A walk round Dorchester
Subtitle: an account of every thing worthy the observation of the traveller and antiquary, within that ancient town, and the circumference of a few miles, compiled from the best authorities : also an account of the abbeys of Milton, Cerne, and Bindon, together with Sherborne, Lulworth, and Corfe castles : embellished with a finely executed view of Dorchester and Fordington, and a correct map of the county
Contributors: Stevens-Cox, James, former owner
Publisher: Printed by and for J. Criswick, High-West-Street, Dorchester; and may be had of every bookseller in the county
Published: 1820
Place of publication: Dorchester, Eng.]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 125
Subjects: Description and travel; Guidebooks; Fairs; Directories
Notes: Preface signed: J. Chiswick.

Signatures: pi² 2pi⁶ 3pi⁴ 4pi⁴ 5pi² [A]1 B-P⁴ Q⁴ (-Q4) R².

Printed on wove paper.

Woodcut coat of arms on t.p.

William Barnes engraved some woodblocks for Chiswick, for a 2nd ed. of this title, which was never published. Some of the woodcuts appeared later in: Savage, James. Dorchester and its environs during the British, Roman, Saxon, and Norman periods ... 1832.

"Addenda et corrigenda," p. [xvi], 1st group.

"A list of fairs held in Dorsetshire," p. [1]-4 at end.

Includes bibliographical references.

Maggs Bros.  William Barnes, 1801-86: the James Stevens-Cox collection, 203