LIDNEY

is extensive and beautiful. In this place iron-works are carried on by

Mr. Pitchcock. About a mile from Lidney, the Old Passage.—King’s Road,

with the merchant ships lying off Bristol,—Glocestershire and

Somersetshire hills, studded with gentlemens’ seats, churches, and

half-seen cottages, form a cheerful landscape.

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