 | Devil's bridge - 1799 - 62 pages
...the woods, is a grand and moft pleafing objeft. " Hafod," fays Mr. Cumberland, " is a place in itfelf fo pre-eminently beautiful, that it highly merits...itfelf is now fo embellifhed by art, that it will be difficult, I believe, to point out a fpot that can be put in competition with it, confidered either... | |
 | 1800 - 236 pages
...beauties of Havod, I fhall beg leave to borrow the elegant defcription of it, drawn by the mafterly pen of Mr. Cumberland. " Havod," fays Mr. Cumberland,...is now fo embellifhed by art, that it will be dif" iicult, I believe, to point out a fpot that can be put «' in competition with it, confidered either... | |
 | 1817 - 630 pages
...expresses himself thus : — " Havod, orHtfod, stands surrounded by ao many noble scenes, diversified with elegance as well as with grandeur; the country, on the approach to it, is sn very wild and uncommon, and the place itself a now so embellished by art, that it will be difficult,... | |
 | 1817 - 630 pages
...expresses himself thus : — " Havod, or Hafod, stands surrounded by so many noble scenes, diversified with elegance as well as with grandeur; the country, on the approach to it, is so very wild and uncommon, and the place itself is now so embellished by art, that it will be difficult,... | |
 | 1820 - 612 pages
...highly merits a particular description. It stands surrounded with so many noble scene*, diversified with elegance, as well as with grandeur, the country on the approach to it is so very wild and uncommon, and the place is now so embellished by art, that'll will he difficult, I... | |
 | Thomas Jeffery Llewelyn Prichard - 1824 - 224 pages
...it highly merits a particular description. It stands surrounded by so many noble scenes, diversified with elegance as well as with grandeur; the country on the approach to it, is so very wild and uncommon, and the place itself is now so embellished by art, that it will be difficult,... | |
 | 1828 - 348 pages
...highly merits a particular description. It stands surrounded with so many noble scenes, diversified with elegance, as well as with grandeur ; the country on the approach to it is so very wild and uncommon, and the place itself is now so embellished by art, that it will be difficult,... | |
 | 1830 - 482 pages
...highly merits a particular description. It stands surrounded with so many noble scenes, diversified with elegance as well as with grandeur : the country, on the approach to it, is so very wild and uncommon, and the place itself is now so embellished by art, that it will be difficult,... | |
 | Samuel Leigh (publisher.) - 1835 - 394 pages
...highly merits a particular description. It stands surrounded with so many noble scenes, diversified with elegance as well as with grandeur ; the country, on the approach to it, is so very wild and uncommon, and the place itself is now so embellished by art, that it will be difficult,... | |
 | Samuel Leigh (Publisher.) - 1839 - 414 pages
...best days, we subjoin the elegant though flattering description of it given by Mr. Cumberland : — elegance as well as with grandeur ; the country, on the approach to it, is so very wild and uncommon, and the place itself is now so embellished by art, that it will be difficult,... | |
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It stands surrounded with so many noble scenes, diversified with elegance, as well as with grandeur ; the country on the approach to it is so very wild and uncommon, and the place itself is now so embellished by art, that it will be difficult, I believe,... 
