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XXXII.—Report of the Committee appointed by the Council of the Society of Antiquaries to investigate the circumstances attending the recent Discovery of a Body in St. Stephen's Chapel, Westminster
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The Committee appointed by the Council on the 20th January, 1852, to investigate the circumstances attending the recent discovery of a body in St. Stephen's Chapel, Westminster, with power to have drawings made and with directions to report to the Society, beg to report, that, having obtained the necessary permission from Charles Barry, Esq., and secured the services of Mr. Scharf as draughtsman, they proceeded, on Friday the 23rd January, to the crypt under the Chapel of St. Stephen, Westminster, where the body in question had been discovered.
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page 409 note a Burton's Leicestershire, p. 51.
page 409 note b Archæologia, vol. III. p. 381.
page 409 note c Essays by Sir H. Halford, p. 163.
page 411 note a His Will, hereafter printed.
page 411 note b Sepulch. Mon. ii. 52.
page 411 note c Ibid. 53.
page 411 note d In a window of the Library of Gonville and Caius College, there was formerly this inscription:—“Pray for the welfare of the Rev. Mr. William Lindwood, Bishop of St. David's, some time Fellow Commoner of this College.” Leland's Collect. V. 402, ed. 1770. The Committee are indebted to C. H. Cooper, Esq., F.S.A., for this and some other references.
page 411 note e Ibid.
page 411 note f Godwin de Praesul. p. 583.
page 411 note g Tanner, Biblioth. quoting Reg. Sarum.
page 411 note h Tanner, referring to Reg. Chicheley.
page 411 note i Wilkins's Concil. iii. 389, from Reg. Chicheley, ii. fol. 131b.
page 411 note k Feed. ix. 470.
page 411 note l Ibid. pp. 471, 481.
page 411 note m Ibid. p. 528.
page 411 note n His dedication of his Pvovinciale to Archbishop Chicheley.
page 412 note a His dedication of the Provinciale to Archbishop Chicheley.
page 412 note b Ibid.
page 412 note c Nicolas's Proc. Privy Council, iv. 82.
page 412 note d Fredera, x. 473, 476.
page 412 note e Digby MS. in Bibl. Bodl. fo. 4 b.
page 412 note f Fœd. x. 546; Nicolas's Proc. Priv. Co. iv. 161; Rot. Parl. v. 434.
page 412 note g Fœd. x. 614; Nicolas's Proc. Priv. Co. v. 116.
page 412 note h Ibid. 684.
page 412 note i Ibid. 688.
page 412 note k Ibid. 848.
page 412 note l Palgrave's Ancient Inventories, ii. 170.
page 412 note m Fœd. 716.
page 412 note n Ibid. 741.
page 412 note o Ibid. 745.
page 412 note p Ibid. 750.
page 412 note q Rot. Parl. iv. 507.
page 412 note r Ibid. v. 87, 163; Fœd. xi. 36.
page 413 note a Wharton MS. Lambeth, 585, fo. 617; and Spencer's Life of Chicheley, 85.
page 413 note b Rot. Parl. iv. 367.
page 413 note c Wood's Hist, and Antiq. Oxon. ed. Gutch, i. 570, from Reg. Chicheley, fo. 362.
page 413 note d Spencer's Life of Chicheley, p. 75; Wilkins's Concilia, iii. 407, 409, 410, from Reg. Chicheley.
page 413 note e Nicolas's Proc. Priv. Co. v. 116.
page 414 note a Newcourt's Repertorium, i. 245.
page 414 note b Tanner's Biblioth. referring to A. Wood's MS. c. 94.
page 414 note c Ibid, referring to Br. Willis.
page 414 note d Ibid, referring to A. Wood's MS. c. 139.
page 414 note e Ibid, referring to Reg. Alnwyke.
page 414 note f Ibid, referring to Collect. Inett.
page 414 note g Wilkins's Concilia, iii. 532
page 414 note h Nicolas's Proc. Priv. Co. v. 195.
page 414 note i His Will, printed in the Appendix to this Report.
page 417 note a A body swathed in cere-cloth, of exactly the same character as the present, but wrapped in lead, was found at Bury St. Edmund's in 1772. It was suggested to be that of Thomas Beaufort, Duke of Exeter, who died in 1426.—See Philos. Trans, vol. Ixii. p. 465.
page 426 note a Herbert's Ames, i. 98.
page 426 note b Dibdin's Typog. Antiq., i. 345.
page 427 note a We allude especially to a broad-ended open pair of shears, and a shield crowned, bearing three fleurs-delys, with a cross pendant from the shield. Both these are among the paper-marks of the Paston Letters.
page 429 note a In Gent. Mag. vol. lxxxi., pt. 2, p. 625, is a letter from Mr. Holmes, of East Retford, in which he gives an account of a MS. addition to a copy of Lyndewode's Provinciale, Paris, 1555 [probably a mistake for 1505], printed at the charges of W. Bretton, an honest merchant of London. This addition is entitled “Verba Willielmi Lindewode ad Clerum.” It is a poem of sixty-four lines of advice addressed to the clergy. The following is a specimen :—
Oribus tenemini vestris predicare,
Sed quid, quibus, qualiter, ubi, quando, quare,
Debitis sollicite præconsiderare,
Nequis in officio dicat vos errare.
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