...and the choice of both distinguished the Bishop of Bangor. He enjoyed his high dignity till Jan. 18, 1805, when he died at Lambeth Palace, and was interred...pleased us wonderfully, and C observed, that if he Between Bangor and Conway I passed over the famous mountain called Penmaen Mawr, the last of the long...

...of this place. The beauty, retirement, and repose of the whole pleased them exceedingly. The latter observed, that, " if he were bishop of Bangor, the only translation he should covet would be thence to heaven." The vicinity of Bangor is well cultivated, and some elegant villas are scattered...

...the bold mountain of Penmaen-Mour on the other. It is said that a reverend gentleman once remarked, that '• if he were Bishop of Bangor, the only translation he should covet would , be thence to Heaven." From my comfortable head-quarters, I made excursions to many interesting objects...

...of this place. The beauty, retirement, and repose of the whole, pleased them exceedingly. The latter observed, that "if he were bishop of Bangor, the only translation he should covet would be thence to heaven." An hospital or almshonse was established by Henry Rowlands, bishop of this see in...