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

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os Norfolk and marshalsy of England ; which had
fair lands in this county belonging to it.
2. Gules 3 lions passant guardant O. England.
3. O. 3 chevrons G. This is in memory of
the Clares; who derived themselves from Robert,
the base son os King Henry I. Richard had issue
Gilbert de Clare ; unto whom King Edward I.
with the earldom of Gloucester, gave the earldom
of Heresord or Hartsord. It is written promiscu-
oussy by the same authors, though I mould think
it could not well be the earldom of Hereford ;
because I find the Bohuns did lineally continue
the honour. However, they were patrons of this
church, and had lands in this county.
In the sixth window is nothing but the arms of
the see, twice expressed ; G. 3 leopards heads
reversed, jessant 3 fleurs de lis. Under which is
the tomb of Bishop Booth, in the wall arched.
On the wall is a cheeky work of siione. On
every other square is a spread eagle A. There,
through a door, you enter St. Katherine's aile;
where, on the North end, is the tomb of Bishop
Westfaling, and his coat of arms over it; viz. B.
a cross between 4 galthropes O. impaled with A.
chevron ingrailed between 3 crosTes sitche S. on
the chevron 2 lions combatant of the field ; by
the name of Barlow, his wife being os that family;
his effigies there at large, with several memorials
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