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

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HEREFORD CATHEDRAL

were very great benefactors to this church. These
Toneys or Todinies were great men ; and Robert,
in the reign of Edward II. lived at Castle Colvin,
in Radnorshire ; which was parcel of this county,
by the Lords Marchers.
2. Party per pale, the first is G. 3 demi lions
passant O. The other is B. 3 bends O.
3. O. A maunch G. Henry Lord Hastings
married Joan, daughter and heir to William Can-
telupe, lord os Bergavenny; in whose right he
was Lord of Bergavenny, of whom did descend
Lawrence Hastings, lord os Bergavenny, created
earl of Pembroke by King; Edward III. He was
advanced to this honour in the right of Isabel his
grand-mother, first daughter and one of the heirs of
William Valence, earl of Pembroke. John Lord
Hastings succeeded; who was slain at a tourna-
ment at Woodstock, 15 Richard II. and had no
istue. The Lords of Bergavenny have had, and
at this present have, a very great command in
this county, about the Long town.
In the fifth window North is : 1, Party per
pale O. and Vert, a lion rampant G. The arms of
the Bigods. Temp. R. Stephani, Hugh was duke
of Norsolk and Norwich ; of whom descended
Roger Bigod, earl of Norfolk and marshal of
England; who, it is said, gave King Edward I. half,
his lands in England and Wales, with the earldom
of