Chapter I: Leading Characteristics of the County

II. LIVERPOOL
III. THE COTTON DISTRICT AND THE MANUFACTURE OF COTTON
IV. MANCHESTER
V. MISCELLANEOUS INDUSTRIAL OCCUPATIONS
VI. PECULIARITIES OF CHARACTER, DIALECT, AND PASTIMES
VII. THE INLAND SCENERY SOUTH OF LANCASTER
VIII. THE SEASHORE AND THE LAKE DISTRICT
IX. THE ANCIENT CASTLES AND MONASTIC BUILDINGS
X. THE OLD CHURCHES AND THE OLD HALLS
XI. THE OLD HALLS (_continued_)
XII. THE NATURAL HISTORY AND THE FOSSILS

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

EMIGRANTS AT LIVERPOOL _By G. P. Jacomb Hood_
SHIPPING ON THE MERSEY _By A. Brunet-Debaines_
AMERICAN WHEAT AT LIVERPOOL
RAN AWAY TO SEA
ST. NICHOLAS CHURCH, LIVERPOOL _By H. Toussaint_
THE CUSTOM-HOUSE, LIVERPOOL
ST. GEORGE'S HALL, LIVERPOOL
THE EXCHANGE, LIVERPOOL _By R. Kent Thomas_
WIGAN
WARRINGTON
THE DINNER HOUR
PAY-DAY IN A COTTON MILL _By G. P. Jacomb Hood_
IN A COTTON FACTORY
MANCHESTER CATHEDRAL
ST. ANNE'S SQUARE, MANCHESTER
TOWN HALL, MANCHESTER _By T. Riley_
DEANSGATE, MANCHESTER
IN THE WIRE WORKS
MAKING COKE
SMELTING
GLASS-BLOWING _By G. P. Jacomb Hood_
ON THE BRIDGEWATER CANAL _By G. P. Jacomb Hood_
ON THE BRIDGEWATER CANAL
BLACKSTONE EDGE
THE LAKE AT LITTLEBOROUGH
WATERFALL IN CLIVIGER
IN THE BURNLEY VALLEY
THE RIBBLE AT CLITHEROE
CONISTON _By David Law_
NEAR THE COPPER MINES, CONISTON
LANCASTER _By David Law_
CLITHEROE CASTLE
FURNESS ABBEY
FURNESS ABBEY _By R. Kent Thomas_
DARCY LEVER, NEAR BOLTON
SPEKE HALL _By T. Riley_
HALE HALL
HALL IN THE WOOD _By R. Kent Thomas_
HOGHTON TOWER
STONYHURST _By R. Kent Thomas_

LANCASHIRE