. L'histoire de Victoria du comté de Lancaster ;. L'histoire naturelle. BLACKBURN WHALLEY CENT comptes construction, dont certains peuvent avoir été dans cette partie de l'immeuble, être de peu d'aide. Précédent pour les modifications de 1850 il y avait une chambre lambrissée, apparemment formant l'extrémité orientale de l'actuel hall, et éclairée par la baie vitrée et une fenêtre plus petite à l'Est. Sur son côté nord, deux panneaux de la partie supérieure du mur qui la sépare de la salle ouverte sur la Music Gallery de cet appartement. Le plafond porte la date 1604 et quelques curieux mottos, et sur la cheminée était une m

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. The Victoria history of the county of Lancaster;. Natural history. BLACKBURN HUNDRED WHALLEY building accounts, some of which may have been in this part of the building, being of little help. Previous to the alterations of 18 50 there was a panelled chamber, apparently forming the eastern end of the present hall, and lit by the bay window and a smaller window on the east. On its north side two panels in the upper part of the wall separating it from the hall opened into the music gallery of that apartment. The ceiling bore the date 1604 and some curious mottoes, and over the fireplace was a marquetry tablet bearing the initials and dates of various members of the Shuttleworth family between the years 1443 and 1604. This room was done away with by Sir Charles Barry, in order that the present entrance hall might be carried to the south-eastern angle of the building, '" and in the course of removing the oak sill of the window in the east side a quantity of old coins, chiefly Portuguese, dating between 1709 and 1745, '" were discovered. The window at the east end above the fireplace is modern, together with the whole of the north p O^ wall and all the panelling. The genealogical tablet just referred to, however, which consists of a series of inlaid oak panels with dates and initials, has been preserved, and is now fixed on the north wall.'" It is flanked by two panels inclosed by geometrical marquetry borders, each with three more initials. The plan is interesting as showing the complete aban- donment of the central hall and end wings. The great hall, now called the dining- room, is in the north-east corner of the house, and the old dining-room, now the drawing-room, in the south- west, witha smaller apartment, probably ' the little dining- ^ room, ' but now used as a library, opening from it and from the staircase tower. On the east side is a circular stone staircase'^" from the kitchen and offices in the basement, and continued to the top floor. The

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