. Westmoreland, Cumberland, Durham, and Northumberland, illustrated : from original drawings by Thomas Allom, George Pickering, & c. ; with descriptions by T. Rose . e progress of the renovations. The church, however, contains several fine specimens ofmodern sculpture; the most interesting of which are those erected to the memory ofSir Matthew White Ridley, Lord Collingwood, the Rev. Hugo Moises, and CalverleyBewicke, Esq. The figure of Religion on the tomb of the Rev. H. Moises is much admired;as is also the group in the monument of Colonel Bewicke. An admirable painting on glass, (executed b
. Westmoreland, Cumberland, Durham, and Northumberland, illustrated : from original drawings by Thomas Allom, George Pickering, & c. ; with descriptions by T. Rose . e progress of the renovations. The church, however, contains several fine specimens ofmodern sculpture; the most interesting of which are those erected to the memory ofSir Matthew White Ridley, Lord Collingwood, the Rev. Hugo Moises, and CalverleyBewicke, Esq. The figure of Religion on the tomb of the Rev. H. Moises is much admired;as is also the group in the monument of Colonel Bewicke. An admirable painting on glass, (executed by John Gibson, Esq., of Newcastle,) repre-senting our Saviour bearing the cross, was placed in the great east window in 1827. Our view, taken from the entrance to the south aisle, extends to the great east window,and conveys a perfect idea of the interior of this noble ecclesiastical edifice. The monu-ment, forming a prominent feature of the engraving, is that of a former mayor of New-castle ; and round the lower part of the cenotaph are carved the effigies of his is deemed a fine specimen of funereal architecture, belonging to the era of James
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