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The Gardeners' chronicle : a weekly illustrated journal of horticulture and allied subjects . is also a fine sheet of water which isfed by the river Allen, a small stream which takes awmding course through the grounds, and by thebanks of which several pleasant retreats have beenartificially made, including an Italian garden, whichis now planted with Roses. The flower garden consists of a series of oblong Hail! Natures poet, whom she taught aloneTo sing her works in numbers like her own :Sweet as the thrush that warbles in the dell, .?d soft as Ihilomclas tender talc.She cut her pencil too of wondrous powerTo catch the rainbow and to form the flowerOf many mingling hues, and smiling said—IJut first with Laurel crowned her favourites head. At the south-west corner of the lake the scenecharges into a little fairyland because of several im-portant and interesting features which are connectedwith or radiate from this pleasant s])Ot. First thereis a cataract at the point where the lake narrows intoa stream and curves gently away to connect itselfagain with its original source.. Fig. 104 —ST. ciLEs, corset, the seat 01 lord sii.etesuury. county of Dorset from January 20 in the precedingyear. He was afterwards made Chancellor of theExchequer, and one of the Lords Commissioners ofthe Treasury, and finally Lord High Chancellorof England. He was the leader of the famous CabalMinistry, and was immortalised by Dryden in thefollowing lines— In Israels court neer sat an AbethdinWith more discerning eyes, or hands more clean ;Unbribd, unsought, the wretched to redressSwift of despatch and easy of access. The third Earl of Shaftesbury will also be remem-bered as the author of the Characteristics^ and thewitty essay entitled Scnsus Coiniitunis, and wasregarded in his day as the founder of a distinctschool of philosophy. The first attraction uponentering the park from the Cranbourne side is the tine figures bordering the walks upon two square plots ofgrass, which are also dotted