Observations On English Architecture, Military, Ecclesiastical, And Civil, Compared With Similar Buildings On the Continent : Including a Critical Itinerary of Oxford And Cambridge; Also Historical Notices of Stained Glass, Ornamental Gardening, &c., With
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re- built in the reign of Henry VIII. under the auf spices of Alcock bishop of Ely, where his very curious sepulchral chapel still remains. He was a considerable contributor to this church, and the merit of the design may, by a fair conjecture, be ^iven to him. The exterior is of no consider^ ation ; the tower is low; and, what is scarcely credible as a restoration of Gothick, the pinnacles are finished with round balls. But the nave is light and beautiful, and all the component parts are of a ...complete style.
The library is continued over the Schools in three rooms, and a fourth was built in 1/75, which fronts the square. . The collection of books is sumptuous and almost universal, con- sisting of 90,000 volumes. George I. purchased and contributed the classical library of Dr. Moore, bishop of Ely.
The river Cam is not wide, and therefore would not admit of bridges upon a large scale. Several ^The foundation-stone was laid June 22, 1722. It was built at the expense of the university, ^ royal contribution of 5000/.
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re- built in the reign of Henry VIII. under the auf spices of Alcock bishop of Ely, where his very curious sepulchral chapel still remains. He was a considerable contributor to this church, and the merit of the design may, by a fair conjecture, be ^iven to him. The exterior is of no consider^ ation ; the tower is low; and, what is scarcely credible as a restoration of Gothick, the pinnacles are finished with round balls. But the nave is light and beautiful, and all the component parts are of a ...complete style.
The library is continued over the Schools in three rooms, and a fourth was built in 1/75, which fronts the square. . The collection of books is sumptuous and almost universal, con- sisting of 90,000 volumes. George I. purchased and contributed the classical library of Dr. Moore, bishop of Ely.
The river Cam is not wide, and therefore would not admit of bridges upon a large scale. Several ^The foundation-stone was laid June 22, 1722. It was built at the expense of the university, ^ royal contribution of 5000/.
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