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Supplement to the antiquities of England and Wales (1777)

Grose, Francis · London: Printed for S. Hooper · leaf 66

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y Sir John St. Aubyn, the third baronet of thatname, in the years 1726 and 1727. The entrance is in the middle of the north front,by an opening of forty feet. The weft front of the wall is 481 feet, towards the northand eaft it meafures 445 feet. Occafionally (hips of confiderably burthen may be… … S^MichaeZf Mount. CormvaU, Pl.4. St. MICHAEVs MOUNT, CORKJVALL. Plate IV. The weft front of this venerable pile is here delineated. The entrance, up a flightof fteps, lies behind the great tower ; over it appears the tower and flag-ftaff of thechurch ; part of its weft end is alfo fecn over the…

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