Hic jacet Ric’us English artium liberalium Mgr. socius ac p’centor huj. Collegij & Vicarius Eccl’iæ de Burwell qui obijt 27º. die Martij A’o D’ni 1522. _Another_. Orate pro a’ia M’ri Rob’ti Sudbury sacræ Theologiæ Baccalaureus nuper Rector . . . ac quondam p’centor & socius hujus Collegij qui obijt 19º. Decembris An’o 1482. _Under the arched worke of the Partition betw. the Chancell and the body of the Church_, _this_, Orate pro a’ia Rob’ti de Whalley . . . hujus collegij qui hoc opus fieri fecit A’o D’ni 1528. cujus a’ie p’pitietur Deus. Amen. _Within a Chapel on the North side_, _a fayre flatt Marble_, _on which this Epitaph_, Have mercy on the soule [good Lord] we thee pray Of Edward Hevyn, lay’d here in sepulture, W’ch to thine honour this chappel did array With ceeling, desk, perclose and pourtrayture, And paviment of marble long to endure. Servant of late to the excellent Princesse Mother to King Henry, of Richmond Countesse. _The Armes on the Gravestone are_ Empaled. A chevron betw. 3 boares heades couped, having Hevyn. so many pomeis in their mouths; on the chevron a crescent Empaled. A chevron betw. 3 bulls heades. Hevyn. Harleian MS. No. 6829. p. 184–189. {97} “One of the Cromwelle’s builded a preaty turret caullid the Tour of the Moore; and thereby he made a faire greate ponde or lake, brickid about. The lake is commonly caullid the Synkker.” Leland’s Itinerarium, vi. 58. {100a} By some called _Bind_, by others _Clunch Clay_. {100b} At Donington, 103 yards; and at Kirkstead, 150 yards. A succinct account of the boring at Donington may be seen in the Transactions of the Geological Society, vol. 3.