Notes And Queries, Number 28, May 11, 1850
Notes And Queries, Number 28, May 11, 1850
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364., Lond. 1838, your Querist may see a copy of a grant from Pope Clement VII. in 1526, to the brethren of a Boston guild, assuring them that any member thereof who should enter the Lady Chapel in St.
Botolph's Church, Boston, once a quarter, and say there "a Paternoster, Ave Maria, and Creed, shall have the full remission due to them that visit the Chapel of Scala Scoeli." H.W.
_Twm Shawn Cattie_ (No. 24, p. 383.).--The following extract from Cliffe's _Book of South Wales_, furnishes a rep...ly to this Query.
In describing the beautiful mountain scenery between Llandovery and Tregaron, he says:-- "High in the rock above the fall yawns a hole, hardly a cavern, where once lurked a famous freebooter of Wales, Twm Sion Catti: the entrance to this cave is through a narrow aperture, formed of two immense slate rocks, which face each other, and the space between them is narrower at the bottom than the top, so {456} that the passage can only be entered sideways, with the figure inclined according to the slanting of the rock.
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364., Lond. 1838, your Querist may see a copy of a grant from Pope Clement VII. in 1526, to the brethren of a Boston guild, assuring them that any member thereof who should enter the Lady Chapel in St.
Botolph's Church, Boston, once a quarter, and say there "a Paternoster, Ave Maria, and Creed, shall have the full remission due to them that visit the Chapel of Scala Scoeli." H.W.
_Twm Shawn Cattie_ (No. 24, p. 383.).--The following extract from Cliffe's _Book of South Wales_, furnishes a rep...ly to this Query.
In describing the beautiful mountain scenery between Llandovery and Tregaron, he says:-- "High in the rock above the fall yawns a hole, hardly a cavern, where once lurked a famous freebooter of Wales, Twm Sion Catti: the entrance to this cave is through a narrow aperture, formed of two immense slate rocks, which face each other, and the space between them is narrower at the bottom than the top, so {456} that the passage can only be entered sideways, with the figure inclined according to the slanting of the rock.
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