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A GUIDE TO THE

lands, &c. It will be a zig-zag route, but it will be much to the purpose, if you really wish to see Scotland, and not merely to say you have made the tour of that country.

To Waltham Cross, 19 miles.

Ware, 9 miles.

Buntingford, 10 miles.

Arrington, 13 miles.

Huntingdon, 15 miles.

Stilton, 12 miles.

Stamford, 14 miles,

Coltsworth, 13 miles; where Sir Isaac Newton was born.

Grantham, 8 miles.

Newark, 14 miles.

Tuxford, 14 miles.

Bawtry, 15 miles.

Doncaster, 9 miles.

Ferrybridge, 15 miles.

Weatherby, 16 miles.

Boroughbridge, 12 miles.

Leeming, 12 miles; Oak-tree a very bad inn; there is another, a very good one.

Catterick-bridge, 11 miles; where there is a very good inn. Do not stop at Catterick town, it is only an alehouse.