A

SENTIMENTAL TOUR,

· COLLECTED FROM

A VARIETY OF OCCURRENCES,

FROM

Newbiggin, near Penrith, Cumberland, to London,

By Way of Cambridge;

AND FROM

LONDON, TO NEWBIGGIN

By Way of Drford. &c.

Omne tulit punctum, qui miscuit utile dulei.

BY G. THOMPSON.

HOR

PENRITH:

PRINTED BY ANTHONY SOULBY, FOR THE AUTHOR:
and fold by

CROSBY, NEAR STATIONER'S-HALL, LUDGATE-STREET; FAULDER,
BOND-STREET; ANDERSON, HOLBORN, LONDON;
AND THE BOOKSELLERS, IN GENERAL,

1798.

Yough Add. Gen. Top.

8168.

Entered at Stationer's-Hall.

ཨན་་ན་་

A

TO THE

PATRONS

of this

PUBLICATION.

ང་བར་ང་་ར་

Ladies and Gentlemen!

AFTER returning you

my grateful thanks for your joint at-
tention to my Addreffes in behalf of
my Sentimental Tour, I feel it my duty
to apologize to the earliest Subscribers
to the Work, by saying, That the fame
reasons, which engaged me in my pre-
fent Defign, operated, at last, to re-
tard me.
I left home (after having
been defeated of some reasonable ex-
pectations) more effectually to ferve
my family: Arrived at home, I almost
immediately succeeded to an appoint-
ment defirable to myself and family.

My