CONTENTS

OF THE

ECOND VOLUME.

LETTER XXXII.

EET, Oxford.—Dress of the

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ode of Living at the Colleges.
-Summer Lightning.....

ETTER XXXIII.

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OF THE

SECOND VOLUME.

LETTER XXXII.

HIGH-STREET, Oxford.-Dress of the

Oxonians.-Christ Church Walk.-Friar

Bacon's Study.-Lincoln College.--Ba-

liol. Trinity.-New College.-Saint

John's.-Mode of Living at the Colleges.

-Servitors.-Summer Lightning.....

LETTER XXXIII.

Reform in the Examinations at Oxford.-

Nothing but Divinity studied there.—

Tendency towards the Catholic Faith

long continued there.-New Edifices.-

The Bodleian.-The Schools..

LETTER XXXIV.

Godstow-Fair Rosamund.-Blenheim.-

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Water-works at Enstone.-Four-shire

Stone.-Road to Worcester.-Vale of

Evesham.-Hop-yards.-Malvern Hills. 27

LETTER XXXV.

Man killed at Worcester by a Sword-fish.—

Teignton Squash.-Grafting.-Ned of

the Toddin.-Worcester China.-Cathe-

dral.-St. Wulstan.-K. John's Grave.

Journey to Birmingham..

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Birmingham.-Miserable State of the

Artificers.-Bad Guns manufactured for

the Guinea Trade.-Anecdotes of Syste-

matic Roguery.-Coiners.-Forgers.-.

Riots in 1791.-More Excuse for Dis-

honesty here than in any other Place... 56

LETTER XXXVII.

Mail Coaches.-Mr. Palmer ill-used.-

Vicinity of Birmingham.-Collieries on

fire.Stafford.-Stone. -Newcastle-

under-Line.-Punishments for Scold-

ing.-Cheshire.-Bridgewater Arms at

Manchester...

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