...Beck. Here is Ня/л/ Cujtíe(Karl of Darlington) situated in the midst of a most extensive territory. It is a noble massy building of its kind, uninjured...but, simply magnificent, it strikes by its magnitude. The building itself, besides the courts, covers an acre of land. The S. front is very beautiful ; the...

...flat*." The great beauty of Raby Castle, as Pennant тегу justly observes, consists in its being uninjured by any modern strokes inconsistent with the general taste of the edifice ; but, »imply magnificent, it strikes by its magnificence. It stands in the direction to the cardinal points...

...mansion impresses the spectator with a strong feeling of the old feudal grandeur. Pennant says of it, " It is a noble massy building of its kind, uninjured...itself, besides the courts, covers an acre of land." The interior is fitted up with all the conveniences and elegancies of modern refinement. The old baronial...

...mansion impresses the spectator with a strong feeling of the old feudal grandeur. Pennant says of it, " It is a noble massy building of its kind, uninjured...itself, besides the courts, covers an acre of land." The interior is fitted up with all the conveniences and elegancies of modern refinement The old baronial...

...mansion impresses the spectator with a strong feeling of the old féodal grandeur. Pennant says of it, " It is a noble massy building of its kind, uninjured...but simply magnificent it strikes by its magnitude anil that idea of strength and command naturally annexed to the view of vast walls, lofty towers, battlements,...

...mansion impresses the spectator with a strong feeling of the old feudal grandenr. Pennant says of it, " It is a noble massy building of its kind, uninjured...of an old baron's residence. The building itself, beeide* the courts, covers an acre of land." The interior is fitted op with all the conveniences and...

...Elizabeth.40 39 Pennant, in Grose's Antiquities of England., I, thus not infelicitously describes it : — " It is a noble massy building of its kind, uninjured...surrounding outworks of an old baron's residence." 40 Thus, Robert Nevill, the elder, in 42 Hen. III, was constituted Governor of the Castles of Norham...

...mansion impresses the spectator with a strong feeling of the old feudal grandeur. Pennant says of it, " It is a noble massy building of its kind, uninjured...itself, besides the courts, covers an acre of land." The interior is fitted up with all the conveniences and elegancies of modern refinement. The old baronial...

...old feudal grandeur. Pennant says of it, " It is a noble massy building of its kind, uninjured t>y any modern strokes inconsistent with the general taste...itself, besides the courts, covers an acre of land." The interior is fitted up with all the conveniences and elegancies of modern refinement. The old baronial...

...mansion impresses the spectator with a strong feeling of the old feudal grandeur. Pennant says of it, " It is a noble massy building of its kind, uninjured...inconsistent with the general taste of the edifice, but eimply magnificent it strikes by its magnitude and that idea of strength and command naturally annexed...