On the pavement on the west finish of the south isle lies a marble stone in memory of Thomas Bodham, Gent. At every nook of the battlements, stands a pinnacle of carved stone, and on the summit of the tower a curious turret of wooden coated with lead, by which hangs the Saint’s bell; spherical this, raised in the type of a lantern, stand several tall shafts covered with lead, and bearing on their heads a weathercock; in this tower, which by its top is seen several miles spherical, grasp eight large musical bells; and there’s a clock with a dial-plate on the west facet: this tower was begun in 1507 and completed in 1510, Sir Robert Lovell, Knt. John Oxburgh and John Newell, Church-Reeves, laid the primary stone, on which was Deo Sacrum. Tam devota Deo semper, tam fida Marito, Tam Bona, tam Natis provida Mater eras. Tam Famulis dominata Piè, nulliq; molesta Mortali, cunctis Æqua, benigna bonis. Thomas Awdeley of Attlebrigge, who married Catharine, daughter of Reginald Knatchbull, whose daughter and coheir, Catherine, married to Richard Butler of Cullam in Ireland. Edmund Awdeley of Great Pagrave, Esq.
299, published by our nice English antiquary Mr. Hearne of Oxford, after which shall give my opinion on it. For one thing, I consider that one of the best minds of my technology had been in all probability musicians and physicists and mathematicians and biologists and archeologists and chess masters and so on, and Ginsberg’s closest mates, if I’m not mistaken, have been undergraduates within the English division of Columbia University. Although it was King’s College then, Hamilton attended what is now Columbia University. John was now in the midst of a period of unbelievable creativity, not only in terms of quantity, however more importantly with regard to quality. You’re both exhausted from sightseeing, and while alcohol will increase want, it decreases the quality of the experience. Here lyeth the Body of Mary Skippon, Daughter of the Reverend Luke Skippon of Mileham, D. D. Master Elect of Peter-House Cambridge, Convocation Clerk for the Diocess of Norwich, eminent for his Piety, Learning and Loyalty, she departed this Life the twenty eighth of May, 1713, Aged 71 Years. Adjoining is a marble gravestone in reminiscence of Mrs. Rose Case, spouse of Mr. John Case, who died 22d of April 1712, aged sixty three years. On the pavement, increased but, lies a black marble stone in memory of Mr. Henry Devall, who died thirtieth of January 1728, aged 45 years.
Sir John Audley of this town, who lived and died in the reign of King Henry VIII. The north isle of this church is usually reported and believed to be constructed by John Chapman, a tinker of this city; the history of it I shall here transcribe from Sir Roger Twysden’s Remembrances, MS. p. 28: And if the woman be not defiled, but be clean; then she shall be free, and shall conceive seed. We understand that the same rule applies to a daughter underneath the control of her father, and a girl within the hand of her husband. Philip, his eldest son, married Margaret, daughter and coheir of John Calibut of Castleacre in Norfolk, Esq. That is the chapel of Corpus Christi, based by John Pain and Catharine his spouse, who’re there interred. In short, what this amounted to was that John would lead a fairly bizarre life, with out venturing into the general public highlight, visiting clubs, going to events, and so forth. Anne, daughter of Sir Thomas Tirrel of Warley in Essex; his 1st wife was Mary, daughter of Sir Philip Paris of Linton in Cambridgeshire, by whom he had three sons. Elizabeth, daughter of Sir Philip Courtney, Knt.
Thomas sold the entire manor of Leeche’s to Sir James Bulleyn, Knt. Sir Humphry Audley, Knt. At the upper end of this isle lies a large gray marble stone, with the portraiture of an individual in complete armour, on his surcoat are the arms of Touchet and Audley, quarterly, viz. Adjoining to this lies one other stone, with the portraiture of an armed man in brass, with a dog couchant at his ft, but that of his wife, &c. On one is the portraiture of a man in complete armour, that of his wife, with the shields, &c. Lord Audley wore at the battle of Poitiers in France; this stone had additionally the portraiture of his lady, and several other shields in brass, &c. The vault of this church, and the side isles, are supported by effective slender pillars, consisting each of 4 small pilasters joined collectively, and forming 14 lofty curious turned arches, 7 on a aspect, over these arches are 28 neat and mild home windows, 14 on a facet, two over each arch: the roof is wonderfully beautiful of oak, neatly wrought and carved, supported by many angels with their wings expanded, bearing shields on their breasts, and on them are a number of insignia, devices, &c.