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Adjoining _York Terrace_, engraved and described in No. 358, of the MIRROR, is _Cornwall Terrace_, one of the earliest and most admired of all the buildings in the Park; although its good taste has not been so influential as might have been expected, on more recent structures....
One point of consideration,(says the writer of the "Hints,") in the proposed measure (although in reality of no essential importance to pecuniary success) is of considerable mag...
2. Part 2(Called _Taxus_, probably from the Greek, which signifies swiftness, and may allude to the velocity of an arrow shot from a yew-tree bow,) is a tree of no little celebrity, both...
1. Part 1Adjoining _York Terrace_, engraved and described in No. 358, of the MIRROR, is _Cornwall Terrace_, one of the earliest and most admired of all the buildings in the Park; althoug...
4. Part 4O thou who labours't in this rugged mine, Mays't thou to gold th' unpolish'd ore refine; May each dark page unfold its haggard brow, Fear not to reap, if thou canst dare to plou...