Barnabæ itinerarium;

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interlocutini thes inhabitant as theoriginis his voyage. G.

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down 1688. Se Britanni , by ough, 1806 vol. i. p. 352. ' Ditannia, b Gibson. 1753, col. 555.

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294 ΟΤΕ ΟΝ273 feet. A se years besore Barnabee undertoo his hir peregrination, thechurch and spire of Grantham ere insuch a ruinous state that a petition aspresente to the Lord Keepe statin that the paristi church of the aid ancient borough, iein very pactous and thesteeple thereos amous for iis eminentheight, ere at that present lihel to fallinio uin expressing at the fame time anuiter inabilit to repat it. In his stateit seem to have remalnei till 66l, henit a blown down an rebulli Theengraving of ollar, and the histor of Diagdale, represent St. Paul' at the time Barnabe travelled a Wantingini a spire

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sitatingi applied to that place. An index han is place in the margin belle to

that the State intende thei spire thoughman miles distant should suppi it to

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Therapeadian Princess, 1635, p. 203.

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wait. esham is in the parish o Hur-WOrth, a beautis ut village three miles romDarlington, n the bank of the ees, and noted a the place here merso the eelebrate mathematici an resided. In right of his isse Brathwait possessed the manorof esham, hici, afterWard passed Out of the family, and was sold by the lato Sir Charies Turne to a r. rightSon, and has, e belleve been offered again recently