Memorials of Old Dorset

by Unknown

[46] A full account of these “ruins” appeared in the Dorset Nat. Hist. and Antiquarian Field Club’s Proceedings, vol. xxvi., 195 ff.

[47] “The Abbot at incredible expense is now restoring the monastery most gloriously.”

[48] Engraved in Oliver’s Monasticon Diocesis Exoniensis.

[49] The writer has used, among other books, the Guides of Savage and Young, Mrs. Frampton’s Journal, and his brother Mr. H. J. Moule’s Old Dorset and Dorchester Antiquities.

[50] One part of that house is the oldest piece of inhabited building in the borough.

[51] Spring, 1907.

[52] On the site of this chapel Mr. Ellis dug up some beautiful pieces of fourteenth-century Gothic work.

[53] This bridge was finished in 1824, at a cost of £20,000.

[54] “The Problem of Lynchets,” Dorset Nat. Hist. and Antiquarian Field Club’s Proceedings, vol. xxiv.

[55] Jude the Obscure, p. 249.