Windgates, The, or, "Winnats," 134. Winter Hill, 234. Winwick, 251. Woodhead, 144. Wormhill Springs, The, 137. Worsley, 248. " Hall, 247. Wrenbury, 93. Wren's Wood, 247. Wye, River, 128. Wythenshawe Hall, 79. Y Yew-berries, 227. " Trees, Old, 35, 66. Youth and Age, True idea of, 8, 204. [Illustration] _Palmer and Howe, Printers, Princess St., Manchester._ Transcriber's Notes: Words standardised for consistency by the addition of a hyphen: Besses-o'th'-Barn standardised as Besses-o'-th'-Barn firwood standardised as fir-wood dryshod standardised as dry-shod hillside(s) standardised as hill-side(s) butterbur standardised as butter-bur buttercup standardised as butter-cup truelove standardised as true-love playground standardised as play-ground stonework standardised as stone-work miswritten standardised as mis-written lifetime standardised as life-time half way standardised as half-way Words standardised for consistency by the removal of a hyphen: sand-stone standardised as sandstone under-tone standardised as undertone brook-side standardised as brookside Brown-wardle standardised as Brown Wardle sax-field standardised as saxfield sun-shine standardised as sunshine thorough-fare standardised as thoroughfare Down-fall standardised as Downfall delight-ful standardised as delightful flori-culture standardised as floriculture Church-town standardised as Churchtown green-house standardised as greenhouse Fringilla monti-fringilla farm-yard standardised as farmyard Wind-gates standardised as Windgates re-appear(s) standardised as reappear(s) in-doors standardised as indoors salt-crystal standardised as salt crystal Salt-Mines standardised as salt mines PRINCESS-ST dehyphenated Fo'-edge (in index) changed to Fo'edge as used in the main text Accentuation: aerial standardised as aërial. All other accentuation unchanged. Typographical errors: misletoe changed to mistletoe turnpike-toad changed to turnpike-road develope (unusual spelling) has been retained There is one instance of Tintwisle for Tintwistle, this has been corrected. The title for Chapter XVII in the Contents differs from the heading on p. 232 and has not been changed from the original. End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Country Rambles, and Manchester Walks and Wild Flowers, by Leo H. Grindon