Britton, John, 1771-1857 · London : Longman, Hurst, Reese, Orme, Brown, and Green ; · leaf 89
nd the filling in of the two lofty archesof the tower is injudicious. A wooden ceiling, painted and carved, isthrown across between the four arches of the tower, whereby the lanthorn, orfirst story of that part of the edifice, is shut out from the floor. This absurdinnovation was made in the time… … Sallfrf *0 t -Z2 CHt-TtCH.SHOV O? EOOP, SITES OX TOMBS fee. also Plans of Parts. Zemdim PkHuktd JanYi itti. *» L*kj»w x FITTING UP OF THE ALTAR. 81 altar-screen, are all of the same tasteless character and times. They areanomalies to the place, and when it is known that they are painted,…
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