Supplement to the antiquities of England and Wales (1777)
Grose, Francis · London: Printed for S. Hooper · leaf 282
ns to it bythe Biftiop in whofe donation it was, one as early as 1328, but from 1496 no more occur,fo that it feems probable the fchool ceafed till Sir Richard Fulmerftons time, who eredted •one and paid the mafter during his life, and made the above provifion by his will. The hofpital part is for… … OUR LADTs MOUNT LTNN, NORFOLK. Th I s veiy fingular edifice flaiids upon a circular mount on the eaftern fide ofthe town of Lynn in Norfolk, now making part of the mound of the modern for-tifications thrown up round that place; it is included within a Baftion. Th e lower octagonal part is built…
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