...It contains 31,1 <o,ocoacres; and the number of inhabitants in 1801 was 8,331,4.34. The face of tin- country affords all that beautiful variety which can be found in the moft extenfive trails of the globe ; not, however, without romantic, and even dreary fcenes, lofty...

...ee The grand and principal productions are, wheat, barley, oats, rye, French wheat, beans and peafe. The face of the country affords all that beautiful variety which can be found in the moft extenfive tracts of the globe. "In' fome parts verdint plains extend as far as the eye can reachi...

...signare miles, or 32,342,400 acres. The population was »,«70,300 in 1U11, and 11,486,71)0 ta 1821. The face of the country affords all that beautiful variety which can be found iu the most extensive tracts of the globe ; not, however, without romantic, and even dreary scenes,...

...perpetual verdure •with which the fields are clothed. " The face of the country," says Dr. Aikin, " affords all that beautiful variety which can be found in the most extensive tracts of the globe. In some parts, verdant plains extend as far as the eye can reach, watered by copious streams, and covered...

...purposes it is divided into six circuits; and for ecclesiastical purposes inte twg archiépiscopal and 20 episcopal sees, or jurisdictions. The extent, relations,...that beautiful variety which can be found in the most extenbive tracts of the globe ; not, however, without romantic, and even dreary scenes, lofty mountains,...

...breadth thence to the South Foreland is 340. It contains 50,535 square miles, or 32,342,400 acres. The face of the country affords all that beautiful...even dreary scenes, lofty mountains, craggy rocks, and uncultivated beatha. Towards the north it is hilly anil barbarous: the east coast is, in many parts,...

...the breadth thence to the South-Foreland is 340. It contains 00,535 square m, or 32,342,400 acres. The face of the country affords all that beautiful...even dreary scenes, lofty mountains, craggy rocks, and uncultivated heaths ; and yet few countries have a smaller proportion of land absolutely sterile...

...than into the usual four divisions originating in the southern latitudes. 2d, FACE OP THE COUNTET — The face of the country affords all that beautiful...however, without romantic and even dreary scenes, lofty mountain?, craggy rocks, black barren moors, and wide uncultivated heaths; and yet, few countries have...

...purposes it is divided into six circuits ; and for ecclesiastical purposes into two archiepiscopal and 20 episcopal sees, or jurisdictions. The extent, relations....alphabetical place in this work. The face of the country aff >rds all that beautiful variety which can be found in the moat extensive tracts of the globe ;...

...by mountains. It is subject to the abbot of a BeneENG S81 ENG Hie several counties, towns, &c., aie noticed in their alphabetical place in this work....all that beautiful variety which can be found in the moat extensive tracts of the globe ; not, however, without romantic, and even dreary scenes, lofty...