of St. Mary de Lode,
and is on the actual site of the burning. This is perhaps the chief or
the only interest in the memorial, as its architectural merit is almost
_nil_. The inscriptions to prevent defacement are glazed over, and as
the glass is broken the effect is wretched. A previous monument to the
Bishop was erected at the other end of the churchyard.

An interesting relic of the execution of the Bishop is in possession of
the rector of St. Mary's Church--viz. the sergeant's mace, which was the
authority of the soldiers who conducted the Bishop down to Gloucester.
This mace, which is the only surviving example of a London sergeant's
mace, was found in a house in Westgate Street, belonging to a Mr Ingram.
It is to be hoped that some day the mace may be deposited in some public
national museum.

NOTES, ARCHITECTURAL AND CHRONOLOGICAL

Style. Abbot at the Time. Date.
South Porch, West |} | |
End of Nave, and |}P. |Morwent. | 1421-1437.
Aisles. |} | |
| | |
|{Pilasters N.,} | |
South Aisle of Nave. |{Windows and } |Serlo. | 1089-1100.
|{Groining D. } |Thokey. | 1307-1329.
| | |
|{Piers, Arches }| |
Nave. |{Triforium, }|Serlo. | 1089-1100.
|{Groining E.E.,}|Foliot. | 1242.
|{Windows P. }|Morwent. | 1421-1437.
| | |
|{Walls and }| |
North Aisle of Nave. |{Groining N., }|Serlo. | 1089-1100.
|{Windows P. }|Morwent. | 1421-1437.
| | |
South Transept. | Tr. (D. to P.) |Wygmore. | c. 1330.
| | |
Choir and |{P. cased on N.}|Staunton and | 1337-1377.
Presbytery. |{Walls. }|Horton. |
| | |
|{Walls and }|