Weale, John, 1791-1862 · London : I. Weale · leaf 91
sideration from the singularity of its design, rather than from its size or the costliness of its material. It somewhat resembles a book, fastened by one side against the south wall of the chancel, being about a foot in length, and eight or ten inches in width. On the outside of the cover, which is… … The interior of this whimsical contrivance contains a sheet of parchment, fixed to the other cover, on which are emblazoned several shields of Beaulie’s arms, single, and adapted in point of shape to the sex of the deceased : they are represented as affixed to the pillars of a Grecian arch, in the…
Architecture · Glass painting and staining
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