STANFORD'S
TWO-SHILLING SERIES
TOURISTS' GUIDES.
CHANNEL ISLANDS.
By B. Clarke.
CORNWALL. By W. H.
Tregellas.
DERBYSHIRE. By J. C.
Cox.
DEVON, North. By R. N.
Worth, F.G.S.
DEVON, South. By R. N.
Worth, F.G.S.
The above Guides to North and
South Devon are also published
in one volume, 3s. 6d.
ENGLISH LAKE DIS-
TRICT. By H. I Jenkinson,
F.R.G.S.
HAMPSHIRE. By G. P.
Bevan, F.G.S.
KENT. By G. P. Bevan,
F.G.S.
LONDON (Tourist's Guide
Through). By the Rev. W.
J. Loftie, B.A., F.S.A.
LONDON (Round About).
By the Rev. W. J. Loftie,
B.A., F.S.A.
NORFOLK. By Walter Rye.
SOMERSETSHIRE. By R.
N. Worth, F.G.S.
SURREY. By G. P. Bevan,
F.G.S.
SUSSEX. By G. F. Cham-
bers, F.R.A.S.
YORKSHIRE, North and
East Ridings. By G. P.
Bevan, F.G.S.
YORKSHIRE, West Rid-
ing. By G. P. Bevan,
F.G.S.
Fcap. 8vo, Cloth, with Maps, etc.
" These County Guides of Mr. Stanford can be carried about in a very small
pocket without any feeling of inconvenience, and are thoroughly practical and
intelligible in their method, contain all necessary instructions as to means of
locomotion, hotels, etc., and quite as much topographical, geological, historical,
and antiquarian information as can be conveniently devoured on the spot—
amply sufficient, indeed, to satisfy all but specialists. The authors of these
handy guides speak from adequate personal knowledge of their respective
counties, and each guide is well provided with useful maps and plans. We
should think these portable and carefully-written County Guide-books would
be welcome, not only to those who are compelled to consider the question of
expense, but to those—and they are many—who object to the constant irrita-
tion of the more bulky guide-books, which are a burden in the hand, and cannot
be put into any reasonable pocket."—Times.
"For the pedestrian, horseman, and bicyclist, a handy pocket-guide is
almost indispensable. Mr. Stanford has estimated the situation correctly,
and, as far as we can judge, has made most creditable provision. Nothing
can be more convenient than the volumes of this little two-shilling county
series; the type, though closely printed, is clear, and they are nearly as light
and twice as portable as a fairly filled cigar-case."—Saturday Review.
London: EDWARD STANFORD, 55,Charing Cross, S.W.