@vhost@g@html@files@42990@42990-h@42990-h-1.htm.html#Page_51" class="pginternal">51, 55. Chesterfield, 309. Hazlitt, 82. Hellifield, 191. Helvellyn, 179. Henry II., 157. Henry IV., 242, 367. Henry VIII., 65, 89, 110, 126, 156, 186, 288, 305, 386. Hereford, 90-92, 127-128, 309. Herstmonceux, 309-312. Hexham, 206-207. High Force, The, 173. High Force Hotel, 173-174. Holmes, Admiral, 295-296. Holy Cross Abbey, 334. Holyhead, 325, 362-363, 369. Honiton, 67. “Hours of Idleness,” 154-155. Howard Family, 200-202. Hucknall, 151-153. Hunstanton, 26. Huntingdon, 33. Hurst Castle, 288. Hythe, 322. I Ilchester, 63. Ilfracombe, 77, 79-80. Ilkley, 188, 198. Imperial Hotel, Cork, 336-339. Ipswich, 19-23. Irving, Washington, 1, 154-155. Isle of Wight, 289-297. “Ivanhoe,” 246. J James I., 66. “Jane Eyre,” 197. Jarrow, 205. Jedburgh, 231-236. Jeffreys, Judge, 60-61. Jenner, Edward, 87. Jervaulx Priory, 246-247. Jigginstown House, 327. John, King, 58, 354. Johnson, Dr. Samuel, 141-142. Jones, Inigo, 38. Jones, John Paul, 163. Jones, Rev. Laurence, 270-271. Jordans, 228-230, 246, Map of England and Wales INDEX TO MAP OF ENGLAND AND WALES Red Lines Show Approximate Routes; Light-Faced Black Lines, Routes Covered in Author’s Previous Book, “British Highways and Byways From a Motor Car” A | Aberystwyth | 17 E | Alcester | 18 M | Alnwick | 3 M | Ambleside | 7 J | Arundel | 25 Q | Askrigg | 8 L | Avebury | 21 M | B | Bakewell | 13 M | Bamborough | 2 M | Banbury | 19 O | Bangor | 13 G | Barmouth | 16 H | Barnard Castle | 7 M | Barnsley | 12 N | Barnstaple | 23 G | Bath | 22 K | Battle Abbey | 24 T | Bawtry | 12 P | Beaulieu | 24 O | Beddgelert | 14 G | Bedford | 18 R | Belvoir Castle | 15 P | Berkeley | 20 L | Berwick | 1 M | Bettws-y-Coed | 14 H | Beverly | 10 Q | Bexhill | 25 T | Billingshurst | 24 R | Birtsmorton | 18 L | Bishop’s Castle | 17 J | Bodiam | 23 T | Bolton Abbey | 10 L | Bolton Castle | 8 L | Boston | 14 R | Bottesford | 14 Q | Bournemouth | 24 M | Bowes | 7 L | Bradford-on-Avon | 23 L | Brampton | 5 K | Brecon | 19 I | Bridgnorth | 16 K | Bridlington | 9 R | Brighton | 24 S | Brington | 17 P | Bristol | 21 K | Brixham | 27 H | Broadway | 19 M | Brough | 7 L | Broxborne | 19 S | Buckingham | 19 O | Buildwas | 16 L | Builth | 18 H | Burnham Thorpe | 14 U | Bury St. Edmunds | 18 U | Buxton | 13 M | Bylands Abbey | 8 N | C | Caerleon | 20 K | Caerphilly | 21 H | Caister Castle | 15 X | Cambridge | 18 S | Camelford | 25 E | Canterbury | 22 V | Cardiff | 22 I | Cardigan | 18 E | Carlisle | 5 J | Carmarthen | 19 F | Carnarvon | 13 G | Cerne Abbas | 24 K | Cerrig-y-Druidion | 14 I | Chagford | 26 G | Chalfont St. Giles | 21 P | Chawton | 23 P | Cheddar | 23 K | Chelmsford | 20 T | Cheltenham | 19 M | Chepstow | 21 I | Chester | 13 I | Chesterfield | 13 N | Chichester | 24 Q | Chigwell | 20 T | Chippenham | 21 M | Chipping Ongar | 20 T | Chirk | 16 J | Chorley Wood | 20 Q | Clovelly | 24 F | Colchester | 19 T | Coniston | 8 I | Conway | 13 H | Corfe | 26 M | Coventry | 17 M | Cowbridge | 22 H | Cowes | 25 O | Coxwold | 8 O | Cromer | 14 W | Crowland | 16 R | D | Darfield | 11 O | Darlington | 7 N | Dartmouth | 27 H | Derby | 14 M | Dereham | 16 U | Devizes | 22 M | Dinas Mawddwy | 16 H | Dolgelly | 15 G | Doncaster | 11 P | Dorchester | 25 L | Dover | 23 W | Downe | 22 S | Drayton | 14 L | Dukeries | 13 N | Dunster | 23 H | Durham | 6 M | E | Eastbourne | 25 T | Edgeware | 20 P | Ely | 17 S | Epsom | 22 R | Eversley | 22 P | Evesham | 18 M | Exeter | 25 G | F | Farnham | 23 Q | Fishguard | 19 D | Folkestone | 24 V | Fotheringhay | 16 R | Fountains Abbey | 9 M | Freshwater | 26 M | Furness Abbey | 9 I | G | Gad’s Hill | 22 S | Glastonbury | 23 K | Glossop | 12 M | Gloucester | 20 L | Grasmere | 7 I | Grantham | 15 Q | Greenstead Church | 20 S | Guildford | 22 R | Guisborough | 7 O | H | Hampton Court | 22 R | Harborough | 15 Q | Harlech | 15 G | Harrogate | 10 M | Harrow | 21 Q | Haselmere | 23 Q | Hastings | 24 U | Haverfordwest | 20 D | Haverhill | 19 T | Haworth | 10 L | Hay | 19 I | Helmsley | 8 P | Hereford | 19 K | Hexham | 4 M | Holyhead | 12 D | Honiton | 24 H | Howard Castle | 9 P | Hucknall | 11 M | Huntingdon | 14 Q | Hythe | 24 V | I | Ilfracombe | 22 G | Ilkley | 10 M | Ipswich | 18 V | J | Jarrow | 5 N | Jordans | 21 P | K | Kendal | 8 K | Kenilworth | 17 M | Keston | 22 R | Keswick | 6 J | Kettlewell | 9 L | King’s Lynn | 15 T | Kirby Hall | 17 Q | Knaresborough | 10 O | Knutsford | 13 L | L | Lacock | 22 L | Lamberhurst | 23 S | Lancaster | 9 K | Lanercost Priory | 5 L | Launceston | 26 E | Leamington | 18 O | Ledbury | 15 K | Leeds | 10 N | Leicester | 16 P | Lewes | 24 R | Leyburn | 8 M | Llangollen | 15 J | London | 21 R | Ludlow | 17 J | Llandaff | 22 H | Llandovery | 19 G | Lincoln | 13 Q | Lichfield | 16 L | Liverpool | 12 J | Lulworth | 26 L | Lymington | 25 O | Lutterworth | 17 P | Lyndhurst | 24 M | M | Maidstone | 22 U | Malmsbury | 21 K | Malvern | 18 K | Manchester | 12 L | Mansfield | 13 O | Marazion | 28 B | Margate | 21 W | Marlborough | 21 N | Marney | 19 V | Midhurst | 24 O | Middleham | 9 L | Mildenhall | 17 T | Monmouth | 20 J | Monken Hadley | 20 R | Montgomery | 16 J | Moreton Hampstead | 25 G | Much Wenlock | 17 L | Mundesley | 14 X | N | Neath | 21 H | Nether Stowey | 23 I | Netley | 24 O | Newark | 14 P | Newcastle | 5 M | Newcastle-under-Lyme | 14 K | Newlyn | 28 A | Newmarket | 17 U | Newport | 21 V | Newport | 20 O | Newstead Abbey | 14 O | Newtown | 17 I | Northampton | 18 P | Nottingham | 14 N | Norwich | 16 W | O | Olney | 19 Q | Oswestry | 15 I | Oundle | 17 R | Oxford | 20 N | P | Penn’s Chapel | 24 R | Penrith | 6 K | Penshurst | 23 T | Penzance | 28 B | Pevensey | 24 S | Peterborough | 16 R | Plymouth | 27 F | Pontefract | 11 O | Prince Town | 26 G | R | Raby Castle | 7 M | Raglan | 20 I | Reading | 22 O | Reculver | 22 V | Retford | 13 P | Richmond | 8 M | Rievaulx Abbey | 9 M | Ripon | 9 M | Ripple | 19 L | Rochester | 22 T | Romsey | 23 M | Ross | 19 K | Rowton Moor | 13 K | Ryde | 26 P | Rye | 24 U | S | Salisbury | 23 L | St. Albans | 20 R | St. David’s | 19 B | St. Ives | 27 B | St. Ives | 17 S | Sandringham Palace | 15 U | Scarborough | 8 R | Scrooby | 12 O | Shottermill | 24 P | Shrewsbury | 16 J | Skipton | 10 L | Somersby | 13 R | Southampton | 24 M | Southwell | 14 O | Stilton | 17 R | Stockton | 6 O | Settle | 9 L | Seven Oaks | 22 T | Selborne | 23 O | Sheffield | 12 N | Sherborne | 24 L | Stoke Poges | 21 Q | Stokesay Manor | 17 K | Stratford-on-Avon | 18 N | Sulgrave | 18 P | Swansea | 20 G | T | Tadcaster | 10 O | Tamworth | 16 N | Taunton | 23 J | Tavistock | 26 F | Tewkesbury | 19 M | Thetford | 17 U | Tintagel | 25 D | Tintern | 20 J | Tong | 16 L | Torquay | 26 H | Truro | 27 C | Tunbridge Wells | 23 T | U | Usk | 20 I | Uttoxeter | 15 M | Uxbridge | 21 Q | V | Ventnor | 26 P | W | Wakefield | 11 N | Walsingham | 15 V | Waltham | 20 S | Wantage | 21 N | Wareham | 25 L | Warrington | 11 K | Warwick | 18 M | Wellington | 24 I | Wells | 23 J | Wells-next-the-Sea | 14 V | Westerham | 24 R | Weston-Super-Mare | 22 J | Whitby | 7 P | Whittington | 14 J | Wimborne | 24 L | Winchelsea | 24 T | Winchester | 23 O | Windermere | 8 J | Windsor | 21 P | Wokingham | 22 P | Woodstock | 20 N | Worcester | 18 L | Worthing | 25 R | Wroxeter | 16 K | Wymondham | 17 V | Y | Yarmouth | 16 X | Yarmouth | 25 N | Yeovil | 24 K | York | 10 O | Transcriber's notes: The following is a list of changes made to the original. 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