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BROWNRIGG’S
SUN HOTEL, POOLEY BRIDGE,
ULLSWATER.
Patronised by H. R. H. the Prince of Wales.
Post Horses, Pleasure Boats. A Steam Boat three times a day from
the Hotel to the Head of the Lakes. An omnibus runs several times a day
to meet the trains at the Penrith Station.
CLOUDSDALE’S CROWN HOTEL,
BOWNESS, WINDERMERE.
Jr of -ch— “1 w“ ^of 0,6 comfort
can
RIGG’S WINDERMERE HOTEL.
AT this Establishment, Families a
will meet with every accommodatic
charges. The Hotel is situated on an e
of the Kendal and Windermere Railwa;
siting the Lake District
m, combined with moderate
;diately above the terminus
uated as to prevent the least
n and lake scenery commanded from the windows of
1 by any in the district—the Lake Windermere, with
ig seen nearly to its utmost extent.
KING’S ARMS HOTEL,
COMMERCIAL INN AND POSTING-HOUSE, KESWICK.
Mrs. BOWES begs most respectfully to thank the supporters of her establish¬
ment for the patronage they have given her; and at the same time to inform
them and visitors generally, it shall always be her study to give every satis¬
faction to her guests, without any regard to trouble or expense. Open and
Close Carriages, Covered Cars, Post Horses, and Mountain Ponies, always in ^
readiness.