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Common terms and phrases1st Class 2nd Class ancient archdeaconry archdeaconry and diocese archdeaconry of Stafford arches arrive Bank Baths Birmingham BOLD-STREET borough bridge Canal passes carriages castle cattle chapel church Coach county of Stafford Dale-street Days dedicated to St Denbigh Hall diocese of Chester diocese of Lichfield Dissenters Ditto Dublin Earl Eccleshall embankment endowed erected excavation Grand Junction Railway Grand Trunk Canal handsome hill Holyhead horses Hotel hundred of Pirehill L'pool & Manch'r Liverpool Liverpool and Manchester living London Manchester manufacture market town Mersey Middlewich mile in length Nantwich Newcastle Newton o'clock Office parish patron Penkridge perpetual curacy Pirehill places of worship Preston Brook principal quarter Railroad RAILWAY COMPANION rectory river river Sow river Trent road Royal Saturday School seat Second Class trains situated Stafford and diocese station stone street tion township Trent Tuesday viaduct Walsall Warrington Water-street Wednesday westward Wolverhampton worship for various worthy yards Popular passagesPage 164 - THE CHETHAM LIBRARY. is under the same roof as Chetham's Hospital, or Blue Coat School. It is rich in old and curious books, in works of Ecclesiastical History, Theology, and Antiquities. It has also some MSS. Strangers are gratuitously admitted, and may have access to the books, from half-past eight o'clock till twelve in the morning, and from one to five in the afternoon. THE Page 13 - TWO MONTHS AT KILKEE, A Watering Place in the County Clare, near the mouth of the Shannon ; with an Account of a Voyage down that River from Limerick to Kilrush. By MJ KNOTT, with Engravings, small Page 12 - THE PICTURE OF DUBLIN, OR GUIDE TO THE IRISH METROPOLIS, Containing an account of every Object and Institution worthy of notice, together with a Brief Description of the surrounding Country, and of its Geology. Page 175 - to Holyhead, Yarmouth, Worcester, Leamington, and Stourport ; at 7 PM for the despatch of the London and Bristol Mails, and half an hour previous to the departure of any of the other Mails. DELIVERIES. The delivery at the Office Window commences at about a quarter after Page 132 - is dedicated to St. Peter and St. Paul ; the living is a vicarage in the archdeaconry of Coventry, and diocese of Lichfield Page 18 - against the use of Steel Pens. The Patentee is proud to acknowledge that a discerning Public has paid the most gratifying tribute to Page 18 - all the advantages of the Elasticity and Fineness of the Quill, with the Durability of the Metallic Pen, and thus Page 95 - who is lord of the manor. The living is a discharged vicarage, and a peculiar of the dean and chapter of Page 27 - height, was modelled, cast, and sculptured at this Establishment; as also a Shield, in honour of the Duke of Wellington's Victories. These, and numerous other Works, are stationed in separate Rooms, to exhibit the progress of British Art, which Strangers are invited to visit. Page 174 - 38m. AM—With Bags for Barnsley, Chesterfield, Leeds, Sheffield, Wakefield, Burton, Derby, Nottingham, Lichfield. First Railway Mail, 6h. 45m. AM—Walsall, Wolverhampton, Penkridge, Stafford, Stone, Eccleshall, Newcastle, Market Drayton, Congleton, Nantwich, Middlewich, Northwich, Chester, Preston Brook, Warrington, Liverpool, Manchester, Prescot, Wigan, Preston, Lancaster, Carlisle, Edinburgh, Glasgow. Bibliographic information
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