THE “WHITE BEAR,” STANSTED. (_From a 71 Drawing by P. Palfrey_) THE “OLD BELL,” STANSTED. (_From a 75 Drawing by P. Palfrey_) LONDON LANE, NEWPORT: WHERE CHARLES THE 85 SECOND’S ROUTE TO NEWMARKET JOINED THE HIGHWAY THE DEVIL’S DITCH AND NEWMARKET HEATH, 125 LOOKING TOWARDS ELY YARD OF THE “WHITE HART,” NEWMARKET 147 NEWMARKET: THE “RUTLAND ARMS” 153 “ANGEL HILL,” BURY ST. EDMUNDS 181 MILDENHALL 195 BARTON MILLS 199 THE “NUNS’ BRIDGES” ON THE ICKNIELD WAY, 217 THETFORD THE “BELL INN,” THETFORD, AND ST. 221 PETER’S CHURCH CASTLE HILL, THETFORD, IN 1848. (_From 229 an old Print_) WYMONDHAM 279 THE “UNICORN,” NORWICH AND CROMER COACH. 295 (_From a Print after J. Pollard, 1830_) “ST. FAY’S” 311 BLICKLING HALL 319 CROMER IN 1830.(_From a Print after T. 343 Creswick, R.A.) CROMER 349 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ILLUSTRATIONS IN TEXT PAGE Will Kemp and his Tabourer xvii Ambresbury Banks 55 “Sapsworth” 56 Windhill, Bishop’s Stortford 62 Hockerill 66 Ugley Church 79 “Monks’ Barns” 83 Ancient Carving at “Monks’ Barns” 84 “Nell Gwynne’s House,” formerly the 91 “Horns” Inn “Hospital Farm,” and “Newport Big Stone” 93 Wendens Ambo 96 Audley End 99 Saffron Walden 103 House formerly the “Sun” Inn 105 Arms of Saffron Walden 109 “Mag’s Mount” 122 Barclay of Ury on his Walking Match 134 The “Boy’s Grave” 169 Little Saxham Church 173 Marman’s Grave 189 Avenue near Newmarket 190