Ludlow
Shropshire

Ludlow is a parliamentary borough, standing on a beautiful bend of the Teme, in Shropshire, but close to the borders of Herefordshire, from which the river divides it.
A town of some importance, situated near the northern base of the Wenlock Edge, a range of limestone hills extending about 14 miles to the sonth-west. Population, 21,590. The splendid remains of a cluniac monastery, consisting of the church and part of the chapter-house, should be seen. Besides the church, with a library in connection therewith, it has its philanthropic institutions, together with the usual characteristics of a well regulated chartered town.
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Shropshire
Ludlow is a parliamentary borough, standing on a beautiful bend of the Teme, in Shropshire, but close to the borders of Herefordshire, from which the river divides it.
Shropshire
This fine old capital of Shropshire, and parliamentary town, is 42 miles beyond Birmingham, 161¾ miles from London by the North Western (or 171 via Birmingham), and 171 by the Great Western.