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Chester Water-Colours

CHESTER WATER-COLOURS

BY E. HARRISON COMPTON

A. & C. BLACK, LTD. 4, 5 & 6 SOHO SQUARE, LONDON, W.

VOLUMES IN THE SAME SERIES

ESSEX WATER-COLOURS HAMPSHIRE WATER-COLOURS ISLE OF WIGHT WATER-COLOURS KENT WATER-COLOURS LIVERPOOL WATER-COLOURS LONDON WATER-COLOURS SURREY WATER-COLOURS SUSSEX WATER-COLOURS WARWICKSHIRE WATER-COLOURS WORCESTERSHIRE WATER-COLOURS

A. & C. BLACK, LTD., 4, 5 & 6 SOHO SQUARE, LONDON, W.

Published May, 1916

LIST OF WATER-COLOURS

BY E. HARRISON COMPTON

1. The Cathedral, from North-East ^{Frontispiece} 2. Lectern in the Refectory 3. Watergate Street 4. Watergate Row, South Side 5. Stanley House 6. The Cross 7. Shrewsbury House (The “Bear and Billet”) 8. The Falcon Inn 9. Half-Timbered House in Whitefriars 10. The Abbey Gateway 11. The Pepper Gate 12. Chester Castle and Bridge, from South-West 13. The Canal and Bridge of Sighs 14. The Phœnix Tower (“King Charles’s” Tower) 15. Ruins of St. John’s Church, East End 16. The Cloister Garth, North-East Corner 17. St. Werburgh’s Shrine 18. The Water Tower: Welsh Hills in Distance 19. Dee Mills, Bridge and Weir 20. The Cathedral and St. Werburgh’s Street On the Cover

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