PENNANT, HISTORY OF HOLYWELL PARISH, etc., continued : brin House; View of Nant-hil-brwc; Prospect of Gadlis Workhouse, etc.; View of Bryn Doliris; Hendre-Figillt, a former seat of the Pennants; Bagillt Upper Works; Dee Bank Smelting Mills; Nanty-Moch Works; View of a farm; Tregastell near Newmarket ; Downing, the seat of Thomas Pennant; Subterranean Passage at Downing; Paris Merton near Downing; John Pennant's Monument at Chelsea; Tyddyn Ucha near Downing; Merton Abbey; Llechweddgarth near Pennant Melangell; Oak between Downing and Llanerchymer; Lle-Te-Gonest, a public-house near Downing; Pen-yRo Smelting Mills; Kinsale near Downing; Merton, the seat of Rev. J. Foulkes; Swan public-house, Rhewl; Plas Ycha, the property of Sir Roger Mostyn; Pwll-halog, near Garreg in Whitford; The Pharos on Garreg; Tre-yn-Abbot, formerly belonging to the Abbots of Basingwerk; Llyn Hellig, Whitford (2 drawings); Plas Captain near Newmarket; Plas Mawr, the seat of Sir Edward Price Lloyd; View of Ty-Maen; View of Galedlom; View of Fagnallt; View of Gorseddan; View of Pennfford y Waen; Chert Quarry near Pen-yr-allt; View of Ffynnon Oswald; View of Bryn-y-Groes; Rocks between Newmarket and Dalar-Goch; Nantyfyach near Newmarket; Gurn near Llanasaph; Llanasaph Church; Rock called Carreg Dole between Llanasaph and Dalar Goch; Nantyfyach Rocks near Newmarket; Diserth Castle; Bron-y- Wylfa, with View of St. Asaph Cathedral; Bishop's Palace, St. Asaph; View from Top of the House of Bryn-Bella; Rhydonnen, in the Vale of Clwyd; Pont-y-Cambwell; Whitchurch Church, Denbighshire; Portrait of Sir Thomas Middleton; St. Hilary's Chapel, Denbigh; Gwaeny nog, the seat of John Myddelton; Old Foxhall, the property of John Myddelton; Llwyn Inn (2 drawings); Llaneliden (2 drawings); Plas Llanuchan, near Wrexham; Plas-yn-Rhos, near Ruthin; Tomb Stone in Llanvair Church; Llanvorog Church, near Ruthin; Ruthin Castle; Glan Hespin, Llaneliden; Old Hall, Ruthin; Plas Ashpool, near Lleweney; Cefn Coch, near Llanruth and Ruthin; Plas-ynNant, near Bathavern; View of Plas Coch; Nantclwyd, seat of Major Kenrick; Cave near Pont Newydd; Rûg Chapel, near Corwen; Llangar-rue-gwyn, near Corwen; Llandrillo Church; View between Corwen and Kerrig y Druidion; Llanderfell Church; Bwlch-y-Buarth, above Bala; Llanvair Church (2 drawings); Plas-Ucha, near Llanvair; View above Lake Bala; View of Llyn Areneg; View of Kerrig y Druidion; Caynant Bach, above Bala; View of Llan-y-Mowddwy; Inant, ancient seat of the Humphreys (2 drawings); View of Bulleny-Fellen (3 drawings); Klywedog Bridge, between Dinas Mowddy and Mallwyd; View of Craig-y-Dinas; View of Llys Bradwen; View on the Maw, near Barmouth (2 drawings); Harlech Castle (2 drawings); Maen Twrog Church and Vale of Festiniog; View of Cwm Cwmorthin; View near Llanrwyst; Llanberis (2 drawings); etc., etc. 441 PSALMANAZAR. 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