Bolton illustrated
Subtitle: a series of views of the scenery around Bolton Abbey, Wharfdale, Yorkshire, the picturesque domain of His Grace the Duke of Devonshire
By: from drawings made on the spot by John Burkill ... ; with original sonnets, and notes descriptive and historical.
Contributors: Day & Son; Day & Haghe; Strangeways and Walden
Publisher: Published for the Proprietors by Day & Son
Published: 1860
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 14
Subjects: Bolton Abbey (England) -- Description and travel.; Yorkshire (England) -- Description and travel.
Other titles: Burkill's illustrations of Bolton Abbey
Notes: Date based on printer's dates and lithographer's dates.  Cf. Brown, Philip A. H.  London publishers and printers, 1982.

Four lithographed plates are with imprints: "John Burkill del_W Walton lith." and "Day & Haghe, lithrs. to the Queen.".

Three lithographed plates are with imprint: "Day & Son lithrs to the Queen", and one each with imprint: "J. Burkell [sic] del_G. Hawkins lith.", "W. Walton, Lith" and "J. Burkell del_R. K. Thomas, lith.".

This title was also published in London in 1848 by J. Hogarth.  Cf. British Library Public Catalogue.

MASS copy: Bound in red coarse morocco-grain cloth blocked in gold and blind.
Table of contents: value: The River Wharfe; value: The Holme Terrace; value: The Hartington Seat; value: The Eastern Window; value: Barden Tower; value: The Abbey Church; value: Descent of the family from the Earl of Cork to the present owner, the Duke of Devonshire.