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PLATE 96.
THREE BORDERS to the Compartments reprefented in Plate 95, on a larger fcale.
Thefe Borders are in breadth feven inches.
PLATE 97.
THE EAST WINDOW taken externally, a little below the capitals.
This Window, taken
from the line of the glafs, is in width thirty feet nine inches j in height, from the fole to
the capitals, forty-fix feet j and from thence to the point of the arch, thirty feet nine
inches. The larger Mullions are one foot in diameter, and project from the glafs eight
inches j the lefi'er are fix inches in diameter, and project fix inches. The glafs of this
Window, from the fole to the capitals, is divided by iron bars into one hundred and
forty-four compartments, the greateft part of which have each a different hilloric lubject,
chiefly .that of the Bible, but at prefent very difficult to comprehend.
PLATE 98.
THE WEST WINDOW taken externally, a little below the capitals. This Window, taken
from the line of the glafs, is in width twenty-five feet j in height, from the fole to the
capitals, twenty-nine feet j and from thence to the point of the arch, twenty-five feet.
The larger Mullions are in diameter eleven inches, and project from the glafs eight inchesj
the lefier are in diameter eight inches, and project fix inches.
PLATE 99.
A CAPITAL in the Weft Aile of the North Tranfept. This Capital is in depth one foot
three inches, with a projection of eight inches.
PLATE 100.
A WINDOW in the North Tranfept, taken externally. This Window, taken from the
line of the glafs, is in width four feet two inchesj in height, from the fole to the capitals,
fifteen feet feven inchesj and from thence to the point of the arch, four feet two inches.