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The Church Heraldry of North Wiltshire. 



4. On sinister interior side of canopy, the same quartering^ ; 

 impaling, Gules, three unicorns in pale courant argent. 

 Faringdon. 



On ceiling of canopy, " Ser William Sherington Kn." 



Stained Glass in East Window. 



559. VII. — Argent, two glazing irons in saltire between four 

 closing nails sable, on a chief gules a lion passant guardant dimidi- 

 ated or. " Ano. 1 589/'' Glaziers' Co., London. 



On the roof are two angels bearing shields thereon the Symbol of the 

 Blessed Sacrament ; an angel holding a shield thereon the Symbol of the 

 Five Precious Wounds ; a staff erect between two bears standing on 

 their hind legs and facing one another; a swan with two heads (?) 

 proper; in the moulding of the south pillar of the west arch the scorpion 

 of Sherington, and a garb ; on the south side of the east window under 

 a niche an angel holding an empty shield ; on the outside of this 

 window is an angel holding a shield charged with a bend thereon . . 

 . . ; in the west window in stained glass the sacred monogram and 

 cross of St. George. 



South Transept. 



560. VIII. — Argent, on a chevron engrailed azure between three 

 rooks proper as many suns in their splendour. Rooke (550) ; im- 

 paling in chief, I. and IV. grand quarters — 1 and 4. Gules, a lion 

 rampant argent, a crescent for difference. Wallace. 2 and 3. 

 Argent a fess cheeky or and sable. Lindsay. II. and III. grand 

 quarters — Argent, three pelicans feeding their young in as many 

 nests proper. Paterson ; — and in base, Azure, a chevron between 

 three fusils or ; pendant therefrom a medal, thereon Britannia with 

 helmet and trident seated on a sea-horse couch ant. 



Frederick William Rooke, Capt. R.N., of Lackham House, ob. 

 1855. 



561. IX. — A wooden tablet, once painted and gilt, surrounded 

 with eight shields^ at the head another shield with date 1623: — 



1. Quarterly 1 and 4. Baynard (529). 2 and 3, Bluet (529). 

 Crest. A demi-unicorn rampant or. 



