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Identifier: cambridgeshireis00evel (find matches)
Title: Cambridgeshire and the Isle of Ely
Year: 1911 (1910s)
Authors: Evelyn-White, C.H
Subjects: Church architecture
Publisher: London, Allen
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
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e,wife of Edward Withnoll, curiously engraved.In nave large monumental slab with Lombardicinscription to Eudo de Helpringham, Mayor ofCambridge (pb. 1325). Chantries: that of St.Nicholas (for two priests), founded by Wm.Collesworth, 1325. Some church accounts, temp.Edward VI., &c. Register, 1560. Bp.s Tran-script, 1599. Restored, 1863, and other times. St. Edward the Confessor.—Chancel, with sidechapels, nave, aisles, embattled W. tower, six bells(the fifth ^ Sajicte Anna Ora • Pro Nobis ).N. and S. of chancel the aisles are continued;those portions were at one time appropriated toTrinity Hall and Clare College. Chancel archesfour-centred with Perp. piers. Five-light E.window. Good modern reredos. Chancel aislesare wider than those of nave. The position ofDec. window at E. end of S. aisle shows theaisle to have been widened. Chancel arch N.side distorted, presenting appearance, in part,of four-centred arch, in other part retainingoriginal form. Nave of four lofty lancet-shaped
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CAMBRIDGE, ST, BOTOLPH. CHURCHYARD WELL CAMBRIDGESHIRE 31 arches on Perp. piers. S. chancel aisle hasstone panelling, with quatrefoil tracery in headsunder windows and between lower arch. Dec.roof here and in chapel. E.E. tower. Twoopenings N. and S. within tower, high up.Low, wide-spreading W. arch. Font good Perp.;being mutilated and painted, was restored byC. C. S., and engraved in Illustratio7is of Moitti-mental Brasses. Painting in vestry, ^ Meal at Em-maus. In this church Hugh Latimer preachedhis famous sermon on the Card. Register, 1557.Bp.s Transcript, 1600. St. Giles.—Present church (rebuilt 1875-6,on or near site of former church) of whitebrick with stone dressings, early French Gothic.Chancel, lofty nave, aisles, and a side chapelused as vestry. An arch (possessing pre-Norm.features) of the original church built of materialsfrom later church. In W. entrance of the S.chancel chapel is some interesting work of theiancient church, which formed part of the sub-isequent struct

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  • bookcentury:1900
  • bookauthor:Evelyn_White__C_H
  • booksubject:Church_architecture
  • bookpublisher:London__Allen
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  • bookleafnumber:82
  • bookcollection:robarts
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