_When it is remembered that motor-cars have come upon the roads since then, that innumerable sporting "records" in cycling, walking, and other forms of progression have since been made, and that in many other ways the road is different, it was seen that not merely a re-issue of the book, but a book almost entirely re-written and re-illustrated was required. This, then, is what was provided in a second edition, published in 1906. And now another, the third, is issued, bringing the story of this highway up to date._ CHARLES G. HARPER. _March, 1922._ THE ROAD TO BRIGHTON MILES Westminster Bridge (Surrey side) to-- St. Mark's Church, Kennington 1-1/2 Brixton Church 3 Streatham 5-1/2 Norbury 6-3/4 Thornton Heath 8 Croydon (Whitgift's Hospital) 9-1/2 Purley Corner 12 Smitham Bottom 13-1/2 Coulsdon Railway Station 14-1/4 Merstham 17-3/4 Redhill (Market Hall) 20-1/2 Horley ("Chequers") 24 Povey Cross 25-3/4 Kimberham Bridge (Cross River Mole) 26 Lowfield Heath 27 Crawley 29 Pease Pottage 31-1/4 Hand Cross 33-1/2 Staplefield Common 34-3/4 Slough Green 36-1/4 Whiteman's Green 37-1/4 Cuckfield 37-1/2 Ansty Cross 38 Bridge Farm (Cross River Adur) 40-1/4 St. John's Common 40-3/4 "Friar's Oak" Inn 42-3/4 Stonepound 43-1/2 Clayton 44-1/2 Pyecombe 45-1/2 Patcham 48 Withdean 48-3/4 Preston 49-3/4 Brighton (Aquarium) 51-1/2 THE SUTTON AND REIGATE ROUTE St. Mark's, Kennington 1-1/2 Tooting Broadway 6 Mitcham 8-1/4 Sutton ("Greyhound") 11 Tadworth 16 Lower Kingswood 17 Reigate Hill 19-1/4 Reigate (Town Hall) 20-1/2 Woodhatch ("Old Angel") 21-1/2 Povey Cross 26