Winkles's architectural and picturesque illustrations of the cathedral churches of England and Wales (1836)
Winkles, Benjamin · London : E. Wilson ; Charles Tilt · leaf 273
destroyed by Bishop John Owen, who issaid to have made in the Cathedi-al a neat wainscot pulpit in 1631,and at the same time to have fixed seats and forms for the accommo-dation of persons coming to hear divine service, and to have rebuiltor beautified his episcopal throne, and to have given a… … m•^ ST. ASAPH CATHEDUAL. 1-17 palace, and sold, says Willis, wine and other liquors there, andkept his horses and oxen in tlie body of the church, tied up and fedhis calves in the bishops throne and other parts of the clioir,removed the font into his yard, set it in the ground, and made useof it…
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