It contains about four or five hundred houses, is a much frequented market, and has two large soap manufactories.
This route is much frequented in the summer time by the Aeneze, who pass this way to and from the Haouran.
It is situated on the Euxine, and is celebrated for a great fair, which is much frequented, on which account the city is very populous, and is said to be very rich and powerful.
Here are a number of taverns and Trattorie, much frequented by the lower ranks of the Roman people, and for which especial open omnibuses run from the Porta del Popolo.
In a corner of the piazza, is a well-known Lace-Shop, much frequented by English ladies, but great powers of bargaining are called for.
Aberdeenshire; much frequented by tourists, and resorted to for summer country quarters.
Liverpool; much frequented as a bathing-place; contains an old residence of the Dukes of Atholl, entitled Castle Mona, now a hotel.
The sandy soil ismuch frequented by ostriches, which [p.
Cromer is much frequentedin summer by visitors for the sake of sea-bathing, for which the fine sandy beach to the eastward affords great convenience.
Burlington Quay is much frequented in summer as a bathing-place; and many persons prefer its quiet and retirement to the greater gaiety of Scarborough.
Although denominated a garden, I could see neither flowers nor shrubs; only rows of trees, that formed a shady promenade in the summer months, when it is much frequented by tea-parties.
An excellent promenade, called the English garden, with neatly kept walks and pieces of lawn, is much frequented by the inhabitants and visitors.
It is much frequented by Englishmen and Americans, but rather lacks the quiet of the Angleterre.
Much frequented by officers and officials; here you find good plain fare served in the simplest of fashions.
There is a little restaurant, A la Tour des Gens d'Armes, on the left bank of the canal which is much frequented by students, and where an al fresco lunch is served at a very small price.
A bowling-green, close by the jail, is much frequented by the inhabitants of Nottingham.
Dover is much frequented in summer as a watering-place; and for the convenience which it affords, and the beautiful and interesting scenery in its neighbourhood, it is surpassed by no other town on the coast.
The Mumbles' Lighthouse is much frequented by visitors from Swansea during the season.
The town having a University famous for the study of the civil law, is much frequented; but the churches are none of the fairest, having been greatly defaced in the time of the wars.
I observed that the high altar wasmuch frequented for an image of the Virgin.
Near it is a list to ride horses in, much frequented by the gallants in summer.
On account of the beautiful scenery in the neighbourhood the town is much frequented by tourists.
It ismuch frequented by visitors as a centre for this famous district--for boating on Derwentwater and for the easy ascent of Skiddaw.
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