Merivale
where, on the left, are still seen several specimens of the timber architecture of our forefathers, and on the right stands
The Public Subscription Charity School
called also the “Brown School,” from the brown dress of the children, erected in 1778. Children from all quarters of the town are admissible on the recommendation of subscribers, and an useful religious education is afforded to them on the Madras system.
The Shrewsbury and Hereford Railway here crosses the street by an