Malcolm, James Peller: First Impressions Or Sketches from Art and Nature, Animate and Inanimate (London, 1807)

84 HEREFORD CATHEDRAL.
arms of France and England, quarterly; a label
of five points Ermines.
• " Under that, in the fame window, was found
a broken inscription ; where was left.........
Thomas Chandeler Decanus Eccle Cathedral
tunc temporis q' fenestra facta fuit; and William
Lochard, who lies buried in the body of the
church, near unto this West end, betwixt two
pillars on the North side of the church, under a
ground tomb stone, with much brass-vvork in-
laid ; his garments as of a religious; upon the
double opening of which are the portraitures of
divers saints: on the left side an effigies, underwrit-
ten St. Ethelbert; adly, St. Berian ; 3dly, St.
Mary Magdalen; 4thly, St. Thomas of Hereford :
on his right side, St. Maria : 2dly, St. Georgius;
3dly, St. Katharine ; 4thly, St. Thomas Cantu-
arienlis : with this circumscription towards the
outride of the slone:
" Hie jacet Dns Wirlm's Lochard, quondam
hujus Ecclie Canonicus ac Residentiarius et Pre-
centor ejusdem Ecclie, insuper Decanus St. Be-
riane lib' Capelle Reg' in Cornub', qui inter alia
bona que huic contulit Ecclie magnam feneftram
in dtcidentali parte ejusdem Ecclie cum total'
apparat' suo, propriis costagiis fieri fecit et ex-
pens'. Obiitqc 24 die Septemb. anno Dni 1438,
16 Hen. VI." •
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