ST. MICHAEL’S PARISH WITHIN THE CASTLE.—Ancient history and trial respecting, parochial limit, etymology of Derfald. THE ABBEY CHURCH.—General description, fine west window, north portal, solemnity of the interior, armorial bearings and figures in stained glass, organ screen, font, ancient cumbent effigies, altar tombs and monuments, old painting of the Crucifixion. ST. GILES’S CHURCH.—Antiquity of the structure, primitive appearance of the interior, stained glass, sepulchral stones, reflections and prospect from the cemetery. ST. MICHAEL’S CHURCH.—Western view, consecration, stained glass, &c. ST. GEORGE’S CHURCH.—Consecration, interior decoration, old hospital, free chapel. TRINITY CHURCH.—Foundation and description. RELIGIOUS HOUSES.—Chapel of St. Mary Magdalene, Spel-cross. DISSENTING MEETING HOUSES.—Roman Catholic Chapel. ROYAL FREE GRAMMAR SCHOOL. Endowment, its state and pre-eminence, present to Dr. Butler 104 from his pupils, appointment of Dr. Kennedy, annual prizes, royal visits, school buildings, chapel, library, exhibitions, &c. LOCAL GOVERNMENT, CHARTERS, &c. Municipal Body; Ancient Seal; Sessions; Courts of Record and 111 Request; Members of Parliament; Trading Companies; Merchant Guild; Pageant of Shrewsbury Show. PUBLIC BUILDINGS. County Hall, Courts of Justice, Guild Hall and Exchequer, 130 Market House and Statue of Richard Duke of York, Old Welsh Bridge, Old East or Stone Bridge, English Bridge, Lord Hill’s Column and fine panoramic prospect, Town and County Gaol, Poultry Market, Butter and Cheese Markets. CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS. Introduction; the Salop Infirmary, Eye and Ear Dispensary, 143 St. Giles’s Hospital, St. John’s Hospital, Drapers’ Almshouses, St. Chad’s Almshouses, House of Industry, Humane Society; the Prison, Parochial, and Town Charities. CHARITY SCHOOLS. Bowdler’s or the Blue, Millington’s, Allatt’s, Public 147 Subscription, Lancasterian, St. Mary’s and St. Michael’s, St. Chad’s Ladies’, Infant, and Sunday Schools. WALK WITHIN THE WALLS. Introduction; Market Square, Mercers’ Hall, the Sextry, 169 Shearmen’s Hall, Maypole Festivities, Occupation of Shearmen, Wyle Cop, Residence of the early British Settlers and the Saxons, Lion Hotel, Beeches Lane, Town Walls, the Crescent, Ancient Tower, St. John’s Hill, the Austin Friars, Initial Letter of a Charter from Edward III. the Welsh Bridge, Quays and Warehouses, Mardol, Rowley’s Mansion, Hill’s Lane, ancient Houses, the Bell Stone, Shutt Place, Shoplatch, the Stalls, Ireland’s Mansion, Pride Hill, the High Cross, Castle Street, St. Nicholas’s Chapel, the Council House, Court of the Marches of Wales, Loyalty of Thomas Lyster, Esq. Farquhar’s Recruiting Officer, Character of Salopians, the Drapers’ Hall, Dogpole, Church