...change) in the room thereof, viz. " The more the churches, the more sincere the devotion." NORWICH. NORWICH is (as you please) either a city in an orchard,...blended in it ; so that the pleasure of the country and populousness of the city meet here together. Yet, iu this mixture, the inhabitants participate nothing...

...change) in the room thereof, viz. " The more the churches, the more sincere the devotion." NORWICH. NORWICH is (as you please) either a city in an orchard,...blended in it ; so that the pleasure of the" country and populousness of the city meet here together. Yet, in this mixture, the inhabitants participate nothing...

...change) in the room thereof, viz. " The more the churches, the more sincere the devotion." NORWICH. NORWICH is (as you please) either a city in an orchard,...in a city, so equally are houses and trees blended m it ; so that the pleasure of the country and popnlousness of the city meet here together. Yet, in...

...that city which was so characteristically described by Fuller, in his "British Worthies," as being " either a city in an orchard or an orchard in a city, so equally are houses and trees blended in it." Much of this character has ceased to exist in the present day, yet it still occupies an unusually large...

...is taken — the stranger is still tempted to regard it as fairly entitled to be characterized as " either a city in an orchard, or an orchard in a city." Л nearer examination will somewhat alter the first impression. Districts will be discovered mean,...

...is taken — the stranger is still tempted to regard it as fairly entitled to be characterized as " either a city in an orchard, or an orchard in a city." A nearer examination will somewhat aller the first impression. Districts will be discovered mean, crowded,...

...probably be reminded of the description given of it by quaint old Fuller, in his British worthies, — " Norwich is (as you please) either a city in an orchard, or an orchard in a city ;" and although the monotonous march of bricks has recently proceeded with a rapidity so startling...

...junction with the Yare, stands Norwich, a large cathedral town, or city. An old writer has described it, "a city in an orchard, or an orchard in a city ; so equally are houses and trees .blended in it." Notwithstanding this pretty description, which is still true, there are narrow and dirty streets, in...

...to Macaulay at that time ' the chief seat of the chief manufacture of the realm.' Fuller says of it, 'Norwich is (as you please) either a city in an orchard or an orchard in a city.' Though now somewhat fallen from its high estate, it still abounds in interest to every visitor whom...

...to Macaulay at that time ' the chief seat of the chief manufacture of the realm.' Fuller says of it, 'Norwich is (as you please) either a city in an orchard or an orchard in a city.' Though now somewhat fallen from its high estate, it still abounds in interest to every visitor whom...