CHARLES G. HARPER.
Petersham, Surrey,
February, 1899.
| SEPARATE PLATES | ||
| PAGE | ||
| 1. | George the Third travelling from Windsor to London, 1806. (After R. B. Davis) | [Frontispiece.] |
| 2. | Coaching Miseries. (After Rowlandson) | [7] |
| 3. | Passengers refreshed after a Long Day’s Journey. (After Rowlandson) | [13] |
| 4. | The “White Bear,” Piccadilly | [23] |
| 5. | Allen’s Stall at Hyde Park Corner, about 1756 | [35] |
| 6. | Hyde Park Corner, 1797 | [41] |
| 7. | Kensington High Street, Summer Sunset | [47] |
| 8. | Colnbrook, a Decayed Coaching Town | [101] |
| 9. | An English Road | [125] |
| 10. | Maidenhead Thicket | [131] |
| 11. | The Stage Waggon. (After Rowlandson) | [139] |
| 12. | Theale | [143] |
| 13. | Woolhampton | [147] |
| 14. | Rail and River: The Kennet and the Great Western Railway | [151] |
| 15. | At the 55th Milestone | [155] |
| 16. | Hungerford | [169] |
| 17. | Marlborough | [189] |
| 18. | Fyfield | [195] |
| 19. | Marlborough Downs, near West Overton | [199] |
| 20. | The White Horse, Cherhill | [207] |
| 21. | The Old Market House, Chippenham | [211] |
| 22. | Box Village | [225] |
| 23. | Bathampton Mill | [229] |
| 24. | Prior Park | [247] |
| 25. | Bath Abbey: the West Front | [261] |
| 26. | The Roman Bath, restored | [265] |
| ILLUSTRATIONS IN TEXT | ||
| PAGE | ||
| Old Village Lock-up, Cranford | [(Title-page)] | |
| Sign of the “White Bear,” now at Fickles Hole | [25] | |
| The “White Horse” Inn, Fetter Lane. Demolished 1898 | [30] | |
| Courtyard of the “Old Bell,” Holborn. Demolished 1897 | [32] | |
| Hyde Park Corner, 1786 | [37] | |
| Hyde Park Corner, 1792 | [39] | |
| The “Halfway House,” 1848 | [43] | |
| “Oldest Inhabitant” | [50] | |
| Thackeray’s House, Young Street | [54] | |
| The “White Horse.” Traditional Retreat of Addison | [55] | |
| The “Red Cow,” Hammersmith. Demolished 1897 | [57] | |
| Robin Hood and Little John | [64] | |
| The “Old Windmill” | [65] | |
| The “Old Pack Horse” | [67] | |
| Kew Bridge, Low Water | [69] | |
| Cottages, supposed to have been the Haunts of Dick Turpin | [72] | |
| A Bath Road Pump | [85] | |
| The “Berkeley Arms” | [86] | |
| Cranford House | [88] | |
| The “Old Magpies” | [90] | |
| The “Gothic Barn,” Harmondsworth | [95] | |
| Old Flail, Harmondsworth | [96] | |
| The County Boundary | [98] | |
| Almshouses, Langley | [104] | |
| The Stolen Fountain | [105] | |
| Windsor Castle, from the Road near Slough | [106] | |
| The “Bell and Bottle” Sign | [133] | |
| Palmer’s Statue | [135] | |
| Thatcham | [149] | |
| Inscription, Newbury Church | [157] | |
| Old Cloth Hall, Newbury | [160] | |
| The last of the Smock-frocks and Beavers | [164] | |
| Curious old Toll-house | [165] | |
| Hungerford Tutti-men | [171] | |
| Littlecote | [176] | |
| The Haunted Chamber | [178] | |
| Roadside Inn, Manton | [194] | |
| Avebury | [201] | |
| Silbury Hill | [202] | |
| Cross Keys | [218] | |
| The Hungerford Almshouse, Corsham Regis | [221] | |
| Entrance to Box Quarries | [224] | |
| The Sun God | [233] | |
| Roman inscribed tablet | [235] | |
| The Batheaston Vase | [242] | |
| “Sham Castle” | [249] | |
| Old Pulteney Bridge | [253] | |
| Illustrations to Old Advertisements | [258], [259] | |