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BLACK S GUIDE BOOK ADVERTISER.
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VIEWS IN ENGLAND AND WALES
AND SCOTLAND.
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VIEWS IN THE ENGLISH LAKE DISTRICT OP
WESTMORELAND AND CUMBERLAND;
Including Windermere, Derwent water, Ulleswater, Rydal, Grasmere, Coniston,
Lowdore, Airey Force, Patterdale, Skiddaw, the Yew Trees, Borrowdale, and
most of the interesting Scenery of the District. Price Two Shillings and Six-
II.
VIEWS IN WALES;
Including Beddgellert, Pont-Aberglaslyn, Llanberis, Carnarvon, Penrhvn, and
Chepstow Castles, Tintern Abbey, the River Wye, and the Britannia Tubular
and Menai Bridges. Price Eighteenpence.
III.
VIEWS IN SCOTLAND.
THE TOURIST’S MEMORIAL OF SCOTLAND, a Series of Twenty
Views of Picturesque Scenery and Celebrated Localities. Price Ss. bound
in cloth.
This series of Views presents delineations of some of the noblest prospects in
Scotland, by many of her most accomplished Artists. Among the subjects
represented'may be mentioned, Edinburgh, Perth, Dunkeld, Roslm Chapel, and
the Castles of Taymouth, Stirling, and Craigmillar.
The List of Artists includes the names of Leitch, Horatio M'Culloch, D. O.
HU1, Montague Stanley, the Rev. John Thomson, and others not less distin¬
guished in their several styles and departments.
Two Views of Fingal’s Cave, Staffs. Drawn with the Camera Lucida by Thomas
Allan, Esq., F.R.S.E., and engraved on SteeL Demy 4to, price 6d. each.
;■ These Views were pronounced by the late proprietor of Staffa (Sir Reginald
; Macdonald Seton), to be the only engravings which conveyed any adequate
idea of this extraordinary cavern.
; Views of the Trosachs, Loch Katrine, and Loch Lomond; a series of 27 Wood
Engravings, by Birkkt Foster, in a neat small volume, square 18mo,
cloth, price Is. 6d,
The Highland Costume, illustrated hy figures of a Highland Chief and Piper, 15
x 11 inches in size, after drawings by R. MTan, A R.A. Coloured, price
‘ 3s. fid. each.
EDINBURGH : ADAM AND CHARLES BLACK.