Cheltenham
Gloucestershire
Cheltenham takes its name from the river Chelt, and is celebrated for its medicinal waters. It has been for the last sixty years one of the most elegant and fashionable watering places in England.
Addlestrop and Stow Road
Daylesford House, the seat of the celebrated Warren Hastings, and Addlestrop House, of the Leigh family, are close by. Stow-on-the-Wold, is a small market town on the summit of a hill, 883 feet high. The church, with its embattled tower 81 feet high, is consequently a prominent object through a circumference of many miles. It has many points and some curious monuments deserving attention.
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Gloucester
Gloucestershire
A cathedral city, capital of the county, on the Severn, and the Bristol and Birmingham Railway, 114 miles from London.
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Banbury
Oxfordshire
Banbury is situated on the river Cherwell; the navigable canal from Coventry to Oxford passes by this town.