Ireland/Irish > Black's guide to Dublin and the Wicklow mountains. With plan of Dublin

black’s guide book advertiser.
MRS. M‘GREGOR, while taking this opportunity of returning
thanks to Strangers and Tourists in Scotland visiting the
Trosachs and Loch Katrine, for the liberal support given to
the above Hotel during the nine years’ proprietorship of her
deceased Husband, respectfully intimates her intention of
maintaining the Establishment as formerly, and solicits a con¬
tinuance of Patronage.
The accommodation consists of Ten Private Parlours, Two
Handsome and Commodious Public Rooms, and about Seventy
Beds.
Carriages and Post Horses on the Shortest Notice.
Parties of pleasure who intend visiting Ellen’s Isle are
Ii respectfully informed that Boats are to be had on the shortest
i notice, and that only, by applying at the Trosachs Hotel.
IThe Dunblane, Doune, and Callander Railway is expected
to be opened early in summer.
Coaches to and from the Station at Callander will run Daily
■ 11 during the Tourist Season.
Trosachs Hotel,
April 1858.