Herefordshire
Herefordshire
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In this are pre- served some stalls (those on the S. Retaining their misericordes) brought from Wigmore Abbey (p. 265), together with some stone panel work. Note the sedilia and the piscina. A large Dec. Chapel on 192 LEINTWARDINE LEOMINSTER the N. Is now used as a vestry and organ chamber : this, too, has a piscina. The roof of the nave de- serves attention. Two miles S. Of Leintwardine is Brandon Camp, 5 36 feet above sea level and enclosing 9 acres. The artificial defences consist of a singl...e rampart and ditch, with an entrance on the E. Romano-British remains have been found in the neighbourhood. At Walford, about a mile to the W. , is a moated tump, 17 feet high and 36 feet across the top.
LEOMINSTER (pronounced, and even spelled on some old milestones, Lemster), a market town and municipality on the Lugg in the N. Of the county, 1 3 miles N. Of Hereford, with a station on the Hereford and Shrewsbury line, forming a junction for New Radnor and Kington on the W. And Bromyard on the E.
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In this are pre- served some stalls (those on the S. Retaining their misericordes) brought from Wigmore Abbey (p. 265), together with some stone panel work. Note the sedilia and the piscina. A large Dec. Chapel on 192 LEINTWARDINE LEOMINSTER the N. Is now used as a vestry and organ chamber : this, too, has a piscina. The roof of the nave de- serves attention. Two miles S. Of Leintwardine is Brandon Camp, 5 36 feet above sea level and enclosing 9 acres. The artificial defences consist of a singl...e rampart and ditch, with an entrance on the E. Romano-British remains have been found in the neighbourhood. At Walford, about a mile to the W. , is a moated tump, 17 feet high and 36 feet across the top.
LEOMINSTER (pronounced, and even spelled on some old milestones, Lemster), a market town and municipality on the Lugg in the N. Of the county, 1 3 miles N. Of Hereford, with a station on the Hereford and Shrewsbury line, forming a junction for New Radnor and Kington on the W. And Bromyard on the E.
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