Routes & Tours
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Section I
London and its Environs, including Crystal Palace, Hampton Court, Windsor, etc.
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Section II
North & South Wales, Ireland and the Lakes of Killarney.
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Section III
English & Scotch Lake Districts, Ayr (the Land of Burns).
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Section IV
The Great Manufacturing Districts of Lancashire and Yorkshire.
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Sussex
: Brighton
This once famous resort of royalty and fashion may now, through the levelling of the railroad, be fairly entitled to the appellation of the Marine Metropolis.
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Gloucestershire
: Bristol
Cathedral city, seaport, and parliamentary borough in Gloucestershire 118 miles from London.
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Surrey
: Crystal Palace
The site of the Crystal Palace on the summit of Penge Park is one of the most beautiful in the world.
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Edinburghshire
: Edinburgh
This city, which has not aptly been termed the “modern Athens,” is one of the most ancient in this country.
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Lanarkshire
: Glasgow
That which was the ruin of many small places in this part of Great Britain, namely the Union, 1707, was the grand cause of the prosperity of Glasgow, and from the spirit of the inhabitants, has risen to be reckoned as the fourth port of the United Kingdom.
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County Kerry
: Killarney
The Lakes of Killarney are three in number — the Upper, the Tore (or Middle), and the Lower; these, with their islands and other attractive objects, we shall briefly describe.
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Lancashire
: Manchester
Manchester, the metropolis of the cotton manufacture, a cathedral city, and parliamentary borough, in the south-east comer of Lancashire, on the Irwell, 188¼ miles from London, and 31½ from Liverpool.
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Carnarvonshire
: Menai Bridge
Two miles from Bangor, across the narrow channel which cuts off Anglesea, is best seen from the water below, above which it rises 100 feet, at high tide.
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Yorkshire
: York
The ancient capital of York and seat of the Primate of England, situated at the juncture of its three Ridings, on the Ouse.
