Black's Tourist's Guide to WalesA. and C. Black, 1894 |
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Abbey Aberdeen Aberystwith Anglesey ascent Bala Bangor Barmouth Baths beautiful Beddgelert Belfast British Builth Cader Idris called Cambrian Capel Curig Cardigan Carnarvon Carnedd Dafydd Carriages Castle Chester church Clwyd Coaches coast Colwyn comfort Conway Cross Dinas distance district Dolgelly EDINBURGH elevation erected excursions FAMILY feet Festiniog First-Class Hotel Fishing Glasgow Glyder Gwynant half-a-mile height hill Holyhead interest Inverness Junction Ladies Lake Liverpool Llanberis Llewelyn Llyn Loch London Machynlleth magnificent Menai Strait miles Moderate Charges Moel mountains neighbourhood North Wales Oban Omnibus Owen Glyndwr pass Passengers Pembroke Penmaen-mawr picturesque Pier Posting Prince principal Proprietor Pwllheli rail Railway Station Rhyl river river Clwyd road rock route Royal ruins scenery Scotland side Snowdon South Steamers Street summit surrounded Table d'Hôte Tariff Tickets tourist tower town Trains Tubular Bridge vale Vale of Clwyd valley Victoria village Visitors walk Welsh
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Page 87 - KINGDOM. Holders of Tourist Tickets are allowed to break their journey at several stations en route, and visit at their leisure places of interest in the vicinity. The...
Page 62 - Drawing Room, facing the sea. Excellent Cuisine. Moderate Charges. In connection with this Hotel, and in the same delightful grounds, is a PRIVATE HOTEL and BOARDING HOUSE, which offers excellent accommodation for Families visiting this charming neighbourhood.
Page 93 - The pavement is obliterated: the elevation of the choir is no longer visible: the whole area is reduced to one level; cleared of rubbish; and covered with neat turf, closely shorn; and interrupted with nothing but the noble columns, which formed the aisles, and supported the tower.
Page 12 - For situation the Royal is probably unequalled in the North of Devon, and from its size and the admirable way in which it is fitted out must be regarded as one of the best Hotels in the West of England. It stands amid the interesting spots and charming scenery made notorious by * Westward Ho!
Page 51 - Lake, and within ten minutes' drive of the Railway Station. Forty of the Bedrooms and Sitting-Rooms face the Lake. The waters of the Lake approach the Hall Door, and hence the distinctive title, "THE LAKE HOTEL.
Page 87 - Class ordinary tickets between London and Exeter and places west thereof, are also allowed, both in summer and winter, to break their journey at Bath, Bristol...
Page 19 - Open and close Carriages, and Posting in all its Branches. Omnibuses attend the Trains for the use of Visitors to the Hotel. Tariff to be had on application.
Page 109 - KALYDOR has a most cooling, soothing, healing, and invigorating effect on the face, hands, and arms during hot weather. It prevents and removes Freckles, Tan, Sunburn, Redness and Roughness of the Skin caused by Hard Water or Sea Bathing, Soothes and heals all Irritation, Stings of Insects.
Page 55 - Station (Callander and Oban Railway), where the Hotel steamer Caledonia makes connection with the principal trains during the season. Letters delivered twice, and despatched three times daily. Postal, Telegraph, and Money Order Office in Hotel buildings. Presbyterian and Episcopalian Churches within easy walking distance of Hotel. Tennis court, beautiful drives, first-class boats, experienced boatmen. Posting and Coaching. Charges moderate. Thomas Cameron, Proprietor, Originator of the Oban, Lochawe,...
Page 109 - Exposed to the scorching rays of the sun and heated particles of dust, will find ROWLANDS...