Rural Sports, Volume 2Bunny & Gold, 1802 |
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Page 104
... mountains which separate this Shire from Brecon , and , after passing the busy town of Swansea , reaches the Glamorganshire Bay . The NEATH is a larger river than the former , finding its origin somewhat to the eastward in the same ...
... mountains which separate this Shire from Brecon , and , after passing the busy town of Swansea , reaches the Glamorganshire Bay . The NEATH is a larger river than the former , finding its origin somewhat to the eastward in the same ...
Page 109
... mountains on the east , and , after passing Newmills and Riccarton , proceeds to the town of Irvine , and falls into the sea a little below it . These rivers all present to the Angler a choice of fine fish , particularly of Salmon and ...
... mountains on the east , and , after passing Newmills and Riccarton , proceeds to the town of Irvine , and falls into the sea a little below it . These rivers all present to the Angler a choice of fine fish , particularly of Salmon and ...
Page 129
... mountains in the western Highlands , at the back of the great Ben - Lomond , towards the north- west extremity of this Shire : a little before it reaches Stirling , it is joined by the Tieth from the north - west , the two principal ...
... mountains in the western Highlands , at the back of the great Ben - Lomond , towards the north- west extremity of this Shire : a little before it reaches Stirling , it is joined by the Tieth from the north - west , the two principal ...
Contents
TITLE PAGE | 1 |
Account of Rivers in England Scotland and Ireland | 57 |
TABLE FOR BAITS | 199 |
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