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 COUNTllV INNS AND PUBLIC HOUSES. GQl contains a porcli, a; vestibule, 6 ; tap-room and kitchen, c; bar, having' a command of the tap-room and parlour, by borrowed lights on both sides, d; parlour, e; pantry,y; china-closet, g ; master's bed-room, k ; and water-closet, t. There is a staircase, k, to the floor above, which contains three good bed-rooms ; over which, and over the parlour, are c arrets. Two of these garret bed-rooms have fireplaces, as shown in the section A B, fig. 1320. 1447. Construction. The walls are supposed to be of brick, the chimney tops of artificial stone, and the roofing of grey slate. 1448. General Estimate. Cubic contents, 27,634 feet; which, at Ad- per foot, is ^£■460: s.:4d. 1449. Bemarks. This Design is also by Mr. Ross of Bristol, and seems good in point of arrangement; though Mr. Ross suggests that it might be an improvement if the bar and staircase were to change places. It would make a very comfortable private cottage, d being a store-room, instead of a bar, and the other places remaining in their present state ; unless, indeed, the large porch, a, were made a green-house, or aviary, or place for sculpture, antiquities, or a museum.