Richmondshire Churches
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The shield is emblazoned with the quartered coat of WANDESFORD, impaling Or six annulets sable, three, two, and one, for LOWTHER.
At the old lectern there is a chained book with the manu- script date 1671 ; and, according to Mr. J. O. Morris's Little Guide, this is one of two chained books only which are left in the North Riding, the other being at Grinton in Swaledale. The chain is older than the book, and has probably been used to secure one of the chained Bibles which were ordered to be prov...ided in all churches after the Reformation. The volume is a copy of the fourth edition of the Companion to the Temple, by the Rev. Thomas Comber, D. D. , Dean of Durham, who married a granddaughter of Lord-Deputy Wandesford.
The holy vessels include a chalice with paten forming the cover, shown in the annexed illustration. These bear the London hallmark, and the date letter for 1632 ; and as the paten has the family motto, Tout pour I'Eglise, inscribed upon the foot, we may conclude that these two pieces were the gift of Christopher Wandesford, who was Lord-Deputy of Ireland in 1639.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The shield is emblazoned with the quartered coat of WANDESFORD, impaling Or six annulets sable, three, two, and one, for LOWTHER.
At the old lectern there is a chained book with the manu- script date 1671 ; and, according to Mr. J. O. Morris's Little Guide, this is one of two chained books only which are left in the North Riding, the other being at Grinton in Swaledale. The chain is older than the book, and has probably been used to secure one of the chained Bibles which were ordered to be prov...ided in all churches after the Reformation. The volume is a copy of the fourth edition of the Companion to the Temple, by the Rev. Thomas Comber, D. D. , Dean of Durham, who married a granddaughter of Lord-Deputy Wandesford.
The holy vessels include a chalice with paten forming the cover, shown in the annexed illustration. These bear the London hallmark, and the date letter for 1632 ; and as the paten has the family motto, Tout pour I'Eglise, inscribed upon the foot, we may conclude that these two pieces were the gift of Christopher Wandesford, who was Lord-Deputy of Ireland in 1639.
What to read after Richmondshire Churches?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hardy Bertram Mccall to read onlineMoreLess
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