Width: 58.5 cm Text: 39.5 cm Part 1: 26 cm Text: 45 cm

‘By Fred Miller 1891’ ‘a little to the East of Wafsbourne [?], on the other side of the Ouse, lies Sheffield Park, with its magnificent gardens and lakes, in the grounds of which the Australians used to open their cricket season on coming to England. Sheffield Park is however chiefly remembered for its association with Edward Gibbon who was buried in the neighbouring church of/Fletching in 1794. It was in 1769 that Lord de la Warr's estate was bought for 3,000 by John Baker Holroyd, who/became the...’