CONTENTS.
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CHAPTER I.—GENERAL ACCOUNT OF THE ISLE OF WIGHT. Its Peculiar Advantages for a Summer's Excursion Climate, Situation, and Extent Geology, Agriculture, and Zoology Eminent Natives, and Outline of the Local History
CHAPTER II.—THE THREE PRINCIPAL TOWNS, AND THEIR ENVIRONS. Carisbrooke Castle and Village Newport and its Environs East and West Cowes, and their Environs Objects on the road between Cowes and Ryde Ryde and its Environs St. Helen's, Bembridge, Sandown, Brading, &c.
CHAPTER III.—THE SOUTH-EASTERN COAST OF THE ISLAND, Distinguished for its Romantic Scenery. Shanklin Chine and Village Cooke's Castle, and Luccombe Chine East End, commencement of the Undercliff Bonchurch, and Ventnor Appuldurcombe and Godshill Steephill, and St. Lawrence The Undercliff, between St. Lawrence and Niton The New Light-house, and the Sandrock Spring Blackgang Chine, and St. Catharine's Hill Wrecks on the Southern Coast Chale, Gatcombe, Shorwell, Brixton, &c.
CHAPTER IV.—THE SOUTH-WESTERN COAST OF THE ISLAND, Distinguished for the most Sublime Scenery. The Road over the Downs to Freshwater Freshwater Cliffs, Bay, and Caverns High-down, Main-bench, and Scratchell's Bay Needle Rocks, Alum Bay, Light-house, &c. Freshwater Village, Yarmouth, Calbourne, &c.
Conspicuous Objects on the Hills Tours through, and Voyage round the Island Lists of the Inns and Seats. Passage and Conveyance, &c.