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Title: A complete guide to the English lakes,
Year: 1855 (1850s)
Authors: Martineau, Harriet, 1802-1876
Subjects: Natural history
Publisher: Windermere: : J. Garnett. London: : Whittaker and Co.
Contributing Library: Boston Public Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Boston Public Library

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Bowness-on-Windermere. Ullock's Royal Hotel (Late White Lion). The oldest established hotel in the district. W. Bowness Proprietor... ...his continued study to merit a continuance of their support, by paying every attention to their comfort, combined with a strict view to economy and convenience of those who may favour him with their patronage. Within a few years this Hotel has had the honour of receiving the patronage of the late Queen Dowager, the King of Saxony, the Prince of Prussia, the Grand Duke Constantine of Russia, and most of the principal English and Foreign Families of distinction visiting this romantic and interesting district. It is situated close upon the Lake, of which it commands extensive views, and within an easy days excursion of all the principal Lakes and Mountains of the district. Conveyances of every description kept. Omnibusses meet every Train at the terminus of the Kendaland Windermere Railway, one mile and a-half from Bowness, and Private Carriages if required. Bowness is within nine hours of London, four of Manchester and Liverpool. Agent to the Lancashire Insurance Company.—House and Estate Agent.
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Ullock's Royal Hotel, Bowness-on-Windermere. ADVERTISEMENTS. V. JOHN ATKINSON, KINGS HEAD INN, LEGBERTHWAITE, Vale of St. John. BEST FISHING IN CUMBERLAND. The Kings Head Inn is situated —5^ miles south of Keswick. 5 miles from Threlkeld. 4 miles from Borrowdale, over Armboth Fell. 6 miles from Patterdale. 6-£ miles from Grasmere. 3 miles from the summit of Helvellyn. Tourists may here find good accommodation and well-aired beds. The Mails change horses four times every day. A guide always in readiness at this Inn. A neat conveyance to he had. HAYTONS LODGINGS, Are situate at Windermere Bank, near the village of Bowness, and close to the road from the Railway. The View of the Head of Windermere from the Rooms is one ofthe most sublime and extensive in the district. TERMS MODERATE. JOHN GRXER, WATERKEAD NURSERY, AMBLESIDE. Lake Tourists and others are respectfully invited to visit the above Nursery, where will be found an extensive selection of Roses, also all the New Hardy Hybrid Rhododendrons, and a choice selection of Coniferse, to

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