Lancashire, a dreary county, 231.
Lansdowne Circus, 60;
its houses, 61;
its inhabitants, 62.
Leam, the river, 63, 65;
the laziest in the world, 67.
Leamington Spa, 60;
a permanent watering-place, 63, 64;
the business portion of the town, 68;
beautiful in street and suburb, 69;
but pretentious, 70;
its aristocratic names, 71;
the throng on its principal Parade, 71, 72.
Lear, West's dreary picture of, [390].
Leicester's Hospital at Warwick:
an assemblage of edifices, 112;
the twelve brethren of, 113, 115, 116, 118, 125, 131, 134, 135;
a perfect specimen, 116;
a jolly old domicile, 121;
system of life in, 123;
the porter at, 124-126.
Lestrange, Sir Nicholas, first proprietor of Leicester's Hospital buildings, 114, 115.
Lichfield, 199;
origin of the name, 201;
birthplace of Dr. Johnson, 201, 216;
its people old-fashioned, 204;
its cathedral, 206-214.
Lillington, the village, 78;
its church, 81, 82;
its churchyard, 83-87.
Lincoln, cabs unknown there, 236;
its narrow principal street, 237;
its cathedral, 236, 239-249, 253, 254;
Roman remains at, 250;
Norman ruins at, 251.