...is much vifited by ftrangers ; it ftands in the middle of the garden, covered with Cornifh flate ; on the point whereof he placed a Punchanello, very...well carved, which held a dial, but the winds have demoiifhed it." And Sir John Hawkins, in his Hiftory of Mufic, has the following account of it: " The...

...inside of which," says he, " is all looking-glass, and fountains very pleasant to behold ; and which is much visited by strangers. It stands in the middle of the garden, covered with Cornish slate ; on tbe point whereof he placed a pnnchinello, тегу well carved, which held • dial, but tiie winds...

...Surrey, by Aubrey, who informs us, that sir Samuel Moreland " built a fine room at Vauxhall, (in 1667,) the inside all of looking-glass, and fountains very...which held a dial; but the winds have demolished it." 1 " The house," says a more modern author, sir John Hawkins, 2 " seems to have been rebuilt since the...

...Surrey, by Aubrey, who informs us, that sir Samuel Moreland "built a fine room at Vauxball, (in 1667,) the inside all of looking-glass, and fountains very...which held ' a dial; but the winds have demolished it."1 " The house," says a more modern author, sir John Hawkins,2 " seems to have been rebuilt since...

...Surrey, by Aubrey, who informs us, that sir Samuel Moreland " built a fine room at Vauxhall, (in 1667,) the inside all of looking-glass, and fountains very...visited by strangers. It stands in the middle of the gnrdeu, covered with Cornish slate, on the point whereof he placed a punchanello, very well carved,...

...fine room at Vauxhall, the inside all of looking-glass, and fountains very pleasant to behold, which is much visited by strangers. It stands in the middle...with Cornish slate, on the point whereof he placed a punchinello very well carved, which held a dial ; but the winds have demolished it." " The house [observes...

...fine room at Vauxhall, the inside all of looking-glass, and fountains very pleasant to behold, which is much visited by strangers. It stands in the middle...with Cornish slate, on the point whereof he placed a punchinello very well carved, which held a dial ; but the winds have demolished it." " The house [observes...

...fountains very pleasant to >ehold, which is much visited by strangers. It stands in the middle of he garden, covered with Cornish slate, on the point whereof he placed a >unchinello very well carved, which held a dial ; but the winds have denolished it." " The house [observes...

...Surrey, by Aubrey, who informs us, that sir Samuel Moreland " built a fine room at Vauxhall, (in 1667,) the inside all of looking-glass, and fountains very...on the point whereof he placed a punchanello, very M-ell carved, which held a dial; but the winds have demolished it."1 " The house," says a more modern...

...fine room at Vauxhall, the inside all of looking-glass, and fountains very pleasant to behold, which is much visited by strangers. It stands in the middle...with Cornish slate, on the point whereof he placed a punchinello very well carved, which held a dial ; but the winds have demolished it." " The house [observes...