. Alden's Oxford guide : with key-plan of the University and city, and numerous engravings . HE visitor is recommended to take as hisstarting-point the central spot (marked O onthe Key-Plan which will be found atthe beginning of this book), where themain thoroughfare running north andsouth is crossed by the line of George-street and Broad-street from west toeast. This point being midway be-tween the Randolplj ClaiendonHotels, strangers staying at either ofBocARDo, NORTH GATE, those well-kuown hostelries will find itthe most convenient starting-place for the tour through the cityin which w
. Alden's Oxford guide : with key-plan of the University and city, and numerous engravings . HE visitor is recommended to take as hisstarting-point the central spot (marked O onthe Key-Plan which will be found atthe beginning of this book), where themain thoroughfare running north andsouth is crossed by the line of George-street and Broad-street from west toeast. This point being midway be-tween the Randolplj ClaiendonHotels, strangers staying at either ofBocARDo, NORTH GATE, those well-kuown hostelries will find itthe most convenient starting-place for the tour through the cityin which we now propose to conduct them. [This startitig-point is most directly reached from the Railway Stations vi|Hythe Bridge-street and George-street. Should the visitor, however, mikehis entrance into the city by the Tramway route, via Park-Eiid-street, Ncw-road, and Queen-street (see Plan), he can alight at Carfax, marked X inPlan. From Carfax a walk of two minutes down Corn-Marketstreet, due N.,will bring him to the point above meniioned, which is quite easily recognisableas lying just bey
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