LEOMINSTER,

or Leminster, consisting of one long street. The market-place in the

centre, bearing a very old date, and likewise the church, are both

deserving of the traveller’s notice. It is situated in a flat, and the

country round it is not particularly interesting. From hence a

turnpike-road, showing to advantage the rich culture of the country, soon

brought us within sight of the venerable cathedral of

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