ly English Chapel 57

The Ambulatory, looking towards St. Margaret's Chapel 59

The North Choir Aisle and St. Edmund's Chapel 61

The Vestry Door, South Choir Aisle 66

The Apsidal Chapel, South Transept 68

The Choir, looking West 72

Rib-centres in the Choir Vault 73

The Sedilia 75

The Warwick Chapel 85

Chantry of the Founder, Fitz-Hamon 89

The Despenser Monument 90

The Trinity Chapel 92

The "Wakeman Cenotaph" 94

The South Choir Aisle, looking West 96

DEERHURST.

Deerhurst Priory Church, from the South 104

Interior, looking West 110

Font 114

Plan of Deerhurst Priory Church before the Conquest, by J.T.
Micklethwaite, F.S.A., from "The Archaeological Journal" 118

The Tower, from "The Archaeological Journal" 119

Fourteenth Century Window 122

The Saxon Chapel 123

Dedication Stone 124

Plan of Saxon Chapel 124

Dedication Slab of an Altar 124

Chancel Arch in the Saxon Chapel 125

PLAN of Deerhurst Priory and its Domestic Buildings as now
existing 129

PLAN of Tewkesbury Abbey 130

[Illustration: _Photo. Dr. Oscar Clark._
THE ABBEY--FROM THE NORTH-WEST.]

[Illustration: TEWKESBURY ABBEY IN 1840.
By _Rev. J.L. Petit_.]

TEWKESBURY ABBEY.

CHAPTER I.

HISTORY OF THE FOUNDATION AND FABRIC OF THE ABBEY CHURCH, AND SOME
ACCOUNT OF ITS BENEFACTORS.

Tradition, originating in the desire to account for the name of the
tow