... Hafod, the splendid seat of the lake Cl. Johnes, has enhanced its publicity, inasmuch as bting a part of that vast property the Mine Hostess of this Inn has the exclusive right to give admission to. Cardigan's adopted Favourite. It is not perhaps generally ...

... chosen ' tA,„Tonel Johnes, it i s altogether. so pre - eminently beautiful, N:t . the mind is perpetually lost In wonder- and amazement. „.fitUre character and the hand of taste a n d ar t h as added to these has bestowed so many c h arms of a wild and romanc'lth ...

... Presents a : slang coatrast to those farmers who have not yet wea PrOve • to be converts to the march of agricultural l'. The f arm buildings, of the best description, COastructect upon the principles adopted by the best Nor- Xt‘..fariners ; they are ...

... ministers, of Europe, may wish to subvert the work of the late revolution, but few of them could bring, we believe, even the arms of their subjects IL) aid in such a work, and none, we are persuaded, could bring a national spirit; and the last thirty years ...

... of a pleasure boat, in which five individuals were sailing, viz. Mr. Adcock, solicitor of this town, Lieut. Drake, and Mr. John Drake, solicitor, and surveyor of taxes in this town; Mr. F. Drake, the artist, and another brother, a youth about 12 years ...