He took work in the West Country, and lived for a time in Honiton, in east Devon.
[4] Feltham and his patron Joseph Haskins had undertaken a large-scale walking tour in 1797, and this book resulted from part of it.
[5] It was edited with notes by Robert Airey for the Manx Society, in 1861, as Feltham's Tour through the Isle of Man, in 1797 and 1798.
An influential account, attributing to Ralph Harwood in 1722 the origination of this variety of beer, it is no longer given much credence.
[7] An edition by John Britton, The Original Picture of London, appeared in 1826, but the title had become generic soon after Feltham died.