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A guide, descriptive and historical, through the Town of Shrewsbury

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1 Organ Screen in St. Mary’s Church 1

2 Norman Doorway, ditto 1

3 Town Hall 7

4 Market House 9

5 Statue of Richard Duke of York, on ditto 10

6 Angel under canopied niche, on ditto 10

7 Public Rooms 12

8 Ireland’s Mansion 14

9 “Bennette’s Halle” 15

10 Timber Houses on Pride Hill 16

11 Gateway of the Council House 19

12 Ditto of the Castle 22

13 The Castle 23

14 Laura’s Tower 24

15 Royal Free Grammar School 27

16 Principal School-Room, ditto 43

17 Bible Stand in the Chapel, ditto 44

18 The Library, ditto 45

19 Railway Station 48

20 Berwick Chapel 53

21 St. Michael’s Church 54

22 Battlefield Church 56

23 St. Mary’s Church 62

24 Monument to Rev. J. B. Blakeway, in ditto 72

25 Triple Lancet Window, ditto 74

26 Ancient Stone Font, ditto 76

27 Monument to Admiral Benbow, ditto 77

28 Altar-tomb, Simon de Leybourne, ditto 79

29 Monument to Master Wigram, ditto 79

30 Statue to Bishop Butler, ditto 81

31 Salop Infirmary 86

32 St. Alkmund’s Church 94

33 Guild House of the Holy Cross 99

34 St. Julian’s Church 100

35 Old St. Chad’s Church 107

36 Tower on the Town Walls 119

37 English Bridge 122

38 Abbey Church, or Church of the Holy Cross 130

39 Ditto, eastern end 133

40 Stone Railing, in ditto 134

41 Monument to Roger de Montgomery, ditto 136

42 Altar-tomb to Richard Onslow, Esq. ditto 137

43 Ditto to Alderman Jones and his Wife, ditto 138

44 Reader’s Pulpit, ditto 141

45 White Hall 145

46 Column in honour of Lord Hill 147

47 St. Giles’s Church 148

48 Interior of ditto 151

49 “Pest-Basin,” in St. Giles’s Churchyard 152

50 Altar-tomb at Longner 155

51 Roman Wall at Wroxeter 155

52 Trinity Church 156

53 Meole Bridge, &c. 157

54 Window in Franciscan Friary 158

55 The Quarry 159

56 St. Chad’s Church 163

57 Font in ditto 165

58 Figure of St. Chad in ditto 167

59 Welsh Bridge 171

60 St. George’s Church 173

61 Shelton Oak 176

August, 1855.

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