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the same time : two other screens inclose the north and a collection of coarse delf, and other earthenware, and :South transepts: the east window of three lancet lights glass, early tr1:1velling trunks, and pillions, spinning .and the west window, as ""ell as eight windows in the wheels, piles of arras, quantities of fine damask table' <:hancel and nave, are all stained: there are 390 sittings, linen, and exquisitely embroidered sheets, and a complet~ uo being free. The register dates from the year 1662. ;;et of embroidered bed-furniture; the library include!\ "The living is a vicarage, net yearly value £220, includ­ some astrological parchment MS. attributed to the famou~t ing 2! acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift of the Dr. Dee, a native of the adjoining town of Upton-on­ Earl of Coventry, and held since 1867 by the Rev. Thomas Severn, as well as other MSS. ancient books of accounts, Henry Cecil Hughes M.A. of Brasenose College, Oxford. and chests of deeds, besides printed books and some relics, .St. James's, CALLOW END, built in 1888 by the late and copies of the local county journal for ISO years past. Earl Beauchamp, as a chapel of ease to the parish The house is not. shown, and can only be seen by .special church, is a plain edifice of brick, seating about 150 pel·­ permiSSIOn.• • :Sons : the services are conducted by the vicar of Powick. ln 1642 an encounter took place here between the Royal CALLOW END is a hamlet, I~ miles distant, and .and Parliamentary forces, and in 1651 another conflict has a chapel -of pase, built in 1888. CLEVELOAD is occured at Powick bridge, of which structure parts still a hamlet, 3 miles south, on the west bank of the remain. At STANBROOK is St. Mary's Abbey, a con­ Severn, and formerly had a chapel existing till late vent of nuns of the Order of St. Benedict, removed here in the 16th century ; the chapelry is now united to iu 1838 from Salford Priors, in Warwickshire, where they . W oodsfield is a hamlet, z miles south-by· bad settled after being expelled from France during the west, also unitt>d to Madresfield. Collett's Green is half, revolution in 1793 : connected with this establishment a-mile "est. Bastonford is a hamlet, 1! Uliles south· there is a school for the education of young ladies: the west. .east wing of the building was completed and occupied Post, M. 0. & '1'. Office. james _.\., Knott, sub-post­ .