Architectural notices of the churches of the Archdeaconry of Northampton. Deaneries of Higham Ferrers and Haddon (1849)
Architectural and Archaeological Society of the Archdeaconries of Northampton and Oakham · London: J. H. Parker · leaf 142
the walls have been in many places adorned indistemper, though none is at present laid bare. There are several good open benches of late Perpendicular work.The roofs are all of low pitch and very poor. The last bay, eastward, of the north Aisle is a chantry, separatedfrom the Aisle by an arch of… … PISCINA IN CHANTRY. rose on each face. The water-drain, on the top of the capital, isunder a slight canopy. The history of this chantry is best collectedfrom the description of the following Jttonumttttg. Under a sepulchral recess, towards the east end of the northAisle, is a recumbent effigy in…
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