List of ILLUSTRATIONS

SEPARATE PLATES
PAGE
Early Days on the London and Birmingham Railway.[Frontispiece]
Bull Ring. (From a Print after David Cox)[5]
Old Birmingham Coaching Bill.[13]
Dudley. (After J. M. W. Turner, R.A.)[31]
High Green, Wolverhampton, 1797. (After Rowlandson)[47]
High Green, Wolverhampton, 1826. (From an Old Print)[51]
High Green, Wolverhampton, 1860. (From a Contemporary Photograph)[55]
Shiffnal.[67]
The Council House.[141]
The Honourable Thomas Kenyon. (From an Old Print)[153]
The Vale of Llangollen.[177]
Llangollen.[183]
Llangollen. (After J. M. W. Turner, R. A.)[187]
Valle Crucis Abbey. (After J. M. W. Turner, R.A.)[207]
Cernioge.[227]
The Swallow Falls. (From an Old Print)[247]
Llyn Ogwen and Trifaen Mountain.[255]
Penmaenmawr. (After J. M. W. Turner, R.A.)[275]
The Old Landing-Place on the Anglesey Shore.[283]
ILLUSTRATIONS IN TEXT
Vignette: Prince Rupert[Title Page]
List of Illustrations: The Black Country[vii]
The Holyhead Road[1]
The “Hen and Chickens,” 1830[18]
The “Old Royal”[24]
Wednesbury[37]
Old Hill, Tettenhall[59]
The Sabbath-breaking Seamstress[60]
Snedshill Furnaces[71]
Haygate Inn[76]
The Wrekin[79]
The “Old Wall”[84]
Wroxeter Church[85]
Atcham Bridge[91]
Lord Hill’s Monument[92]
The English Bridge[97]
Wyle Cop and the “Lion”[107]
The “Lion” Yard[132]
The Market-Place, Shrewsbury[138]
Shelton Oak[144]
The Breidden Hills[147]
Queen’s Head[156]
Offa’s Dyke[176]
The Ladies of Llangollen. (From an Old Print)[198]
Plas Newydd[203]
Owain Glyndwr’s Mount[211]
Cerrig-y-Druidion[224]
The Waterloo Bridge[232]
The Old Church, Bettws-y-Coed[234]
Sign of the “Royal Oak”[238]
Pont-y-Pair[245]
Cyfyng Falls[250]
Capel Curig[252]
The Falls of Ogwen[257]
Nant Ffrancon. (After David Cox)[258]
Nant Ffrancon[260]
Penrhyn Castle[263]
Lonisaf Toll-House[264]
The Penrhyn Arms[266]
Penrhyn Castle and Snowdonia, from Beaumaris. (After David Cox)[278]
Deserted Stables, Menai Village[290]
The Menai Bridge and the Isle of Benglas[291]
The Anglesey Column[296]
The Britannia Bridge[299]
Near Mona Inn[303]
Llangristiolus[304]
Caer Ceiliog[306]
The South Stack. (After T. Creswick, R.A.)[323]
Holyhead Mountain[325]