Chap. IV. Gardens:- At Lavington, Chelsea, Wilton, Longleat
Chap. V. Arts, liberal and
mechanical:- Learning, Colleges; Trades,
Inventions, Machinery
Chap. VI. Architecture:- Stonehenge,
Avebury, Old Sarum, Salisbury
Cathedral, Wardour Castle, Calne Church, Painted Glass,
Bradenstoke
Priory, Market Crosses, Paving Tiles, Old Mansions,
Church Bells
Chap. VII. Agriculture:- Manures,
Water Meadows, Butter and Cheese,
Malting and Brewing
Chap. VIII. The downes:-
Pastoral Life, Sydney’s Arcadia; Sheep,
Shepherds, Pastoral Poetry
Chap. IX. Wool:- Qualities of Wool; its Growth, and Manufacture
Chap. X. Falling of rents in Wiltshire attributed to the reduced price of Wool
Chap. XI. History of the
clothing trade:- Merchants of the Staple;
Introduction of the Cloth Manufacture
Chap. XII. Eminent clothiers
or Wiltshire:- John Hall, of Salisbury;
William Stump, of Malmsbury; Paul Methuen, of Bradford,
&c.
Chap. XIII. Fairs and markets:-At
Castle-Combe, Wilton, Chilmark,
Salisbury, Devizes, Warminster, Marlborough, Lavington,
Highworth,
Swindon
Chap. XIV. Hawks and hawking:-
Extraordinary Flight, Historical
Details
Chap. XV. The race:- Salisbury
Races, Famous Race Horses,
Stobball-play
Chap. XVI. Number of attorneys in Wiltshire:- Increase of Attorneys the Cause of Litigation
Chap. XVII. Fatalities of
families and places:- Norrington, Castle-
Combe, Stanton St. Quintin, Easton Piers
Chap. XVIII. Accidents, or
remarkable occurrences:- Destruction of
Marlborough by Fire; Cure of the King’s Evil,
Pretended Witchcraft,
Mysterious Knockings at North Tidworth, Witches Executed
at Salisbury,
Phantoms
Chap. XIX. Seats:- Merton, Ivy-church,
Littlecot, Longleat,
Tottenham Park, Wardour Castle
Chap. XX. Draughts of the seats and prospects:- Aubrey’s Instructions to the Artists for a Map of the County, with Engravings of the Principal Buildings and Views
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