Belfry.]

the domestic architecture of the seventeenth century. There is a strong

dash of Renaissance taste in the design; but the cornice with its small

corbels, and the string course with its moulded supports, might be

details from any old Scottish castle. The bell bears the date 1557. A

curious relic of the older structure has, however, been discovered in

the choir in the form of an antique wall-painting of St. Ninian.

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