Rural Petersham--The Monuments of Petersham Church--Ham House-- Beer, Beauty, and the Peerage--The Earls of Dysart and their Curious Preferment--Village Hampdens and Litigation-- Ham and the Cabal--Horace Walpole and his Trumpery Ghosts--Kingston--The Dusty Pother anent Coway Stakes-- The Author “drops the Subject”--The King’s Stone--The Reader is referred to the Surrey Archæological Society, and the Tourists pursue their Journey--The Philosophy of the Thames--To Shepperton 9–17 IV. Windsor and Eton--The Terrific Keate--Persuasions of Sorts-- Bray and its Most Admirable Vicar--Taplow Bridge--Boulter’s Lock--Cookham 17–23 V. An Indignant Man--Advantages of Indignation and a Furious Manner--_Al fresco_ Meals--Medmenham Abbey--Those unkind Topographers--The Hell Fire Club--From Hambledon to Henley 23–28 VI. Regatta Island--Its Shoddy Temple--The Preposterous Naiads and River Nymphs of the Eighteenth Century Poets--Those Improper Creatures _v._ County Councils--A Poignant Individual--Mary Blandy, the Slow Poisoner 28–33 VII. Picturesque Wargrave--The Loddon River and Patricksbourne-- Sonning--A Typical Riverside Inn--Filthy Kennet Side-- Reading to Basingstoke 33–35 VIII. Hampshire Characteristics--White of Selborne as a Vandal--Holy Ghost Chapel 35–38 IX. A Dreary Road--Micheldever--Hampshire Literary Lights--The Worthies--“Johēs Kent de Redying” 38–41 X. Winchester--The City Lamps--The Cathedral--Saint Swithun 41–48 XI. Wykeham--The Renaissance in the Cathedral--The Puritans-- Winchester Castles, Royal and Episcopal--A Graceless Corporation--The Military--Saint Catherine’s Hill 48–55 XII. A Literary Transfiguration--Wyke--An Unique Brass--The Romance of Lainston--Sparsholt 56–59 XIII. A Rustic Symposium 60–64 XIV. Camping-out of Necessity--The Tramp _en amateur_--Soapless Britons--The Livelong Day 64–65 XV. Restoration at Romsey--Prout justified--An Unsportsmanlike Palmerston 66–68 XVI. The New Forest--The Woodman’s Axe--The coming Social Storm-- Lyndhurst--Brockenhurst--Avon Water 68–74 XVII. A Superior Pedestrian--Christchurch--An Enigmatical Epitaph 74–76 XVIII.