With these, or the like reflections, the stranger may reach town, where peradventure, should his walk be towards the latter end of autumn, the approaching charms of winter yet await him.--Closed shutters, a blazing fire, slippers, and an easy chair; and, whether it be fancy or not, I cannot tell, but it strikes me forcibly, that a _smoking goose_ and a bottle of old port, always seem more dainty when viewed beneath the sparkling rays of four candles, than the most superb banquet that ever glittered beneath the all-glorious beams of the brightest sun that ever shone out of an Eastern sky. [Illustration] PRINTED BY T. J. MAUGER, GUERNSEY. ERRATA. PAGE. LINE. 1 5, for Southamtonshire, read Southamptonshire. 53 20, for 1826, read 1836. 63 11, for parts, read part. 83 18, for an engraving is given at p., read the engraving at page. 97 18, for cait, read ait. 119 9, for tatention, read attention. [Illustration: Torteval Church from Pleinmont.] End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Guernsey Pictorial Directory and Stranger's Guide, by Thomas Bellamy