... vicissitudes of his youth and the disap intment (as we apprehend) of his ardent aspirings for the hand of the lovely heiress of Holnicote. The Library of Travel.—This work as it proceeds loses no portion of its interest, but evinces in its developement the in- ...

... There was, then, in one of the remote counties of England, bordering upon the principality of Wales, a certain mansion named Holnicote, which had stood, much in the state in which I was ag ainted with it. for centuries. “ [t was not a castle, nor even a c ...