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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 25 January 2012
A few years ago my attention was directed to the very interesting Church of Wymondham, Norfolk, and the remains of the abbey adjoining it, with the intention of adding a survey of it to the collection I had already made of Norfolk monastic ruins. Extensive excavations were necessary, and, these involving time and expense, the project was deferred, and will now probably never be carried out.
page 263 note a By the permission of J. H. Parker, Esq., F.S.A., Mr. Petit's plan is reproduced in Plate XXVI. There is another plan of the church engraved in the Archæologia, xxvi. pl. xxx., in illustration of Mr. Woodward's paper referred to in the text.
page 263 note b MS. Cott. Tit. C. viii.
page 270 note a This case was of embroidered work—consisting of three strips on each side, alternately red and green, with a branching device, terminating in a shield on each strip. The bearings on these shields were, on the one side, 1. Checquy or and (gules ?) 2. Quarterly argent and gules; 3. Argent, three chevrons gules : on the other side, 1. Paly of six, argent and gules; 2. Arg. a fess between two chevrons gules? 3. Argent, a cross gules.
page 271 note a Dyver ?
page 271 note b The place referred to is Lowestoft, Suffolk.
