WALK THROUGH LEICESTER; BEING A GUIDE TO STRANGERS, CONTAINING A DESCRIPTION OF THE TOWN AND ITS ENVIRONS, WITH REMARKS UPON ITS HISTORY AND ANTIQUITIES. "Within this hour it will be dinner-time, SHAKESPEARE. LEICESTER, PRINTED BY T. COMBE, AND SOLD BY T. HURST, PATER-NOSTER-ROW, LONDON, Sy ADDRESS. THE EDITOR of the following pages, while he has been solicitous to furnish those who travel with a POCKET CICERONE, feels at the same time a wish that it may not be unacceptable to those who are at home. The latter, though, in the subject of this survey, they trace an old, a familiar scene, will still feel that it possesses that interest which the native spot binds around the mind; and when they point out to their intelligent visitors and curious friends the most memorable objects of their antient and honourable Town, it is his wish that this little companion may be found useful; he, therefore, while he rejoices in their support and feels their liberality, inscribes it with respect and gratitude, to the INHABITANTS OF LEICESTER. 4893 |