Tours in Scozia 1747, 1750, 1760 . Come sostenute prima chela unione, e formando la caratteristica più saliente del Pend. - Entrambi questi portali sono ancora esistenti, quello del XII e la otherprobably del XV secolo. Era la vecchia chiesa, o almeno la sua navata centrale,e poi utilizzata come chiesa parrocchiale. Una buona parte del cornicione o acqua tablingreferred a esiste ancora. ^ I chiostri e negli edifici monastici a Whithorn devono essere state undoubtedlyto nord della chiesa. ^ Questi archi esistenti all'interno di memoria viva e sono state solo demolita nel1822 nella cancellazione del sito per la parrocchia attuale di Coira

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Tours in Scotland 1747, 1750, 1760 . as borne beforethe Union, and forming the most prominent feature of The Pend. - Both of these doorways are still extant, the one of the 12th and the otherprobably of the 15th century. It was the old church, or at least its nave, and then used as the Parish Church. A good part of the cornice or water tablingreferred to still exists. ^ The cloisters and monastic buildings at Whithorn must have been undoubtedlyto the north of the Church. ^ These arches existed within living memory, and were only demolished in1822 in clearing the site for the present Parish Church, which is founded through-out on ancient remains. ? Malcolm Fleming was prior in 1540, and died 1568. 16 TOUR THROUGH SCOTLAND, 1750. vault ^ open at one end. For in tlie time of David the First, Fergus, Lord of Galloway, founded here a priory of Premon-stratenses, the members of which composed dean and chapterof the Cathedral. James Retune, Archbisliop of St. Andrews[1522] and Cliancellor of Scotland, was prior of this jilacc.. Norman Doorway, Whithorn Priory. A quarter of a mile to the southeast of the town, towards thesea, is wliat they call the Castle of liishopstown, winch, it is said, Crypt of the south transept. This lias been recently cleared out, and madethe starling-point of extensive excavations undertaken at the instance of the Ayrand Galloway Arclia;ological Association. In a ftjrthcoming volume of theAssociation, Mr. W. Galloway, F.S.A. Scot., purposes to fully illustrate all thebuildings, etc., of the Priory. - This doorway is illustrated in Ecclesiologkal Notes on Sonic of the Islands ofScotland, by T. S. Muir, Edin. 1885, Frontispiece and p. 234. ISLE OF WHITIIUUN. 17 was tiie IJishops liouse. It seems to have been an oblong square.^They speak of the garden extending towards the sea, and it isindeed a most delightful! situation. This town consists mostlyof farmers and a few tradesmen and manufacturers in woollenand linnen for home consumption. There is a squa

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• bookcentury1800
• bookdecade1880
• bookidtoursinscotl
• bookyear1887