PICTON,

through which we passed, about five miles in extent, seemed to be well

planned, and kept in excellent order.

This Castle has always been inhabited; and having escaped the fate of all

other Castles in Wales, during the civil wars, it retained, till very

late, much of its original external form. It is now occupied by Lord

Milford, and rendered a very comfortable summer residence. At the

extremity of the Park, a good turnpike-road soon conducted us to

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