_BRIGHTON TO INVERNESS, JUNE 17 TO AUGUST 3, 1881._
June 17 BRIGHTON (The Grand Hotel) " " GUILDFORD (The White Lion) 42 " 18 and 19 WINDSOR (The Castle) 32 " 20 READING (The Queen's) 27 " 21 OXFORD (The Clarendon) 34 " 22 BANBURY (The White Lion) 23 " 23 STRATFORD-ON-AVON (The Red Horse) 18 " 24 COVENTRY (The Queen's) 22 " 25 to 30 WOLVERHAMPTON (English Homes, best of all) 33 July 1 LICHFIELD (The Swan) 20 " 2 and 3 DOVEDALE (The Izaak Walton) 26 " 4 CHATSWORTH (The Edensor) 24 " 5 BUXTON (The Palace) 26 " 6 MANCHESTER (The Queen's) 23 " 7 CHORLEY (Anderton Hall) 14 " 8 PRESTON (The Victoria) 16 " 9 and 10 LANCASTER (The County) 29 " 11 KENDAL (King's Arms) 22 " 12 GRASSMERE (Prince of Wales) 18 " 13 KESWICK (The Keswick) 12 " 14 PENRITH (The Crown) 16 " 15 CARLISLE (The County and Station) 16 " 16 and 17 DUMFRIES (The Commercial) 32 " 18 SANQUHAR (The Queensberry) 28 " 19 OLD CUMNOCK (Dumfries Arms) 29 " 20 DOUGLAS (Douglas Arms) 28 " 21 to 26 EDINBURGH (The Royal) 44 " 27 and 28 DUNFERMLINE (The City Arms) 16 " 29 PERTH (The Royal George) 32 " 30 and 31 PITLOCHRIE (Fisher's Hotel) 33 August 1 DALWHINNIE (The Loch Ericht) 32 " 2 BOAT O' GARTEN (The Boat o' Garten) 35 " 3 INVERNESS (The Caledonian) 29 ___
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