Supplement to the antiquities of England and Wales (1777)
Grose, Francis · London: Printed for S. Hooper · leaf 26
te andpropriety that always mark his Lordihips improvements. This tower was very high, and of great ftrength, and had within it a fplral flopc,.which fcrved for afcending to the top inftead of flairs. It is f\id to have been entirewhen pnrchafcd by Sir John Napier, who near fifty years ago began to… … ^r/j/a///,j nf//ff ^<ysr^Tr//^0<fri/f,!Sfr//nff/,>hf/TJ. f View of the Remains of the Tower, at Luton, In Bedfordshire. Drawn by Paul Sandby, Efq; R. A. and Engraved by Mr. Rooker. THIS Tower is fald to be of great antiquity, and from the femblance of the redand yellow pavings, to thofc in…
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