R. C. H.

The plate was presented to the Antiquarian Museum in Lewes Castle by Sir

H. Shiffner, Bart., about two years ago, when he rescued it from a

farm-house burnt down on his property near Lewes. It has been traced to

a cottage where it previously served the same purpose as at the

farm-house, as back to the fire-place; but no further record of its

former history can be discovered. It is not unusual, however, to find

monumental plates thus desecrated.

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