The mediaeval hospitals of England / by Rotha Mary Clay.

  • Clay, Rotha Mary.
Date:
1909
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    117 121 122 FACING PAGE XI. *St. Mary Mag-dalene's, Glastonbury . . . . uS (a) View from the West. [Drawn by E. H. New.] (i) Ground-plan. [Drawn by J. Charles Wall.] XII. St. Giles-in-the-Fields, London [From a map about 1566, B.M. Grace Collection.] (a) Plan of the Leper Hospital, (i) Church of St. Giles. XIII. *Ford's Hospital, Coventry . . . • [Photograph by Frith.] XIV. Tlie Savoy Hospital, London. . . • [G.V. 1736, Vetusta Monumenta.] XV. *Hospital of St. Nicholas, Salisbury . . . . 129 [Original drawings by J. Buckler, B.M. K. xliii.] (a) S.E. view; the present chapel is shown, and to the right a former chapel, now a kitchen. (i) W. view ; the weathering of the original porch is seen. XVI. (fl) Tlie Warden's House, Sherburn . . . . 143 [Original drawing by Grimm, B.M.] This residence was destroyed in 1833. (b) *Gateway, Kepier . . • • • i43 [Surtees' Durham.] This fine gateway (1333-45) bas a groined ceiling with beautiful bosses. XVII. *The Almshouse, Ewelme . . ... 151 [Photograph by Taunt.] The Pratie Hospitale of poore Men with its very fair Welle was visited by Leland. XVIII. *St. IMary's, Chichester . . ... 158 [Photograph by Valentine.] XIX. St. Bartholomew's, Sandwich . . . . 160 [Drawn by G. Maxwell, engraved in W. Boys' Collections, 1787.] («) Chapel, {b) Gateway. XX. The Beggars' Dole . . . . . 170 {Genilcinan's Magazine, 1793, from stained glass.] Food distributed to the hungry ; one cripple uses a stool or support. XXI. St. Mary Magdalene's, Winchester . ... 179 [J. Schnebbelie, 1788, Vetusta Monumenta.] (a) Master's House and Chapel, (b) Chapel from West. A Norman doorway from this destroyed chapel was removed to St. Peter's Street. XXII. *St. Bartholomew's, Oxford . . . . 191 [Drawn by HoUis, Gent, Mai;., 1833, i.] The chapel and buildings remain at Bartlemas Farm, Cowley Road.