...mutilated remains of the three canopied recesses, or stalls, so often seen in ancient churches. At the east end of the north aisle was a chapel, dedicated to the Holy Virgin, which is entirely occupied by the monuments of the Clopton family. The chancel, a fine...

...mutilated remains of the three canopied recesses, or stalls, MO often seen in ancient churches. At the east end of the north aisle was a chapel, dedicated to the Holy Virgin, which is entirely occupied by the monuments of the Clopton family. The chancel, a fine...

...pinnacles ; which were taken down in 1764, and rebuilt in a very inferior style. At the eastern extremity of the north aisle was a chapel dedicated to the Virgin Mary, which was used by the brotherhood of the Holy Cross, founded at Stratford in 1269, by whom this aisle...

...sensations, free from that disgust and vexation attendant upon the view of a neglected and dingy edifice. At the east end of the north aisle was a chapel dedicated...monuments of the Clopton family, who derive their sirname from the manor and mansion house of Clopton, in this parish. The most ancient of these monuments...

...sensations, free from that disgust and vexation attendant upon the view of a neglected and dingy edifice. At the east end of the north aisle was a chapel dedicated...monuments of the Clopton family, who derive their sirname from the manor and mansion house of Clopton, in this parish. The most ancient of these monuments...