  Title: Dickensian Inns & Taverns Author: B. W. (Bertram Waldrom) Matz Language: English Character set encoding: UTF-8 E-text prepared by the Online Distributed Proofreading Team |
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DICKENSIAN INNS AND TAVERNS
BY THE SAME AUTHOR
THE INNS AND TAVERNS OF PICKWICK
With thirty-one illustrations.
Large Crown 8vo. Second Edition.
10/6 net.
“The Inns and Taverns of Pickwick” has proved one of the most successful books of the season. The reviewers have been unanimous in its praise, and in speaking of its value and qualities have used such adjectives as famous, friendly, entertaining, delightful, well-informed, irresistible, valuable, fascinating, jolly, glowing, jovial, great, favourite, charming, congenial, and agreed that it is the “final authority and worthy of its mighty subject.”
LONDON: CECIL PALMER
JOHN BROWDIE AND FANNY SQUEERS ARRIVE
AT THE SARACEN’S HEAD
Drawn by T. Onwhyn
DICKENSIAN
INNS & TAVERNS
BY
B. W. MATZ
EDITOR OF “THE DICKENSIAN”
AUTHOR OF
“THE INNS AND TAVERNS OF PICKWICK”
ETC., ETC.
WITH THIRTY-NINE ILLUSTRATIONS BY T. ONWHYN,
CHARLES G. HARPER, L. WALKER, F. G. KITTON, G. M. BRIMELOW
AND FROM PHOTOGRAPHS AND OLD ENGRAVINGS
LONDON
CECIL PALMER
OAKLEY HOUSE, BLOOMSBURY STREET, W.C. I
First
Edition
1922
Copyright
Printed in Great Britain by Burleigh Ltd. Bristol
TO
RIDGWELL CULLUM
