The rivers of Great Britain, descriptive, historical, pictorical; rivers of the south and west coasts . XEW TOUT : THE BKIDGE AND CA^TLE. Leaving Newport, the Usk wanders through a plain of no particular interest,scenically .speaking, and almost at its enibouehuro is joined by th(> vivcr I->bbw,wliich, on tlic liorder of Brecknockshiic in two licadsireams lliat iniiic , has run a .some twenty-tuur nilUs long. Tims reinii)rced, itself in the lar^jer life of the Bristol Cliaunel. E. W. Sahel.

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