INDEX

Abington. ii. [289]
Adlington, i. 340, 346, 347-49
Alvaston, i. 281
Anglezarke Moor, ii. [85]
Annan, River, ii. [269], [270], [272]
Ardwick Green, i. 352
Arthuret, ii. [212], [214]
Ashbourne, i. 76, 87, 306, 308-23
Askham Hall, ii. [172]
Bamber Bridge, ii. [89]
Bamford, Samuel, i. 51-111
Barnet, i. 56, 111, 119-21
Barnet Fair, i. 116-119
Barrow-on-Soar, i. 248, 253
Bass family (brewers), i. 311
Beattock, ii. [270], [273], [279], [284]
Bedford, Dukes of, i. 157-64; ii. [292]
Belgrave, i. 246, 251
Blackford, ii. [211]
Blackwood, ii. [291]
Blore, i. 329
Bollin, River, i. 345
Bollington, i. 345
Bolton, ii. [68]-[75]
Bolton-le-Sands, ii. [132]
Bonshaw Tower, ii. [263]
Boothby, Penelope, i. 316-18
Boroughbridge, ii. [153]-54
Bosley, i. 337
Bothwell, ii. [295]
Bothwell Bridge, Battle of, ii. [294]
Boughton, i. 198
Boughton Green, i. 198
Brailsford, i. 42, 308
Brandreth, Jeremiah, rebel, i. 89, 291-97
Bright, John, i. 22, 199; ii. [42]-5
Brixworth, i. 200-3
Brougham, ii. [163]-71
Broughton, near Newport Pagnell, i. 166
Buckstone, The, ii. [133]-35
Bullock Smithy (Hazel Grove), i. 83, 350-52
Burton-in-Kendal, ii. [133]-37
Calton Moor, i. 329
Carleton, ii. [188]
Carlisle, i. 14, ii. [188]-207, [214]
Carlyle, Thomas, ii. [264]-68
Carnforth, ii. [132]
Carriers, i. 24, 311
Cavendish Bridge, i. 266, 279
Charles Edward, Prince ([see] Rebellion of 1745).
Chorley, ii. [83], [86]-88
Church Langton, i. 217-20
Churnet, River, i. 335
Clayton Green, ii. [88]
Clayton-le-Woods, ii. [88]
Clifton (near Manchester), ii. [68]
Clifton (near Penrith), ii. [158]-63
Clipston, i. 211
Clyde, River, ii. [272], [288], [289], [294], [307], [320]
Coaches:—
Beehive, London and Manchester, i. 41
Carlisle Mail, i. 5-14
Carlisle Post Coach, i. 5
Courier, London and Glasgow, i. 29
Defiance, London and Manchester, i. 32, 34, 37, 41, 42, 308; ii. [65]
Derby Dilly, Manchester and Derby, i. 309
Derby Fly, Derby and London, i. 290
Dumfries Coach, ii. [253], [255]
Dumfries and Edinburgh Mail, ii. [283]
Estafette, London and Manchester, i. 38
Flying Coach (1754), London and Manchester, i. 23
Flying Machine, London and Manchester, i. 24
Glasgow Mail, i. 5-21; ii. [149], [200], [268], [270]-79, [286]-88
Glasgow and Carlisle Diligence, ii. [271]
Glasgow and Edinburgh Stage, i. 3
Handforth, Howe, Glanville & Richardson’s Manchester and London Coach, i. 24
Independent, London and Manchester, i. 33
London Flying Machine (1770) Manchester and London, i. 24
London New and Elegant Diligence, Manchester and London, i. 25
Manchester Mail, London and Manchester, i. 25, 116; ii. [65]
Manchester and Derby Mail, i. 310
Manchester Telegraph, London and Manchester, i. 33, 37-9, 41; ii. [66]
New Diligence, Manchester and London, i. 25
Peveril of the Peak, London and Manchester, i. 22, 41, 42
Plummer’s Glasgow and London Coach, i. 5
Prince Cobourg, London and Manchester, i. 32
Red Rover, London and Manchester, i. 41, 43
Regulator, London and Manchester, i. 33
Royal Defiance, London and Manchester, i. 33
Coaching, i. 2-51, 125, 289, 309; ii. [129]-32, [137], [147]-53, [199]-202, [230], [253], [255], [270]-72, [274]-79, [283]-88, [296]-98
Coaching accidents, i. 14, 42; ii. [147], [283], [285]-88
Coaching and Carrying Notabilities:—
Ainslie, Jack, ii. [245]-47
Anderson, James, ii. [165]
Barnes, James, ii. [150]
Bass, William, i. 311
Baxendale, Joseph, i. 311
Bird, “Parson,” ii. [149]
Bryden, John, ii. [149]
Byrns, Jim, i. 50; ii. [150]
Campbell, Hugh, ii. [287]
Chaplin, William, i. 33, 43
Davies, Tom, i. 47
Douglas, Harry, i. 46
Drydens, the, ii. [149]
Eade, George, ii. [155]
Goodfellow, John, ii. [283]
Hoorn, William, i. 3
Horne, Benjamin Worthy, i. 43
Inns, Samuel, i. 47
Jervis, William, i. 48
Johnson, Isaac, ii. [150]
Lacy, H. C., i. 25, 29; ii. [65]
MacGeorge, James, ii. [283]
Meecher, James, i. 47
Nelson, Robert, i. 41
Nightingale, Robert, ii. [148]
Parkin, James, ii. [148]
Pickford, Matthew, i. 24, 311
Pooley, John, ii. [151]
Ramsay of Barnton, ii. [148]
Reed, John, ii. [149]
Sherman, Edward, i. 34-38, 43
Skaife, Edward, i. 50
Snow, Bob, i. 46
Teather, John, ii. [147], [199]
Telfers, the, ii. [150]
Venables, the, i. 49
Walker, John, i. 4.
Wall, Joe, i. 46
Waterhouse, William, i. 33, 34
Cockfosters, i. 121
Compton, i. 309
Convagata, Stanwix, ii. [205]
Cook, Thomas (originator of railway excursions), i. 244
Countess Pillar, ii. [169], [171]
Crawford, ii. [270], [288]
Crompton, Samuel, inventor, ii. [28], [75]-83
Cuckoo Bush, i. 266
Dane, River, i. 336, 337
Denighton Bridge, ii. [290]
Derby, i. 75, 89, 281, 285-306
Derventio, Derby, i. 285
Derwent, River, i. 285, 304
Devil’s Beef Tub, ii. [272], [282]
Dinwoodie Green, ii. [269], [273]
Dorfcocker, ii. [84]
Douglas Mill, ii. [290]
Douglas Water, ii. [290]
Dove, River, i. 324, 329
Dunstable, i. 61, 154
Dyrham Park, i. 124
Eakley (or Inckley) Lane, i. 173
Eamont Bridge, ii. [175]-79
Eamont River, ii. [171], [175]
East Langton, i. 217-20
Ecclefechan, ii. [264]-68
Eden, River, ii. [171], [204]
Elvanfoot, ii. [269], [272], [273]
Elvaston, i. 281-85
End Moor, ii. [137]
Ericstane Brae, ii. [269], [271], [273], [284]
Esk, River, ii. [210], [214], [217]
Evan Water, ii. [273], [284]-88
Farleton Knott, ii. [134], [137]
Farnworth, ii. [69]
Faxton, i. 208-10
Finchley, i. 115
Firwood, ii. [75]
Flamstead, i. 153
Flash, i. 342-45
Forton, ii. [107]
Foxton Locks, i. 220
Friar’s Wash, i. 152
Galgate, ii. [107]
Garstang, ii. [105]-7
Gayhurst, i. 170-72
Giant’s Grave, the, ii. [183]-85
Glasgow, ii. [296]-[324]
Glen Magna (or Great Glen), i. 222
Gorhambury, i. 151
Goslin Syke, ii. [209]
Gotham, i. 262-66
Great Glen (or Glen Magna), i. 222
Gretna Green, i. 14; ii. [210], [218], [222]-53
“Gretna Green” Marriages:—
Bourbon, Prince Charles Ferdinand, and Penelope Smyth, ii. [249]
Deerhurst, Viscount, ii. [248]
Drumlanrig, Viscount, and Caroline Clayton, ii. [249]
Dundonald, Earl of, and Katharine Barnes, ii. [248]
Erskine, Lord Chief Justice, and Sarah Buck, ii. [247]
Ibbetson, Captain, and Lady Adela Villiers, ii. [245]
Lovell, Captain Francis, and Lady Rose Somerset, ii. [249]
Wakefield, Edward Gibbon, and Ellen Turner, ii. [242]-44
Westmoreland, Earl of, and Miss Child, ii. [244]
Grindley Marsh, i. 352
Gunpowder Plot, i. 171
Hackleton, i. 177
Hackthorpe, ii. [156]
Hadley Green, i. 124
Hall-i’-th’-Wood, ii. [28], [76]-83
Hamilton, ii. [292]-94
Hamps, River, i. 330
Hanging Bridge, i. 324-26, 329
Hardingstone, i. 178
Hassockwell Burn, ii. [272]
Hathern, i. 261
Hazel Grove (Bullock Smithy), i. 83, 349-52
Heaton Chapel, near Stockport, i. 352
Heaton Norris, i. 352
Heaviley, i. 352
Helm Wind, the, ii. [146]
Heron Syke, ii. [134]
Hest Bank, ii. [120], [122], [129], [132]
Highgate, i. 55, 115
High Hesket, ii. [187], [244]
Hockliffe, i. 3, 61, 155
Hogstye End, i. 165
Hope Green, i. 349
Hopping Hill, i. 210
Horton, i. 174, 176
Horwich, ii. [84]
Hucks Brow, ii. [147], [153]
Inckley (or Eakley), Lane, i. 173
Inns (mentioned at length):—
Bay Horse, near Lancaster, ii. [107]
Beattock Inn, ii. [270], [298]
Bedford Arms, Woburn, i. 109-11, 163
Bell, Derby, i. 290
Black Bull, Glasgow, ii. [302]
Black Swan, Mountsorrel, i. 251
Bottom Inn, near Leek, i. 331
Bridgewater Arms, Manchester, i. 25, 26, 29, 33; ii. [65]
Bull and Mouth, St. Martin’s-le-Grand, i. 19, 34, 37, 44
Bull’s Head, Eakley Lane, i. 174
Bull’s Head, Loughborough, i. 260
Bull’s Head, Manchester, ii. [64]
Bull’s Head, Salford, ii. [24]
Bush, Carlisle, i. 5; ii. [200], [245], [246]
Crewe and Harpur’s Arms, Swarkestone, i. 278
Crook, Tweedshaws, ii. [284]
Crown, Eamont Bridge, ii. [174]
Cuckoo Bush, Gotham, i. 266
Fleur-de-lis, St. Albans, i. 127, 128
George and Dragon, Eakley Lane, i. 174
Gloucester Arms, Penrith, ii. [181]
Green Man (Bottom Inn), i. 331
Green Man and Black’s Head, Ashbourne, i. 322
Gretna Hall, ii. [229], [240]-42, [245], [249], [251]
Gretna Hotel, ii. [229]
Greyhound, Shap, ii. [151], [155]
Horton Inn, i. 174
Horwich Moorgate, ii. [84]
Kedleston Inn, i. 306
King’s Head (now Queen’s Head), Springfield, ii. [233], [236], [238], [240]
Lathbury Inn, i. 169
Maxwell Arms, Springfield, ii. [233], [235]
New Inn, Hackleton, i. 177
Old Black Bull, Moffat, ii. [281]
Old Man and Scythe, Bolton, ii. [71]-73
Old Rover’s Return, Manchester, ii. [64]
Old White Lion, Finchley, i. 116
Plough, Shap Fell, ii. [153]
Red Lion, Hazel Grove, i. 351
Royal Hotel and New Bridgewater Arms, Manchester, i. 29; ii. [65]
Saracen’s Head, Glasgow, ii. [298]-302
Sark Bar, ii. [228]
Seven Stars, Manchester, ii. [24]-64
Sun (Poet’s Corner), ii. [64]
Swan with Two Necks, Lad Lane, i. 25, 32, 33
Tempest Arms, Horwich Moor, ii. [84]
Tontine, Glasgow, ii. [298], [303]
Two Lions, Penrith, ii. [182]
Welcome into Cumberland, Eamont Bridge, ii. [152], [176], [179]
White Lion, Stockport, i. 357
White Swan, Mountsorrel, i. 252
Irk, River, ii. [5]
Irlam-o’-th’-Height, ii. [68]
Irwell, River, ii. [5], [67], [68]
Islington, i. 112
Johnstone Bridge, ii. [270]
Kearsley, ii. [69]
Kedleston Hall, i. 307
Kegworth, i. 89, 91, 261
Kelmarsh, i. 210
Kendal, ii. [138]-45
Kent River, ii. [122], [125], [139]
Kent’s Bank, ii. [122], [124]
Kentigern, Saint, ii. [308]-12
Kibworth Beauchamp, i. 221
King Arthur’s Drinking Cup, ii. [174]
King Arthur’s Round Table, ii. [173]
Kingsthorpe, i. 196
Kingston-on-Soar, i. 262
Kingstown, ii. [209]
Kirk Langley, i. 306
Kirkpatrick, ii. [263]
Kirtlebridge, ii. [264]
Kirtle Water, ii. [263], [264]
Lamport, i. 203-7
Lancaster, ii. [108]-20
Lancaster Sands, ii. [122]-32
Langtons, the, i. 217-20
Larkhall, ii. [291]
Lathbury, i. 169
Leek, i. 85, 323, 331-35
Leicester, i. 71, 95, 223-46
Lesmahagow, ii. [272], [291]
Levenshulme, i. 352
Lockerbie, ii. [269], [279]
Lockington, i. 266
London Colney, i. 125
Longsight, i. 352
Longtown, ii. [211], [212], [213], [253]
Lonsdale, The “Bad Lord,” ii. [157]
Loughborough, i. 73, 84, 91, 94, 259-61
Low Hesket, ii. [188]
Lowther Castle, ii. [156]-58
Lowther River, ii. [171]-73
Luguvallum, Carlisle, ii. [189], [205]
Lune, River, ii. [108], [118]
Lyne, River, ii. [210]
Macadam, John Loudon, ii. [280]
Macaulay, Thomas Babington, i. 246-48
Macclesfield, i. 84, 323, 326, 337-42
Mackworth, i. 306
Maidwell, i. 210
Manchester, ii. [1]-[68]
Mancunium, Manchester, ii. [9]
Manifold, River, i. 330
Market Harborough, i. 96, 212-17, 254
Markyate Street, i. 61, 153
Mayfield, i. 326
Meikleholmside, ii. [284]
Mein Water, ii. [264]
Merkland, ii. [263]
Milk, River, ii. [269]
Milton Bryant, i. 157
Moffat, ii. [269]-71, [273], [274], [279]-84
Monken Hadley, i. 120, 122
Moore, Thomas (poet), i. 262, 326-9
Moses Gate, ii. [69]
Mountsorrel, i. 73, 95, 248-52
Mungo, Saint, ii. [308]-12
Myerscough, ii. [105]
Naseby, Battle of, i. 211
Nene, River, i. 185
Nethan, River, ii. [291]
Newport Pagnell, i. 61, 109, 166-69
Northampton, i. 66, 96, 175, 184-96
Oadby, i. 223
Old-time Travellers (in general), i. 15-22, 51-111
Bamford, Samuel, i. 51-111
Boswell, James, i. 298, 321-23; ii. [301]
Bright, John, i. 22, 199
Brougham, Lord, ii. [164]
Eldon, Earl of, ii. [226]
Granville, Dr., ii. [154], [164]
Gray, Thos., ii. [125], [301]
Hawker, Col., i. 9; ii. [235], [274]
Hume, David, ii. [201]
Johnson, Dr., i. 298; ii. [301]
Mandeville, Sir John, i. 148-50
Sharpe, Charles Kirkpatrick, i. 16-19
Wesley, Rev. John, i. 142, 168
Wilson, Professor John, i. 6
Old-time Travelling, i. 3-51, 125; ii. [222]-53, [274], [298]
Osmaston Manor, i. 308
Ouse, River, i. 109, 173
Over Sands, ii. [122]-32
Oxendon, i. 212
Peel Towers, ii. [159]
Pendlebury, ii. [68]
Pendleton, ii. [68]
Pennersaughs, ii. [264]
Penrith, i. 14; ii. [179]-87
Penwortham, ii. [92]
“Peterloo,” i. 53, 326; ii. [39]-41
Petterill, River, ii. [187]
Pickford & Co., i. 310
Piddington, i. 176
Poynton, i. 349
Prestbury, i. 345-47
Preston, i. 84, 87; ii. [83], [90]-[105]
Prince Charles Edward ([see] Rebellion of 1745).
Pytchley Hunt, the, i. 199
Quakers, the (origin of the name), i. 289
Quarndon, i. 306
Queen’s Cross, near Northampton, i. 99, 178-84
Quorn Hunt, the, i. 212, 253-57
Quorndon, or Quorn, i. 95, 252-59, 306
Railways, i. 43; ii. [55], [107], [122], [124], [130], [132], [200], [228], [270], [285], [288], [304]
Ratæ Coritanorum, Leicester, i. 225-29
Rebellion of 1715, i. 270; ii. [90], [93]-97, [104], [112], [196], [319]
Rebellion of 1745, i. 169, 270-78, 287, 319, 324, 334; ii. [21], [98], [103], [144], [155], [160]-63, [185], [187], [195]-98, [260], [319]
Redbourne, i. 111, 152
Ribble, River, ii. [90]-92
Richard III., i. 238; ii. [180]
Ring Cross, i. 112-15
Rivington Pike, ii. [85], [87]
Rothley, i. 95, 246
Rothley Temple, i. 246
Rudyard Lake, i. 335
Rushton Marsh, i. 336
Rushton Spencer, i. 336
Russell family, i. 157-64
St. Albans, i. 56-61, 111, 125-50
Salford, ii. [67]
Sark River, ii. [214], [217]
Sark Bar, ii. [226]-29
Scotforth, ii. [107]
Shap, ii. [151], [155]
Shap Abbey, ii. [156]
Shap Fell, i. 54; ii. [146], [150]
Shardlow, i. 281
Skerton, ii. [120]
“Slash, Captain,” i. 198
Slyne, ii. [120]
Soar, River, i. 244, 248, 262
Solway Moss, ii. [214]-18
South Mimms, i. 124
Springfield, ii. [210], [214], [218], [226], [227], [234]-36
Standish, Miles, ii. [86]-88
Stanton-by-Bridge, i. 267
Stanwix, i. 11; ii. [189], [204]-9
Stockport, i. 83, 323, 353-58
Stoke Goldington, i. 62, 99
Swarkestone Bridge, i. 267, 270, 273, 276-78
Swinscoe, or Swinecote, i. 329
“Teetotal,” origin of the word, i. 104
Telford, Thomas, i. 2, 10; ii. [263], [268], [271], [277]-79
Thiefside, ii. [187], [188]
Tolcross, ii. [296]
Trent, River, i. 89, 254, 261, 266-70, 278-81
Turnpike Trusts, ii. [273]-78
Tyringham, i. 170
Uddingston, ii. [296]
Verulamium, St. Albans, i. 130, 150
Voreda, Old Penrith, ii. [187]
Waggons (Manchester and London):—
Bass’s, i. 24
Cooper’s, i. 24
Hulse’s, i. 24
Pickford’s Flying Waggons, i. 24, 311
Washington’s, i. 24
Wood’s, i. 24
Walton-le-Dale, ii. [90]
Wamphray, ii. [270], [274]
Wanlip, i. 246, 251
Waterfall, i. 330
Waterhouses, i. 330
Wavendon, i. 166
West Linton, ii. [211]
Whetstone, i. 56
Whittle-le-Woods, ii. [88]
“Wise Men of Gotham,” i. 262-66
Woburn, i. 61, 109, 157, 163-65
Woburn Abbey, i. 157-62
Woburn Sands, i. 165
Wolsey, Cardinal, i. 244
Woodhouse Eaves, i. 253
Yanwath Hall, ii. [170]

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