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 374
lligent Churchwardens havestayed the evil by means of very substantialiron-work. Other disfigurements are capableof a still easier remedy. The Tower-arch isclosed by a very recent and very dissightlygallery : and above this there is a narrow pas-sage, with a balustrade, affording access to… … in Grindale was given, by consent of the village, to Richard deHette the Rector, to purchase ropes for the bells and that theland, from this circumstance, was called Bell ropes0. The Chancel is next in date to the Tower, having been rebuilt,according to the MS. of Henry de Bray, by Richard de…
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