Britton, John, 1771-1857 · London : Longman, Hurst, Reese, Orme, Brown, and Green ; · leaf 227
s originally finished with a semi-octagonalchapel, as in the crypt. Whilst the annexed engraving (Plate xiii.) shewsthe forms of the central columns, arched roof, and effect of the middledivision of the crypt, the plan displays both its open and solid parts. Inpointing out the various divisions and… … ENGRAVED BY BRANSTON AND WRIGHT, FROM A DRAWING DY THE LATE J. CARTER. DESCRIPTION OP THE CRYPT. 51 A A A, ground beneath the transept and central tower, the foundationwalls of which are marked black, at b b b. It may be concluded that thefoundations, with their footings, are much wider than is…
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