4 454 464 47:4 482 49 2 54 2 12 IS — 4 57 66 I INNS. Oxford, Middleton Stoney, Buckingham, Stony Stratford, New port Pagnell, Bedford, Eaton Socon, St. Neots, Cambridge. Cambridge to Oxford, by Buckingham. St. Neots Eaton Socon Bedford Newport Pagnell Stony Stratford Buckingham Middleton Stonev Oxford IM Y M — - 17 | I 4 19 10 [6 6 4 4 29 46 g 2 60 '4 5 75 1 1 7 87 676 68 69 75 -87 JVestononthe Green, 2 M. . 5 ! ^ 122 2 23 6 ! 2<; 30 - 39 INNS. Oxford, Wallingford, Pang- bourn, Aldermaston, Basingstoke Alton, Petersfield, Havant, Ems- worth, Chichester. •Chichester to Oxford. Havant Petersfield Alton Basingstoke Aldermaston Pangbourn Wallingford Oxford — - 9 1 2 4 ai 13 - 34 1 2 - 46 9 - S5 8 2 64 9 4 73 12 4 80 Nuneham Courtenay, on r. is Nune ham Courtenay Pai-k, Earl Har court : on 1. is> Baldon House, Sir Christopher Wm. Willoughby, Bt. Shillingford, at, — Bridges, Esq. Wallingford, at, is Wallingford Castle. — Hodgson, Esq. Baseldon, just beyond, on r. Baseldon Park, Sir Richard Borough, Bart. Pangbourn, 1 M. on 1. is Purley Hall, late Rev. Dr. Wilder. 831] CROSS ROADS. [832 Bere Court, Rev. ! Tidmarsh, i M. on r Dr. Breedon. Englejield, on r. is Engleficld House, Richard Ben von, Esq. R. 263. — Oxford to Devizes. M I F P " 8 21 [to pFARIXGDON t|*M. 011 1. of Englejield, Calcot Park, White's Cross J.Blagrave, Esq.; beyond v.hich Shrivenham Prospect Hill, J. Liebenrood,^ Esq.; \Cross tfie j^ iUs and Bcrk , Canal. Berke- 1 m. on r. Beenham 1$ M. further, Coley Park ley Monck, Esq Halfway House House, Rev. J. Bostock ; and 1 M. on 1. Padworth House, Gen. Grif- fiths ; 2 M. on r. is Woolhampton House, Viscount Falmouth. Aldermaston, at, on r. Wasmg Place, Wm. Mount, Esq.; on 1. Aldermas-: ton House, Wm. Congreve, Esq. | East Sherborne, at, The Vine, Wm.! Chute, Esq. Basingstoke, if M. from, on 1. Hack^ wood Park, Lord Bolton. Herriard, at, George P. Jcrvoise, Esq. Chaivton, on 1. Chaw ton Park, J.C. Middleton, Esq. Farringdon, 1 M. beyond, on r. Pelham Place, Thomas Dumaresq, Esq. East Tisted, on r. Rotherfield Park, James Scott, Esq. 3 m. beyond East listed, on r. Basing Park, Rich. Norris, Esq. For Seats at Petersfield and Horn-, dean see p. 30. R. 262. — Another Road. to ^PETERSFIELD, at p. 830 South Harting", Sussex JFithin t to. of Mid La- vuut, on 1. to Haslemere, 16. Mid Lavant" 9 '^CHICHESTER 2 Hackron Bridges Stratton Green, Wilis On 1*. to High wort h, 4) m. Cross the It 'Ms and Berks Canal. Within 1 M. of Swindon, on r. to Cricklade, 8 M. Cross the Cole R. pSWINDON" On r. to JVotton Basset, 6£ M.; 3 M. beyond, owl. to Marlborough, 9. Ufcot The Wire Berwick Basset W in tei borne Moncton Avebury or Aubery* Cross the Kennet N. Beckhampton Inn b PDEVlZES, as p. 145 2|6 2 3 215 M H 18 3° INNS. Petersfield, Chichester. Harting, on r. Up Park, Sir H. Fea- therstonhaugh, Bart. ; Ditcham' Grove, C. Coles, Esq. ; and Little Green, S. Phipps, Esq. Mid Lavant, within 1 m. of, on 1. is Binderton House, — Strettell, Esq.! INNS, Swindon, Devizes. Swindon, near, on 1. Swindon House, A.Goddard, Esq.; and a Seat of the Rev. Dr. Vilett. 2 M. beyond Swindon, at Wroughton, on r. Wm. Codrington, Esq.; on 1 Burdrope House, Tho. Galley, Esq Avebury, Avebury House, — Jones, Esq. R 264.-OXFORD to Hungerford. toBesselsleigh, asp. 820 Beyond, on r. to Faringdon, 10 M.; on 1. to Abing- don, 4M. Frilford" 2 East Hanney 3 Grove Cross the Wilts and Berks Canal. pWANTAGE 1 14 833] CROSS ROADS. [834 On r. to Faringdon, 8 m.; on 1. to Walling ford, 14. Red House Over Litcomb Downs. Little Fawley* West Shefford On r. to Lambourn, 4 m. ; on 1. to Newbury, 4. Oow the Lumboum Brook. New Town" Cross Me Kennet R. PHUNGERFORD M F M 2 „ l6 2 2 l8 4 4 22 2 4 2 5 2 6 |z8 M r iV>S. Oxford, Wantage, Hun- gerford. Frilford, on 1. Mareham Park, Elwes, Esq. Fawley, on 1. is Woolley Park, Mrs. Wroughton. New Town, on 1. Denford, William Hallett, Esq. 1 z\- 2|- ~4 R. 265. — Oxford, by Andover, to Salisbury. toRadley Wood", Berks 1 — b PABINGDON 3 On r. to Faringdon, 14^ M.; on 1. to Henley, 20fJ Crow Me Wilis and Berks \ Canal. Drayton Steventon Green Cross Post On r. to Wantage, si M.; on 1. to Wallingford, 8$. Chilton Pond Kates Gore pEAST ilsley Asheridge World's End" Chieveley" Donnington* dross the Ldaibmrn R. Speenhamiand On r. to Bath, 50 m.; on 1. to London, 55^. Cross Me Kennet R. pNEWBURY 0* Lto Whitchurch, 1 3 w. 14 >5 17 196 2T6 2612 Cross the Enborn R. HighclereStreet*,.£fa?zfc Hurstborne Tarrant Cross the Test R. Knight's Enharn* bpANDOVER cb PSALISBURY, asp. 55 M F M 4 - 30 6 - 36 3 - 39 2, 4 42 n 3 5 9 INNS. Oxford, Abingdon, East Ilsley, Speenhamiand, Newbury^An dover, Salisbury. Salisbury to Oxford. And over Newbury Speenhamiand East Ilsley Abingdon Oxford _ -1 I? H 4 3* — 4 33 9 - 4* 11 2 53 - 59 Radley Wood, if M. beyond, on 1 Radley Hall, unoccupied. World's End, j M. on 1. Langley Hall, Charles Beckford Long, Esq. Oiieveley, on 1. Prior's Court, John Thomas Wasey, Esq. Donnington, on r. The Castle House, Col. Stead ; beyond which, Chau- cer's Grove, John Bebb, Esq.; and near it, the beautiful and pictu- resque Remains of the Castle, the ancient Residence of the Poet Chaucer : on 1. is Shaw House, Sir Joseph Andrews, Bart. Highclere Street, on the 1. Highclere House, Earl of Carnarvon. Knight's Enham, on 1. Enham Place, W. Aives, Esq. R. 266. — Oxford to Lichfield and Holyhead, by Coventry. to Kiddlington on the Green 3 m. beyond, on r. to High Wycombe, 34; en 1. to Chipping Norton, 11. Cross the Oxford Canal. Sturgis Castle- On r. to Woodstock, if M. Hopcroft's Holt" On r. to Bicester, 7 m.- on 1. to Chipping Norton, 9. 5 Si 8 5! 12 3 H 835] CROSS ROADS. North Aston Inn At about i m. cross the Swere R. »DEDDINGTON* On r. to Buckingham, 14 M.; on 1. to Chipping Norton, 9! . Adderbury* On r. to Buckingluvm, 15 M. Weeping Cross ^BANBURY" On r. *o Brackley, 9 m.j and Daventry, 16: cut. to Gripping Norton, 1 2§ ; Stratford on Avon, 2c ; Kineton, \ 2§ ; awvCOVENTRY— M. H. « b PLICHFIELD, as p. 299 (Thence to Holyhead, as p. 284— 153* M.) M Fl 2 2 1 7 i y 26 1 4 1 7 46 76 1 6 22 23 I 2 34 1 - — 6 1 5 *7 2 16 a? [S30 lington Hall, Sir Henry Watkin Dashwood, Bart. Hopcroft's Holt, 1 M. on r. Rowsham, Lady Dormer. Between Hopcroft's Holt and Ded- dington is a Seat of — Page, Esq. Adderbury, on 1. John Field, Esq. Banbury, 2 m. on 1. Wroxton Abbey, Earl of Guilford. Mollington, 1A m. beyond, on 1. Farn- borough, late Win. Holbeche, Esq. Ladbroke, within 2 M. on 1. Watergall House, Charles Fyske Palmer, Esq. Scutham, 1 m. beyond, on I. Francis Fauquier, Esq. Marton, 1 m. on r. Birdingbury, Sir Theophilus Biddulph, Bt.; beyond which, atLemington Hastings, the Rev. Sir C. Wheler, Bart. ; on 1. i% Easthorpe, Dr. Vyner. Prince Thorpe, 2 M.on r. Bourton, — Shuckburgh, Esq. Ryton Bridge, 1 M. on 1. is Bagington Hall, Mrs. Price. Willenhall, on r. James Wyatt, Esq. Whitley Bridge, on 1. Whitley Hall, Viscount Hood. m. beyond Whitley Bridge, on 1. is Stevichall Hall, Fr. Gregory, Esq. R. 267. — Another Road to Tarn- worth and Holyhead. INNS. Oxford, North Aston Inn, Banbury, Southam, Coventry. Coventry to Oxford. Southam — Banbury 14 Oxford 22 \$turgis Castle, ntar 3 m. op r. Kirt- to ^COVENTRY, asp A 3 5 Karesley Green Corley Fillongley" Near Over Whitacre, on r. to Nuneaton, 7 J m. Over Whitacre" On r. to Ather stone, 7 M.; on 1. to Coleshill, 3 J. Nether Whitacre" Kingsbury Two Gates" On r. to Ather stone, 7§ M.; on 1. through Fazeley to Lichfield, 7%. Cross the Coventry Canal and Tame R. ^TAMWORTH, Staff'. (Thence to Holyhead, as p, 283 — i6i£m.) M F M 49 2 - iS 1 24 54 2 - 56 3 1 59 2 1 61 26 64 3 4 ;6? 1 6 6 9 1 18372 CROSS ROADS. [838 JNNS. Coventry, Tamworth. Fillongley, i M. beyond, on the r. see Brook House, J. Biddulph, Esq. Over TVhitacre, Rev. Mr. Sadler. ih M. on 1. of Over JVhitacre, at Shu- stoke, Edward Croxall, Esq. Nether IVhiiacre, i4 M. on 1. is Hams Hall, C. B. Addeiley, Esq.; x\ M. on 1. Dunstan Hall, Mrs. Fox. Two Gates, near, on 1. is Dartshill House, W. Dickinson, Esq. j M F 3 2 n 3 6 36 i • 3 4 2 i l 2 6 < 2 2 3 * / 3- — 2 R. 268. — Oxford to Peterboro', to Barley Mow", as p. 826, Northatnptonsh. j Ow r. to Buckingham, 8 m.; on 1. to Deddington, 6$. j A«ar Brackley, on the 1. to Banburtf, 9^ M. ! ^BRAC K LEY — ;Tf. H. J On r. to Buckingham, j$ M. j Sil verston" — George rTOXV CENTER*— Ring of I On r. to Stony Stratford, 6$ M.; on 1. to Daventry, 1 2$. ! Cross the Grand Junction j Canal. jBlisworth — Church 36 37 Milton 1 38 \Near Northampton, on r. to Stony Stratford, 13 M. ! Cross the Nen It. ^NORTHAMPTON* All Saints Church 3442 Thence to 'THRAPSTON, as p. 660 659 -IVhite Hart 21 1 633 Onr. to Huntingdon, i&$M Thorp Water vile-7 1 - G. 1 M. beyond, on r. to Kim- bolton, 10. Barn well' Cross the Nen R. rOUNDLE -Church Cross the Nen R. Warmington* Ehon-Church, Hunt. On 1. to Stamford, 9$ M. Chesterton Kate* Cabin 687 T 74 76 79 794 On r. to Huntingdon, 17 i m.; anrf t Hall, Sir Phil. Christ. Mus- grave, Bart. Near 3 M. on r. of Melmerby, Skirwith Hall, J. O. Yates, Esq. Melmerby, on 1. Melmerby Hall, T. I Patterson, Esq. On r. of Nent Head is Nentsbury, late Adam Wilkinson, Esq. Nent Head, at, is the Residence of the Agents of the Lead-mining Company, Lessees of the Lead Mines in Aldstone Moor, belong- ing to Greenwich Hospital. St. John's Chapel, about 1 m. before, on the 1. across the Wear R. is New House, the Residence of the Agents of Colonel Beaumont, Lessee of the Lead Mines in Weardale. Stanhope, beyond, on 1. are Stanhope Castle ; and Stanhope Hall, C. Rip- pon, Esq. : on r. across the River, at Unthank, Messrs. Tweddle and Hildyard; beyond which, Newland Side House, Thos. Harvey, Esq. Frosterley, about 1 M. from, on the r. Rogerley Hall. Jf'nsingham, 1 m. on \. Fawn Leeses, George Wooler, Esq. ; near 1 m. further, on 1. Bishop Oak, Robert Curry, Esq. 2 M. before Harperley Lane Head, on 1. Bradley Hall, Tho. Bowes. Esq.; f M. further on 1. is New Hall, John Garth, Esq.; beyond which, Green- well Hall, John Greenwell, Esq. Harperley Lane Head, near 1 m. be- fore, on r. is Harperley Hall, Mrs. Pearson. JVillington, at, on 1. H. Mills, Esq. Brancepeth, Brancepeth Castle, the late Win. Russel, Esq. Browney R. on 1. is Flass Hill, Rev. Sir Robt. Peat, Bart. ; and on the 1. at Ushaw, the New Douay Col- lege, an extensive Roman Catholic Seminary, established by the Exiles from Douay. R. 274. — Penrith" to Keswick. to Pen ruddock" Lane Head Threlkeld Cross the Greta R. KESWICK — - 6 3 3 9 3 5 '3 4 6 17 843] CROSS ROADS. [844 INNS. Penrith, Keswick. Penrith, about i£ M. beyond, on 1. is Skirsgill House, H. Parkin, Esq. Penruddock, on 1. of, Hutton St. John, Andrew Huddleston, Esq. R. 275. Peterborough to Hinckley and Holyhead. ro Thorpe" Castor" \ilesworth Wandsford On \. to Huntingdon, n M.; and Oundle, 7%: on t. to Stamford, 6. Duddington" On r. to Staw fend, 5 M. ; on 1. to Weldon, 8$. Cross the Wetland R. Tixover", Rvtlandsh. — 2^ M. beyond, on the r. to Stamford, 7^. Glayston" pUPPINGHAM" Onr.tu Oakham, 6 M.; on 1. to Rockingham, f4. Finchley Bridge* Cross the R. Eye. East Norton", Leic. tugby Skefrington" Billesdon Houghton Bushby "LEICESTER" Cross the Soar R. Earl Shilton* "HINCKLEY— Bull's Ho. (Thence to Holyhead, thro' Tamworth, &c. as p. -S3— 177IM.) MF 2 1 - $- 717 r 4 - '4 5 -7 283 297 1315 331 36 « 1377 4 T 56- i INNS, Peterborough, Wandsford, Uppingham, Leicester, Hinckley. Hinckley to Leicester Uppingham Wandsford Peterborough Tkorp\ -,i*3j7 337 48 1 56H Duddington, 2 m. on 1. is Fineshade Abbey, Hon. John Moncktou; 1 m. beyond which are Laxton Hall, Lady Carbery; and Blatherwick Hall, Stafford O'Brien, Esq. 3 m. beyond Tixover, on r. is South LuffeuhamHouse,T.Hotchken,Esq. Glayston, near, on 1. Glayston House, Hon. Geo. Watson : between Glay- ston and Uppingham, see Burleigh on the Hill, Earl of Winchilsea. Uppingham, 1 M.from, on r. is Ayston House, G. Fludyer, Esq. Finchley Bridge, on 1. is Allexton Hall, Col. Crump East Norton, 1 m. on r. isLoddington Hall, Campbell Morris, Esq.; 1 $ M beyoud which, Laund Abbey, John F. Simpson, Esq. Skcffington, on 1. Skeffington Hall, Sir Win, Cha. F. Skeffington, BarC Leicester, z M. on 1. of, is Knighton Lodge, Sir E. C. Hartopp, Bart. 1 M. beyond Leicester, on 1. is West Cotes, W. Ruding, Esq.; beyond which is Branston Hall, Clement Winstanley, Esq. Earl Shilton, within i-J M. on r. is Tooley Park, Boultbee, Esq.: 1 J M. beyond which, at Kirkby Mallory, Sir R. Noel, Bt.« on 1. Nor- manton Hall, Sir W. W. Dixie, Bt. R. 276. — Petfrsfield to Winchester. to Steep Stonar Hill \ M. beyond, on r. to Al- ton, 6 M. ; on 1. to Bi- shop's FValtham, 14. Ropley Dean 3 > WIN C HESTER, asp. 7 1 INNS. Petersfield, Winchester. — - I I — 2 4 6 i 4 16 beyond, on r. Milton House. Earl Fitzwilliam. Caster, at, Dr. White. R. 277. — Peterborough fVisbeach and Lynn. to Newark Eye Bury Thorney, Norf. Guyhorn Chapel St. Mary's WISBEACH, Camb. ""LYNN , as p. 5 1 1 , Norf. to _ 2 6 2 3 4 5 8 2 z 6 - 14 2 4 - i8 2 2 4 to 6 1 5 -: jd H 845] CROSS ROADS. [846 R. 278. — Plymouth to Bodmin by Saliush. to b PSALTASH,a*/>. no, Cornw. Near 1 m. beyond, on r. to Calling-ton, 9 m. Nottar Bridge" Cross the Lynher R. Landrake Tidiford" Cross the Tidi R. ,• and on 1. to St. Germans, i£m.; \ M. further, on the 1. to Crimble Passage, 9; and Tor Point, 8. Catchfrench* ^LISKEARD* On r. to Culling ton, 8 M. Western Tap House On 1. to Lostwithiel, 3^ m. Crow tfte Fowey R. Trer'yn* Ora 1. to Lostwithiel, 4 M. tpfiODMIN 8. 9 M.j iO *33 l 9;3 •if/ Car keel 5 " Penter's Cross" * IjSt. Mellion A'uOver Fiverdon Down to j b »KELLINGTON, or ! CALLINGTON" _! On r. to Tavistock ! on\. to Liskeard, JiStoke Climsland ^Real's Mills I Cross the Inny R." iiTrekenna IjLandue Mill III I M. leyond, on r. to Ta- vistock. i;M. ^LAUNCESTON I 9!7 -3 5 *,4 INNS. Plymouth, Launceston. Callington, 307 3 7 Saltash, on 1. is Trematon Castle, B. Tucker, Esq.; and a little beyond,! Burell, John Burell, Esq.; and! Stocketon House, Admiral Dei Courcy. Carkeel, on r. is Hatt, — Symonds,! Esq. Nottar Bridge, 1 M. on r. Wotton, F. \ Pe ?%' S „ *****' on J' Pentillie Castle ' Dogharty, Esq.; and 2 M. beyond, 'I J j ;. 1 ' <-orvton, Esq. Holwood, John Rogers, Esq. ^Callington, if ibM, on 1 White- 7irfi/orrf, 1* M. on 1. Port Eliot, Earl ' tord House » Sir VV m « Pratt Call « Bt - INNS. Plymouth, Liskeard,Bodrain. of St. Germans. Catchfrench, at, F. Glanville, Esq. ; 1 M. beyond which is Coldriniek, F. Trelawney, Esq. Liskeard, within 2 m. at about 3 M. on r. Trenaut Park, Admiral Sir Edw. Buller, Bart. Inny R. on r. Cathamartha, J. Gould, Esq. R. 2S1. — Plymouth" to Laun ceston, by Tavistock. to Knackershole" Trefyn, near, is Lanhydrock House, jjuftW' — Lopes Arms Hara Bridge Hon. Mrs. Bagnal Agar. R. 279. — Another Road, by Tor Point. to bf LISKEARD, as p. 92! — 1-|| 1 8|4 to "PBODMIN, as above \ 1 4 1 4 1 1 3 3 1- R. 280. — Plymouth to Laun- ceston, by Callington. to b PSALTASH\ asp. no| Near 1 M. beyond, on 1. to\ Liskeard, 12. Whitchurch "TAVISTOCK* On r. to Exeter, 32 M. crwrf Okehampton, iyi : ow 1. #0 Callington, 9. Milton Abbot" Griston Bridge" Craw £fte Tumor R. Within 1 M. of Launceston, on 1. to Callington, io£, ^LAUNCESTON, Corn. 2 5 2 4 5 5 10 12 4 4 6 1 ♦ '4 ~ 5 1 A 4 >9 22 1 6 2 4 _ *6 X S47] CROSS ROADS. [84S INNS. Plymouth, Launceston. Tavistock. Plymouth, on r. across Catwater, is Saltram, the tine Seat of the Earl of Morley. Knarkersh.oie, about i M. before, on 1. Widey, John Anderson Morshead, Esq.; and on r. Whideigh, Edxn. Henry Gennys, Esq. (About i M. on r. of Knackershole is j Derryford House, John Clarke Langmead, Esq. Jumps, about 3 :vi. on 1. is Marristow, House, the admired Seat of Sir Manasseh Lopes, Bart, command- ing' a fine View of the Tamar R. &c; and Buckland Abbey, T.T. F. E. Drake, Esq. About z M. from Jumps, at 1^ on 1. is Bickhain, Sir Win. Elford, Bart. Mara Bridge, near, on 1. is Pounds, Admiral Sir H. Sawyer. About t M. from Hara Bridge, at £m. on 1. at Greenofen, G. Drake, Esq. ; and opposite is Sortridge, Rev. H. Pengeily. Tavistock, on r. is Mount Tavy, John Carpenter, Esq.; z M. beyond, on 1. is Venn, Richard Parsons, Esq.j Milton Abbot. 1 M« on 1. is Endsleigh Cottage, a beautiful new Building of the Duke of Bedford's ; opposite is Cathamartha, John Gould, Esq. Between 3] i I ton Abbot and Griston j Bridge, at 1 M. on r. Kelly, Arthur Kelly, Esq. ; Griston Bridge, on 1. is Hexworthy, Edw. Prideaux, Esq. INNS. Plymouth, Okehampton. Beardon, about 1 M. before, at about tH. on 1. on the Lidford Road, a remarkable Cascade. 282. — Plymouth to Okehampton. to '^TAVISTOCK, a^.846 Lane Head Beardon* Cross the Lid R. Downton Qtijyio Plymouth Dock, 21. Pigs Lea Sourton 1 M. further, on 1. ^? Ixiun- ceston, 14. ^OKEHAMPTON 20 2 1 6 H 29 4 54 3 U 3 74 M F 6 R. 283. — Poole* to Beaminster. m|f to Lychett Minster" ■nVAREHAM* On r. to Beer Regis, 7 m.; on 1. to Corfe Castle, 5. Stoke Green Wool Bridge" Cross the Frome R. Winfrith On 1. to Weymouth, 13 M. Broad Mayne Fordington "DORCHESTER On r. to Bland ford, i6£ M. : on 1. to Weymouth, 8; Abbotsbury, 10; and Bridport, 14J. to pBEAMINSTER, as p. 184 48 INNS. Poole, Wareham, Dorchester. Poole, 3 m. from, on r. is Upton, C Spurrier, Esq. Lychett Minster, on r. Lychett Matra- vers, Claude Scott, Esq. ; beyond is Lychett House, Wm. Trenchard, Esq." Wareham, 2 M. on 1. of, Holme, late Right Hon. N. Bond. 6 M. on 1. of Wareham, near the Sea, is Smedmore, Wm. Clavill, Esq. Wool Bridge, 4 m. on 1. of, near the Sea, Lulworth Castle, Thos. Weld Esq. &2S4. — Poole to Weymouth. to Winfrith, as alove On r. to Dorchester, 10 m Osmington Within 1 m. of Weymouth , on r. to Dorchester, 7. *?V/EYM0UTH 3* INNS. Foole. Wareham, Weymouth. S4CJ-] CROSS ROADS. [850 R. 28$. — Portsmouth to Ply- mouth, by Southampton , Bland- ford, and Exeter. to pCosham, ax p. 28 Porch ester On 1. to Gosport, 5^M.; on. r. to Bishop's If alt- ham, 7^. TAREHAM* Blackbrook* Cattisfield Titch field House Over Titchfield Common. Cross Bursledon R. Bursledon Bridge Over Netley Common. Cross the It chin R.; and at about 1 m. on r. to Bishop's Tfaltham, 9. Nortbam Bridge" ^SOUTHAMPTON Thence to PWIMBORN MIN- STER", as p. yz— 75 Onr. to Ringivood, 9^M.; and Salisbury, zz\. Baribrd" Sbapwick Crawford Bridge Cross the Tarrant R. Langton* PBLANDFORD" On r. to Salisbury, zz% M. Cross the Stour R.; and on the 1. to Dorchester, i6£ M. Durweston* ShillingstoneOkeford" Newton Lidlinch" Bishop's Caundell" Caundell Meuse North Wootton pSHERBORNE Thence to -^EXETER, as p. 108 to ^PLYMOUTH, asp. 9i 30 r 5 35 178 INNSi Portsmouth, Southamp- ton, Titchfield, Fareham, Ringwood,- Wimborn Minster, Blandford, Sher- borne, Yeovil, Crewkerne, Chard, Honiton, Exeter, Chudleigh, Ash- burton, Ivy Bridge, Ridgeway, Ply mouth. PLYMOUTH to Ridgeway Ivy Bridge Ashburton Chudleigh Exeter Honiton Chard Crewkerne Yeovil Sherborne Blandford Wimborn Minster Ringwood Southampton Titchfield Fareham Portsmouth M F M F — 47 6 3 IT 2 12 7 H ■ 9 5! 33 b 9 1 42/ 16 3 59 z 1: 1 7i3 7 7 79 z 9 > 89 1 5 i 94 3 -. : ~\ 117 3 t d 127 i 9 4J1367 20 6 157 5 8 4 166 1 z 4' 168 < 9 3 178- Fareham, on 1. of, Cams HaU, Lieut. H.P. Delme. On r. of Farehcnn is Roth Court, — Whalley, Esq. ; beyond, on r. Sir William Bennet. At Fareham, Samuel Jellicoe, Esq. Blackbrook, on 1. G. Purvis, Esq. For Seats in tl:c Neighbour liovd of Northam Bridge sec p. 76. Winiborn Mimter , 1 M. on 1. »f, Mer- ley House, John W. Bethel!, Esq, Barford, on r. of, is High Hall, late H. W. Fitch, Esq. Langion, near, on 1. Langtou House, J. J. Farquharson, Esq. Blandford, 1 M. beyond, on r. Bryan- stone House, E. B. Portra&n, Esq.; i£m. beyond which, Down House, Sir J. W. Smith. Durwesion, z M. on r. of, Steepleton House, Wm, Beckford, Esq.; Ran- stone, Sir E. Baker Littiehales, Bart.; Iwerne, T. B. Bowen, Esq.; and West Lodge, Rev. I. Bastard. Shillingstone Okeford, It m. on r. of, Handford, H. Seymour, Esq. Lidlinch and Bishop's Caundell, be- tween, Stock House, late J. B. Bur- land, Esq. 3 I 951] R.i?.6, CROSS FwOADS. [352; PreSTEION to Ludlow .\Xear Burnley, on the r. to at M F to Comb Bridge, Shrop Oh r, to Leominster, 12 M IKinsham" Darvpld Bridge j CVwa fft« ^Tfffcy R. Wigmore" ! On r. to Leomvisier, i 1 § H. ILenthall I Elton Aston" j Cross the Teme R. ^LUDLOW I I- 14 16 — 6 I 56 Rochdale, 14^ ,m. BURNLEY" Ij Cross the feeds and ZAver- 1 poo/ Canal. 4:-jiO?* 1. to Blackburn, 12 m.;, 5 - Ml r. to Halifax, 21 1. Little Marsden ° 10 Great Marsden' Xcai Colne am — 4 >Ae Qi&fer. pfJOLNET i#< Cb&s* , on r. to /?rarf- i /wpool Canal. • S. Davies, Esq. Jstun, z m. on 1. of, Downton Castle, | Richard Payne Knight, Esc;. i Ludlow, near, on r. is Ludford Pari N. L. Charlton, Esq. PSKJPTON 4|i3 34 3' 2 35 372; 40 6 INNS. Preston, Blackburn, Burn- ley, Skipton. WaUon IcDale, on l.Cuerdale Lodge, B. 287. — Preston to Burnley, Win. Asheton, Esq. : our. Derwent Colne, and Sk'rpton. ltd Walton le Dale* •On r. to ff'igan, i6^-m.; Iand Chorlett, 7$ : a tittle further, on 1. toCUtheroe, Cross the R. Derwent. IHoghton Lane iLivesay" 3 Cross the R. Derwent. "BLACKBURN On r. to Haslingden, 7^ m.; »n\. to Ctitheroe, 9^. iRushton* 1 1 M. beyond, on r. to Has^ hngdzn, 5 ; on the 1. to C lit her (t:, 8. .Miham Bridge* Crosx the J f r est Colder R. Padiham" : h - West Colder R. 4 7 ic - M 4 '9 Bank, Ralph Aston, Esq. ; and Walton Hall, Sir H. Philip Hogh-' ton, Bart. Livesav, on 1. is Pleasingtun Hail, — ' Butler, Esq.; £ M. further, on 1. is' Witton House, Joseph Feilden, Esq. Rushton, about ] M. on r. is Dunkeu Hail, LordPetre; beyond which, Accrington House, J. Peel, Esq. : - Between Rushton and Aliham Bridge,' cu 1. Clayton Hall, R. G. Lomax, : - Esq. ' Altham Bridge, 1 M. on 1. Read Hall,' R. Fort, Esq. ; and about 1 if. on r. is Highbrake, R. Tort, Esq. ' Padiham, 1 M. on 1. Huntroid Hall, : L. G. P. Starker, Esq. 1 m. beyond Padiham. on 1. Gawthorp. ! Hall", R. Shuttleworth, Esq. / 2 M. from PadiJiam, on r. is Palace , House, Robert Eiolden, Esq.; a 1 3l| little further on 1. is Royle Hall,; R. Parker, Esq. 853] CROSS ROADS. [854 I urnley, on r. Towneley Park, Pere-, grine Towneley, Esq. At Burr-Joy, Rev. Dr. Collins, and! Rev. Mr. Hargreaves. Great Marsderu, on r. Mareden Hall,] Rev. Mr. Walton ; and wn 1. is Carri Hall, Thomas Clayton, Esq. Colne, on 1. is Alkincoates, Thomas i Parker, Esq. \R. 288. Reading i Royston, and Camb Cross the Thames R. J to Caversham", Oxf. j jShiplake" PHENLEY UPON T H A M E S' On r. to Maidenhead, 9 M. : p;t 1. to TPallingford, 10 ; and f )jcford, 23. Fa \y ley' Mill End Medmenham", Bucks Near Great Mar low, on 1. fo Oxf oid, 264 at. fe pGREAT MARLOW" On r. fo Maidenhead, 5 M. Handy Cross "PHIGH WYCOMBE" On r. to Uxbridge, 14M.; and London, 29 : on 1. to Oxford, *5$. "PAMERSHAM" 1 M. beyond Amersham, on r. tfo Uxbridge, 11M. Green Street" Chorley Wood", Herts P.RICKMANSWORTH" Scotch Hill" Cashio Bridge" Cross the Grand Junction Canal and Gade R. PWATFORD x * On r. to Edgeware, 6$ m.; and London, 15 : on 1. to Berk Hempstead, n§. Garstons — Three Horse Shoes Waterdale— T. G. St. Stephens* Orog$ the Colne R. to Ware, ridge. 54 9 to c 12 b PST. ALBANS* On r. to Chipping Barnet, 10^ M.; and London, 21: o»l. to Dunstable, 12$. St. Peters On 1. to Luton, io£ M, Four Wants pHATFIELD* On r. to Chipping Barnet, 8 1 M.: on 1. to Hitchin, 14^; and Stevenage, 12. A/ear Cbk Green, on r. to Chipping Barnet, 9 M. Cole Green' Hartingfordbury" Cfaro the Maran R. "'■HERTFORD* On r. to Hoddesdon, 4 M.; on 1. #0 Stevenage, 1 1 . A r tw Ware, on tht r. to Hoddesdon, i^\ and Lon- don, io\. Cross the New and J^ea Rivers to pWARE" IpROYSTON, as p. 444 b PCAM BRIDGE, asp. 509 MjPjj M r 46 f s 19 51 131*1 9- i7 - 3' 34 a 35 3? 1 " 17 1 10 3 ~ 33 7 3 40 5< 46 8 1 54 3 4 58 7 2 65 7 - 72 5- 77 7 - 84 8" 9* INNS. Reading, Hemley upon [Thames, Great Mario w, High Wy- jcombe, Amersham, Rickmansworth,; Watford, St. Albans, Hatfield, Hen. 1 jford, Ware. Cambridge to Reading. jRovston Ware Hertford Hatfield St. Albans Watford Rickmansworth Amersham High Wycombe Great Marlow Henley Reading Caversham, 1 m. beyond, on I. Ca- versham Park, Major Marsac; and Caversham Grove, D. Fell, Esq. 3 I 2 855] CROSS ROADS. [856 Shiplake, at, J. Byle, Esq. and LordjS*. Stephens, at, .Mrs. Howard. Mark Kerr. \\St. Album, on the r. Holywell House, 3 m. on 1. of Shiplake, Crowsley Park. Earl Spencer. J. A. Wright, Esq.; and Blunt' i\ Hatfield, on r. is HatfMd House, Court, — Ovey, Esq. j Marquis of Salisbury. Between Shiplake and Henley, on r. j m. on 1. of Hatfield" i% Wood Hall, is Bolney Court, unoccupied ; on j Samuel Smith, Esq. the 1. is Harpsden Court, Thomas Cole Green, on Lis Cole Green Park, Hall, Esq. I Earl Cowper; on r. is Woolmers, Fawley, near, on r. is Fawlcy Court, j Marquis of Stafford. Strickland Freeman, Esq. At Fawley, Rev. Mr. Powis. Medmendham, z m. beyond, onr.Har- leyford, Sir Win. Clayton, Bart. Great Marloiv, on r. across theThames Hartingfordbury , on r. Hartingford- bury Park, late Wm. Baker, Esq. ; and a Seat of Mrs. Chapman. About i£ M. on r. of Hartinerfordburv , Bayford Park. Wm. Baker, Esq.' River, Bisham Abbey, Geo.Vansit- Hertford, at, is the Castle, tart, Esq. ; and Templegate House On r. of Hertford, is Brickendonburv, axid Mills, Owen Williams, Esq. — Dent, Esq.; and Balls Park, Wycombe, near, on r. are Hill Farm, ! Lord John Townsend : on the 1. is — Manning, Esq. ; and Wycombe j Bengeo Park, — Procter, Esq. Abbey, Lord Carrington. Between Hertford and Ware, on 1. is 4 M. from Wycombe, on the r. is Penn Ware Park, Thos. Hope Bvde, Esq. House, Thos. Brooke, Esq.; about | . \ M. beyond which is High House, D n t» */, j Captain Windsor ; and Coleshill R - 2b 9~ Reading to Alton and House, late — Sargant, Esq, Gosport, by Odiham. | M to Whitley Three Miles Cross, Wilts Swallowfield" Riseley Cross the Loddon R. HeckfielcT, Hants Mattingley" Hook — Raven Inn ii 4 Amerslmm, about £ M. on 1. see the Parsonage, Rev. Dr. Drake, i M, on 1. of Amersham is Shardeloes, Thos. Drake-Tyrwhit Drake, Esq. Just through Amersham, i§ M.on 1. is Rheins, — Weller, Esq. ; and on r. is Bendrose, John Sargeant, Esq. z M. beyond Amersham, on r. is Beel House, Render Mason, Esq. Green Street, 1% M. on 1. is Latimers, Lord G. A. H. Cavendish. Between Green Street and Charley „ Wood, on 1. Sarratt, Jas. Grant, Esq' 0n r ' \° Basingstoke, 6± M. Charley Wood Common, on 1. is Mrs." ™ \ *?,f to "f f » 22 *\ Wilson; on r. is Lady Lindsay. 'iNorth Warnborough Between Chorley Wood and Rickmans- .Cross the Basingstoke (m worth, on 1. — Wilson, Esq. ^ nal - Ricknwnsicorth, near, on r. — King- r ODJHAM ston, Esq. ; a little further, on 1. — j South Warnborough" Shackle, Esq. and — Salter, Esq. ''ALTON At Rickmans worth, on r. is Moor Park, Rob. Williams, Esq.; on 1. is Bury . Park, Fotherley Whitfield, Esq. Scotch Hill, on 1. — Wilson, Esq. Casino Bridge, on 1. Renj. Kent, Esq. Swallowfield, on thel. of, is Swallow Watford, near, on 1. Cashiobury Park, i field Place, T. H. Earle, Esq.; be-; Earl of Essex; Grove Park, Ear]:' yond which is Fawley Hill, E. Ste-j of Clarendon; and Russell Farm, |j phenson, Esq.; and on the r. at | [ 3 4 4 3i!53 2 : GOSPORT, asp. 8$ INNS. Reading, Odiham, Alton. Lord Henley. White's Green, is King's Bridge f s.37] CROSS ROADS. [858 Cottage, S. Athawes, Esq. ; and above i M. on the 1. of Swallow field are Beech Hill, Christopher Mus- grave, Esq.; and The Priory, R. W. Hal head, Esq. Heckfield, on r. Heckfield Place, C. Shaw Lefevre, Esq. ; and Rev. Mr. Aubrey. i m. on r. of Heckfield, Strathfield Saye, Duke of Wellington. Mattingley ', i M. beyond, on 1. West Green, — Hawley, Esq.; ^ M. on r. is Tilney Hall, William Pole Tilney Long Wellesley, Esq. Odiham, on the 1. of, is Dogmersfield Park, Lady St. John Mildmay. South Warnborough, on r. of, at Upton Gray, J. H. Beaufoy, Esq.; and at South Warnborough, William She- riff, Esq. and Mrs. Pigot. R. 290. — Reading (o Thame and Aylesbury. to Northcot Purley* Pangbourn" On 1. to Basingstoke, 18 M.; Whituhurch, 13^; and Newbury, 1 7. Baseldon* Streatley" Moulsford* >>pWALLINGFORD* On r. to Henley, icr M.; on 1. to Wantage, 14. Shillingford Bridge Cross the Is is R. Near Shillingford, on r. to Henley, \z\ m. Shillingford, Oxf. On 1. to Oxford, 10J M. ; 071 v. to Henley, 13. Warborough Newington* Stadhampton* Little Milton Great Milton" Three Pigeons* On r. to Great Marlow, 1 7 M.; and High Wycombe,] 1 6 1 : on I. to Oxford, 9^. M F _ I 4 2 2 — 2 - 2 - 3 4 1 4 4 — 6 1 I 1 4 1 ! 1 1 4 6 2 2 1 4 2 1 4 M ;F t 34 5 4 / 4 94 114 l 5 Three Elms Near Thame, on the 1. to Oxford, 13 M. PTHAME b f AYLESBURY, ^."824 M F M 3 - 28 __ 6 2 9 9 2 38 INNS. Reading, Pangbourn, Wallingford, Thame, Aylesbury. l6 f 7 Purley, near 1 m. beyond, on 1. is Purley Hall, late Rev. Dr. Wilder Pangbourn, on the r. of, across the Thames River, Coomb Lodge, S Gardener, Esq. Baseldon, near, on 1. is Baseldon Park, Sir Richard Borough, Bart. At Baseldon, on r. is Grotto House, Rev. Mr. Ogle. Streatley, on 1. — Baker, Esq. Moulsford, 2 M. beyond, on r. across the River Thames, is Mongewell House - , Lord Bishop of Durham. Wallingford, 1 M. on r. of, Howbury House, late Mrs. Reade. Newington, on 1. Newington House, G. White, Esq. Stadhampton, on 1. of, Chislehampton Lodge, C. Peers, Esq. Great Milton, on r. of, at Great Has- ley, J. Blackball, Esq.. Tltree Pigeons, beyond the, on 1. Ry- cote Park, Earl of Abingdon. R. 29 1. -Reading to Whitchurch and Lands End. to PKINGSCLERE, as p. 178, Hanti Cold Henley Within 1 M. of Whit- church, on r. to Oxford 3> >> WHITCHURCH (Thence to Land's End, «.< 1>- 55~ 2 4°i m.) _ "" r 7 5 5 ~3 2 j, iTViVS. Reading, Theal, Alder maston, Whitchurch. 859] CROSS ROADS. [8 60 R. 292. Reading, through Basingstoke, to Winchester and Southampton. to Riseley, as p. 856 Cross the Loddon R. StrathfieldSaye*, Hants StrathfieldTurgisGreen Sherfield Green Sherfield — Church Basing— T. G. x Near Basingstoke, on r. to Oxford, 40^ M. ; and Newbury, 1 8. "BASINGSTOKE to ^WINCHESTER, as p.%1 (Thence to Southampton, asp. 71, 72 — n| M.) M,F I 2 h- — 6 3bi$ W 2|33 INNS. Richmond, Yarm, Stockton, Yarm, at, on r. is Friarage, E. Mey- nell, Esq. R. 2Q4.-Richmond (Surrey) to Windsor, bj Hovnslotv & Slough. INA T S. Reading, Basingstoke. Strathfeld Saye, at, the Duke of Wei lingtoc. Basing T. G. \\ N. beyond, on r. is Chiuham House, Thomas Hasker, Esq. to Twickenham, Midd. Worton pHOUNSLOW to fSLOUGH ,#131, Buck* Eton — College Cross the Thames, ■"WINDSOR, Berks INNS. Hounslow, Slough, Windsor. R. 295. — Ripley (York) to Pajtley Bridge. ito Burn Yates I j 26 Paitley Bridge j 6 4 | 92 R. 293. — Richmond (York) Stockton. to Brompton on Swale Citadella On r. to Boroughbridge, 23 M. ; 1. to Durham, 30$. Scorton On r. to North Alter ton, 8- "Vf Atley Hill Mark Stone— T. G. 1 High Enter Common 2 On 1. to Darlington, 7 M Low Enter Common On r. to N. Jllerton, 8 M Pierseburgh 6 - 1 YARM' 3 - z Cross the Tees R. Eagleschfte, Durh. — 42 Near Stockton, a 1. Darlington, 11k M. "STOCKTON to 2 i 4 3I2 8- 95 : 'i 5 : *5 R. 296. — Rochester to Cran-\ Irook, Rye, and Hastings. to ""MAIDSTONE Loose Linton Loddington Street Stile Bridge over the Beult R. Staple hurst Idon Green Willesley Green "CRAN BROOK Highgate "PRYE, asp. 19— 15$ m. Hurst Green, Sussex •"HASTINGS, asp. 14 — - 8 2 4 TO I - II I - 12 — 6 M 3 1 6 17 18 2 4 20 1 - Z I 3 6 *5 2 16 3 6 27 44 /?. 297.— ROCHFORD tO Cambridge. to Hockley — [- 4 4! Hull Bridge 23 67! Woodham Ferrers" 22 9 rl Overshot Bridge* 24 115) Danburv* 11 11 r' 8(51] CROSS ROADS. [802 Great Baddow On r. to Mai don, y\ m. : on 1. lo Brentwood t 19 ; and London, 29. PCHELMSFORB On v. to Colchester, zz% M.; on 1. fo Brentwood, 1 1. Through Chelmsford, on 1. r L YM I NG TON*— Angel M F M 3 3 Z I 2 4 24 3 - 2/ INNS. Salisbury, Lyndhurst, Ly mine:ton. Devizes, near, on 1. is South Broom House, W. W. Salmon, Esq. On r. of Devizes is New Park, Thos. Grimstone Estcourt, Esq. Rowde, beyond, on r. is Ford House, Wadham Locke, Esq. Chitway Heath, on I. Wyatts, Edward Mairis, Esq.; and Nonsuch, Win, Norris, Esq. Beyond Chitway Heath, on 1. Wands House, Chas. Lewis Phipps, Esq. Sandy Lane, on 1. Spy Park, Colonel Thornton ; andBowden Park, Mrs. Dickenson :_ou the r. see VVetham House, Rev. Wm. Money; and be- yond it, onr. Bovvood, Marquis of Lansdown. R. 300. — Salisbury to Lytninglon. to Alderbury — Green Dragon Cross the Salisbury Canal Whaddon" 4 z\ M. beyond, on 1. to Rom sey, 8. Newton Landlord" 2 On 1. to Southampton, 1 3 M. Through the New Forest to Bramshaw, Hants 2 Brook — Green Dragon 1 Near Cadnam, on the r. to Ring-wood, 12^ M. Cadnam" On 1. to Romsey, 6 J M. ; and Southampton, 8. PLyndhursf— P. 0. On r. to Salisbury, 185 M. Over the New Forest, and ! cross the Boldre R. to r 4 TVhaddon, z\ m. beyond, on r. Brick? worth, H. Eyre, Esq. Landford, on 1. Landlord House, J. Eyre, Esq. Cadnam, £ m. from, on 1. is Bartley Lodge, Charles Lyell, Esq. For Seats between Lyndhurst and Ly- mington see p. 103. R. 301. — Salisbury, through Catne, to Cirencester, Glouces- ter, and Ross. to Chitway Heath, as p. 862 On\. to Chippenham, 5^"M. £ M . beyond, on r. to Marl- borough, 15; on the 1. to Bath, i6£. b CALNE* Cross the Mar den R. On r. to Marlborough, 1 3 M.; on\. to Chippenham, Hillmarton Goat Acre Lyneham On 1. to Chippenham, 10 M. Tokenham Wick" Cross the Wilts and Berks Canal. bpWOTTON BASSET" Through Wotton Basset, ! on r. to Swindon, 6f M. j Hooke Street" Purton Street" Purton Stoke" Cross the Key R. ^CRICKLADE On r. to Highworth, 8 m.; owl. to Malmsbury, iz|. Cross the Thames and Se- vern Canal. Latton* South Cerney, Glouc. 3- 1:6 2 — 2 40 3 42 1 44 1 46 1 48 865] CROSS ROADS. [866 ^CIRENCESTER ^GLOUCESTER, as p 172 PROSS, as p. 196 ;vi F M 5 6 54 I 7 4 71 88 INNS. Calne, Wotton Basset, Cirencttster. Cirencester to Salisbury. Cricklade Wotton Basset Calne Salisbury 6 6 CWwGAINSBOROUGH> Line. Little Corringham Harps well ^Spiral Inn" On r. to Lincoln, 12 M. ; r»w I. to Barton, 23. Silent ham West Rainin 36 4 2 Middle Raisin pMARKET RAISIN ; On 1. to Caistor, 9 M. North Willingham" Kelstorn if m. beyond, on 1. *o GVeaJ Grimsby, 15. South Elkington pLOUTH pSALTFLEET, asp. 503 M 1 M F 2- " *o 6 1 4 5* X 4- 7" .56 -63 2 2 2 . 2 - ■ 67 6 6 1 2 - -!79 6 INNS. Sheffield, Bawtry, Gains- boro', Spittal, Market Raisin, Louth. Saltfleet to Sheffield Louth Market Raisin 26 3i 55 -;39 I4i -m|45 «4? Spittal Inn Gainsborough Bawtry Sheffield 1 a 27 3l 48 59 79 6 Maltby, at, Rev. John Cooke. 7"ickhiH, on the r. are Tickhill Castle, Hon. Frederick Lumley; and Sand- beck, Earl of Scarborough. Bowlry, on r. Vise. Gaiway ; 2 m. on 1. is Shooter's Hill, Jas. Hilton, Esq. Everton xm&Gringley, between, on r. is Wiseton, Lord Althorpe. Spital, near, rillingham, Lady Wray. On r. of Spital is Cainby Hall, C. Tennyson, Esq. ; on 1. is Norton Place, Sir Montague Cholmcley, Bart. R. 307. — Shrewsbury to Hay and Brecon. to Nobold Castle Pulverbach jStitt i Cross the Overs R. jNorbury" ^BISHOP'S CASTLE" On r. to Montgomery, 8 \ M.j and Neivtown, i6f : on 1. to Ludlow, 17. Colebach pCLUN" On 1. to Ludlow, i6m. Cross /he Clan R. — -1 6 2 3 4 4 2 .3 4 1 ~ • 4 I I2;6 '7,- 20 4 2*25:6 3 K 2 971] CROSS ROADS. [8/2 pKNIGHTON", Radn. Cross the Teme R. i m. beyond, on 1. to Lud- low, 1 6. Norton Beyond, on r. to New Rad- nor, 7 ; and z si. further, on 1. to Ludlow, \6. Cross the Lugg R. PPRESTEIGN* On r. to JYew Radnor, 7 \ M.: on 1. to Ludlow, 17; awe? Leominster, 1 1£. Rodd Bridge I Crow M* EndweU R. Rord hurst, Heref. Titley On 1. to Tenburi/, 12$ M. pKINGTON Ore r. to iVew Radnor, 6£ M. Ow Me Arrow R.,- and on 1. to Leominster, 1 2 M.; anrf Hereford, 20. Sponn Moor Bullingham Chapel Eardesley Willersley On 1. to Leominster, 15 M.; and Hereford, 13^ Crow Me #>e #. pHAY, as p. 220, Brecon b PBRECON M F 7r 56 5 9 I - 31 2 1 a 5 1 74 *c W Knighton, in the Town, R. Price, Esq. Presieign, near, on 1. Boultibrooke, Sir Harford Jones, Bart.; and Steepleton Castle, from which there is a very fine View : and opposite is the Grove, — Whitaker, Esq. R. 308. -Shrewsbury to Buxton. 4* INNS. Shrewsbury, Bishop's Castle, Knighton, Presteign, King ton, Hay, Brecon. Brecon to Shrewsbury. Hay • f $ Jl Kington ! 5 i 3^4 Presteign 5 = 35 6 Knighton 7 " • 426 Bishop's Castle 12 : . «tf- Shrewsbury 204 1- 75 4 Norbury, on r. of, Linley, R. Moore, Esq. Bishop's Castle, near, Furgrove, Rev. Herbert Oakley. C/ww, en r. the Ca?tl* ; on the 1. is Trinity Hospital. to Shawbury'-Church Crow Me Roden R. Edgeboulton Hodnet" — . Church On r. to /Wellington, 1 1£ M.: on 1. to Whitchurch, 10. Tern Hill— Q.\? /JW Ore r. to Nevport, 11 m. ; o« 1. to Whitchurch, y\. pDRAYTON— Cross On r. to Newport, 1 1£ M. ; on 1. to Ncmtwich, izf ; and Woore, 7. 4 m. beyond, on r. to Eccle- shall, j% ; 1. to Woore, 6. Within 1 n. of Balding Gate, on r. to Stone, 9 Iff 4 on 1. to Woore, 5. Balding Gate, £/a#'. Whitmore" Milston Green* ^NEWCASTLE UNDER I LYNE — J/. #. On r. to Sto)ie, 8| M.; «h«? Uttoxeter, 18: on 1. to Whitchurch, 22; iVaw£- U'ic7i, 15; North wich 24*; ffnrf Congleton, 1 2*. Etruria" Crow Me Grand Trunk Canal. 1. [Burslem, i|.] pCorbridge" On r. to Uttoxeter, 18 M.; on 1. to Burslem, I, Norton* lEndon" iBank End* IOiom Me Churnet R. JpLEEK— M. H. \On r. to Stone, it\ M.;j ! Cheadle, ic: ani' /#M-| 163 '9 -7 292 31J2 536 35 366 382 412 43* 45i7 873] CROSS ROADS. [s; burn, 15 : on 1. to Mac- clesfield, 1 3 . Upper Hulme" i M. beyond, on r. to Long- nor, 4. Flashgate, Derbysh p Buxton* F|| M INNS. Shrewsbury, Tern Hill Drayton, Newcastle, Leek, Buxton. Buxton Leek Newcastle Drayton Tern Hill Shrewsbury to Shrewsbury. H R. 309. — Shrewsbury to Man- chester, by IFIiitchurtk and Sandbach. to PWH1TCHURCH, as' M V- 272 NewhallGreen", Chcsh. Newhair 2 |6l 1* Shrew Bridge" \0n r. to Drayton, 13 M. J Crosb the JVever R. pNANTWICH On r. to E cries hall, x\ i\i.; and Newcastle, 15. On 1. to Chester, 21 m. Wistaston Sj'iCrewe Green" - JHaslington "|Wheelock ^|j Cross the Grand Trunk ('anal. pSANDBACH pNORTHWICH, asp. 309 -!,i9 61 24 9 »MANCHESTER,(*s/>.68o Iz i 3o 5 7! 3m -, 39 4] 4 C !7! 6 6 1 7 W Shawbury, on r. Shawbury Park, Sirj Andrew Corbet, Bart. Hodnet, at, on 1. is Hodnet Hall, R. Heber, Esq. Tern Hill, 1 m. on r. of, across the L, W. • t, .• j 1, ri ,11 ,wich, Sandbach, Middlewich, North Tern River, is Buntinsrsdale Hall, . , ' .. . , ' ., , ' «r * 1 1- 1 wich, Altnncham, Manchester. Wm. Tayleur, Esq. -I 73 INNS. Wem. Whitchurch, Nant > 3 6 5 IO 2; iiiii Drayton, End of, on r. Adderley Hall, iAltrincham Sir Corbet Corbet, Bart.; and Shav-jji^ dr th%vich ington, the late Viscount Kill- JMiddlewich morey ; a little further on 1. Wih.j Sandbach Broughton, Esq.; 2 m. beyond ;x;intv.ich which, Oakley Hall, Sir John Chet- Whitchurch wode, Bart: on 1. Bromley Hall, jWem — Meynell, Esq. jShrewshuty IVkitmore, at, E. Manwaring, Esq. ij Milston Green, on r. Butterton, Tho.'| \N&toh(tU Orcen, on 1. of, ( ombermere Swinnerton, Esq.; and 1 m. on 1. is Hall, Lord Combermere. 8 ZJ 27 32 43 5317 62U 7316 Keele Hall, Waller Swey'd, Esq. Newcastle, beyond, are Seats of Henry Hatrill, and James Bent, Esqs. Elrurio, at, Josiab Wedgewood, Esq. Cvrbridge and Norton, between, on 1. at Ford Green, — Ford, Esq. Endon, beyond, on 1. Ashes, S. De- bank, Esq. Bank End, on l.Slanlow, the ancient Residence of the Berkcleys. H'dme, at, are some remarkable Rocks. Buxton, near, is Pool's Hole, one of the seven Wonders oi the Peak.. Xriilurfl, 2 m. on 1. of, is Wrenbury Hall, T. Starkey, Esq. Shrew Bridge, t M. on 1, of, Dorfold Hall, H. Tomkinsoo, Esq. Grew* Green, on r. of, is Crewe Hall,} I Lord Crewe. \R. 3 to. — Shrewsbury to Man-, chesler, by Tarporley. to pWHITCHLRCH, a. |Beiio'"vheHiH. Cfosb \Xo Mali's Heath Iff [875] CROSS ROADS. Hampton Post On 1. to Malpas, z M.; and Chester, 14. Peck for ton Lane's End On r. to Nantwich, 9 J si. pTARPORLEY* On r. to Chester, io^ Ri. Near Sandy way Head, on 1. to Chester, 15 M, Sandy way Head" Hoi low- way Head WORTH WICH "MANCHESTER, tu p. 6So, Lane. \z %\— 7 47 49,' 50,3 1 INNS. Shrewsbury, Wero, Whit church, Tarporley, Northwich, Al- trincham, Manchester. 4:4 '3 ~9 Tarporley and Sandyway Head, be- tween, on r. Oulton Hall, Sir Johu Egerton, Bart. Sandyway Head, z W. on r. of, is Vale Royal, Thos. Chohnondeley, Esq _ M On r. to Gos/wrf, 5^ m.; on L to Bishop's IValtham, 7i- Porchester p Cosham On r. to Portsmouth [20:2]. to ^CH 1 CHESTER, as p : 643 Thence to Arundel and Brighton, asp. 643, 644. Far Seats in the Neighbourhood of Xortham Bridge see p. 76. Blackbrook, on r. G. Purvis, Eeq. Fareham, at, Samuel Jellicoe, Esq On 1. of Fareham is Roch Court, — Whallcy, Esq. ; beyond, on 1. Sir William Bennct. On r. of Fareham, Cams Hall, Lieut. H. P. Dclme. Porchester, on r. the Castle. [87& W R. 311. — Spalding to Sleaford and Newark toPGosberton,a.?/>. 497 56 SWIXESHEAD, asp.sf(u, near, on r. is Selaby Hall, Richard Bell, Esq. ^ Early Rank and Bernard Castle, be I tween, on I. are Stub House, Cor nelius Harrison, Esq. ; and Arlow Banks, Christopher Lonsdale, Esq< -1 I 7 I J 3 - j I : 4 2 2 2 6 4 — i 7 - "5 7 5 I - 8 5;| — 4 9 1 1 ? : 1C ~">L R. 3 2 3. -Stockton to Staindrop. to I'Pierce Bridge, as I above I 5 $ On r. to Bernard Cfistl 13 M, Hc-dlam Langton STAIN DROP — - '5 4 2 '9 1 - 20 3 1 = 4 R. 324. — Stone to Nantwich. to Darlaston" 16 Sandyford" 2 - 36 1 M. beyond, on \. to JZc cleshall, 5. Stableford Bridge" On r, to Newcastle, 6*M. 881] CROSS ROADS. [882 j 3 M. beyond, on r. to New- j castle, j. I Willow Bridge ' t M. beyond, on 1. to Ec- | cleshall, 1 2. iWoorc, Shropsh. KWANTWICM, asp. zSy INNS, Stone, Nantwich. Darlas ton, near, on r. Meaford Hall Wm. Jervis, Esq. ; and at Darlas ton, John Jervis, Esq. Sandy ford, 1 m. on 1. is Swinnerton Hall, B. Fitzherbert, Esq.; and z M. on r. of Sandyford, Trentham Hall, Marquis of Stafford. Slableford Bridge, 2 m. on r. is Made ley Park, Lord Crewe. R. 325- ■Stow on the Wold to Gloucester. to Lower Swell Dowdswel! ^GLOUCESTER, as p. '95 13 *5J. LV.V5.Stow,Cheltenham ; Glo\icester 9!- 8 <7 R. 3 20. -Swansea to Aberystwith to Pontarddylais, p. 163 | — | On 1. to Kidwelly, 15 M. ; «ni. on r. Orchard Wynd- ham, Henry Tripp, Esq. Carhampton, within i£ M. on 1. Sand- hill Grove, Thomas E9tcot, Esq. Dunster, on 1. Dunster Castle, Henry i Fownes Luttrell, Esq. About i£ M. from Dunster, on 1. Elli- combe, Rev. George Henry Leigh. to Trull Pondiford Blagdon White Wall Up-Ottery, Devon Cross tfte Otter IL Monkton fe PHONITON M ¥ M 2 3 I - T 6 S I 6 7 6 - 13 3 i 16 2 - 18 ■R. 33c— Tenbury, thro' minster, to the Hay. ; INNS. Taunton, Honiton. R. 329. — Taunton to Minehead. to Staplegrove" Beyond, on 1. to JVivcl'is- covibe, iim. Lethbridge Arras" On p. to Bishop's Lydeard, Handy Cross Coomb Cross* .Monk Silver* Yard Mills* Wash ford Billbrook i Carhampton* \On r. toTVatchnt, -j| M. JpDUNSTER" \On 1. toDulverton, 16 M. I ^MINEHEAD I INNS. 4 4| 5 2' 9 12 *3 14 16 ill 18 4\Z2 Taunton, Mint-head. to Barford* Little Hereford", Here/. On r. to Ludlow, 6% M. Biimfield Cross On r. to Ludlow, 5M.; and Presteign, 14. Brimfield* Ash ton" Stockton berry Cross \On 1. to Bromyard, 13 M.; : and Hereford, 16. Near Leominster, on r. to \ Ludlow, izf M. ■ Cross the Lugg It. b ' LEOMINSTER On 1. to Bromyard, i\% M.; and Hereford, 13. 1 jM. beyond, on r. to Pres- teign, 11$; and King- ton, iz. Cross the A1 row R. Mcnkland" Perry ditch" On r. to Pembridge, 35M.; on l. to Hereford, 13. Dilwyn" 2 m. beyond, on r. to King- tan, 6 : on 1. to Here- ford, yi. M F ,6 1 2 Leo-' m'f _l 2*6 1 4 -3 26 43 91 ic 7 26 14 '3 5 l 55 - 885] CROSS ROADS. [886 Sarnsfield* Through Sarnsfield, on r. to King- ton, (j§ m. ; on 1, to Hereford, i2-£. Kinnersley* Near JViliersley , on r. fa Kington, 6 m.; o» 1. fa Hereford, ia§. . Willersley 'HAY, as /j. 220, Breekn. 23 INNS. Tenbury, Leominster, Hay Burford, on 1. Burford House, Geo. Bowles, Esq.; and Hon. and Rev. G. Rushout. Little Hereford, at, Earston House, R. Dansey, Esq. Brimjleld, at, Brimfield Court, Chas Heatheote, Esq. Ashton, beyond, on r. is Berrington Lady Rodney. Monkland, near, on r. is Stagbateh. Perry ditch, on r. Burton Court, Mrs Brewster. Dilwyn, if M. on 1. Henwood, Lacon Lambe, Esq. i M. from Dilwyn, on r. is Newton Tbomas Philips, Esq. if M. beyond Dilwyn, on 1. Samuel Peploe, Esq. Sarnsfield, on r. is Sarnsfield Court, John Webb Weston, Esq. Kinnersley, at, Kinnersley Castle Leonard Parkinson, Esq. ; and Kinnersley Rectory, the Rev. John Ciutton. R. 331. — Tenbury to Bewdley an d Kidder m Inster. to Newnham* Mamble* 3 Clews Top 1 Bucke ridge Mopson's Cross On 1. fa Cleobury, 5^ M. "pBEWDLEY 2 ^KIDDERMINSTER 3 INNS. Tenbury, Bewdley, Kid derminster. NewnJiam, at, is Newnham Court, — Rock, Esq. Mamble, on r. of, is SoddingtoM, Sir Edward Blount, Bart. R. 332. — Tewkesbury to Pershore. to Hardwick, Wore. Breedon" Eckington* Q-oss the Avon R. 2 M. from Echington, on 1 to Upton, <§ . PPERSHORE INNS. Tewkesbury, Pershore. Breedon, on 1. John Darke, Esq. Eckington, 1 M. from, on r. at Bir lingham, Rev. Mr. Bradstock ; and the late Gen. Amherst. if M. on r. of Eckington, at Woollas- ton Hill, C. Handforth, Esq. — - 1 3 — 5 4 „ 9 4 4 l % 6 4 20 1 4 21 R. 333. — Tewkeseury to Stow on the Wold. to Aston, or Astchnrcb j Cross Hands On r. to Cheltenham, by the new Road, ?£ M.; on 1. to Evesham, 6|. Toddington* Ford" Upper Swell PSTOW ON THE WOLD INNS. Tewkesbury, Stow. Toddington, on r. Toddington Park Charles Hanbury Tracey, Esq. Between Toddington and Ford, Stan way, Lady Eleho ; and 2 M. be- yond, on 1. Stanton, Rev. Reginald Wynniafct : Half-way between Tod- dington and Stanway, Wormiugton Grange, J. Guest, Esq At Ford, 1 M. on r. Temple Guiting, G. Talbot, Esq.; and 2 M. beyond on r. Guiting Bank, Rev. Reginald Wyimistt, jun. L 2 887] CROSS ROADS. [SSS R. 334. — Thetford to Lynn, to Cr an wick North wold" Cross the Stole R. Stoke Ferry »LYNN, as p. 524 M T M • — - IO I 6 I I 6 4 - r 5 6 '5 1 30 7; INNS. Thetford, Lynn. Nortkwold, 3 m. on 1. of, is Oxburgh Hall, Sir R. Bedingfeld, Bart. R. 335. — Thirsk to Ripon Paitley Bridge, to Carleton Miniot Bushby Stoop On r. to North Alter ton , 9 M. ; on 1. to Borough- bridge, 9f . Skipton Bridge Oi-er ffo Swale R. Baldersby 1% M. beyond, on 1. to ifo- roughbridge, 6 ; o« r. to Bedale, io£. Oow Me t/re fl. >pRIPON Paitley Bridge, p. 624 and 22 34 1 .16 24J2 7iVA r 5. Thirsk, Ripon. R. 336. — Tiverton to Okehampton. to Landsfoot Yerdlestone Bickleigh Bridge On 1. to Exeter, 10 M. Chilton Gate Stock ley Pomeroy »CREDITON< NorthTawton, asp. 1 1 7 ""OKEHAMPTON — - ) I - 2 I 1 3 I 3 5 1 5 8 3 1 1 1 ! I A 22 6 2 z 9 INNS. Tiverton, Crediton, Oke- hampton. Orediton, on r. of, is Creedy, Sir John Davie, Bart. R. 337. — Tonbridge to East Grinsted. to Southborough-Ha;?\. j PWHITCHURCH 6 A Z2 — INNS. Whitchurch. Peplow, on r. Peplow Hall, Sir Ar- thur Pigot. A little further is Wollerton Hall, — Clive, Esq. Hodnet, on 1. Hodnet Hall, R. Heber, Esq. Marchamley, on 1. Hawkstone, the beautiful Seat and Grounds of Sir John Hill, Bart. R. 345. — Wem to Ellesmere. to Horton Overley Blackhurst Ford 2 M. beyond, on the r. to JVhiiehurch, 8£ . Newton 1 M. beyond, on the 1. to Shrewsbury, i2§. pELLESMERE INNS. Wem, Ellesmere. R. 346.-WHITBY* to Bridlington. to Stainsacre | 16 Flask Inn 56 74 Cloughton" 67143 Burniston 1 - 15 3 ^SCARBOROUGH On r. to York, 40 M. Gristhorpe _ I 5 6 6 7 7 r 4 j 3- 6 l 9 6 ~ 2$ 893] CROSS ROADS. [894 Muston Hunmanby" pBRIDLINGTON INNS. Whitby, Scarborough. Whitby, beyond, on r. is Airy Hill, R. Modzsom, Esq. Cloughton, 3 M. on r. of, is Hackness Hall, Sir John Vanden Bempde Johnstone, Bart. Hunmanby, at, on r. Hunmanby Hall, Humphrey Osbaldeston, Esq. I Cross the Leeds and Liver pool Canal. Within i m. of Moulding Water , on 1. to Preston, 5§. Moulding Water" pBLACKBURN pBURNLEY, asp. 851 ■Whitby to Durham. R. 347 to Lythe" Scaling Dam" % m. bevond, on 1. to Thirsk, 28£.M. pGISBOROUGH* West Upsall Ormsby" Cross the Tees R. pSTOCKTON, Durham Thence to c »>pDURHAM, asp. 510 M F M 1 i-S 3 - 18 1 2 - 30 .ZiViVS. Wigan, Chorley, Black- burn, Burnley. Moulding Water, on 1. is Pleasington Hall, — Butler, Esq. ; and nearly opposite is Witton House, Joseph Feilden, Esq. INNS. Whitby, Gisboro', Stock- ton, Norton, Sedgefteld, Durham. Lythe, on 1. is Mulgrare Castle, Earl of Mulgrave. Scaling Dam, 4 M. on 1. of, is Danby Lodge, Viscount Dowue. Gisborough, about 2 M. before, on r, at Skelton,the Castle, John Whar- ton, Esq. On r. of Gisborough is The Planta- tion, late Gen. Hale. Ormsby, at, Sir Wm. Pennyman, Bt R. 548. — Wigan to Burnley. to pCHORLEY, asp. 395 1 Through Chorley, on 1. to Preston, 9% M. Cross the Lancaster, fy Leeds and Liverpool Canals. Heapey Wheelton \Withn«ll R. 34Q. — Winchester to Pe tersjield, Petivorth, Steyning, and Brighton. Cross the Itchin R. fy over Winchester Downs to Staple Green" — T. G. iSeward's Bridge pALRESFORD*— Church 'Bishop's Sutton .Ropley Dean" Ropley Rumsden Bottom" On 1. to Alton, d\ M. ; on r. to Gosport, 25. Over the Burnett to Week Green Stonar Hill— Top of Rushes— T. G. b PPETERSFIELD Sheet Bridge (across the R. Rother) On I. to Godahning, i<)&M. Quit the Turnpike Road, and on r. to Rogate", Sussex Trotton" bpMIDHURST* Easebourn Halfway Bridge (across the Rother) Tillington" pPETWORTH* !Ow r. to Chichester, 14 m 6|] on 1. to Guildford, 20. 305] CROSS ROADS. By worth Street Fit tie worth Stopham" Cross, the navigable R.frun. ''Pulborou.gh Cross the T. R. from Hors- ham to Arundel. Storrington* At z m. cross the T. Roast from Horsham to If or th- ing \ and 3 M. further, passing-} f 'istotiPark .join the T.R. from Horsham. «STEYNING" M F M — ° 39 *4 ±2 ' 543 S i 44 ♦9 [606; Stopham, on r. a Seat of Walter Smyth, ' Esq. Storrington, i m. before, at about §«.-] on 1. Parham Park, Lord Zouche. '■ Steuning-, about i-§ M. from, on r. is * Wiston Park, the Seat of Charles 1 Goring, Esq. R. 350. — Winchester to Salisbury. to Week" >STOCKB!tIGDE" ■^SALISBURY, asp. 6j, If tits to 'BRIGHTON, asp. 43 1 0.2 \6 55 ; M F M 1 8 7 4 '4 I 22 INNS. Winchester, Alresford,' Petersfield, Midhurst, Pctworth,' Steyniiur. INNS. Winchester, Stockbridge. Staple Green T. G. about 3 !\t. on I. Avington Park, Marquis of Buck- ingham; and about -£ M. beyond the T. G. on Lis Ovington Place, George Lowther, Esq. Alresford, just before, see on 1. New Place, late Capt. Young. At Alresford, by Old Alresford Church, Lord Rodney. On r. of Alresford, Rev. Chas. Gower. Ropley Dean, on r. New House, Capt. Cooks ; and John Duthie, Esq. Rumsden Bottom, about 1 M. on r. is Basing Park, Rich. Norris, Esq. j Rogate, on the r. is Fair Oak Lodge,. Hon. Capt. Paget; and at about 4! M. on r. is Up Park, Sir H. Fea- therstonhaugh, Bart. On 1. of Rogate is Rogate Cottage,! Lewis Buckle, Esq. A little beyond Rogate, on r. is Fyn- ; nig House, Thos. Ridge, Esq. Trotton, on r. Trotton House, Samuel] Twyford, Esq.; and Fitzhall, das. Pigot, Esq. Midhurst, about 1 M. before, see on! the 1. Woolbedding House, Lord! Robert Spencer. At Mdhurst, Cowdry Lodge and Park, W. S. Poyntz, Esq. Tillington, a little before, on 1. Pitt's Hill-, Jas. Pigot, Esq. Petworth, the fine Seat of th. 410 pKIRKBY LONSDALE, as p. 403 (Thence to Kendal, as p. 404— mIm.) 20 4 4 2 5|4 Skipton to For*. Otley Harewood Tadcaster York M F M — - H 8 - 22 10 6 33 9 6 43 Dring Houses and Street Houses, be- tween, on 1. are Bishopthorpe Pa- lace, Archbishop of York ; and Middlethorpe,AndrewBarlow,Esq.; on r. is Askham, John Carr, Esq. Tadcaster, near, are Wighill Park, Rich. York, Esq.; and Bilton Hall. Newton Kytne, at, Thomas Lodding- ton, Esq. Thojpe, at, is a mineral Spa ; and on the opposite Side of the R. Wharfe is a Seat of William Gossip, Esq. Harewood, on 1. Earl of Harewood. Arthington, near, on r. is Arthington Hall, Thomas Astley, Esq. ■ft* 373» — York to to Gate Fulford Escrick* Ricall Barlby Selby Bridge Cross the Ouse R. t^SELBY Se fy /• — - 2 4 - 6 4 - 10 2 - 12 1 - '3 — 4 13 JNNS. York, Selby. Escrick, at, on 1. Richard Thompson, Esq. R. 374. — York to IFetherby to Rufford Long Marston Bilton 1 Bickerton 1 - 10 16 WETHERBY 32 i 4 |- Or, by Tadcasier. to Clifford Moor, as p 909 Cross the Wharfe R. J|PWETHERBY r 4 16 INNS. York wood, Otley. Tadcaster, Hare- INNS. therby. York, Thorpe Arch, We- 9H] CROSS ROADS. [912 A TABLE FOR PASSING OVER CROSS KEYS WASH, IN THE COUNTY OF LINCOLN. (Kef erred to in Route 45, Petge 626.) Moon's Age. Full Sea. Pass Cross Keys Wash, either Morning or AF- !j ternoon, between the J Hours here specified. H. M. H. M. H. M. 1 st or 1 6th 7— 10—30 and 3—35 2 — 17 - 3 - 18 7-48 8—36 11 — 18 — 4—23 12— 6 — 5— 11 4—19 5 — 20 6 — 21 9—24 10—12 11 — '2—54 — 5—59 1—42 — 6—47 2-30 — 7—35 7 — 22 11—48 3-18 — 8-23 8 - 23 12-36 ; 4— 6 — 9 — 1 1 9 — 24 TO 25 IT 26 1-24 2 — 12 3— 4—54 — 9—59 5—42 — 10—47 6—30 — 11—35 T2 — 27 13 — 28 3-48 4—3<5 7 — 18 — 12—23 8— 6 — 1— 11 14 — 29 15 — 30 5—24 6-12 8—54 — 1—59 9—42 — 2—47 r sis i INDEX TO THE COUNTRY SEATS : AND The Figures inclosed mthin Parentheses always refer to the same Seat, Abberley Lodge, 241, 214) 738, 747 Abbot Hall, 334, 433 Abden, 472 Abdy, Mr. J. 542 Abeadon House, 458 Abercamlais Court, 202 Aberenig Place, 221 Abergavenny, Earl of, 25, 26, 670 Aberglassney, 204 Abergwilly Palace, 204 Aberhavesp Hall, 267 AberhiriaetbHouse,593 Abermarles, 882 Abermeirie, 656 Aberpergwra House, 804 Abingdon, Earl of, (182, 197), (194, *h, 825, 866) Abington Hall, 52 1 , 662 Abington Lodge, *2i, 66z Abney, Mr. R. 618 Aboyne, Earl of, 346, 489, 838 Abury, Mr. 319 Abury Hill, 695 Aocrington House, 41 6, 852 Achinblain, yzc Ackerley, Mr. J.H. '96 Ackland,^'. "•;■.' 142, 728 Ackland, Sir -i . Aekworth Paris 408, 798 Acorn Bank, 358 Acres, Mr. J. 193 Acryse, 22 Acton, Sir John, 2^4, 266 j Acton, Mr. L. 742 I , N. L. 523, 545 I Acton, Mrs. 556 Acton House, 454 Acton Park, 158, 677, 682, 806 Acton Place, 545, 553 Acumlaghie, 712 Adair, Mr. 1 14 , A. 550, 814 , W. 141 Adam, Lord Chief Com- missioner, 461 Adam, Mr. Wnv. 36 Adams, Mr. 298 , A, 454 , Cay, 602, 6 it, 688 , G. 564 Adams, Mrs. 97 Adamton, 736 Addenbrook, Mr. 257 Adderley, Mr. 301, 891 Adderley Hail,, 810, 873 Adderstone Hall, 457 Addieston, 713 Addington, Mr. 6^6 Addington, Mrs. 281, Addington House, 250, 262 Addingten Place, Kent, *3, 79° 3 N Addington Plate, Sur- rey, 11 Addiscombe House, 37, 766 Addison, Mr. John, 553 Adeane, Col. 534 Adeane, Mr. 662 Ades, 42 Adlington Hall, 329 Adwell Place, 194, 866 Affleck, 474 Affleck, Lieut.-gen. Sir J. Bart. 523, 722 Afton House, 79 Agace, Mr. 143, 144 Agar, Hon. Mrs-. 83, 845 Agar, Mr. 30 — , B. 485, 49£ Aikenhead, 365 Ainsworth, Mr. K. 3;? Aird, Mr. ' R. 366, 72® Airdrie Place, 712 Airhouse, 439 Airth House, 717 Airy Hill, 496, 893 Aislabie, Rev. W. J. 723 Aislabie, Mr. B. 13 Aitcheson, Miss, 712 Aitkin, Rev. Mr. 474, . 798 Aketon House, 426, 79S Albemarle, Eari of, 521, 522 Albury Park, 792 Aibyn, Mr. 179 Aldberough Lodge, t.c.6 Aldburv Hall, 701 i)l4 Index to the Country Seats, Aldenham Hall, 254, 266 Aldenham Park, 276 Alderholt Park, 116 Alderley, Mr. 314 Alderley Hall, 314, 392 Aldermaston House and Park, 137, 178, 831 Alderston, 457, 713 Alderw^slee Hall, 390, ' Aldingbourne House, 648 Aldridge, Mr. 325 Aldridge, Mrs. 46 Aldridge, 396 Aldridge Farm, 313 Aldwark, 401, 622 Aidwick, 33 Alexander, Major, 907 Alexander, Dr. 606 Alexander, Mr. 20, 762, 793, 883 AU'oxton Park, Wood, and House, 179 Alfred's Tower, 126 Alfreton Hall, 423, 428 Algood, Mr. 806 Aikerington Hall, 426 Alkincoates, 417, 853 Allardyce, Mr. A. 463, 474 Allcock, Mr. J. 70 Allen, Rev. M. 907 Allen, Mr. 221, 222, 249 , G. 138,453,880 — — , J. 473, 611 Allensmoor, 903 Allerton Gledhow, 390 Allerton Park, 354,450 Allesley Park, 301 AllestreyHall, 378,423 Allexton Hall, 382, 844 Alliday, Mr. 69, 184, 721 Allington,Rev. Mr. 499, 5i3 Allington Castle, 14 Allison, Mr. A. 720 Alliston, Mr. 560 Alloway, Lord, 720 Allsop, Mr. S. 325 Almondale, 713 Alne, 230 Abmtt, Mr. 2$ Alnwick Castle, 454 Alscot Park, 229 Althorpe, Lord, 870 AlthorpePark, 285, 310 Alton Hall, 372, 589 Alton House, 301 Alves, Mr. W. 834 Alveston, 605 Amersham Parsonage, 249 Amherst, Lord, 18, 704, 790 Amherst, Mr. J. 670, 793 , S. 670, 793 Amington Hall, 616 Amisfield, 457 Amisfield Place, 710 Amler, Mrs. 268 Amneston, 474 Amphlct, Rev. Mr. 639 Amphlet, Mr. 265,747 Ampney House, 173 Amport, 102, 698 Ampthill Park, 318, 587, 612, 825 Ampton Park, 523, 545 Amwell Bury, 446, 479 Ancrum, 439 Anderdon, Mr. J. 32 Anderson, Rev. Sir C. Bart. 504 Anderson, Mr. 54, 443, 537 — , D. 473 , J- 432, 457 Anderson, Mrs. 430, 755, 76i Anderton, Mr. 2^0 , C. P. 120 Andrew, Mr. 310 Andrews, SirJ.Bt. 137, 834 Andrews, Mr. 281, 297, 345 , D. 647 Angel, Mr. B. J. 138 Angelo, Rev. Mr. 229 Angel row, 470 Angerstein, Mr. 524, 5*5 , J.J. 5, 648 Anglesea, Marquis of, (109, no), 238.. (286, 3*0, 369 Angley House, z^, 614. Angmering Park, 648 Ankerwyke House, 146 Anmer Hall, 513 Ann, Mr. M. 408 Ann's Hill, 668 Anuery, 1 1 4 Annesley, 385 Annesley, Mr. 154, 218, 828, 840 Annfield, 717 Anningson, Mr. J. 499 Anson, Lord, 289, 303 Anson, Mr. 906 Anson, Mrs. 289 Anspaeh, Margravine of, 53 Anstey, Mr. G. 30 Ansty, Mr. 261 Anthony, Mr. 173 Antonie, Mr. W. L. 38 1 Anton's Hill, 470 Antrim, Countess of, 5 IQ Antrobus, Mr. P. 41, 766 Anville, Mr. W. 80 Apethorpe Hall, 398 Apley, 80 Appleby, 319, 618 Appleby Castle, 358, 37o Apperley, Mr. 747 Appuldurcomb House and Park, 82 Apreece, Sir T. Bt. 559. Apsley, 815 AqualateHall,3i4,672, 810, 877 Arbuiy Hall, 605 Arbuthnot, Vise. 462 Archer, Capt. 1 1 6 Archer, Mr. 766 , A. 94 , S. 65 Arden, Lord, 44, 753 Arden, Major, 281, 297, 345 Arden, Mr. John, 376, 39i, 453, 681 Arden Hall, 376 Ardens, Mrs. 357, 8ij> Ardmillan, 725 Ardownie, 474 Ardsley House, 70S and their Possessor. 915 Ardwdl, 341 Areley Hall, 747, 90/ Areley Hall, I pper,747, 901 Areh-y House, 758 Argyll, IX(ke of, 34 Arkingworih, 32,5 Ark it-ton, (.32 Ark vr right Hall, 683, 769 Arkwright, Mr. R. (214, 599). (59*i 772, 617, 735), (683,732, 769), 378 , R. jun. 329, 378 Arley, 396 Arley Hall, 310 Arlovv Ranks, 880 Ariscott, 265 Armathwaite, 418 Armathwaite Castle, 337, 358, 418 ' Armathwaite Hall, 668 Armbath, 420 Armington, Mr. 262 Armitage, Sir G. Bart. 654, 6k6, 800 Armitage, Mr. J. 389 ArmleyRigg, 4S9, 775 Armstead, ('apt. 262 Amiston, 433 Arno's Vale, 161 Arnold, Mrs. 82 Arnold House, 904 Arnot, Mr. VV. 461 Arran, Earl of, 33 Arthington Hall, 910 Arthurstone, 462 Arundel, Lord, 109, 625 Arundel Castle, 34, 48, 109, 648 Asaph (St.), the Dean of, 293 A^cot Place, 143, 144 Ash Grove, 18 Ash Hall, 702 Ash House, 549 Ash Park, 57 Ashbrook, Lord, 146 Ashburn Hall, 329 Ashburuham, Earl of, Ashburuham, Sir W. Bart. 649 Ashburnham Park, 632 Ashby, Mrs. 325 ; ^hby de la Laund, 489 Asfiby Lodge, 662, 695 /.shdown House, 38, 888 A shdown Park, 150 Ashe, Mrs. 76 Ashenhurst, 329, 374 Ashes, 873 Asheton, Mr. Win. ^}^,, 851 Ashfield Lodge, 545 Ashford, 54. Ash ford Hall, 241 Ashiesteel, 433 Ashill, Mrs. 430, 825 Ashley, Lady B. 76 Ashley, Mr. D. 294 J. 695 Ashley, Mrs. 44 Ashley Hall, 391, 681 Ashley Park, 184 Ashlins Hall, 262 Ashridge Park, 262 Ashstead Collage, 45 Ashstead Park, 45 Ashton, Mr. 70 Ashton, 592 Ashton Court, 178 Ashton Hall, 334 Ashton Heys, 290, 294 Ashurst, Mr. 194, 825 Ashurst Place, 888 Ashwick, 178 Ashwick Grove, 596 Ask Hall, 3<7," 370, 76! Askcomb, 374 Askew, Mr. G. 469 Askham, 477, 910 Aspenden Hall, 446 Aspinal, Mr. J. 416 Astley, Sir J. H. Bart. 530, 898 Astley, Major, 149 Astley, Mr. D. 147, 698 — , F. D. 708, 802 , T. 910 Astley Hall, 333 Aston, Mr. 680 Aston Hall, Shropshire, 234, 6l 9< 787 — , Staffordsh. 302, 795 --, Staff. 313 3 N '2 Aston Hall, YorkbU. 401 — , Staff. 590 — , Chesh. 326, 680 Aston House, 346, 749 Aston Rowant, 194,866 Astrop, 250 Astwick, 406 Athawes, Mr. 857 Atherstone Hall, z8g Athorpe, Mr. T. 484 Atkins, Mr. A. 1 16 Atkinson, Mr. 13 , J. 404, 761 Atkyns, Mr. 133 Atlee, J. Esq. 13, 765 Attercliff Hall, 622 Attingham House, 233, *57 Atwaters, 634 Atwood, Mr. 264 Auberais, 545, 556 Aubery, Mr. 702 Aubrey, Sir J. 162, 27a Aubrey, Rev. Mr. 857 Aubrey, Mr. T. 250, 262 Aubyn, Sir J. St. 65 Auchinleck, 720 Aucb.mitb.ie, 474 Auchmuty, Sir SarnueL, 6 Auckland, Lord, 18,32, 766 Audley End, 521, 534 Audrey, Mr. 81 Aughtefardel, 362 Auldjo, xMr. 13, 77 , G. 463 Austen, Mr. H. E. 3 o, 738 , J. 23, 634 Austen, Mrs. 18, 704 Austhorpe Hall, 764 Auston, 354 Avebury House, 138, 832 Avenham House, 779 Averham Park, 482 Avery, Mr. 194 Avery Hill, 13 Avington Park, 7^, 88, 895 Avisford Place, 49, 648 Avishays, no, §83 9i6 Index to the Country Seats, Avow Cottage, 74 Avontown, 715 Awdry, Mr. A. 146 , J. 684 Axwell Park, 4^4, 808, 898 Ayclcy Head, 453 Aylesbury, Earl of, 8}, (137, 1*87,698,802), Aylesford, Earl of, 301, 891 Aylesford, Countess Dowager of, 13, 790 Aymestrey, 214 Aynsley, Mr. 396 , C. M. 587 Ay re, Mrs. 695' Ay res, Mrs. 446 Ayston House, 382, 844 Aytou, Mr. 522 Ayton House-, 4^1 B Babjcrtoiv, 596, 719 Babiugton, Mr. T. 326 Babworth House, 481, 73- Backhouse, Mrs. 406 Bacon, Mr. A. 137 , D. 281,297,34.^ , J. W. 281, 297, 345 Baddesley, 264, 647 Baddesley House, 104 Badgmoor, 153 Badminton House, 158, 176, 602 Badsbot Place, 792 Badnock, Dr. J. 463 Badsworth Hail, 408 Badweli Park, 594 Baggc, Mr.T.P. 524 , W. 512 BagintonHall, 301,836 Bagland Hall, 165 Bagot, Lord, 372, 750 Bagsbaw, 386 Bashaw, Sir W. C. Bt. 73< Bagshot Park, ^4 Baguley Hall, 392, 681 Bad^rook Lodge, 13$, C-oe Bailey, Mr. 20 ., i. 289, 5*3 Bailey House, 687 Baillie, Hon. G. 466 Baillie, Lady Ross, 720 Baillie, Mr. W. 714 Bail ward, Mr. 109 Bainbridge, Mk 37 •. W. V,8, 808 Bair, Mr. 716 Baird, Sir J. Gardener, Bart. 711, 713 Baird, Mr. J. 716 1 R- 433 Bake, 9^ Baker, Sir F. F. 97, 850 Baker, Mr. 636 , A. 542 , I. 21, 47 , J. 149,674,709 , S.W. 594 Balbardie, 711, 716 Balbiggy, 472 Balbirnie House, 471 Balbugie, 461 Balcarras, Eari of, 396 Balch, Miss, 179 Balcomb, 42, 564 Baldock, 663, 830 Baldon House, 154 Baldovie, 474 Baldwin, Mr. 14 , J. 13 Baldwins, 13 Balfour, Mr. J. 472 Balgcrshoe, 462 Balgownie, 473 Balgowiiie, Lord, 473 Balhasie, 341 Balkail, 341 Ball Hay, 734 Baliandean, 473 Balls Park, 479, S56 Balrnacgeen, 462 Balmana, 461, 473 Balmanno, Mr. A. -1 Balthayock, 473 Bamborough Castle, 457 ( Bainbridge, 73 Bambury, Mr. c;i8 Bamford, Mr. W. 782 Bamford Hall, 782 Bamfylde, Mr. G. 14; Banohofry, $6$ Band, Mr. 126 Bank Hall, Lane. 306, 68a, 775, 779 , Derb. 378 Bank House, Surrey, 44 - , Midd. 193 - , Lane. 395 B inkes, Mr. H. 76, 90, 258, 290, 624 , M. 395, 782 Bankhead, 719 Banks, Rt. Hon. Sir J. Bt. 53, 378, 503, 683 Banks, Mr. J. 708 Banks Hall, 708 Banner Cross, 617, 772 Bannister, Mr. 144 Bannisters Lodge, 74, 76 : Bantakin, 717 ! Baraset House, 605 ! Barber, Mr. T. 816 ! Barclay, Mr.R. 46, 463, ! 79 2 i Barclay, Mrs. 365 Bardon Hall, 369 ] Bardsea Hall, 424, 755 Barfield, 422 j Barfoot, Mr. 86 i Barford, 265 I Barford House, 116,262 ; Barham Court, 8, 670, 693 Barholm, 341 Baring, Sir Tho. Bt. 83 Baring, Mr. A. 703 . H. 74 Barjarg, 365 Barkby Hall, 695 Barker, Miss, 420 Barker, Capt. 758 Barker, Dr. 2*2 Barker, Mr. ^34, 560, 8i< , J.R. 173 , T. 382, 802 j Barking Hall, 556, 742 j Barksvvell, Mr. 891 ; Barlaston Hall, 302 i Barlborougb Hall, 401, 478, 735 Barley House, ^z Barley Wood; 655 Barlow, Mr. 542 and their Possessors. Barlow, Mr. A. 909, 910 ■ , G. 36 , S. F. 477 Barmour Castle, 457 Barnard, Rev. J. 13 Barnard, Mr. B. 84 , H. G. 494, 534> 79 8 » 9°9 ; w. 518 Barnborough Grange, 708 Barnbougle Castle, 458 Bamcluith House, 362 Barne, Mr. M. 549 Barney, Mr. J. 213, 747 Barnes, Mr. H. 201 Barnes, Mrs. 278 Barnet, Rev. Mr. 250 Barnet, Mr. 29, 549 Barnett, Mr. 249, 346 Barnett, Mrs. 44c, 694 Barnfield, Mr. T. 787 Barningham Park, 370 Barns, 461, 809 Barnslee, 473 Barnsley, Mr. 639 Barnsley Park, 174 Barnton, 458 Barnwell Castle, 398, 838 Barnwood Court, 173 Baron Hill, 294 Baronneau, Mrs. 281, 297, 345 Barras, 474 Barratt, Mr. J. 74 Barrels House, 230 Barret, Mr. 220 , T. 15 Barrett, Mr.~E. M. 737 , H. 44 Barrington, Rev. Lord, 170- Barrington, Sir T. W. Bart. 79, 533 Barrington Park, 182, 197 Barrow, Mr. 23, 105, 55o , J. 791 Barrow, Mrs. 18, 791 Barrow, 420 Barrow Green, 7qi Barrow Hill, 616 Barrswby, 764 Barry, Mr. J. S. 290, 692, 695 , R. 310 , T.S. 310 Barry, Mrs. 85 Bartlett, Mr. 261 Bartletts, 261 Bartley Lodge, 864 Barton, Admiral, 114 Barton, Gen. 492, 494 Barton, Mr. 651 Barton Bendish, 524 Barton Court, 137 Barton Hall, 320, 545, 622, 742 Barton Lodge, 333 Barton Place, 1 1 7 Barwell, Mr. 149 Barwinnock, 341 Barwick House, 5 1 3 Barwis, Rev. John, 82 Barwis, Mrs. 537 Baseldon Park, 184, 830, 858 Basford, 374 Basing Park, 86, 8^1, 895 Basnett, Rev. Mr. 805 Bassendean, 470 Bassett, Mr. J. 162 BassingboUrne Hall, 533, 7oi Bastardy Rev. J. 850 Bastard, Mr. P. 98" Bastard, Mrs. 97, 169 Batard, Mr. 32 BatchacrePark,672,8io Bates, Rev. Dr. 249 Bateson, Sir R. Bart. 133 Bath, Marquis of, 121, 126, 607, 646, 687 Bath Eastern Villa, 138, 146 Bathurst, Earl, 70, 173, (401, 478), 821 Bathurst, Right Hon. Bragge, 210 Bathurst, Col. 647 Batsford Park, 157 Batson, Mr. 157 , , S. 144 Batt, Mr. J. T. 115 Battel Abbey, ^.4, 633 Battesford, 690 Battlesden House, *8i, 298, 825 Battramsley Lodge, 103 Battray, Mr. 462 Batty, Mr. 406 Bavington Hall, 587 Bawdeswell Hail, 532, 813 j Baxter, Mr. 242, 600 • Baxterley Hall, 591 : Baycliff House, 121 j Bayfield Hall, 898 I Bayford Park, 856 ! Bay ham Abbey, 21 ! Bayley, Lady, 45 j Bayley, Rev. Mr. 392 I -, J. 127 ! Baylis, 133 I Baylis, Mr. 233 Banning, Lord, 907 Baythorne Park, s;5<, 662 ! Bazalgette, Mr. 74 j Bazelgate, Mr. 1. 50 j Bazire, Mr. 518 Beach, Mr. M. H. 173, 802 ' Beachborough, 14 Beaehwood, 94, 2$ 2, 298 Beacon Field House, 627 Bead oh, Mr. R 180 Beaksbourn House, 8 Beald, Mr. 457 Bean, Mr. E. 1 >$ Beauom, Mr. 766 Beanston, 457 Bear Place, 134 Beageley, Mrs. 809 Beatson, Gen 25 Beatson, Mr. D. 461 Beatly, Mr. T. 432 Beauchamp, Earl of, 241, 611 Beauchamp, Mr. G. 5 2 3 , 551, 629 Beauchamp Cottage, 82 Beauclere, Lord W. 490 Beauclerk, Rev. J. 298 Beauclerk, Mr. 57 Beaudesevt Park, 286, 3 CI Beaufort, Duke of,j?7, (158, 176, 60;, 599, 640, 639;, 161, 201 01S Index to the Country Seats, Beaufoy, Mr. 115, 857 Beaufrout, 438, 808 Beaugue, Mr. J. 130 Beaulieu, 877 Beaiuuanor Park, 326 Beaumont, Sir G. Bart. 533,589, 861 Beaumont, Mr. 791 , R. H. 412 , T. R. 389, 40Z, (441, 587, 808; Beaumont Castle, 334 Beaumont Hall, 334 Beaumont Lodge, 146 Beauport, 24, 633, 649 Bebb, Mr. 137, 834 Beeca House, 775 Beck, Mr. 301 Beck Hall, 406, 813 Beekenham Place, 17, 765 Becket House, 170 Beckett, Sir John, Bt. 390 Beckfbrd, 603 Beckford, Mrs. 118 Beckfbrd, Mr.W. 102, j 09, 124, 850 Buckingham, Mrs. 8 Beckwith, Mr. W. 514 Beddington Park, 766 Bedford, Duke of, (282, £t8), 612, 825, 847 Bedford** 537 Bedgbury, 21 Bedingfeid, SirR. Bart. 5 2 4 , 887 Bedingfield, Mr. J. 83 Best, Mr. Justice, 1 3 Best, Mr. 14 , W. D. 13 Beswicke, Mr. R. 775 Betchworth Castle, 45, 791 Bethell, Mr. J. W. 850 Bethell, Mrs. 492, 506 Beth une, Rev. Dr. 564 Betishanger House, 16 Betram, Col. 719 Bettes worth, Mr. 86 Bettisfield Park, 314, 805 Betton, 266 Betton, Mr. 234 Bevan, Mr. 137 Bevere, 674 Beverley, Mr. W. 492, 494 Bevis Mount, 74, 76 Bewick, Mrs. 808 Bewick, Mr. 416 Bickham, 97, 847 Bicknell, 695 Bicton Lodge, 105 Bidden, 1 1 K Biddulph, Sir T. Bart. 836 Biddulph, Mr. B. 217 ,J. 14, 837 Biddulph, Mr. R. 684 ', R. M. 237, 238, 253, 678 Biddleston House, 838 Bidney, 224 Bidwell, Mrs. 522 Biel House, 249 Bierley Hall, 425, 739 Bierley, West, 739 Bifrons, 8 Bigg, Mr. C. W. 454, 469 Bigge, Mr.T. H. 513 Bigland, Mr. G. 422 Bigland Hall, 422 Bignor Park, 34 Bigod, 533, 862 Bilbie, 732 Bilbie, Mrs. 386, 733, 735 Bilches, Col. 461, 473 Bilches, Mr. 461 Bildeston, 554 Bilham House, 707 Bill, Mr. J. 372, A89 Bill Hill, 144, 149 Bill Mill Lodge, 198 Billing-ford Hall, 532 Billingsbare, 144 Billingsley, Mr. E. 524 Billingsley, Mrs. 596 Bilney Lodge, 907 Bilton Grange, 695 Bilton Hall, 477, 695, 910 Bimerside, 466 Binbrook, 499 Binchester, 780 Binderton House, 33, 831 BinfieldHouse,i43,i44 Biniield Place, 144 Bins, 716 Birch, Mr. G. 271 , J. 306, 775 Birch, Mrs. 218 Birch Grove, 165 Birch Hall, 258, 540 Birchall, Sir R. Bt. 517 Bird, Rev. C.J. 220 Bird, Mr. 201 Bird Holme, 428 Birdingbury, 836 Bird's Place, 594 Birk House, 798 Birkett, Mr. zi 1 , 297, 345 Birkhead, Mr. C. 791 Birkhillside, 439 Birmingham, 886 Birstall Lodge, 325 Birt, Mr. B. 54, 40?. Birthwaite Hall, 40Z Birtles Hall, 772 Biscoe, Mr. E. 194, 825 V. H. 791 BishamAbbey, 1 34, 1 g j, S*$$, 866 Bishop, Mr. 6^ , H. 79: Bishop Oak, 842 Bishopp, Mr. 285 Bishops, 542 Bishop's Auckland Pa- lace, 465 Bishop's Court, 61 Bishopstrow, 126, 127, 647 Bishopsthorpe Palace, 477, 9 J o Bishton, Mr. J. 233 , G. 233 Bishton Hall, 289, 301 Bistern House, 1 16 Bitterley Court, 615 Bittern, 76 Bixley Hall, 545, 586, 814 Blachford, Gen. 84 Blachford, Mr. 517 Black, Mr. A. 537 Black Hall, 97^ Black Hedley, 438 Blackbrook, 86, 562, 647 Blackburn, Rev. T. 890 Blackburne, Mr. J . 7, 9 q , 680 Blackdown House, 607 Blackett, Mr. C. 808 Blackball, Mr. 858 Blackiston Hall, 510 Blackland House, 138, 865 Blackmore, Mr. T. 479, 663 Blackness, 473 Blackney, 489, 502 Blackwell, Mrs. 173, 463 gm Index to the Country Seats, Blackwell Grange, 4* 3, 880 Blackwood, 362, 365 Blackwood, Mr. $61 Blad worth, Mr. J.T.698 Blades, Mr. B. 492, 494 Blaenpant, 209 Blaensenny House, 804 Blagdon, 454 Blagrave, Mr. J. 134, 146, 831 Blainfield, 721 Blair, Sir D. H. Bart. 34*> 721 Blair, Mr. D. 462 , J- 473 , W. 518 Blair Colville, 461 Blairston, 720 Blake, Sir P. Bart. 545 Blake, Mr. 76, 783 , R. 34 , W. 759 jlake Brook, 271, 714, 747 Blake Hall, 725 Blakeness Castle, 258 Bland, Mr. J. 410,764 , N. 45 Bland, Mrs. 61 x Blandford Park, 154 Blaudy, Mr. 173 Blane, Mr. A. 721 Blantyre, Lady, 457 BlaHtyre Cotton Mills, 362 Blatchford, 94 Blatherwick Hall, 7<8, 844 Blaydes, Mr. 506 Blaythwaite, Mrs. 178, 6C2 Blaze Castle, 161 Bleague, Mr. 378 Blencowe, Mr. 310 Blendon Hall, 5 Blenheim House, '54 Bletchingley Place, 791 Bletehington Park, 1 54, 217, 828 Bletsoe Castle, 381 Blew, Mr. J. 6ti Blew in, Mr. 904 Blickling House, ^31, m 5 Blois, Sir C. Bart. 549 j Blo.ome, Mr. T. 204 Blount, Sir E. Bart. 886 Blount, Sir W. Bart. 271 Blount, Lady, 766 Blount, Mr. 564 Bloxholm, 48^ Bloxworth House, 58, j 90 Bluett, Mr. 142 Blundell, Mr. H. 779 \ , p. 114 : Blunhani Closes, 346 Blunt, Col. 865 Blunt, Mr. 198 , J- 5*7 Blunt's Court, 1.53,855 Blyth Hall, 481, 591 Blvthfield Hall, 372 Bo*ates, Mr. H. E. 258 Boatford, 365 Boathaugh, 720 Boconnoc, 95 Boddenham, Mr.C. 214, 221 Bodfach, 270 Bodiar, 238 Bodiham Castle, 561 Bodle, Mr. R. 542 Bodney Hall, 525 Bodorgan, 238 Bodryddan, 293 Bodyalog, 267 Bodyscallen, 293 Boehm, Mr. 69 Boevcy, Sir T. 206 Boggis, Mr, 673, 861 Boghead, 711, 714 Bogle, Mr. 362 Bohun Lodge, 281,297, 345 Boileau, Mr. J. P. 83, 554 Bold, Mrs. 306, 775 Bold Hall, 306, 775 Boldero, Mr. C. 50*8 Boldrewood Lodge, 74, 89 Bolham, 729 Bolney Court, 153, 855 Bolingbroke, Viscount, Bolsover Castle, 3? 5, 390 Bolt, Mr. 754 Bolton, Lard, <,y, 67, 831 Bolton, Mr. 87S , J. 699, 816 Bolton, 469 Bolton Abbey, 410, 699, 760 Bolton Casfte, 430, 728, 761 Bolton Hall, 69^, 726 Bolton Park, 760 Bona Vista, 768 Bonar, Mr. T. 16 Bond, Mr. 32 , C. 198 , J. 106 Bond, Mrs. 41, 7C4 Bone, Mr. 261 Bonham, Mr. 537 , T. 30 Bonhard, 462 Bonjeddart, 439 Bonney, Rev. Mr. 878 Bonnington Hall, 479, 7i3, 72o Bonnisall Hall, 329 Bonsai, Mr.G. 214,678 , J.J. 214, 678 Bookham Lodge, 50 Boote, Mr. J. 542 Booth, Mr. 278 , T. 386 Booth, Mrs. ^96 Booth Hall, 305 Boothbv, Major, 350 Bootle/Mr. R. W. 3^91 Booton Hall, 532, 813 Borastov. , Rev. Mr. 674 Bordsley Hall, 414, 566 Borealton Park, 234 Boreas Hill, 506 Boreham House, ^8, 646 Boreland, 341 Boringdon Park, 94 Borlase, Mr. 65 Borough, Sir Rich. Bt. 184, 830, 858 Borradaile, Mr. 36, 37 Borrel, Mr. 146 Borthwick Brae, 432 Bosanquet, Mr. C. 278 , J. 446 , S. 517 Boscawen, Mr. 21 and their Possessors. 921 Boscawen, Mr. G. 68 1 Boscobel, 3 1 7 Bostall, Rev. J. 831 Bostock, Mrs. 137 Bostock Hall, 309 Boston, Lord, 134, 158 Bosvill, Rev. Mr. 6221 Bosville, Mr. W. 506 Boswell, Mr. A. 720 Botfield, Mr. B. 301, 696 , Thos. 615 , W. 233, 257 Bothwell Castle, 362 Bothwell Park, 362,714 Botley Grange, 76, 647 Botleys, 69 Bott, Mr. 446 Boucher, Mrs. 4^ Boughey, Sir J. F. Bt. 314, 672, 810, 877 Boughton Court, 6 Boughton House, 326, 382, 396, 757 Boughton Place, 23 Boughton, Sir C. W. R. Bart. 787 Boughtridge, 470 Boulesworth Castle, 314 Boultbee, Mr. 605, 844 , Jos. 264,591 > H. 45 Boultibrook, 872 Boulton, Mr. H.45, 382 Boulton Hill, 585 Bounds, 20, 25, 670 Bounds, Little, 25, 670 Bourne Place, 8 Bourton, 836 Bourton in the Water, 690 Bouverie, Hon. E. 282, 322 Bouverie, Hon. Mr. 791 Bovill, Mr. 41 Bow Hill, 433 Bowater, Hon. Mrs.' 382 Bowcan, 647 Bow den, Mr. 70 , H.401, 733, 735 Bowden House, 97 Bowden Park, 148, 863 Bowen, Admiral, 82 Bowen, Mr. 94 Bowen, Mr. G. 209 , J. 209 , T.B. 58,850 Bower, Mr. 462 , R. 485 Bower, the, 791 Bower Hall, 555, 662 Bowes, Mr. 842 Eowland, 433 Bowles, Mr. G. 241, , O. 222, 692 Bowling Green House, 542 Bowling Hall, 409 Bownham House, 185 Bowood, 138, 148, 863 Boxley Abbey, 670 Boxmoor Hall, 261 Boxwell Court, 602 Boyd, Lady, 341 Boyd, Mr. 338 Boyd, Mrs. 29 Boydell, Mr. T. 682 Boydell, Mrs. 682 Boyles, 537 Eoyne, Mr. A. 896 Boynton, Sir F. Bart. 494 Boys, Mr. 632 , J- 38 Bradborn House, 790 Bradbourn, 18, 704 Bradbourn Place, 1 3 Bradden, 298, 838 Braddon, Mr. J. 118 Bradfield Hall, 545, 743 Bradfield Lodge, 41 Bradford, Earl of, 313, 333. 623, 782 Bradley, Mr. A. H. 6 Bradley, 588, 787 Bradley Hall, 808, 842 Bradley House, 121, '607, 640 Braclshaw, Mr. F. 423, 4*7 , R. F. 334 Bradstock, Rev. Mr. 886 Bradwell Hall, 305 Bradwell Lodge, 559 Braehead, 458 Bragge, Mr., no, 883 Braird, Mr. 278 3 O Braithwaite Lodge, 420 Bramber, Mrs. E. 337, 361 Bramhall Hall, 376 Bramdean, 86 Bramfield Hall, 552 Bramford Hall, 74^> 744 Bristow, Mr. 54 , T. 350 Britford House, 58 Brittain, Mr. 680 Brittle, Mr. 253, 640 Britwell House, 133 Britwell Priory, 154 Broad, the, 26, 632, 764 Broadgate, 422, 728 Broadgate Park, 369 Rroadlands Park, 89, 647, 651 Broadridge, 97 Hroadworth House,354, 707 Broadup, 600 Broadwood, Mr. 46 , T. 45 Broceston Hall, 549 Brock, Rev. Mr. ^33 Brock Hall, 298 ' Brockenhurst House, 103 Brocket Hall, 346 Brockh ampton ,213,747 Brockholes, Mr. J. 333 W. F. 393 Brockhurst, Mr. 542 Brocklesby Park, 490, 500 Brockley House, 13, 765 Brockman, Mr. 14 Brockman, Mrs. 15 Brodbelt, Dr. 138, 146 Brodie,Mr.A. 2^4,473, 785 Brograve, Sir G.B.Bart. 545, 9° 6 Brograve, Mr. 538 Broke, Captain Sir Ph. Vere, Bart. 548 Brome, Rev. Mr. 533 Brome, Mr. 302 Bromfield, Rev. Mr. 308 Bromfield, Mr. S. 47a Bromhall, 458 Bromham House, 381 Eromhead, Gen. Sir G. Bart. 768 Bromhead, Col. 489 Bromley, Col. 241 Bromley,Mr.R.747, 758 Eromley Court, 18 Bromley Hall, 770, 873 Bromley Hill, 17 Brompton Hall, 246 Brompton Place, 5 Bromwich Hall, 591 Brook, 15 Brook Heath House, 1 1 6 Brook Hill House, 702 Brook House, Isle of Wight, 72 — , Warwicksh. 837 Brooke, Sir R. B.C. Bt. 382 Brooke, Mr. T. 294, 680, 855 Brookhurst, Mr. J. 654 Brookman's Park, 345 Brooks, Mr. J. 584 Brooksbank, Mr. 477 Brooksbank, Mrs. 329, 445 Brookwood House, 7<, 86 Broom Park, 469 Broome, Mr. W. 392 Broome Hall, Suffolk, 541, 554, 899 — , Norfolk, 550, 813 Broome House, 8, 680 Broome Place, 550, 814 Broomham, 649, 828 Broomhill, 362, 463 Broomholm, 432 Broomrig, 365 Broomy Close, 216 Brosterfield, 772 Brough Hall, 357, 37o Brougham, Mr. H. 337, 358 Brougham Hall, 293, 337, 358 Broughton, Sir John Delves, Bart. 289 Broughton, Mr. C. D. 2S9, 406 , W. 873 and their Possessors. 923 Broughton Castle, 695 Broughton Hall, Staf- ford, 289, 406 — , Flint, 290 —, Lane. 333, 416 — , Yorksh. 699 Broughton Tower, 422 Brouncker, Mr. 116 Browell, Mr. 809 Brown, Major, 479 Brown, Rev. Mr. 594 Brown, Mr. 365, 366 , F.J. 61 , H. 281, 297 , J. 142, 439, 522 , L. 346 , T. 518 , W. 418 Brown's Hill House, 185, 611, 688 Browne, Col. 242, 246 Browne, Capt. 759 Browne, Mr. 337 , C. 154, 446 , J. 114 , M. 358 Brownhill, 800 Browning, Mr. 45 Brownings, 542 Brownlow, Earl, 349, 502, 816 Broxmouth Park, 457 Broxton Hall, 314 Bruce, Sir W. Bart. 7 1 6 Bruce, Mr. P. C. 133 Bruce Castle, 445 Bruges, Mr. Thos. 146 Bruhl, Hon. Mr. 381 Brumstone, Mr. S. 49 Brunant, 209 Brune, Mr. P. 624 Brush House, 386 Brusleton Tower, 438 Bruton, Mr. W. 1 80 Bruton Abbey, 122 Bryanstone House, 58, 687, 850 Bryant, Mr. 518, 542 , W. 70 Brydges, Sir E. 8, 225 Brydges,Col.J.W.H.8 Brymore House, 179 Brympton House, 109, 120 Bryn a Bela, 290 Brynderwen, 237 Bryngola, 238 Bryn y Grog, 258, 806 Bryn y Pys, 258 Bryngwin, 216 Bryugwynn, 270, 599 Brynkynalt, 678 Bryan Newdd, 275 Bryson, Mr. A. 517 Buccleuch, the late Dukeof,8 4 , 365,(382, 396, 659, 724), 416, 43*, 433, (44°, 47o), 458 Buccleuch, Duchess of, 83 Buchan, Earl of, 439, 466, 711 Buchan Hill, 41 Buchanan, Mr. D. 712, 7H Buck, Mr. 278, 410 , S. 114 BuckenhanilIouse,525, 530 Buckburst Park, 888 Buckingham, Marquis of, 80, 270, (73, 88, 895), (262,825), (252, 829^, f544, 555) • Buckingham House, 648 Buckinghamshire, Earl of, 490, 502 Buckinghamshire, Dowager Countess *>f, 5 Buckland, 214, 728 Buckland House, 118, j 173. * 0i Buckland Newton, 609 Buckle, Mr.C. 753 , J. ^22 -, L. 895 Buckley, Mr. C. P. 103 j Buckminster Park, 349 Bucknall, Hon. W. 261 Buckworth, Miss, 143 Budden, Mr. 729 Buddesden House, 666, 698 Bugbrooke, 298 Bulkeley, Ld. Viscount Bulkcley, Mr. 372 Bull, Rev. J. 2^0 Buller, Adm. Sir E. Bt. 104, 845 Buller, Mr. J. 105, 1 18 Buller, Mrs. 325 Bullhouse Hall/ 708 Bullock, Mr. 538, 628 , B. 788 , H. 188 , J. 734, 802 (54, 3*9 143), 238, 294, 3 O 2 Bulstrode, 194, 249 Bulteel, Mr. 94 Bulwer, Mr. W. W. 531 Bulwick Hall, 7^7 Bunbury, Sir C. T. Bt. 545, 5 6x Bund, Mr. T. 611 Bunny man, Sir A. 528 Buntingsdale Hall, 314, 873 Burch, Mr. J. R. 524, 629 Burcot House, 1 26 Burdett, Sir Fras. Bart. (137, 188), 591 Burdon, Mr. Rowl. 484 Burdrope Park, 188, 698 Burell, 846 Burell, Mr. J. 846 Burford House, 885 Burford Lodge, 45 Burgate House, 1 1 6 Burges, Mr. 24, 633, 649 Burgess, Mrs. 445 Burgh, Mr. H. 186 Burgh Hall, 530 Burgh Wallace, 408 Burgh ill, 217 Burgh ope, 599 Burgoyne, Sir J. Bart. 37*, 613 Burgoyne, Col. Mon- tague, 518 Burleigh House, 349, 758, 840 Burleigh Park, 46 1, 817 Burleigh on the Hill, 382, 844, 878 Burley Hall, 326, 589 Burley Park, 74, 89 Burmester, Rev. A. 45 Burminster, Mr. 541 924 Index to the Country Seats, Burn, Mr. J. 370 Burn Hall, 453 Burriaby, Col. D. 696 Burnard, Mr. 445 Burnell, Mr. 769 Burnet, Mr. 37 Burnett, Mr. 184 , W. 463 Burnbam Hall, 526, 529 j Burns, Major, 397, 879 | Burrard, Rev. G. 79 Burrell, Sir C. 46 Burrell, Mr. W. 46, 49, 469 Burrell, Mrs. 518 Burrock Lodge, 337, 361 Burrough Hall, 898 Burroughs, 114 Burroughs, Rev. Mr. 541 Burroughs, Mr. 314, 810, 877 , R. 522 Burrows, Col. 275, 293 Burrows, Mr. 326, 381, 749> 907 Burrymead Lodge, 193 Burt, Mr. J. 37, 888 Burton, Sir R. 723 Burton, Mr. 649 , F. 346 > M- 553 , R. 233, 257 , R. jun. 233 Burton, 116, 223, 490 Burton Constable, 506 Burton Court, 198, 885 Burton Gate, 504 Burton House, 116 Burton Park, 34, 684 Bur wood House, 29 Bur wood Park, 29 Bury, Adm. 114 Bury, Mr. 904 Bury Hill, 381, 769 Bury House, 1 78 Bury Park, 269, 855 Busbridge, 30 Buscot Park, 173 Bush, Mr. 821 Bushel, Mr. 10 Bushby, Mr. W. 710 Bushey Grove, 16 1 Bushey Hall, 261 Bushhill Park, 434 Bushy Park, 183, 753, 759 Busk, Mr. E. 434 Butcher, Mr. 29 Bute, Marqui6 of, 318 Bute, Marchioness of, 83 Butleigh, 141, 596, 599 Butler, Lady Eleanor, 237, 238 Butler, Rev. Dr. 274 Butler, Capt. 482 Butler, Mr. 852, 894 , J. 401" Butler's Green, 42, 564, 752 Butley Abbey, 558 Butt, Mr. 564 , H. 461 Butterfield, Mr. 73 Butterhill House, 791 Butterley Hall, 423 Butterton, 873 Butts, Mr. 446 Buxted Parsonage, 38 Buxted Place, 38, 670 Buxton, Mr. J. If. 822, 865 Buxton, Mrs. 662 Byde, Mr. Thomas H. 446, 856 Byle, Mr. J. 153, 855 Bymerside, 439 Byne, Mr. 114 Byng, Hon. Miss, 183 Byng, Mr. G. 261, 281, 297, 345> 34 6 Byram, 354, 449 Byram Hali, 477 Byram's House, 329 Byron, Col. 48, 564 Byron, Rev. Mr. 479 Bywell, 808 Cadbury, Mr. W. 1 14 Cadbury House, 610 Caddell, Mr. W. 7.6 Caddell, Mrs. 721 Cadhay, 187 Cadland Park, 74, 877 Cadogan, Earl, 524,600, 629 Cadoxton Lodge, 804 Cadoxton Tlace, 804 Caen Wood, 278 Caer Hun, 275 Caernarvon, Earl of, 1 30, 729, 834, 839 Caerynwch, 245 Cage", Rev. Cha!" P. 1 4 Cainby Hall, 49O, 870 Cainham Court, ^90, 615 Cairnsmuir, 341 Calcot, Rev. Mr. 241, 590, 615 Calcot Park, 134, 831 Calcraft, Mr. 14, 106 Caldcleugh, Mrs. 37 Caldecot, Mr. A. 310, 6 95 Caldecote Hall, 285 Calder, Sir H. 670 Calder Abbey, 422 Calder Bank, 713 Calder Hall, 713 Calder House, 713 Calderwood, 366 Caldicot, Mr.T. 502 Caldwell, Mr. J. 305 , R- 525 Cale Hill, 14, 634 Caledon, Earl, 20, 25, 670' Calender House, 716 Ca!ey House, 341 Calgarth Park, 420 , Calke Abbey, 619 Call, Sir W. P. 846 Callaly, 469 Callender, Lady, 439, 470 Calley, Mr.T. 188, 832 Cailey, Mrs. 698 * Calrow, Mr. 333 Calshot Castle, 74 Calthorpe, Lord, 545, 640 Calthorpe, Rev. J. 498 Calthwaite Hall, 337, 358 Calveley, Mr. Thos. 44 Calveley Hall, 289 Calvert, Mr. 420 , J. 7Gi , N. 479 Calverton, 385 Cambridge, Rev. Arch- deacon, 183 and their Possessors. 925 Camden, Marquis of, (18, 703, 790), 21 Camden Place, 1 6 Camelon House, 717 Cameron, Mr. D. 439 Camcrton, 138, 596 Camesworth, 596 Camfield Place, 594 Camilla, 45 Camnetham, 362 Camp Hall, 41 1 Campbelfield, 712 Campbell, Sir W. P. H. 47o Campbell, Col. Alex. 82 Campbell, Capt. 788 Campbell, Mr. 143, 545 , G. 730 , Jas. 53, 753 , J. P. 68,879 , M. C. 4+6 , W. 712,714, 720, 736 Campbell, Mrs. 346 Campion, Mr. H. C. 42. 564 Campsal, 354 Campsmount, 354 Cams Hall, 86", 647, 850, 876 . Canford (Great) House, 75 Canning, Mr. 253 Cannon Bridge, 221 Cannon Hall, 386, 402, 676, 708 Cannon Hill, 134 Cannonsteign Lodge, 104 Canon Frome, 748 Canon Pyon, 223 Canons Ashby, 695 Canons Leigh House, 114, 142 Canons Park, 26 1 Canterbury, Archbishop of, 37, 7*6 Can well Hall, 301, 590, 618 Canwick, 490 Capell Mount, 90 r Capenhurst Hall, 314 Capenoch, Mr. Thomas, 365 Capesthorn Hall, 305, 39* Capheaton Castle, 475, 587 Capper, Mr. 261, 603 , R. 182 Capplethwaite Hall, 424 Caprihgton, 736 Car Hall, 496 Car Head, 404, 409 Carberry, Lady, 398, 844 Caibonell, Mrs. 146 Carbrook Hall, 534, 815 Carclew, 64, 65 Carder Hall, 314 Cardiff Castle, 665 Cardigan, Earl of, 757 Cardigan, Countess of, 83 Cardonel, Mr. 513 Cardoness, 341 Careless, Mr. 611 Careston Hall, 462 Carew, Mr. 179 Carew, Right Hon. R. P. 95 Carfron, 461 Cargen, 338 Carhani Hall, 469, 783 Carhampton, Earl of, 29 Carigweth House, 207 Carisbrook Castle, 78 Carleton Hall, 762, 798 Carlisle, Earl of, (393, 440, 808), (485,495) Carlisle, Bishop of, 413, 667 Carlisle, Capt. 735» 77* Carlisle, Mr. 278 Carlowrie, 715 Carlton, 382, 549 Carlton Curlieu, 325 Carlton Hall, Cumb. 337, 358, 438 — , Nott. 353 Carlyon, Mr. 95 Carmacope, 720 Carmanton, 118 Carmichael, Sir T. G. Bart. 710, 719 Carmichael, Capt. 719 Carmichael House, 720 Carnegie, Sir D. Bart. 474" Carnegie, Mr. 474 , J. L. 474 J Camfield Hall, 732 Carnoch, 717 Carnsallock, 365, 710 Carolside, 439, 466, 847 Carpenter, Mr. 100, 1 io, 223 Carphin, 7 '4 Carr, Sir H. 193 Carr, Mr. J. 477, 798, 910 Carr Hall, 417, 853 Carr House, 401 Carr Lodge, 798 Carreglewd, 238 Carriden, 716 Carrington, Lord, (194, 855), 250, 649 Carrington, Sir C. Edm. 249 Carrington, Mr. G. 250 Carron Hall, 71 7 Carron House, 717 Carron Park, 716 Carruchan, 338 Carruthers, Mrs. 185, 611, 688 Carrycoats, 438 Carse, 365, 462 Carshalton Park, 766 Carstairs House, 719 Carsewell House, 173 Carter, Mr. W. 41 , E. 4T 1 -, T. 695 Carter Place, 416 Carteret, Lord, 393 Carthew, Capt. 548 Carihew, Mr. J. "105 Cartier, Mrs. 21 Cartuther, 95 Cartuther, Mr. C- M. 30 Cartwright, Rev. Dr. 20 Cartwright, Mr. E. 527, 622 — , J. 629 , R. 250, 692 , T. 277 Carwithenack, 65 Cary, Mr. 771 i E. 97 , Geo. r42 Caivsfort, Earl of, 838 Case, Mr. H. 62c 926 Index to the Country Sbats, Casewick Hall, 349 Casewick Lodge, 840 Cashiobury Park, 261, 855 Casina, 32 Cass, Mr. 434 Cassels, Mr. J. 716 Cassencary, 341 Cassilis, Earl of, 721 Cassland, Mr. 522 Castell Dinas Bran, 675, 819 Castella, 702 Casterton Hall, 406 Castle Acre Abbey, 526 Castle Ashby, 282, 373 Castle Bear Hill, 193 Castle Cary, 7 1 7 Castle Craig, 710 Castle Douglas, 338 Castle End, 198 Castle End Cottage, 605 Castle Field, 326 Castle Hedingham, 555, 556, 662 Castle Hill, Devon, 114, 609, 728 — , North Brit. 338 Castle Horneck, 65 Castle House, Wilts, 134, 834, 865 — , Essex, 5 1 7 Castle Howard, 485, 495 Castle Kennedy, 341 Castle Lawrence, 97 Castle Maddock, 665 Caftle Malgvvyn, 209 Castle Mai wood, 74 Castle Malwood Cottage, 89, 103 Castle Meer Hall, 426, 782 Castle Milk, 36 t, 366 CasMe Norplace, 83 Castle Figgin, 204 Castlecombe, 178 Castlelaw, 470 Castkrnains, 710 Castlereagh, Vise. 13 Castleton Hall, 426, 78* Caswel!, Mr. G. 446 Catchfrench, 95 Catesby Abbey, 301 Cathamartha, 846, 847 Cathcart, Mi. J. 341 Catherington, 30 Cathkin, 366 Cathlaw, 716 Cator, Mr. 17, 354, 765 Cator, Mrs. 18, 766 Catsfield House, 632 Catsfield Place, 633 Catton Hall, 320, 622 Cavan, Earl of, 877 I Cave, Sir C. 6*9 Cave, Sir W.~ B. Bart. 618 Cave, Lady, 285, 325 Cave, Mrs. Otway, 285, 659 Cave, Mr. I. 61 1 Cave Castle, 493, 534, 798, 909 Cavendish, Lord G. (26, 6 49> 765), 422, 855 Cavendish, Mr. 53 Cavenham Hall, 523, 7", 742 Cavers, 432 Caversham Grcve, 854 Caversham House and Park, 134, 854 Caverswall Castle, 374, 5 8 9 Caughley, 254 Caughley Place, 254 Cawdor, Lord, 168, 204, 882 Caw sway Park, 454, 469 Cayley, Sir G.Bart. 485, 867 Cazalet, Mr. P. 18 Cazenove, Mr. 766 Cecil, Mr. J. 386 Cedar House, 1 93 Cefn, 258, 293, 806, 819 Cefn Mabley, 162 Chad, Sir C. Bart. $$0, 897 Chad leston, Mr. 326 Chaddlewood, 94 I Chadlington, 695 ! Chadwick. Mr. J. 800 ■ Chan™, Rev. Mr. $8 i Chalfont House and Lodge, 249 Challen, Rev. Mr. 38 Chalonei, Mr. YV. ^zS Chamber Hall, 782 Chamberlain, Capt. 143 Chamberlain, Mr. J. 274» 533 Chambeilayne, Mr. E. J. 657, 690 Chambers, Sir W. 386 Chambers, Lady, 70 Chambers, Rev. Dr. 249 Chambers, Mr. R. 213, 611 Chambers Court, 6\ \ Chambre, Mr. E. 904 , F. 812 Champfleurie, 716 Champion Lodge, 3 1 Champneys, Sir T. 86 Champneys, Mr. T. S. 607, 608, 646 Chand'er, Rev. John, 34 Chandler, Mr. N. 548 Channing, Major, 61 Chantry, 540, 754 Chapel, 439, 466 Chaplin, Lady E. 382, 878 Chaplin, Mr. J. 474 Chapman, Mr. A. 517 Chapman, Mrs. 787, 856 Charborouc,h, 90, 687 Chargate Lodge, 729 Cnarlbury, 154, 157 Charlcote, 26z Charlcott House, 687 Charlcton, 474 Charlotte, Mr. R. B. 157 Charlton, Mr. 441 , K. 438, 808 , E. L. 6 1 t , N. L. 24 1, 600, 851 , T. 690 , VV. 44, Charlton Hall, 457 Charlton House, Kent, 5 — , Somerset, 128 — , Berks, 169 Charlton Lark, 688, 689, 696 Charlton Place, 8, 9 Chart Park, 46, 791 Chart Place, 23 Chartham Deanery, 663 Chartley Park, ?02, 889 and their Possessors. 927 Chatelherault, 362 Chatfield, Mrs. 42, 564 Chatham, Earl of, Posses- sor of Abington Hall, 521, 662 Chatley Lodge, 646 Chatsworth House, 378, 592, 734> 735» 6 <7 Chatteris, Mr. 445 , C. 710 Chaucei's Grove, 137, 834 Chaworth, Mr. J. 385 Chawton Park, 73, 85, 831 Chaytor, Mr. W. 430 Cheadle Heath, 890 Cheape, Capt. 473 Cheape, Mr. J, 473 Checquers, 273 Cheddingston Park, 25 Cheddiston Hall, 552, 8.4 Cheeping Hill, 538 Cheeseman, Mr. 793 Chelmington, 184 Chelsworth, 554 Cheney, Mr. R. 329 Chepsted Place, 18,713, 790 Cherry Burton, 494 Chertsey Abbey, 69 Cheshyre, Mr. 346, 749 Cheslyn, Mr. R. 619 Chessel House, 76 Chester, Bishop of, 290, 3H Chester Hall, 440, 470 Chesterfield, Earl of, 320, 369 Chesters, 439, 441, 806 Chesterton, 349 Cheston, Dr. 639 Chetley Lodge, 608 Chettel, 58 Chetwode, Sir J. 289, 810, 873 Chetwynd, 314 Chetwynd, Hon. Sir S. 477 Chetwynd, Sir G. Bart. 321, 77i Chetwynd Park, 810, 877 Chevelsy Park, 521 Chevenage Hall, 174, 602 Chevening Place, 18, 688, 791 Cheverton, 68 Chevet Hall, 389 Cheyney, Mr. R. 329 Chicherly, 282, 828 Chichester, Earl of, 38, 42, 564, 632 Chichester, Dowager Countess of, 38 Chichester, Mi. 138, 728 , C. 1 14 Chicksands Abbey, 381 Chick's Hill, 434 Chidiock, North, 61 Child, Mr. VV. C. 631 Childers, Mr. L. 481 Childers, Mrs. 481 Chillingham Castle, 457, 469, 663 Chillington Hall, 317, 623 Chillingworth, Mr, 241 Chilston, ?4 Chilton Lodge, 137, 188 Chilton Park, 553 Chinham House, 859 Chipchase Castle, 438, 441, 587, 806 Chipley, 180 Chippendale, Mr. J. T93 Chippenham Hall, 722 Chippenham Park, 521 Chirk Castle, 237, 238, 6 7 3 Chiselden, Mr. N. 382 Chiselhampton Lodge, 154, 858 Chisholm, Mr. C. 432 , G. 432 -, W. 432 Chiswick House, 53 Chivefield Lodge, 346 Cholmeley, Sir M. Bart. 349, 502, 870 Cholmeley, Mr. C. 496 , F. 496 Cholmeley, Mrs. 485, 495 Cholmly, Mrs. 812 Cholmondeley, Marquis, 289, 310, (526, 897) Cholmondeley, Mr. T. 289, 681, 875 Cholmondeley Castle, 289, 314 Cholwick, Mr. 704 Choppin, Mr. 281, 297 345 Chorley, Mrs. 734 Chorley Hall, 333 Chorley Wood, 269 Christie, Capt. 470, 719 Christie, Mr. 717 Chriselton, 290, 314 Churchill, Rev. W. tf Churchill, Mr. W. 687 Churton, Mr. 53 Chute, Mr. W." J. 525, 831 Chute Lodge, 102, 147, 698 Chuton House, 788 Cinnamon Grove, 585 . Cirencester Abbey, 173, 821 Clackmae, 439 Clagett, Mr. 40 Clandon Park, 50 Clanville Lodge, 102, 147, 698 Clapham, Mr. C. 406 , Thos. 740 , W. 406 Clare House, 13, 790 Clare Priory, 556 Claremont, 680 Claremont Park, 29 Clarence, Duke of, 82, 183, 752, 759 Clarence Lodge, 83 Clarendon, Earl of, 162, 261, 6o$, S55 Clarendon Park, 647 Claridge, Mr. 18 Clark, Mr. Chamberlain, 69 > J- 57, 474. 6 95 > w - 45> 94. 457. 5U Clarke, Sir Simon, 281, 297, 345 Clarke, Dr. 286, 32®, 508, 510 Clarke, Mr. 45 , C. 32 , F. i©3 92$ Index to the Country Seats, Clarke, Mr. G. 542 , J.30 1 * 3*9> 6 95 , R. 866 , R. H. 32, 114, 142 , W. 32, 169 Clarks, Mi«s, 362 Clarkson, Mr. 714 Clasemont, 165 Clator, 213 Clatter Park, 747 Clavering, Sir T. Bart. 454, 678, 709, 808, 898 Clavering, Mr. J. 469 Claughton Hall, 333 Claughton House, 342 Clavill, Mr. Wm. 106, 848 Claxton, Mr. 161, 599 Clay, Mr. 20 Claybrook Hall, 285 Claybury Hall, 517, 542 Clayfield, 74, 76 Clayhill, 18, 32,45,463 Clayhills, Mr. M. 473 Claypots Castle, 473 Clayton, Sir R. Bart. i53» 855 Clayton, Col. Thos. 396, 79* Clayton, Mr. 441 — , E. 406 , N. 806 , T. 417, 853 Clayton Hall, 416, 852 Clea Hall, 413, 668 * Clearwell House, 206, 606 Cleave, 62, 603, Cleeve Hill, 823 Ckghom, 719 Cleland, 362, 714 Clements, Mr. 446 Clementson, Mr. 318 Clent House, 265 Cleobury, Miss, 36 Clephane, Col. 440 Clere House, 13 Clerk, Mr. R. 433 Clerke, Rev. Sir W. H. Bart. 416 Clerkhill, 416 Clerkington, 457 Clerkstone House, 716 Clermont,Viscount, 530, Clermont Lodge, 551 Cleve, 10 Cliefden, 133 Clifden, Viscount, 70 Cliff Hill, 654, 762 Cliff'e Hall, 438 Clifford, Lord, (94, 97), 780 Clifford, Sir Thomas H. Bart. 289 Clifford, Dowager Lady, 908 Clifford, Mr. J. 193 Clifton, Sir Robt. Bart. 398, 619 Clifton, Mr. 193 , C. 202 » J- 394 Clifton, 619 Clifton Hall, Bucks, 373 — , Notts, 398 — , North Brit. 713 Clifton House, 401, 622 Clinton and Say, Lord, 64, 95. 818 Clinton Hall, 264 Clistandy, 204 Clitheroe Castle, 416, 699 Clitherow, Mr. 594 Clive, Viscount, 678 Give, Dowager Lady, 242 Clive, Hon. R. 600, 786 Clive, Mr. 615, 89a , E. B. 904 , W. 314, 810 Cloakham, 762, 883 Clock House, 29 Clcods House, 687 Clopton House, 229, 605 Closburn, 365 Close House, 808 Clovelly Court, 114 Cloverley Hall, 810 Clough, Mr. W. J. 477 Clough Hall, 305 Clough House, 805 Clowance, 65 Clowes, Rev. John, 333, 416 , T. 905 Cludde, Mr. 233 Clumber House and Park, 350, 385 Clun Castle, 871 Clutterbuck, Capt. 261 Clutton, Dr. 216, 885 Clytha House, 201, 8ti Coalston, 457 <-—— Coape, Mr."H. 385, 769 Coates, Mr. A. 712 , J. C. 495 Coats, 714 Cobb, Mr. 276, 695, 907 , T. 250 Cobham Park, 6, 29 Coburg, Prince of, 29 Coch Glode, 350 Cochran, Mr. 712 Cock, Mr. J. 445 Cockayne, Mr. f. 38 1 Cockayne, Mis. 396 Cocken Hall, 453, 514 I Cocker, Mr. 193 J Cockerell, Sir Chas. Bt. 157 j Cockerell, Mr. S.P. 274 Cockerham, 333 Cockermouth Castle, 420 Cockley Cley, 525 Cockney's Hatch, 446, 508 Cocks, Hon. J. S. 41, 791 Codrington, Sir C. 176 Codrington, Mr. C. 602 821 , W. 698, 832 ; Coedrigland, 162 Coffin, Major, 226 Coffin, Mr. 81 j Coffleet, 98 Cofton Hall, 253, 640 I Coke, Mr. D. 732 ! — , J- 732 I , T. W. 526, 813 ■ Coker, Mr. J. 670 j Colbrooke House and , Park, 201 I Colchester, Lord, 38, 888 1 Colchester, Mr. J. 210 ! Colchester, Mrs. 173 I Cold Harbour, 647. and their Possessors. m Colden, 461 Coldfield Park, 3 1 3 Coldham, Mr. J. 513 Coldrey, 73 Coldrinick, 845 Cole, Mr. 333, 538 , H. 489 > W. 37 Cole Green Park, ^94, 748, 856 Cole Harbour, 66$ Cole Park, 176, 688 Colebrook House, 201, 904 Coleby, 489, 502 Coleman, Mr. W. 23, <»34 Coles, Mr. C. 831 , T. 37 Coleshill, 176 Coleshill House, 822, 855 Coley Park, 134, 831 College, the, 372 Colley, Mr. J. 213 Colliestown, 474 Collingridge, Mr. 82, 184 Collington, 58, 719 Collingwood, Mr. E. 513 , H. 469, 783 Collins, Rev. Dr. 193, 417, 801, 853 Collins, Mr. 102, 445 , E. 6 5 , H. P. 120 , T. 281, 297, 345 Collins, Mrs. 65 Colltnson, Mr. J. M. 54°* 754 Collyer, Rev. Dr. 545 Collyer, Mr. 898 Collyers Wood House, 44 Collypriest, 114, 729 Colney Chapel and Park, 276, 282, 298 Colquhoun, Mr. 717 Colquhoun, Mrs. 393, 587, 612, 825 Colson Bassett, 430 Colthorpe House, 250, 695 Coltman, Mr. T. 486 Coltness, 362, 714 Cohvich Hall, 616 Cohvick Hall, 285 Colwotth House, 3S1 Colyton House, 61 Colzean, 721 Combe, 130 Combe House, 29, 61 Combe Place, 42 Combe Sydenham, 884 Combermere, Lord, 289, 874 Combermere Hall, 289, 874 Comborough House, 1 14 Combwell, 21 Comerall, Mr. 46 Comical House, 13 Commerton, 253, 747 Compton, Mr. A. 333, 334, 383, 469 , H. C. 103 Compton Bassett House, 138, 865 Compton House, 109 Compton Pauncefoot, 610 Compton Place, 26,649, 765 Compton Winyatt, 253 Comyns, Rev. G. 97 Condover House, 600 Coney Burrows, 42 Congreve, Mr. W. 137, 178, 3H» 8 3i Congreve, Miss, 314, 805 Congreve, Mrs. 787 Conisbrough Castle, 622 Conishead Priory, 422, 755 Connington, 659 Connington Castle, 346, 489 Connop, Mr. 445 Conolly, Mr. C. 608, 646 Consett, Mr. W. 478, 484, 528 Constable, Mr. F. 506 , A. 13, 458 , M.338, 365, 510 1 Constable Burton Hall, 43c 3 P Conyers, Mr. J. 51S Cook, Rev, Mr. 659 Cook, Capt. 73, 446 Cook, Mr. 30, 262 > J- 454 , T. 813 Cooke, Sir G. Bart. 354, 622 Cooke, Rev. J. 870 Cooke, Mr. B. 622 , C. 18 » G. 353* 527, 622 , J. 382, 654 , J.C. 532 •, T. 510 Cookes, Mr. D. 241 Cookfield Hall, 549 Cooks, Capt. 895 Cool Hurst, 46 Coomb Bank* 18, 791 Coomb Lodge, 858 Coombe Abbey, 659 Coombhay, 138, 596 Coon, 69 Cooper, Capt.T. H.522, 906 Cooper, Mr. 402, 654 , A. 269 — , J. 271, 602 , J. G. 482 , R. 445, 6oz Coopersale House, 518 Cooper's Hill, 143, 146 Coote, Sir Eyre, 116 Cope, Sir R. £4 Cope, Mrs. 5 Copland, Mr. 338, 365 Copley, Sir Jos. Bt. 954 622 Copped Hall, 518 Copt Hall, Midd. 278 -*i Bedf. 318 Coptfold Hall, 538 Coptford Hall, 540 Copthorn, 673 Corbet, Six A. Bt. 873 Corbet, Sir C. Bt. 810, 873 Corbet, "Mr. 362, 490 , , E. 267 , J. 362, 714 Corbett, Rev. J. 600 Corbieton, 338 Corby Castle, 393 930 Xndbx to the Country Seats, Cork and Orrery, Earl of, izS 128, 6q7, 608, 685 Cornewall, Sir G. 221 Corney Bury, 446 Cornhil! House, 469, 783 Cornish, Mr. C. 97 , H. 97 Cornish, Mrs. 79s Cornwallis, Marquis, (541 > 554) » i44» 5 2 3 Cornwallis, Hon. Adm. . 738 . Corsellis, Rev. Mr. 546 Corsica Hall, 648 Corsham House, 138, 149 Corwarden, Rev. Mr. 662 Coryton, Mr. 846 Coryton House, 61,883 Cosgrove, 298, 312 Cossey Park, 907 Costorphine Hill, 71 1 Cote House, 16 1 Cotes, Mr. J. 314 Cotesford, 828 Coton Hall, 254 Coion House, 695 Cotsgrove Place, 816 Cotswold House, 173 Cottage, the, Kent, 21 —j Surrey, 29 — , Wilts, 102 Cotterell, 162 Cotterell, Sir J. G. 221 Cottesbrooke House, 285 Cottesmeere House, 382, 8i7 Cotton, Sir Chas. Bart. 659. 742 Cotton, Rev. J. 237 Cotton, Mr. 605, 706 , H.C. 153 , R. S. 791 , T.-84 , W. 541 Cotton, Mrs. 402 Cotton Hall, 372, 589 Coventry, Earl of, (226, *39> 726, 763), 36 Govcntry.BLihopof Lich- field and, 06 Coven try, Hon, J. 116, Coventry, Sir J. 143 Cove Perran, 65 Coverley, Mr. 517 Coulthurst, Mr. 405 Countesbury, 180 Court Field, 201 Court Henry, 204 Court House, 141, 190 Court Lodge, Sussex, 21 — , Sussex, 24 — , Kent, 670,772,793 Court y Gollen, 201 Courteen Hall, 282, 322 Courtenay, Hon. W. 97, 727 Courtenay, Lady, 133 Courtenay, Mr. G. J. 373, 828 , J. P. 32, 766 Courthope, Mr. G. 24, Courtisknowl, 704 Courtland, 97 Courtney, Rev. Mr. 494 , Rev. J. 492 Courtney, Mr. W. 565 Courtwick, 34 Coutts, Mr. Thos. 278 Coward, Mr. 122 Cowdenknows, 439 Cowdry, Mr. T. 596 Cowdry Lodge and Park, 33» 895 Cowhill, 365 Cowick Hall, 515, 798 Cowie, 463 Cowlans, Mr. L. 36 Cowley, Mr. 83 Cowley House, 1 1 7 Cowlishaw, Mr. D. 619 Cowper, Earl, (479^94, 748, 856), I5 Cowper, Hon. S. 346, 748 Cowper, Mr. H. 748 Cowsfield House, £47 Cox, Dr. 823 Cox, Mr. 193 , B. 102 , C.W. 174 , R. 102 Cox, Mrs. 823 Coxhoe Hall, cio Cayriey, Mr. W. H. 3V4 Cr^bbetj 464 Crabtree, Miss, 83 Cracroft, Mr. J. 490 , T. 498 Craddock, Gen. Sir J. 477, 776 Craddock, Mr. J, 325, 342 Cradock, Mr.S. 370, 761 Craig, Mr. Robert, 713, 719 Craig, 474 Craigburn, 710, 719 Craigcrook Castle, 458 Craighead, 362, 714 Craigie, 473, 720, 736 Craigie Hall, 458 Craigie House, 736 Craigleith House, 458 Craigmillar Castle, 440, 470 Craigy, Mr. 461, 473 Crakehurst, 616 j Crake Marsh Hall, 369, 372 Cramond House, 458 Cranbourn Lodge, 90, »33> 144 Cranbrook, 537 Cranbury Park, 74 Cranford Park, 133 Cranham Hall, 559 Cranmer, Mr. H. 518 Cranston, Mr. E.~ 37, 888 Craster, Mr. 454 Craster Hall, 454 Crathorne, Mr. 484 Craven, Earl of, 137, - 150* 659 Craven, Hon. B. Coy Craven, Mr. 434 445 Craven, Mrs. 137 Crauford, Major, 30 Crauford, Mr. 37 , W. M< Knight, 713 Crawford, Lady, 720 Crawford, Mr. 752 , A. 721 r. , G. 47, 365 , W. 7J0 Crawford, 45 Cta\frfcfdIanjrfCa£t?e> \&y Cra^hii!,- 7 t* " and their Possessors, 931 Crawley, Rev. Mr. 198 Crawley, Mr. 318 Crawley, 282 Crawley House, 896 Crawshay, Mr. 434 Crawsher, Mr. 564 Craycombe House, 157 Creed Place, 205, 611 Creerly, 118, 887 Creighton, 439, 470 Cremer, Mr. 522 Crespigny, Sir W. Burt. 202 Creswell, Mr. 692, 821 , E. 176 , J.B. 727 Creswell, 289 Creswell Hall, 795 Crewe, Lord, 289, 874, 881 Crewe, Mr. N. 95 Crewe Hall, 289, 874 Creyk, Mr. 494 Creyke, Mrs. 798 Crichton, Mr. James, 365 Crick House, i6r, 811 Cricket Lodge, 110 Crickett Malherbie House, 1 10 Crickett, Mr. 537 Cridland, Mr. J. i8o Criggie, 474 Cripps, Mr. J. 688 Crisick, Mr. 161 Critchill House, 90 Crockett, Mr. 313 Croes Howell, 682 Croft, Rev. Mr. 494 Croft, Mr. R. 649 , S. 496 Croft Castle, 631, $51 Croft Lodge, 4:0 Crofton Hall, 408, 413, 666 Crome Court, 226, 639 Cromer Hall, 532, 898 Crompton, Mr. 740 — — > G. 334, 478 , J. 405 Cromwell, -Mr. O. 44^ Cromwell House ,— 5x2, •Cronaru 462 Ouok, Mr. 67, 82 Crook, Mr. S. 333 Crookhill Hall, 622 Crookshanks, Mr. 462 Crosby, Gen. 33 Cross, Mr. 117 , J. 30 , T. 333 Cross Hall, 779 Crossdale, Mr. H. 518 Crossflaite, 366, 720 Crossland, Mr. 325 Crosswood, 214, 678 Crosswood Hill, 719 Crowcombe Court, 1 79 Crowe, Mr. R. 812 Crowfield Hall, 541 Crowford, 180 Crowhall, 509 Crowhurst Place, 24, 649* 6 33 Crownest, 654 Crowsley Park, 153, $S5 Crowther, Mr. 223 Crow Wood, 188 Croxall, Mr. B. 591,837 Croxdale Hall, 780 Croxdale House, 453 Croxton, Mrs. 681 Croxton Park, 442, 696, 742, 829 Crugsillack, 120 Crump, Col. 844 Crusey House, 1 14 Crutchley, Mr. 28 1 G. H. 149 Cryndra Lodge, 904 Cuckfield Place, 42,564, 75* Cuddesdon, T94 Cuerden Hall, 333 Cuerdale Hall, 333 Cuerdale Lodge, 3:3, 852 CuShells, t03 J Culbone, i*c I Culceth Hall, 798 I Oil ford, 523 I Culham Court, 153 Culhorn, 341, 721 ■'"" Culley,- Mr. 469 Cullin's Grove, 434 Cullum, SirT. G". Bart. 5-3- 5+5, "7^-/74+ > Culmc, Miss, 94 . Culver, 727 3 P 2 Culvcrrhorpe, 489 Cumbernauld House, 717 Cummersdale, 413, 667 Cummins, Mr. 281, 345 Cunison, Mr. J. 714 Cunliffe, Sir F. Bt. 258, 677, 682, 806 Cunningham, Sir W. Bt. 736 Cunningham, Lady, 194 Cunningbame, Col. 57 Cunninghame, Mr. 461 Cure, Mr. 72*; Currer, Mr. T. 432 Currer, Miss, 425, 739 Currie, M,r. 434 , J. 479, 599 , W. 50 Currie Hill, 719 Curry, Mr. 842 Curtis, Capt. Sir L. Bart. 30, *$\ Curtis, Sir Wm. Bart. 434 Curtis, Mr. R. 122 Curwen, Mr. J. C. 668 Curzon, Lord, 289, 301 Curzon, Hon. R. W. P. 3^9 Curzon, Mr. 416 , H. 194, 825 Custance, Mr. 815 Cusworth, 353, 707 CutclifT, Col. 818 Cutcliff, Mr. ir4 Cutcliffe, Mr. N. 728 Cutler, Mr. J.. 142, 726 Cuttle Hill, ,0i y , Cwentrenfa Home, 204 Cwm Elan, 214 Cyflronid, 244 Dacre, M? W. 338, DadVlon, tt 4 D'Aetb, Capt. 16 D'Aeth, Mr.G. H. 649 Dagenham Park, 537 i Da; n try, Mr; C. 362 ^ \* -, J-'3:o" : •""- !_, M 3 . 9 '•' 9 3% Dalbeth, 71 + Dalby Hall, 38s Daldowie, 362, 714 Dale, Rev. Dr. J. 214 Dale, Mr. 890 Dale Park, 562, 648 Dalemain, 413 Daley, Mr. 542 DalhamHall, 523, 722, 742 Dalh am Tower, 411 Dalhousie, Earl of, 433, 457 Dalhousie Castle, 43 3 Dalkeith Palace, 440, 470 Dallamore, 94 Dallas, Mr. G. 716 , J. 717 Dalling, SirW.M. Bt. 550, 814 Dallington, 310 Dalmahoy, 713 Dalmcny Park, 458 Dairy, 713 Dairy mplc, Sir J. H. Bt. 439, 44°. 470 Dalrymple, Hon. Mrs. 54 Dalrymple, Mr. J. E. , M. 362, 7H Dalrympie, Miss, 458 Dalscairth, 338 Datstoa Hall, 413 Dalswinton, 365, 667, 710 Dalton, Col. 6 Dalton, Kev. Mr. 122 Dalton, Mr. 134 , H. 504., 907 — , J. 430 ■ , NL 102, 122 Dalton Hall, $34 DaUell, Sir J." '716 pajzell, Mr. R. 710 Dalzell House, 362 Damtr, lady C. 58 Danbury Place, ^ c 8 , 6 7 3 , 861 Dauby, Mr. W. 43d Da'nby Lodge, 893 Dancer's Hill, 281, 297 Dandelion , 10 Dane Couit, 15, 16 Index to the Country Seats, Danesfield, 153 Daniel, Major, 313 Daniel, Mr. R. A. 6< , T. 16 r Danny, 42, 564 Dansey, Mr. 217 , R. 241, 8S5 Dansie, Mr. 213, 747 Danson House, 5, 13 Danvale Park, 338 Danvers, Hon. B. 326 Dany Craig, 20 1 Dan-y-Park, 201 Darby, Mr. 82 ., 346 Dare, Mrs. 15, 537 Darel, Mr. H. 14 Darell, Mr. P. 634 Darell, Miss, 83 Darfold Hall, 680 Darke, Mr. 886 Darland Hall, 682 Darlaston Green, 302 Darlaston Hall, 302 Darley, Mr. 908 Darley Abbey, 378,423 Darley Hall, 378, 386, 423 Darley House, 333, 782 Darlington, Earl of, 659, 660, 780 Darnall, 720 Darnford Hall, 272 Darnley, Earl of, 6, 14 Darrell, Mr. T. 522 Darrington, 798 Darsham, 549 Darsham Hall, 549, 552 Dartmouth, Earl of, 230, (402,412, 798) Dartmouth, Countess Dowager of, 5 Darton, Mr. J. 749 Dartshill House, 286, 837, 891 Dashwood, Sir H.W.Bt. 154, 218, 528, 836 ! Dashwood, Mr. 25 I , CV. 32*, 398 , F. B. 498 , J. R. 525 Davenport, Mr. D. 30?, W , D. jun. z8-> Davenport, Mr. W. 376, 787 Davenport House, 787 Davey, Mr. 549 Davidson, Mr.193, 433, 510 , A. 454 , D. 542 , H. 281,297 - , J. 424, 43;, 469, 719 R. 466 : W. 716 Davie, Sir J. Bart. 1 17, 887 Davies, Major, 246 Davies, Rev. R. 201 Davies, Mr. 178 , D. 3*3 , E. 678 , P. 246 , R.J. 246 , S. 819, 851 W. 204 Davis, Rev. W; 293 Davis, Capt. 899 Davis, Mr. A. 166 , D. 206 , G. 154 , J. 70 , M. 609 , S. 45, 63 r Davis, Mrs. 194 Davy, Rev. Mr. 529 Davys, Mr. R. 204 Daubigney,Rev.Mr. 173 Dauntsey, 822 Davvkins, Mr. H. 1 57» 229 Dawes, Mr. H. 133 , J. 269 Dawley, 257 Dawnay, Hon. Miss, 45 ' Davvney, Rev. W. 478 Dawson, Mr. 133, 144 --, E. 353 , R.K. 408 — , T. 517 Dax, Mr. 193 Day, Mr. 261 — , J- 53' , S. 608, *** Day brook, 385 Davlcsford House, 225' Ddefrfrddyn House, 244 and their Possessors. 933- De Burgh, Mr. K 133, 193, 683 Dc Clifford, Lord, 161 DeCourcy,Admiral, 846 Dc Dunstanville, Lord, 68 DeGrey, Rev. Mr. 877 De Grey, Countess, 70 Dc Lawarr, Earl, 698 De Lisle, Mr. R. 454 . De Salis, Countess, 193 De Salis, Mr. 193 Deacon, Mr. 261 — , T. 269 Deakin, Mr. 869 Deal Castle, 649 Dealtry, Mr. E. ^27, ■' 622 Dean, Mr. 346 Dean, 714, 757 Dean Castle, 365, 736 Dean Court, 76 Dean Hall, 458 Dean's Biggin, 406 Deanbury Camp, 57 Deare, Mr. 32 Debank, Mr. 873 Debden Hall, 521 Debou me Lodge, 77 Dechair, Rev. R. B. 8 Decker Hill, 233 Dee Bank, 341 Deedes, Mr. W. 14, 6.63 Deepden, 46, 791 Deer Park, 6 1 Deering, Mr. J.T. 509 Deffel, Mr. 278 Dehany, Miss, 18 Delabere, Mr. 603 Delabere Family, 182, 197 Delachaumette, Mr. 5 1 7 Delamere Lodge, 289, 681 Delancey, Gen. 792 Delapre Abbey, 282, J" Delaval, Baroness, 469 Dclmar, Mr. W. 663 Del me, Lieut- H. P. 8*, 647, 8 so, 876 Den Hill r 8 Den Place, 46 Dcnbics, 45. 4$, ;?* j Denbigh, Earl of, 285, 659 j Denfbrd, 137, 833 Dene Park, 15, 16 J Denham, Sir J. S. Bart. ' 7*9 Denham Court, 194 Denham House, 884 Denham Mount, 194, 249 Denham Place, 194 Denison, Mr. J. 481 Denne, Mr. G. 6 Denne Park, 15 Dennet, Mr. 38 Dennet Hall, 606, 842 Dennington House, 114 Dennison, Mr. 714 > W.J. 45, 46, 792 Denny Hail, 508 Denovan, 717 Denshire, Col. 34^ Dent, Mr. 856 , J- 333 Denton, Mr. 413 , J. 629 , T. 668 Denton Court, 8 Denton Hall, 410, 807 Denton House, 696 Denton Ruins, 6 Denys, Sir G. 838 Derby, Earl of, (306, 333> 7*6, 775, 782), 4i Dering, Mr. C. 8 , 14,634 Dermer, Mrs. 445 Derra, the, 214 Derryford House, 94, 847 Derwent Hill, 420 Desbrowe, Mr. E. 320 Despencer, Lord Le, 670 Detmore, Mr. 541 Devas, Mr. T. 3 2 Devaynes, Mrs. 649 Devignes, Mr. H. 13 Devannu Park, 214 Devonshire, the Duke of, (37B, 592, 617, 734> 735,802), (410, 699, 7^,(385, 4^8, 16 M. 474 Dicken, Mr. 272, 320, 622 Dickens, Mr. C. S. 33 Dickenson, Mr.450, 89 ji , c. ,38 , T. L. 4 Si . , w. 286 . Dickenson, Mrs. 620, 863 Dickes, Mr. 766, 825 Dickins, Mr. F. 373 -, R. 810 Dickinson, Mr. R. 28*, 297 , W. I ! 4, I 30, 596, 837 Dickinson, Mrs. 148 Dickson, Mr. 432 , J. 470 W. 710, 891 Didlington Hall, 524, Digby, Earl, 21, (109, 608, 610), (301, 891) Digby, Lady, 46 Digby, Rev. Canon, I2t Digby, the Hon. Mrs. 609 Digby, Mr. J. 489, 75* , W. 301 Dighton, Mr. R. 206 Digswell House, 346, 748 Dilhorn Park, 372, 589 Dilkes, Mrs. 301, 891 Dillington, 102, 120 Dillion, Mr. W. 639 Dillon, Mr. J. 798 , L. 86 Dimsdalc, Baton, 346 934 Index to the Countjiy Seats, Dinastow Court, 201 Dinbren Hall, 819 Dingley, 325, 396 Dingwall, Mr. 37 Dinmore, 599 Dinothorne, Mr. 9* Dinthill Hall, 234/268 Dinton House, 109, 124 Dinwoodie Mains, 361 Disney, Gen. Sir M. 277 Disney, Mr. J. 6, 538 Ditcham Court, 831 Ditchingham Hall, 550, 814 Ditchingham Lodge, 814 Ditchley House, 154 Ditton Park, 133 Dixie, Sir W. W. Bart. 844 Dixon, Capt. 475 Dixon, Mr. G. 337, 358 -, J. 202, 390 , T.45, 337,358 Dobson, Mr. J. 734 Dod, Mr.R. 810 Dodd, Mr. C. 104 , T.C. 3 T 4 Doddington, Mr. S. 109 Doddington Hall, 289 Doddington House, 346 Doddington Park, 176, ^02, 821 Dodds, 41, 79 t Dodswell, Dr. 542 Dogharty, Mr. "845 Dogmersfield Park, ^4, n£, 857 Dolben, Col. 660 Dolben, Mr. ^73, 381 D'Oiley, Rev ."Mr. 38 Dolecothy, 209 Dolforgan, 246 Dolgadfen, 267 Dolgeog, 267, 593 Dolyclyttwr, 593 Dolymelynynn, 245 Don, Sir A. Bart. 466, 720 Done, Mr. 305 Donhead Hall," 109 Donibiistle Park, 458 Donnington Park, 3:6, 619 Donnington, 137 DonningtonCastle House, 137, 720 Dorator, 717 Dorchester, Lady, 134 Dorfold Hall, 289, 874 Dormer, Lady C. 154, 613, 836 Dorney Court, 134 Dorien, Mr. 37 Dorrien, Gen. 33 Dorriens, Mr. 262 Dorset, Duke of, 659, 660 Dorset, Duchess of, 18, 704, 790, 888 Dorton House, 270 Dott, Mr. J. 76 Dovedale, 616 Dovenby Hall, 418 Dover Castle, 8, 649 Dovetidge House, 369, 706, 770 Doves, Rev, J. 541 Doughty, Mr. R~. L. 532 Douglas, Lord, (3,62, 720), 102, 473 Douglas, Sir G. Bt. 466 Douglas, Col. 1 73 Douglas, Major, 466 Douglas, Rev. W. 122 Douglas, Mr. A. 432 , C. 362, 720 , .G. 362, 432 , T. 365 , W. 338, 462 Douglas, Miss, 714 Douglas Cartle, 362, 720 Douglas Park, 362 Dowdeswell, Mr. 220 — , Jn. 611 I Dowell, Mr. 727 J Dowhill, 46 1 i Dowloch, 461 j Down Ampney House, 173, 865 Down Hou$e, Dorset, 58, 850 — , Worcestersh. 220 Downe, Viscount, 515, 798, 893 Downe Hall, 6r Downes, Mr. 281, 297, 345 Downing^ 29:, Downshire, Marchioness of, 83, 674, 709 Downs, 118 Downs, Rev. A. 538, 628 Downside House, 596 Downton, 217, 786 Downton Castle, 85, 242, 600, 615 Downton Hall, 787 Downton House, 116 Dowry, the, 249 Dowson, Mr. 41 Drake, Rev. Dr. 249, 855 Drake, Mr. 4, 728, j66 , G. 847 T. 97,349>7*7» 847 ,T.T. (97,727), 847, 110 -,T.D.T. 249,855 Drake, Mrs. 249 Drakelow House, 320, 622 Drake's Place, 114, 141, 61 1 Dray House, 33 Draycot House, 6*9, 688, 822 Drayton, 193 Drayton Hall, 814 Drayton House, 253, 301, 660 Drayton Park, Staff. 286, 590, 618, 891 Drew, Mr. R. 751 Dripsill, 6 j r Drizmadale, Mr. 54 Drongan, 720 DropmoreHill, 133 Druce, Mr. Charles, 3* Drum, 440, 470,. 473 Drumgeith, 474 Drumkillo, 462 - Drumlanrig, 365 Drummond, Capt. 473 Drummond, Mr. 261 , A. 74, 87T , H. 88, 193 , J. 269, 462 Drummore, 458 Drumpellier, 712 Druiy, Col. 281, 297, 345 and their Possessors. B*y Grange, 439 Dryburgh Abbey, 439, 466 Dryden, Rev. Sir H. ' 695 Dry law, 458 Duberley, Mr. J. 346, 397, 879 Dublin, Archbishop of, 70 Dubois, Mr. 517 Dubtoun, 365 Ducane, Mr. P. 538 Ducane, Miss, 538,628 Ducie, Lord, 602, 639, 640 Duckett, Sir G. Bart. 5i8 Duckworth, Lady, 727 Duddeston Villa, 591 Duddingston House, 440, 458, 47o Dudley and Ward, Vise. 652, 899* 9<>5 Dudmaston Hall, 254 Duff, Gen. Sir J. 648 Duff, Mr. 462 , R. W. 463 Duffrin, 204, 882 Dugdale, Mr. D. S. 285 Duke, Rev. Mr. 102 Dukenfield, Sir N. Bart. »34 Dulcis, 61 DUmarcsq, Mr. T. 8«r, 831 Dumbarny, 461, 473 Dumcrief, 361, 710 Dumfries, Earl of, 162, 665, 720 Dumfries House, 720 Dummer House, 88 Dumpton House, 649 Duncan, Mr. A. 458 , J. 83 Duncinnan, 462 Duncombe, Mr. S. 768 — — , C. 496, 867 ,r— 1 , T. 5OI, 768 Duncombe Park, 496, 867 Dundas, Lord Chief Baron, 433 Dundas /Lord, ( 3 5 7 ,3 7 °) > 5.28, 716, 7«i Dundas, Gen. Sir D. Bt. 711 Dundas, Lady E. 717 Dundas, Mr. C. 137 Dundridge, 97 Dungannon, Lord, 678 Dunglas, 457 Dunham Hall, Chesh. 391, 68 r, 890 — , Norfolk, 907 DunkenHall, 416, 852 Dunkinny, 462 Dunkirk House, 602 Dunklin, 253 Dunlop, Mr. 433 Dunlop, Mrs. 721 Dunmore, Earl of, 717 Dunmore Park, 717 Dunn, Mr. 648, 713 , J- 453, 5*4 Dunninald, 474 Dunnipace,' 717 Dunotter, 463 Dunragget, 341 Dunsborough House, 29 Dunscombe, Mr. P. 298 Dunscombe Place, 298 Dunsford, Capt. 729 Dunskey, 341, 721 Dunsland, 118 Dunstan Hall, 301, 541 Dunster Castle, 180, 884 Dunston Hall, 386,837 Duntarvie, 715 Duntesborne, Upper, 173 Duntroon, 474 Duntze, Mr. J. N. 729 Duplin, 462 Duporth, 95 Duppa, Rev. Mr. 2t4 Duppa, Mr. B. Duppa, Du Pre, Mr. J. 194 Dupree, Mr. 37 Durand, Mr. 766 J. H. 648 Durnford Manor House. 102 Dun ant, Sir T. Bt. 511 Durrington, 533 Durrington Hall, 518 Duryard (Lower), 1 1 7 Duryard (Great), 117 Duthie, Mr. 73, 895 Duvall, Mr. 193 Duxbury Hall, 333,396 Dyer, Capt. 204 Dyer, Mr. 204 , W. 7 z 5 Dyers, Mr. 517 Dyffrin House, 162 Dyke, Sir Thos. Bart. 13, 7o3 Dyke, Mr. P. H. 18 Dykes, Mr.J.D. B. 418 Dymocke, Mr. L. 503 Dynes Hall, 544, 555, 556 Dvneley, Rev. R. 410, 662 Dynevor, Lord, 204, 882 Dynevor Castle. 204, 882 Dyott, Mrs. 286, 301 Dyrham, 178 Dyrham Park, Midd. 281, 297 Dysart, Earl of, 81, 84, 901 Dysart, 474 Dyson, Mr. J. 45 , T. 654 Durand's Arbour, 445 Durant, Mr. 233, 517 Durant Hall, 385, 734> 73 5 Durants Hall, 538 Durdens, 45 D>jrhan:,Bishopof, (1 69, 8s8>, (465, 780) Eagle, Mr. 301 Eagle Bush House, 16 j Eaglehurst, 831 Eardiston, 241 Eardley, Lord, 5, 9 Eardrum, 462 Eardsley Park, 221 Earl, Mr. G. 478 Earl Stoke Park, 1 28 Earle, Sir Jas. 13 Earle, Mr. T. H. 856 Early Court, 134, 150 Earsham Hall, 550, 814 Earsham Park Farm, 8 14 Earston House, 684, 8X5 EartnamHouse, 562,648 g$8 Index to the Country Seats Easom, Mr. 48 2 East, Sir W. 134, 153 East, Mr. \V. 44 East Anthony, 95 East Bach Court, 206 East Barnet, 297 East Binney, 7 1 6 East Cliff Lodge, n, 649 East Court, 37, 888 East Cov.es Castle, 77 East Harlsey, 5*8 East Herrington, 514 East Hinton, 1 16 East India College, 479 East Lodge, 454 East Pemiard, 596 East Sutton Place, 23 Easter Bassendeau, 470 Easter New ton, 713 Easily End, 7 2 i Eastnor Castle, 220 Easton, 349, 502 East on Gray House, 176 Easton Hall, 549, 838 Easton House, 217 Easton Lodge, Essex, 533, 701, 862 — , Norfolk, 907 Easton Mauduit, 373 Easton Neston, 298, • 838 Easton Place, 133 Eastwell House, 146 Eastwell Park, 14, 16, 663 East wick Park, 50 Eastwood, 401, 622 Eaton, Mr. G. 310 , M. 6 Eaton Hail, 30^, xyz, 682 Ebberley, 130 Ebford, 697 Ecdes 36s 1 , 470 Eccles Hall, 522 Eccleshall Castle and Palace, 289, 406 Eccleston Hall, 782 Eckley, Rev. Mr. 2 1 7 Eckley, Mr. R. 216 Edderton House, 246 Ede, Mr. J. 445 Eden, Gen, 84 Eden, SirRob. Johnson, Bart. 44 f, 453, 780 Eden Farm, 18,32,766 Edenside, 466 Edgar, Mr. 548 1 Edgbaston, 640 ! Edgcot, 695 ! Edge, Mr.t. \Y. 8r 5 J Edge Hall, 314 I Edgell, Mrs! 646 : Edgerston Hall, 439, 608 : Edgeworth, Mr. 258, 8c6 Kdithweston, 382 I Edmensou, Mr. 258 I Edmondsliain House, 90 Edmonston. 44c, 470 ; Edmunds, Mr. F. ^i6, 4c 1 , CX 353 , R. 246 . Ed ridge, Rev. Mr. 530 I Edstaston Hall, 272 I Edwardes, Mr. D. 166 Edwards, Rev. B. 522 Edwards, Mr. 133, 600 , 544 , D. 656 , E. 805 > -67, 593 , P. 692, 828, 838 -, T. M. 750 j Edwards, Mrs. 267, 687 I Edwinstord, 204, 882 ; Edwinstow, 350 ; Edworth, 34.6 ! Effingham, Baron How- ard of, 386, 401 ■ Efford, Higher, 94 I Egerton, Sir J. Bart. 289, 875 j Egerton, Mr. 310 ; . — , W. 392, 89°! ) 68t I , W. T. 305 Egerton Place, 634 Eggesford, 728 Egginton, Mr. 230 Egham Park, 54 Egmont, Earl of, 130 Egypt, 77 Egremont, Earl of, 34, 420, 430, 684, 8^5 Eiliston, 439 Eland Lodge, 770 Elcho, Lady, 886 Eleho Castle, 461 Eld, Mr. F. jun. 289, 672 Eidon, Lord, ic6 Elford, Sir W. Bart. 847 Elford, 21, 6^4. Elford Hall, 320 Elgin, Earl of, 458 Ellel Grange, 334 Ellel Hall, 334 Ellerbeck, 333, 396 Ellicombe, 884 Elliker, Mrs. 83 Elliock, 365 Elliot, Sir'Wm. Eras. Bart. 432 Elliot, Lieut.-col. 432 Elliot, Dr. 432 Elliot, Mr. 783 , G. H. 143, 144 , J- 390 , R. 36 Ellis, Rev. E. 229 Ellis, Mr. 517 , G. 281, 297 , J- 439 , O. 258 Ellison, Mr. C. 809 , H. 492, 494 — , J- 528 , R. 499 Ellison, Miss, 809 Elm Cottage, 83 Elm Wood, 346 Elmdon Hall, 414, $66 Ehnham Hall, 530,813 Elmhurst, Mr. W. 386, 402 Elmley Castle, 157 Eims, 241 Elmsall Lodge, 408 Eiphinstone, HonAVm. Fullarton, 434 Elsie, 463 Elsing Hall, 531 Ersley, Rev. Mr. 411 ElstowLodge,393,587, 612, 825< Eltham Lodge, 13 and their Possessors. m EUhav-i Park, 13 ikon. Air. H. 74, 76 — — , J. 142 Elton Hall, 816, 8<8 Elvaston Hall, 32/5 Elvedon Hall, 521 Elvetham, 54, Elwes, Mr. 173, 660, 8 33 Elwick Hall, 484 Ely, Bishop of, 509 Ely Farm, 25 Ember Court, 29 Embley House, 647 Embrook, 149 Emmot, Mr. 479 Emral Hall, 805 Encombe, 106 Endsleigh Cottage, 847 Englefield Housu, 137, 831 Englefield, Sir Henry, 84 English, Mr. B. H. 54* English Maldy, 462 Enham Place, 834 Eniskel, 585 Enmore Castle, 130 Entwistle, Mr. *). 392, 775, 8co Enys, 64 Enys, Mr. 64 Epworth, Capt. 149 Erbistock Hall, 258 Erddig, 258, 677,' 806 Eridge Castle and Park, 25, 26, 670 Ermington, Mr. 808 Errington, Mr. H. <7 — , G. H. 372, 589 — , J. 438, 808 Errol, Earl of, 57 Errol House, 473 Erskine,Lord, (41,42), 278 Erskine, Gen. Sir Jas. 461 Erskine, Mr. 84 — , S. 18 Escott Lodge, 61 Esdaile, Mr. 884 Esher Place, 29 Esholt Hail, Mo Eshot Hall, 454 Eshton Hall, 405 Esk Hall, 495 Esk mount, 462 Eslington House, 4^9 Essex, Earl of, 2.61, 8^ Estcot, Rev. G. S. 884 Estcot, Mr. T. 884 Estcourt, Mr. T.G. 146, 147, 863 , T. 688 Estcourt House, 688 Etall, 469 Ethie, 474 Ethy, 95 Eton College, 133, 144 Etruria, 305, 369, 873 Etton, 492 Ettrick, Rev. Mr. 514 Eudncss, 787 Euston Hall, 522, 523, 545> 6z 9 Evans, Rev. Dr. 241 Evans, Rev. Mr. 214, 238 Evans, Mr. 165, (378, 423) , C. 238 , J. 32, 4T, 258 , K. 198 , S. 725 , W. 223, 317, 623 , Wythen, 267 Evans, Mrs. 619, 656, 705 Evelyn, Mr. A. H. 790 Evenjob, 214, 786 EvenleyHall, 250, 692, 828, 838 Everard, Mr. E. 512 Evered, Mr. J. 179 Everett, Mr. J. G. 121, 126 , M. 121, 126 T. 698 Everingham Hall, 493' Everley Lodge, 28 1 , 345 Eversfield, Mr. C. 46 , J. 633 Everv, Sir H. Bart. 622 Everv, Mr. J. 8 3 Q f Evington Piace, 14, 663 Evors, Rev. G. 246; 678 Ewart, Mr. 365 Ew art Park, '469 Ewell Court, 44 Ewen, Rev. Mr. 552 Exeter,Marquis of/349, 758, 840) Exeter, Marchioness of, 18, 166 Exmouth, Viscount, 104 Exton Park, 349, 850 Eyles, Miss, 25, 670 Eyma, Mr. J. A. 44 Eynsham Hall, 182, 197 Eyre, Col. 481 Eyre, Archdeacon, 481 Eyre, Mr. H. 76, 864 , J. 864 Eythorn, 8 Eyton, Rev.W. H. 2<8 Eyton, Mr. J. W. 258 Eywood ' House and Park, 217, 631 : F Fabians, 538 Fagg, Rev. Sir J. Bart, 66 5 Faintree House, 787 Fair Oak Lodge, 895 Fairfax, Mr. C. G. 496 Fairfield, Lancashire, 306, 775 — , N. Brit. 720 Fairfield Hall, 410, 699, 760 Fairfield House, 179 Fairfield Lodge, 727 Fairholme, Mr. W, 466 439 Fairlawn, 670, 790 Fairlawn House, 53 Fairlight Place, 649 Fairmile Farm, 29 . Fairnielie, 433 Fairy Hall, 1 3 Fairy Hill, 80 Falconar, Mr. 439 Falconer, Mr. D. 715 Falconer'-s Hall, 492 93S Index to the Country Seats, Falconside, 413 Falkbouvn Hall, ^38, 628 Falkner, Mr. F. 306 Falloden House, 457 Falmouth,Yiscount, 65, 831 Falside, 463, 474 Fane,. Major-gen. 627 Fane, Mr. J. 194 Fanham Hail, 479 Fanshawe, Rev. Mr. 153 Fanshawe, Mr. J. 41, 753 Farbrace, Rev. Mr. 8 Faringdon House, 173 Farington, Mr. R. A. 39- Farleigh Wallop, 88 Farley, Mr. T. 241 Farley Castle, 646 Farley Hall, 372, 589 Farley House, 646 Farm Hill, 602 Farmacombe, 157 Fanner, Mr. 517 , S. 44 , W. M. 766 Farmington, 182, 197, 690 Farnborough, 265, 836 Farnborough Place, 73 Farnham, Mr. E. 326 Farnham Castle, 73, 79* FarnleyHall, 410, 740 Farquharson, Mr. 58, 687, 850 Farquharton, Mr. T. 7 1 3 Farrard, Mr. W. 409 Farrer, Mr. J. 406, 775 , S. 612, 828 Farringford Hill, 79 Faucett, Mr. 759 Fauconberg House, 198 Fauquier, Mr. F. 836 Fauquier, Mrs. 308 Faussett, Mr. H.G. 664 Favell, Mr. 32 Fawcett, Rev. Mr. 453 ! Fawcett, Mr. S. 183 "" , t. 622 Fawkes, Mr. W. 41c, 740 Fawley, Oxon, 153 Fawley, Hants, 877 Fawley Court, 1^3,85*; Fawley Hill, 856 Fawn Leases, 842 Fawsley Park, 298, 695 Fazakerley, Mr. N. 77 Feake, Mr. J. C. 518 Fearnley, Mr. 425. 800 Feathers tone Castle, 414 athe H. Bart= 831, 895 Featherstonhaugh, Mr. 37* Fector, Mr. J. M. S, 15, 16 Feifd, Rev. Wm. 308 Feilden, Mr. J. 852, 894 Felbrigg House, ^32, 898 Felix Hall, <;8 Fell, Rev. Dr. 319, 854 Fell Bridge Park, 37 Fell Court, 37 Fell Foot, 755 Fellowes, Hon. N. 728 Fellowes, Mr. 673,779 , R. 541 , W. 486, 724, 861 Felton Park, 454 Fenderland House, 15 Fendull, Mr. VV. 198, 611, 688 Fenham Hall, 807 Fenton, Mr. 87c , J. 401 Fenwick, Rev. Mr. 640 Fenwick, Mr. J. 587 , N. 469 ~ , R. 37 , T. 780 Fergison, Mrs. 717 Ferguson, Sir Fras. Bt. 720 Ferguson, Mr. J. 720, 721 Ferrnor, Hon. Col. 545 Fenuor, Mr. 721 Fern Grove Lodge, 69 Fern House, 109 Fernhill, 79, 143, 144 Ferny Hall, 242, 60c Ferrand, Mr. 409 Ferrers,Earl,(3 2c, 6 1 9), 889 Ferrers, Rev. J. 766 Ferrers, Mr. E. 264 Ferrers Family, 302 Ferriday, Mr. 257, 785 Ferrier, Col. 716 Femer, Mr. W. 717 Ferryden, 474 Ferryhill, 463 Fetcbam Park, 45, 50 Fetteressoe, 463 Fiddes, 463 Field, Mr. J. 250, 261, 409, 740, 836 Field House, 265 Field Place, 46/48 Fielder, Mr. J. 314 Fielding, Mr. Henry, 333 Fifield House, 173 Filbert, 133 Fillingham, 870 Filmer, Rev. Sir John, Bart. 23, 261 Finborough Hall, 554, 742 Finch, Hon. C. 275 Finch, Hon. Miss, 16 Finch, Dr. 41 Finch, Mr. \V. F. 194, 510 Finchcocks, 21 Findou Park, 49 Finedon, 373, 381 Fineshade Abbev, 758, 844 Fingask, 473 Finningley Park, 48 1 , 527 Finstal House, 253, 640 Fintray Hall, 474 Firle, 38 Fisher, Rev. Mr. 282 Fisher, Mr. 31 , J. 439, 668 T. 619 Fishponds, Fitz House, 538 Fitzgerald, Lord Henry, i Fitzgerald, Mr. 281. 297. 345 1 Fitzhall, 895 and their Possessors. 939 Fitzharris, Viscount, (74, n6) Fitzhead, 180 Fitzherbert, Sir H. Bt. 376, 683, 732 Fitzherbert, Mr. B. 302, 651, 881 Fitzhugh, Mr. W. 74, 76 Fitzroy, Lord C. 523 Fitzroy Farm, 278 Fitz water, 537 Fitzwilliam, Earl, 373, 843, (386, 401), 489 Fixby Hail, 402, 654, 656, 800 Fladbury Hill, 157 Flasby Hall, 405 Flask, 716 Flass Hill, 842 Flaxlcy Abbey, 206 Fleet, Mr. H." 703 Fleetwood, Sir T.Bart. 3°5> 39 2 Fleming, Lady D. 420 Fleming, Capt. 719 Fleming, Rev. Mr. 420 Fleming, Mr. R. S. 599 Fleming, Mrs. 74, 80, 647 Flemming, Mr. 307 Fletcher, Sir H. Bart. 1S4, (413, 668) Fletcher, Mr, 649 — , E. 70 /P.L.258,805 , T. 381 — , W. 651 Fleurs, 466, 783 Flintham Hall, 706 Flixton Hall, 550, 814 Flounders, Mr. 54, 146 Flower, Mr. 45 > C. 53- Flower, 298 Flower House, 37, 791 Flowers, Mrs. 765 Fludyer, Mr. G. 382, 817, 844 Foley, Lord, 241, 747, 758 Foley, Hon. A. 216 Foley, Hon. E. 905 Foley, Rev. Mr. 241 Foley, Mr.E.T. 220 Foley, Mr. J. H. 168 , R. 204, 882 Foljambe, Mr. J. 732 Foljambe, Mrs. J. 732 Folkes, Sir M. Bt. 513, 894 Follaton, 97 Fonnereau,Rev.Mr. 548 Fonnereau, Mr. H. 134 Fonthill Abbey, 102, 109, 124 Foote, Mr.G.T. H. 13, 790 , R. 8. Foote, Mrs. 790 Foot's Cray Place, 13 Forbes, Lord, 710 Forbes, Hon. Gen. 84 Forbes, Sir YVm.Bt. 719 Forbes, Capt. 143 Forbes, Mr. 716 Forcett Hall, 762 Ford, Mr. 873 , J. 262, 334,680, 709 Ford, 268 Ford Abbey, 110, 883 Ford Castle, 469 Ford Green, 873 Ford House, 142, 428, 863 Ford Park, 66^ Ford Place, Norf. 523, 55 1 * 629 — , Essex, 559 Fordell, 461 Fordyce, Mr. J. 457 Forest, 365 Forest Hall,Sth. Wales, 166 — , Essex, 542, 725 Forest House, Sussex, 38, 888 — , Essex, 517 Forester, Rev. Dr. 785 Forester, Mr. C. 234, 2 54 Forganhall, 716, 780 Forkes, Mr. 41 Forman, Mr. 5, 9 Formark, 591 Fornham St. Genevieve, 5*3 Forrest, Mr. J. 61 1 Foster, Rev. Mr. 878 3Q2 Forster, Mr. 907 , J. 454 , T. 249 Forster, Miss, 469 Forston, 609 Fort, Mr. G. Y. 647 , R. 416, 852 Fort Caesar, 237 Fort House, 201 Fortescue, Earl, 1 14, 728 Fortescue, Hon. Mr. 180 Fortescue, Mr. J.J. 11 & Fortescue, Mrs. 110 Forthamplon, 6 1 1 Forty Hill, 445 Fosbrooke, Mr. L. 326, 369 Foskett, Mr. 201 Fothergill, Mr. 495 Fotheringay Castle, 838 Foulis, Mr. 719 , J. W. 485 Foulkes, Mr. J. D. 100 Fountain Dale, 385 Fountaine, Mr. 525,907 Four Oaks Hall, 313, 590, 618, 620 Four Thoroughs, 542 Fowberry, 469 Fowelscombe, 98 Fowkes, Mr. 237, 675 Fowler, Mr. 494, 54 9 Fowler, Mr. L. 54 •, W. 61 Fowlers, 21 Fowles, Mr. 698 Fowles, Mrs. 550, 814 Fownes, Rev. Mr. 142 Fox, Hon. Mrs. 54, 69 Fox, Dr. 161 Fox, Mr. 41, 6<, t 354, 450, 742» 775> 79* — , W. 173 Fox, Mrs. 301, 721, 837 Foxcrol't, Mr. E. 619 Fox Hall, 374 Fox Holes, 775, 800 Fox Lease, 103 Foxhall, 715 Foxley, 216 Foy, Mrs. 609 Framingham, 586 Frampton, 61 940 Index, to the Country Seats, Framptoa Hall, 498, I 625 France, Mr. 309 Francis, Mr. 508 Frank, Admiral, 769 | Frankfield, 717 Frankland, Sir T. Bart. 478 Franklin, Mr. 16s ,W. Z77 Franks, 70, 703 Franks, Mr. B. 3<4 , J. H. 70 Fraser, Capt. Thomas, ' H3> 144 Fraser, Mr. J. 78 2 Frazer, Mr. J. 474 Frederick, Sir J. Bt. 29 j Fredericks, Mr. F. 201, 202 Fredville, 16 Freeford Hall, 286, 301 Freeland, Rev. Mr. 558 Freeland House, 461 Freeman, Mr. J. 221, 26< , S. 153, 855 Freeman, Miss, 445 Freemantle, Mr. 54, H3 Freer, Mr. 3 1 9 Freke, Mrs. 823 French Hay, 640 French Wood, 779 Frere, Mr. 201 Friarage, 484, 860 Friars, the, 224, 790 Friar}' Lodge, 94 Fricklev, 408 Frier, Mr. G. 461 Friers, the, 13 Frieston, 526 Frimley Place, 73 Frisby, Mr. 249 Friston Place, 648, 76c Frith, Mr. S. 378 Fritton Hall, 55c Froggart, Mr. 41, 766 Frogmore Lodge, 146 Frognall, 13 Frou, 293 Fronfraith House, 214 Froyle Place, 73 Frye, Mr C. B. 621 Fuidge, 6x Fulbeck House, 627 Fulcher, Mr. T. 38 Fulford, Mr. B. 62, 100 Fulford, Great, 62, 100 Fulford House, 118 Fulhain Palace, 70 Fullarton, Col. 7:1 Fullarton, Mrs. 720 Fuller, Mr. C. 133 , E. 549 — , G. 542 , J. 41, 632, 633, 752, 766 , J.T. 38, 888 , VV. 41 Fullerton, 462 Fullerton, Mr. 143, 144, 474, 622 y W. 719, 736 Fullerton, Mrs. $5 Fullidge, 653 Fullshaw Hall, 392 Funtendon, 648 Furgrove, S71 Furnace Abbey, 422 Furnace, Mr. C. 445 Fydell, Mr. S. R. 625 , S. 349 Fyffe, Mr. D. 474 Fyning House, 895 Fynney, Mr. S. 392 G Gaddesby, 695 Gaddesden Place, 262 ( Gadebridge, 269 Gage, Vise. 38,86,606, 634 Gager, Mr. 647 Gains Hall, 346, ^97, 879 Gale, Mr. 755 , E. M. 422 , Morant, 253, 26* , R. 791 > T. 314 Galegill, 341 Galhampton, 610 Galloway, Earl of, 46 Galton, Mr. S. 1^0, ^9 1 , 615 Galwav, Vise. 481, 599> 7oi, 720, 823 , R, zo, 640, 717 , T. yzo W. 712 -53, Gordon, Mis6, 489 Gordon Bank, 470 Gore, Mr. W. O. 234 Gore Court, 6, 14 Gore Hill, 6 Gorgate Hall, 530 Gorhambury, 282, 298 Goring, Sir H. 49 Goring, Mr. C. 46, 49, 738, 896 Gorphswysfa, 237 Gorring, Mr. 648 Gosfield Hall, 544, $$$ Gosford, 458 Gosforth House, 454 Gossington Hall, 186, 639 Gossip, Mr. W. 83, 527, 622, 909 Gostling, Mr.G. 53, 753 Gough, Mr. 285, 659 Gould, Mr. J. 61, 84, 846, 847 , W. 141 Gould, Mr. W. B. 61 Gould's Heath, 154 Gowan, Mr. C. 496 Gower, Hon. Mrs. 144, 149 Gower, Rev. C. 73, 895 Gower, Mr. L. 791 Gracemount, 433 Grafton, Duke of, 282, 298, (522, 523, 545, 629) Grafton Hall, 253, 640 Graham, Sir B. Bart. 285 Graham, Sir J. 338, 361, 409 Graham, Rev. Mr. 338, 361 Graham, Mr. 193, 269, 361, 462 , A. 474 , G. 461 > «*• 338, 361, 717 , R. 474 > T. 95> 461 , W. 338, 361 Graham, Mrs. 664 Graham's Hall, 361 Grainger, Mr. 752 > T. 42 Grandolphin, Mrs. 83 Grange, 562 Grange, the, Dorset, ic6 — , Bucks, 249 — , York. 389, 402, 798 — , Durh.484, 514, 761 Grange Hall, 386, 401 Grange House, 609, 720 Grange of Moneyfieth, 474 Grange Park, 88 Grant, Capt. 54 Grant, Mr. F. 461 , H. 29 ! , H. J. 165 ! , J- 73, 537, 855 , J. M. 648 , W. 86, 647,698 Grantham, Lord, 450, 469, 699, 867 Grantham, Dowager Lady, 70 Grantley,Lord, 390,738 Grantley Park, 390 Granville, Rev. Mr. 616 Graves, Lord, 61 Graves, Lady, 95 Graves, Capt. 62 Graves, Mr. 102 . T. 61, 750 Graves, Mrs. 445 Graves, Miss, 750 Gray, Lord, 473 Gray, Mr. 381,775 , B. 290, 294 , C. 462 , E- 434 , M. 457 Gray's Court, 153 Graystock Castle, 337, 358, 413 Greame, Mr. J. 494 Great Abbey, 249 Great Gains, 559 Great Hall Barn, 194 Great Hasley, 858 Great Hyde Half, 518, ft? Great Lodge, 20 Great Oakley, 382 Great Ollanteigh, 663 Great Saunders, 635 Great Tew Park, 692, 695 Greathead, Mr. 3. 266, 605, 691 Greatness, 790 Greaves, Mr. G. B. 386 , E. 73-> 798, 817 Grediugton, 805 Green, Major, 54 Green, Rev. Mr. 724 Green, Mr. 241 , 269, 446 , G. 517 , J. 619, 640, 701, 705 Greeu, Mrs. 532 Green Bank, 365, 713 Green Hook Cottage, 30 Green Lodge, 13, 765 Green River, 432 Green away, 142 Greene, Mr. H. 416 Greenfield, Mr. 237 Greenfield, 712, 72s and their Possessors. 91* Greenfields, 267, 593 Greenhalgh, Mr. J. 333 Greenhill, Dr. 828 Greenhill, Mr. sen. 537 , jun- 537 , B. 637 , R. 273 Greenhill Grove, 281, 297, 345 Greenlaw, 338 Greenlaw Hill, 474 Greenly, Mr. W. 217, 631 Greenofen, 847 Greens Nook, 800 Greenstead Hall, 725 Greenstreet, 445 Green Trees, 670 Greenwell, Mr. A. 709 , J. 842 Greenwell Hail, 842 Greenwich Hospital, 9 Greenwich Park, 5 Greenwood, Mr. 75, 86 > C. 545, 556 , H. 250 , T. 650 Gregg, Mr. T. 446 Gregory, Mr. F. 301, 605, 690, 82,6 Gregson, Mr. A. 457 , J. 21 Grenfell, Mr. 133 Grenville, Lord, 95,133 Greome, Mr. C. 76 Gresford Lodge, 682 Gresley, Sir Roger, Bt. 320, 622 Gresley, Mr. 605, 639 Greta Hall, 420 Gretford, 489, 840 Greville, Hon. R.J. 83 Greville, Mr.W. F. 651 GrewellHill, 115 Grey, Earl, 454 Grey, Hon. Gen. 457 Grey, Hon. B. 162, 374, 589 Grey, de, Countess, 318 Grey, Mr. J. 274 Grice, Mr. L. 815 Grierson, Sir R. 338 Grierson, Mr. W. 365 Griffin, Mrs. 2c r Griffith,MajorEdwards, 3*5 Griffith, Mr. 901 , G.E. 53 , H. 238 , I. 788 R. 241 Griffiths, Gen. 137, 831 Griffiths, Mr. 84, 275 , C 593 Griffiths, Mrs. 267 Grigg, Mr. 766 Griggs, Mr. G. 538 Grimes, Mr. A. 695 , H. 81 Grimeshill, 780 Grimley Hall, 253 Grimsted, Mr. 44 ; J- 45 Grimsthorpe Castle, 489, 625 Grimston, Mr. H. 492 , J. T. 492 Grimston House, 477 Gris, Mrs. 549 Grosmont Castle, 562 Grosset, Mr. 149, 685 , J.R. 685 Grosvenor, Earl, 258, 290, 682 Grosvenor, Gen. 349 Grote, Mr. 18 , G. 153 Grotto House, 858 Grove, Mr. C. 109 , E. 620 , J- i53 — , T. 109,214,687 Grove, Mrs. 102, 201 Grove, the, Kent, 15 — , Surrey, 45 — , Bucks, 249 — , Essex, 518 — , Radnor, 872 Grove Haii, North Wales, 214 — , York, 354, 798 Grove Hill, 32 Grove House, Surrey, 37 — , Surrey, 44 — , Midd. c$ — , Midd. 82 — , Midd. 445 — , Bucks, 146 — , Herts, 269 Grove House Lodge, 44 Grove Park, Herts, 26 x, 855 — , Warw. 264 — , Nott. 481 Grove Place, 651 Groves, Mr. 313 , 518 , E. 301 Grubb, Mr. J. 273 Grubbe, Mr. W.H. 146 Gruber, Mr. 13, 765 Gubbins, 345 Guest, Mr. 611, 836 Guest, Mrs. 230, 59* Guildford, Earl of, 8, 836, (253, 262, 695) Guise, Sir W. Bt. 173, 198, 210, 226 Guiting Bank, 886 Guniley Hall, 325, 342 Gunby Hall, 498 Gunning, Sir Geo. Win. 282 Gunton Hall, 522, 549 Gunthorpe Hall, 898 Gunthwaite Hall, 412, 708 Gurdon, Mr. 530 Gurney, Mr. 537 , J. 532 , R. 522 Gurry, 204, 882 Gutherie, Mr. J as. 473 , Jn. 473 Guy, Mr. 130 Guy Cliffe House, z66 t 605, 691 Gwerclay, 275 Gwernhayled, 258, 805 Gwernierd Lodge, 221, 744 Gwernvale, 202 Gwrych, 293 Gwydir Castle, 275 Gwydir, Lord, (18,625, 766), 275, 489 Gwygfair, 819 Gwynn, Mr. H. 202 G wynne, Gen. 54, (446, 508) G wynne, Rev. A. T. J. 584 Gwynne, Mr. 22 1,584 944 Indkx to the Country Seats, Gwvnne, Mr. J.F. no, 883 , , S. 786 , T. H. sup; 665 Gwynnett, Mi.,?, 162 H Haccombe House, 62 Hackett, Mrs. 301, 891 HackfuU, 390 Haekness Hall, 893 Hackster's End, 261 Hackton Hill, 559 Hat k thorn, 4'>o Hackwood Park, ^7, 67, 831 Hackwprth Park, 798 Haddington, Earl of, 457 Haddon, 378 H addon, Mr. 362, Hadfield, Mr. 81 Hadleigh Hall, 560 Hadnock Hou-e, 201 Hadspen House, izi HadVvoTth, 532 Haffonden, Mr. J. 206, 606 Kafod, 214, 678 Haggart, Mr. J. 717 Haggerston, Sir C. Bt. 457 Hagley, 289, 301 Hagley Park, 265,615 Hagnaby, 486 If ague Hall, 402 Haig, Mr. Jas. 439 , J. 466 Haigh Hall, 396 Haining, 433 Hainton, 499 Kalberton Lodge, 114 Haldon House, 94, 97 Hale, Mrs. 517 Hale House, 116 Hales, Sir E. Bart, 6, 10 Hales, Sir P. Bart. 179 Hales Hall, 372, 589 Hales Place, 6, 10 HalfonL-hir Henry, Bt. J*5 Halfway House, 161 Halhead, Mr. 857 Haliburton, Mr. 261 Haling Park, ;7, 48, 564 Halkerton, Lord, 463 Halket, Admiral, 30 Halkin Hall, 2?8, 29c Hall, Sir J. Bart. 4^7 Hall, Gen. £21, 66i Hall, Mr. J." 454, 663, 732, S17 , T. 153, 770,855 , T. K. 706 Hall, Miss, 53 Hail Bank, 494 Hall Green, 474 Hall Grove, 54 HallHouse, Sussex, z\, 634 — , \ork, 496, 867 Hall Place, Kent, 6 — , Kent, 25 — , Hants, 57 — , Hants, 86 — , Bevl s, 134, 153 Hallbeath 461 Hallet, 32 Hallet, Rev. Mr. 90 Hallet, Mr. J. 8 Hallett, Mr. Wm. 137, 833 Hallingbury Place, 518 Hallington Hall, 587 Hallow Park, 241 Hallows, Mr. T. 385 Hallstead, 406, 761 Halltree, 433 Kalhvood, 204, 680 Halnaby, 453 Halnaker House and Park, 684 Halsall Hall, 779 Halsewell House, 130 Halsey, Mr. 262 Halsted Place, 18 Halston, 234 Halton, Col. 427, 732 Halton, Dr. 813 Halton House, 250 Halton Place, 406 Halyards, 711, 715 Ham Court, 611 Ham House, 84 H amble House, 74 Hambrough, Mr. J. 74 Hamells Park, 446, 508 Hamerdon Lodge, 94 Hamilton, Dukeof,^34, 362 Hamilton, Sir C. Bart. 194 Hamilton, Sir E. 202 i Hamilton, Sir John, 901 1 Hamilton, Gen. John, i 362 1 Hamilton, Capt. 787 j Hamilton, Mr. 102, 147, I 61 <, 698 — , A.H. 7^7 , B. 274 , C, 276 , D. 362 , G. 654 , H. 720 , James, 457, 16 Jn. 36a, 716 W. 362,714* Hammersley, Mr. 3a Hammer ton, Mr. J. 406 1 1 a 1 1 1 me mood Lodge, 37, 888 Hammond, Capt. 79 Hammond, Mr. A. 4*0 , W. 16, 37, 48, 564, 766 , W. jun. 8 , W. P. 659 Hamn Haw, 184 Hamond, Mr. A. 525 Hampden, Visct. 249, 632 Hampden House, 249 Hampnet Place, 683 Hampton, Mr. J. 294, 639 Hampton Court, 214, 599 Hampton Court Palace, 29, 82, 183, 759 Hampton House, 138 Hampton Lodge, 792 Hampton Park, 185,688 Hams, Mrs. 102 HamsHall, 701,837,891 Hamstead Hall, 571 Hamswell House, 178, 821 and their Possessors, $45 Banbury, the Rev. Mr. 416 Hanbury, Mr. O. 701 ■ , W. 325 Hancb Hall, 372 Hand, Rev. J. 523, 72-, Handford, 58, 850, 886 Hanger Hill, 193, 274 Hanbam Hall, 161 Hankey, Mr.B. 4^, 50 , M. 65 " HankelowHall, 289,810 Hanley, 241 Hanley Castle, 611, 763 Hanmer, Sir T. Bart. 3H, 805 Hanmer, Mr. E. 298 , I- 553 Hanmer Hall, 314, 805 Hannah, Mr. 341 Hannam, Sir J. Bart. 76 Hannam, Mr. G. A. 649 Hannay, Mr. 338 Hanning, Mr. sen. 102, 120 Hannington, Dr. 221 Hannington House, 823 Hanson, Mr. 775 , J. 517 Hanston, Mr. 261 Hanthorpe, 758 Hanwell Park, 193 Hanworth House, 53, 759 Hanworth Park, 69 Harbord, Hon. E. 90 Harborough, Earl of, 382 Harbroe, Mr. 25 Harcourt, Earl, (133, 144), (154, 830) Harcourt, Mr. 146 Hardcastle, Mr. M. 880 Harden, 439 Harding, Mr. T. W. 7*8 , W. 605 Harding, Mrs. 532 Hardwick, Mr. 198 Hard wick, 258 Hardwick Hall, Derby, 385, 428, 744, 769 " -~ } Durh. 484, 510 Hardwick House, 523, 545, 722, 744 Hardwicke, Earl of, (282, 297), 449 Hardy, Mr. J. 522 Hardy, Mrs. 512 Hare, Mr. Jas. 713 , J. 529 , T. 509 , W. 704 Hare, Mrs. 522 Hare Gate, 734 Hare Hall, 537 Hare Lodge, 537 Hare Park, 521 Hare Street House, 508 Hareheld Place, 194 Harenc, Mr. 13 Haresfoot, 262 Harewood, Earl of, 390, 910 Harewood, Dowager Lady, 149 Harewood, 216 Harewood House, 390 Harford, Mr. 133 — , E. 161, 640 Harpsden Court, 1*3, 855 Harpton Court, 217 Harpur, Mr. R. J. 77<=> Harrington, Earl of", 3*6, 329 Harrington, Rev. Mr. 615 Harris, Mr. 3*> 6 9>754> 766 , I- 65 , J. 94 , J. D. 62- , T. 193, 67a , W. 65 Harrison, Mr. 37 , C. 554, 648, 880 , J. 890 , — , 392 , Jn. 250,441, 828 Hargham House, 522 Hargrave, Mr. 412, 708 , W. 469 Hargrave Lodge, 518 Hargreaves, Rev. Mr. 417, 801, 853 Haringhay House, 434 Harkness, Mr. 365 Harland, Lady, 496 Harlev, Hon. Mrs. 214, 786 Harleyford, 153, 855 Harlow Bury, 518 Harman, Mr. T. 6 , T. jun. 517 Harman, Mrs. 517 Harmand, Mr. 25, 670 Harmeston, 168 Harmestone, 490 Ham Haw, 69, 721 Harnish House, 1 ^8, 688, 822 Harper, Lady F. 32 Harper, Mr. J. 381 Harperfield, 720. Harberley Hutt, 842 Harperley Lodge, 438 Harpers, 333 3 R , J. H. 540 , R. 298 , S. 74, 76 , T. 29, 82S Harrison, Mrs. 8 Harrowby, Earl of, 302 Harrow Weald Lodge, 269 Hart, Mr. T. 361 Hart Hill, 680 Hartforth Hall, 370, 761 I Hartham Park, 138 Hartingfordbury Park, 594> 856 Hartland Abbey, 1 14 Hartlebury Castle, 674, 709 Hartley, Mr. Fras. 438, 762 , T. 422 W.H. H. 176, 823 Hartley Castle, 756 Hartopp, Sir E. C. Bart, (3*3, 59°> 618, 620), 34* Hartrow House, 884 Hartsborn ManorPlace, 261 Hartsheath, 258 Hartwell House, 250, 262, 82s 9 4Q Index to the Country Seats, Harvey, Admiral, 542, 649 Harvey, Mr. 20, 261, 345 , 281, 297 , B. 143 , J. 481, 527, 907 -, T. 842 Harvey, Mrs. 198 Harvvard, Mr. G. 118 Harwood, 100 Harwood, Mr. 57 — , W.T. 530 Hascombe Place, 738 Haselbeech Lodge, 325 Haselwood Hall, 477, 534 Hasington Mains, 470 Hasker, Mr. 859 Hasop, 378, 735, 802 Hassel, Mr. 413 Hastings, Marquis of, (326, 619), 369, 410 Hastings, Mrs. 725 Hatch, Mrs. 517, 542 Hatch Court, 120 Hatcham House, < Hatchet, Mr. 83 Hatchford, 29 Hatchland Park, 50 Hatch woods, 115 Hatfield, Mrs. ^22 Hatfield Hall, 390, 408 Hatfield House, 345, t&i, 8^6 Hatfield Priory, 538 Hatfield Rise, 533 Hatford, 170 Hathway, Rev, Mr. 747 Hatley House, 703 Hatriil, Mr. 873 Hatsell, Mr. T. 37, 791 Hatt, 846 Hatton, Mr. G. F. 14. 16, 663 , T. 659 Hatton, 462 Hatton Grange, 233 Hatton Hill, 54 Hatton House, 713 Hattonburn, 461 Haven Fields Lodge, 249 Haverholm Priory, 503 Haveri n g Bower, 537 Haughley Park, 629, 74^ Haughton Hall, 233 Hauthwaite Hall, 668 Hawarden Castle, 290 Hawberry Hall, S28 Hawke, Lord, 477, 798 Havvke, Hon. M. 477 Hawkes, Mrs. 116 j Hawker, Mr. John, 94 I Hawkins, Sir C. Bart. j 69, 95 I Hawkins, Sir ,J. C. Bt. 161 i Hawkins, the Rev. Mr. 3*8 Hawkins, Mr. George, 158, 688, 822 ; , J. 34 ; Hawksley, 395, 782 , Hawkstone, 314, 892 Hawley, Sir 11. Bt. 1 ;, ' 7 9 o" Hawley, Mr. 634, 857 , 6 ' Flaw ley, Mrs. <7 Hawley Hall, 425 Haworth House, 4c 1 Hawthorn Hall, 392 Hay, Mr. H. 461' , J. 45,7,470,473. , J.D. 341 , R. 457 Hay, Mrs. 433 j Hav Castle, 221, 744 Hay Hill, 210 Haydock Lodge, 395 Havdon, Mr. 262 Hayes, Mr. J.H. 94 Hayes Place, 18 Haygarth, Dr. 138 Hayley, Mr. 518 Hayling Park, 766 Hayman, Mr. 14, 664 i Hayne, 62, 65 i Hayne, Mr. C. 142 j Haynes, 393 j Haynes, Mr. 792 i , R. 178 I Hayt, Mr. 654 Hayton Castle, 667 ' Hay ward, Mr. C. 611, 639 . Hay ward, Mrs. 639 Hazard, Mr. 274 Head, Rev. Sir J. 23 Head, Mr. W. 301 Headley, Lord, 354, 450 Healaugh Manor, 477 Healey Hall, 800 Heanton, 818 Hearne, Sir W. 134 Heath, 390, 408, 798 Heath Cottage, 143 Heath, the Rev. Dr. 687 Heath Hall, 798 Heath House, 3c, 372 Heathcote, Sir G. Bart. 45, 878 ' Heathcote, Sir J. Bart. 369, 589 Heathcote, Sir W.Bart, 88 Heathcote, Mr. 749 , B. 622 , C. 600, 885 , M. 346 , S. 146, 685 , T. 647 Heathfudd, Mr. 727 Fk-athiield Lodge, 193 Heathfield Park, 26, 634; 75* Heatlev, Mr. 333 '-, R- 537 Heaton, Mr. J. 819 Heaton, 4:9, 740 Heaton Hall, Derbysh. 416, 426 — , Linculn, 513 Heaton Lodge, 654, 800 Heavers, Mr. T. 541 Heaves, 41 1 Hebburn Hall, 809 Heber, Mr. R. 873, 892 Heberden, the Rev. Mr. 61 Heckfield Place, 857 Hedger, Mr. 37 Hedingham Castle, $$$ Hedingham Hall, <^o, 81 + Hedington. Mr. R. c-6 Hedlej. Mr. M. 438 an J their Foss ess ok 5, 947- Hedsfcr Park, i ;4, 158 Hellvar, Mr. W. 100, 687 Hcmble, 95 Hembury Fort House, 6i, 750 Hemiug, Mr. R. 193 Heming, Mrs. 261 Hempstead Castle, 262 Hempstead House, 6x 1, Hempstead Lodge, 137 Hemsted Place, 23 Henbury, 90, 161 Henderson, Sir J. Bart. ■ 461 Henderson, Mr. W. 474 Hendon House, 278 Hendon Place, 278 lineage, Mr. G. 499 Henfal, 702 Hengh, Mr. J. 717 Hengwrt Hall, 245, 26S Henham Hall, 549, §5.1, 552 Henlade House, 120 Henley, Lord, 261, 855 Henley, Mr. no, 883 , 29 Henley Park, 792 Henley Hall, 786 Henlis, 209 Henllys, 294 Henniker, Lord, 21, 554, 557 Henniker, Sir F. A. Bt. 533, 701, 862 Henningham, Rev. Mr. Henshaw, Mrs. 622 Hensley House, 729 Henwick House, 373 Henwood, 217, 885 Hepburn, Mr. G. B. 457 Herbert, Mr. 246, 422 , G. 246 Herbert, Mrs. 699, 825 Herbertshire, 717 Hereford, Lord Visct. 221, 678, 744 Hereford, Mr. 1 14, 142, % 20 Hermitage, 6 Hermitage, the, 441, '587, 808 Hern Hall, 32 Heme, Mrs. 508 Heron, Rev. Mr. 680 Heron, Mr. P. 341 Herrick, Mr. T. B. 233 -, W. 326 Merries, Mr. Wm, 338 Herringfleet Hall, 550 Herring-stone, 84, 609 Herschel, Sir William, 133 Hcrstmonceux Castle, Hcrtford, Marquis of, (253, 603, 794), (410, 764), 558 Hertford Castle, 856 Hervey, Hon. Mrs. 193 Herviestone, 474 Hcsilrigge, Sir T. M. Bart. 550 Hesketh, Sir T. Bart. 779 Hesketh, Mr.B.F. 394, 780 -, L. B. 761, 780 Heslerton, 485 Hesleyside, 441 Hessle Wood Hall, 534, 798 Hestercombe, 141, 190 Hethel, 522 Hetherton, Mr. J. 508 Hetton House, 514 HeveninghamHall, 549 Hewgill, Mr. H. 453 Hewitson, Major, 389, 798 Hexham Abbey, 441, 587, 808 Hext, Mr. 95 Hexworthy, 847 Heydon, 508 Heydon Hall, 531 Heyford, Lower, 298 Heygate, Mr. J. 326, 560 , W. i8 ; Hey sham, Mr. 381 Heytesbury House, 12.1, 126, 647 38 2 Hcythrop, 157, 613, 690, 695 Heywood Hall, 782 Heywood House, 686 Heywood Lodge, 134 Hibbert, Mr. R. 772 , T. 249 Hickes, Mr. F. 484, 5*8 • Hickleton Hall, 707 Hickley, Mr. 30, 647 Hicks, SirW.Bt. 173, 602 Hicks, Rev. J. 742 Hicks, Mr. 788 , J* 273 R. r> , W. 603 Hickson, Mrs. 504 Hidefield, 223 Higgins, Mr. E.T. 253 , G. 354 , J. 612, 717, Higginson, Mr. W. 213 High Barnes, 514 High Cliffe House, 788 High Down House, 381 High Grove, 210, 82 1 High Hall, 90, 850 High Ham, 130 High House, 249, 855 High Leigh Hall, 305, 890 High Meadow House, 606, 6$6 High Park, 639 High Paull, 506 High Walworth Hall, 44 1 Higham, 8 High am Hall, 517 Highbrake, 416, 85 z Highclere House, 834, 839 Highden, 49 Higher Efford, 94 Higher Fuge, 142 Higher Henbury, 6$? Higher Nutwell, 727 Highfield, Lancashire, 306, 775 — , Staffordsh. 372 Highland House, 94 J- 36* — , P. 65 , R. 589 , W. 779 Hill, Mrs. 517 Hill, 420 Hill, the, 198, 761 Hill Cottage, 198 Hill Farm, 855 Hill Hall, 518,5*5, 542 Hill House, Monmouth. 201, 904 — , Glouc. 602 — , North Brit. 713 Hill Park, 23, 791 Hill Place, Sussex, 46 < — , Devon, 179 — , Hants, 8^ Hill Top, 424 Hillary, Sir W. Bart. 558, 673, 861 Hillcot Hall, 289, 672 Hillcotc, 732 Hillesdown, 751 Hillier, Mrs. 30 Hillingdon House, 193 Hillington Hall, ^13, 897 Hillman, Mr. H. 178 Hills, Mr. P. 662 Hills, Mrs. 262 Hillsborough, 412, 868 Hilston, 562 Hilton, Mr. J. 428,4*1, 5*7, 870 Himing, Mr. 204, 882 Himley Hall. 699, 905 Hinchcliffe, Mrs. 41 Hinchinbrook House, 442, 449, 659 Hincknoll, 596 Hinde, Mr. 749 , W. 334 Hintlesham Hall, 540, 754 Hinton, Mr. W. 127 Hinton, 116 Hinton Abbey, 608 Hinton Ampner, 76 Hinton, East, 116 Hinton House, 30, 1 16, 788 Hinton St. George Park, no Hinwick House, 373 Hinxman, Mr. 647 Hipping Hall, 406 Hippington, 664 Hippisley, Sir J. Bart. I4>> 6 37 Hirdrefaig, 238, 294 Hirbd, 469, 783 Hirst, Mr. J. 537 Hirst Priory, 505 Hitchin Priory, 749 Hittley, 716 Hix'ed Place, 42, 564 Hoare, Sir R.*C. (102, 124, 1 26, 607), 122 Hoare, Mr. G. 73 , H.H. 41, 282 , S. 278 , S, jun. 278 Mrs. 32. 206, Hodges, Mr. C. 36 , H. 44 T. L. 23 Hodgkinson, Mr. 904 Hodgson, Mr. 830 , B. 329 ., J. 396 -, W. 44 Hodnet Hall, 873, 892 Hodsock Priory, 353 Hodson, Rev. Mr. 808 Hodson, Mr. J. 333 , T. 485 Hoare, 766 Hobhouse, Sir Benj. Bt. Sh 753 Hobhouse, Mr. 122 Hobland Hall, 549 Hoblyn, Mr. 150 Hobon Hall, 253, 639 Hobson, Mr. E. 680 ■ W. 445 Hockliffe Grange 298, 825 Hockliffe Lodge 298, 825 Hockwold, 524 Hoddam Castle, 36 Hoddington, 115 Hodcs, 82 i Hodge^ Mr. B, 19 282, Hodson, Mrs. 740 Hoe Place, 29 Hog, Mr.T. 71 r, 7? 5 Hogard, Mr. J. 489, 75S Hogarth, Mr. 559 Hogg, Mr. H. 509 Hoggan, Mr. Jas. 365 Hoghton, Sir H. P. Bt. 333, 779, 852 Holbeck, Mr.T. 639 Holbeche, Mr. 265 Holbrook, 423, 427 Holbrook Farm, 46 Holbrook Hall, 553 Holcombe Court, 142 Holden, 25, 670 Holden, Rev. G. 326 Holden, Mr. R. 378, 423, 852 Holder, Mr. Jn. 198 Holdsworth, Mr. A. 142, 704 Hole, Mr. H. 130 Hole, Miss, 1 14 Hole, the, 663 Holford, Mr. 21, 82 , J. 204 , P. 821 Holkar Hail, 422 Holkham House, 526 Hollarn, 130 Hollam, Mr. 517 Holland,Lord,(<^, 193'/, (318,587,612,8*5) Holland, Lady, 74, 76, 169 I Holland, Mr E. 549 ; Holland, Mrs. 420 I Holland House, 55, 193 . Hollanden House, 20 ! Hollands Cottage, 1 I i Holley, Mr. G. H. Si 5 and their Possessors. 9*9 Holleycombe, 30 Hollihourne House, 14 j Hollick, Mr. E. 510 i Holliday, Mrs. 372, 589 Hollin Close Hall, 390 Hollings, 654 Hollingsworth, Mr. 44.6, ' 479, 701 Hollinshed, Mr. 237, j Hollist, Mr. R. 24, 25 j Holloway, Mr. 154, 26^ Holly Hall, 869 Holly Hill, 38, 888 Holly House, 158, 161 Holly Lodge, 278 Hollybush Hall, 773 Hollywood, 890 Holm Hill, 413, 667 Holm Ruck, 422 Holmhush Lodge, 42 Holmby House, 285 Holme, 106, 848 Holme Fierrepont, 385 Holmes, Sir L. T. Bart. 79 Holmes, Mr. Thos. 41 Holmes, Mrs. 550 Holmewood Lodge, 16 Holmston, 720 Holnest Lodge, 609 Holnicote, 180 Holstein, 365 Holt, Mr. E. 782 Holt, Mrs. 521, 66z Holt, 416, 698 Holt Castle, 241 Holton Hall, 334 Hoi ton Lodf.e, 502 Holton Park, 194, 825 Holwood, 845 Holwood House, 18, 23 Holyoake, Mr. 230, 3 1 7, Holyrood House, 458 Holywell House, 276, 282, 298, 856 Home, Earl of, 469, 783 Home, Sir Ev. 84 Home, Dr. J. 439 Homehill, 365 Homelacy, 221 Homme, the, 217 Honingham Hall, 907 Honington Hall, i*9 Honyman, Sir W. Bart. */H> 7i9 Honywood, Sir J. C. Bt, 14, 664 Honywood, Mr. W. 22 Hoo, the, 381 Hood, Lord, 301, 836 Hood, Mr. J. 466 , W. 369 Hook, Major, 84 Hook Place, 752 Hooker, Mr. 22 Hook wood, 791 Hoole Hal), 680 Hooley, Mr. J. 385 Hooly House, 48, 564 Hooman, Mr. 253, 747 Hooper, Mr. J. 446 Hooton, 3 14 Hooton Pagnell, 408 Hope, Admiral, 716 Hope, Sir J. 458 Hope, Mr. T. 46, 791 Hope End, 220, 738 Hopekirk, Mr. 714 Hopetoun, Earl of, 361, 458, 710, 7ii, 712, 715, 716 Hopetoun House, 458 Hopkins, Mr. B. 184 Hopper, Mr. J. H. T. 780 , G. 438 , H. 709 , W. C. 514 Hopton, Mr. R. G. 748 Hopton Court, 615 Hopton Hall, 689, 732 Hopwell Hall, 705 • Hopwood, Mr. R. G. 426 I Hopwood Hall, 426 i Hopwood House, 89 I More, Rev. Mr. 84 Horkesley Park, 552 Horley Lodge, ^64 Horlock, Mr. 178 Hormead Bury, 44.6 Horn, Mr. T. 8 j Hornby, Rev. Mr. 395 j Hornby, Mr. E. 334 j > J- 394 j Hornby Castle, 342, 357 Hornby Grange, 453 Home, Rev. VV. sen. 14 ! Home, Rev. W. ju>. 14 Horner, Mr. S. 492 , T. S. 1 26 Homyold, Mr. T. 61 1 Horridge, Mr. Jn. 333, 782 Horsenden, 273 Horsfall, Mr. C. 39s Horsfall, Mrs. 412 Horsi'orth, 409, 775 Horsham Park, 46 Horsington, 109 Horsley House, 747 Horsley Place, 50 Horton, Mr. E. 320, 622 Horton House, 133, 285 Horton Lodge, 45 Horton Park, 45 Hoskins, Sir H. 216 Hoskins, Mr. T. 811 Hoste, Captain Sir W. 513 Hotchken, Mr. T. 382, 844 Hotchkis, Mr. 202 Hotham, 534, 758 Hotham, Sir C. Bart. 492 Hotham, Rev. F. 526 Hotham Hall, 493 Hothfield Place, 14, 663 Hothly Hill, 38 Houblon, Mr. 51? i Houblon, Mrs. 518 Houghton, Miss, 392, 68i 3Ug 897 Houghton Lodge, 68, 879 Hounds Hill, 253 Houndstreet, 637 Houston, 711, 7x3 Houston, Gen. Sir W. 648 Houston, Mr. 457 Howard, Lord, 64S j Howard. Col. 45, 411, 5 I2 » 5-9 - i Howard, Mr. 282, 298 j , C 894 j , H, 320, 393, *39> 655 Howard, Mrs. 282, z$>8, ; 8^6 930 Index to the Country Seats, Howard, Castle, 808 Hon bury House, 858 Howden Place, 713 Kowe, Baroness, (82, 183), 430 Howe, Mr. 69 Howell, Mr. J. 382, 2<>S Howick House, 45 Howieson, Mrs. 458 Howlets, 8, 15 Howlett, Mr. ^32 , S. 721* 813 Howsham, 485 Hoxne Hall, 550 Hoy, Mr. M.~8 2 Hubbards Hall, 518 Huddleston,Mr. A. 4 1 3, 843 , J. 413 . , R. 510 Hudson, Mr. 753 -, H. 494 -, R. 41, 157 -> T. 45, 157 Hug gen ton, Mr. 4^8 Hughes, Sir J.T. Bart. 54° Hughes, Col. 293 Hughes, Rev. Chas. 8 Hughes, Mr. 29, ^85 , D. 168 , J. 542 . , W. 204, 8S2 r , W. L. 315, 750 Hugonin, Gen. 30 Huish, 818 Huish, North, 97 Hulbert, Mr. 326 Hulberts, Miss, 137 Hulcomb, Mr. 5 Hull, Mr. 727 Hull Bank, 492 Holly, Mr. J- 7i3» 747 , S. 888 Jeffreys, Mr. 205, 61 1 ' > S. 38 Jelf, Sir J. 210 Jellicoe, Mr. 281, 297 , S. 86, 876 , 345 Jenkins, Mr. D. 634 , E. 2^7 Jenkinson, Hon. C. C. 38, 670 Jenkinson, Gen. 605 Jenkinson, Mr. C. 116 Jenner, Mr. 16 Jennings, Rev. Mr. 742 Jennings, Mr. 21, 545, 553 Jennings, Mrs. 281, 297 Jerningham, Sir G. Br, 233> 7?7, 9°7 Jerningham, Mr. 742 Jersey, Earl of, (53, 193, 613), 16^, 270 Jervis, Mr. J. 881 , W. 302, 881 Jervistown, 714 Jervois, Mr. G. H. P. 262, 831 Jervoise, Rev. Sir Sam. Clarice, Bart. 30 Jervoise, Mr. G. P. 58 Jervoise Abbey, Ruins uf, 430 Jessop, Mr. 423 Joanfield, 7:2 Job's Well, 166 Jobson, Mr. 461 Jocelyn, Mrs. 479 Jodrell, Sir R. P. £33, 813 Jodrell, Mr. F. 376 , R. P. 866 Johnes, Mr. J. 209 Johnes, Mrs. 209, 214, 678 Johnson, Gen. 29 Johnson, Dr. 423, 498 Johnson, Rev. H. 285 Johnson, Rev. N. P. 326 Johnson, Mr. F. 4539. 454, 709 , G. 365 , J. 5, 396 , John, 13 , R. 411 , W. Ponsonby^ 393, S08- , W. tos Johnson, Mrs. 721 Johnson Hall, 672 Johnston, Mr. 361, 613 , D. 473 , H. 716 , James, 716, 717 , P- 3 6 5, 7io Johnston, 463 Johnstone, Sir J. V. B. 893 ! Johnstone, Major gen, Geo. 361, 710 Joliffe, Mr. 478 I Jollifte, Mr. H. 41, 48, j 5 6 4 I Jolliffe, Mrs. 667 I Jones, Sir T. Bart. 2^4, i 78; j Jones, Sir H. 872 j Jones, Gen. 86, 165 i Jones, Dr. 585 1 Jones Rev. H. Wyan, i *.T8 1 Jones, Mr. 138, i6z x , 2,8, 675, 8,, #52 Index to the Country Seat?, Jone^, Mr. B. 2 7 s » D. 209 # E. 290 , C-. 162 5 H. i3S, 639, 678 y J. 201, 202, 207, 221 , & 38, 562, 744> 866 , P. 244 5 R. 210, 275 > T. 237, 6/5. 883 , w . 70, 811, , 141 , 201 882 -» ^04 ■> -49 Jones, Mrs. 194, 2c3 s 806 Jopp, Mr. 1 \(> Jordan's House, 120 Joseph, Mr. 416 Joy, Mr. M. 138 Juniper Hall, 45 Juniper Hill, 45 Juniper House, 788 Justice, Capt. 439 Jusnce Hall, 439 Justice Town, 361 K Kainshill, 722 Kair, 463 Kay, Mr. 198 , J. 457, 699 Kaye, Sir J. L. Be 402, -98 Kaye, Lady, 489, 502 Kaye, Mr.J. 389, 4C8 Keams, 719 Keane, Sir J. Bart. 877 Keate, Mrs. 281, 297, 345 Keats, Mr. W. 445 Keck, Mr. G. A. 325 Keddleston Park, 378, 427 Keddington, Mr. R. 742 Keele Hal!, 307, 873 Keene, Mr. 534 Keith, Visct. 30, 647 Keith, Mr. 458, 71 j Keithock Hall, 46 2. Kekewick, Mr. J. 9*5 ~, S. 97 Kel'nam Hall, 350, 48 2 Kellam, Mrs. 434 Kellhead, 338 ' Kelly, 474, 847 Kelly, Mr. A. 847 Kelsterston, 258, 290 Kelston House, 1 6 1 Kehhcrpe, Mr. J.T. 46 i Kelton Mains, 338 Kelvedon Hall, 542 ; Kemble, 1 74 Kemeys, Sir R. J. A. 556, 804, 904 Kemeys Place, 904 Kemmer Abbey, 245 Kemnall, 1 ^ Kemp, Rev.T. R. 632 j Kemp, Mr. John, 120 , X. 42, 648 Kemps hot Park, 67, 88 | Kempton Park, 82, 183 j Kenbury, 97 Kendal, Rev. J. 816 Kendall, Rev. N. 95 Kendall, Mr. Edw. 2c 1 \ , X. 95 Kendall's Hall, 276 Kendrick, Mr. J. 791 Kendrick, Mrs. 517 Keneggy, 65 Kenfield, 663 Kcnilworth Castle, 691 Kenmouth, 461 Kenrnuir, 362 Kenmure, 714 Kennaway, Sir J. 6 1 Kennedy, Mr. 245 Kennet Hall, 138 Kenrick, Col. 819 Kenrick, Capt. 349 Kenrick, Mr. W. 791 Kenryck, Mr. 237 Kensington, Lord, 168, 585 Kensington Palace, £,3 Kent, H.R. H. the Duke of, 193 Kent, Sir Charles, Bart. 349 Kent, Mr. 549, 855 Kentchurch Court, 904 Kentchurch Park, 562 Kentish Town House, 278 Kentwell Hall, 545 Kenyon, Lord, $e< Kenyon, Hon. T. 234 Kenyon, Mr. G. 80$ Keplerig, 365 Keppel, Gen. 20 z Keppel, Mr. 813 , F. 5*5 Kerby, Mrs. 298 Kerr, Lord Mark, 153, 855 Kerr, Lady, 73, 793 Kerr, Mr. J. 440, 470 , T. 438, 474 Kerrich, Mr. 550, 586 Kerse Bank, 716 Kerse Hill, 716 Kerslake, 62 Kersopp, Mr. J. 808 Kerswell, 719 Keston Lod^e, 18 Kett, Mr. t. Si 4 Kettlethorpe, 389, 504 Kew Paiace, 53 Keyloe, 457 Keymer, Mr. 305, 39a Keysail, Mr. 599 Kevser, Mr. 517 Kibble, Mr. T. 670 Kidbrook, 37, 888 Kidson, Capt. 30 Kier, Mr. P. 461 Kilbucho, 710 Kilburn Hall, 423 Kiigraston, 461 Kilgwyn, 204 Killamarsh, 401 Killerton House, 142, 728 Killyganoon, 65 Killingbeck Hall, 775 Killiow, 65 Killsall, 233 Kilraeston, 76 ; Kilmington, 121 I Kilner, Mr. 45 ! Kilnwick, 492 i Kilpunt, 711 ! Kilveston Hall, 522, 629 Kimberley Hall, 522, 8i5 Kimblemount, 474 Kimbolton Castle, 397, 759, 879 ■ Kincaldrum, 462 j Knicarrochy, 465 and their Possessors. 953 Kinchant, Mr. C. 234 Kinderton Lodge, 309 Kinfauns, 473 King, Lord, 29, 61, 180 King, Sir J. D. Bart. »94» 593 King, Capt. 70 King, Rev. Mr. 194, 608 King, Mr. 278 , J. 6, 276, 631, 6 54» 695, 738 , J. 98 , N. 489 , T. 98, 605 King's Bridge Cottage, 856 King's Gate House, 663 King's Grange, 338 King's House, 103 King's Weston, 161 Kingscote, Col. 174, 602 Kingscote, Mr. 76 Kingsey, 825 Kingsford, Mr. 29 Kingsgate, 21 Kingston, DowagerLady, 74, 76 Kingston, Lady, 5 Kingston, Mr. 855 Kingston Blount, 866 Kingston Hall, 76, 90, 624 • Kingston House, 58, 648 Kingswood Lodge, 146 Kingthorpe, 495 Kingweston, 596 Kinlet Hall, 631 Kinloch, 463 Kinloeh, Mr. 463 Kinmell House and Park, 293 Kinnaird, 473, 474 Kinnaird, Lord, 473 Kinnebar, 474 Kinnersley, Mr. T. 257 , Wm. 305 Kinnersley Castle, 216, 885 Kinnersley Rectory, 216, 885 Kinnoull, Earl of, 462 Kinross House, 461 v Kinsham Court, 214, 821 Kintour, Lord, 462 Kipling Hall, 812 Kippax Park, 410, 764 Kippington, 18, 704 Kirby Hall, Norf. 550, 66c, 814 — , Norf. 586 — , York. 908 Kirk Hammerton, 777 Kirkby, Mr. 422 Kirkby Fleetham, 812 Kirkby Hall, 422, 450 KirkbyMallory, 605, 844 Kirkdale, 341 Kirkforther, 473 Kirkharle, 476 Kirkhill, 711 Kirkland, Mr. J. 82 Kirkland, 439 Kirkland Hall, 333 Kirkleatham Hall, 528 Kirklees Hall, 654, 656, 800 Kirkley, 475 Kirklinton Hall, 338, 828, 836 Kirkman, Mr. J. 64S , N. 372, 589 Kirkmichael, 710 Kirkmond, 513 Kirkpatrick, Sir Thos. 365 Kirkpatrick, Col. 18 Kirkpatrick, Mr. J. 82 Kirkside, 474 Kirkstall, 409 Kirkstead, 814 Kirrochtree, 341 Kirtlington Hall, 154, 218, 361 Kirton, Mr. 269 Kirton Hall, 439 Kite Hill, 79 Kitchen, Mr. 262 Kitley, 98 Kittery Court, 142 Kiveton Hall and Park, 482 Knap, 114 Knapp, Rev. Mr. 298 Knapton, 485 Knatchbull, Sir Edward, Bart. 1 4 Knatchbull, Mr. 6, 596 Knebworth House, 346, 381, 749, 7*6 3 S Kneesworth Hall, 446 Kneller, Mr. J. G. 109 Knight, Mr. 786 , A. 217 , E. 663 — , H. G. 353 J. 281, 297, ■, R, P. 242, 600, 345 615, 851 -, S. 508 Knightley, Sir Charles, Bart. 298, 695 Knightley, Lady, 25 Knightley, Mr. 308 » 373 Knighton Lodge, 342, 695, 844 Knights Hays, 729 Knill Court, 217 Knipe, Mr. E. 44 , S. 44 Knockhill, 361 Knollys, Gen. 193 Knowhead, 717 Knowle, Sussex, 25 — , Gloucestersh. 161, 599, 639 Knowle Park, 18, 704, 790 Knowlton Court, 16 Knowlys, 42 Knowsley Park, 306, 775, 782 Kymer, Mr. M. 36 Kynnersley, Mr. 372, 889 Lacey, Mr. R. W. 788 Lachup, 714 Lackham, 684 Lacon, Mr. 905 Lacy, Lieut.-col. 337, 358 Ladbrook, Miss, 41 Lade, Mr. J. H. 6 Lady Bank, 722 Laing, Mr. Jos. 36 Lainston House, 896" Lake, 102 Lake, Adm. 95 Lamb, Mr. T. P. 21 Lamb Abbey, 13 954 Index to the Country Seats, Lambard, Mr. 18 Lambe, Mr. L. 2 1 7, 224, 885 , T. 425, 654, W. 41, 564 Lambert, Sir H. A. Bt. 5'3 Lambeit, Mr. C. 77 , D. 41 Lambridge House, 138 Lambton, Mr. J. G. 453 Lambton House, 453 Lamer House, 381 Lamey, Mr. R. 462 Lancaster, Mr. 13 , S. 103 Lance, Mr. 76 Lancelot, Mr. R. 43/8, 441, 587 Lander, Mr. W.S. 206 Landford House, 864 Lane, Mr. H. 18, 770 Lane, Mrs. 704 Langar, 430 Langdale, Mr. 41 , P. 493, 909 Langdon, 877 Langford, 768 Langford Court, 636 Langford Hall, 768 Langford House, 501, 628 Langham, Sir Jas. Bart 285 Langham Hall, 540, 545, 743 Langholm Castle, 432 Langlees, 544, 861 Langley, Mr. 867 , R. 485 Langley Bury, 261 Langley Hall, 586 Langley Lodge, 18, 766, 834 Langley Park, Kent, 18, 766 — , Bucks, 133 Langmead, Mr. J. C. 94, 847 Langoed Castle, 221, 744 Langold, 353 Langston, 58, 559 Langston, Mr. J. 157, 695 2 Langston, Mr. S. 263 , T. 285 Langton, Mr. W.G. 161, 179, 49 8 Langton, 485 Langton Hall, 325 Langton House, 687, 850 Langton Lodge, 812 I Langvvith, 478 I Lanhydrock House, 6$, 845 I Lannerch Park, 819 Lanscliffe House, 406 Lansdown, Marquis of, (138, 148, 863) Lanton, 469 Larches, the, 264, 396 Lark Hall, 496 Larkin, Mr. Edmund, 445 J. 13, 790 Laroche, Mr. 1 14 Larrigon, 65 Lascelles, Mr. 361 Lassody, 461 Latham, Mr. 32 Latham House, 425, 779 Lathrisk, 473 Latimers, 855 Latter, Mr." 18 Laud, Mr. 628 Lauder Castle, 439 Lauderdale, Earl of, 439) 457 Laund Abbey, 382, 801, 844 Laurel, Mr. 50 Laurie, Mis«, 716 Lauri*ton Castle, 458 Lavant Park, 33 Lavin, Mr. Z. 45 Law, Mr. 458 > A. 473 , E. 38 Lawes, Mr. T93 Lavvkland Hall, 406 Lawley, Sir R. Bart. 301, 590, 618 Lawley, Sir F. 301 Lawley, Dowager Lady, 891 Lawrence, Mr. 533, 701 , 821 Lawrence, Miss, 3^0,6 24 Lawrie, Mr. 32 Laws, Rev. Dr. 446 Lawson, Sir Henry, Bt. 357, 37o Lawson, Capt. 362 Lawson, Mr. 193 , F. i 9 8 , J. 7K> , T.W. 666,667 Lawton, 462 Lawton, Mr. J. 305 Laxton Hall, 398, 758, 844 Laycock Abbey, 140, 149, 685 Lays, the, 201 Le Blanc, Mr. 38 Le Despencer, Lotd, 670 Lea, Mr. 281, 297, 345 Lea Hall, 504 Lea House, 30 Leach, Mr, 30 Leacroft, Mr. T. 683 Leadenham House, 627 Leader, Mr. Thos. 386 , W. 70 Leake, Mr. 146 Learn House, 592 Learmouth, Mr. 261 Leases Hall, 357 Leasowes, the, 276, 615,, 812 Leathes, Mr. 420 Leathes Park, 420 Leaven Grove, 528 Lechlade House, 173 Lechmere, Sir A. 61 1 Lechmere, Mr. 250 Leckhampton Court, 602 Ledston Hall and Park, 354, 449» 764 Ledston Lodge, 410, 764 Ledwell, Mr. 218 Lee, Mr. E. 114 , J. 306, 410, 775, 798 — , J.H. 727 — . P- »34 , S. 138 , W. 62, 73. 354* 798 Lee Grove, 13 Lee Hall, 441 Lee House, 13, 651 Lee Place, 154 and their Possessors. 955 Lee Priory, ! 5 Leech, Mr. 314 , T. 115 Leeds Duke of, 65,357, 482, 622 Leeds, Sir G. W. Bart. 74Z, 829 Leeds, Mr. 540 Leeds Abbey, r4 Leeds Castle, 14 Leek, 406 Leeke, Mr. 541, 554 , R. 314,672,810, 877 Lees, Major, 89c Lees, 469 Lees Court, 6, 634 Lees Hall, 798 Lees wood, 258 Lees wood Hall, 258 Lefevre, Mr. Ch. 6 , C. S. 74. 8 9> 857 Legard, Sir T. Bart. 755 Legg, Mr. 391 Legh, Mr. G. 305 , J. 376 -— , R. C L. 3-9 , T. 376, 395 , W. 305 Legh, Mrs. 395, 428 Leicester, Sir J. Bart. 681 Leicester, Mr. C 309 Leigh, Sir R. H. Bart. Leigh, Col. ^21 Leigh, Rev. G. H. 884 Leigh, Mr. Jas. Henry, 301, 605, 691 , G. 890 , J. 890 , W. 114 Leigh, Mrs. 703 Leigh Court, 178, 635 Leigh House, 110, 648, 883 Leigham, 94 Leighton, Sir R. 270 Leighton, Sir W. 13 Lemmington, 469, 836 Lemon, Sir W. Bt. 64, 65 Leonard, Sir T. B. Bart. 569 Lennel House, 469 Lenox, Capi. 278 Lenoxlove, 457 Lenthall, Mr. J. 182, 197, 726 Lenton Abbey, 619, 705 Leominster House, 34 Leslie House, 473 Letham, 457, 474 Letham, Capt. 648 Lethbridge, Sir Thomas Buckler, Bart. 7 2 9> 884 Letton Court, 221 Letton Hall, 530 Levathan, 65 Leven's Hall, 411 Lever, Lady, 426 Lever Hall, 333. 7 8 * Leverton, Mr. T. 37 Levett, Rev. Mr. 289 Levett, Mr. 621, 77o Levy, Mr. T. 445 . Lew Trenchard, 62 Lewes, Rev. Mr. 811 Lewes, Mr. H. G. 264 , J. L. 94 , P. 217 T. F. 217 Leweston House, 109, 609 Lewin, Mr. T. 76 Lewis, Rev. J. 201, 811 Lewis, Mr. 261 , C. 599 , J. 238, 261 , P. 802 , R. 206 , W. 647, 665 Lewknor Grove, 194 Lewthwait, Mr. 4*2 Lexham, 525 Lexham Hall, 813 Ley, Mr. H. 97 Leyboume Grange, 13, 790 Leycester, Mr. G. 391 Lichfield, Bibhop 01,289, 406 Liddell, Sir T.Bart. (454! 898), 469 Liddell, Rev. Mr. 809 Liddell, Mr. Jos. 666 Liddia.d House, 865 3 S 2 Liddiard Park, 865 Lidlington Park, 612, 825 Liebenrood, Mr. J. 134, 831 Lietch, Mr. J. F. 278 Light bourne, Mrs. 182, Lightonhouse, Mr. 518 Li lb urn Tower, 469 Lilford, Lord, 397, 838 Lilford Hall, 397, 838 Lilliput House, 821 Lilfeys, 250 Lilly, Rev. Mr. 221, 747 Limbrey, Rev. J. 115 Lime Grove, 70, 275 Limekiln House, 188, 822, 865 Linch, Mr. 44 Lincoln, Bishop of, 103, 34 6 > 442 Lind, Mr. 711 Linden, 454, 469 Lindley Hall, 285 Lindley Wood, 305 Lindsay, Hon. H. 17 Lindsay, Lady, 855 Lindsey, Earl of, 349, 840 Linley, 871 Linskill, Mr. W. 513, 5H Linstead Park, 6 Linton, Mr. J. 498, 526 Linton Place, 23 Lintrosse, 462 Lisburne, Earl of, 97 Lisle, Mr. A. 454 Liss Place, 30 Listen Hall, 545 Lister, Mr. A*. 278, 406 Little, Mr. 262 Little Abbey, 249 Little Canfield Hall, 533, 701 Little Green, 831 Little Grove, 281, 297, 345 Little Hall, the, 201 Little Hade, 476, 587 Little Horton, 740 Little Mollington, 314 Little Onn Hall, 313 Little Park, 86, 698 956 Index to the Country Seats, Little Ponton, 349 Little Sutton, 53 Littlecott Park, 137, 188 Littlehales, Sir E. Baker, Bart. 58, 85c Littlehales, Rev. J. G. 262 Littleton, Mr. P. 253 Littleton House, 687 Livermere Hall, 523,545 Liverpool, Earl of, 29, 649 Livesey, Mr. J. 767 Livingstone, 713 Livingstone, Sir T. Bt. 716 Livingstone, Rev. A. 362 Livingstone, Mr. T. 716 Llanarch, 207 Llanarth Court, 201 Llandaff Court, 162 Llandrinio Hall, 270 Llandysillio Hall, 237, 675 Llan Egwerst, 675 Llanelweth Hall, 665 Llanerch Park, 293 Llanethy, 201 Llanfair, 238 Llanfoist House, 201, 812, 904 Llangattock House, 201, 811 Llangattock Place, 202 Llangibby Castle, 207 Llangoedmore, 209 Llangollen, 237, 238 Llanover House, 201, 811, 904 Llanrhaiadr Hall, 819 Llansanfraed, 201, 811 Llantarnam Abbey, 904 Llanthomas House, 221, 744 Llantisilio Hall, 237,675 Llantony Abbey, 206 Llantrithyd Park, 162 Llanvaughan, 656 Llanvihangel Court, 904 Llanwarren, 162 Llawhaden House, 168, 75° Lleweney Hall, 315 Llewellyn, Mr. 804 , G. 166 Llinon, 238 Lloyd, Sir E. P. Bart. 270, 293 Lloyd, Rev. Mr. 249 Lloyd, Rev. Mr. G. 314 Lloyd, Rev. Mr. J. 209 Lloyd, Mr. 37, 237,293, 605, 691 , C. 293 , D. 222 , Edw. 237, 819 , G. 605, 691 , J. 656 , J.J. 198 , R. t;32, 813 > R. H. 275 , R. S. 540, 754 , S. 264 , Th. 245, 293, 775 -> W. 234 Lloyd, Mrs. 238,294,7^0 58 Lloyd House, 899, 904 Llwyd, Mr. J. 204 , R. J. 204 Llwyn, 270 Llwyn y Brain Hall, 204 Llwyn Egrin, 258 Llwyngwair, 209 Llwynon, 237, 275 Llwynon Hall, 258, 806 Llywyn Hall, 245 Loch Leven Castle, 461 Loch Wood House, 710 Lochgelly, 461 Lochore House, 461 Lock, Rev. G. 13 Lock, Mr. 1 8c, 710 , E. 197 , W. 45 Lock Bank, 138 Locke, Mr. W. 863 Lockend, 457 Lockerby House, 361 Lockhart, Sir A. Bt. 719 Lockhart, Mr. J. 362 , J.J. 173 , W. E. 719 Lockington, 326 i Lockleys, 346, 748 I Locko, 705 J Lockridge House, 138 Lockwood, Mr. 278 , P- 542 Lockynge, 169 Loddington Hall, 382, 844 Loddington, Mr. T. 910 Loder, Rev. Mr. 173 Loders Manor House, 61, 596 Lodge, the, Hants, 103 — , Devon, 114 — , Midd. 193 — , Warw. 310 Lodge, East Cliff, 21 Loftus, Mr. W. 526 Logan, 720 Logan, Mr. H. 720 Lomax, Mr. E. 792 , R. G. 416, 852 Lombe, Mr. 815 Londesborough Park,493 London, Bishop of, 70 Lonesome Lodge, 792 Long, Lady Catherine Tilney, 688, 822 ; Long, Right Hon. C. 17 Long, Rev. Mr. 541 Long, Rev. W. 549 Long, Mr. 538 -> C. 549 , C. B. 834 , E. B. 792 , J. 646 , R. 148, 685,686 Longmire, Mr. 226 Long Orton, 346, 489 Long Riston, 506 Long Stanton, 659 Long Wharton, 326 Long Witton, 587 Lonefaugh, 439, 470 Longford Castle, 58, 1 1 5, 647 Longford, Lord, 54, 143, 146 Longford Hall, 3 14, 672, 810, 877 Longlands, 13 Longleat, 121, 126, 607, 646, 687 Longman, Mr.T. N. 278 Longnor, 233, 257 Longstone Hall, 378, 734* 735> 8o2 Longton Hall, 589 Longtown Castle, 562 Longworth Lodge, 220, and their Possessors. 957 Longworth, Mr. 230 Lonsdale, Earl of, 337, 382, 756, 817 Lonsdale, Countess of, 70 Lonsdale, Mr. 880 Lopes, Sir M. Bart. 847 Loraine, Sir Chas. Bart. 476 Lord, Mr. 533 Lord, Mrs. 385, 428 Loretto, 458 Lorimer, Mr. 562 Lorymer, Mr. J. P. 206 Loseley Place, 30, 792 Lutherington, Mr. 53 Lothian, Marquis of, 439, (44°> 47°) Lothian, Mr. 439 Loton Hall, 270 Lott, Mr. 61, 750 Loudham, 548 Loughton Hall, 518, 542 Louvain, Lord, 29 Loveday, D^. 695 Lovedcn, Mr. E. L. 173 Lovekins, Mrs. 193 Lovel, Mr. P. 176, 688 Lovell Hill, 143 Loventor, 97 Lovett, Mr. 234, 819 Low Barnes, 514 Low House, 36 i Low Lynn, 457 Low Newton, 454 Lowe, Mr. A. 619 , W. D. 705 Lower Ashley, 729 Lower Eatington, 690 Lower Ebford, 727 Lower Efford, 94 Lower Henbury, 687 Lower Heyford, 298 Lower Mount Gold, 94 Lower Slaughter, 690 Lower Sychdin, 258, 290 Lowes, Miss, 808 Lowndes, Mr. 385 , R. 46 —, Wm. Selby, 250, 262, 298 Lowrie, Mr. 338 Lowson, Mr. Newby, 438 Lowth, Rev. Mr. 53 Lowth, Rev. R. 76 Lowther, Mr. G. 73, 121, 894 Lowther Hall, 337 Loxley Hall, 372, 888 Loynton Hall, 672 Lucan, Lady, 329 Lucas, Rev. Mr. 201 811 Lucas, Mr. 13, 729 , C. 907 J. 346 298, Lucock, Mr. J. 668 Lucy, Rev. J. 262 Lucy, Mr. 229 Ludby, Mr. J. 249 Ludford Park, 241, 600, 851 Ludgershall Castle, 147 Ludlow, Mr. 686 Lukin, Adm. 532, 898 Lullingstone Castle, 13, 703 Lul worth Castle, 106, 848 Lumlethan, 474 Lumley, Hon. Gen. Sir Wm. Bart. 353 Lumley, Hon. F. 353^ 870 Lumley, Rev. J. 350 Lumley Castle, 453 Lunan, 474 Lunden, Mr. M. 473 Lune Villa, 334 Lupset Hall, 390, 408, 654, 798 Lupton, 142 Luscombe Castle, 565 Lushill, 823 Lushington, Mr. R. 37 Luton Hoe Park, 318 Luttrell, Hon. F. 142, 180, 884 Lutwidge, Major S. 422 Luxford, Mr. 22 Luxmore, Rev. Mr. 62 Lychett Matravers, 848 Lychett House, 848 Lydley Hayes, 600 Lydney Park, 210 Lyell, Mr. 864 Lyme Hall, 376 Lymne Ca3tlc, 14 Lymore House, 672 Lymore Lodge, 242 Lyndon Hall, 382 Lyndford Hall, 525, 530 Lyne, Mr. 32 Lyne, 721 Lyne Hall, 46 Lynedock, Lord, 322 Lynes House, 5 Lynn, Capt. 32 Lyon, Hon. T. 474 Lyon, Hon. Mrs. 766, 780 Lyon, Mr. E. H. 522 , E. P. 97 , H. 514 , J. 244 , N.J. 79« Lyson House, 216, 599 Lysons, Mr. D. 611, 6-<9 Lyssin House, 244 Lyster, Rev. Mr. 631 Lyster, Mr. 268, 272 Lytham Hall, 394 Lythwood, 600 Lvttelton, Lord, (26*, Lytton, Mrs. 346, 381, 749 M Mabus, 656 Mabledon, 25 M f Adam, Mr. 366, 721 M'Adam, Mrs. 720 M'Bean, Major, 161, 811 M'Clea, Mr. 366 M'Culloch, Mr. 341 , J. 341 M'Cullum, Mr. G. 716 M'Ghie, Mr. J. 338 M'Kenzie, Mr. C. 439 , M. 341 M'Mellan, Mr. 341 M'Mikine, Mr. 720 M'Nair, Mr. J. 712 M'Queen, Mr. 362 T. P. 318, 612, 825 M'Taggart, Mr. 517 Macclesfield, Earl of, (194, 866), 261 Q3Q Index to the Country Seats, Machell, Mr. 755 Macdonald, Right Hon. Sir Arch. 83 Macdonald, Mr. W. 462 Macdougal, Sir H. H. 466 Mackay, Mr. 161, 479 Mackenzie, Dr. 54 Mackenzie, Mr. 346, 748> 772 Mackenzie, Mrs. 77 Mackett, Mr. 74, 76 Mackie, Mr. 278 Macmurdo, Mr. 710 Macnamara, Mr. J. 221, 744 Macpherson, Sir J. Bart. 25 Macpherson, Major, 29 Madan, Col. 286, 301 Madden, Mr. 319 Madeley Park, 881 Madingley Hall, 659 Madocks, Mr. E. 222, 742 Madresfield Court, 611 Madry, Mr. C. 512 Maenan, 275 Maes, 209 Maesgwaelod Lodge, 258 Maeslwch Hall, 221, 744 Maesmor, 237 Maesmaur, 165, 202, 246, 678 Maesmynan, 315, 750 Magens, Mr. 37 ■ , M.D. 546,888 Maiden Castle, 609 Majendie, Mr. ec,*, ^56 , L. 662" Majoribank, Mr. E. 469, 711 Majoribanks, Mr. M. A. 711, 716 , J. 470 Maindee, 162 Maines, 393 Mainwaring, Sir H. Bt. 391 Mainwaring, Mr. C. E. So** 873 Mainwaring, Mrs 258 Mairis, Mr. 863 Maiiis Bank, 455 Mairton Hall, 341 Maisonette, 538 Maisters, Col. 506 Maitland, Gen. 281,297, j 345 Maitland, Mr. 341, 365, 710 , F. 518 , J. sn Makerston, 466 Malcombe, Dr. 13 Maleny, 719 Malkin, Mrs. 69, 721 Mallard, Mr. 517 Mallet, Sir Alex. 102 Mallet, Mr. C. 137 Mailing Abbey, 13, 790 Mailing House, 38 Mallory, Mr. R. 605, 691 Malmsbury, Earl of, 74 Malshanger House, 57 Malton Abbey, 495 Malvern Hall, 264 Manadon, 94 Manarabon, 204, 882 Manchester, Duke of, 397, ')59> 8 79 Mangham Hall, 445 Mann, Mr. 23 Manners, Sir VV. Bart. 83. 349 Manners, Gen. 489 Manners, Mr. E. 442, 694 , F. 8a, 183, 759 Manning, Mr. 18, 855 , W. 791 Manor House, Midd. 82 — , Salop, 233, 787 — , Midd. 434 Manorabon. 204, 882 Manse, 716 Manscl, Col. 282 Mansell, Major, 298,322 Mansfield, Earl of, 278, 462 Mansfield Wood House, ! 769 Mansfield, Mr. J. 325 ■ Manvers, Earl, 350, 38^, ! 47s " ' ■■ j Man waring, Mr. 829 j Manwell Miiu. 716 I Manydown, 57 Mapes, 261 Maplehurst House, 21 Marble Hill, 183 Marble Hill Cottage, 183 Marble Yard, 605, 691 Marbury, 310 March, Mr. 86 Marchmont House, 269, 470 Marchwial Hall, 806 March wood Lodge, 74 Marden Park, 37, 791 Mareham Park, 833 Marelands, 73 Maresfield Park, 752 Margam Park, 165 Marino, 114 Mark Hall, 518 Markeaton, 329 Market Cell, 282, 298 Markham, Adm. 42 Markham, Lady, 8 jo Markham, Mrs. 775 Marl, 27^, 293 Marl Hilt House, 182, 603 Marlborough, Duke of, 150, 154 Marley House, 94 Marmaduke, Mr. C. 665 Marpool Hall, 727 Marriot, Mr. 417 Marriott, Rev. Dr. 695 Marriott, Mrs. 22 Marriott, Mr. J. 393 M arris tow House, 847 Marsack, Major, 134, 854 Marsdale Park, 361 Marsden, Mr. J. 342 Marsden Hall, 417, 853 Marsh, Mr. 314, 810 , J. 780,899, 905 , W. 73, 518 Marshall, Mr. 32, 94 Marsham, Hon. Dr. 703 Marsham, Mr. R. 531 , R. jun. 522 Marshfield, 406 Marston, Mr. W.M.372 Marston Biggott, 126, 607, 608 Martin, Sir M. Bart. 5- 6 > 529 and their Possessors. 959 Martin, Gen. 14 Martin, Mr. Hen. 430 , J. 603 , R. 509 , S. 261 Martin, Mrs. 18, 763 Martinshern, 149 Marton Hall, 305, 392, 699 Martyr, Mr. J. 703 Marwood, Mr. J. B. 883 Marwood Hill, 728 Maseres, Baron, 791 Mash House, 73 Maskelyne, Mr. 865 Mason, Mr. A. 4.63 , J. 26, 632,764 , K. 249, 855 , W. 525, 907 Mass-Darwen, 202 Massey, Major, 622 Massingberd, Mr. 498 Massu, Mrs. 559 Masterman, Mr. 517 Master, Mr. T. 173, 821 Masters, Mr. 79! Mathews, Mr. J. D. 640 Matson, 198, 61 r, 688 Matthews, Mr. 903 Maugersby, 690 Maule, Hon. W. 474 Maunsell, 190 Maunsell, Mr.T. C. 396 Mawhood, Mr. 193 Mawley Hall, 271 Maxie, Mr. 16 1 Maxtoke Castle, 301,891 Maxton House, 8 Maxwell, Sir W. 366 Maxwell, Major Gen. 716 Maxwell, Capt. 341 Maxwell, Mr. }6i, 365 , G. 338 , •'• 338, 432 , M. C. 493 Maxwell, Mrs. 639 May, Mr. J. 372, 589 May, Mrs. 116 May Place, 5 Maydeacon, 8 Maydwell, Mr. 382 Maynard, Vise. (533, 701, 862) Maynard, Hon. and Rev. H. 862 Maynard, Mr. A. L. 734, 735 Mayot Hill, 717 Maytham Hall, 663 Mazanga Cottage, 537 Mead, Mr. 261 , T. 608, 646 Meadow Bank, 716 Meaford Hall,- 302, 88 1 Meares, Mr. G. 246 ■. J. 791 Measham Field, 618 Medanbury, 76 Medhurst, Mr. T. 764 Medland, 100 Medley, Mrs. 648, 765 Medlycot, Sir H. W. Bart. 109 Meeke, Rev. Mr. 672 Meeklewham, Mr. 714 Meend, the, 216, 599 Meersbrook, 386 Meginch Castle, 473 Melbourne, Lord, 346 Melbourne Hall, 493 Melbury House, 109, 184, 609, 737 Melerstone, 466 Mel ford Hall, 545 Melin, Mr. 462 Melin Griffith, 665 Melliar, Mr. W. 610 Melligan, Mr. D. 338 Mellington, 242, 246 Mellis, Mr. 463 Mellish, Mr. W. 434, 5*? Mellish, Mtss, 446 Mellor, Mr. 386 Mells Park and Planta- tions, 126 Melmerby Hall, 414, 842 Melrose Hall, 29 Melton Hall, 815 Melton Constable, 530, 898 Melville Castle, 440, 470 Melville, Viscount, 440, 470 Membland House, 98 Menabilly House, 105 Mendip Lodge, 636 Mercer„ Mr. J. D. 634 , T. 282 Merchiston Hall, 717 Mere Hall, 305 Meredith, Dr. 677 Merevale Hall, 286 Merewether, Mr. J. 138, 865 Mere worth Castle, 670 Merle, Mr. W. 44 Merley, Mr. 560 Merley House, 76, 850 Merridale House, 233 Merrington Place, 664 Merrivale, Mr. 1 1 7 Merry, Mr. A. 550 Merry Oak, 76 Mersington, 470 Merstham Place, 41 Merton, Mr. 517 Merton, 466 Merton Abbey, 44 Merton Grove, 44 Merton Hall, 530 Merton Park, 552 Messing Hill House, 538 Messinger, Mr. J. 390 Messman, the Rev. C 173 Metcalf, Mr. C. 829 Methley House, 390, 409 Methuen,Mr.P.C. 138, 149 Mexborough, Earl of, 390, 409 Mexborough, Countes& Dowager of, 408, 798 Meyer, Mr. J. 445 Meyler, Mr. 896 Meynel, Mr. G. 329 Meynell, Mr. 873 , E. 484, 860 Meyrick, Mr. O. P. 238 W. 238 Meyrick, Mrs. 294 Michaelstow Hall, 546, 743 Michel, Gen. 58 Micbelfield Green, z6^ Michelfield Hall, 269 Michelstone, 433 Mieklebeath, 46* goo Index to the Country Seats, Mickledale, 432 Micklethwait, Mr. J. 24 , R. 708 Micklethwaite, Mr. 522 Middle Hill, 15$ Middle Sychdm, 258, Middlecote, Mr. 687 Middlethorpe, 477, 910 Middleton, Lord, (398, 618, 619, 705) Middleton, Sir W. Bt. (54o» 55 6 > 742) Middleton, Mr. 499 , J- C. 73, 85, 831 M. 592 W. 410 Middleton, Northamp. 382 — , Norf. 512 — , North Brit. 711, 7.6 Middleton Hall, Caerm. 204 — , Warwickshire, 301, 891 — , Essex, 537 — , North Britain, 433 Middleton Lodge,York. 39°> 4°9 — , York. 410 — , York. 438, 762 Middleton Park, 270, 613 Middlewood, 868 Middlewood Hall, 708, 868 Middlington Place, 86 Midford Castle, 646 MidfordHall, 608 Midgham House, 137 Midleton, Viscount, 30 Midshiels, 432 Miers, 473 Miers, Mr. J. N. 804 Milbank, Mr. 370 Milbanke, Mr. M. 411 j -, R. 465 Mildred, Mr. D. 517 Miles, Mr. 220 Milford, Lord, 168 Milford House, 788 Milford Lodge, 788 Millam Castle, 422 Milland House, 30 Millchet Park, 647 Miller, Rev. Sir T. Bt. 73 Miller, xMr. 365 , Dean, 522 , F.S. 253, 261 , G. 717 > P- 56$, 462, 710 Miller's Park, 345 Milles, Mr. 8 , R. 530, 664 Millfield, 716 Milburn, Mr.R.S. 337, 353 Mildmay, Sir H. C. St. John, Bart. 73, 837 Mildmay, Ladv, £4,1 1 c, 857 Millgate, 14 Millhead, 710 Milligau, Mrs. 173 Millingchamp, Rev.Mr. 2C 9 Millington, Mr. 188 Mills, Mr. 164, 173, 842 — , C. 262 , Cha. 265 , G. G. 690 , J. 469 , M. 58 , R.'8i 3 1 , T. 21, 302, 523, 722, 742 ; , W. 116 : , W.Y. 170 j Mills, Mrs. 518, $$z \ Milltown, 358 Miln, Capt. 473 Miln, Mr. R. 474 Milne, Mr. Nicholas, 433 Milner, Sir \V. Bt. 477 Milner, Col. 45 Milner, Mr. G. 482 , Ch.C. 1 3 Milner, Mrs. 790 Mr. R. 354, Milnes, 449 , T. 6 54 Milnes Bridge. House, 654, ? 9 8 MilnfieJd, 473 Milsington, Lord, 489, Milton Abbey, 58 Milton Bryant,^ 282, 825 Milton House, 489, 843 Milward, Mr. E. 649 Minchendon House, 281, 297, 345 Minet, Mr. W. 13 Minier, Mrs. 37 Minstead Lodge, 103 Minstead ManorHouse, 103 Minster Acres, 438 Mintern Magna, 609 Minto, Earl of, 432, 461, 783 Minto Castle, 432, 783 Mirables, 82 Mirehouse, 418, 668 Misserden Park, 173 Misterton House, 285 Mistley Hall, 546, 659, 740 Mitcham Grove, 41 Mitchell, Mr. 766 445 •, C 103 1 G. 458 , J. 126 , 402 Mitchell, Mrs. 121 Mitchelson. Mrs. 362, 463 Mitcheson, Mr. 458 Mitholm, 654 Moccas Court, 221 Moditonham, 100 Modney Castle, 509 Modzom, Mr. 496, 893 Moffat, Mr. Win. 83 Moggenhanger House, 346, 828 Moins, 555, 662 Moir, Mr. W. 474 Molesworth, Sir A. O, 624, 784 Molesworth, Rev. W, 624 Molineux, Mr. 395 , C. 782 Mollance, 338 Mollington Hall, 314 and their Possessors. 961 Molyneux, Mr. Howard, 35°, 714 ■ , Montgomery, 554 , Moore, 37, 9 2 Monachty, 584 Monboddo, 463 Monck, Sir Clms. Bart. 475 Monck, Mr. Berkeley, 134, 831 Monckton, Hon. E. 3 1 7, 623, 795 Monckton, Hon. J. 7^7, 844 Moncrieff, 462 Moncrieff, Sir T. Bart. 462 Moncrieff, Mr. A. 473 , W. S. 458 Moncrieff, Mrs. 473 Money, Rev. Wm. 148, 863 Money Hill, 269 Moneyhill Hall, 603 Mongewell, 169, 858 Monington, 221 Monk, Sir C. L. Bart. 476, 587 Monk Breton Priory, 708 Monkey Island, 133 Monks Grove, 69, 721 Monks tone, 102 Monkwood, 720 Monnoux, Miss, 346 Monro. Major, 717 Monson, Lord, 490 Monson, Hon. and Rev. T. 41 1 Montagu, Mr. 807 , J. 134 Montague, Lord, 133 Montague, Mr. 261 , 549 , G. 685 Monteath, Mr. 365 Montesquieu, Baron de, 8 Montford,Rev. Mr. 787 Montgomery, Lieut. Col. 720 Montieth, Mr. 362 Montrath House, 7 5; t Montreal, j8, 704, 790 Montresor, Sir Hen. 6 Monvpenny, Mr. J. 663, 664 Moor, the, 222, 600 Moor Hall, 869, 779 Moor House, 21, 47 Moor House Hill, 337, 358 Moor Park, Surrey, 73, 792 — , Herts, 261,269,855 — , Essex, 533 — , Cumb. 666 Moorcombe Lodge, 334 Moore, Rev. G. 13, 779 Moore, Rev. J. 358, 818 Moore, Mr.C. 142,844 , D. 668 , G. 319, 618 " , J. 41, 261, 319 — , R. 545, 871 W. 249, 780 Morland, Mr. B. 173 ,W.A. 2i Morland, Mrs. 13 Morley, Earl of, 94, 847 Morley, Mr. 662, 754 Morrice, Rev. Mr,. 298 Morrick House, 775 Morris, Sir John, 165 Morris, Mr. C. 382 , E. 269 , P. 273 . R. 173 Moore, Mrs. 545 Morant, Mr. 103 Moray, Earl of, 458 Mordaunt, Sir C. Bart. 262, 690 Mordaunt, Mr. C. L. 779 Morden College, 5 Morden Hall, 44 Morden Park, 44 More, Mr. 640 More, Mrs. Hannah, 636 More Hall, 518 Moredun, 433 j Morehead,Mr. 717, 732 , Morel and, Mr. W.A.21 j I Mores, Mr.. 445 Morefori, Rev. Mr. 305 Moreton Alcomlow, 305 Moreton Hall, 305 Morewood, Rev. H. C. 423, 428, 732 Morewood, Mr. 734, 802 Morgan, SirC. Bt. 162, 509, 744 Morgan, Gen. 16 Morgan, Rev. Dr. 509 Morgan, Mr. 647, 904 , Charles, 162 , D. 804. 904 Morrison, Col. 811 Morrison, Dr. 463 Morrison, Rev. Mr. 1 14 Morritt, Mr. J. B. S. 357, 37o Morse, Mr. 193 Morshead,Lady,83, 847 Morshead, Mr. F. 420 , W. 65 Morthew, Rev. Mr. 572 Mortimer, Mr. E. H. €85 Mortomley, 386 Morton, Earl of, (458, 713, 7*9) Morton Hall, 815 Morvale House, 105 Morvil Hall, 254, 266 Morville Hall, 605 Moseley, Mr. 525, 530 , J. 842 Musgrave, Mr. C. 857 , J. 174, 694, Muspratt, Mr. 32 Musters, Mr. J. 385 Myddleton Family, 237 Myers, Mr. J. 779 Myerscough Hall, 333 Myerscough House, 333 Myners, Mr. P. R. 599 Myrtle Grove, 409 My stole House, 663 My the, 639 Mytton, Mr. 787 , J. 234, 245, 593 -, T. 785 N Nackington House, 8, 664 N acton, 548 Nadin, Mr. W. 320, 369 Nairne, Sir W. Bart. 462 Nairne, Mr. 38 A. 462 Naked Beauty, 5 1 7 Naneealverne, 65 Nannau Park, 245, 268 Nannerch, 750 Nanney, Rev. R. 245 Nant Hall, 245 Nantcribba, 645, 678 Nanteos, 214, 584, 678 Napier, Mr. 517, 596, 71/ , A. 338 Narborough Hall, 525, 907 Narford, Mr. J. 663 Narford Hall, 525, 907 Nash, Rev. Dr. 674 Nash, Mr. J as. 77 Nash Court, 6 Nassau, Mr. F. 546 Navestock Hall, 542 Naworth Castle, 393 Naylor, Mr. J. 408 Neach Hill, 233 Neale, Sir H. B. Bart. 103 Neale, Mr. 53 C. 17 Neatby, Mr. 446 Neave, Sir T. Bt. 537 NectonHall, 525, 907 Need, Gen. 385 Need, Mr. J. 769 Needham, Capt. 153 Needham, Mr. M. 619 Nellfield, 433 Nelmes, 559 Nelmes, Mr. T. 640 Nelson, Earl, (1 16,647) Nelson, Lieut.-col. 94 Nelthorpe, Sir H. Bart. 490 Nenthorn, 466 Nentsbury, 842 Nep Castle, 46 Nepean, Sir E. Bart. 61, 596 Nepean, Mr. 596 Nesbit, Col. 133 Nesham, Mr. J. D. 514 Neswick, 492 Nether Avon, 802 Nether Benholm, 474 Nether Court, 649 Nether Hall, 418, 667 Nether Langwith, 401 NetherWitton,469, 587 Netherby, 338, 361 Nethercot, 866 Nethercot, Mr. J. 325. Netherton, ;- and their Possessors. 9<53 Netherton House, 90 Nethway, 14* Netley Place, 792 Nettlecombe Court, 884 Nettleworth, 732, 817 Neuck, 716, 717 Neville, Hon. G. 37, 791 Neville, Col. 489, 502 Neville, Mr. C. 416 , G. 504 , J. P. 408 New Barrington Hall, 533 New Blainslie, 439 New Burn Hall, 781 New Cairnmuir, 710 New Court, 221, 747 New Crook, 333 New Grange, 410, 474 New Halies, 458 New Hall, Wilts, 115 — , Lane. 395, 776, 782, 842 — , Nth. Brit. 458 — , Essex, ^38 New Hill, 198 New House, Hants, 73, 895 — , Kent, 21 — , Bucks, 249 — , York, 402 New Lodge, Berks, 144 — , Herts, 261 — , Midd. 281,297,346 — , York. 389 — , Staff. 770, 787 New Lodge Park, 46 New Park, Hants, 103 — , Somerset, 122 — , Wilts, 146, 147, 863 New Place, Hants, 73, 895 — , Norfolk, 521, 523, 551, 629 — , Essex, 559 Newall, MrlW. 775 Newark, 720 Newbattle, 440, 470 Newberry, 509 Newbigging, 474 Newbold, 308 New hold Park, 659 Newbold Pacey, 262 Newborough, Lord, 275 Newbottle Hall, 514 Newbrough Hall, 478, 496 Newbuilding, 484, 528 Newburgh,Earlof,(375, 592, 617, 734, 738, 802) Newburgh, Countess of, 562, 648 Newby Park, 450, 469, 867 Newby Wiske, 450, 469 Newcastle, Duke of , 3 8 5 Newcastle, Duchess of, 481 Newcombe, Rev. Mr. 281, 297 Newcombe, Mr. 126 , W. 65 Newcott House, 118 Newdigate, Mr. F. P. 605 Newell, Mrs. 134 Newfield, 361 Newhall, 463 Newick Park, 42, 752 Newington, Mr. C. 25 Newington House, 154, 858 Newland, 206 Newland, Mr. Wm. 33 NewlandPark, 249, 390, 408 Newlands, 788 NewlandsideHouse,842 Newliston, 711, 715 Newman, Mr. 142, 386 , C. 282 , George, 250, 401 , J. D. 828 , T. H. 559 , W. 738 Newman's Walls, 474 Newmiln, 462 Newnham, Mr. T. 18, 213 Newnham Court, 886 Newnham Paddox, 285 Newnham Park, 94 Newport, Lord, 591 Newport, Col. 241, 659 Newport House, 216 Newsells Bury, 508 3 T2 Newstead Hall, 408 Newstead Abbey, 385 Newtimber Place, 38, 4*> 5^4 Newton, Mr. 445 , C. 346 , J. 180 719, 890 ■, M. 489 ~, R. 294 Newton, Devon, loo — , Heref. 217, 885 — , Lanerk, 362, 366 — , Kincar. 463 Newton Cap, 717 Newton Court, 201 Newton Don, 466 Newton Hall,Northum. 454 — , Essex, 03, 862 Newton Hall and Park, 267, 678 Newton House, 701 ,702 Newton Park, 104 Newton St. Looe Park, 161, 179 Nichol, Sir J. 165 . Nichol, Dr. 250 Nicholls, Mr. 659 Nichols, Mr. 281, 297, 345 , T.W. 249 , W. 14 Nichols, Mrs. 13 Nicholson, Mr. 84 , 281 , 84,297, 345 -, M.S. 717 Nicoll, Mr. S. 24 , T. 278 Nicolls, 325 Nicolls, Mr. 281 Nidd Hall, 390 Niddry Castle, 715 Nightingale, Sir C. E. Bart. 446 Nightingale, Mr. T. 6 1 5 Nightingale, Miss. 538, 725 Nimmo, Mr. R. 720 Ninewar, 457 Nisbit, Mr. T. 470 — . W. 457 Nisbitt, Sir J. 458 964 Indb* to the Country Seats, Nixon, Mr. 198 , T. 198 Noble, Major, 230 Noble, Mr. 42, 564 Nocton, 489, 502 Noel, Sir Gerard Noel, Bt. (349, 817), (670, 817), 878 Noel, Sir Ralph, Bart. (605, 844), 438, 453, 484, 780 Noel, Mrs. 265 Nonsuch Park, 44, 766, 863 Norbiton Place, 29 Norbury House, 37 Norbury Park, 45 Norcliffe, Mr. T. 485 Nordvue, 337, 358 Nore House, 738 Norfolk, Duke of, (34, 648, 814), (46, 48;, 337, 35 8 > 4i3, 5 2 3 Norfolk, Duchess Dow- ager of, 221 Nork House, 44, 753 Norland House, 193 NorleyBank, 681 Norley Hall, 290 Norman, Mr. G. 18 Norman Court, 68 Normanton, Earl of, 154 Normanton Hall, 606, 844 Normanton Park, 878 Norris, 77 Norris, Mr. 54 ■ , 86, 831, 863 361 R. 895 North, Mr. 761, 780 , D. 549 , F. 813 North Aston, 221, 692 North Court House, 78 North Cray, 13 North Merchiston, 713, 719 North Mims, 281, 297 North, Mr. PercivaL, 3Z North Stoneham Park, 647 North Willingham, 499 Northampton, Marquis of, 253, (282, 373) Northbrooke, 727 Northcote, 262 Northcote, Sir S. H. Bt. 117 Northdown, 21 Northesk, Earl of, 474 Northey, Mr. W. 45 Northlands, 33 Northmope, Mr. J. 62 Northover, 102 Northumberland, Duke of, (53. 65), (454, 762) Northwick, Lord, 226, 7 z6 Northwick Park, 157, 226, 726 Northwood House, 77 Norton, Mr. 816 Norton, Wiltshire, 1 26, 695 — , Northamp. 301 — , Staff. 313 — , Sussex, 647, 648 Norton Conyers Hall, 430 Norton Cottage, 79 Norton Court, 6 Norton Hall, Cheshire, 294 — , Somerset, 141, 596 — , Lane. 680 — , Suffolk, 629 Norton House, 386, 704 Norton Lodge, 79 Norton Place, 490, 505, 870 Norval, Mr. 714 Norwood Park, 482, 769 Norwood Lodge, 103 Nostal Hall, 408, 798 Notley, Mr. 884 Notton House, 149, 685 Nouaille, Mr. P. 790 Nowers Cottage, 114 Noyad, 584 Noyadd Fawr, 204 Nugent, Lord, 250 Nun Appleton, 477 Nun Monckton, 478 Nuneham Courtenay Park, 154, 830 NunehamWimpole,449 Nunny Kirk, 587 NunwickHall,438, 441 , 587, 806 Nursted House, 30 NuthallPark, 816 Nuthill, 473 Nutt, Mr. 170 Nuttall, Mr. John, 290 Nutwell Court, 97,717 Nynehead Court, 114, 141 O O'Brian, LadyS. 58 O'Brien, Mr. S. 758, 840, 844 Oak End, 194, 249 Oak Hill, Miud. 281, 297, 345 — , Lane. 306, 775 Oakeley, Mr. 245 Oakes, Dr. 350 Oakhedge, 289 Oaklands, 210 Oaklev, Rev. H. 871 Oakley Hall, 873 Oakley House, Berks, 173 -— , Northamp. 381 Oakley Park, Gloucest. 173, 821 — , Salop, 242, 600, 615, 786, 805 — , Stafford. 289, 810 Oaks, the, 41, 766 Oaks Hall, 386 Oat Hall, 47 Oatl amis Park, 184, 721 Oatley Park, 258 Ockham Park, 29 Oddie, Mr. 398, 838 Oddington, 225 Offchurch Bury, 308 Offerton Hill, 376 Offley, Mr. C. 185, 688 Offley Place, 381,749 Ogilvie, Sir G. M. Bart. 474 Ogilvie, Mr. J. 462, 717 T. E. 439 Oglander, Sir XV. Bart. ^96 Og : le, Capt. Sir C. 88 Ogle, Rev. Mr. S^S and their Possessors. 965 Ogle, Rev. J. 475 Ogle, Mr. W. 0. VV. 454, 469 Ogleface Ruins, 7 1 2 Og-ston, 428 Ogwell House, 94 Ogwen Bank Villa, 237 Okell, Mr. 258, 290 Okeover, Mr. 285 Okeover, 617 Okes, Rev. H. 07 Okewell Hall, 800 Old Park, 8, 780 Oldbury, 631 Oldbury Hall, 285 Oldheld Grange, 701 OldfieldHall, 392,681 Oldstone, 704 Oliphant, Mr. J. S. 461 Oliver, Mr. 354, 4*6, 798 ; , J. 214, 603 Oliver, Mrs. 517 Oliver Castle, 710 Ombersley Court, 674, 709 Onnnanney, Capt. 73 Ommanney, Mr. J. 70 Ongar Hill, 69 Ongley, Hon. S. 346 Onley, Rev. Mr. 699 Onslow, Earl of, 50 Onslow, Lady, 146 Onslow, Gen. 397, 879 Onslow, Mr. Serjeant, Onslow, Rev. G. VV. 29 Onslow, 234 Onslow Hall, 268 Orchard, 432 Orchard Cottage, 82 Orchard Farm, 249 OrchardWyndham,i8o, 884 Orchard, Mrs. 1)4 Orchardleigh, 607, 608, 646 Orchen Castle, 361, 710 Ord, Rev. Mr. 325 Ord, Mr. J. 469 Ord, Mr. W. 587, 807 Orde, Mr. C. 725 , W. 5*7 Orford, Earl of, (531, Orford Hall, 395, 680 Orford House, 518 Orgen Hall, 276 Orgill, Rev. N.T. 551 Orkney, Countess of, 133, 158 Orlebar, Mr. C. 282 R. 373 Orleigh, 114 Orleton Hall, 233 Orlingbury, 373, 713 Onnerod, Mr. L. 80a Ormiston, 713 Ormley Lodge, 84 Onnond, Marquis of, (261, 277), 385 Ormstone, 432 Orpington Place, 18 Orrell, Mr. J. 782 OrthwaiteHall, 418 Orton on the Hill, 321 Osbaldeston, Mr. B. 764 H. 893 Osbaldeston, Mrs. 485, 494 Osbaldiston, Mr. J. 326 Osbaston Hall, 41 7, 748 Osberton, 732 Osborn, Major, 647 Osborne, Lord F. 521, 660, 66z Osborne, Sir J. Bart. 381 Osborne, Mr. 194 H. 414, 566 Osborne, 77 Osborne Cottage, 77 Ossington Hall, 481 Osterley Park, 53, 193 Oswald, Mr. R. 720 Oswalds, 8 Otter, Mr. 499 Otterburn, 439 Otterden Place, 14 Ottershaw, 69 Ottley, Capt. M. 752 Ottow, Mr. 508, 510 Otway, Miss, 18 Oughterington Hall, 890 Oulton Hall, 289, 531, 875 Ouseden Hall, 523, 722, 742 Ousley, Sir VV. 202 Ouzlethwaite, 386, 40* Over Gogar, 713 Over House, 161, 599 Over Ross, 198 Overley Grange, 622 Overn Hill, 823 Overstone Park, 660 Overton, 366, 683,698 Overtown, 188 Ovey, Mr. 153, 855 Oving House, 250 Ovingdean, 42, 56^, 648 Ovingden, 18, 791 Ovington Place, 73, 895 Owen, Rev. Mr. 225 Owen, Mr. David, 640 , J. 26*; , E. VV. Smythe, 600 , Wm. 234 , VV. 244 Oxburgh Hall, 524,887 Oxenden, Sir H. 8, 15, 16 Oxenfoord Castle, 440, 470 Oxenheath, 670 Oxford, Earl of, (217, 631, 851), 214, 904 Oxford, Bishop of, 5, 194 Oxhey Place, 261 Oxtead Place, 791 Oxton, 385 Pache, Col. 758 Pack, Col. 398, 489 Packington, Lady, 611 Packington Hall, 301, 891 Packwood House, 230 Paddock, 6 Padwick, Mr. VV. 648 Padworth House, 137, 831 Page, Col. 137 Page, Mr. 32,41, 176, 836 , T. 29 392, 509 Page Hall, 386 Paget, Hon. Capt. 895 966 Index to the Country Seats, Paget, Mrs. 281, «97, 345 Pain, Mr. J. 779 Paine, Mr. G. 285 Pain's Hill, 29 Painswick House, 602 Paken Hill, 185, 688 Pakington, Sir John, 639. 709 Palace House, 852 Pale well Lodge, 83 Palinge, 800 Palk, Sir L. Bart. 94, 97 Palk, Mr. W. 94 Pallinsburn Hall, 469 Pallnier, Mr. C. N. 29 Palmer, Sir C. H. Bart. 134, 3^5* 695 Palmer, Sir J.Bart. 382 Palmer, Rev. Mr. 325 Palmer, Mr. 29, 320, 622, 878 , C. 32, 707,836 > R- 134 , S. 550 Palmerston, Lord, (89, 647, 651) Palterton, 385 Panmure. 474 Panneweil, Capt. 793 Panshanger, 479, 748 PantGlas, 204 Pa.ut y Goitre, 811, 904 Panton, Mr. 294 Pantou House, 767 Pantydery, 209 Panilion, Rev. Mr. 85 Pavilion, Mr.T. 22 Pardoe, Mr. T. 787 Pares, Mr. 369, 705 Parham Park, 48, 896 Park, Hon. Mr. Justice, 44 Park, 234 Park, the, Sussex, 694 — , North Brit. 439, 738 — , Glouc. 827 Park Hall, Essex, 518 — , Wore. 2C3, 61 5, 780 — , Staff. 589 — , Lanc/732, 747, 817 Park Hay, 341 Park Hill, 353, 474, 716 Park House, 673, 899 Park Place, Hants, 86, 647, 698 — , Berks, 153 — , North Brit. 716 Parke, Mr. 306 Parker, Hon. T. 182, 197 Parker, Sir VVm. 229, 545 Parker, Mr. 333, 334, 3 74, 589 , G. 485 , H. 478, 482 , Isaac, 337, 358 , J. 392 , M- 94 , R. Skz , T. 678 :, Th. 417, 853 , Th. L. 777 , Tim. 780 Parker, Mrs. 482 . * 94, 4 o5 » Parker's Well, 727 Parkes, Mr. Win. 265, 605, 690 Parkhurst, 792 Parkhurst,Rev. Mr. 695 Parkhurst, Mr. J.G. 301 , J. 485, 495 Parkin, Mr. 386, 843 Parkinson, the Rev. Dr. 499 Parkinson, Mr. L. 216, 885 Parklay, 716 Parkyu,xMr.H. 33^7,358 Parkyns, Lady, 398 Parlington, 354, 449, 764 Parndon House, 518 Parnell, Mr. J. 138 Parnham House, 596 Parr, Mr. 600 Parrock House, 6 Parrott, Mr. J. 97 Parrs Wood, 392 Parry, Mr. ^z , D. 678 , F. C. 137 . J- -3 + Parry, Mr. R. 144 , T. 41 Parry, Mrs. 85, 221, 682 Parsonage House, 45 Parsons, Mr. 847 Parson's Green, 45, 70 Partington, Air. 4 Partridge, Mr. 520,521, 523, 55x, 629 Paschclier, Mr. 44, 659, Pascoe, Mr. T. 65 Paske Hall, 695 Passaford, 118 Paston, Lieut. Col. 473 Pastures, the, 6zz Patchley, 24, 25 Paterson, Mr. G. 473 Patrick, Mr. J. 717 Patten, Mr. 517, 775, 779 , T. 306, 680 Patterson, Mr. J. 461, 729 , T. 842 Pattishall, Mr. 903 Pattison, Mr. 305 Paul, Sir G. C. Bart. (186, 602, 688) Paul, Mr. J. P. 210, 821 Paulton Park, 80 Pauncefoot, Sir G. Bart. 706 Pauth Maur, 202 Pavilion, the, 38 Paxhill, 47, 752 Paxton, Sir W. 204 Paxton Place, 346 Paylor, Mr. W. 21 Payne, Rev. Mr. 202 Payne, Mr. 86 , J- 42>.5 6 4 , P. 346 , T. 272 Payne, Mrs. 193 Payne, Miss, 346 Paynter, Mr. S. 83 Peach, Mr. 229, 639 , S. P. 176 Peacock, Sir N. 84 Peacock, Col. 237 Peacocks, 538 Pead, Mr. B. 517 Peak House, 105 and their Possessors. 967 Peamore, 97 Pearce, Mr. 137, 517 , J. 188 Peareth, Mrs. 453, 514 Pearse, Mr. W. 532 Pearson, Capt. 79 Pearson, Mr. J. 233, 317, 623 , R. 808 , W. 41 Pearson, Mrs. 438, 842 Peartree House, 76 Peartree Lodge, 76 Pease, Mr. J. R. 534, 798 Peat, SirR. 842 Peats Wood, 810 Pechell, Mr. 261 > T. 33 Peckham, Mr. R. D. 8 Peckover, Mr. E. 409, 775 Pedley, Mr. 70 Pedmore Hall, 265 Peek, Mr. 823 Peel, Mr. J. 416 Peele, Sir R. Bart. 286, 590, 618, 622, 782, 891 Peele, Mr. 517 , J. 434 Peers, Mr. C. 154, 858 Pegwell Bay, 649 Peile, Mr. S. 445 Peirse, Mr. H. 41 1 , R. W. 484 Pelham, Hon. C. A. 81 Pelham, Hon. C. zz6, 490 Pelham, Mr. 24, 633, 649 Pelham, Mrs. 791 Pelham Place, 85, 831 Pell, 406 Pell, Mr. Serj. 269 Pemberton, Mr. R. D. 514 Pembroke, Earl of, (58, 109, 124, 647) Pembroke Countess Dowager of, 83 Pen Hall, 899, 905 Pen House, 109 Peu Myarth, 202 Pen Park, 207, 639 Pen y Gardden, 678 Pen y Pylle, 258, 290 Penair, 95 Penbedw, 315, 750 Pencallenick, 95 Pencarrow Park, 624, 784 Pencoyd Castle, 161 Pencraig, 294 Pencraig Court, 198 Pendarves, 118 Pendarvis, Mr. E. H. 118 Pendennis Castle, 95 Pender, Mr. G. 648 Penfold, Mr. C. 282, 828 Penge Cottage, 32 Penge Place, 32 Pengelly, 216 Pengelly, Rev. Mr. 847 Pengwern, 293 Penlease, Mr. 788 Penllyne Castle, 162 Penn, Mr. J. 84, 133 Penn House, 855 Pennans, 95 Pennant, 678 Pennant, Mr. D. 290 Pennington Hall, 428 Pennington House, 787 Penny, Rev. W. 410, 760 Penny man, Sir W. Bt. 893 Pennyman House, 492, 494 Penoyer Place, 202 j Penoyre, Mr. 222 ! Penpergwin House, 201, 811 : Penpornpron, 593 i Penquite, 95 j Penrhos, 238 I Penrhos Br ad wen, 238 Penrhyn, Lady, 23 7,275 Penrhyn House, 275 Penrice, 95 Penrose, Adm. 95 Penruddock, Mr. 109 Penshurst Castle, 25 Penson, Mr. 70 Pentille Castle, 846 Pentlegare, 166 Pentre, the, 201 Pentrebychan, 677 Penturch, 665 Penwortham Hall, 779 Penybont House, 214 Penydaran, 665 Penylan, 204 Peover Hall, 391 Pepbrook House, 45 Peploe, Mr. Sam. 217, 885 Peplow Hall, 892 Pepper, Mr. 533, 862 Pepper Hall, 453 Pepper Harrow Park, 30 Pepys, Sir L. Bart. 45 Perceval, Mr. 349 Perdiswell, 224, 639, 748 Perfect, Mr.Thos. 173 Perkins, Mr. 346 S. S. 321, 590, 620 Perkins, Mrs. 31 Perlby, Mr. 76 Perridge, 100 Perring, Sir J. Bt. 98, 793 Perring, Mr. J. 792 Perrom, Mrs. 446 Per rot, Mr. J. 771 , L. 134 Perrott, Mr. G. 157 Perry, Rev. Mr. 699 Perry, Mr. 518, 533 , T. 221 Perry n, Rev. G. 396 Pershouse,Mrs.899, 905 Perth y Berllan House, 656 Pertbyr, 206, 562 Pete, 634 Peterborough House, 70 Peterley House, 249 Peters, Mr. H. 45, 496, 791 Peters, Mrs. 45, 791 Petersli am Lodge, 83 Peterston Court, 202 Pet ham House, 66$ Petit, Mr. 798 Fetlev, Mr. 18 -, C. C. 18, 704 968 Index to the Country Seats, Petre, Lord, (416, 630, 85*)» (5 2 5» 53o). 537 Petre, Hon. Mr. 354, 426, 798 Petre, Mr. J. B. 522, 906 Petteril Bank, 337, 35 8 Pettiward, Mr. R. 742 . W. 554 Petton Hall, 257 Petworth Park, 34, 684, 895 Peyton, Adm. 47 Peyton, Capt. 788 Peyton, Rev. A. 512 Peyton, Mrs. 788 Phantassie, 457 Pheasant Place, 1 6 Pheasantry, the, 82, 753 Phelips, Mr. J. 120, 122 Philip, Mr. W. 474 Philiphaugh, 433 Philips, Mr. J. 372 , T. 840 Phillimore, Mr. J. 174 , W. 276 Phillipps, Mr. T. C.326 Phillipps, Mrs. 216 Phillips, Mr. C. 589 ■ , J.' 173 , R. 2 20 , T. 157, 217, Pigot, Capt. 374 , J. 895 Pigot, Mrs. 115, 857 Pigott, Adm. ?V> Pigott, Mr. T. 128 -, W. 270 Pike, Mr. G. 555, 662 Pike House, 775 Pilkington, Sir T. Bart. 389 Pilkington Manor House, 262 Pillans, Mr. 716 Pin Hill, 249 Pinhey, Mr. 44 Pinkie House, 458 Pinkney House, 176 Pinnacle Hill, 466 Pinner Hill, 269 Pinney, Mr. 113, 737 , J. 607 P. 607 221, 222, 885 T.W. 114 Phillips, Mrs. 599 Phipps, Mr. j 48, 687 -, C. L. 863 , S. 831 Picard, Mr. 406, 506 Pickard, Mr. T. 58, 90 Pickering, Rev. S. 603 Pickering, Mr. J. 103 Pickibrd, Mr. 329 Pickwick Lodge, 138 Picton Castle, 168 Pidder, Mr. 333 Piercefield, 210, 599 Piermont, 21, 649 Pierpoint, Mr. P. 249 Pierrepoint, Hon. Mr. 282 Pierrepoint, Col. 758 Piggott, Gen. 791 Pigmy Hall, 420 Pigot, Sir A. 892 Pigot, Sir G. 23; Piozzi, Sir J.S. 290 Pipe Hall, 313 I Pippingford Lodge, 38, I 752 I Pirn > 433 i Pishiobury, 518, 532 j Pitcairns, Mrs. 703 j Pitcarthley House, 461 I Pitdivie, 473 i Pitcomb, 122 j Pitfour Castle, 473 ! Pitillock, 473 i Pitkerro, 474 j Pitlour, 473 1 Pitmarston, 611 ! Pitt, Mr. S. 110 j , W. M. 58 Pitt's Hill, 895 I Pitt House, 184 j Pitts, Mr. 518 j Pixton, 130 Pixton Hill, 37, 888 I Pixton Park, 789 ' Place, 624 Place, Mr. L. 285 Plaistow Lodge, 17 Plantation, the, 509, 893 Plas Fron, 805 Plas Heaton, 819 Plas Kynaston, 678 Plas Maddock, 275 Plas Newydd, 237 Plas y \«mt, 245 Plas-yn-Dinas, 245, 59 j Plas-yn-Yale, 819 Plashet Park, 38 Plashet Place, 634 Plaskett, Mr. T. H. 13 Plasmadoc, 678 Plasnewyd, 819 Plaster, Mr. A. 258 Piatt House, 392 Player, Mr. G. 80 Playfair, Mr. 193 Pleadwich Hall, 389 Pleasington Hall, 852, 894 Plenderleith, Mr. 433 Plestow, Rev. J. D. 509, Pleydell, Mr. 58 Plowden, Mr. 104, 242 , Edw. 233 Plowden Hall, 242 Plumbe, Mr. T. 425 Plumer, Sir T. 261 Plumer, Mr. W. 518, 55 2 > 814 Plumptree, Mr. J. 16 Plumtree Hall, 41 1 Plymouth, Earl of, 253, 382 Plyn, 95 Pochin, Mr. 606, 695 Pochin, Mrs. 489, 758 Pocklington, Sir R. 554 Pocklington, Mr. J. 481 , R. 420, 501, 768 Pocock, Lady, 134 Pocock, Mr. G. 183 Pocock, Mrs. 54, 143 Poddmore, Mr. 518 Point Pleasant, 8 1 1 Pointers, 29 Pole, Sir C. M. Bt. 726 Pole, SirW.Bt. 61, 883 Pole, Dowager Lady, 57 Pole, the, 310 Poles Farm, 479 Polhill, Mr.G.(i8,704, 790) , J. 828 Polkemmet, 714 Pollen, Sir J. W. Bart. (-147, 698) Polmont Bank, 716 Polmont House, 716 and their Possessors. 909 Polmood, 7 to Polmure, 463 Polsdeh, 79a Poltair, 65 Poltimore House, 142 Pomfret, Earl of, 298, 838 Ponsonby, Miss, 237, 238 PontRuffyd Hall, 315, 750 Pont y Prydd, 665 Pontywall Hall, 222 Ponton, Mr. 20 Poole, Sir R. Bt. 134 Poole, Mr. 261 , W. 294 Poole, Mrs. 533 Poole Park, 750 Poore, Sir J. Bt. 147, 752 Popham, Sir H. 54, 149 Popham, Gen. L. 137, 188 Popham, Mr. 637 Popham, Mrs. 79 Porch House, 69 Porcher, Mr. J. B. 90 Porchester Castle, 30, 651, 876 Porkington, 234 Port Eliot, 95, 104, 845 Portal, Mr. J. 57 Porter, Mr. 617 -* , G. 537 ,R. 721 ,T.6i, 639 Porters, 261, 276, 282, 298 Porthill, 114, 564 Portland, Duke of, (3 «ro, 385, 732, 817), (365, 736), 390 Portland Castle, 84 Portledge, 114 Portlethen, 463 Portman, Mr. E.B. 58, 596, 687, 850 Portslade, 648 Portsmouth, Earl of, 53, 57, 88 Portswood House, 74,76 Portway House, 687 Postern, 20 Postlethwaite, Rev. Mr. 382 Potento, 462 Potie, 461, 473 Pott, Mr. G. 432 Potter, Rev. J. 293 Potter, Mr. 258, 290 Potts, Mr. 281, 345 , A. 44, 297 , H. 293 Pouget, Dr. 729 Poulett, Earl, no Poulett, Countess Dow- ager, 90, 537, 560, 729 Poulett, Hon.John, 250, 262 Pound Cottage, 3 7 Pounds, 847 Powderham Castle, 97, 5 6 5, 7*7 Powell, Mr, 161, 445 , A. 109 , B. 888 , C. 517 , D. 735 Rhodes, Mrs. 409 Rhual, 315 Rhydd, 611 Rhydoldog, 214 Rhydonnen, 237, 675 Ribblesdale, Lord, 406, 699 Ribby House, 394 Ribston Hall, 3 ^4, 450 Ricardo,Mr. R.53,688 Riccarton, 713, 7*9 Rice, Hon. E. 182, 197 Rice, Rev. H. 8 Rice, Mr. 70 , Edward, 15, 16 Rice, Mrs. 204, 690 Rich, Rev. Sir C. Bart. 651 Richards, Mr. 442, 659 — , r; h5 , W. P. 238 971 Richardson, Rev. Dr. 484 Richardson, Rev. Mr. 646 Richardson, Capt. 143" Richardson, Mr. 462 — » J- *f?i*9Y» 473, 799 , R. 3H v S. 702 Richardson, Mrs. 49, 738 Richborough Castle, 1 5 Richings Park, ^33 Richmond, Duke of, • (33,34, 648, 684) Richmond Green, 761 Richmond House, 83 Richmond Park, 29 Rickarby, 338, 361 Rickards, Rev. R. 702- Rickards, Mr. R. 602 Ricketts, Mr. G. C. 241 Riddel, 433 Riddel, Sir J. B. Bar*. 433 Riddel, Lady, 430 Riddel, Mr. 469 — , C. 432,439 -, R- 454 , T.470 Riddel, Mrs. 438, 717, 806 Riddick, Mr. 338 Rlddlesworth Hall, 522, 629 Rider, Mr. 23 Riddry Park, -717 Ridge, Mr. Q, 44 — -, T. 895 Ridgeway, 168 dbbw*I Ridge way Castle, 76 Ridgmont House, 3 1 8^ Ridley, Sir M. Bt. 454, 513 Ridley Hall, 808 Rigby, Mr. E. 586 — , F.H. 546, 743 , W. 392, 681 Rigg, Capt. 517 Rimington, Mr. 412, 868 Rinn, 712 Ripley Hall, 390, 740 3 2 972 Index to the Country, Seats, Rippon, Mr. 84* Rise, 506 Risehoim, 490 Rising Lodge, 512, 89* Riss< we, Mr. 548 Rivenhall Parsonage, C38 Rivenhall Place, 538 Riverhead, 704 Rivers, Lord, 58, 521 Riversdal-, Lord, 133 Roach, Capt. 585 Roharts, Mrs. A. 278 Robestone Hall, 585 Roberton, Mr. 7 14 Roberts, Sir W. Bt. 97 Roberts, Mr. E. 82 , L 193. 389 , T. 277 Robinson, Sir G. Bart. 3^5, 659 Robinson, Rev. Jn. 137, 496, 867 Robinson, Capt. 698 Robinson, Mr. 45 Robinson, Mrs. 517 Rcch Court, 86, 647, 850, 876 Rochester, Bishop of, 18 Rochets, 537 Roch ford," Earl of, 549 Rock, Rev. Mr. 862 Rock, Mr. 840 , J- 149 Rock, 94 Rock Hall, 338 Rock House, 37S, 683, 769 Rock Lodge, 514 Rockbeare House, 6 1 Rockfield, 599 Rockingham Castle, 382 Rockingham Hall, 615 Rocklands, the, 201 Rockley House, 138, 698 Rocks, the, 670, 752 Rocksley, 346 Rodborough. 688 Rodd, Mr. C. 157 ., F. H. 65 Rcddam, 469 Roddam, Mr. 469 Rode Hall, 391 Roden, Earl of, 518, 533 Rodney, Lord, 73, 895 Rodney, Lady, 600, 885 Roe, Capt. 198 Roe, Mr. M. 648 Roehampton Lodge, 83 Roegatc Cottage, 895 Rtgerley Hall, 842 Rogets, Sir J. L. Bart. 94 Rogers, Rev. Mr. 701 Rogers, Mr. 197 , John, 6:0 , J. 102 Rogers, Miss, 182 Rogerson, Mr. J. 361, 710 Rokeby, Lord, 14 Rokeby, Rev. L. 325 Rokeby Park, 357, 370 Rolfe, Mr. E. 513 Rolland, Mr. J. 474 Rolle, Lord, 105, 130 Rolle, Miss, 130 Rolleston, 369, 416 Rolleston, Mr. L. 816 Rolph, Mr. 662 Roman, Mrs. 102 Romiey Hall, 733 Romney, Earl of, 14 Romsey House, 138 Rookery, the, 792 Rooksnest, 37 Roper, Mr. C. B. T. 258 , T. 32 Ropers, 537 Roscoe, Mr. Edw. 258, 290 Rosdew, Mr. 94 Rose, Mr. G. H. 103 Ro^e Castle, 413, 667 Rose Hall, 714 Rose Hill, Cornwall, 6$ — , Denb. 258 — , Sussex, 632 Rose Hill Park, 75Z Rosebank, 466 Roseberry, Earl of, 458, 545> 586, 7i3» 814 Roseburn, 71 1 Rosecadghill, 65 Rosehill, 153, 698 Rosemount, 462, 736 Roset, 720 Rosier, Mr. J. 562 Ross, 710 Ross, Mr. 754 , H. 474 — , J. C. 470 , R. L. 337, 358 Rossall, 394 Rossie, 461, 473, 474 Rossie Priory, 473 Rosslyn, Earl of, 472 Rosslyn House, 277 Rosthwaite, 420 Rosyth Castle, 458 Rothamstead House, 318 Rotherby, 696 Rotherfield Park, 86, 831 Rotherwas, 221 Rothes, Countess of, 46, 791 Rotten, Mr. 264 Rougham Hall, 556, 741, 813 Round, Mr. J. 540 Roundell, Mrs. 699 Round Chimnies, 37 Round Hill House, 122 Rous, Lord, 549, 551, 55* Rousham, 613 Routh, Rev. Dr. 1 34 Rowchester, 470 Rowed Ash ton, 686 Rowfant House, 41, 564 Rowland, Mr. 289, 406, 484 , E. 678 Rowlans, Mr. 25 Rowley, 494 Rowley, Lady, 552 Rowley, Mr. B. 233 , O. 829 Rowling Court, 16 Rowsham, 154, 836 Roxburgh, Duchess of, 457 Roy, Mr. W. 466 Roydes, Mr. J. 775 . Roydon, 518 Roydon Hall, 670, 793 Royds, Mr. Jas. 800 ■, John, .800 Royle Hall, 852 Rucker, Mr. Dan. Hen. 29 Ruddington Lodge, 398; and their Possessors. 973 Rudge, Mr. E. 224 Rutting, Capt. 54S Ruding, Mr. W. (342, 606, 844) Ruding, Mrs. 695 Ruli'ord, 350 Rug, 237/676, 779 Ruloe, 2X9 Rumsey Place, 202 Ruppera House, 162 Ruscombe House, 134 Rushbrooke, Lieut. Col. 545, 743 Rushbrooke Hall, 545, 743 Rushden Hall, 381 Rushforth Hall, 409 Rushmoor Lodge, 58 Rusholme, 392 Rushout, Hon. and Rev. G. 241, 885 Rushton, 396 Rushworth, Hon. Mrs. 79 Russell, Col. 433 Russell, Mr. 605, 711 ■ , C. 143, 144 • , J- 5>7, 559 , M. 484, 510 , T. 117, 763 , W. 902 Russell's Farm, 261, 855 Russell House, 36 Russia Cottage, 281, 297 Rutherford, Capt 439 Rutherford, Mr. 445 , J. 439>47* Ruthven, Lord, 461 Ruthyn, Baroness Grey de, 301, 373 Rutland, Duke of, (350, 696),378,(44*>8i6), 521 „ Ruxbury Cottage, 721 Rycote Park, 194, 214, 823, 858, 866 Rydall Hall, 420 Rydall Mount, 420 Ryder, Mr. 278 - — — , T. 261 Ryebank, 272 Ryegate Piiory, 41, 79 1 jtyley, Mr. 806 Ryley, Mr. J. 329 Ryston Hall, 509 S Sackets Hill, 649 Sacomb Park, 446 Sadborough, 110, 883 ' Sadler, Rev.Mr. 591,837 Sadlers, 560 Saggieden, 473 St. Albans, id St. Albans, Duke of, 41, 753, 79« St. Ann's Hill, 54, 69, 721 St. Asaph, Vise. 749 St. Audries House, 179 St. Austins, 103 St. Austin's Abbey, 6 St. Boniface, 81 St. Breock, 624 St. Catherines, 433 St. Clere, 790 St. David's, Bishop of, 204 St. Edmund's Hill, 523, 74a St. German's, Earl of, (95, i°4> 173, 845, 865) St. Helen's, 326 St. Ives, 409 St. James's, 254, 787 St. John, Lord, 381 St. John, Rev. J. F. 639 St. John, Mr. S. A. 813 St. John's, 80, 703 St. John's Lodge, 346, 38t St. John's Place, 29 St. Julian's, 282, 298 St. Leger, Mr. A. 353 St. Leonard's, 74 St. Leonard's Hill, 133, .144 St. Margaret's, 479 St. Martin's, 462 St. Paul, Sir Hor. D. C. Bart. 469 St. Paul, Major, 398 St. Paul's Waldenbury, 38i St. Pierre, 599 St. Quintin, Mr. W. T. 492 St. Stephen's, 282, 298 St. Vincent, Earl of, 537 Saint, Mr. 888 .Saint Hill, 37 Sale Hall, 392 Salesbury, 282, 298 Saling Grove, 701 Salisbury, Marquis of, f345, 856), 556 Salisbury, the Dean of, 58 Salkeld Lodge, 337,358 Sail House, 532, 813 Salmon, Rev. Dr. 611 Salmon, Rev. T. 115 Salmon, Mr. 289 , W. 1 47 , W. W. 863 Salsey Forest, 282 Salt, Mrs. 329, 374 Salter, Mr. 855 Salthill, 33 Saltonstall, Miss, 29 Saltram, 94, 847 Salusbury, Sir R. Bart. 162 Salvin, Mr. B. J. 453 , W. 453, 780 Salway, Mr. R. 600 — , T. 600 Salwey, Miss, z4t Sambrook, Rev. Mr. 672: Sampio', Mr. 70 Sampson, Rev. Dr. 84 ' Sampson's Hall, 754 Sand Hutton, 485, 495 Sandbeck Park, 353, 870 Sandbourn, 271, 747, 899 Sanders, Mr. J. 142 , T. 6$6 Sanderson, Mr. 37 Sanderstead Lodge, 37 Sand ford, Mr. 141 — , F. 234 — , H. 190 -> T. 314 , W. A. 114 Sandford Hall, 314 Sandgate Castle, 649 Sandhill Grove, 884 Sandhill Park, 884 Sandhoe, 438, 808 Sandilands, Mr. G. 473 V74 ndex. to the Country Seats, - Candling Place, 664 Sandon HaB, 302 Sandown Castle, 15,649 Sandridge, 141 Sands, Capt. 716 Sand well House, 97 Sandwell Park, 2>o .Sandwich, Earl of, 442, 449, 659 Sandy Place, 346 Sandys, Sir Edwin, 173 Sandy well Park, 162, ! 97 . Sansaw Hall, 257, .272 Sansom, Mrs. 541 Santon Downham Hall, 524, 629 Santos, Mr. D. 445 Sard, Rev. H. R. 564 Sargeaunt, Mr. J. 249, **S Sarling Hall, 589 Sarnsfield Court, 885 Sarnsfield House, ji6, 217 Sarratt, 855 Sarsden House, 157, 695 Satterleigh House, 114 Savernake Lodge, 137, 802 S a ugh tori Hall, 7ir, 713 Saughton House, 458 Saughton Place, 713 Sauldon House, 250 Saunders, Mr. 79 — , G. 650 , J. 729 , T. 688 Saunders Hill, 624 Savile, Mr. A. 62 — -, C 5 i< Savile, Miss, 89 Savilte, Hon. and Rev. L. 350 SawbridRe, Mr. 549 — -, N. 310 -*-, S. E. 663 Sawle, Mr. J. S. 95 Sjwley Abbey, 699 Sawry, Mr. J. C. 422 Sawyer, Adm. 847 Sawyer, Major, 223 Sawyer, Mr. 134 Haxham, 722 £a.,e and Scle, Lord, 695 Sayer, Rev. G. 16 Sayer; Mr. G. 634 Sayle, Mr.T. 354 Scaleby Castle, 337, 361 Scampston, 485 Scarborough, Earl of, (353. »70.\ 4^3 Scarisbrick, Mr. T. 779, 782 Scarisbrick Hall, 779 Scarlet, 134 Scarsdale, Lord, 378, Scarthingwell Hall and Park, 477 Scatchard, Mr. S. 800 Scawby, 490 Scawen, Mrs. 791 Schute, Mr. T. D. 116 Schutz, Mr. T. 194 Schutz, Mrs. Bacon, 550 Scobell, Mr. 6c, , E. 65 Scone Palace, 462 Scorrier House, 68 Scotney, 21 Scots Town, 710 Scott, Sir — , Bt. 439 Scott, Sir Joseph, Bart. 271 Scott, Lady, 285 Scott, Gen. 721 Scott, Hon, Capt. 84 Scott, Capt. 84 Scott, Dr. 461 Scott, Mr. 28 1, 297, 345» 434> 474> 7>4> 7'9 , A. 474 _,C. .3,65,433, , E. 267 — , G. R. 474 , H. 439, 4*6 — -, J. 86, 32, 432, Hi , P. 474 , R. 365 , s. 738 . W. 433, 458 Scott, Mrs. 153, z66, 542, 740 Scott, Miss, 764 Scott's Hall, 14 Scottbw Hall, ^22 ! Scourfieldj Col. 585 Screveton Hall, 706 Scrivelsby Park, 503 Scrope, Mr. W. 1]$, 158 Scudamore, Mr. 904 , L 13, 5 6 * Sea, Grove, 80 Seacocks Heath, 634 Seahatn, 484 Seale, Mr. J. 704-;^^ Searle, Mr. J. 7*5^2 Searles House, 38 Seaside, 473 Seaton, 474 .D , — Seaton Hall, 422 Seatonburn House, 454 Sebright, Sir J. Bt. *8'z, 298 Sedbury House, 357, 3 7Q, 761 Sedgehitl House, 687 Sedgwick Park, 4#qsrt8 Seething Hall, 814 Seluby Hall, 880 Selby, Mr. J. J. 457 , R. 469 , T. 790 Sella Park, 668 Sellinge Court Lodge, 14 Selsey, Lord, 33, 508 Send Grove, 30 Senhouse, Mr. H. 418, 667 Senhouse, Miss, 422 Sennowe Lodge, 530 Sergeanston, Col. 41 1 Sergison, Rev. W. 41^ 42, 564. 752 Serjeant, Mr. J. 34 Serjent, Mr. J. 684 Serlby Hall, 481 Serle, Mr. 698 , P. 647 Sessay Hall, 478 Seton, Mr. A. 716 , C. 473 , R. 716 Setterington, 485 . Scvenscore, 649 Severn, Mr. J. 214 Severn Droog Castle, 5 Severn End, 6i r Sewell, Mr. $V x 94> 249 Seymer, Mr. 58 Seymour, Lord R. Con- way, 204, 882 Seymour, Lord H. 77 Seymour, Sir M. Bart. 94 Seymour, Mr. 727 - , H. 850 , J. 301, 713 Sezincot, 157 Shabden, 41, 7^3 Shackle, Mr; 8^ Shaftesbury, Earl of, 58, 90 Shafto, Mr. C. 438 _— , G. D. 587 • -,:R. D.453 Stiairp, Mr. T. 711 Siialford House, 30 Shalstone, 262 Shanks House, 102, 122 Shannon, Earl of, 52s, Shapwick, 190 Shapwick House, 130, and their Possessors, Sheath, Rev. M. 498, [41 Shard, Mr. 143 Shardloes, 249, 855 Sharleston, 408 Sharnbroek, 381 Sharp, Mr. G. 442, 449 — , J. 462 — , Rich. 4< Sharpe, Mr C. f/Qt , C S. B. 740 , G. 6^9 , T. 713 Sharpellaw, 466 Sharpham Park, 141 Sharpham Hou^e, 97 Sharrowhead, 617, 772 Shavington Hall, 810, 873 Shaw, Sir J. G. Bart. H. 793 Shaw, Mrs. 137 Shaw End, 370 Shaw Hill, 333, 685 Shaw House, Berks, 137, 685,, 834 — , Wilts, 146 — , Staff. 372 Shawburv Park, 871 Shawden. 460 % Shawe r Mr. -508 625 Shebberts would, 8 Sneddon, Mr. G. 77 , R. 77 Sheen, Mrs. 538 Sheephall Bury, 346, 749 Sheffield, Earl of, 42, 7<2 Sheffield, SirC. 416 Sheffield, Rev. Sir Robt* Bart. 609, 737 Sheffield Place, 42, 712, 75 a Sheldon, Mr. R. 229 Shelley, Sir J. Bart. 38, $41 7< 2 Sheflev, Sir f . Bart. 46, 48 '-. ■ Shelly Halt, ?-*5 Shelwell House, 250, 828 Shen field Place, 537 Shenley Parsonage, 281, 297. ' " Shenstone Hall, 30 r Shenstone Lodge, 620 Shenstone Moss, 620 Shenstone Park, 620 Shephard, Mr. J. 549 Shepherd, Mr. 370, 828 Sheppard, Sir T. Bart. 298 Sheppard, Mr. E. 186 s P. 186, 688 -, T. 278 -, T. C. lh> ■ 372 Shepperd, Mr. 4415 Sherborne, Lord, (182, 197), (694, 821) Sherborne, 182, 197 Sherborne Cfistle, 109, 616, 668 Sherborne Lodge, 694, 82 1 Sherbrook, Major-gcn. 385 Sherbrook, Mr. W. 385 Sherburn Castle, 194, 866 Sherftel-d House, 647 , Sheriff, Mr. 1 15, 857 Shermanbury Place, V? Shernfold Place, i- m Sherringham,- 532 Sherston, Mr. P. 126 Sherwood Hall, 385, 769 Sherwood Lodge, $$'$' ; Shewford House, 7 1 Shidfield, 6*7 ShifTner, Mr. G. 42 ShiUingrord Castle, 170 ShiUmglaw, Major, 439 Shillingiaw, Mr. W. 711 Sinllingiey Park, 74 Shiplake Hill, 134, ir* Shire Hall, 386 Shirley, Mr. 193 - ' . ' -- , E. 229 Shirley House, WJ Shobdon Court, 214,224) 631 Shockerwick, 138, 146 Shooter's Hjii, 481, «& 870 Shore. Mr...§.-sert. \j& Shore, Mr. S. jun. 3S6 Shoreham Castle and . > " Pa.k, 703" Short, Mr. H. 767 -, J- 97 Shorrjr,rove- Ha}l, £zx f Shotover, 194 . D g Shotbrook House,. 230 ■'■ Shpttesham House, 54 1 Shrewsbui y, Earl : - ot# (57-, 589), (157, 6" 1 3, 6 v'> f 9SU 253 Shrives. Pfiory, .662 Shrub Hill, 46, 791 Shrubland Park,. .540, 556, 742 Shuckburgh, Mr. 308, 836" ,'-',' q Shuckburgh Park, 308 - Shuckforth, Mr. 819 Shugborough, 289, 302 Shu'.dham* Mr - 61 * Shu'e House, 61, 883 Shuttle worth, Mr. .&$#, 560 sou , A. 592 . — - , H. 416, -,R. 762,852 Sibbald, Sir J. Bart. 54, '49 Sibbald, Dr. 472 \)7$ r iNDUX'tO 'ttieCoVtffRY SfeKTS, 844 , W. 588 Miss, 588 5*8 Simpson, Sims, Mr, Sin;ai Park, 320, 369 Sinclair/Sir J. G.Bt. 457 Sinclair, Sir J. Bart 84 Singleton, Mr. M. 523, 722, 74^ Singleton Lodge, 393 Sion Hiil, 53 Sion House, 53, 61 Sion Lodge, 53 Sittingbourne Lodge, 6 SitwelV.SirGi Btl 478, 733> 73S Sitweli, Lady, 617 Sitwell, Mr. F. 457 *r~, H. 242, 600 Sitwood Park, 54, 149 Sizerth Hall, 411 Skefiington, Sir W. Bt. 844 Skeffington Hall, 844 Skelbrook Park, 354 Skellow Grange, 354 Skelton Castle, 528^ 868, 893 Skene, Mr. 462 Skcpp, Mr. Jc- 220 Skethiog House, 202- Sibdon Castle, 242, 600 Sibthorpe, Mr. C. W. 490, 502 Sibton, 22 Sidcup House, 13 Sidrhbuth, Viscount, 83, 102 Sidney, Viscount, 13 Sidney, Sir J. S. *5, 538 Sidney, Mr. T. 839 Silcoats, 425, 654, 798 Silton Hall, 484, 528 Silverlands, 721 Silveftop, Mr. J. 438 Simcoe, Mrs. 6r, 750 Simeon, Mr. 80 Simmons, Mr. G. 65 Simpson, Mr. 276, 282, 2.98 , D. 432 ~, G. 790 — , J. 481, 68c i , 439 ***-, J. F. 382, Skey, Mr. S. 2 7i,747 3 899 , George, 278 , J. 763 Skipton Castle, 404, 409 Skipwirh, Sir G. 605 Skipwith, Lady, 659 ' Skirsgill House, 337, ' 358, 843 Skirwith Hall, 414, 842 Skrine, Mr. H. 178 Skyrme, Mr. F. 168 Slack, Mr. W. 420 Slade, Mr. 190 Sladen, Mr. John, 13 Slanlovv, 873 Slater, Mr. 57 , A. 386, 734, 735 Slatewoods, 77 Slaughter Court, 61 1 Slebech Hall, 168 Sledmere, 492 Slee, Mr. W. 485, 495 Sleningford Hall, 430 Slindon House, 562,648 Slithero, 799 Sloane, Mr. H. 89 Smalam Castle, 719 Small, Miss, 373 Smart, Mr. 262, 828 Smeaton, 457 Smedmore, 106, 848 Smellie, Mr. 714 Smelt, Rev. Mr. 385 Smith, Sir J. W. "58, . 1845 542, 737, 8<;o Smith, Sir J. H. 178 Smith, Lady, 76 Smith, Gen. 649 Smith, Capt. 884 Smith j Mr. Eghara, 146 »— , Sea Grove, 80 — , Ponhill, 114 — , Easton Gray House, 176 — , Godlicote, 2^3 — , Mill Hill, 278 — , Wakefield, 408 I — , Newbuilding, 484, 5^8 — , ChsppingOngar, 542 — , Speuisbury, 687 — , Thome, 627 — , Wha'ldonLo,lire,7 / '>-< , C 44 Smith, Mr. C. M , C.-C. t 9 , . 856 ! — , Bownham House, 186, 688 — , Irthlingboro*, tfVrfoZ — , Thirston, 454 ' dmo3 — -, Hilton, 787~ , T. 37 '■mo8 , T. A. 147, 698 - , T. W. i 4 < , W. Bambridge, - 73 :;:i02 — , Chelmington, 1R4 — , Eardiston, 241 — , Paindon House, 518 — , Yardiston House, 758 Smith, Mrs. 4.26 782 Smitheman, Mrs. 257 Smithson, Mr. 766 1 -, W. 390,470,- 764 Smyth, Sir W. Bt. gtf0bo8 Smyth, Lady, 230 Smyth, Mr. H. 823 S m, W. 2g6 Smyth, Miss, 154 Smyth's Hall, «;37U ihucZ Smyrhe, Sir E.~Bt. 390, : I 408 Smythe,"SirJ. G. W. Bt. I s : 416 Smythe, Mr. ;oo , J. H. 408'. rhifog J.T. 798 Snare Hill House, C22, 629 ■ Srull, Mr. 194, 249, 282, 298. — > 44 r and their Poisessona. m Sneli, Mr. P. Z2-$ | Sneyd, Mr. 307 " , E. 770 J , Wal. 805, 873 1 -, Wm. 305, 37*, i 374 Snow, Mr. T. 229 Snyda!, 798 Sobergate, 450. 4^9 Sodbury, Little, 176 Soddington, 886 j Sodston House, 1 68 i Softlaw, 466 Soley, Mr. J. 271, 747, j 899 Solly, Mr. I. 517 , T. 517 Solomon, Dr. 306 Solomon, Mr. S. 775 Sombouine House, 68, 879, 896 Somerfield Hall, 14, 664 Somerford Hall, 317, 623, 795 Somcrley, 74 Somers, Lord, 120 Somerset, Duke of, 97, (121,607), (194,249; Somerset House, 650 Somerville, Lord, 38, 180, 888 Somerville, Mr. G. 439 Sommerford, 717 Sondes, Lord, 6 Sophia Farm, 133, 144 Sopley House, 116 Sotterley House, 549 Soulsby, Mr. C. 587 South Banow, 18 South Blainslie, 439 South Broom House, 147, 863 South Dalton, 492 South Hill House, 128, 381 South LufTenham House, 382, 844 South Ormesby, 49S South Park, 25 South Piekenham, 525 South Thoresby, 498 Southall Park, 193 Southam, 197, 603 Southampton, Lord, 298 Southcoti, 1 14 Southey, Mr, Robt. 420 Southfield, 365 Southgate, 297, 434 Southgate House, 401, 733. 735 Southwell, Mr. S. T. 5 22 > 545 South wick, 30 Sowdon, Mr. T. 6* Sowerby, Col. 622 Sowerby, Mr. J. 413, 667 Spargrove, 122 Spark Brook House, 264 Sparling, Mr. 257 Sparrow, Lady, 346 Sparrow, Mr. Jas. 289, 555 , J. B. 294 , Jn. 301 Spears, Mr. 29 Spedding, Mr. Jn. 418, 668 Speke, Mr. W. xzo Spencer, Earl, 29, 80, (z-,6. 282, 298, 816), (285, 310) Spencer, Lord C. 194, 866 Spencer, Lord R. 33, 895 Spencer, Lady, 54 Spencerfield, 461 Spens, Col. 466 Sperling, Mr. H. P. 153 Spetchley, 157 Spicer, Mr. 29, 537 Spital, 808 Spitalfield, 474 Spittal, 362 Spixworth Hall, 522,531 Spooner, Rev. Mr. 414, 566 Spooner, Mr. H. 414, 566 Spott, 457 Spott's Hall, 338 Spottiswoode, 439, 470 Spottiswoode, Mr. Jas. 439» 7'7 , Jn. 470 Spring Grove, Surrey, 85 —, Worcester. 271, 747, 899 SpringHill,IsleofWight, 77 — , Worcester. 157, 726 Spring Park, 602 Springett, Mr. Rt. 21 Springfield, Sussex, 46 — , North Brit. 462 — , , 720 Springfield House, 264 Springfield Lyons, 538 Springfield Place, 538 Springside, 416 Springwood Park, 466 Sprivers, 21 Sprotsborough, 622 Sproughton Hall, 540, 5S 6 Sprowston Hall, 545 Sproxton Hall, 349 Spry, Admiral, 65 Spurrier, Mr. C. 848 W. 1. 9 c Spranger, Mrs. 269 Spraydon, r42 Spring, the, 605 SpringGrove, Devon. i#o — , Kent, 16 — , Midd. 53 3 X Spy Park, 148, 863 Squerries, 23, 791 Stackhouse, 406 Stackhouse, Mr. W. 95 Staffold, 337, 358 Stafford, Marquis of, (302, 881), (479, 856), 877 Stag Shaw Close House, 438 Stagbatch, 885 Stagenhoe Park, 381 Staines, Capt. Sir T. to Stainforth, Mr. 430 Stainley Hall, 430 Stair, Earl of, 34T, 721 Stair, Countess of, 34c Stalbridgc House, 109, no Stallard, Mr. 222 Stamford, Earl of, (39*, 691. 890), 369 Stanborough House, 704 Stanbrook, 61 1 Stancliffe House, 654 Standen, Mr. 82 Standerwick Court, 6oH r 646 Standford, Mr. Wm. 41, 5 6 5 9/8 Index to the Country Seats, Standidge, Lady, 506 Standing, 518 Standish, Mr. H. 333, 39 6 , T. S. 396 Standish Hall, 333, 396 Standon Hall, 416 Standon Park, 137 Stane, Mr. R. 5+2, 725 Stanfield, Mr. 5 Stanford Court, 241 Stanford Hall, Cheshire, 314, 810 — , Herefordsh. 747 — , Notts, 326, 398 — , Leicester, 285, 659 Stanhoe Hall, 513 Stanhope, Earl, 18, 791 Stanhope, Sir E. F. Bart. 54, 133 Stanhope, Mr. W. S. 386, 402, 409, 708 Stanhope Castle, 440, 842 Stanhope Hal!, 842 Stanier, Mr. 254, 787 Stanlake, 134 Stanley, Sir John, Bart. 310, 681 Stanley, Sir J. T. Bart. Stanley, Sir T. S. M. Bt. 3H Stanley, Lady, 238 Stanley, Mr. E. 668 , G. 422 , R. P. 346 Stanley Hall, 254, 787 Stanley Park, 186 Stanmer Park, 38, 42, 564. 6 3i Stannaforth, Mrs. 629 Stanniforth, Mr. S. 622 Siannington Vale, 454 Stanstead Park, 30, 648 Stansted Bury, 479 Stansted Hall, 518 Stanthorn Hill, 309 Stanton, Mr. 890 Stanton, 886 Stanton Hall, 378 Stanton Harold, 3 20, 6 1 9 Stanton Park, 631 Stanway, 886 Stanwell House, 54, 133 Stanwell Place, 54, 133 Stapenhill, 622 Stapleford, 381 Staples, Capt. 446 Staples, Mr. 37 Stapleton, Lady, 153 Stapleton, Mr. T. 515, 798 Stapleton Hall, 426, 798 Stapleton Park, 354 Starborough Castle, 37, 47 Starkey, Mr. 779, 782, 852, 874 T. 289 Starkie, Capt. 416, 782 Statenborough House, 15 Statfold Hall, 618 Staunton, Rev. Dr. 350 Staunton Hall, 350 Stawell, Lord, 73 Stead, Col. 137, 834 Stead, Mr. 6/541 Stedcomb, 90 Stedman, Mr. 220 Steed Hill, 14 Steel, Mr. J. 489 Steele, Mr. 683 Steep Hill, 81 Steepleton Castle, 872 Steepleton House, 850 Stein, Mr. 461 Stenhouse, 716 Stephen, Mr. R. 474 Stephens, Rev. Dr. 25 Stephens, Mr. H. 602 , Samuel, 118 Stephens, Mrs. 70 Stephenson, Mrs. 53 Stephenson, Mr. 856 R- 337, 361 Stepleton, 58 Sterling, Mr. 45 Sterne, Mrs. 492 Sternfield, 549 Sterry, Mr. 517 Steuart, Sir Jas. Bt. 714 Steuart, Mr. J. 714 Stevens, Mr. 555, 662, 688 Stevens, Mrs. 174 Stevens, Capt. 65 Stevenson, Mr. J. 596 Stevenston, 457, 714 Stevenstone, 130 Steward, Mr. S. 253 Steward's Hay, 369 Stewart, Sir J. Bt. 36a Stewart, Lady, 366 Stewart, Mr. 366 , Dugald, 716 , P. 34i , R. 716 Stewart, Mrs. 366 StirTkey, 526 Stilwell, Mr. 30 Still, Mr. J. 687 , S. 342 Stirches, 432 Stirling, Sir W. Bt. 712 Stirling, Admiral, 69, 184, 721 Stirling, Capt. Graham, 717 Stirling, Mr. 792 , C. 647 Stirtlow House, 346 Stinsford, 58 Stisted Grange, 701 Stitchell, 4^6 Stivichall Hall, 301 , 605, 691, 836 Stoberry Hill, 126 Stock Grove, 298 Stock House, 850 Stocken Hall, 349 Stocketon House, 846 Stockton, 485, 495 Stockwell Park, 36 Stockwood, 318 Stodard, Mr. 378, 713 , Jas. 338 Stoke Dawbernon Park, 29 Stoke Hall, Derby, 617, 705, 735, 772 Stoke Hill, 142, 729 Stoke House, Devon. 142. 704 — , Glouc. 639, 640 Stoke Park, Heref. 220 — , Surrey, 30 — , Northamp. 298,322 — , Glouc. 823 Stoke Wood End, 648 Stokes House, 262 Ston Easton, 141, 637 Stonard, Mr. 445 Stone, Mr. 133 , 5j 22; and their Possessors. 979 Stone, Mr. G. 16, 650 , Robt. 550, 814 , 6 1 1 , W. L. 154 Stone Castle, 5 Stone Den, 54a Stone Hall, 791 Stone House, Kent, 21 — , Sussex, 38, S88 — , Salop, 242, 60c — , Bucks, 249 Stone Ridge, 470 Stoneham Park, 74 Stoneleigh Abbey, 301, 605, 690 Stonely Mall, 759 Stonfauld, 470 Stonor, Mr. 153 Stonor House, 153 Stony Thorpe, 308 Stopford, Hon. and Rev. R. B. 382, 659 Storer, Mr. 184 Stores, 755 Storr Hall, 412 Stort ford Parsonage, 533, 701 Stortridge, 847 Story, Rev. Mr. 3 26 Stott, Mr. 338 Stover House, 94 Stover Lodge, 97 Stovin, Mr. 505 Stovin, Mrs. 506 Stoughton Grange, 325 Stourfield, 788 Stourhead House, 102, 122, 124 Stourton, 126 Stourton, Lord, 354, 777 Stow Hall, 449, 509 Stowe, 262, 2^98, 828 Stowe, Mr. 32 Stowel Park, 182, 197, 690 Stowford, 94 Stowlangtoft Hall, 629 Stracey, Mr. E. 545 Strachan, Mr. A. 474 Stradmore Vale, 209 Stradsett Hall, 524 Straiton, Mr. J. 463 Strange, Lady, 193 Strangeways, Mr. R. 41 1 Strangvvays, Hon. Col. 122 Strangvvays, Hon. and Rev. C. 184 Strangways, Mr. H. 190 Stratford, Hon. J. Wing- fieKl, 13, 790 Stratford, Mr. 659 Strathendry, 473 St rath field Saye, 134, 357, 859 Strathmore,Earlof, (454, 898), 462, 78c, 788 Stratton, Mr. 474 , G. 692, 695 Stratton, 173 Stratton Hall, 531 Straubenzie, Col. 430 Strawberry Hill, Midd. 82, 753, 759 Stray, Mr. 564 Streatham Park, 36 Streatlam Castle, 780 Street, 38 Street End, 664 Streetthorpe, 622 Strelley, 815 Strctfield, Mr. 2$ Strettel, Mr. 33, 831 Stretton, Mr. 157, 619, 705 Stretton, 313 Stretton le Field, 61S Stretton Park, 346 Strickathro, 462 Strickland, Sir W. Bart. 494, 908 Strickland, Mr. 325 , C. 41 1 Strode, Col. 128 Strode, Rev. R. 94 Strode, Mr. J. 25 , C. 25 Strong, Mr. 791 Stroud Place, 46 Strowd, 148 Strutt, Mr. G. B 390 , G.H. 378 -, J. H. 538 , T. L. N. 25 , W. 326. Stuart, Dr. 463 Stuart, Mr. 341 3X2 378, Stuart, Mr. J. 318 , R- 457 Stub House, 880 Stubbers, 559 Stubbin, 683 Stubbington Lodge, £51 Stubbins, 134 Studdy, Mr. 142 S'.udley Castle, 253 Studley Royal, 390 Sturees, Mr. 409 Stuikey, Mrs. 798 Sturklow House, 346 Sturt, Mr. C. H. 90, 609 Sturton Hall, 767 Styche, 314, 810 Style, Sir C. Bart. 67c, 793 Styleman, Mr. H. 529 Suckling, Mr. 550, 814 Sudboiough, 659, 660 Sudbourn Hall, 558 Sudbrook Park, 84 Sudbrooke Holme, 499 Sudbury House, 369, 706, 770 Sudeley Castle, 225 Suffield, Lord, 522, c; 3 1 , 813 Suffield Hall, 813 Suffolk, Earl of, 176, 688, 690, 696 Sufton, 220 Sugnall Hall, 289, 406 Sulby Lodge, 285 Sulhampsted, 1 34 Sullivan, Rt. Hon. J. 133 Sullivan, Sir C. Bart. 2.9 Sulyard, Mr. E. 629 ■ Summer Castle, 490 Summer Hill, 20, 793 Summer House, 354 Summerfield, Mr. 301 Summergangs, 506 Sumner, Mr. 50, 413 G. 667 Sunderland, Mr. T. 755 Sunderland Hall, 433 Sunderlandwick, 492 Sundridge Park, T 8 Sunning, 134 Sunning Hill Park, 149 Sunny Bank, 201 Sunny Side, 417 peo Index *q the Gov nt*t Seat*, Surrcnden, 14, 634 Surrey, Earl of, 350, 385» 73*> 733* 735* 817 Surtee, Mr. 269 Surtees, Capt. 798 Surtees, Mr. A. 8c5 Sutton, Adm. Sir J. 84 Sutton, Capt. R. N. 814 Sutton, Mr. 187, 73a — , G. fe8o — — — , J. Manners, 350, 482 Sutton, Mrs. 48: Sutton, Little, 53 Sutton Court, 53 Sutton Grange, 485 Sutton Hall, 329, 385 Sutton Lodge, 41, 766 Sutton Park, 372, 613 Sutton Place, 30, 648, 703 Suttons, 542 Swain, Mr. J. 198 Swainthwaite Hall, 430, 755. 76i Swallow, Mr. R. 482, 622 Swallowfield Place, 856 Swan, Mr. J. H, 349 Swanmore, 86 Swarford Park, 692, 695 Swarrland House, 454 Sweeney Hall, 234 Sweethope, 362 Sweetknds, 62 Swettenham, Mr. 378, 686, 732, 769 Swift's Place, 23, 634 Swiiibrook, 182, i97> 694 Swinburn Castle, 438, 587, 806 Swinburne, Sir J . E. 47c, 587 Swincomb, 1 53 Swindon House, 188, 697, 822, 832 Swindon Park, 430 Swinestead, 489, 625 Swinfin, Mr. J. 301 Swinfin Hall, 301 Swinley Lodge, 1 49 Swinneiton, Mi. ^ci — — , J. 406 Swinnerton, Mr. T. 873" Swinnerton Hall, 302, 881 Swinthorpe House, 499, 5*3 Swinton, 86 Swithland Hall, 326 Sword, Mr. J. 717 Swrency Hall, 678 Sydenham, 62, 466 Sydenham, Mr. J. 130 Sydling, 184 Sydney Farm, 76 Sykes, Sir M. M. Bart. 485, 908 Sykes, Rev. Mr. 492 Sykes, Mr. J. 534, 798 Syme, Mr. 461 Symondham Hall, 174 Symonds, Col. 216 Symonds, Mr. 564, 846 , J. 274, 523, 74*> 9°5 T. 216, 599 Symons, Mr. \Y.H, 94 Sympson, Miss 5 808 Syndal House, 6 Sysonby Hall, 382 Syston Hall and Park, 349, 502, 816 • Tabiey Hall, 681 Tabram, Mr. 533, 701 Tacabre, 1 » 8 Taekley Park, j C4 Tadworth Court, 41,753 Tait, Mr. 4^ , W. 66 c Talncre, Mr. z'jo Talbot, Earl, \oi Talbot, Sir Ch.Bart. 79 j Talbot, Sir George, 4.* Talbot, Sir J. 61 Talbot, Miss, 45 Talbot, Rev. Mi~ 58 Talbot, Mr. 16 s, 307 , G. 886' Talgarth, 267 Taliaris, 204, 882 Tallentire Hall, 418 Talyllyn House, 202 Tarmvorth, Vtsct, 378) 42? Tanwvorth Castle, 32 1 Tamworth House, 41 Tan y Bwlch Hall, 245 Tancred, Sir J. Bart. 78 Tanfield Hall, 430 Tangier, 57 Tankerville, Earl of, 184, 457, 4 6 9 Tapeley, 1 1 4 Taplow, 133, 158 Taplow Lodge, 133 Tapps, Sir J. G.* Bart. x 16, 788 Tapton House, 386,733, 735 Tapton Grove, 386, 733, 73* qmaT Tark Hall, 374 Tarlton, Mr. T. 314 Tarry, 474 Tasburgh, Mr. 525 Tasker, Mrs. 703 Tate, Mr. G. 326, ^89, 877 Tatham, Mr. E. 406 Tathwcll Hall, 503 Tattershall Castle, 503 Tatton Park, 305 Taulston, 554 Taversham Hall, 814 Tavistock, Marquis of, 381 Tawney, Mr. 173 Tawstock Park, 728 Tay Bank, 473 Tayleur, Mr. W. 314, 873 Taylor, Lady, 542 Taylor, Gen. 69, 731 " Taylor, Dr. 74 Taylor, Rev. Elias, 141, 190 Taylor, Rev. H. 632 Taylor, Mr. 20, 7*3 , B. 708 , C. 905 , C. W. 30 , E. 8 , Edw. 74 , G. W. 53 , J. 414, 4*6, 566, 603, 640, 76$, 800, 890 ~ , J. N". 2CJ ~, P-. >!• 94 and their Possessors. <#er Taylor, Mr. T. 708 — , W. 76 Taylor, Mrs. 640 Taymoutb, 474. Teddesley Coppice, 771 Teeton House, 28-5 Tehidy Park, 68 Teigh, 382 Teissier, Mrs. 45 Tempest, Lady E. Vane, Tempest, Sir H. 699, 728, 880 Tempest, Mr. S. 776 Templar, Mr. 94 Temple , Mr. 83, 270 Temple, Mrs, 126, 127, 647 Temple Bell Wood, 505 Temple Dinsley, 749 Temple Guiting, 886 Temple Newsam, 410, 764 Temple Rothley, 326 Templegate House and Mills, 153, 855 Templeman, Mrs. 1 1 6 Ternpler, Mr. G. 97 Templetown, Lord, 791 Temsford Hall, 346 Tend ring Hall, 552 Ten nan t, Mr. 313 Tennyson, Mr. C. 490, 870 Tenochside, 714 Terling Place, 538 Terraughty, 338 Terregles, 338, 365 Tcrret House, 262 Terry, Mr. T. 88, 798 Tess Hall, 640 Tewney, Mr. 197 Teyrrham, Lord, 6 Thame Park, 1 94, 214, 825, 866 Thane t," Earl of, (14, 663), (358, 370), (404, 409) Thanks, 95 ThaTpe, Mr. John, 521 Theescombe, 186, 688 Thellusson, Mr. G. 354, ?o7 Theherton Hall, 541 Theobalds, 445 The Rocks, 38 Therrow House, 744 Thicknessc, Mr. R. 782 Thimbleby Lodee, 484, 528 Thirkleby, 478 Thirston, 454 Thistlethwaite, Mr, T. 30 Thistleton, 817 Thoby Priory, 537 Thomas, Sir G. Bart. 77 Thomas, Lady, 562, 648 Thomas, Mr. 275 , D. 665 ^-, G. 548 , 1. F. 26, 649, 764 , J. 68, 656 , P. 114, 14J , R. 204 ri ~, T. 162, 290 Thomond, Marchioness of, 133 Thompson, Sir T. B. Bart. 261 Thompson, Dr. 449 Thompson, Mr. 83, 66^, 777 ~, A. 463 ~> J- 753. 792 , R.i 94, 354, 45°» 9*° 908 -, R. J. 450, ■, S. 654 Thomson, Mr. John, 71 1 Thomson College, 551 Thoresby Park, 350, 385, 478 Thorley, Mr. Robt. 84 Thorley Hall, 518 Thorn, the, 223 Thorncroft, 45 Thornberry Hall, 372, 589 Thornborough, Mr. 430 Thornbury Castle, 639 Thornby Grange, 245 Thorndon Hall, 537 Thorne, 727 Thorney, 504 Thorngrove, 241 Tbornham Hall, 54?, 554 Thornhitl, 484, 514,71^ Thornhill, Mr. 52a 1 — , G. 340 , H.B. 378 T3 40a, *29> 6^4, 656, 800 Thotns House, 390, 408, 654, 798 Tbornscot, 708 Thornton, Col. 148,863 Thornton, Mr. 357, 719 ! , G. 346, 828 , J. 298 -■*•, Tho. 46 Thornton, 495, 699 Thornton Half, 298,630, 828 Thomville (now called Allerton) Park, 354, 45o Thornycroft, Mr. E. 305, 392 Thornycioft Hall, 305, 39* Thornydike Tower, 470 Thorold, Sir J. Bt. 349, 502, 627,; 816 Thorold, Mr. S. : 49c, 502 : Thoroton, Col. 706 Thoroton, Mr. 370, 506, 761 Thoroton, Mrs. 706 Thorowgood, Miss, 754 Thorpe, Mr. J. 722 ' , Sam. 708 Thorpe, 390,409,^1-8': Thorpe Hall, 506, 56a Thorpe Place, 721 Thorpe Malsor, 396 Thorpe Per row, 411 Thorrington Hall, 549 Thorrock Grove, 504 Thoytes, Mrs. 134 Threepwood, 587 Thresher, Mr. R. 73 . Thresher, Miss, 146,685 Thriepland, Mr. 473 Thring, Rev. Mr. 127 Throckmorton, SirG.Bt. (173, 603), 253 Thulston Grange, 326 Thundrid?c Bury-, 4$ T. 309, 392 Trafford House, 392,680 Tranquil Dale, 791 Traps, Mr. F. M. 390 Travers, Mr. J. 727 Treago, 599 Trebaried, 223 Trebartha Hall, 65 Trebigh, 100 Trebinshun House, 202 Trebursey, 65 Treby, Mr. P. T. 94 Trecacan, 238 Tredegar, 162 Tredrea, 69 Tredudwell, 105 Treesbank, 736 Trefrgof, 238 Trefriew Abbey, 275 Trefusis, 64, 95 Treganna Castle, 118 Treganedd, 238, 294 Tregib, 204, 882 Tregoed, 221, 744 Tregolls, 95 Tregonwell, Mr. L. 90 Tregothnan, 65 Tregunter House, 222 Trehane, 95 Trejorwerth, 238 Trelaske, 65 and their Possessors. 933 Trelawney, 105 Trelawney, Sir H. Bart. Trelawney, Mr. F. 845 -, W. L. too Trelill, 65 Trelisick, 6$ Trelowarren, 65 Tremans, 47, 752 Trematon Castle, 110, 846 Tremaur, 202 Tremayne, Mr. 62 Trenant Park, 105, 845 Trench ard, Rev. Dr. 178, 63$, 822 Trenchard, Dr. 904 Trenchard, Mr. W. 847 Trengoff, 65 Trengwainton, 65 Trent Park, 281, 297, 345 Trentham Hall, 302, 881 Trevallyn Hall, 64^, 682 Trevanion, Mr. J. T. P. B. 120 Trevaylor, 65 Trevella, 6$ Trevelyan, Sir J. Bart. 587, 884 Trevelyan, Mr. J. 475 , W. 469, 587 Trevethoe, 69, 118 Treviler, 238 Trevor, Hon. J. 381, 828 Trevor, Mr. R. 318 Trevor Hall, 237, 238 Trewardle, 65 Trewardreva, 65 Trewarthennick, 120 Trewinnaid, 69 Trewithin, 95 Treyhill, 97 Tring Grove, 262 Tring Park, 262 Tripp, Mr. H. 180, 884 Trist, Rev. J. 120 Tritton, Mr. J. H. 766 Trollope, Sir J. Bart. 349, 840 Trollope, Mr. A. 273 Trollope, Mrs. 878 < Trosyrafon, 294 Trotter, Mr. Coutts, %(> 1 Mr. J. 45, 28 >, 297, 453, 470 Trotton House, 895 Trough ton, Mr. 153 Trower, Mr. 30 Troy House, 201, 599 Truchrige, 721 Truman, Mr. H. 541 Trusson, Mr. T. 549 Truston, Mr. W. 559 Truth an, 6$ Tryon, Mr. 758 Tuberville, Mr. 165 Tubney Lo.lge, 173 Tucketh Hall, 394, 780, 846 Tucker, Mr. B. no , W. 61, 883 Tuckfield, Mr. R. H. 118 Tuffnell, Col. 138, 602 Tuffnell, Mr. W. 544, 861 Tulloh, Mr. 439 Tulston Lodge, 776 Tump, the, 462 Tunnard, Mr. C. K. 498, 625 Tunnard, Mrs. 498 Tunstall, 486 Tupton Hall, 385, 428 Turberville, Rev. G. 611 Turberville, Mr. 599 Turbutt, Mrs. 428 Turnberry, 721 Turner, Sir G. Bart. 282, 298, 825 Turner, Rev. M. 250, 585 Turner, Mr. T78 , C. 193 , J. 25, 615,747 , T. 14, 254 , W. 648 Turnor, Mr. 51} , E. 349, 767 Turton, Sir T. Bart. 37 Turvey Abbey, 612,828 Turvey House, 612, 828 Turville, Mr. F. 342, 659 Tuscnlum, the, 206 Tusmore, 828 Tweddill, Mr. 587 Tweedie, Mr. A. 710 , L. 710 Twisden, Sir John, 13, 790 Twisden, Dowager Lady, 23 Twiselton, Hon. and Rev. J. 695 Twiselton, Mr. J. 417, 749 Twiss, Gen. 16, 409 Twizell House, 457 Twopenny, Mr. Win. 6 Twyford, Mr. 895 Twyford Abbey, 274 Twvford Great House, 5i8 Twyford Lodge, 73 Twysden, Sir W. Bart. 670, 793 Twysell Hall, 783 Ty du, 206 Tyfry, 294 Tygiyn, 584 Tylee, Mr. 146 Tyncaia House, 165 Tynemouth Lodge, 513 Tyningham, 45 Tynte, Mr. C. K. 130, 162 Tyrell, Sir John, Bart. 538 Tyringham, 282, 828 Tyrwhitt, Mr. 1 1 3 Tyssen, Mr. S. 525, 90? U Uarbaston, 585 Udden's House, 74 Uffington House, 349, 840 Ufford Hall, 840 Ugbrook, 94, 97 Underbank, 654, 869 Underdown, 220 Underwood, 717 Unstead Wood, 30 Unthank Hall, 808, 842 Up Ottery, 102 Up Park, 831, 895 Upcot, 728 Updown, 649 934 Jndbx to the Country Seat*, Updown Houa*. 15, 16 Upleatham Park, $28 Upminster Hall, 559 Upper Benholm, 474 Upper Berwick, 234 Upper Blainslie, 439 Upper Downing, 290 Upper Duntisbome, 173 Upper Gatton House, 753, 7yi Upper Norton, 229 Upper Sychdin, 258, 290 Upper Treborth, 23 7 Upton, Mr. J. 414,688, { 755, 78o Upton, 253, 651, 848 Upton Gray, x 15, 857 Upton House, 141, 726 Ury, 463 Usan, 474 Ushaw, 842 Usworth House, 453 V Vagrie, 439, 470 Vale Crucis Abbey, 675 Vale Maseal, 13 Vale Royal, 289, 681, 875 Valentines, 537 Valley Field, 341 Vane, Sir F. F. Bu 418, j 668 Vanhagen, Mr. 5, (544, 555, 556, 662) Vann, Mrs. 325 Vansittart, Mr. A. 134 , G. (134,153, i«;8, g$5i 8661 \"ll. 5 >$ Varnham, Mr. J. 5 Vatch, the, 249 Vavasour, Sir T. 776 Vavasour, Lady, 477 Vavasour, Dr. 410 Vavasour, Mr. H. 798 Vaughan, Sir R. W. Bt. (-37, 675), (245,268) Vaughan, Col. 237,675 Vaughan, Mr. 214, 678 , G. 245, 268 ■ r Win. 201 Vaughan, Mrs. 258, Vaynor Park, 678 Veale, Rev. W. 65 Veale, Mr. J. 118 Vearse, 6r Vecheil, Mr. 538 Veitch, Mr. H. 365 Venn, 847 Verelst, Mr. Harry, 401, 482 Veruaua, Mr. 695 Verney, Hon. H. 262 Verney, Mr. 250 Vernon,Lord,(369, 706, 770, 816 Vernon, Mr. G. 302, 889 — , J. 548 , L. 298, 322 , T. S. 253 , VVentworth, 386, 401, 708 Vernon Hill, 698 Veruiam, Earl, 282, 298 Vialls, Rev. Mr. 82 Vicars Hill, 103 Vicker's, Mrs. 238 Videl, Mr. R.S. 114 Mews, the, 442, 449, 6 59 Vilet, Rev. Dr. 188, 698, 822, 832 Villa, the, 769, 877 Yillers, Mr. 828 Vincent, Lady, 521 Vincent, Mrs. 281, 297 Vine, the, 18,704,821 Vine, Mr. J. 82 Yiney, Mr. 249 Vintners, 14 Vivian, Mr. J. 95 VoelasHall, 275 Yorynor Park, 244 Vowell, Mr. J. 18 Vron-iw, 750 Vyner, Lady, 767 Vyner, Dr. 836 Vyse, Capt. 133 Vyvyan, Sir V. 65 W Waddington, Mr. 86, 647, 716 , B. 201, Wade, Mr&, 410 VVadley House, 173 Wadstray House, 704 Wagstarf, Mr. T. 276 Wahlsam, Mr. J. zt7 Wain man, Mr. W, 404, 4°9 Waite, Mr. L. 154, 21 I, 704 , W. 470 Wake, Sir W. 282, 32* Wake, Lady, :6 Wakefield, Capt, 249 Wakefield Lodge, 298 Wakehurst Place, 47 Wakeman, Mr. 224 -, H. 639, 748 Walberton House, 648 Walbury Hall, 518 Walcot,' Rev. J. 615 Walcot, Mr. 11 6, 787 Walcot House, 242, 840 Waldegrave, Earl, (82, 753, 759). 54* Waldershare, 8 Waldo, Mr. 57 Waldren, Mr. W. 265 Walev, Mr. 518 j Waln'eld, 473 j Walford, 141, 190 ■ Walford, Rev. Mr. 538 j Walford, Mr. T. 555, 662 j Walgrave, Mr. R. 526 I Walhouse, Mr. 771* j Walk, Mr. M. 71- i Walker, Mr. 648 ! , E. 556 j » H - 353, 48* j ! , J. 278,401,622, 654, 713, 719 , Jon. 401, 6*z ] , R. 466 1 , S. 401, 622 I , T.385,401,62-2 -, W. 41, 766,769 11, 904 -, J. 698 Walker, Mrs. 193, 622 I ,401,708 I Walkhampton, 103 I Wall, Mr. 68, 226 Wall, Mrs. 792 Wallace, Right Hon. T, 337, 3<8, 4H Wallace, Rev. Mr. 538 M their Posslssdks. ! Wallace Ha : lU 'tft " Waller, "Sir John Wa j then, Ban. i 34 Waller, Re,v. Mr. 182 Waller, Rev. Edw. 194,, ■ ' : 690 Waller, Mr. l8 r - -, W. 838 Wallhouse, 711, 716 Walling Wells, 353 Wallinger, Mrs. 537 Wallingrbrd Castle, 830 Wellington, 475, r$j Wailington Hall, 509 Wallmgtons, 137 WaHis, Mr. F. ico Wallsam, Mr. 281, 297, 1 345 Wainter Castle, ^49 Walinsley, Mr.J. 426, t^8»- n »H» •« Walpolc, Hon. Mrs. 242 Walpole^ Mrs. 600 Walroud, Mrs. 7ft Walsh, Sir J. B. Bart. 144, 14^, 410 Walshafii, Mr. Ch. 45 Vy-klsinghanijLord, 146, (5305 551) W alsiii gham Abbey ■$ 'it Walsworth House, 639 &Y3dthain, Dowager . Lady, 538 .Waltou, Rev. Mr, 417, 853 Walton, Mr. Win. 517 Waltori, Warw. 693 Walton Hall, War- wickshire, 262 — /Staff. .320, 6zz --, Lane. 333,779, 853 — , Cumb. 393 Walton House, 8c8 Walton Ladge, ,66} Wartons, 534. Wands House, 148, 863 \Waudsford, 492 Waulip, 325, 695 SVanstead House, 517, 53-7, 54' Warhourn House, iox Ward, Mr. 23, 28-, 1 28^ 496 :isUnW — ; b. 386 Ward," Mr. r, ft V "'J. 44> 79' , -R. 137, 249, 2-64 ; , St. A. 408, 7-7 WardhVMr. p$$ WardourFarki House, 109 Wurdroper, Mr. C. 21, 6 34 Wardsend, 412, 868 . Ware, 278 Ware, Major, 446 Ware, the, 221 Ware Park, 446, 856 Waresley House, 709 Wares ley Park, 613 Warfield Grove, 144 Waring", Mr. 144 , F. 268 -. G. 76 Warkworth Castle, 454 Warleigh, 178 Warky Hail, 615 Warley House, 654 Warley Place, 537 Warleys Park, 518 Warncliffe Park, 412 Warnell Hall, 413, 668 Warner, Mr. c 1 7 i h.l: 06 s W.W/L. 530 Warnford, Rev. Dr. 1^7 Warre, Mr. J. Tyndall, 141, 190 M r-, Thos. 10, 649 , 21 Warren, Sir J. R Bart. 705 Warren, Sir S. 602 Warrend^r, SirG. Bart. 457 Warriner, Mr, 147 Warrington, Mr. 681, 766 Warriston, 713, 719 Warsash, 86 Warwick, Earl pf, (264, 605, 691), 308 Warwick Castle, 264, 605, 691 Wasey, Mr. J, T. 834 Wasey, Mrs. 137 Wasing Place, 137,1 78, Wassaud, 510 3 Y Wa.th-, Mr. M. Wat^Fryston ; Water Oaklev, 1 y, Watergnli House, 8 36 , Waieringbury Rlai c, 670, m Waterpark, Lord, f jM. 706, 7 70 Waterperry, 194, 8-5 Waterside*, 36 c; Water.stock, 194, Sir Watford, 695 Watkins, Rev. Mr. 138, Watkins, Rev. T. 2:2 Watlington Hall, 509, '5*4 Watlington Park, is* Watson, Lady, 83 *"" : . Watson, Hon. George; 844,878 Watson, Dr. 1 3 Watson, Rev. Mr. 329, 420 Watson, Mr. £40, 552, 743 -, C. 4C8 , G, 382 , da«. 458, 713- , W.W. ^8 Watson, Mrs 1 . 805 * Watt, Mr. 43-3 Watteo-Court, 142 "" Watton Abbev, 49^ Watts, Mr. 5'18,^'ciaV ,R. 494. Watts, Mrs. 822, 8&p* Wauchope, Mr.- %Q@$ 440 Waugh, Mr.. 713,8?! Wavenden H wttse,-28r- Waverley • Al 1 bey* 7 9 1 ' Way, Rev. L. 30, 648 Way, Mrs. 194 Wayett, Rev. Dr. 498 Wdenhoe, 397 Weakinan, Mr. < Weald Hall, g^jrf^uaV Weasenham Hali, t _ 6 , 813 Webb, Lieul.-o.i Webb, Rev. E. t, Webb, Mr. 194. -r*H-, N. I124 Webb, Miss. 84 986 Index to the Country Seats. Webber, Mr. E. 258 . , P. 728 Webbery, 818 Webster, Sir Godfrey, Bart. 24, 561, 633 Webster, Mr. 484 , R. 514 Weddell, Mrs. 16 Wedderburn, Sir D. 473 Wedderburn, Mr. 800 Weddington Hall, 285 Wedgewood,Mr.Josiah, 3°5> 369. 873 — — — — -, John, 161 Weeting Hall, 524, 525 Weetvvood, 469 Wegg, Miss, 193 Weir, Mr. H. 361 , W. H. 458 Welbeck Abbey, 350, 385, 8*7 Welby, Sir Win. Bart. 696 Welby, Mr. 481 . Welch, Mr. lyi Welcombe Lodge, 6c$ Weld, Mr. H. 61 , J. 104 , 647 , T. 106, 448, 795> 889 1 154 302 Welford House, 150 Welford Park, 137 Well, 41 j, 498 Well House, 36 Welldon, Mr. 369 Weller, Mr. 21, 855 , J. 663 Wellestey,Marquis, (2 1 , 649), 83 Wellesley, Mr. W. P. T.M57, 857), (517, 537, 540 Wellfield House, 66$ Wellingore, 489, 502 Wellington, Duke of, (134, 857, 859) Wellington, Mr. 221, 744 Wellington Court, 114, 142 Wellow Park, 350 Wells, Dr. 117" Wells, Rev. J. 250 Wells, Mr. 25, 766 , N. 210, 599 Wellwood, 366, 720 Welsh, Col. 781 Welsh, Mr. G. 406 W. 710 Welstead, Rev. H. 759 Welstead, Mr. 537, 659 Welton, 695 Welton Place, 301 Wembley Park, 274 Wemys, Earl of, 440, 457, 4 6l > 47o Wemys, Mr. W. 461 Wennington Hall, 761, 780 Wentwood Lodge, 161 Went worth, Mr. G. 389, 707 Wentworth Castle, 386, 401, 708 Wentworth House, Sur- rey, 54 •— , York, 3S6, 401 We pur a Hall, 190 Were, Mr. 114 Werescot, 1 14 Wernallt House, 166 Werndu, 206 Werrington Park, 6$ Wervilbrooke, 585 Wescombe, Mr. N. 628 West, Hon. F. 153, 237 West, Mr. 20 -, «*• 42, 229 -, J. L. 180 West Acre, 525 West BierLey, 739 West Brook Hey, 261 West Brook Place, 30 West Cliff, 82 West Cliff House, 10, 21, 649 West Coomb Park, 9 West Coppice, 257 West Cotes, 342, 606, 695, 844 West Dean, 648 West Drayton, 133 West Ella, 534, 798 West End, 144 West Green, 54, 857 WestGrinsted Park, 46, 49 West Hall, 608 West Harling Hall, West Hatch, 542 West Hill, 29, 77 West Lodge, 850 West Park, 116 West Quarter, 716 West Redford, 732 West Shield, 719 West Stoke House, 33, 648 West Thorn, 714 West Tofts Hall, 525 West Wratting Park, 521, 662 Westbrook Place, 30 Westbury House, 86 Westby, Mrs. 401 Westby, Miss, 401 Westcombe Park, 5 Westdean House, 33 Westergate House, 648 Western, Rev. Mr. ^38 Western, Mr. C. 538 Western Park, 534,' 623 Westerton, 425 WcsUield Park, 813 Westmorland, Earl of, (109, iio), 398, 408 Weston, Mr. C. 814 J. W. 30, 2 16, 217, 885 Weston, Mrs. 538, 628 Weston, 410, 549 Weston Burt, 821 Weston Halk 551., 736 Weston House, 229, 792, 815 Weston Park, 313 Weston TurvilUj, 250 Weston Underwood, 373, 828 Westover, 79 »£( Westraw, 719 Westwell, 663 Westwood, Mr. J. 723, 747 Westwood, 374 Westwood Hall, 374 Westwood Park, 639, 674, 709 Wet ham House, 148, 863 Wetherall, Geii. 19? and their Possessors. 987 Wctherby Grange, 354, 45o Wettenhall, Mr. E. 289, 810 Wettwood, 410 Weyland, Mr. 218 Whaddon Hall, 298, 685 Whaitber, 761 Whalley, Mr. 86, 636, 647, 850, 876 Whalley Abbey, 416 Wharetbn Hall, 756 Wharncliff Lodge, 868 Wharton, Lady, 357 Wharton, Mr. J. 528, 893 , R. 780 Wharton House, 326 Whatcombe, 58 Whatcroft, 310 Whatman, Mr. 14 Wheatfield House, 194, 866 Wheatley, 354, 62a Wheatley, Col. 5 Wheble, Mr. 134, 15c Wheeler, Mr. G. H. 14 , T. 616 — , W. 253 Wheler, Rev. Sir C. Bt. 836 Wherwell, 57, 67 Whichbury House, 116 Whichcote, Sir T. Bart. 489. Whiligh, 24, 25 Whitaker, Rev. Dr. 654 Whitaker, Rev. J. 721 Whitaker, Mr. 872 ~, A. 216, 599 -, T. 670, 793 Whitaker,Mrs.io9,i22, 687 ,518,542 Whitborne Court, 213 Whitbread, Mr. J. 548 , W. H. 273, 381, 594 Whitby, Mr. 289, 795 Whitby Castle, 496 Whitcomb, Mr. 173 Whitcomb, Mrs. 149 Whitcomb Park, 173, 602 White, Col. 512, 723 White, Dr. 843 White, Rev. W. 250 White, Mr. 262, 648 , B. 88 , C 39Z , E. 44 , G. 858 , J. 54, 720, 728 L. 276, 282,298 White, Miss, 353 White Bank, 433 White Cottage House, 143 White Hall, 712, 717 White House, 143 White House Lodge, 38, 75* White Knights, 150 White Windows, 654, 775 Whitecliff Cross, 273 Whiteford House, 846 Whitehaugh, 432 Whitehead, Rev. C. 241 Whitehouse, Rev. Mr. 373 Whiteriggs, 463 Whiteside, 716 Whitestone, 62 Whiteway, 94 Whitfield, Mr. F. 855 32 Whitfield Hall, 587 Whitfield Lodge, 904 Whitley, Mr. G. 290 Whitley, 396, 555, 662, 847 Whitley Hall, Warw. 301, 798, 836 — , York. 402, 412 Whitmore, Mr. 254 Whitmore, Mrs. 787 Whitmuir Hall, 433 Whitney Court, 221 Whittington, Mr. T. 178 ^.479,749 Whittington, Mrs. 821 Whittlebury, 298, 838 Whittlesford, 510 Whitton, 672 Whitton Dean, 53, 753 Whitton Park, 53, 753 Whitton Place, 53, 755 3 Y i Whitwell Hall, 813 Whitworth, Earl, 672, 810 Whitworth Hall, 453 Whorlton Castle, 528 Whorwood, Rev. T. 197 Whyte, Mr. M. A. 616, 770 Wichnor Park and Lodge, 621, 770 Wick Hill, 726 Wick House, 157 Wick en Hall, 532 Wickfawr, 293 Wickham, Rev. W. P. 128 Wickham, Mr. J. 839 Wickham, Miss, 194, 214, 825, 866 Wickham, Mrs. 687 Wickham Corner, 86, 647, 698 Wickham Place, 628 Widdial Hall, 446, 508 Wiggen Hall, 261 Wigginton Lodge, 3 20, 286 Wighill Park, 477,910 Wight, Major, 361 Wigmore Hall, 851 ., Wigney, Mr. J. 38,42, 564 Wigthorpe, 353 Wilbraham, Mr. E. 602 , E. B. 425, 779 , G. j89, 681 Wilbraham, 742 Wiibury House, 102 Wilde, Mr. 890 Wilden Shrubbery, 7^9 Wilder, Rev. Dr. 184 Wilderness, Kent, 18, 703, 79° — , Gloucester, 206 Wilding, Rev. Mr. 600 Wilding, Mr.R. 819 Wildman, Major, 385 Wild man, Mr. H. ^17 , J. B. 663 Wildman, Mrs. 53 Wilkes, Mr. 791 M. 37 Wilkie, Mr. M. 7>3 Q88 Index to the Country Seats, Wilkins, Mr. M 37 , P. 2C2 » Jv. 22', 744 — , W. jun. 222 Wilkinson, Mr. Is. 356, 733, 735 , J. S. 732 , Thos. 438 Wilkinson, Mrs. 422, 785 Wilkinson, Miss, «U7 Willan, Mr. 274 " , T. 197 WiUes, Sir F. 446 .Wifies- Rev. E. 605 Willcs, Mr. 308 — — , J 32, « 37 Willesky Castle, 378, 682, 73;, 769 Willesky Hall, 618 Willett, Mr. A. S. 114 , J. W. 76 Willey House, 73 Williams, Sir John, Bt. 293 Williams Sir J. H. Bart. 1 14, 204, 882 Williams, Sir R. Bart. 245, 294 W.lliams, Lady, 262 Williams, Adm. 446 Williams, Capt. 209 William-., Rev. Mr. 202 Wi liams, Rev. I. 6^6 Williams, Rev. T. 2*78 Wi.li.ims, Rev. W. 127 Williams, Mr. Ewell, 44 — , Wernalt House, 1 66 — , LlangibLy Castle, 2C7 --, Tiddei.ham, 2 to - , C. 246 , E. 84, 609 -, G. 398 . , J. 68, 100 , J. Hounslow, 54 — , Treganedd, 238, 294 — , Trosyrafon, '94 — , Pittnarsion, 6 1 1 — , Siiidiidd, 647 — , Badshut Pi.iCr, 7^2 , .In. Ha:i. iqi, 67a, 802, 904 Williams, Mr. J.-W. t 1 7 ■, Owen, 1*3, , P. 20a — , Pen Park, 207 R. 261, 269, 804, Se,K -,*T. 275 Williams, Mrs. 315, 750 Williamscot House, 695 Williamson, Sir H. Bart. 422 Williamson, Mr* 798 , , C. 408 Williamstrip Park, 173 William wood, 165 Willis, Sir F. 278, 508 Willis, Dr. 489, 840 Willis, Rev. Jas. 1 16 Willis, Mr. 775, 7 6 ° , R. 306, 56a — , W. 250 Willoughby, Baroness, 625 , Willoughby, Sir C. W. Bart. 830 Willoughby, Mr. E. 8 1 5 , H. 8.5 Willow Edge, 654 Willows, the, 133 Willyams, Mr. Jas. 118 Wilmington, 703 Wilmot, Sir R. M. 70* Wilmot, Sir R. Bart. 326 Wilmot, Mr. H. 73 , J. E. 319, 891 , R. 253, 639 , V. H. 73 Wdson, Mr. C. 3*4, 449 — — , D.4ii" , F. 2. , G. 281 , G. Everly Lodge, 297, 345 , H. 59* -, J. 719 , L. Grove, 518 , R. Heaves, 411 — , Allexton Hull, 383 — ,Didlington Hall, 524, 525 — , Bildeston, 554 — , Trevallyn, 6^5 , R. C. 764 , S. 445 , T. 4.0, 6:7 — , Little Grove, *8i, 297, 345 , W. R. 5 6 4> 753), »6i, 79i Wood, Capt. Sir J. 16 Wood, Major, 269 Wood, Rev. J. 423 Wood, Mr. 50, 753 , G. 274 , J. 389 , J. Croydon, 37 — , Hixted Place, 42, 564 — , Ealing Com. 193 — , Tingley, 425 Wood, Mr. R. i$o , T. 69, 70, 470 , W. 498 Wood, Mrs. 162 Wood Hall, Herts, 345, 719 — , Herts, 479, 856 — , Cutnb. 668, 708 — , Nth. Brit. 712, 714 Wood, 97 Wood Farm, 42 Wood Hall, 735> 817 . Wormersley, 7^8 Wormesley Grange, 217 Wormhill, 735 WormingtonGrange,886 Wormley Bury, 446 Wormley Lodge, 446 Wormsley, 194 Worrall,' Mr. S. 161, 5S/9» 639 Worseley, Mr. 782 Worseley Hall, 782 Worsley, Mr. 392 Worstead House, 545, 906 Worswich, Mr. R. 334 Worth, 114, 729 Worth, Mr. i 14, 729 Worthing ton, Major, 888 YVorthington, Mr. H. 680 ,S.2 3 7,275 Wortley, Hon. Jas. S. 412 Wotten, 845 Worron Hall, 230 Wotton Underwood, 270 Wrae, 716 VVray, Lady, 490, 870 Wray, Mr. 651 Wren, Mr. C. 164 Wrenbury Hall, 289, 874 Wrench, Mr. J. 32 Wrentham Hall, 549 Wrest Park and House, 3i8 Wretham Park, 552 Wrey, Sir B. Bart. 100 Wright, Mr. 168, 445, 4 6 2, 5 8 5 , G. 462 , H. 84 , Ichabod, 385 , J. 522, 542, 629, 705 -, J. A. 153,619, 855 -, L. 376 , P.L. 538 , T. 482, 537 , w. 36, 392 Wright, Mrs. 353 Wnghtson, Mr. W. 353, 707 Wrioth, 30 ! Writtle Park, 538, 725 Wrotham Park, 261, 281, 297, 345 Wrotham Rectory House, 13 Wrottesley, Sir J. Bart. 233 Wrottesley Park, 233 Wroughton, 832 Wroughton, Mrs. 833 Wroxhall House, 264 Wroxham Hall, 5 22, 545 Wroxton Abbey, 253, 2C2, 695, 836 Wyan, Mr. 238 Wyartons, 23 Wyatt, Mr. 229 , B. 275 — , J. 836 R- 34> 47> 731 W r yatts, 863 Wyberg, Mr. 337 Wycomb, Mr. P. 194 Wycombe Abbey, 194, 855 Wykeham Abbey, 485, 867 Wykes Court, 61 Wylam House, 808 Wyld, Rev. Mr. 137 W v ld, Mr. 138, 865 Wylde, Mr. S. 542 Wyndham, Hon. P. C. 184, 556 Wyndham, Mr. 1 1 6, e> 1 o , H.P. <;7',86 , P. C. 82 , W. 109, 124 Wynn, Sir Edw. Bart. 798 Wynn, Sir W. W. Bart. (237, 238), 678 Wynniatt, Rev. R. 886 Wynnstay, 237, 238, 678 Wyse, Mr. A. 142 Wytham, 182, 197 Wyvill, Rev. Mr. 430 Ximenes, Sir M. 134 Y Vair, 433 Yarbois, Mr. 499 Yale, Miss, 819 Yaldon, 793 Yarborough, Lord, 490, 500 Yarborough, Mrs. 354 Yarcombe, iio Yarde, Sir F. B. 142 Yardiston House, 758 Yardley Bury, 446 Yarkcr, Mr. J. 430 and their Possessors. 991 Yarlington Lodge, 102, 609 Yartie Mouse, 61 Yateman, Rev. F. 109, 609 Yates, Mr. a6j ', h O. 413, 414, 842 Yaxley Hall, 541 Yeaman, Mr. J. 473 Yeo Vale, 1 14 Y'eoman, Mrs. 496 Yeomans, Mr. J. 474 Yeoton House, 728 Yeovilton, 78 8 Y Fronfraith House, 678 Ynesarewed House, 804 Yuisygerwn, 804 -_ Ynysmaengwyn, 267 Yokes Place, 670 Yonge, Rev. J. 98 Yonge, Mr. W. 805 York, Duke of, 103, 184, 721 York, Archbishop of, 477, 9»o York, Mr. R. 910 York House, 183 Yorke, Rt. Hon. C. 479 Yorke, Hon. Mrs. 611 Yorke, Mr. J. 761 — , S. 258,677,806 , T. 406 Youde, Rev. Mr. 67^ Youlston, 72.8 Young, Col. 38, 888 Young, Rev. Dr. 396 Young, Mr. 7,^$ "' ,A. 373. 54^,743 , D. 365, 714 , E. A. 396 ■— , J. 712 Youngfield, 365 Youngs Bury, 446, 479, 701 Yoxall Lodge, 770 Ys.ir.ad Teila, 656 Z .... Zc -d's House, 10* Zouek, Mr. H. 309 Zouche, Lord, 48, 896 ■ ~ I A CALCULATION of POSTING, From One Shilling to Two Shillings and Sixpence per Mile. Eight Miles. Nine l' en Eleven Twelve Thirteen Fourteen Fifteen Sixteen Seventeen Eighteen Nineteen Twenty 12i. S. J. 8 t 9 c 10 c U c 12 c '3 c '4 c ■5 c \6 I 7 c II c !'9 c , iQ c 1 3 J. 14^. lfii. 16 J. 17 J. 1 8 J. 2*. 2J.6.V d. s. ■8 9 9I10 1 oil 1 r. ^ 10 o >i 3 12 613 13 9 • 5 o 1*6 3 '7 * v8 9 c 21 IU4 2j-3 9*5 4 425 c.i6 8 J. L C 12 4 : <4 «!«5 '7 18 '9 21 4 22 *4 *5 -6 li j. J. 1 2 c >3 J 1 c c 7 16 6 cj 18 c 5 19 6 1021 e « 24 c 1 1 25 6 6J27 c 11 28 C 4J30 CJ4O ZO C C 22 f C 25 tr 27 6 30 r fi O b 2 6 RATES of POSTAGE of LETTERS in GREAT BRITAIN. From any Post Office in England or Wales to any Place not exceeding Fifteen Miles from such Ofhee, aJ. j, ^ V. . g> 3C M. . 5.1' r ' ?* m 7 g £ P3C M. . And so increasing One Penny for a single Letter on every like Excess of One Hundred Miles. Letters to and from Scotland are charged Id. more than the above Rates. Note.— No Letter charged more than Treble, unless the same shall weigh an Ounce; then to be rated as four single Letters, and so in proportion foi ever) Quarter of an Ounce. — Letters to Soldiers and Sailors, il single, charged id. only. THE END. f* i .441 ** t V