f ago, this chm-ch was then esteemed due regard to the i^eculiai-itics in taste, feehng, “worthy of the royal settlement” in which it a desire to beautify the cathedi-al in the im¬ and skill of the native craftsmen, by whom the had been erected. At that time, however, it re¬ mediate neighboui-hood… … by a cluster of five dwarf shafts, which, in their standards for lighting the pulpit and reading- tion attai )]cd to the gift is, that it should bo a turn, are sujr^Jorted by bases of Caen stone and desk, also the work of the Messrs. Cox, -were ])ublic drinking fountain for the use of the a idinth…
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