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  <dc:title>Illustrations of Drumlanrig Castle and Church of St. Nicholas, Ghent</dc:title>
  <dc:description>1. Illustration captioned 'Drumlanrig Castle, Dumfries-shire', black and white woodcut or engraving showing a distant view of the castle between trees in the close foreground; approximately 9cm x 7cm, apparently cut from a book or journal.

2. Illustration captioned 'Church of St. Nicholas, Ghent', black and white woodcut or engraving showing the church in the middle ground, with a horse and carriage nearby and four or five small groups of people in Victorian dress  in the street in the foreground; approximately 9cm x 7cm, apparently cut from a book or journal.
Place: Ghent,  Belgium, Scotland
Notes: Possibly from 'The Illustrated London News' or a similar paper. Both cuttings were found loose among William Greenell Wallace correspondence.
Subject: Drumlanrig Castle
</dc:description>
  <dc:date>[1870-1880]</dc:date>
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