Nichols, John Gough, 1806-1873 · London : John Bowyer Nichols and Sons · leaf 454
It was alreadyconsiderably injured when thus described by Weever:— 1 I was sorry to hear that the parishioners had been so precipitate as to take downthe old church before they had made a contract for a new one. The materials pro-duced above 800/. A great part of them is now working up into houses… … In the north walle of the chancell is a faire marble tombe, with the portraiture ofa dead man lying upon his shroud, the most artificially cut in stone that ever manbeheld. All the plates of brass are stolne away, onely some few pieces remaining,containing these words :— i^ospttalttate meatus,…
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