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Title: A complete guide to the English lakes,
Year: 1855 (1850s)
Authors: Martineau, Harriet, 1802-1876
Subjects: Natural history
Publisher: Windermere: : J. Garnett. London: : Whittaker and Co.
Contributing Library: Boston Public Library
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ith Tickets of Admission, which may be obtained at the principal Hotels, and at Armstrongs Museum, or to present their cards of address. MRS. DIXON, DERWENTWATER HOTEL, PORTINSCALE. The Hotel stands on the margin of the Lake, and commands extensive Views of the Lake and Mountain Scenery, and was patronized by Lord John Russell and family. The Hotel is a quarter of a mile from Crosthwaite Church, and one mile distant from Keswick. The mails pass and re-pass daily. Pleasure Boats, Post Horses, and neat Conveyances to be had at the Hotel. TOWNSONS HOTEL, WHITE LION AND COMMERCIAL HOUSE, AMBLESIDE, Is centrally situated, and affords to visitors every convenience for Lake and Mountain Tours, and at which will be found every com-fort that Good Rooms, Cleanliness, Attention, and Moderate Charges combine. There is attached to the Hotel a good Billiard Room. An Omnibus daily to meet the Steamers at Windermere Waterhead. N.B. Parties may obtain on application every information respecting Private Lodgings.
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Windermere from the Crown Hotel... si ADVERTISEMENTS. IX. PATRONIZED BY THE ROTHSCHILDS. CLOUDSDALE'S CROWN HOTEL, BOWNESS, WINDERMERE. N.B. THE CROWN is the large Hotel near the Lake, furnishing Ninety Beds. GIBBS HOTEL, STIRLING. Tourists visiting Stirling and the Highlands will find that, for situation, comfort and accommodation, combined with moderate charges, this extensive Establishment is unequalled in the town. Suites of Apartments, &c, Commodious and Elegant Coffee Room for Ladies and Gentlemen. Coaches daily during the summer months to Callander, the Trossachs, and Loch katrine, at 9 a.m. and 4 p.m.; to Lochearn-head, Killin, Kenmore (Taymouth Castle), Aberfeldy, and Dunkeld, at 9 a.m. Posting in all its departments. An Omnibuss belonging to the Hotel waits the arrival of the different Trains and Steamers, to convey passengers and theirluggage to the Hotel free. A Note per post the day previous, addressed D. CAMPBELL,Gibbs Hotel, Stirling; Apartments, Post Horses, Carriages of any description, or Seats in the dif

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