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Title: Yorkshire. Maps and plans by Bartholomew
Year: 1890 (1890s)
Authors: Baddeley, Mountford John Byrde, 1843-1906
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Publisher: London Dulau
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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Pass of Melfort, which is very grand, iswirhin afew minutes walk of the Hotel; altogether a very healthy, charming place. A handsome new Billiard Room (30 ft by 22 ft.) has this Spring been addedto the Hotel, on the ground floor, the old Billiard Room having been convertedinto Bedrooms. Lawn Tennis, Hot and Cold Baths, and all conveniences connected with Hotels.Families can be boarded by the Week or Month. POSTAL DELIVERY DAILY.Gentlemen should write beforehand so as to secure rooms.Luncheons always ready on arrival of Coaches to and from Oban, Ford,and. Loch Awe. CHARGES STRICTLY MODERATE. POSTING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.ROUTE :—Per Caledonian Railway to Oban, thence per Coach daily : or bySteamer Columba from Glasgow, Greeaock or Gourock to Ardr shaig, tnenceper Royal Mail Coach daily, through magnificent Highland Scenery. Address :-JOHJf MPADlEN, Cnilfail ^J^^^f ■^p^®!^^*Argyllshire, N.B. Telegraph Office :—kilmakun, N.b. Telegrams by Post daily at S p.m., 14 miles. 01 Jutland.
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PH I LPS 6LEHBDRH HYDROPATHIC ESTABLISHMENT, KOTHESAY, Recently Purchased from the Representatives of the late Dr. PATERSON by Mr. A. PHILP, of the COCKBURN HOTELS EDINBURGH and GLASGOW. Rothesay, with its lovely Bay, is already famous as a Winter,and Spring Residence for those who suffer from the east winds, soprevalent iu this country. Mr. Philp, being sole proprietor, andunfettered by colleagues, as in most similar Establishmentsmanaged by Limited Companies, will be always anxious to adoptany improvement calculated to secure the greater Comfort andEnjoyment of the Visitors to Glenburu. He will also bring to bearin the Management and General Arrangement of the Establishmenthis long and successful experience in providing for the Travelling Public. Resident Physician—Dr. PHILP, formerly of the Conishead Priory. Prospectuses may be had on application to The Manager, or atPHILPS COCKBURN HOTEL, 141, Bath Stsebt, Giasgow.Also at the well-knownCOCKBURN HOTEL, EDINBURGH. 62 ISLE OF SKYE.

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