1876. Restoration of the Lady Chapel by Sir T. Fowell Buxton, Bart. 1879–93. Reconstruction and completion of the Organ. 1882. Lord Frederick Cavendish at Waltham the Sunday before his assassination in Phœnix Park on May 6th, when Queen Victoria visited the Parish, and declared “the Royal Forest of Waltham free and open to the Public for ever.” 1886. Carved Oak Screen, presented by the Parishioners, in memory of Rev. J. Francis, Vicar of the Parish 1846–85. 1887. Illuminated Memorial Clock and Westminster chimes presented by J. Parnell, Esq., J.P. 1901–2. Erection of St. Thomas’ Mission Church, near Warlies Park, by Sir T. Fowell Buxton, Bart., G.C.M.G. 1902. Unveiling of Rough Riders’ Memorial Tablet by Sir Ian Hamilton. 1904–5. Repair of upper stage of the Tower, rebuilding of parapet with battlements and turrets in accordance with the original design of 1556–8. INDEX. PAGE Abbey Gateway, The 14 ,, Waltham 9 Abbots of Waltham 26 Ambresbury Camp 33 Architecture of the Abbey 22 Beech, High 31 Beech Hill Park 32 Brasses in the Abbey 25 Cheshunt 44 Cheshunt Church 48 ,, College 44 ,, Free School 44 ,, Park 50 Churches:— The Abbey 9 Cheshunt 48 High Beech 32 Upshire 34 Copt Hall 32 Eleanor Cross, Waltham, The 35 Eleanor, Queen 10 Ermine Street 44 Four Swans, The 35 Foxe, John 29 Fuller, Thomas 10 Goff’s Oak 51 Great House, Cheshunt, The 46 Gunpowder Factory 12