The Plates are as follows:—

1. Battlefield Church as it appeared after the first restoration of

1749. From an engraving by Fras. Parry, after a drawing by Jas. Bowen,

Salop. The earliest known sketch of the Church. N. View. (Faces _p._

8.) {26}

2. The Church as it appeared in 1792, after the nave had fallen in.

From an engraving in the _Gentleman’s Magazine_, communicated by D.

Parkes. The old stone wall is figured in the sketch. S. View. (_Faces

p._ 22.)

3. The Church as it appeared shortly before the second restoration of

1861. S. View. (_Faces p._ 23.)

4. The Church as it now is, shewing the external alterations made by Mr.

S. Pountney Smith, at the second restoration of 1861. S. View. (_Faces

Title-page_.)

5. The wooden image of “Our Lady of Pity,” placed in the Sedilia. From

an engraving in the _Gentleman’s Magazine_, 1792. (_See p._ 19.)

[Picture: Decorative graphic]

SHREWSBURY:

“Eddowes’s Shrewsbury Journal” Offices,

7, The Square.

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