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canopy and bracket. If it ever was adorned with a figure it is now empty, and the figure has disappeared. Beneath the niche there is a
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Fig. 1264.—Tullibardine Church. North and South Transepts.
small round opening, a kind of spy hole or shot hole from the tower, which was doubtless a place of security.
