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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-10-12

Tho Louisville Courier journal
draws tho following picture Of the
cH.prosidont Of tho Comcdorncy
MIR Davis looks younger than ho
did ten years ago. We are told
that he is enjoying excellent health,
and his appearance III tho pnrlor oi
the 0alt House last night confirmed
that report. lie is in the sixty.
fifth year Of hi- ngc, yet bis step IL
firm as that Of II young man, and
his eye rs bright. He bud II cane
in his hand, but il did not seem to
be carried in the least degree for
support. His hair is considerably
grayoi-a medium lroa gray in
color and his beard Is also tocra-
bly, white, though that IN his tenn
plies is still dark and apparently
but little touched by time. He
wears n full beard with Il closely
trimmed moustnchc, and this pos.
sibly aided to make his incc appear
roundcr and fuller than we have
seen it in n long time. lle is not
quite six feet in height, Of slender
build, and his carriage is erect and
graceful, his manner kind and
grave, his countonancc placid, and
his tone clear, and round and roso,
nant. His brow is broad and deep,
with the chronological location Of
the powers Of observation fairly de.
vcloped, and his whole appearance,
while not imprcssing the casual
observer with the idea that he is Il
man of extraordinary powers, still
bears the stamp OF intellect and
force of character.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-10-12

Praiossor Whieldon, of Concord,
Mass, advances, in opposition to
what is known as tho Gulf Stream
tacory an atmospheric theory to
tccouIt for authorizations of eli
mate and an open sea in the polar
regions. The accounts Of arctic
voyages, it is stated. show nothing
but an unlimited extent of ice is
near. These changes, it is consid-
cred. could not have been conse-
quences opportunity Of open water,
which, ut best, would be of go de-
grear temperature. The theory
Of Professor Whieldon is that open
watc,. melting ice, ram after snow,
and other phenomena of the sort IN
arctic gions, are not caused by
wirGs warmed by an open sea, but
by REGULATION of air in which
warm winds descend from upper
a,nospl eres; being circulation
bv which wind heated at the equa-
Tor reacl the poles.-Erchdnge.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-10-12

THE LINDELL HOTEL STILL BURN
ING.-It is asserted upon authori-
ty of the contractor fer removing
the debris from the Linden Hotel
lot, that on yesterday his workmen
turned up, twenty feet below the
surface, a burning mass, which has
been buried over five years. This
is rather heavy to believe, but the
author of the statement is a man of
veracity, and one entirely too
practical in all his dealings to
think oforiginating n roorback.-
81. Louis Times, 18th uh.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-10-12
A curious case of poisoning oc

A curious case of poisoning oc.
Cured in New York lately. a
man, On Lighting a match, let the
head, or phosphoric part, tall on
his finger. 1t fell, however, on q
cut, and, though hc Immediately
brushed it off, the finger began to
swell rapidly, and a doctor who was
summoned found the blood had been
poisoned. Immediate amputation
of the hand was the only remedy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-10-12

A balloon carrying Messrs.
King and Holden, which ascend
ed in Plymouth, N. H., on the af-
ternoon of the 26th, landed the
next morning in Canada near Bay
St. Louis, having travelled three
hundred miles over the wilderness
al Maine ard Canada.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-10-12
The Strongest Aaa-oi, War ..a0at.
The London Daily News special
correspondent, at St. Petersburg,

The London Daily News special
correspondent, at st. Petersburg,
,2riting on the 2Sth ult., says:
Yesterday tho sea-going turret
nip, Peter the Great, was launch
II from the Admiralty Dock-yard.
he vessel received its name from
,he Grand Duke Constantine, in
the presence of u great concourse
og people. In few days she will
70 lifted in II floating dock, which
ill be lowed, with its enormous
Iurthcn, over the shadows to Cron-
atadt, where the engines will be
tted, the ships sides and turrets
sheathed with massive plates, and
our great steel cannon shipped,
and in less than u years time Rus
ia will have at sea by far the most
powerful man. of-war yet built.
The vessel has been designed by
admiral Popoff. His ship differs
n many respects to the American
and English turret ships. The Pc
.er the Great is 320 feet 8 inches in
length between pendicuars. Her
Greatest breadth is 63 feet. The
builders measurement is 1852
tons, and the displacement with
coal, stores and water in boilers,
will be 9,665 tons, at a mean draught
Of 90 feet 9 inches. The plates on
,hc ships sides and raised build
ing amidships vary from ~ to IA
inches, and the armor-plate pro-
tects the ship to depth of six feet
below the water line. The vessel
has no spur, but tho upright stem
IS heavily plated and of enormous
strength. Many sailors are Of tho
opinion that the spur may be a
source of danger to the vessel fitted
with it, and that the strong
straight stem Of the Peter the
Great will deliver n most effective
blow with little or no risk to her.
elf. The ship has two large tur-
refs, which are plated with 16
inches If iron, in two thicknesses
ola uud inches. She has no
rnasLs out depends entirely on her
engjoes."
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-10-12

EARTHQUAKES PuENoMENA.--A
short time since we had accounts
Of tidal disturbar ccs on the coast
Of California, from which it was in
ferred that a submarine earth
quake had occurred. 1t now ap-
pears that IL similar tidal phenomc-
non exhibited itself IN No ed ult.
nj Honolulu aud tho waters there
about. The sen suddenly receded
some hat more han 4 foot, and
after remaining nearly stationery
,or Jour or five hours, it immedi-
ately rose TO its previous height,
and strangely osciliatcd for several
hours, from the effects of rcceding
and advancing waves. 1t is sup
posed that these tidal movements
were caused by volcanic action, as
the fire of the volcano on Mauna
Loa was visible about that time.
This would indicate n very extcn-
sivo disturbance beneath the sur
face Of the earth and sea, and we
may yet hear Of serious disasters
somcwhere.-Gal CriitaR.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-10-12

None but "iadies q good moral
character" are invited 10 compete
for The prizes offered at Che Mid
dlesek (Mass.) Couaty Fair, for
the hest female stladdlswise eqses-
[ sianisih.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-10-12

lis thought that daily mail
will soon be started on the route
between Dallas, by way of this
mace. to Weatherford. Petitions
nom Tort Worth, Dallas and
Wca.be ford have been sent to the
proyor department OF the Govern
ment. Tho lnsil natter having in
creased So rapidly, partially on ac-
s,curt pfa concentration npon this
line. that ID has become necessity
The mail being carried by the 81
paso maii CO the travelling public
he greatly accommodated by
= LII.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-10-12

he Dallas fnrHfaefuri-g c. NIHs ar hereby
al ref tlr -slf The tulliirE, usf iircry, sd ~
nr.f -arrrs sre 1rsl r7.r. Rgi 10 ~ nnkiuYur a
~ - 81 .sI ffif - tu-tss wheat I'D 40 ~
crrn u frtirs tar-s. With E1'i rau'Etu,s n fr.f
rsaFh my - 1his''-i - ~ 80; y ~ =
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-10-12
OF THE TIMES,

OFFICE OF Tia K TIMES,
WATERFORD, Texas, December l, 1872.
GENTLEMEN Permit me to direct your attention
10 the WcatherfOrd Times as medium for
advertisement in Northwest Texas.
Weatherford is the ESrRrroT Of the grent Western
Frontier of Texas, the center OF tho vast Cattle
Trad ola great pastoral Region of large Grain
Trade, and Of supply for all Military Posts In Nor
thern Texas. No town In the State Of treble our
population controls such large and important do.
ford.
Tho TIMES has m extensive circulation In
Parker, Pslo Pinto, Stephens, Young, Jack, Dem
.nn, Tarrant, johnson aud Erath counties, and am
coprd, II that your interest will be promoted by
syertisinc yu"r business in it's columns. respect.
mil, solicit, favor u. your hand.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-10-12
A TTENTgON!

oTFIcE OF rHE WICHITA A. VI. & ". Co.,
Dallas, Texas, Jaiy 10Th. ls72. !
Rocks for the subscription Of Stock have been
opened At the Office Of the Wichita Colonization Ag-
rieuirurai, Mining and Manufacturing Company, At
their Office IN the Uiiy Of Dallas.
All persons wishing TO take stock requested 70
call and examine the condition and intentions Of the
enterprise. Land will be received ia payment for
stock.
Great Inducements offered TO those taking
Hfora within tho rs-- uf.f ~ DIR
~. crsaiISs Presf.
s W :. Drss-ss, See q. ila
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-10-12
RosADALIs

u THE GREAT SOUTHERN
J. remedy for the cure Of Scro.
fula, Scrofulous faint, Rheuma.
y tism, White Swelling, Gout,
Goitre, Consumption, Bronchi.
tbs, Nervous Debility and all dis
eases arising from an impure con-
lition of the Blood.
The merits ofthis valuab BILE prepar.
. alton are so we'll known that passing
notice 10 but necessary to remind tho
readers Of this journal ofthe necessi-
~ Of always having bottle of this
medicine among their stock Of family
Necessities.
\ Certificates can be presented from
many leading Physicians, Ministers,
and heads o families throughout tho
South, endorsing in the highest terms
me rluid Extract IF kosadalis.
DR.. II. Wilson Carr of Baltimore
- says che has used It cases of Scrof.
N ula and other diseases with much sat.
DR.. T. c. Pugh OF baltimore, re-
commends 1t to all persons suffering
with diseased Blood, saying 1t 10 SUI.
used.
Rev Dabney Dali Of the Balti.
more M. +. conference South says he
! has been SO much benefited by itsuse
that he cheerfully recommends 1t to
all his friends and acquaintance.
Craven u Co., Druggists, at Cor.
louisville, Va, say itnever has failed
to give satisfaction.
Saml G. McFadden, Murfrees.
boro, Tennessee, says IL cured him Of
Rheumatism when all else tailed.
Rosadalis is not a secret quack prep
n aration. its ingredients are published
. on every package. Show 1t to your
Physician and he will tell you II 10
composed Of the strongest Alternatives
n that exist, and is an excellent Blood
Purifier. Did our space admit we
could give you testim onia Is from
every State In the South and from
persons known TO every man, woman
|. and child either personally or byrep-
utation.
Rosadalis is sold by all Druggists.
u CLEMENTS 4 Co.,
= BALTIMORE, Sole Proprietor.
- JOHN F. HENRY,
y No. 8 COLLEGE PLACE,
Vtw York. Rho'es0l. Aoess
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-09-06
Gen. Is, r.. Chcatham.

In the proceedings Of the State Con.
vcntion which nominated Gen, Cheat
ham for Congress from the State NJ large
Gen. W, y. Bate paid the General the
appended eloquent and just ,ribu,c;
Gen Chcnlham is son Of Tcnncsscc's
Ioins--a child OF her bosOm--rockcd in
the cradle Of her libcrly--baplilcd at
tire FONTS of her affections, which bub-
bic amid her sacred affairs, and whose
b0yhood's lullaby chimcd with the
names and deeds Of jackson, Of Carroll,
and Of Coffee. Bound to his native State
by those ligamcEls Of love which ever
tic the devoted son to an n'lccIiDnntc
mother he needed no teaching to be-
come her defender, and from that day
TO this he has knclt at her shrine with n
more than eastern idOlatry, and with
che fahh Of BEyNrd he has followed
her star amid lis glory and gloom. Rc-
coguizing Tennessee rs his lcgr. mother.
he acknowledged her paramount RIGHT
to III, service, and her bugle never
sounded the note for battle that he was
not foremost in the lists with his lance
well poised and his yi.cr down. 10
matter whether she babe him muster be.
meath the old nag and follow its magic
stars into the deadly breach at Monte
rev am. into the halls of the MOntn2u.
,mas-or more recently when she felt
herself wrongra in her own family cir
clc-shc gavc lin the cross Of -. An
I . a. t,,,, al II Han, Ia,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-09-06

Grant Convention No. met at Louis
vile on ihc sd, and temporarily organ
lied. The expenses Of the concern arc
said to be paid out Of The government
contingent fund at Washington. Many
Radicals were in attendance in the capa-
city of delegates. Col. Duncan clcctri-
fed the crowd by announcing :hat he
was "an old-fashioncd. States Rights,
Tom jefferson and Andrew jackson
DcmocCat-having been made the right
way of the dirt and dyed with color
that rcvcr fades (rhrce cheers for
Duncan, in which Tie Radical delegates
enthusiastically ioincd) a Mr.. Cheat
field, another "horn Democrat" was
very appropriately selected for Chair
man. We shall probably learn before
going to press who received the uomi-
la,ion for President and Vice rrc,i-
dent. Il ispropcr to state that Colonel
Duncan denies the charge that he is to
receive five hundred thousand dollars
from the Administration party for get
tug up and manipulating Convention
No. in the interest Of Grant
Chas. O'Conor received the nominal
ton for President. and John q. Adams
for Vice President.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-09-06
The Jewel Consistency.

Our friend, Mayor Briant, in his re-
marks at the Court House last Monday
rated the Democrats in good set terms
for their insinccritv and wan, of con.
sistency in supporting Horace Greeley,
But just as he closed the committee
marched down from the jury-room
with slow and measured tread, and
presented resolution Camong others
strongly recommending Gen. Nancy, an
cx-rebcl who fought CALAMITY and dc.
votcdly for the cause until the star of
the ConfcderaGy went down in dcsola
ton and darkness, as q marvellous pro-
per person TO be supported by the Radi-
Gals Of Tennessee for Governor. 1t j.
unnecessary to add that Mr.. Briant
promptly and enthusiastically moved
the reception and adoption of the rcso-
luton, which was done mem. con.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-09-06
LOlitiral Dots.

The Hon. Lewis Peek. Of Phelps.
Ontario county, formerly United State,
Assessor has taken position for Greeley
and Brown.
James II. Curry, for twelve year,
Chairman Of the Ecpuhlicau Town
Committee of IorkIand, Wcschcstcr
county New York. ha, written 4 letter
reoignng that position and declaring
for Greeley.
Gen. Van Wyck said in ihc Grant
Utica Convention. owe have driven
ont men who Graded the Republican
party. ! don't believe We get stronger
b! losing members
judge George W. Craig. u prominent
Republican OF Alabama, aud Il trusted
friend of the Negro in that state. has
published a letter declaring his allie
glance the Liberal party.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-09-06
Tho Radico, state Convention.

We are indebted TO the knoxville
Clr0njrlc of Thursday rloruing for the
following brief mcniou Of the aciion of
the State Convention at Nashville, Oh
Wednesday.
NASHVILLE Sept. i,-Thc Republican
State Convention met at T. o'clock to-
DAY in the Capital, 1t was organized
with Hon. II. II. Harrison for Pcrma-
rent Chairman. A strong fight was
made on nominations. Fast Tennessee
opposed making nominations and MIDI
die andWc,t Tennessee favored it. Hon.
A. 4. Freeman, Of Haywood was
nominated for Governor: Hon. Horace
MAYNARD for Congress fer the State at
large; Hon. Alvin Hawkins EIcctor az
large. All the nominations were made
by accamation, All the nominations
created applause.
MIR. Maynard accepted in n short
speech, one Of the best Of his life. Hon.
\. A. Freeman also accepted in short,
appropriate speech.
The organization Of the state for an
active campaign was provided for.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-09-06
The Cotton CrOr.

The Atlant. Constitution refers to
the ravagcs Of the catarilar' and says
We do not think it possible for the crol
to reach over three million bales, even
if that amount is secured. Some of ON
readers may ask, under such a statement
of facts. what will the price be- Oul
answer is, any price the planter is will
ing TO sell at-possibly % to 30 cent,
within twelve months.
No such calamity rs this has bcialIcn
the people of ilc South since the day OF
Shcrm1 rs march 70 Tie son. And il
has come like Il clap OF thunder In a
clear sky. Many planters who bid Iaii
to do well two weeks ago now feel hope
lcsSly insolvcnt. They cannot pay their
merchants, aud many must suffer. We
can compare it to nothing so near like
itas the great prairie fires OF the West
last fall. The loss to the South from Til,
visitation of Cod will be 1j.0OO.OpO to
lO0,0oO,HN of dollars.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-09-06
The Bald Eagle of the Mountains

We must mention for the information
Of our Radical friends in this county
that Gen. VIM. Il. Stokes does not sup.
port Greeley, he having recently pub.
lishcd a short letter declaring his deter.
mnation to remain, where he properly
and legitimatcly belongs, among the adj.
mircrs and supporters of the immacu'
late Grant administration. The General
would be in false and unnatural posi-.
ton anywhere else at n junctnre like
tho present. This much in justice to
Gen. Stokes, who is now private citi-
zen, and is entitled TO the charity and 81
lcncc of the press and of partisan de-
chalmers of both parties.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-09-06
itrcViticS.

The Fail Term at the East Tennessee
Female Institute Knoxville, commences
on the llth instant.
Itisnow stated that only forty lives
were lost by the sinking Of the steamer
Mcts, last week.
Governor Curtin. Of Pennsylvania,
who was reported seriously i'll u few
days ago, is now pronounced ont Of
danger.
An Increase Of 30 to 30 per cent on
freight from the scaboard to the west,
on the ID Of September, was agreed upon
By the western railway frank lines.
A Memphis local editor, who got
drunk, was fined five times the usual
penalty, on the ground that Ire ought to
set n good example.
Patrons OF the rotten apple now look
upon the logwood when it is red, rath-
cr than on the whisky which bites like
q catfish aud sings Ike book keeper
A Miss Jewell was scduccd by man
named Clark, who was arrested and con-
fined in jail at Brantvillc, Virginia. The
brother Of the unfortunate girl shot the
scduccr through the Jail bars.
in Virginia they boil the juice Of
watcrmcionS, says the Iynchburg Re-
publican, and make syrup which re-
scmblco honey both in consistency and
taste.
The knowing ones toll us that the on
~ way to get pure Port wine is to 60 to
Oporto, raise the grapes, press the wine,
put it into the cask yourself, and ride
on it all the way home.
The Indians of Arazona are commit
ding depredalions, while the Federal
troops remain in camp, awaiting the ar
rival of Gen. Howard to Give the noble
savagcs Gu0thcr talk on the beauties Of
peace.
The Piedmont and Potomac railroad
has had corps of engineers seeking 4
pass through the Blue Ridge mountains
in Virginia for a month. They have
surveyed two routes. either Of which
they report practicable.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-09-06
,IcG,. iDnNiS,

Since Senator Mortar maniicsts so
much affection about the bai.ing of jeff.
Davis. the Cincinnati C0mmcrcoH sug-
gcsis that Jcil. is stiIl within reach. II
Morton wants him taken and tried for
treason, why not have It done? lie is
the man who puts things into messages
OF the President, and regulates matters
generally. Perhaps this would be a
good time to call for old jeff. and try
him. His bail bond is GOOD.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-09-06
uses to quality this officer.
The rhilosopbry's Stone.

There !, man in san Francisco who
claims to have found out how to trans
mute the baser metals into pure and
shining gold, which Git is dccIarcd) has
been scatchingly tested by the assaycrs
and declared to be the genuine article,
one thousand fine. The lucky aud
learned man says that with proper IA
ciiilics he can manufacture gold by the
tnn. and can produce enough in II few
weeks to freight ship. iIc rcsoutcly
refuses to disclose his secret, and de-
clarcS that it shall die with him-and we
rnlhCr think il Will.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-09-06
Tobacco.

FARMERS who are raising tobacco
must keep in mind that under the leg
isation Of Radical Congress and the
rulings of Grants Revenue Commits
sioncr, they are not allowed to sell the
weed, even in the first state, either TO
their ncighbors, or any one not mcm-
Der Of the gigantic ring which now has
control Of the whole tobacco trade. It
may be mentioned that these "ringS'
and "monopoIics.' which grow and
flourish 80 luxuriantly under Radical
auspices. are III fair way TO ovcrsha-
dow and paralyzc almost every branch
of productive industry in the land. 1t
will probably be different when Radi-
caliSm i, east out and the Government
placed in better and more capable hands.
One ofthc numerous Dent family had
n fight with Washington editor n few
days ago. The government will take ac-
ton ~ soon as President Grant reaches
the White House again. The brothers
in-law and cousins of Ills Exccllcncv
are not TO be referred to hereafter BY the
opposition press in any but the most re-
spcciful and delcrcntial terms.
Tir attention of our readers is invjt-
ed to the Circular of General Chcatham,
which appears to-day. It's Il straight
forward, manly production, aud shows.
that its author possesses mind of no
ordinary mould.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-09-06
.IEd.n KEYS Acccntancc>

The lctterof Hon. ID. VI. Key accept.
ing the nomination for Congress appear
cd in the Chattanooga Daily Times OF
Wednesday. AS fiat paper did not
reach here until ThNrsday3 We are una
bic to publish the lctterthis week. The
simple announcement, however, that
Judge Key accepts will suffice TO put at
rest the various rumors on the subject.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-09-06
Markets.,

New York, Sd, Gold quiet at l.13in.
Tennessee bonds, old III. new IA
Cotton 22]a for midding uplands.
Knoxville quotes prime white wheat
at LOO l25; red l.lO@l.l5 per bushcl.
Chattanooga quotes wheat l.25@ lao,
Corn 500 So.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-09-06

who could with more proprlcty be pIlch
cd upon ~ such n representative candl-
date than Horace Greeley, As such !
accept lin cordially and shall support
him honestly, sincerely aud earnestly.
Ne IL honest. just aHd patriotic. His
honesty will be Il safeguard TO Your
property; his justice TO your equality
IN The Union and before the IaW ; bis
patriotism 70 your honor, welfare aud
independence q nation, and his PHI
,anthrOpy to the interests Of humanity
and civilization everywhere. regard
the ensuing Presidential election rs one
Of vast importance, involving the we'll
fare, prosperity and happiness Of the
people for year, to come. ! SNAIL there
fore, urge those who think with ne to
do everything in their power, every
where tOpromotG harmony aud unity Of
action. Organize aud act-organilc
that You may act with force and effect.
"Cuiicd we stand, divided we fam i,
an old saying. never trncr than now, and
one hope you will ponder well before
the day Of election. Allow me to say
in conclusion that intend 10 meet you.
my ryIioW-ciizous, ON all occasions be-
tween thi, and the election whenever |
can 90 50. y. i. CmEATTAM.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-09-06
Fairs.

The Fairot Cleveland, Tcnnosscc, be.
Gins October Slh. Premium list large
The Georgia state Fai" at Atlanta,
October lilh.
The Third Annual Fair at Dalton on
ihc 9th of Scptcmbrn
The Knoxville Fair ON the 18th CT DC.
tobcr, and continues six days.
The murrain has agail made its ap.
pcarancc among the cattle Of Whitfield
county. Gcnrain.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-09-06

TIE Canterbury Cathedral, England,
has been destroyed by fire. The build
ing was founded in the twelfth century.
and was the first Christian Church erect.
ed in Saxon England.