“Angel,” Islington, i. 27, 38–40
“Berwyn Arms,” Glyndyfrdwy, ii. 210
“Blue Ball,” Potterspury, i. 183
“—— Boar,” Dunsmore, i. 261
“Bull,” Weedon Beck, i. 199
“Bull and Mouth,” St. Martin’s-le-Grand, i. 24; ii. 114, 117, 119
“Bull’s Head,” Meriden, i. 303–305
“Cambria,” Menai Village, ii. 281
“Cave’s Inn,” i. 207
“Cock,” Stony Stratford, i. 172
“Craven Arms,” Coventry, i. 292
“Cross Foxes,” Oswestry, ii. 165
“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, 20, 23
—— Wolverhampton, ii. 45, 49
“—— and Peacock,” Wolverhampton, ii. 40
“—— with-Two-Necks,” Lad Lane, i. 82
“Talbot,” Atcham, ii. 90
—— Shrewsbury, ii. 116, 133
—— Towcester, i. 187
“Up and Down Post,” Meriden Heath, i. 306
“Verulam Arms,” St. Albans, i. 122
“Voelas Arms,” Pentre Voelas, ii. 230
“Wheatsheaf,” Daventry, i. 233
“White Horse,” Hockliffe, i. 152–156
“—— Lion,” Allesley, i. 301
“Woodman,” Finchley, i. 54
“Wynnstay Arms,” Oswestry, ii. 165
_Isannavaria_, i. 233
Islington, i. 39–44; ii. 173
Ivetsey Bank, i. 225, 227; ii. 103
Kensworth, i. 137
Ketley, i. 204, 228; ii. 72
Kitt’s End, i. 81
Knightlow Cross, i. 263–266
_Lactodorum_, i. 186, 204
Lilbourne, i. 205–207
Little Brickhill, i. 31, 164–167
Llandegai, ii. 264
Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerchwyrndrobwlltysiliogogogoch, ii. 295–302
Llangefni, ii. 308, 319
Llangollen, i. 15, 18; ii. 108, 109, 162, 180–209, 215
—— Ladies of, ii. 191, 193–206
Llangristiolus, ii. 304
Llanyngenedl, ii. 320
Llyn Ogwen, i. 19, 20; ii. 254–257
Llynfaes, ii. 320
London Colney, i. 29, 95, 98–102, 125
Lonisaf, ii. 264
Maerdy, i. 18; ii. 220
Maes Mawr, ii. 219
_Magiovintum_, i. 204
Mancetter, i. 215
_Manduessedum_, i. 215
Markyate i. 136
Menai Bridge, i. 22; ii. 269, 282–288, 291, 318, 324
—— Straits, i. 20, 271, 280–289, 298, 302, 319
—— Village, ii. 288, 290, 295, 297
Merevale, i. 217
Meriden, i. 6, 302–306
Mimms Wash, i. 81, 85, 96
Mona, ii. 304
Monmore Green, ii. 39
Montford Bridge, ii. 145
Morland, George, i. 65
Moxley, ii. 36
Muckley Corner, i. 219
Mytton, John, ii. 123–125, 157–161
Nant Ffrancon, i. 20; ii. 257–260
Nesscliff, ii. 147
North Finchley, i. 64
Norton, ii. 88
Oakengates, i. 204, 228; ii. 72
Offa’s Dyke, ii. 162, 175
Ogwen Falls, ii. 257
—— Pool, i. 19, 20; ii. 254–257
Old Stratford, i. 182
Old-time Travellers:—
Borrow, George, ii. 218, 219, 221, 225, 226, 251, 307, 315
Cobbett, Richard, i. 133
De Quincey, Thomas, ii. 14–19, 125–131, 272
Disraeli, Benjamin, ii. 93
Dugdale, Sir William, i. 5, 12, 205; ii. 11, 101
Evans, Rev., ii. 217
Fiennes, Celia, i. 151
George IV., ii. 297, 312–314
Johnson, Dr., ii. 272, 274–277
Leland, John, i. 197, 313
Marlborough, Duke of, i. 95
Monk, General, i. 74
O’Connell, Daniel, ii. 50, 206
Ogilby, John, i. 7, 10, 146, 151, 186, 198, 250, 278, 308
Pennant, Thos., i. 2, 6, 61, 152, 194, 218, 230, 259, 302, 303; ii.
102, 257
Swift, Dean, i. 8, 12, 188, 221, 245–247, 267, 274, 280; ii. 308–310
Victoria, Princess, i. 122; ii. 164, 206, 267
Warner, Rev. Richard, ii. 205, 277
Wesley, Rev. John, ii. 310
Wigstead, Henry, i. 314; ii. 168, 181, 216, 278
Wynn, Sir Watkin Williams, ii. 166–168
Oswestry, ii. 14, 149, 157, 162–169
Overley Hill, i. 30; ii. 79
Owain Glyndwr, ii. 144, 172, 211–216, 271
Packington Park, i. 311
Pain’s Lane, i. 228.
Paulerspury, i. 182
Penmaenmawr, ii. 273–279
Penmynydd, ii. 293, 318
_Pennocrucium_, i. 224
Penrhyn Castle, ii. 263–265
Pentre Berw, ii. 304
—— Voelas, ii. 112, 230
_Pickwick Papers_, i. 188–191, 297; ii. 8, 23
Plumb Park Hill, i. 31, 184
Pont-y-Glyn, i. 18; ii. 220–222
—— —— Pair, ii. 244
Potterspury, i. 182
Prickler’s Hill, i. 66
Prior’s Lee, ii. 71
Queen’s Head, ii. 156
—— Oak, i. 175, 184
Railways:—
Grand Junction, i. 37; ii. 25
Great Central, i. 207, 244
London and Birmingham, i. 34–38, 169–171; ii. 24–26, 118, 155
—— and North Western, i. 38, 169, 196
Rain’s Bridge, i. 249
Redbourne, i. 29, 85, 131, 135, 138
Ridge Hill, i. 97–101
Ripley, James, i. 75–78
Royal Oak, i. 227
Ruyton-of-the-Eleven-Towns, ii. 148
Ryton-upon-Dunsmore. i. 259, 264, 266
St. Albans, i. 81, 82, 101, 102, 105–131, 138, 176, 204
St. George’s, i. 228
St. Michael’s, i. 128–131
Sandhill, i. 163
Sheep Lane, i. 163
Shelton Oak, ii. 144
Shenley, i. 29
Shiffnal, ii. 66–70, 75
Shrewsbury, i. 2, 4, 5, 15, 19, 20, 21, 24, 27; ii. 14, 62–64, 75, 82,
88, 91–143, 149, 155, 212, 214
Small Heath, i. 313
Snedshill, ii. 71
Soho, ii. 27
South Mimms, i. 44, 79, 87, 91–96
South Stack Rock, ii. 317, 321–326
Steam Carriages, i. 33
Stonebridge, i. 2, 306, 311
Stony Delph, i. 217
—— Stratford, i. 28, 163, 169, 172–175, 178, 180, 204
Stowe Hill, i. 194, 196
—— Nine Churches, i. 194–196
Stretton, i. 224
—— -upon-Dunsmore, i. 264,; ii. 14
Swallow Falls, ii. 235, 246–249
Tally-ho Corner, i. 65
Tan-y-Bwlch, ii. 250
Telford, Thomas, i. 18–21, 127, 151, 184, 194, 224, 230, 240; ii. 30,
73, 79, 112, 145, 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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