which is in the church of Ewelm, in this county, of Alice, daughter of Thomas Chaucer, wife to William de la Pole, Earl of Suffolk; the other of Conftance, daughter of John Holland, Earl of Huntingdon, and Duke of Exeter, first married to Thomas Mowbray, Duke of Norfolk, and after, to Sir John Gray, Knight of the Garter, in the reign of Henry V. and Earl of Tankerville, in Normandy. Her monument is in the church of St. Catherine, near the Tower, but quite defaced.

AT Stanton Harcourt is likewife a handsome monumental figure of Sir Robert Harcourt, who was standard-bearer to Henry VII. at the battle of Bofworth Field; and also Sheriff for the county of Oxford: in the fame reign he was made Knight of the Bath, at the creation of Henry, Duke of York, afterwards Henry VIII.

THESE

THESE monuments are finely preferved, and have been lately reftored with much care; they are good fpecimens of the monumental sculpture of the times, as well as the perfonal decorations and habiliments at that period in use.

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