CONTENTS

CHAP. PAGE
[I].Leading Characteristics of the County1
[II].Liverpool26
[III].The Cotton District and the Manufacture Of Cotton66
[IV].Manchester99
[V].Miscellaneous Industrial Occupations134
[VI].Peculiarities of Character, Dialect, and Pastimes170
[VII].The Inland Scenery south of Lancaster194
[VIII].The Seashore and the Lake District227
[IX].The Ancient Castles and Monastic Buildings252
[X].The Old Churches and the Old Halls282
[XI].The Old Halls (continued)303
[XII].The Natural History and the Fossils334

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

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Emigrants at LiverpoolBy G. P. Jacomb Hood[Frontispiece]
Shipping on the MerseyBy A. Brunet-Debaines[27]
American Wheat at Liverpool [31]
Ran away to Sea [35]
St. Nicholas Church, LiverpoolBy H. Toussaint[43]
The Custom-house, Liverpool [51]
St. George's Hall, Liverpool [57]
The Exchange, LiverpoolBy R. Kent Thomas[61]
Wigan [71]
Warrington [75]
The Dinner Hour [85]
Pay-Day in a Cotton MillBy G. P. Jacomb Hood[89]
In a Cotton Factory [95]
Manchester Cathedral [107]
St. Anne's Square, Manchester [112]
Town Hall, ManchesterBy T. Riley[117]
Deansgate, Manchester [123]
In the Wire Works [148]
Making Coke [151]
Smelting [154]
Glass-BlowingBy G. P. Jacomb Hood[157]
On the Bridgewater CanalBy G. P. Jacomb Hood[161]
On the Bridgewater Canal [165]
Blackstone Edge [195]
The Lake at Littleborough [199]
Waterfall in Cliviger [203]
In the Burnley Valley [211]
The Ribble at Clitheroe [219]
ConistonBy David Law[241]
Near the Copper Mines, Coniston [247]
LancasterBy David Law[259]
Clitheroe Castle [263]
Furness Abbey [271]
Furness AbbeyBy R. Kent Thomas[275]
Darcy Lever, near Bolton [305]
Speke HallBy T. Riley[309]
Hale Hall [311]
Hall in the WoodBy R. Kent Thomas[315]
Hoghton Tower [325]
StonyhurstBy R. Kent Thomas[329]

[LANCASHIRE]


[I]
LEADING CHARACTERISTICS OF THE COUNTY