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Visits to Fields of Battle, in England, of the Fifteenth Century

Note 257b — Chapter XII · WILMSLOW CHURCH, CHESHIRE. [253a]

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I seldom see such an example of bad taste, without thinking of a passage, written in some work of imagination (it may be one of Goldsmith’s, for ought I know), which I read when a boy, mentioning an inscription by churchwardens, to the following effect, “Repaired and beautified by Samuel Smear and Daniel Daub, churchwardens.”

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