• “Accommodation,” St. Albans, i. 121
• “Albion,” Birmingham, i. 37
• “Balloon,” Birmingham Post Coach, i. 28
• Birmingham Mail, i. 157; ii. 12
• Birmingham and Lichfield Flying Coach, i. 291
• —— Stage, ii. 12
• Birmingham and Shrewsbury Mail, i. 16, 31; ii. 112, 129
• —— and Holyhead Mail, i. 16, 40
• “Caravan,” the, London and Shrewsbury, ii. 104
• Chester and Holyhead Mail, i. 16, 81, 102, 157, 162; ii. 113
• —— Stage, i. 3, 6, 12, 291
• —— and Shrewsbury Stage, i. 5
• “Coburg,” Manchester, i. 85
• “Coventry Flying Machine,” i. 291
• —— Stage, i. 205; ii. 101
• “Defiance,” Worcester and Shrewsbury, ii. 110
• Diligence, Shrewsbury Stage, i. 32; ii. 107
• “Eclipse,” Birmingham, i. 261–263, 291
• “Economist,” Birmingham, i. 27, 32
• “Emerald,” Birmingham, i. 31; ii. 16, 118
• “Gee-ho, /li>
• “Crown,” Holloway Road, i. 24
• “Denbigh Hall,” i. 36, 169–171
• “Druid’s Head,” ii. 219
• “Dun Cow,” Dunchurch, i. 253, 254
• “Fighting Cocks,” St. Albans, i. 122–124
• “Four Crosses,” Hatherton, i. 221, 246
• —— —— Willoughby, i. 244–247
• “Gatehouse Tavern,” Highgate, i. 57
• “George,” Bangor Ferry, ii. 280
• “George,” Little Brickhill, i. 165
• —— St. Albans, i. 120, 127
• “Globe,” Weedon Beck, i. 198, 229
• “Goat,” Maes Mawr, ii. 219
• “Green Man,” Barnet, i. 78
• “Haygate Inn” (“Falcon”), i. 30; ii. 74–76
• “Hand,” Llangollen, ii. 194, 196, 205
• “Hen and Chickens,” Birmingham, ii. 18–23, 99
• “Hollybush,” Wellington, ii. 75
• “Jerningham Arms,” Shiffnal, ii. 69
• “King’s Head,” Coventry, i. 268, 272
• —— —— Llangollen, ii. 106
• “Lion,” Dunchurch, i. 253
• —— Shrewsbury, ii. 41, 46–49, 75, 98–100, 103, 104, 107–109, 111, 114, 123–133, 155, 223
• —— Wolverhampton, ii. 46–49
• “—— and Pheasant,” Shrewsbury, ii. 102, 134
• “Mad Tom,” Redbourne, i. 131–133
• “Mitre,” Barnet, i. 73
• “Mona,” ii. 304
• “New” Weedon Beck, i. 198
• “—— Royal,” Birmingham, ii. 24
• “Old Royal,” Birmingham, ii. 8, 23
• “—— Salisbury,” Barnet, i. 78
• “—— White Lion,” Finchley, i. 58
• “Owen Glendower,” Corwen, ii. 217, 267
• “Peacock,” Islington, i. 43, 44
• —— Sandhill, i. 31, 163
• —— Wolverhampton, ii. 40
• “Peahen,” St. Albans, i. 82, 116, 119
• “Penrhyn Arms,” Bangor, ii. 265–267
• “Pomfret Arms,” Towcester, i. 188–191
• “Prince Llewelyn,” Cernioge, ii. 225–230
• “Queen’s Head,” ii. 156, 159
• “Raven and Bell,” Shrewsbury, ii. 100, 104, 108, 109, 134
• “Red Lion,” Barnet, i. 74–78
• “Royal,” Capel Curig, ii. 251
• —— Llangollen, ii. 106
• “—— Oak,” Bettws-y-Coed, ii. 235–239, 243
• “Saracen’s Head,” Daventry, i. 239
• —— —— Towcester, i. 188–191
• “Spread Eagle,” Gailey, i. 224
• “Star,” Shiffnal, ii. 69
• “—— and Garter,” Wolverhampton, ii. 50
• “Stonebridge Hotel,” i. 307
• “Stork,” Birmingham, ii. 24
• “Struggler,” Moxley, ii. 36
• “Sun,” Glyndyfrdwy, ii. 210
• —— Markyate, i. 136
• “Swan,” Birmingham, ii. 12, 148, 169, 209, 220, 232, 250, 253, 257, 282–287, 293, 305, 317
• Tettenhall, i. 303, 312; ii. 43, 58–60
• Tilsworth, i. 150
• Tom Brown’s Schooldays, i. 44, 155, 191, 254
• Trifaen Mountain, ii. 254
• Tripontium, i. 205, 206
• Turnpike Trusts, i. 9; ii. 303
• —— Gates and Tolls, i. 33–47, 65, 69, 90, 137, 223, 248, 293, 301; ii. 27, 39, 58, 78, 91, 143, 144, 149, 159, 164, 170, 174, 175, 210, 219, 225, 230, 242, 250, 254, 264, 287, 302–307
• Tynant, ii. 222
• Tyn-y-Maes, ii. 260
• Upper Bangor, ii. 270
• Uriconium, ii. 83–87
• Uxaconium, i. 228
• Valley, ii. 307
• VennonÆ, i. 211–213
• Verulamium, i. 100, 112–115, 204
• Vron Cysylltan, ii. 175, 179, 180.
• Wall, i. 218, 219
• Watford Gap, i. 204
• Watling Street, i. 5, 111, 119, 197, 201–229; 232, ii. 73, 81, 84, 87, 289
• Wednesbury, ii. 30–37
• Weedon Beck, i. 194, 196–204, 229, 231
• Weeford, i. 218
• Welford, i. 204
• Wellington, i. 5, 204; ii. 74, 76–78, 82
• Wells Green, i. 312
• Wergs, The, ii. 60
• West Bromwich, ii. 28
• West Felton, ii. 150, 155
• Weston-under-Lizard, i. 228
• Whetstone, i. 44, 05
• Whiston Cross, ii. 64
• Whitley Common, i. 266
• Wibtoft, i. 209, 213
• Willenhall, i. 31, 266
• Willey Crossing, i. 208
• Willoughby, i. 244–248
• Wilnecote, i. 217
• Witherley, i. 215
• Wolverhampton, i. 15, 31, 32, 219, 312; ii. 40–58, 65, 109
• Woolscot, i. 248
• Wrekin, The, ii. 73, 76, 78, 80
• Wroxeter, ii. 81, 83–87
• Wyrley Bank, i. 221
• Yardley, i. 312

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