Parnell, ---- Esq. 188. (_see Woodbarrow House_) =Paultons Park=, 86, the seat of Hans Sloane, Esq. The house stands in a rather secluded situation; but the park, embracing a circumference of about five miles, is beautifully wooded, and interspersed with spacious lawns. =Pavilion, the=, 51, 60, 219, H. R. H. the Prince Regent. This mansion is fitted up with all the assistance of taste and art. It is situated near the north-west of the Steyne, =Brighton=, and was erected in 1784, having a handsome sea front, extending 200 feet, in the centre of which is a circular building, having a lofty dome raised on pillars, two wings were lately added to the fabric, which now renders its proportions complete. The interior is fitted up with the utmost magnificence, and the furniture is mostly Chinese. Towards the street the front forms a square, with a colonade in the centre, supported by columns, looking over a green, formerly the road. On the north side of what was formerly called the Promenade Grove, a magnificent building has been lately erected, in the centre of which is a lofty dome, fitted up as stabling for the Prince Regent’s stud. On the eastern side is a racket-court, on the west a riding house, and on the north coach houses and stabling for the coach and saddle horses, elegantly finished in the Chinese style. Pearce, ---- Esq. 181. (_see Chilton Lodge_) Pelham, J. Esq. 22. (_see Crowhurst Park_) =Pelham Place=, 95. Pembroke, Earl of, 136, 208. (_see Wilton House_) Pender, Admiral, 185. (_see Harden Huish_) Penn, J. Esq. 175. (_see Stoke Park_) =Pennance=, 128. Penruddock, J. H. Esq. 137. (_see Compton House_) =Pepper Harrow House=, 27, the seat of Lord Viscount Middleton, stands in a beautiful park, through which runs the river Wey. The grounds, which are finely wooded, have been considerably enlarged and improved by its present noble possessor, who finished the mansion began by the late Lord, who died in 1765. It stands on a bank sloping to the river, sheltered on the north and east by elevated grounds, crowned with luxuriant plantations. The apartments are elegantly fitted up, and enriched with a valuable collection of pictures. The library contains a choice assemblage of the best authors. The conservatory is to the west of the house, fronting the south, near the bank which overlooks the river. The offices are most judiciously concealed by plantations. Pepys, Sir Lucas, 63. (_see Juniper Hill_) Peters, H. Esq. 63. (_see Beechworth Castle_)