Carved Stone.]

of lettering which was in use about that time, together with the Sempill

arms.

A carved stone (Fig. 1289) (from a sketch by Mr. William Galloway),

which seems to have been the socket of a cross, stands in the building,

and was perhaps used at one time as a font. It is octagonal in form, and

has an oblong sinking in the centre.

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