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l"o S'wintan, Crofs. Good. The roads 

 around Swtnfon, the feat of Wil- 

 liam Dauby t efq; are all excellent, 

 that gentleman making and mend- 

 ing with imcomparable fpirit. Thro* 

 his own parimes he makes himfelf ; 

 and bribes the others ; he has ei- 

 ther made, or contributed to, above 

 twenty miles of road. 



To CraikhilL Crofs. Good. 



To Slenningford. Crofs. Exceflive bad ; 

 lanes all the way. 



To Danby* Crofs. Part good, and part 

 middling. 



To Afgafth r'Fofi. Crofs. Bad. 



From Richmond to Dar/i?igton f by Croft 

 Bridge. To Croft Bridge crofs, and 

 very indifferent. From thence to 

 Darlington is the great north road, 

 and execrably broke into holes, like 

 an old pavement ; fufficient to diflo- 

 cate ones bones. 



To Winfon. Turnpike. Like the other. 



To Raby Cafle. Through Lord Dar- 

 lington's grounds, made by his 

 Lordfhip, and excellent. 



To Durham. Turnpike. Good. But 

 fome of it rough. 



To Newcaflle. Turnpike. Good; but 

 part of it broken. 



To the Iron works. Very bad. 



To 



