Memorials of
Memorials of Shrewsbury being a concise description of the town and its environs, adapted as a general guide for the information of visitors and residents
作者：Pidgeon, Henry
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共 211 题- BEING A
- CONCISE DESCRIPTION OF THE TOWN
- AND ITS ENVIRONS,
- Adapted as
- A General Guide
- FOR THE
- INFORMATION OF VISITORS AND RESIDENTS.
- BY
- HENRY PIDGEON.
- ILLUSTRATED WITH THIRTY-SIX ENGRAVINGS.
- TO THE
- The Memorials of Shrewsbury
- ARE VERY RESPECTFULLY INSCRIBED,
- PREFACE.
- H. P.
- ILLUSTRATIONS,
- FROM DRAWINGS MADE EXPRESSLY FOR THIS WORK.
- CONTENTS.
- SHENSTONE.
- SITUATION.
- SHAKSPEARE.
- ETYMOLOGY.
- ANCIENT HISTORY.
- THE CASTLE.
- DYER.
- THE INTERIOR GATEWAY,
- CHURCHYARD.
- THE FEUDAL STATE
- PRESENT STATE.
- COTTLE’S ALFRED.
- POPULATION.
- ECCLESIASTICAL BUILDINGS.
- THE OLD CHURCH OF ST. CHAD.
- THE NEW CHURCH OF SAINT CHAD
- On the east wall of the chancel is a small tablet in memory of
- ST. MARY’S CHURCH
- THE INTERIOR
- THE NORTH TRANSEPT
- Against the west wall is a most beautiful free-stone
- SOUTH TRANSEPT.
- From the south transept a fine Norman arch opens to the
- TRINITY CHAPEL,
- SAINT ALKMUND’S CHURCH
- SAINT JULIAN’S CHURCH.
- THE ABBEY CHURCH.
- THE INTERIOR
- MONUMENTS—SOUTH AISLE.
- NORTH AISLE.
- SAINT GILES’S CHURCH.
- THE INTERIOR OF THE CHURCH
- SAINT MICHAEL’S CHURCH
- SAINT GEORGES CHURCH.
- THE INTERIOR
- TRINITY CHURCH.
- DISSENTING MEETING HOUSES.
- THE INDEPENDENTS.
- BAPTISTS.
- THE SECOND BAPTISTS
- THE WESLEYAN METHODISTS
- THE METHODIST NEW CONNEXION
- THE WELSH CALVINISTIC METHODISTS
- THE PRIMITIVE METHODISTS
- THE QUAKERS
- THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHAPEL
- ROYAL FREE GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
- SHIRLEY.
- The following annual prizes are distributed—
- THE SCHOOLS
- SESSIONS.
- COURT OF RECORD.
- COURT OF REQUESTS.
- MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
- TRADING COMPANIES.
- SHREWSBURY SHOW.
- THE COUNTY HALL.
- THE GUILD HALL AND EXCHEQUER
- THE MARKET HOUSE
- THE BRIDGES.
- THE OLD WELSH BRIDGE
- THE OLD EAST OR STONE BRIDGE
- THE ENGLISH BRIDGE,
- LORD HILL’S COLUMN.
- ON THE SOUTH SIDE.
- ON THE NORTH SIDE.
- ON THE EAST SIDE.
- THE TOWN AND COUNTY GAOL
- THE BUTTER AND POULTRY MARKET,
- THE CIRCUS BUTTER & CHEESE MARKET,
- THE NEW BUTTER AND CHEESE MARKET
- THE SALOP INFIRMARY.
- EYE AND EAR DISPENSARY.
- ST. GILES’S HOSPITAL,
- ST JOHN’S HOSPITAL,
- THE DRAPERS’ ALMSHOUSES.
- ST. CHAD’S ALMSHOUSES
- HOUSE OF INDUSTRY.
- HUMANE SOCIETY.
- THE PRISON CHARITIES
- THE PAROCHIAL CHARITIES
- THE TOWN CHARITIES
- CHARITY SCHOOLS.
- ALLATT’S SCHOOL
- PUBLIC SUBSCRIPTION SCHOOL.
- THE LANCASTERIAN SCHOOLS
- ST. MARY’S AND ST. MICHAEL’S SCHOOLS
- ST. CHAD’S LADIES’ SCHOOL
- INFANT SCHOOLS
- SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
- A WALK WITHIN THE WALLS.
- MARKET SQUARE,
- THE MERCERS’ HALL.
- SHEARMEN’S HALL;
- THE TOWN WALLS,
- THE AUSTIN FRIARS,
- THE WELSH BRIDGE
- ROWLEY’S MANSION,
- THE BELL STONE,
- IRELAND’S MANSION,
- THE HIGH CROSS,
- ST. NICHOLAS’S CHAPEL,
- THE COUNCIL HOUSE,
- THE DRAPERS’ HALL,
- JONES’S MANSION,
- ANCIENT TIMBER HOUSE,
- THE JUDGES’ HOUSE,
- THE COLLEGE OF ST. CHAD,
- VAUGHAN’S PLACE,
- LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC INSTITUTIONS.
- SHROPSHIRE AND NORTH WALES NATURAL HISTORY AND ANTIQUARIAN SOCIETY.
- THE SUBSCRIPTION LIBRARY
- THE NEW CHORAL SOCIETY
- THE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY
- MECHANICS’ INSTITUTION.
- NEWSPAPERS.
- WALK WITHOUT THE WALLS.
- SHREWSBURY QUARRY.
- KINGSLAND,
- THE GREY OR FRANCISCAN FRIARY.
- A few yards beyond stood
- THE DOMINICAN FRIARY,
- THE WATER-LANE GATE,
- SHREWSBURY PARK,
- On a line with the front of the County Prison is
- HOWARD-STREET,
- THE TOWN WALLS
- RECREATIVE.
- THE THEATRE.
- SHAKSPEARE.
- THE CIRCUS
- THE HORSE RACES
- THE ASSEMBLY ROOM
- THE SHREWSBURY HUNT
- ANGLING.
- AQUATIC EXCURSIONS.
- THE SUBURBS OF SHREWSBURY
- THE WATER WORKS,
- Nearly opposite are
- THE ROYAL BATHS,
- BENBOW HOUSE,
- We now arrive at
- COTON HILL,
- THE CASTLE FOREGATE,
- The canal terminates on the N.W. side of the County Prison, in a spacious
- COAL WHARF,
- THE SUBURB OF FRANKWELL,
- GLENDOWER’S OAK,
- THE ABBEY FOREGATE.
- MERIVALE,
- THE MONASTIC REMAINS
- Of the remains which have excited most attention is an elegant octagonal
- STONE PULPIT,
- On the left, half way up the street, is
- THE WHITE HALL,
- A few yards distant is
- THE RACE GROUND,
- SUTTON SPA,
- Sixteen fluid ounces contain of—
- Iodine and bromine, each a trace
- Carbonate iron, about 0.7 grain
- Anhydrous muriate magnesia, 8.8 grains
- THE SUBURB OF COLEHAM,
- TRADE AND MANUFACTURES.
- In the last century the properties of this beverage were thus extolled:—
- MARKETS.
- THE FAIRS.
- THE SEVERN.
- THE NAVIGATION OF THE RIVER
- THE ENVIRONS OF SHREWSBURY
- BATTLEFIELD,
- BATTLEFIELD CHURCH,
- GRINSHILL
- HAWKSTONE,
- HAUGHMOND ABBEY,
- South-east, clothed with masses of woody verdure, is
- HAUGHMOND HILL,
- At the foot of the hill is
- THE VILLAGE OF UFFINGTON,
- THE VILLAGE OF ALBRIGHTON,
- THE VILLAGE OF MEOLE,
- Two miles beyond this spot is the pleasant
- VILLAGE OF CONDOVER.
- PITCHFORD,
- At the distance of somewhat more than a mile is
- ACTON BURNELL.
- THE VILLAGE OF ATCHAM,
- WROXETER.
- THE WREKIN,
- JOHN EDDOWES, PRINTER, SHREWSBURY.
- ADDITIONS.
- ERRATA. {227}
- FOOTNOTES.