Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-04-22

COUNTESS f'I Ga -l>tluEY, 'lt i1t-~ti tHIusc val
ue. entirely made of a Braz;liau wooc
that is pa1acea against the bite of ser
penis. and that is callel milhombres
which means thousand men. Upor
this he'd is written. in letters Of gold :
"Honi SOFT qti nal sense
e lward Rich. E,rl # Warwick and
Holland, has Warwick Castle, where the,
burn whole oak trees in the fire pla
ces.
''Tn the parish Of Seven Oaks. Charlie;
Sackvllls, Blron Buckhurst. Vi:saun
Crnniald Earl of Darsc: and ME- sex
has KuGwle, wA1oh is as large as a town
and which is composed of three parallel
palaces, one behind the ether, like liue;
of infantry. with ten spiral gables on tbs
principal facade, and an entrance beneath
a donjen-keep with four turrsss
Thomas Thyme, ViscQant Weymouth
administer, possesses Lang Leatc. whict
has almost as many chimneys. lanterns
alcoves, pepper casters. pavillions, an
furrnts as ChaInbord, in France, belong
ing to the king
Henry Howard, Earl of Suffolk, ha.
at doz.n leagues from London. the pal
ace of Au Hey End, in Middle-ex, whcf
scarcely yields in vaStness and majesty tc
the Escurial Of the King Of Spain
In Belfordshire, Wrest- House-anc
PARK, which is whole county enclosed
within bitches and walls, with woods, riv.
ers and hills, belongs TO Honry, Marqui,
Of Kent.
Hampton Court, in Herefordshire
with its strongly battlemented \donjon
and its garden barred in by sheet of wa.
ter that separates i. from the forest, i:
the property of Thomas, Lord Conihgs-
by. \
"Grimsthorp, in Lincolnshire, with It:
long facade divided by lofty turrets il
! implements, its prrks. its fish ponds, Its
pheasantrias. its sheep'olds, its bowlin2
greens, its qu'ncun1es, its malls, its wool
Of old trees, its pastures bordered. quad
riiled, and lozenged with flowers, SO az to
resemble vast carpets. its race grounds.
and the majcsty OF the sweep in which
carriages turn b>forc entering to the cha
teau. belongs to r bert. Eerl L'nl-
say, hereditary Iorl Of the forest of Wal
ham
"Up Park, in Sussex, a chateau Of
square form, with tw, symmetric,l lfry
Iyilions on the two sides Of the court Of
honor, is owned by the right honorabl
Ford, Lord GREY. yiocount Glen lale and
Earl of rankeryill,.
"Newnham Padox, in Warwiekshire,
which has tive quadranguIar fish ponds,
and gable with glass on four sides. be-
LONGS to II. Earl of D ,nbigh. who is also
Count of Rheinsalden in Germany.
"W Wytham. in Berkshire. with its French
garden, in which are cut four tunnels.
and il gran crnnelatel tower with tof-
" blttem ,nts, is owned by Lori M1n-
tar le. Earl of Ab:na lon. who has also
Rvcott. Of which he is baron. and Of
which tAe priDcinaI door bears the 4 .yic,.
III,rtus artefe fgytior.
"WiIIiAm C9vendi,h, Duke Of Devon
shire, has six country seats, one of which
is Chat.worth, an ediGce of two stories,
in the finest Greek stv!e his grace has
also his mansion in London, where there
i. lion that turns his back on the kings
palace
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