The Inns of Court
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The old coloured glass, representing Old Testa- ment figures and the Twelve Apostles, made by Hall, of Fetter Lane, but probably designed by the Flemish artist, Bernard van Linge, is very good. It is contemporary with the original build- ing, and was paid for by subscribers, who included in their number Noy, the Attorney-General, and Southampton and Pembroke, the friends of Shake- speare.
In the Vaults lie Prynne, whose grave is un- marked, and the youthful daughter of the great Lord Brougham (...1839), the only woman ever buried here. Lord Wellesley composed a Latin epitaph to grace her tomb. It has no great merit as a composition.
The Old Hall stands at right angles to the Chapel. Older than the Gatehouse itself, it has been quite ruined by frequent alterations, restora- tions, and by hideous plastering. It was stuccoed by Bernasconi about the year 1800. ' The Loover or Lanthorn, ' according to the Records of the Society, was * set up in the sixth of Edward VI. ' That the same customs obtained in Lincoln's Inn as in the other Inns, and were celebrated in this Hall, is indicated by an order of the Society during the reign of Henry VIII.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The old coloured glass, representing Old Testa- ment figures and the Twelve Apostles, made by Hall, of Fetter Lane, but probably designed by the Flemish artist, Bernard van Linge, is very good. It is contemporary with the original build- ing, and was paid for by subscribers, who included in their number Noy, the Attorney-General, and Southampton and Pembroke, the friends of Shake- speare.
In the Vaults lie Prynne, whose grave is un- marked, and the youthful daughter of the great Lord Brougham (...1839), the only woman ever buried here. Lord Wellesley composed a Latin epitaph to grace her tomb. It has no great merit as a composition.
The Old Hall stands at right angles to the Chapel. Older than the Gatehouse itself, it has been quite ruined by frequent alterations, restora- tions, and by hideous plastering. It was stuccoed by Bernasconi about the year 1800. ' The Loover or Lanthorn, ' according to the Records of the Society, was * set up in the sixth of Edward VI. ' That the same customs obtained in Lincoln's Inn as in the other Inns, and were celebrated in this Hall, is indicated by an order of the Society during the reign of Henry VIII.
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