. Un breve resoconto di antico e moderno stato di città e nei pressi di Lichfield. rude 1 hanno dice DrStukely 1756 disegni di St Chads habitationby la vicina chiesa di Lichfield, whereOvin sentito gli angeli a St Chads Iobit; thereis il suo bene e un piccolo monastero, tlie habitationjoins nord est angolo di quella Chiesa. Un chantry qui è stata fondata da Roger Vescovo 156 St Chads chiesa. di Coventry e Lichfield in 1.311. Leland dice, Stowe chiesa, ad oriente di thetowne, dove è St Chads bene, una molla- di purewater, dove è visibile una pietra in fondo di essa,sul quale, alcuni dicono, St C

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. A Short account of the ancient and modern state of the city and close of Lichfield. rude 1 have says DrStukely 1756 drawings of St Chads habitationby the neighbouring Church of Lichfield, whereOvin heard the angels at St Chads Obit; thereis his well and a little monastery, tlie habitationjoins the north east angle of that Church. A chantry was here founded by Roger Bishop 156 st chads church. of Coventry and Lichfield in 1.311. Leland says, Stowe church, on the east of thetowne, where is St Chads well, a spring- of purewater, where is seen a stone in the bottom of it, on which, some say, St Chad was wont, naked, tostand in the water and pray; at this stone St Chadhad his oratory in the time of Wulfere, king- ofthe Mercians; Stowe speaks to the same effect. The church is a perpetual curacy in the pre-sentation of the vicar of St Marys; the presentcurate is the Rev. H. White, M.A. sacrist ofLichfield Cathedral. The interior of the church is very neat, it iswell pewed and has a handsome altarpiece, witha painting of the crucifixion. The font is curious, and very ancient.. ST CHADS CHURCH. 157 The families ofBabington of Curborough, andBiddulph of Elmhurst, had vaults in this chinch. On the monument of John Alden of Loudon, and Mary his wife are the following lines, Beneath this place they rest, it was the will of either.They here might slepe, awake, arise, ascend together. In the chancel is a monument, with the follow-ing inscription, In a vault near this place, are deposited theremains of Lucy Porter, who died 1:3th of Janu-ary, 1786, aged 70 years; to whose memory, ingratitude for her liberal acts of friendship con-ferred on him, this monument is erected by theRev. J. B. Pearson. The tower contains four bells.Gregory King the herald was baptized here, September 18, 1653. In the civil wars this church was garrisonedby the Parliaments forces, and it was here theladders, &c. Mere collected to storm the north-east side of the close. In the back panel of the old pulpit, wa

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