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Leaves From the Journal of Our Life in the Highlands, From 1848 to 1861

Gardens, &c. round the New Castle.

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August 31, 1856.

We walked along the river and outside the house. The new offices and the yard are excellent; and the little garden on the west side, with the eagle fountain which the King of Prussia gave me, and which used to be in the greenhouse at Windsor, is extremely pretty; as are also the flower-beds under the walls of the side which faces the Dee. There are sculptured arms on the different shields, gilt, which has a very good effect; and a bas-relief under our windows—not gilt—representing St. Hubert, with St. Andrew on one side and St. George on the other side: all done by Mr. Thomas.[44]

Balmoral Castle
Balmoral Castle

BALMORAL CASTLE FROM THE NORTH-WEST.

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