The graphic and historical illustrator; an original miscellany of literary, antiquarian, and topographical information, embellished with one hundred and fifty woodcuts . sted. But the estate for many yearshas been tenanted as a farm, and called above cut represents the east front of OckholtManor-house, with its picturesque wooden gables,and that venerable simplicity of aspect, which marksits character.! The bay-window, with five lights in * Vide Pat. Roll. 5a. Henry III. t A view of this exterior was given in Lysonss MagnaBritannia, Berksh ire, 1806; but some alterations have been


The graphic and historical illustrator; an original miscellany of literary, antiquarian, and topographical information, embellished with one hundred and fifty woodcuts . sted. But the estate for many yearshas been tenanted as a farm, and called above cut represents the east front of OckholtManor-house, with its picturesque wooden gables,and that venerable simplicity of aspect, which marksits character.! The bay-window, with five lights in * Vide Pat. Roll. 5a. Henry III. t A view of this exterior was given in Lysonss MagnaBritannia, Berksh ire, 1806; but some alterations have beensince made in the gables and other parts. THE GRAPHIC AND HISTORICAL ILLUSTRATOR. 373 two divisions, is that of the Great Hall, which is anoble apartment, forty feet in length, thirty feetwide, and twenty-eight feet in height to thepresent ceiling : this ceiling, however, has been in-troduced at a later date, and conceals the more ancient roof, which is sustained by a framework offine arches, springing from sculptured corbels, &c,in nearly a similar style to that at Crosby Hall. Inthe subjoined cut, this apartment, as it now appears,is accurately The interior is surrounded with oak-paneling,and in the windows are various coats of arms, coevalwith the edifice, in distinct and vivid the arms, which are depicted, (one in eachwindow,) on a ground of diagonal stripes, containingflowers, and mottoes in the old text hand, arethose of King Henry the Sixth, with the Antelopeshis supporters ; his Queen, Margaret of Anjou, withher supporters, the Antelope and the Eagle; theNorreys, with Beavers for supporters ; the Abbey ofWestminster; Beaufort, Duke of Somerset; Edmund,last Earl of March; Henry, Duke of Warwick; Dela Pole, Duke of Suffolk; Sir William Beauchamp,Lord St. Amand ; Sir William Lacon, of Bray,Chief Justice of the Kings Bench ; the Lord Wen-lock ; Sir Richard Naufan; Captain of Calais;Sir John Pury, knt., of Chamberhouse Castle, inthe parish of Th


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