Notes On the Churches of Derbyshire
Notes On the Churches of Derbyshire
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This is possibly the same alabaster stone mentioned in Bassano's MS. notes (taken in 1710) as thus inscribed : — Here lyeth the body of Nicholas Rayner yeoman who dyed 3 Sept 169. his wife daughter of John Ashenhurst, of Asherihurst in county Stafford, Gent, was buried 11 March 1627, Other memorials of a later date, mentioned by Bassano, have also disappeared.
The following printed bill is in Pegge's Collections : — * *' Sacbelege.— Whereas the parish church of Duffield in the county of Derby w...as last night broken open and the Communion Plate (consisting of a Chalice and Salver), the Gold Lace upon the pulpit Cloth, and the Charity money , collected at the Sacrament saorilegously stole thereout ; for the more effectual bringing the offendor or offenders to justice the Church Wardens of the said parish offer a reward of 20 Guineas to anyone who shall give such information that the offender or offenders may be legally convicted of the said sacrilege.
William Winbon, \ ^h^^h Wardens.
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This is possibly the same alabaster stone mentioned in Bassano's MS. notes (taken in 1710) as thus inscribed : — Here lyeth the body of Nicholas Rayner yeoman who dyed 3 Sept 169. his wife daughter of John Ashenhurst, of Asherihurst in county Stafford, Gent, was buried 11 March 1627, Other memorials of a later date, mentioned by Bassano, have also disappeared.
The following printed bill is in Pegge's Collections : — * *' Sacbelege.— Whereas the parish church of Duffield in the county of Derby w...as last night broken open and the Communion Plate (consisting of a Chalice and Salver), the Gold Lace upon the pulpit Cloth, and the Charity money , collected at the Sacrament saorilegously stole thereout ; for the more effectual bringing the offendor or offenders to justice the Church Wardens of the said parish offer a reward of 20 Guineas to anyone who shall give such information that the offender or offenders may be legally convicted of the said sacrilege.
William Winbon, \ ^h^^h Wardens.
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