The baronial and ecclesiastical antiquities of Scotland (1852)
Billings, R. W. (Robert William), 1813-1874 · Edinburgh W. Paterson · leaf 78
ay. Near this door a singular antiquarian relic is attached to the wall— the jugs—literally the stocksof Scotland ; the difference between them and the English mode of penance being, that the neck wassecured in the one country, and the legs in the other. * The peculiarity alluded to is the… … , iyX WBOi. THE CHUmCH TOWlSia. BTUHPIg]^, PALACE, ABBEY AND CHURCH OF DUNFERMLINE. DuNFERLMiNE is situated in the county of Fife, between five and six miles north-west of theancient passage across the Frith of Forth, called the Queens Ferry. From a distance it appearsto be scattered over the brow…
Architecture · Church architecture
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