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WROXTON. (All Saints.)
There is no armour in this church, but in the chapel of the Abbey are the Garter achievements of Lord North, removed from Windsor in 1790.
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Fig. 1709. Swalcliffe
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Fig. 1710. Thame
RUTLANDSHIRE
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Fig. 1711. Exton
EXTON. (SS. Peter and Paul.)
[Communicated by Mr. W. H. Fenton, J.P.]
1. Close helmet, circa 1570 (Fig. 1711a).
