[86] Wedgwood’s Letters, II, 24.
[87] Meteyard’s “Wedgwood,” I, 486.
[88] Meteyard’s “Wedgwood,” II, 235.
[89] Wedgwood’s Letters, I.
[90] The converting of a road into a turnpike road was the only way in which it could be kept in really good repair. Tolls were charged and used partly to repair the road and to attract more traffic.
[91] Wedgwood’s Letters, I.
[92] Jewitt, op. cit., pp. 162-3.
[93] Wedgwood’s Letters, I.
[94] A. Young, “Tour thro’ the North of England,” iii, 433.
[95] Meteyard, op. cit., I, 273.