An interesting relic of the execution of the Bishop is in possession of the rector of St. Mary's Church--viz. the sergeant's mace, which was the authority of the soldiers who conducted the Bishop down to Gloucester. This mace, which is the only surviving example of a London sergeant's mace, was found in a house in Westgate Street, belonging to a Mr Ingram. It is to be hoped that some day the mace may be deposited in some public national museum.
Style. Abbot at the Time. Date. South Porch, West |} | | End of Nave, and |}P. |Morwent. | 1421-1437. Aisles. |} | | | | | |{ Pilasters N.,} | | South Aisle of Nave. |{ Windows and } |Serlo. | 1089-1100. |{ Groining D. } |Thokey. | 1307-1329. | | | |{ Piers, Arches }| | Nave. |{ Triforium, }|Serlo. | 1089-1100. |{ Groining E.E.,}|Foliot. | 1242. |{ Windows P. }|Morwent. | 1421-1437. | | | |{ Walls and }| | North Aisle of Nave. |{ Groining N., }|Serlo. | 1089-1100. |{ Windows P. }|Morwent. | 1421-1437. | | | South Transept. | Tr. (D. to P.) |Wygmore. | c. 1330. | | | Choir and |{ P. cased on N.}|Staunton and | 1337-1377. Presbytery. |{ Walls. }|Horton. | | | | |{ Walls and }| | Ambulatory and |{ Groining N., }|Thokey, Wygmore, | 1307-1377. Chapels. |{ Windows D. and}|Staunton, and | |{ P. inserted in}|Horton. | |{ N. Openings. }| | | | | Lady Chapel. | P. |Hanley and Fawley.| 1457-1499. | | | North Transept. | P. on N. Walls.|Horton. | 1368-1373. | | | Reliquary. | E.E. |Foliot. (?) | c. 1240. | | | Cloisters, S.E. part.| D. to P. |Horton. | 1351-1377. " rest. | P. |{ Boyfield and | 1381-1412. | |{ Froucester. | Abbot's Cloister. } | | | Chapter-House } | N. |Serlo. | 1089-1100. West-End. } | | | | | | Chapter-House } | N. and P. |Hanley. | c. 1460. East-End. } | | | | | | Tower. | P. |Seabroke. | 1450-1457.
These Notes are adapted from Mr F. S. Waller's "Notes and Sketches."
N. Norman. E.E. Early English. Tr. Transitional. D. Decorated. P. Perpendicular.
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