L'itinerario antiquario, che comprende esemplari di architettura, monastica, castellata e domestica; con altre vestigia dell'antichità in Gran Bretagna Compagnia con descrizioni . slimasso le sue braccia, su una croce, fivemullets, con una mezzaluna per differenza : Le gambe e le cosce sono rotte e sono andati, e la testa è allentata e molto RE S LANULKY tHliitU. Deaffrontato. La signora ha su un abito fiorito, e sopra di esso lungo mantello fissato attraverso il collo, da cui è pendanta catena e piccola croce. Sul suo lato sinistro c'è una mezzaluna; e sulla sua destra, una salpata incisa ; sotto la quale, sulle pieghe del

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The antiquarian itinerary, comprising specimens of architecture, monastic, castellated, and domestic; with other vestiges of antiquity in Great BritainAccompanied with descriptions . slioulder his arms, on a cross, fivemullets, with a crescent for difference : the legs and thighsare broken off and gone, and the head is loose and much KING S LANULKY tHliitU. defaced. The lady has on a flowered robe, and over it along cloak fastened across the neck, from which is pendanta chain and small cross. On her left side is a crescent;and on her right, a saltire engrailed ; below which, on thefolds of the cloak, are the same arms as on the knightsshoulder. The hands, which have been raised as in prayer, are broken oflF, and the countenance is much defaced. Thehead-dress is of an angular form, of the time of Henry theSeventh. On the west and south sides of the tomb areshields of the above arms, in square compartments, withtrefoils in the angles: on one of the shields the arms areimpaled. This is probably the tomb of sir John yerney, of Pendley; who was sheriff of Herts and Essex in thefourteenth of Henry the Second. The church contains several other ancient and curiousmonuments.. BERKHAMPSTEAD CASTLE, HER TFORDSHIRE. Tins Castle, erecttd by the Saxons, was enlarged andstrengthened with additional outworks by the earl of Mon-taigne, but in the time of his son and successor, William, who had rebelled against Henry the First, it was seized, withall his other possessions in England, and as it is generallystated, razed to the ground. It is however extremely proba-ble that the demolition was only a partial one, and that theCastle was again 6tted up for a royal residence, either in thetime of Stephen, or very early in the reign of Henry the Se-cond, as the latter certainly kept his court atBerkhampstead.Berkhampstead Castle was situated on the east side of thetown, and though the buildings are now reduced to a few mas-sive fragments of wall, the remains are still sufficient tocvincetheanc

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