ITINERARY OF SCOTLAND.

BY GEORGE ALEXANDER COOKE,
Editor of the Universal System of Geography.

ILLUSTRATED WITH A MAP.

London:

Printed for C. COOKE, No. 17, Paternoster Row,
by G. Brimmer, Water Lane, Fleet Street,
And sold by all the Booksellers in

the United Kingdom.

of the

DIRECT AND PRINCIPAL CROSS ROADS

in

SCOTLAND.

N. B. The first Column contains the names of places passed through; the Figures that follow shew the Distance from Place to Place, and from Town to Town; and in the last Column are the names of Gentlemen's Seats and Inns. The right and left of the Roads are distinguished by the letters R. and L.

JOURNEY FROM COLDSTREAM
TO EDINBURGH,

THROUGH GREENLAW AND DALKEITH.

Coldstream, Ber

wickshire, to

Lees, Edward Majoribanks,
Esq. L. Lennel House,
P. Breedon, Esq. R.

Coldstream T. G. 1 1 Hirsel, Earl of Home, R.;

On L. a R. to

Kelso.

and two miles and a half farther, Castle Law, W. Waite, esq. R.

Orange Lane Inn 35 Belchester, J. Trotter, esq.

Plowland T. G. 2

Cross the Black

Water.

R. Bughtrig, J. Frank, esq.; Anton's Hill, J. Dickson, esq.; Kaimes, Lord Kaimes, and Purves Hall, Sir Alex. Purves, bart. R.; Eccles, J. Majoribanks, esq. L 74 Stonefold, J. Dickson, esq.; and Over Mains, S. Bromfield, esq. L.

Marchmont House, Earl of Marchmont, R.; Rowchester, J.Cockburn, esq.; Angelraw, John Hay, esq.; and Gordon Bank, William Murray, esą L.

GREENLAW

2310

Kelso; on R. to

Channel Kirk Inn 2 27

Falla, Edinburgh