An Englishman's descriptive account of Dublin, and the road from Bangor Ferry, to Holy Head. Also of the road from Dublin, by Belfast, to Donaghadee, and from Portpatick [i.e. Portpatrick] to Newcastle upon Tyne, by way of Dumfries, Carlisle, and Gillsland. With observations on the society, manners, and customs, of the places described ...: to which is prefixed an accurate map of Dublin.
By: By Nathl. Jefferys..
Contributors: Scott, of Carlisle, bookseller.; Crossthwaite, of Whitehaven, bookseller.; Archer, of Dublin, bookseller.; Keen, of Dublin, bookseller.; Archer, bookseller.; Johnstone, George, of Dumfries, bookseller.; Miller, of Newcastle, bookseller.; Jones, W., of Liverpool, printer.; Stoddart and Craggs (Hull),; Booksellers (Liverpool); Booksellers (Chester); Cadell and Davies
Publisher: Printed for Cadell and Davies, and sold by Archer and by Keen, Dublin; Archer, Belfast; Geo. Johnstone, Dumfries; Miller, Newcastle; Scott, Carlisle; Stoddart and Craggs, Hull; Crossthwaite, Whitehaven; and by the principal booksellers in Liverpool and Chester
Published: 1810
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 224
Subjects: Dublin (Ireland) -- Description -- Guidebooks.; Ireland -- Description and travel -- Guidebooks.
Notes: Signatures: A-S\6 T\4.

Printed by W. Jones, Liverpool.