Beauties of the North, p.16
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scene, is the way between Keswick and Grange, and is seen from the common-gate, near the hall, at Barrow Cascade, one of the seats of Joseph Pocklington, Esq. Thrush Bank adjoins the road from the chapel to the lake; Melbreak closes the scene, between which and the house is a part of the pleasant valley of Lows Water. THRUSH BANK, near Lows Water. VIEW NEAR KESWICK, on the Derwent. This view is taken near the outlet of the lake, and has Wallow Crag for the distance. HOUSE IN BUTTERMERE. This house is about two or three hundred yards from the bridge, on the road to Rannerdale Knott. No.X. Six small Designs for the Use of young Students in Drawing, price 5s. The above subjects, purchased in single sets at the prices proposed, will amount to twelve pounds twelve shillings, and six-pence; but, notwithstanding the moderate terms on which these sets are offered separately, Mr. Green informs his friends, that such shall be inclined to take the whole, will have them delivered for ten guineas. Four Views in Wales, 1l. 11s. 6d. - singly, 9s. BASINGWERK ABBEY. FLINT CASTLE. REDLAND CASTLE. HAWARDEN CASTLE. |
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