Above beck, 47, 48; Bovebeck, 77.
Addison of Coniston, 48; Adinson, 77.
"Allans,"44, 45.
Anglian settlement, 23.
Angling Association, 13.
Anglo-Cymric score, 25.
Arnside, 27.
Ashburner of Coniston, 77.
Ashgill quarry, 19, 66, 67.
Atkinson of Coniston, 47-49, 57, 66, 67, 74.
Bainbridge of Coniston, 77.
Bank ground, 9, 34, 77.
Banniside, 2, 6, 7, 18, 19.
Baptist chapels, 56, 57.
Barratt of Coniston, 1, 60, 80.
Barrow of Coniston, 49, 74, 77.
Basalt, 1.
Beacons, 4, 12, 15.
"Beck, brook, burn,"26.
Beck Leven, 10, 62.
Beever of Coniston, 8, 52, 53, 79.
Bell of Coniston, 42, 68, 74, 76, 77.
Bethecar, 17.
Birkett, Rev. J., 49, 54.
Black Bull, 1, 60, 72, 73, 77.
Blawith, 15, 17, 62, 63.
Bleaberry haws, 19.
Bloomeries, 10, 11, 17, 62-65.
Bloomsmithy rent, 64.
Boathouses, 8, 9, 10.
Bobbin mills, 17, 69.
Bonfires, 4.
Booth crag and tarn, 7.
Bounding of pasture, 35.
Bowmansteads, 38, 48, 76.
Bownass of Coniston, 47, 50, 55, 56, 60, 65, 66, 68, 74-76.
Brantwood, 10, 81-84.
Brasses in church, 52, 78.
British village, 15.
Brow, 47, 48, 77.
Brown How, 12.
Buccleugh, duke of, 12.
Burnmoor, 20.
Burns of Coniston, 77.
Bursting-stone quarry, 7.
Bywater, Dr., 80.
Carnarvon, Cumberland, 37.
Carrs, 5, 23.
Catbank, 47, 48, 75, 77.
Chapels at Coniston, 57.
Chapel Syke, 75.
Chapman, Rev. C, 51, 54.
Char, 13.
Charcoal-burning, 18, 36, 63, 68.
Church Coniston, 29, 32.
Church of Coniston, 46-54.
Circles, stone, 16-21.
Clergy of Coniston, 54.
Colwith, 27.
Comet, 41.
Conishead Priory land, 63, 65.
Coniston Bank, 10, 17, 81, and see Townend.
Coniston, the name, 24.
Copley of Brantwood, 81.
Coppermines, 2, 13, 22, 58-62.
Cowerd of Coniston, 47, 48.
Cowper, Mr. H. S., 14, 19, 20, 22, 27, 32, 33, 35, 65, 80.
Creighton of Coniston, 73, 77, 80.
Crowberry Haws, 2, 3.
Crown Hotel, 74, 75.
"Currock,"16.
Dawson of Coniston, 76, 77.
Deer-parks, 10, 33, 44, 64.
Deer-traps, 20.
Demetrius of Tarsus, 22.
Denison of Coniston, 48.
De Quincey at Coniston, 73.
Devil's footprints, 34-35.
Dixon of Coniston, 47-49, 74-77; Dickson, 51.
Dixon ground, 2, 48, 76, 77.
Douglas, Rev. J., 49, 54.
Dover of Coniston, 47, 48.
Dow crags, 5, 6, 23.
Dykes, ancient, 19, 20.
Edrington of Coniston, 77.
Ellwood, Rev. T., 25, 28, 61.
Evans, Rev. F., 15.
Far end, 5, 47, 48, 77.
"Feet, fit,"27; Fittess, 45.
Fellfoot, 27.
Fir island, 11.
Fir point, 9.
Fleming, Fletcher, 27.
---- Lady le, 53-55, 67, 77.
---- of Coniston, 47-49, 51, 66, 75, 76.
---- of Coniston Hall, 37-44, 50, 52.
---- Sir Daniel, 13, 27, 41, 42, 44, 59, 64.
---- Sir Daniel (in 1819), 79.
---- Thomas le, 63.
Floating island, 13.
Ford of Monk Coniston, 68, 80.
Forge, 1, 62, 69.
Furness abbey, 29, 31-36, 63, 65.
Furness fells, 29, 34, 35.
Gaits water, 6, 45; Goat's tarn, 71.
Gaskerth of Coniston, 69; Gasketh, 77; Gasgarth, 78; Gaskarth, 81.
Gateside, 47.
Gelderd of Coniston, 75, 76; Geldart, 77.
German miners, 58-60, 64.
Ghosts, 17.
Giant's grave, 15.
Giants of Troutbeck, 40.
Gibson, Dr., 3, 19, 27, 34, 40, 42, 49-51, 55, 58, 60, 61, 75.
Gill, 48, 69.
Gillhead bridge, 1, 2.
Glacial action, 1, 2, 11.
Glen Mary, 26.
Goldscope quarries, 66, 67.
Gondola, 8.
Green, Wm., 66, 67, 73.
Gresley's novel, Coniston Hall, 43.
Gridiron, 12.
Grisedale, 33.
"Grounds,"34.
Guards, 8, 26.
Half-penny alehouse, 72, 74, 80.
Hall, Coniston, 3, 10, 38-44, 71, 77.
Hallgarth, 48.
Hare crags, 19.
Harrison of Coniston, 47-49, 77, 81.
"Hause,"2.
Hawkshead, 26, 31-33.
---- hill, 57.
Haws bank, 42, 74; Hows bank, 47, 48.
Heald, 11, 18.
Heathwaite, 76.
High cross, 18.
Hilliard, Mr. L. J., 78.
Hoathwaite, 10; Huthwait, 47; Outhwaite, 77.
Hobson of Coniston, 47, 48.
Hodge close, 66, 77.
Hodgson of Coniston, 47.
Hollin bank, 77.
Holly how, 80.
Holme ground, 45, 77.
Holms of Coniston, 47.
Holywath, 1, 2, 47, 66.
Sanders of Coniston, 77.
Satterthwaite, 33.
Sawrey of Coniston, 77.
Schools, 46, 54, 55.
Scrow, 2, 7.
Selside, 12, 17, 62.
Severn of Brantwood, 11, 55, 56, 81.
Ship inn, 74.
Sidney, Sir Philip, 40.
Silverbank, 1, 47, 48.
Simon Nick, 60.
Slate quarries, 2, 4, 5, 7, 65-68.
Sly of Coniston, 74.
Smartfield, 48.
Smith, Elizabeth, 78.
Smithies, 64.
Smith of Coniston Bank, 81.
Spedding of Coniston, 66, 75, 77.
Spoon hall, 76, 77.
Springs bloomery, 10, 62, 65.
Stable Harvey, 62, 65.
Statesmen, 74-77.
Stone rings, Burney, 16.
Suert of Coniston, 77.
Sun hotel, 2, 74.
Sunnybank, 11, 57.
Swinside circle, 16, 21.
Tanneries, 68.
Tarn hows, Tarnhouse, 77.
Tarns, see Monk Coniston, Gaitswater, Levers, Lowwater.
Tennyson at Coniston, 78.
Tent cottage, 9, 35, 78.
Tent lodge, 9, 78.
Thingmounts, 27-29.
Thompson of Coniston, 66, 80.
Thurston water, 8, 13, 29, 32, 44, 72.
"Thwaite,"
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CONISTON LAKE, LANCASHIRE.
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This First-class Establishment is the most delightfully situated of any Hotel in the Lake District. It is surrounded with beautiful pleasure grounds and select walks, from which excellent views of Brantwood, the home of the late Professor Ruskin, and Tent Lodge, for some time the residence of the late Lord Tennyson, are obtained; and embraces most interesting Lake and Mountain Views.
Coniston Churchyard, the burial place of the late John Ruskin, and the Ruskin Museum, are within a few minutes walk of the Hotel.
Billiards. Lawn Tennis. Private Boats.
Fishing.
A Steam Gondola runs daily on the Lake during the Season.
Char a Banc. Open and Close Carriages and Post Horses.
Coaches Daily to AMBLESIDE, GRASMERE,
WINDERMERE and LANGDALES.
AN OMNIBUS MEETS ALL TRAINS ARRIVING.
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