In the dining-room are some portraits, in length, of the Windsor family: the most striking are, Sir William, who first raised forces for Queen Mary. Sir Edward, who first entered the breach, at the taking of St. Quintin, in Flanders, where the famous constable De Montmorency was taken prisoner. In the breakfast parlour is a family piece, consisting of seven figures: it was painted in the year 1568. Holbein, I rather imagine, was the painter: it consists of two sisters playing at cards, and two brothers at drafts, with Edward, Earl of Windsor, and his lady, looking on. The style is stiff, with ruffs, small black caps and feathers. Andrew Windsor, to the right of the fire-place; general _Kneller_. in the reign of Queen Anne, serving in the twenty-eighth regiment of foot Thomas Windsor to the left, who served in several wars _Kneller_. of William and Queen Anne, and was colonel of the third regiment of Dragoon guards, in the reign of King George I. Lady Ursula Windsor _Kneller_. Hon. Master Windsor _Unknown_. A good painting of Ursula, Countess of Windsor, with _Kneller_. her grand-daughter Ursula Windsor Thomas, Lord Windsor, governor of Jamaica. _Vandyke_. Hon. Charlotta Windsor _Dahl_. Hon. Ursula Windsor _Ibid_. Hon. Dixia Windsor, storekeeper of the ordnance, and for six successive parliaments member for Cambridge. This Castle belongs to the Marquis of Bute. In this place, Robert, Earl of Gloucester, founded a priory of White Friars, and another of Black, which continued till the reign of King Henry VIII. Only the shell of the White Friars is now extant, and the ruins of the Black Friars are inhabited by fishermen. It has only one church, which is of Norman architecture, with a rich and handsome west door, and an elegant tower. The races at Cardiff, in October, are very good, and with the balls, are frequented by a brilliant display of beauty and fashion; the ordinaries are likewise well attended by the principal nobility and gentry of the country, and are very good. From Cardiff we walked to inspect the remains of the once celebrated city of LLANDAFF.