Note 349 — LLANTHONY ABBEY, Monmouthshire.

Now, in Walter de Troucestre’s Chron., we read, “A.D. 1301, on the first day of April, being Easter-eve, the Church of Llanthony, near Gloucester, was entirely burnt to the bare walls, together with its four belfries, nor did any bell remain that was not either broken or melted.”—Roberts.