XXXII. Almeries.

The first of these, now in Weatheral Church was removed from another

parish Church at a little distance, where it had long supplied the place

of a Vestry, which office it now fills. The other is in the little chapel

called St. Catherine’s in Carlisle Cathedral. Beside it is another of the

same date which has been similarly decorated with a border of rosettes,

within each of which however we find the letters T. G. in cypher. The

style of decoration is very rude. Under the terminating ends of the

hinges which seem intended to represent the heads of serpents, are

remains of crimson velvet. These letters T. G. are the initials of Thomas

Gondibour, Prior about 1490.

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