Transactions of the Cumberland & Westmorland Antiquarian & Archaeological Society . and simple style. Herealso is a carved oak chimney piece bearing the date1567 and having on a shield quarterly ist, Strickland,2nd, DEincourt, 3rd, Neville with a mullet for difference,4th, azure a cross botony, or, for Ward :—supporters, astag collared and chained, and a bull with a mullet onhis breast. Particular notice should also be taken of thebeautiful sideboard in this room, and the many goodfamily portraits on the walls. Leading out of the diningroom is the smoking room, which is wainscoted with theline
Transactions of the Cumberland & Westmorland Antiquarian & Archaeological Society . and simple style. Herealso is a carved oak chimney piece bearing the date1567 and having on a shield quarterly ist, Strickland,2nd, DEincourt, 3rd, Neville with a mullet for difference,4th, azure a cross botony, or, for Ward :—supporters, astag collared and chained, and a bull with a mullet onhis breast. Particular notice should also be taken of thebeautiful sideboard in this room, and the many goodfamily portraits on the walls. Leading out of the diningroom is the smoking room, which is wainscoted with thelinen pattern mould. Behind the dining room, facing , is the stone parlor,which has a fine stucco ceiling, and a fireplace of richWestmorland marble, procured upon Mr. Stricklandsestate, near Hawes Bridge. It also contains a few paint-ings, principally of horses. The floor is paved with blackand v/hite stone in diamond pattern. The billiard room is a fine room opening on to thebalcony on the side and hung with some exceedingly valuable I Sl-^t-rc)^ (9o^f4 , TQ^eif^^ m J-. la. o 1 ^ ^. T u*q ncrc-vw- - e«
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