Journey Through Part of England and Scotland - Unknown Author

Excerpt from Journey Through Part of England and Scotland: Along With the Army Under the Command of His Royal Highness the Duke of Cumberland; Wherein the Proceeding of the Army, and the Happy Suppression of the Rebellion in the Year 1746; Are Particularly Described; As Also, the Natural History and Antiquities O
Sir,
After a most fatiguing Campaign in Flanders, we arrived at Gravesend the fifth of November, 1745. and after a short stay about London, we were ordered to march for Coventry and Litchfield: In our Rout thither we passed through Hammersmith, Action, Brentford, &c. which being so commonly known to the Inhabitants of London, I think needless to describe; and next to Uxbridge, a very long Town seated on the River Coln, having plenty of extravagant Inns.
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