Ward & Lock's descriptive and pictorial guide to the Isle of Man ...

Railiuay RcuittS. 37CALEDONIANRAILWAY.TOURS IN SCOT LAND,Thk C'Ledosian Railway Compasy have arranged asyftem of tours—overa huQdred in numher— by rail, steamer (on sea. river and locb', and coach,comprehending almost every place of interest, either for scenery or historicalas«oci»tion«. throuchout Scotland, includiu? —EDINBURGH, GLASGOW, ABERDEEN, DUNDEE, INVERNESS, GREENOCK,PAISLEY, DUMFRIES, MOFFAT, PEEBLES, STIRLING, PERTH, CRIEFF,DUNKELD, OBAN, INVERARAY,The Irossachs, Loch Katrine, Lech Loviond, Loch Eck, Loch Earn,Loch Tay, Loch Aivc, CaUdonian Canal, Glcncoe, lona. Staffa,Skye, Balmoial, Braemai; Arran, Bute, the Firth of Clyde,the Falls 0/ Clyde, &^c. , &^c.The Caledonian Co. also issue Tourist Tickets to the Lake DistrictofEngland, the Isle ofMan, Connema fa, the Lakes cfKillar?iey,&^c.CSS" TODRISTS a'e recommended to procure a copy of the CaledonianRailway Company's " Tourist Guide," which contains descriptive notices ofthe districts embraced in the tours, maps, plans. &c. They can be had atany of the company's stations, and also at the chief stations on the Londonand North-Westem Railway. They are alsosupplied gratis to thechief hotels,hydropathics, sttamboats, 4o., in Great Britain and Ireland. Tickets forthfse tours are issued at the company's booking officesat all the ch-ef towns.The tourist season generally e.\:ends from J lsk to September inclusive.The Caledonux Railway, in coDJuiiction with the LoxiiON and Nortu-Wkstern Railway, forms what is known as theWEST COASTllETWKEN'SCOTLAND ANDROUTEENGLAND.DIRECT TR.\1.\S RLX FROM AND Tl)Glasgow, Edinburgh, Greenock, Paisley, Stranraer, Stirling,Oban, Perth, Dundee, Aberdeen, Inverness, and other placesin Scotland, to and from London (Euston), Birmingham, Liverpool,Manchester, Preston, Penrith (for Lake District), Leeds,Bradford, and other places in England.The Day Expresses, leaving London (Euston at lO.u a.m , and Glasgow(Central, and Edinburgh (Prince's Strteti at lO.u am., mw perform thejrurnay each way in 9 hours; and between Liverpool and llanchester andEdinburgh and Glasgow in less than 6 hours.Slee/>ins&' Day Saloon Carriages. Through Guards c^ Conductors.The Caledonian Companj's -.rams from ai d to Edinbu'-gh, Glasgow.Caili'lP, 4c , connect on th" Ciyde with the " I'olumba." " lon»." " ixirdof the Isles," ' Ivanboe."and other steamers toandfrora Dunoon, Inrellan,Rothesay. Largs, Millport, the Kyles rf Bute, Arran, Campwltown,Ardrishaig, Inveraray. L-K-h Goil, L