CHART.

_Route_. _Counties_. _Miles_. _Best Inns_. _Objects most _Page_.

worth

Attention_.—

_Rivers and

noted Bridges_.

Cheltenham Spa to _Gloucester_ Plough Hotel Pump-room-walk— 1

Seat of Earl of

Fauconberg—

Cleave

Hill—Dowdswell

Gloucester — 8 King’s Head Cathedral—Goal— 5

Pin

manufactory—

Isle of

Alney—Severn—

Drawbridge,

called Westgate

Newnham — 12 Bear Garden Cliff, 6–8

at

Westbury—

Flaxley

Abbey—Church

yard view from

Lidney — 8 White Swan Iron works—Mrs. 9

Bathurst’s

Chepstow _Monmouth_ 8 Beaufort Arms Castle—Church— 9–195

Piercefield,

one mile from

Chepstow—

Llanconb

Cliffs—Wye—

Wooden bridge

Newport — 16 King’s Head (Between C. and 10–13

N. Caldecot

Castle—Caerwent

pavement—Ruins

of Caerleon)

Uske—New

bridge—Castle

Cardiff _Glamorgan_ 12 Angel Castle—Goal— 14

Bridge—Taff

Landaff — 3 — Ruins of the 18

Cathedral

Cardiff to Caerphily — 7 Boar’s Head Castle 19

Myther Tidvil — 17 Star Iron works, the 22

largest in the

kingdom—

(Between C. and

M. Pont-y-prid)

Pont Neath Vechan — 14 Angel Falls of 23

Scotenogam—

Lower and Upper

Culhepste—

Lady’s

Cascade—

Porthogo

Cavern—Bwr

Mean—Parthen

and Neath

rivers

Neath — 11 Ship and Castle (Between P. and 26

N. Aperdulas

and Melincourt

waterfalls—The

Knole)

Abbey—Castle—

Copper-works

Swansea — 9 Mackworth Arms View at Britton 28

Ferry—Castle—

Pottery—Tawe

By Oystermouth and Penrice — 20 A poor Situated on the 32

to Cheriton Pot-house Bury—In your

way see

Oystermouth

Castle—Oxwich

Bay—Penrice—

King Arthur’s

stone

Llanelly cross the Bury _Caermarthen_ 7 — Church 33

Kidwely — 9 Pelican Castle 33

Caermarthen — 10 Ivy Bush Castle—Tin 34

works—Bridge

over the Towy

Llaugharne — 12 Castle Castle— 35

Caermarthen Bay

Tenby _Pembroke_ 16 White Lion (Between L. and 37

T. Green

bridge, a

curious

excavation in

the rock)

Castle—Church—

Rocks—Walk on

the sands and

croft

Pembroke — 10 Green Dragon Castle—Bridge— 40

Sail round

Milford Haven

to Hubberstone,

sixteen

miles—Bush, Mr.

Meredith’s

Returned to Tenby — — — —

Haverfordwest — 20 Castle (Between T. and 47

H. Carew

Castle—

Landshipping

Ferry—Picton

Castle)

Castle—Priory

at the

extremity of

the Parade

St. Davids — 16 Black Lion (Between H. and 52

St. Roach

Castle—St.

Bride’s Bay)

Cathedral—

Bishop’s

Palace—Rocking

stone two miles

from St. Davids

Fishguard — 16 — (In your way 53

take the place

where the

French landed)

Gwain river

Newport — 7 — Two miles from 57

N. Druidical

monuments

Cardigan _Cardigan_ 11 Black Lion (Velindre—At 60

Lechryd bridge,

tin

works—Kilgerran

Castle—Follow

the Tyvi to

Cardigan)

Castle—Goal—

Church—St.

Dogmael’s

Abbey, one mile

from Cardigan

Aberaeron — 22 Good Druidical 62

accommodations monuments—

Castle

Aberystwith — 15 Talbot (Between A. and 63

A. Llanwryan

bridge) Walk

round the

Castle—Lead

mines

Havod — 12 Havod Arms Devil’s 67

bridge—Fall of

the Rhyddol—Of

the

Mynach—Havod

house and

grounds

Machynlleth over Plinlimnon _Montgomery_ 27 Eagles The house where 80

Owen Glyndwr

assembled his

parliament—

Dovey

river—Bridge

Talylyn _Merioneth_ 10 Blue Lion (Between M. and 83

T. Dyflas

river) Cader

Idris—Pool of

Three Grains

Dolgelly — 16 Golden Lion Beautiful 84

situation—

Avonvawr river

Barmouth — 8 Corsy Gedol From D. to B. 85

Arms extremely

interesting—

Pleasant walk

on the sands,

and likewise on

the hills over

the town

Harlech — 10 — Castle—A golden 89

torques dug up

here, in the

year 1692

Returned to Barmouth — — — —

Tan-y-bwlch by Dolgelly and — 28 Tan-y-bwlch (Between 99

Falls Dolgelly and

Tan-y-bwlch,

the falls of

Doll-y-mullin—

Cayne—Moddach)

Vale of

Festiniog—Tan-

y-bwlch

hall—River

Dryryd

Beddgelert _Caernarvon_ 8 Tolerable (Between T. and 103

accommodations B.

Pont-aber-

glaslyn—Copper

mines) River

Glaslyn

Llanberris over Snowdon — 16 — Pass of 104

Llanberris—

Dolbadern

Castle—Two

lakes

Caernarvon — 9 Hotel Near C.—River 115

Rhyddol—Bridge—

Castle—Wythwar

mountain—

Religious sect

called Jumpers

Plas-Newydd _Anglesey_ 6 — The Menai—Lord 116

Uxbridge—

Cromlechs

Bangor _Caernarvon_ 4 George and View from the 123

Dragon church-yard—

Cathedral—Cross

the Menai to

Beaumaris—Baron

Hill

Conway — 11½ Bull and Harp (Between C. and 127

B. Castle of

Penrhyn—Pen-

mawn-mawr)

Castle—Church—

College

Abergele _Denbigh_ 11 Tolerable (Between C. and 130

accommodations A. Llandidno

mines—Cavern-

ar-ogo) Walk on

the sands

St. Asaph _Flintshire_ 7 White Lion (Between A. and 133

St. Rhuddlan

Marsh—Castle—

River Clwyd)

Vale of

Clwyd—Cathedral

Denbigh _Denbigh_ 6 Bull Castle—Ruins of 134

an old

church—Vale of

Clwyd

Ruthin — 8 Cross Keys (Between D. and 136

R. Well of St.

Dysnog)

Castle—Church—

Gaol—Bowling

green—Vale of

Clwyd

Wrexham — 16 Eagles Church—Offa’s 140

Dyke—Erthig,

the seat of P.

York,

Esq.—Church of

Marchwiel

Ruabon — 6 — Wynstay 143

park—Obelisk—

Offa’s Dyke

Llangollen — 8 Hand (Between R. and 149

L.

Ponteysyllty—

River Dee)

Bridge over the

Dee—Castle

Dinas Bran—Lady

E. Butler’s

Cottage—Valis

Crucis—Pillar

of Ellseg

Oswestry _Shropshire_ 12 Cross Keys (Between L. and 156

O. Chirk

Castle—

Whittington)

Ruins of a

chapel—Castle

Welch Pool _Montgomery_ 18 Royal Oak (Between O. and 160

W. Llanymynach

Hill—Breddin—

Column to Adm.

Lord Rodney,

recording the

victory over

the French,

April 12,

1782—Virnwy—

Powis Castle)

Montgomery — 8 Dragon Castle and 162

Goal—Ellesmere

canal

Bishops Castle _Shropshire_ 9 Castle — 163

Ludlow _Hereford_ 16 Crown Castle—Church— 164

Cross—Walks

round the

Castle

walls—Bridge—

Teme river

Leominster — 11 Red Lion Market 174

house—Church

Hereford — 12 New Inn Cathedral— 174

Castle

walks—Gaol—Wye

Ross _Monmouth_ 14 Man of Ross Church—View 176

from “The

Prospect”—

Wilton

Castle—Bridge—

Wye

Monmouth — — Beaufort Arms (Between A. and 187

M. Goodrich

Castle—Symond’s

Yatch—

Courtfield

house—New Wier)

Castle

Priory—Town

hall—Walk to

Monmouth

Folly—Wye

Chepstow — 50 Beaufort Arms Castle—Church— 9—195

Piercefield,

one mile from

Chepstow—

Llancomb

Cliff—Wye—

Wooden bridge

(Between M. and

C.

Llandogo—

Tintern

Abbey—Wine

Cliff,

corruption from

Wye Cliff)

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