BASLOW is a large and somewhat picturesque village; it lies on the high road from Bakewell to Chesterfield, Sheffield, &c., and the river Derwent runs through one part of it. The churchyard is skirted by the river, and near it is a fine old bridge spanning the stream. The church is a singular, but very picturesque old building, with a low tower and broad spire at its north-west corner, and it possesses many features worthy of careful examination. At Baslow are some very good inns, the principal of which are the “Peacock” and the “Wheatsheaf.” BEELEY, which the visitor will pass through on his way to Chatsworth from the Rowsley Station, is a pretty little village, with a quaint-looking old church, an elegant Gothic parsonage-house, and many very pretty residences. Beeley Bridge, with the public lodge near it, we have shown in one of our engravings, from a photograph by Green. Of other places in the neighbourhood, some of which we have already touched upon in our account of Haddon Hall, space will not permit us to describe. We take leave of “princely Chatsworth.” It is a place worthy of all that can be said in its praise; and to its noble owner—one of the kindliest, most enlightened, and liberal men of the age—we tender, not only our own, but public thanks for the generous manner in which he throws its beauties and its treasures open to the people. INDEX. Agard, Family of, 324. Alnwick Castle, 78 to 115; History of, 82 to 96, 101 to 110; Situation, 81; Family of Percy, 84 to 88, 96 to 100; Description, 89; Brislee Tower, 113; Abbey, 110; Moor, 82; Hulne Abbey, 112. Arcadia, Sidney’s, 178 to 180. Ault Hucknall, 119, 146 to 152; Church, 146, 147; Monuments, 147, 148; Hobbes’ Tomb, 119, 148. Arundel, Earls of, 154 to 171. Arundel Castle, 153 to 171; History of, 153 to 157; Situation, 162; Interior, 163 to 166; Dungeons, 166; Horned Owls, 166; Keep, 167; Bevis’s Tower, 168; Park, 168. Arundel, Church of St. Martin, 168, 169; Holy Trinity, 169, 170; Maison Dieu, 170; Monuments, 170, 171. Alton Towers, 1 to 36; Situation, 10, 25; History of, 9, 10; Gardens, 27 to 30; Description of Interior, 12 to 25; Park and Grounds, 26, 30; Choragic Temple, 27; Route to, 25; Conservatories, 28, 29; Stonehenge, 31; Flag Tower, 32; Ina’s Rock, 32; Demon’s Dale, 36. Alton Castle and Manor, 3 to 9, 32 to 36; Hospital of St. John, 9, 25, 32 to 36; Monuments in the Hospital of St. John, 35, 36; Church, 9, 36. All Fools’ Day, 34. Albini, Family of, 154, 155. Armada, 56.