to decay : a little beyond which, are the remains of a ruin on the edge of the cliff, supposed to have been St. Leonard's Chapel. About a quarter of a mile further on, at a place called the " Old Woman's Tap," is the rock on which it is supposed William the Conqueror dined after his landing : it hangs over a pool of water, and still retains the name of the " Conqueror's Table."
Proceed on to
BO-PEEP,
A public-house by the road-side, where company may have an excellent dish of tea and good cream, al fresco, and enjoy a fine prospect of the sea and Beachy Head,, from the hill behind the house. From Bo-Peep to Bulverhythe is about a mile and a half over . the levels, which in winter abound with snipes and wild fowl, and some plover. Here was formerly an Haven of the same name, but no remains of it are now visible. In a field behind the house, are the ruins of an ancient -
