...there have been many changes and many re-edifications, till nothing remains of the original fabrick, except the massy pillars that support the tower, and...whole has assumed a form which never belonged to the antient churches of toil country, a parallelogram contained by walls of equal altitude." A brass plate,...

...near the centre of the building. The numerous changes and re-edifications have left nothing remaining of the original fabric, except the massy pillars that support the tower. On the sopth side of the attar js the Shrewsbury Chapel, founded by George, the fourth Earl, in the...

...both on the north and south, above which rose the nave, with a range of clerestory windows. Perhaps the first change in its form was produced by the erection...belonged to the ancient churches of this country —a parallelogram contained by walls of equal altitude." The dimensions of the church are — inside, nave...