YorkshireMaps and plans by Bartholomew . n moulding on their pillars, and The N. transept contains the organ. The Chancel (Dec.) has five bays, and its roof is divided into fortysquares, in each of which figures an English King, beginning withKing Brutus and ending with Edward IV., the length of theirreigns and their burial-places being also given. Perhaps the mostunique feature of the church is to be seen in the east part of theN. aisle, where the ribs of the groined roof, perfectly regular intheir arrangement, on the north side descend to the ground, forminga cluster of slender
YorkshireMaps and plans by Bartholomew . n moulding on their pillars, and The N. transept contains the organ. The Chancel (Dec.) has five bays, and its roof is divided into fortysquares, in each of which figures an English King, beginning withKing Brutus and ending with Edward IV., the length of theirreigns and their burial-places being also given. Perhaps the mostunique feature of the church is to be seen in the east part of theN. aisle, where the ribs of the groined roof, perfectly regular intheir arrangement, on the north side descend to the ground, forminga cluster of slender shafts round the main pillars, while on theopposite (S.) side they intertwine and rest in the usual way on thecapitals of the pillars. A Chapel opens out of this aisle, and aboveit are two priests rooms, reached by a remarkable staircase. The Monuments as a rule are ugly and heavy,—worthy samplesof the Queen Anne period. Route continued. From Beverley the line passes through adull flat country to (11 m.) Arram and (13) Lockington, two.
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