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 303
the circumference of the fountain was, originally, grand and com-prehensive, it is to be regretted, that buildings have been suffered to accumu-late in the neighbourhood, to the exclusion of much of the effect of this raregem of modern architectural excellence. In an age like this, when Rome… … s >= litjstotHcal 3Be$mption OF THE CASTLE OF CONWAY, NORTH WALES; WITH Alf INTERESTING ACCOUNT OF THE ILL-FATED LLEWELYN. J. HE river Conway is, perhaps, for its lengtli, one of tiie noblest streamsin Europe. It extends but twelve miles, yet, in the course of that progress,receives the aid of…
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