Twenty-two of the churches of Essex architecturally described and illustrated (1856)
Buckler, George · London, Bell and Daldy · leaf 23
ription, or the presence of a coin. WhereBells are not dedicated to Saints the inscriptions are frequentlyborrowed from the Litany, or the Psalms of David. It may notbe generally known that the greatest thickness of metal is in theRim of a bell, and by that portion the tone is mainly regulated :and… … MARGARETTING. asunder by its insidious inroads, has carved tracery on thesides—the cusped verge board and massive timbers remain, andthere is a moulded plinth under the seats. The stone doorwayinto the Nave is a bold specimen of detail with deeply sunkspandrels and large label; it contains the old…
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