Price One Shilling, Profusely and Beautifully Illustrated
THE MATLOCK COMPANION
and
VISITOR'S GUIDE
TO THE BEAUTIES OF THE PEAK OF DERBYSHIRE ;
Including pleasant strolls round Matlock, notices of Chatsworth, Haddon Hall, Buxton, Dovedale, Lea Hurst, Hardwick Hall, Wingfield Manor, Bakewell, and other places od Interest in Derbyshire ; the Railway routed to Matlock ; a list od all the Plants found in Derbyshire, &c., &c., &c.
BY LLEWELLNN JEWITT, F.S.A., &c., &c.

CIRCULATING LIBRARY.
T. H. HOLMES,
BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, BOOKBINDER, AND
GENERAL NEWSAGENT,
Museum Parade Library, & Fancy Repository Matlock-Bath.
GUIDE BOOKS, AND MAPS OF DERBYSHIRE.
PHOTOGRAPHS OF MATLOCK-BATH, CHATSWORTH, HADDON-HALL, &c., &c
STEREOGRAMS OF DERBYSHIRE SCENERY.
A choice selection of CARTE DE VISITE ALBUMS at astonishingly Low Prices.
BOOK PARCELS FROM LONDON TWICE A WEEK.

NOW READY - PRICE 6d,
HOLMES'S HAND BOOK to MATLOCK BATH & Neighbourhood, including Chatsworth, Haddon Hall, Dove Dale &c
With a Directory to the Hotels, Lodging-Houses, Museums, Shops, &c. And also containing a complete list of the Ferns, and where they are found in Derbyshire.
LONDON : G. VICKERS, STRAND. MATLOCK BATH : T. H. HOLMES

MATLOCK BATH.
THE SPEEDWELL CAVERN
CONTAINS some of the finest specimens of STALACTITE,
STALAGMITE, and FLUOR SPAR, to be found in Derbyshire,
and is interesting and beautiful throughout.
B. FROGGATT, Proprietor.
The entrance is in the Upper Wood above the Old Bath Hotel.

MONTPELIER HOUSE,
MATLOCK-BATH.
YOUNG LADIES ARE RECEIVED AS RESIDENT PUPILS BY
MISS GODDARD
AT TWENTY-FIVE GUINEAS PER ANNUM.
Accomplishments and Masters at the usual Terms.
The Quarters commence on the 1st Feb., 10th April, 1st Aug., & 10th Oct.

BODEN'S
Original Petrifying Well,
OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE
MATLOCK BATH.
PARTIES visiting this beautiful locality and wishing to inspect
one of its wonders, must not go back without seeing this, the
oldest and by far the best of the PETRIFYING WELLS in Matlock.
Visitors wishing to purchase Specimens of Petrifactions will always
find a Superior Collection at this Well, at moderate prices.

AN HOUR'S WALK in MATLOCK
THE RENOWNED
HEIGHTS OF ABRAHAM,
COVERING an area of 35 acres, and containing well-kept gravel
walks, two miles in extent, from various points of which the
most charming Views of the surrounding scenery may be obtained.
THE ROYAL RUTLAND CAVERN
AND THE
VICTORIA PROSPECT TOWER
are also situated within the grounds.
The Heights are indicated by a flag half-way up, at the Cavern,
and another on the Prospect Tower.
Tickets of admission, One Shilling each, can be procured at Mr.
Walker's Museum on the Parade, and at the Lodges. The ascent
commences near Hodgkinson's Hotel.
H. BRYAN, LESSEE.
The DEVONSHIRE CAVERN can also be seen by enquiring at the Lodges.

RUTLAND ARMS HOTEL,
SOUTH END,
MATLOCK BATH.
JOHN HOLMES, PROPRIETOR.
WINES & SPIRITS OF THE BEST QUALITY.-WELL AIRED BEDS.
Good Stabling and Lock-up Coach Houses. - Fine Home Brewed
Ale. - Post Horses and Carriages. - A Spacious Tea Garden.
Fishing in the River Derwent.
N.B. - Visitors, Pleasure parties, and Commercial Gentlemen will
find at this Hotel excellent accommodation, with moderate charges.

MATLOCK BATH.
NEW BATH FAMILY HOTEL,
BY
MISS IVATTS & MRS. JORDAN,
An excellent COFFEE ROOM for Ladies and Gentlemen.
A LARGE TEPID SWIMMING AND HOT BATHS.
POST HORSES, CARRIAGES, & STABLING.
AN OMNIBUS TO AND FROM THE RAILWAY.