John 'Warwick' Smith

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  The famed well of St Winefrede at Holywell still the frequent resort of Catholics in full faith. Flintshire (PD09315)
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  View of Mold in the valley of Ystrad Alun with Bailey Hill the mount on which the castle of Mold was situated (PD09316)
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  Actual occurence on the steepest ascent of the mountain road between Pont Aberglaslyn [and] Tan y Bwlch...(PD09317)
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  Bala, the view taken from Tommen y Bala extending across the lake of Bala and beyond...(PD09318)
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  From the summit of the Bwlch y Groes looking eastwd into the Vale of Cwm Llwyd, water'd by the Eineon Rivlet (PD09319)
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  Continuation by the new road from Bwlch y Groes tow[ar]ds Bala, above Cwm Llwyd, water'd by the Afon Eineon...(PD09320)
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  View from the road between Barmouth [and] Dolgelley looking across the River Maw to Cader Idris (PD09321)
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  Dolgelly Merionethshire (PD09322)
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  The cascade of Dolymelynlyn formed by the Ganfa rivulet not far from its junction with the River Maw (PD09323)
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  The ascent to the ruins of Harlech castle from the great level on leaving the Traeth Sands. Merionethshire (PD09324)
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  Llydiart y Barwn - the gate of the Baron - above the Clivion rivulet between Mallwyd [and] Canns Office (PD09325)
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  Llyn Gwernan a small lake on the ascent to Cader Idris from Dolgelly on the Towyn road...(PD09326)
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  The cascade of the Cain called Pistil y Cain or the spout of the Cain...(PD09327)
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  Bridge over a mountain stream which after a short course falls into the Traeth Mawr (PD09328)
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  View of Llyn Tal y Llyn looking towards Towyn from the road beyond Bwlch Coch [and] Craig y Ladron going from Dolgelly to Machynlleth. Merionethshire (PD09329)
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  The cataract of Rhaiadr Ddu formed by the Velinrhyd Rivulet not far from Maentwrog on the upper road from thence to Harlech (PD09330)
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  View near Festiniog looking back from the elevated road into the vale of Tan y Bwlch [and] beyond it to the Traeth Mawr (PD09331)
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  The site [and] earth mounds of the once famed Tommen-y-Mur or Hieri Mons...(PD09332)
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  View of Newport bridge over the Uske [and] the adjoining ruins of Newport Castle...(PD09333)
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  Singular opening cleft through the cliffs between St Govens Head [and] Bosherton Meer (PD09334)
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  The ruins of Benton castle on Milfor Haven as seen on the near approach to them coming down the Haven from Rose Castle...(PD09335)
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  The usual landing place on Caldy Island coming to it from Tenby (PD09336)
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  Effect of a storm among the detached rocks at the back of Caldy Island facing the Bristol Channel. Pembrokeshire (PD09337)
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  The ruins of Carew Castle on a branch of Milford Haven below Lawrenny once the residence of Sir Rhys ap Thomas who lived here in great splendor (PD09338)
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  View of castle Point from west[war]d through which the compleat opening made by the sea appears (PD09339)
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  Ruins of the Priory of Haverfordwest for Black Monks situated on the west bank of the western Cleddau...(PD09340)
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  View of the ruins of Lamphey Court near Pembroke from the interior (PD09341)
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  Linney Head with Linney Stack a detached rock off the point (PD09342)
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  General view of the ruins of Llawhaden Castle above the west[er]n bank of the east[er]n Cleddey (PD09343)
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  The ruins of Manorbier Castle from the south east looking to Stackpoole Head...(PD09344)
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  The ruins of Manorbeer castle from the N.E., situated on the terminating slope of a narrow ridge...(PD09345)
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  View near Nangle Block House looking to the bay in which the Leda Frigate was lost on a low reef on the shore (PD09346)
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  Ruins of Pembroke Castle above Penarmouth Creek influenced by the tides of Milford Haven (PD09347)
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  Picton Castle the seat of Lord Milford above thw eastern Cleddy and near its junction with the western Cleddy (PD09348)
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  The new light houses on St Anne's Head at the entrance into Milford Haven from St George's Channel (PD09349)
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  The ruins of the Episcopal Palace of St Davids built by Bishop Gower in the early part of the 14th century (PD09350)
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  View from St Goven's Chapel by the bay above which it stands and to St Goven's Head (PD9351)
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  St Goven's Chapel curiously placed among the neighbouring cliffs of St Goven's Head (PD09352)
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  View of St Brides Bay on the near approach to it from St Davids [and[ not far from Solvach (PD09353)
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  The curious little creek of Solva or Solvach, an inlet from St Brides Bay (PD09354)