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Dolgelly, North Wales

Remains of the Temple of Diana on the Coast of Baia near Naples

A Swiss Valley

View of Tryfan

Mountain scene

Forest river (1786)

The ruins of the chapter house of Margam Abbey (1787)

The cascade of the Cain called Pistil y Cain or the spout of the Cain, this rivulet flows soon after into the River Maw situated near LlanElltyd & Dolgelly. Merinethshire (1784-1806)

View of Llyn Tal y Llyn looking towards Towyn from the road beyond Bwlch Coch & Craig y Ladron going from Dolgelly to Machynlleth. Merionethshire

The cataract of Rhaiadr Ddu formed by the Velinrhyd Rivulet not far from Maentwrog on the upper road from thence to Harlech (18 July, 1786)

[Tommen-y-Mur or Hieri Mons] (1784-1806)

[View of Newport Bridge over the Uske] (2 July,1795)

The ruins of Benton castle on Milfor Haven as seen on the near approach to them coming down the Haven from Rose Castle tow[ar]ds Lawrenny. Pembrokeshire (1784-1806)

The usual landing place on Caldy Island coming to it from Tenby the adjoining island of St Margaret in sight. Pembrokeshire (1784-1806)

Ruins of the Priory of Haverfordwest for Black Monks situated on the west bank of the western Cleddau & south of the Castle of Haverfordwest. Pembrokeshire (1 August, 1792)

[View of the ruins of Lamphey Court near Pembroke] (1784-1806)

[Linney Head with Linney Stack] (1784-1806)

[View near Nangle Block House] (after 1808)

[Picton Castle- the seat of Lord Milford] (1784-1806)

[The new light houses on St Anne's Head] (1800-1806)

St Goven's Chapel curiously placed among the neighbouring cliffs of St Goven's Head (1784-1806)

General western view of the abbey of the Vale of Crucis seen from the adjoining meadow (20 July, 1790)

Ruins of Ruthin Castle in the Vale of Clwyd taken within the castle (7 July, 1786)

Llantrissant among the hills N.E. between Cowbridge & Caerphilly (3 July, 1795)

The cromlech ; an interesting druidical remain in the woods of Plas Newydd, the seat of the Earl of Uxbridge in Anglesea. Snowdon seen from it (10 July, 1792)

View of St Brides Bay on the near approach to it from St Davids & not far from Solvach The southern boudary stretches far out to the westward & is terminated by the island of Skomar divided from the main by Jacks Sound (13 July, 1792)

The curious little creek of Solva or Solvach, an inlet from St Brides Bay Principally frequented by coasters in the culm & lime trade sometimes an harbour of refuge for vessels in distress, tho[ugh] of difficult access (10 July, 1795)

General distant view of the city of Chester surrounded by its walls looking to it from the westwards across the River Dee & the Roodce (1784-1806)

General view of the town & castle of Caernarvon from Tut Hill looking westward to the Eifl Hills & to the opening at Abermenai from the sea (12 July 1790)

Distant general view of Bridgenorth, with the approaching course of the Severn the Wrekin seen in the distance, Shropshire (1784-1806)

The slight remains of Holt Castle on the Dee built by John Earl of Warren in the reign of Edwrd.1st the castrum legionis of the Romans an outpost to Deva, the present Chester is generaly fixed at this place, Denbighshire (1784-1806)

Barmouth, Merionethshire (19 July, 1792)

Ruins of the Great Hall of Conway Castle connecting with other parts of the ruins taken from the interior (1784-1806)

The cataract of the Penmachno River not far from its junction with the Conway River near its falls, Carnarvonshire

Llanrwst bridge over the River Conway - the work on Inigo Jones (1784-1806)

Ruins of Caldicot Castle, Monmouthshire (1784-1806)

View of the site & part of the ruins of Abergavennuy Castle Situated above the Gavenny behind it rises the Derry & in the distance over the town is Pen y Vale or the Sugar Loaf Mountain. Monmouthshire (17 July, 1788)

Tyloge Bridge, Hafod Park (1784-1806)

In the Vale of Ffestiniog, Merionethshire, N W (1784-1806)

The vale or glen of Penanmaen - in which was the ancient mansion built by Ieuan ap Robert ap Meredith in the reign of Hen[ry] 7th - it opens from the Vale of Dolwyddelen (27 July, 1797)

[The ruins of Raglan castle] (1 July, 1795)

[The ruins of Newport castle] (26 July, 1787)

The ruins of Dolwyddelan Castle - the vale above which it stands is watered by the Lledan River - backed to the westward by Moel Siabod (27 July, 1797)

The Post House at Ponty Dulas (1784-1806)

The ruins of Castell Coch above the river Taaf This castle is near Llandaff on the road from thence to Pontypridd & Merthyr Tidvil, Glamorganshire (1 August, 1787)

General view of the ruins of Conway Castle & the river Conway from Mr Hollands grounds called Arcadia (1784-1806)

Part of the ruins of Conwy Castle taken from the interior (1784-1806)

One of the copper mines belonging to the Paris Mountain Company. Anglesea (16 July, 1790)

Interior of one of the Copper Mines on the Paris Mountain (9 July, 1792)

View on leaving Penmorfa looking towards the marsh and the Traethmawr sands (15 July, 1790)

View taken under the ruins of Brecknock Castle looking to Brecknock Bridge & to the course of the River Uske beyond it extending tow[ar]ds Crickhowel. Brecknockshire (12 July, 1788)

[View of the River Honddy in Brecknock] (13 July, 1788)

Builth Bridge and site of its castle. Brecknockshire.Wales (1784-1806)

[The ruins of Brecknock Castle] (8 July, 1788)

The mountain called Mynydd Mawr - on the road between Caernarvon & Beddgelert - on the near approach to Llyn Cywllyn (15 July, 1792)

Llynniau Nantlle looking across the lakes to Snowdon through the narrowd gorge into Drws y Coed flanked at its entrance by the Drws y Coed Mountain on the right & Mynydd Mawr on the left (1797)

View of Snowdon & the tower of Dolbadarn Castle seen across the lower Lake of Llanberis, Caernarvonshire (14 July, 1792)

View of the ruins of Aberystwyth Castle, above the bay of Cardigan taken from the south. Cardiganshire (25 June, 1790)

Hafod in Cwm Ystwith. The romantic abode of Thomas Johnes,Esq; M.P. Cardiganshire (1795)

View in the upper part of the Vale of the Rheidol on the approach to the Devils Bridge. Cardiganshire (3 August, 1787)