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

Itineraries. 61Bliles from Douglas.4 Eoad on the left leading to Glen Darragh, to Treen Chajjels, to stone circle, toold forts at Balla Nicholas, to St. Mark's, &c. Slieu Chiarn (" mountain ofthe Lord " ) may here be seen.Marown New Church ; Aitfceu's Castle.i\ Crosby Tillage: the south road leads to Marown old Church, to St. Patrick'sChair, &c. ; the north road conducts across the mouutaius to Little London,lihenass Waterfall, &c.5} Ruins of St. Trinian's Church ; the Eound MeadoT?.CJ Greeba Mountain.6 Northop.7J Ballacraine junction of roads conducting respectively;to Castletown, Douglap,Ramsey, and Peel.8 Tynwald "llill ; Cairn ; Church of St. John the Baptist ; Slieu Whallin {" mountainof the whelp ").91 Peel Cemetery.lOi Peel.PEEL TO MICHAEL.MUes from Peel.IJ Road on the left conducting to the shore.3 GlenBrough.32 A circular mound may be seen on an eminence to the ri^^bt. TTnJci it is a" kist-vaen."•1 Glen Cam ("crooked glen''). It forms the ecclesiastical boundary betweenGerman and Michael.5 J Glen Mooar; Cronk-y-Berry, where the cinerary urns have been found ; roadon the right leading to Spooyt Vane Waterfall, &c.6i Glen Wyllan, the Moutpellier of the island.7 Michael Court House, village, and church.3Iiles from Castletown.CASTLETOWN TO PEEL.1^ Malew Church; road leading td Port Erin, Arbory, Colby, &i.2| Ruins of Rushen Abbey.4^ Road conducting to St. Mark's, to forts at BaUa Nicholas, &:.5 In tills neighbourhood formerly stood the " Black Fort," mentioned by SirWalter Scott in Peveril of the Peak ; South Biurule.6 This milestone is 692 feet above the sea level,6J Foxdalo Mines.VJ Waterfall at Hamilton Bridge.9 Ballacraine.9J St. John's Church and Tynwald HUl.11 Cemetery.12 Peel.DOUGLAS TO RAMSEY {via LAXEY).Jliles from Douglas.1 Castle Mona, formerly the residence of the Duke of Athole; Falcon Ca£frecreation ground.1 J Strathallan Crescent and Park ; Derby Castle recreation grounds.2 Onchan Village ; St. Catherine's Runic Crosses ; Nursery Gardens ; OnchaiiChurch (Riinic Crosses) ; road on the right leading to Growdtle : road onthe left conducting to Glendhoo, Crouk-ny-Mona, BaUacreetch, and Tromode.31 White Bridge and White Bridge Hill.5 Road on the right leading to old Church of Lonan (Runic Cross) and to Growdalc.5| Cloven Stones ; ancient fortified MU ;path leading to Garwick.7 New Church of Lonan.9 Laxey Village, Jlines, and Great Wheel; Lord Henry's Well; King Orry'sGrave ; Stone Circle ; road conducting to Snaefell Mountain.Hi Road on the right leading to Ballaglasa Waterfall, Curuab, Maugliold Church,Port Lewaigue, &c.15 BalluroGlen; Ballure Bridge ; Albert Tower.16 Ramsey.