Part 24
White Hart Inn, Launceston, 71.
White Hart Inn, Taunton, 60-61.
White Ladies, 99.
William Rufus, 298-299.
William the Conqueror, 120, 189, 306.
Wimborne Minster, 284-287.
Winchelsea, 312.
Winchelsea Family, 38.
Winchester, 268, 288, 301.
Windermere, 182-183, 188, 189.
Wishart, George, 224.
Wolsey, Cardinal, 130-131.
Wolverhampton, 101.
Worcester, 131, 135-136.
Wordsworth, William and Dorothy, 81, 179-182, 190, 194, 215.
Worksop, 159.
Wormleighton, 41.
Worthing, 306-307.
Wyatt, 309.
Wymondham, 27-28.
Y
Yarm, 204.
Yarmouth, 289, 295-296.
Yatton Keynell, 268.
Ye Ancient House, Ipswich, 22-23.
Yeovil, 63.
York, 159, 187-188, 198-200, 207, 247, 248.
Transcriber's notes:
The following is a list of changes made to the original. The first line is the original line, the second the corrected one.
from the fact that their wordly possessions from the fact that their worldly possessions
some ten miles to the northeast of Sulgrave. some ten miles to the northeast of Sulgrave,
etherial beauty, which we drink in as we skim ethereal beauty, which we drink in as we skim
their absence the palace was thown open to the their absence the palace was thrown open to the
the Crown Inn, where we stopped for luncheon the Crown Inn, where we stopped for luncheon,
colleries and smelting-works, and the road over collieries and smelting-works, and the road over
We thanked the officer and cautiously decended We thanked the officer and cautiously descended
neccessary to complete the charm is in the merest necessary to complete the charm is in the merest
many point of similarity, though in population and many points of similarity, though in population and
Gainsborough, Lely, VanDyke, Reynolds, and many Gainsborough, Lely, Van Dyke, Reynolds, and many
enough, secure a heated bathroom en suit, might enough, secure a heated bathroom en suite, might
rough that it tried every rivit in our car, and nothing rough that it tried every rivet in our car, and nothing
Pontefact was a very storm center in the wars of Pontefract was a very storm center in the wars of
No chance for a comman man in England!--How No chance for a common man in England!--How
'not guilty,: he said that he intended no harm, he 'not guilty,' he said that he intended no harm, he
bcause the offender was a peer. Four out of because the offender was a peer. Four out of
End of Project Gutenberg's In Unfamiliar England, by Thomas Dowler Murphy