...church wanted these latter appendages. Why was a new church taken down so soon after its erection 1 I think the explanation is, that, the Priory of Wormesley...church goods, made out, as I believe, either in 1611 or 161 '2, and the title-page of the register book: — An Inventory of ye goods belonr/inge to ye Church...

...similar to the modern camp-stool, showing it when open and when closed. "Brasse." A water wheele six foot in diameter, six spokes, and about four inches thick. A sketch of the water-wheel, with the " trough to convey y" water." This will turne spitts, two chernes, and beate...

...similar to the modern camp-stool, showing it when open and when closed. "Brasse." A water wheele six foot in diameter, six spokes, and about four inches thick. A sketch of the water- wheel, with the " trough to convey ye water." This will turnc spitts, two chernes, and beate...

...The church was formerly rich in stained glass, especially heraldic glass. The east window was rilled with stained glass by the Priory of Wormesley, containing...1612, and the title-page of the register book: — An Inventorg of gc goods belonginge to ge Church of Dilwgn. Inp'mis, ye parishe stocke for ye poore in...

...similar to the modern camp-stool, showing it when open and when closed. "Brasse." A water wheele six foot in diameter, six spokes, and about four inches thick. A sketch of the water-wheel, with the " trough to convey ye water." This will turne spitts, two chernes, and beate...

...to the modern camp-stool, showing it when open and when closed. " Brasse." A water wheele six foot in diameter, six spokes, and about four inches thick. A sketch of the water-wheel, with the " trough to convey ye water." This will turae spitts, two chernes, and beate...