The Stately Homes of EnglandJewitt, Llewellynn Frederick William
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The Stately Homes of England
Jewitt, Llewellynn Frederick William
Historic buildings -- England
IX.—WESTWOOD PARK, WORCESTERSHIRE 1160
X.—MELBOURNE HALL, DERBYSHIRE 1186
XI.—SOMERLEYTON, SUFFOLK 1203
XII.—WILTON HOUSE, WILTSHIRE 1224
XIII.—RABY CASTLE, DURHAM 1242
XIV.—CLIEFDEN, BUCKINGHAMSHIRE 1265
XV.—WARNHAM COURT, SUSSEX 1280
XVI.—LOWTHER CASTLE, WESTMORELAND 1291
XVII.—CLUMBER, NOTTINGHAMSHIRE 1317
XVIII.—WELBECK, NOTTINGHAMSHIRE 1327
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.
SECOND SERIES.
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I.—BELVOIR CASTLE.
View from one of the Towers 1001
Belvoir Castle from the Grantham Road 1002
Arms of De Todeni, De Albini, and De Ros 1003
Ancient Arms of Manners 1006
Belvoir Castle from the North-west, showing the Grand
Entrance 1008
Augmented Arms of Manners 1009
Arms of Duke of Rutland 1014
Belvoir Castle from the North-west 1015
The Grand Corridor, or Ball-room 1021
The Duchess’s Garden 1024
The Statue Garden 1025
Belvoir Castle, from the Stables, showing the Covered
Exercise-ground 1027
The Gardener’s Cottage 1028
II.—TRENTHAM.
Arms of Duke of Sutherland 1032
Trentham, from Monument Hill, Tittensor 1034
Statue of Sir Richard Leveson in theourtyard at
Trentham 1036
Monument of Harriet, Duchess of Sutherland, Trentham
Church 1040
The South Front, from the Italian Gardens 1043
The South Front, with Grecian Temple 1045
The Conservatory and Private Wing, South Front 1046
The Private Conservatory 1047
Trentham Church 1049
The Upper Terrace Garden, Italian Garden, and Lake 1051
The Gardener’s Cottage 1053
Children’s Cottage and Gardens 1054
III.—KNOLE.
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