London and Quiberon.
Chapter I. London - Quiberon After a sojourn of more than two years in Scotland, the famous 'Land of Cakes,' well treated by everybody, b...
A Frenchman's Walk Through Ireland, 1796-7 by De Latocnaye
L'Ultonie or Ulster - Enniskillen - Inismurray - Donegal Sweating-House - St. Patrick's Purgatory.
Chapter X L'Ultonie or Ulster - Enniskillen - Inismurray - Donegal Sweating-House - St. Patrick's Purgatory. Enniskillen is a pretty littl...
Londonderry - The Giant's Causeway - Ballycastle - Fair Head.
Chapter XI Londonderry - The Giant's Causeway - Ballycastle - Fair Head. The approaches to Londonderry arc charming, and indicate the ...
Lough Neagh - Belfast - Donaghadee.
Chapter XII Lough Neagh - Belfast - Donaghadee The coast nearly everywhere is of the same boldness from Fair Head to Cushendun, 10 or 11 m...
Short visit to Scotland - Edinburgh.
Chapter XIII Short visit to Scotland - Edinburgh The Scotch accent appeared very strange to me, although I had been accustomed to it durin...
Dublin in 1795.
Chapter II. Dublin The banks of the Suir are lined with pleasant-looking country-houses, and the water is deep as far as Waterford, a tow...
La Lagenie or Leinster, the Gold Mine, Wicklow and Wexford.
Chapter III La Lagénie or Leinster - The Gold Mine, Wicklow - Wexford. Having then definitely made my resolution, my baggage in my pocke...
La momonie or Munster, Waterford and Cork.
Chapter IV La Momonie or Munster - Waterford - Cork - Bantry In my travelling I came to a place called Passage. It is a little town where ...
Killarney, Ardfert, the Shannon.
Chapter V Killarney - Ardfert - The Shannon After having travelled about a dozen miles among these wild and absolutely deserted hills, the...
Limerick, Killaloe, the Holy Mountain.
Chapter VI Limerick - Killaloe - The Holy Mountain At some distance from the ferry by which the Cushin is crossed there is to be seen ...
Contents of A Frenchman's Wallk Through Ireland.
A Frenchman's Walk Through Ireland, 1796-7. (Promenade d'un Francais dans l'Irlande) Translated from the French of De Latocnaye by John Stevenson, Belfast, 1917.
Connemara - Manner of Baking Unleavened Bread - Anti-Diluvian Reveries
Chapter VIII Connemara - Manner of Baking Unleavened Bread - Anti-Diluvian Reveries I resolved at last to commence my travels in the redoub...
Westport - Sligo - The Source of the Shannon
Chapter IX Westport - Sligo - The Source of the Shannon I crossed the beautiful bay of Killery, and following the shores of Clew Bay, I ca...
La Conacie or Connaught - The Road of the Dishes - Galway - Eyre Connaught.
Chapter VII La Conacie or Connaught - The Road of the Dishes - Galway - Eyre Connaught. When I crossed the stream separating Conacie from M...