Clark, George Thomas, 1809-1898 · London, Wyman & sons · leaf 500
been lately rebuilt; theother is at the upper end of the hall, and marks its division from thechapel. A plain corbel below the springing of this rib shows the par-tition to have been of timber, no doubt a carved brattice. The roofw^as open, and there were timber principals between the stone ribs.It… … Conzvay Castle. 457 ^yith one of the fireplaces and three windows, might have l^ecn brat-ticed off as a withdrawing-room ; but it is evident this was not so.Such a room would have no separate door and no garderobe. Thedais of the hall was evidently at the other end, and the withdrawing-room was the…
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