Reading
Berkshire
Reading is situated on two small eminences, whose gentle declivities fall into a pleasant vale, through which the branches of the Kennet flow till they unite with the Thames at the extremity of the town.
Chiswick
The church should be visited, for here lies, surmounted by a handsome tomb, “Hogarth’s honoured dust,” and close by are the Horticultural Society’s Gardens, a very favourite resort of England’s aristocracy on its fete days.
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Windsor
Berkshire
The seat of her majesty the Queen, and of her ancestors from the period of the Conquest. Eton College also is within a short distance.
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Hampton Court
Middlesex
Hampton Court stands on the north bank of the Thames, about twelve miles from London. Numerous sovereigns have made it their temporary abode; and the last who resided here were George II. and his Queen.