THE ILLUSTRATED HAND-BOOK OF NORTH WALES: A GUIDE FOR THE TOURIST, THE ANTIQUARIAN, AND THE ANGLER; _Being the Fifth Edition of Hemingway’s Panorama_, _with revisions_ _and additions_, BY JOHN HICKLIN; WITH A MAP AND FIFTY-TWO ENGRAVINGS BY THOMAS GILKS, From Original Drawings BY GEORGE PICKERING, ESQ. OF CHESTER. * * * * * ALSO, JUST PUBLISHED. PRICE THREE SHILLINGS. _FIFTH THOUSAND_. EXCURSIONS IN NORTH WALES: A COMPLETE GUIDE TO THE TOURIST Through that romantic country. Containing descriptions of its picturesque beauties, Historical antiquities, and modern wonders. Edited by JOHN HICKLIN, of the ‘Chester Courant.’ LONDON: WHITTAKER AND CO.; HAMILTON, ADAMS, AND CO.; LONGMAN AND CO.; SIMPKIN & CO.; AND GROOMBRIDGE AND SONS. T. M’GLASHAN, DUBLIN. GEORGE PRICHARD, BRIDGE STREET ROW, CHESTER. FOOTNOTES. {21} The Lysons give the income at £1003 5s. 11d. {49} The book is badly faded and “inscription” and “birth” are both guesses.—DP. {50a} The is badly faded and “London in 1828” is a guess.—DP. {74} Mr. W. Ayrton on the Norman remains of the Cathedral. {78} Since the above remarks were delivered, a chamber has been discovered at Furness Abbey of almost identical character, and with a similar row of columns running down the centre, by Mr. Sharpe, who gives it the title of the Hospitium, and assigns to it purposes almost the same as I assume for the Secunda Aula.