 | William Shenstone - 1764 - 404 pages
...concave, and a farm-houfe upon the right, all piclurefque objefts. THE (N° 3 3) next and the fubfequent feat afford pretty much the fame fcenes a little enlarged;...Frankly Beeches, adjoining to the old family feat of the Lyttelton's, and from whence the prefent Lord Lyttelton derives his title. VOL. II. A a •--• WE.... | |
 | William Shenstone - 1764 - 406 pages
...concave, and a farm-houfe upon the right, all pifturefque objefts. TH E (N° 33) next and the fubfequent feat afford pretty much the fame fcenes a little enlarged;...Frankly Beeches, adjoining to the old family feat of the Lyttelton's, and from whence the prefent Lord Lyttelton derives his title. WE come now to an handfome... | |
 | William Shenstone - 1765 - 638 pages
...farm-houfe upon the right, all pifturefque obje&s. THE' (N° 33) next and the fubfequent feat affonj pretty much the fame fcenes a little enlarged ; with the addition of that remarkable clump of trees, catled Frankly Beeches, adjoining to the old family feat of the Lytteltons, and from whence the prefent... | |
 | Thomas Martyn - 1766 - 426 pages
...right, all P^fturefque ohjefts. The next and the fubfequent feat afford pretty mnch the fame fcerrts a little enlarged ; with the addition of that remarkable...Frankly Beeches, adjoining to the old family feat of the Lyttehons, and from whence the prefent Lord Ljrttelton derives his title. ' We now come to a handfome... | |
 | William Shenstone - 1768 - 362 pages
...concave, and a farm-houfe upon the right, all pifturefque objefts. THE (N* 33) next and the fubfequent feat afford pretty much the fame fcenes a little enlarged...Frankly Beeches, adjoining to the old family feat of the Lytteltons, and from whence the prefent Lord Lyttelton derives his title, WE come now to an handfome... | |
 | William Shenstone, Thomas Park - 1808 - 342 pages
...right, all picturesque objects. The next and the subsequent seat afford pretty much the same scenes a little enlarged, with the addition of that remarkable...trees called Frankly Beeches, adjoining to the old family-scat of the Lytteltons, and from whence the present Lord Lyttelton derives his title. with trees... | |
 | Shropshire gazetteer - 1824 - 1028 pages
...right, all picturesque objects. The next and the subsequent seat afford pretty much the same scenes a little enlarged, with the addition of that remarkable...called Frankly beeches, adjoining to the old family seat of the Lyttleton's, and from whence the present Lord Lyttleton derives his title. We come now... | |
 | 1831 - 426 pages
...light, all picturesque objects. The next and the subsequent seat affords pretty much the same scenes a little enlarged, with the addition of that remarkable...trees called Frankly Beeches, adjoining to the old family-seat of the Lyttletons, and from whence the present Lord Lyttleton derives his title. We come... | |
 | Oliver Goldsmith - 1872 - 524 pages
...right, all picturesque objects. The next and the subsequent seat affords pretty much the same scenes a little enlarged, with the addition of that remarkable...trees called Frankly Beeches, adjoining to the old family-seat of the Lyttletons. We come now to a handsome Gothic screen, backed with a clump of firs,... | |
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THE (N* 33) next and the fubfequent feat afford pretty much the fame fcenes a little enlarged ; with the addition of that remarkable clump of trees, called Frankly Beeches, adjoining to the old family feat of the... 