Cary's new English atlas : being a complete set of county maps, from actual surveys, corresponding in size with his general atlas; on which are particularly delineated those roads which were measured by order of the right honourable the Postmaster-General, by John Cary, as well as others, both direct and cross; rivers, navigable canals, parks, heaths, commons, &c. &c. Exhibiting also the whole of the market and borough towns, parishes, and hamlets, as well as places of inferior note. To which is added a copious index, containing reference to the hundreds &c. in which the places are situated, the number of houses, the population, and the amount of the poor rates paid by each, as stated in the returns made to Parliament.