The cathedrals of England and Wales. First-[third] series (1905)
Bumpus, Thomas Francis · New York, J. Pott · leaf 140
ange. Correspondingstalls on the north or cantoris side were for theChancellor and Archdeacon of Middlesex—the stallsof prebendaries following on, on both sides, in thesame order as at present. Over the stall of eachprebendary was inscribed the name of the manor orestate from whence his endowment… … ST PAULS 109 the intention of the founders and benefactors. Eachprebendary is still admonished on his installation toremember these Psalms. On the south side, the rangeof stalls was broken by one of greater enrichmentfor the Bishop of London, where he sat when nottaking an official part in the…
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