...fac simile. It is plainly MASTRSVMT (stone broken off)—- ADAM tunrtm. The form of the letters is of the end of the fourteenth, or beginning; of the fifteenth century^ . On the Eastern side is the shell of a chapel, with piscinas, lockers, &c. for the ceremonies of the...

...effigy, which in all likelihood represents, as Hutchinson supposes it to do, one of the Bellasys, is that of the end of the fourteenth, or beginning of the fifteenth, century. as it frequently does, all appearance of the front hair whatever, naturally raises the question as...

...wise sayings of Alfred : " Forofte tunke brekit bon, And navid hire selwe non." And again, in a song of the end of the fourteenth or beginning of the fifteenth century (MS. Sloane), " Wykkyd tunge breket bon, Thow the self (same) have non ; Of his frynd he maket his...

...lave got butter and bread, But Davie Doytes got mine. In Coekelby's Sow, a strange rude Scottish poem of the end of the fourteenth, or beginning of the fifteenth century, ' Davie Doytes ' is alluded to as a minstrel — ' Besyde, thair capitane, I trow, Callit wes Colyne...

...preferred. Chemical analysis does not diminish the difficulty ; the lake-coloured pigments of a miniature of the end of the fourteenth or beginning of the fifteenth century have been analysed by Dr. Antonio Fabroni of Arezzo, who, after stating ' that the tint where it was...

...preferred. Chemical analysis does not diminish the difficulty; the lake-coloured pigments of a miniature of the end of the fourteenth or beginning of the fifteenth century have been analysed by Dr. Antonio Fabroni of Arezzo, who, after stating' that the tint where it was...

...bearing the date of 1601. SIGILLVM TMMM .K. DOVE EPISCOPI PETRIBVRG • 1601. The fifth Seal, probably of the end of the fourteenth or beginning of the fifteenth century, is circular, and of considerable size. It gives a rather rude and an un-perspective representation...

...preferred. Chemical analysis does not diminish the difficulty ; the lake-coloured pigments of a miniature of the end of the fourteenth or beginning of the fifteenth century have been analysed by Dr. Antonio Fabroni of Arezzo, who, after stating ' that the tint where it was...

...Thomas Dove, Bishop of Peterborough, dated in the inscription 1601. And the fifth, a large circular seal of the end of the fourteenth or beginning of the fifteenth century, bearing in its area a rude representation of the entrance into a fortified town. An outer circle bears...

...parallel relieving arch of small slate-like wedges, very firm and good. The timber work of the roof is of the end of the fourteenth, or beginning of the fifteenth century ; the principals form segmental arches, with the edges plainly chamfered, and the triangular spaces...