SUN HOTEL, POOLEY BRIDGE, ULLSWATER. PATRONIZED BY HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCE OF WALES. R. BROWNRIGG, Many years waiter at the Lowwood Inn, Windermere, and at the London Tavern, begs most respectfully to inform the Public that he has entered upon the above Hotel, which has undergone a thorough repair, and is fit up in a style not surpassed by any in the country. Pooley Bridge is most centrally situate for the neighbouring sceneries, viz: Haweswater, Keswick, Bowness, Windermere, &c., and is only half-an-hour's ride, by boat or carriage, to the celebrated waterfall, Airey Force, and six miles distant from the Penrith Railway Station. By the kind permission of the Right Hon. the Earl of Lonsdale, and the Right Hon. Lord Brougham and Vaux, all visitors to the Sun Hotel, Pooley Bridge, have the privilege of visiting Lowther Castle and Brougham Hall, -two of the finest seats in the north of England. The fishing being now preserved in the lake Ullswater, parties can always rely on a good day's sport, and the grounds imme. diately adjoining the Sun Hotel command extensive and romantic scenery. N.B. Post Horses, Carriages, Pleasure Boats, &c., may always be relied upon. Wines &c. of the first quality, direct from Sandiman & Co. The Mail arrives daily at 8 a.m., and departs at 3 30 p.m. A Coach passes from and to Penrith daily during summer months. Parties going from Penrith to Keswick by way of Lyulph's Tower, will save a distance of eight miles by changing horses at the Sun Hotel, Pooley, instead of Patterdale, and avoid travelling one route twice over. The Steamboat goes round the lake from the Hotel three times a-day; and the Omnibuses run three times a-day from Pooley to Penrith and from Penrith to Pooley Bridge. M. & N. HANHART, 64, CHARLOTTE STREET, RATHBONE PLACE, LONDON, LITHOGRAPHERS, DRAUGHTSMEN, AND LITHOGRAPHIC PRINTERS. THE LAKES OF CUMBERLAND AND WESTMORLAND. LATELY PUBLISHED by M. and N. HANHART, 64, Charlotte Street, Rathbone Place, London. Price: Coloured, 2s. each; Plain, 1s. each. A SERIES OF VIEWS of the most interesting spots in the 1. Ambleside. 2. Mill at Ambleside. Lake District. 13. Keswick. 14. Derwentwater. 3. Ambleside Mill (second view) 15. Lodore Cascade. 4. Grasmere. 16. Bowder Stone. 5. Grasmere, from Red Bank. 17. Buttermere. 6. Rydal Water 7. Rydal Upper Fall. 8. Rydal Lower Fall. 9. Kirkstone Pass. 10. Ullswater. 11. Patterdale. 12. Airey Force. 18. Crummock. 19. Dungeon Ghyll. 20. Windermere. 21. Windermere Waterhead. Oil-printed fac-similes of original sketches by T. L. Rowbotham, of FOURTEEN SKETCHES IN THE LAKE DIS Price 42s. LODORE UPPER FALL, after T. M. Richardson. Printed and Sold by M. and N. Hanhart, 64, Charlotte Street, Fitzroy Square, London. Portraits, Architectural Drawings, Maps, Plans, Circulars, &c. HIGHWAYS AND BYEWAYS OF ENGLISH LAKE SCENERY, Depicted in a series of Oil Paintings, BY MESSRS. ALFRED AND GEORGE W. PETTITT, Now Exhibiting and on Sale at the GALLERIES OF FINE ARTS, GRASMERE & KESWICK. From these Pictures Tourists will gather much valuable information respecting the scenes worth visiting. The subjects are selected with great care, and the outlines of the numerous Mountain ranges, are strictly true to nature. The collection consists of several Views of each of the principal Lakes, with the Tarns, Waterfalls, Passes, Rivers, and Abbeys of the district. Visitiors will find the Galleries (which have been built especially for these collections) agreeable resorts at all times, and the Pictures on the walls capital Illustrated Guides through the Lake District. Admission, 6d. - Tickets for the Season, 2s., may be had at the Galleries. CALDER BRIDGE. MASHITER'S STANLEY ARMS HOTEL. Parties visiting this Hotel will find every comfort combined with moderate charges. The Hotel is pleasantly situated within a few minutes' walk of the ruins of Calder Abbey, and an easy distance from Wastwater, Ennerdale Lake, and Stanley Ghyll Force, and one day's journey from Ambleside, Bowness, &c., over the magnificent passes of Hardknot and Wrynose. Open and Close Carriages, Cars, &c., and Post Horses always in readiness. Price, per Quire, on Cream Letter Paper, 3s. 6d., or 2d. each. Note Paper, 1s. 9d., or 1d. each. دو THE ILLUSTRATED LETTER AND NOTE VIEWS Are one of the most pleasing and desirable objects which can be given to a correspondence between devoted and estemed connections, and are meant to convey some idea of the locality and charm of the place of residence (especially if temporary); for then there is generally a freshness of feeling to appreciate the surrounding beauties in the most attractive and interesting objects. HARWOOD'S VIEWS IN THE LAKE DISTRICT. May also be had in Books, very neatly done up in Illuminated Covers. Books, with Six Views, price 1s. Books, with Twenty-one Views, Ditto, with Nine, 1s. 6d. Ditto, with Twelve, 2s. price 3s. 6d. Ditto, with Twenty-four, 4s. Ditto, with Twenty-seven, 4s. 6d. Sold by Garnett, Post Office, Windermere; Belcher, Bowness; Nicholson, Ambleside; Hudson, Robinson, Dawson, Atkinson, and Hargreaves, Kendal; and all respectable Stationers and Booksellers. JOHN ATKINSON, KING'S HEAD INN, LEGBERTHWAITE, Vale of St. John. THE BEST FISHING IN CUMBERLAND. The King's Head Inn is situated 5 miles south of Keswick. 5 miles from Threlkeld. 4 miles from Borrowdale, over Armboth Fell. 6 miles from Patterdale. 6 from Grasmere. 3 miles from the summit of Helvellyn. Tourists may here find good accommodation and well-aired beds. The Mails change horses four times every day. A guide always in readiness at this Inn. A neat conveyance to be had. KING'S ARMS HOTEL, COMMERCIAL INN AND POSTING HOUSE, KESWICK. ANN BOWE Begs most respectfully to thank the supporters of her establishment for the patronage they have given her; and at the same time to inform them and visitors generally it shall be her study to give every satisfaction to her guests, without any regard to trouble or expense. Open and Close Carriages, Covered Cars, Post Horses, and Mountain Ponies. |