John 'Warwick' Smith

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  General view of the ruins of Conway Castle [and] the river Conway from Mr Hollands grounds called Arcadia (PD09275)
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  General view of the town [and] castle of Conway - and of the river Conway - backed by Penmaen Bach [and] its neighbouring heights... (PD09276)
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  The fall of the Conway River, not far from the cataract formed by the Penmachno River (PD09277)
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  New bridge over the river Conway, just above Llyn Afranc - the Beavers Pool (PD09278)
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  Dinas Emrys [and] Llyn y Dinas in Nantwynen looking across that lake to Moel Hebog in the Southern distance (PD09279)
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  Llandegai church - in it is the monument of the Archbishop Williams- who was buried here in 1650 (PD09280)
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  The mountain called Mynydd Mawr - on the road between Caernarvon [and] Beddgelert... (PD09281)
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  General view of the lakes of Llanberis from Cwm Glo above the lower lake looking to Snowdon. Caernarvonshire (PD09282)
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  Llynniau Nantlle looking across the lakes to Snowdon through the narrowd gorge into Drws y Coed (PD09283)
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  The vale or glen of Penanmaen - in which was the ancient mansion built by Ieuan ap Robert ap Meredith...(PD09284)
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  The approach to the pass of Penmaenmawr on the road between Conway and Bangor (PD09285)
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  View on leaving Penmorfa looking towards the marsh and the Traethmawr sands (PD09286)
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  Look into the Pass of Pont AberGlaslyn, on the near approach to it from Tanybwlch, and Penmorfa (PD09287)
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  View of Snowdon [and] the tower of Dolbadarn Castle seen across the lower Lake of Llanberis, Caernarvonshire (PD09288)
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  Rhaiadr y Wenol - the fall of the swallow formed by the River Llugwy (PD09289)
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  The cataract of Rhaiadr y Wenol - The fall of the Swallow formed by the River Llugwy, not far from Capel Curig (PD09290)
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  Looking back to the Pass of Sychnant and Orme's Head from the road from thence to Penmaenmawr (PD09291)
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  View of the ruins of Aberystwyth Castle, above the bay of Cardigan taken from the south. Cardiganshire (PD09292)
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  The mouth of the river Teivy below Cardigan [and] St. Dogmael's on the Bay of Cardigan (PD09293)
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  Hafod in Cwm Ystwith. The romantic abode of Thomas Johnes,Esq; M.P. Cardiganshire (PD09294)
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  Tyloge Bridge over the River Ystwith in the Grouds of Hafod. Here the Nanty Caoi brooke becomes tributary to the Ystwith (PD09295)
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  Mill at Pont Pren Llwyd in the Cwm Rheidol going from Aberystwyth through the Vale of Rheidol towards the devils Bridge (PD09296)
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  View in the upper part of the Vale of the Rheidol on the approach to the Devils Bridge. Cardiganshire (PD09297)
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  The fall of the Rheidol River seen from the devils Bridge, emerging from its narrow glen (PD09298)
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  The close intersecting districts which terminate Cwm Rheidol on the near approach to the Devils Bridge (PD09299)
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  Ruins of the arched gateway of the abbey of Stratfleur now the principal remaining part of this once splendid Monastery...(PD09300)
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  View of Cerrig Cennin Castle as seen on the approach to it from Llandeilo Vawr (PD09301)
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  Cerrig Cennin Castle looking to it towards the west (PD09302)
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  Distant view of the ruins of Dryslwyn Castle in the Vale of Towey seen from the new road between carmarthen [and] Llandilo (PD09303)
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  View of Dinevawr Castle in the Vale of Towey (PD09304)
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  The keep, part of the remaining ruins of Dinevawr Castle. Carmarthenshire (PD9305)
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  The slight remains of Green Castle by the Welsh called Castelh Mold above the western shore of the Towey (PD09306)
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  The slight remains of Llandovery Castle (PD09307)
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  Ruins of Llandovery Castle from the oppposite side of the River Braine (PD09308)
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  The ruins of Llanstephan Castle on commanding situation above the Towey, which here loses itself in Carmarthen Bay (PD09309)
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  General view of Nant y Mowyn with the hills rich in lead above it (PD09310)
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  Interior of the mining part of Carreg Mowyn where the lead ore is principally carried in boats through narrow level communications branching from the mines (PD09311)
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  View below Gresford church yard looking to its pleasing valley, waterd by the River Alun [and] looking beyond it to Chester in the distance. Denbighshire (PD09312)
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  The slight remains of the Roman walls of Uriconium, the present Wroxeter (PD09313)
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  The keep [and] part of the ruins of Hawarden Castle (PD09314)