. Delices de la Grande Bretagne . %/ ,in/rr/ /•/ A . (vo/ie;; l\ €*/ tut /J. ^*is,-r/t f > jt,tsnf/ J^jfrte tt fir *. — tublijjirj Uavu Jg \i*™ Birch Jlampltc id He ilh. 4 Saltram, Devonfhire, f I ^ H E feat of the Right Honourable Lord Borington, now a minor ; was rebuiltby his late father : it is a grand and extenlive building, delightfully fituated ;the principal front is towards the fouth, commanding a beautiful view of the Sound,Plymouth, Mount Pleafant, Mount Edgecumb, and the water meandering in variousdirections through wood and lawn. Their Majefties made this their re
. Delices de la Grande Bretagne . %/ ,in/rr/ /•/ A . (vo/ie;; l\ €*/ tut /J. ^*is,-r/t f > jt,tsnf/ J^jfrte tt fir *. — tublijjirj Uavu Jg \i*™ Birch Jlampltc id He ilh. 4 Saltram, Devonfhire, f I ^ H E feat of the Right Honourable Lord Borington, now a minor ; was rebuiltby his late father : it is a grand and extenlive building, delightfully fituated ;the principal front is towards the fouth, commanding a beautiful view of the Sound,Plymouth, Mount Pleafant, Mount Edgecumb, and the water meandering in variousdirections through wood and lawn. Their Majefties made this their refidence for afortnight, in the courfe of their late tour. This view from the North was taken by Mr. Cowper, during their Majefties ftayat Saltram, in the Autumn of 1789. n* 0. The Gj£MHMJKFIS.(WT oSKBNWOOMtiiB. SMATotte&MAM& oiMAWSMJM. _/L„, j„„.-, „?, tL . ... ~SJ&+* L1ubK&edJuncu-891)v«,,?BiicKH(uupilcadHoa«,^tr! Cown Garden . my Ken-wood T S fituated in a gentle valley between Hampftead and Highgate, and poffefles won-derful beauties from nature. The verdant hills about it are broke by the full-grown woods, through which appear various domeftic fcenes, and, in a rich di fiance,the Metropolis and River in a moft ftriking point of view. The woods afford abeautiful variety : but Lord Mansfield has, at great expence, adorned them withvarious pieces of water, which, from the houfe, has the appearance of an extenfivelake. His Lordfhips fine tafle has in the fame manner embellifhed the whole withever} thing of art that can adorn nature: but flill the greateft ornament of the placeis the noble poffeffor, to whom Britain is fo much indebted for the protection andimprovement of its laws, as well
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