Walton's Cottage at Shallowford, near Stafford
Bishop Morley's Palace, Winchester

A corner in Walton's cottage at Shallowford

Remains of Hall, Fenny Bentley

A seat of the Beresford family.

Tomb of Sir Thomas Beresford in Fenny Bentley church xxxiv

An ancestor of Charles Cotton.

Charles Cotton's cave, Beresford Dale

Izaak Walton

From the bust in St. Mary's Church, Stafford.

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Compiled from engravings in Chauncy's and Clutterbuck's
Histories of Hertfordshire, and a drawing by Samuel
Ireland in the British Museum.

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Formerly an inn of this name; at one time known as Bleak

Hall.

Almshouses in Edmonton Churchyard

John Tradescant

After the engraving in the "Museum Tradescantianum.”
Tradescant's House at Lambeth (now demolished)
Elias Ashmole

After the engraving in the "Theatrum chemicum Britan-
nicum."

Edmonton Church from the S.W.

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Chingford Church from the S.E.

The "Old Thatched House" Inn, Hoddesdon

Now the offices of Messrs. Christie, brewers.

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Theobald's Lane, near the site of the Palace

Initial. A Wayside Inn

Amwell Magna Fishery; part of the river Lea, below

From the engraving in the Vetusta Monumenta after the
picture in the FitzWilliam Museum, Cambridge.

Interior of Theobald's Palace .

From an engraving in the British Museum.

House on the site of Theobald's Palace, showing ancient windows

Back of the "Cock" Inn, Waltham, lately rebuilt

From a photograph in the possession of C. A. Christie, Esq.,
Hoddesdon.

Cheshunt Church

Interior of Cheshunt Great House .

This was the manor-house of St. Andrews-le-Mote which
was given by Henry VIII. to Cardinal Wolsey, and in
the next century belonged to the Dennys and Dacres
(Murray).

This oak is said to have been planted in 1066, by Sir
Theodore Godfrey.

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Grayling

Initial. Fish

Broxbourne Church from the river

Salmon .

Initial. The Seine, from Château-Gaillard

Ancient Market Hall, Hoddesdon (now demolished) .
From an engraving in the possession of Dr. Horley, Hoddesdon.
Young Salmon

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156

Water Frog

The "Rye House" Inn, on the Banks of the Lea

Bream.

Initial. The Seine, from Château-Gaillard

Hoddesdon Clock Tower

Pike chasing small fishes.

From an old print in the British Museum.

From a water-colour drawing made by J. Buckler in 1826,

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Initial. On the Avon

Great Amwell

From an engraving by W. Watts, after a drawing by F.
Feary in "The Poetical Works of John Scott," and
Edition, 1795.

Amwell Magna Fishery; part of the Lea, below Amwell

Ruffe or Pope

Sir Henry Wotton.

Bleak.

Amwell from the Lea Valley

Initial. Stickleback

Water Lilies.

Heading "Fifth Day

The "George the Fourth Inn, Amwell, formerly The "Quart Pot"

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