A descriptive and historical account of various palaces and public buildings (English and foreign) : with biographical notices of their founders, and other eminent persons (1821)
Brewer, J. N. (James Norris), Gill, B. R · London : Printed by W. Lewis for W. Gilling · leaf 143
e wonders of vegetable life, and extravagantlyas we may have toold the subject, the visitor of Kensington Gardens cannotbe less pleased with the features of animal existence, when these walks andgroves are filled with company, dressed in their gayest apparel, seeking thelaughing hours on the level… … I < 7S:f)t palace or HOLY-ROOD HOUSE, EDINBURGH. J. HE Palace of Holy-rood House* is of a quadrangular form, with a courtin the centre, surrounded by piazzas. The front is two stories high, and flatin the roof; but at each end, where the front projects, and is ornamented withcircular towers at…
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