2. Early English ornaments on the arcade in the Transept: Hexham Church.

3. Asperging vessel of copper. Now in Wreay Church, Cumberland, having

been presented by Miss Losh of Woodside, who designed and principally

built that beautiful and curious little church. The legend round the lip

is as follows. † Pries. Pur. Lalme. G. Glanuille. †

4. Two keys in the possession of Mr. Rippon. The small one was found in

Tynemouth ruins, the large one is that of the former church of Gateshead:

it is near a foot in length, and furnished with a series of staples.

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