hatchment

To the right of the chancel arch is a hatchment.

Also in the tower is a hatchment dated 1723 and two painted panels.

And yet, Theodora reflected, the hatchment did not quite fit her memory of what she had seen.

The church contains a number of monuments, and a hatchment of 1870.

Sometimes the coats of arms of man and woman are shown on a hatchment.

There is also a memorial tablet and a hatchment to the 6th Earl, dated 1859.

His visage was a hatchment of rue and strain.

Also in the church is an 18th-century hatchment.

In the chancel is a hatchment to the Spinacre family.

The hatchment that was hung at his grave disappeared during or before 1743, but the Latin text has been preserved.

There is a hatchment in the chancel.

The hatchment in the north aisle of All Saints Church belonged to them.

Also in the church is a hatchment from the 18th or early 19th century to a member of the Wright family.

A hatchment, a lozenge shaped board, would be carried at a funeral and then hung above the tomb.

The shaft was carved like a hatchment with patterns at which she was tempted to look more closely.

There is a hatchment dated 1749 in the north aisle, and a fragment of 15th-century stained glass.

His hatchment may, however, be seen.

The Scarisbrick Chapel contains a hatchment and a wall monument.

In the church is a hatchment bearing the arms of the Congreve family and other memorials to this family.

Above the chancel arch is a royal hatchment flanked by the Ten Commandments.

His hatchment is in Ninekirks, which was then the parish church of Brougham.

For a bachelor the hatchment bears his arms (shield, crest, and other appendages) on a black lozenge.

There is a hatchment in the parish church of Henry Barwell who died in 1763.

Nelson's funeral hatchment is displayed at the Catholic Church of St. Mary.

The church contains a monument dated 1713 with Ionic pilasters, a broken pediment and a hatchment.