The mediaeval hospitals of England / by Rotha Mary Clay.

  • Clay, Rotha Mary.
Date:
1909
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    Xll PACB 12 Memorial Brass of John Barstaple . • . • 84 [By kind permission of Mr. J. W. Arrowsmith.] n *St. Bartholomew's Hospital, Bristol . S. J. Loxton . . 89 [By kind permission of the Proprietor of tlie tVestefn Daily Press. \ Seal of St. Bartholomew's, London . J. Charles Wall . 93 14 ditto . .103 ditto . . 107 ditto . . 107 ditto . . 108 ditto . .112 . 118 Seal of Knightsbridge Hospital . Depicts Blessed Virgin and Child with St. Leonard. Inscribed: Sisillum: ospici set: lencirde {.n: kynght brigge. 16. Seal of St. Alexis, Exeter 17. Seal of St. John's, Exeter 18. Seal of St. John's, Stafford 19. Plan of St. Mary's, Chichester . [Dollman's Domestic Architecture.) 20 Plan of St. Nicholas', Salisbury . Drawn by Mr. J. Arthur Reeve, architect. By kind permission of Canon Wordsworth. 21. Sherburn Hospital, near Durham . [Hutchinson's Durham, 1787-1 The gateway and chapel remain. 22. Plan of St. Mary Magdalene's, Winchester. J. Charles Wall . 119 [After Schnebbelie.] 23. *Chapel of Abbot Beere's Almshouse, Glas- ^ ^ tonbury . • • * 24. Seal of the leper-women of Westminster . ditto . • 2c *Ancient Hospital Altar at Glastonbury . • • ' [By kind permission of Mr. George Gregory, Bath, from Rev. C. L. Marson's Glastonbury.\ In the chapel of the almshouse founded or re- founded by Abbot Beere. 26 A Leper with clapper and dish [After a Miniature in the BiW. de 1'Arsenal, Pans, MS. 5060 ; xiii. cent.; from La Vie Priv6e d Autre- fois, L'Hygiene, A. Franklin, 1890.] 27. Document and Seal of Holy Innocents', ^ ^ Lincoln . • * ' [B.M. Harl. ch. 44 A. 29.I 28 Alms-box, Harbledown Hospital . Erasmus dropped a coin into it on his visit to Harbledown. ditto ditto . .192