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Above: attrib. Bishop Stephen de
Berghsted (1280)
Left: attrib.Dean
Milton (1424)
unfortunately used as notice board.
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North West Tower or St
Michael's Chapel |
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Lt George Piggot Alms RN (1782)
by George Harris
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Vice Admiral Sir George Murray (1819)
by J. Kendrick; shows Battle
of Copenhagen
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Captain Thomas Allen RN (1781)
by George Harris
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Captain James Alms RN (1791)
Attrib. to George Harris but remains of
insciption refute this.
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North Aisle and Outer Aisle |
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Joseph
Baker (1789)
by John Hickey
(but inscribed 'F Hickley
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Mathew
Quantock (1812)
by John Flaxman
He was drowned in a skating
acciden
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Dean
Thomas Ball (1770)
by John Flaxman
made 1785/6
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Vice-Admiral
Henry Frankland (1814)
by John Flaxman
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Edmund Woods
(1833)
by J E Carew
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William Huskinson MP (1830) by J E Carew
He was accidentally killed at
Newton-le-Willows by a train - the famous Stephenson's
Rocket - at the opening of the first passenger railway
between Liverpool and Manchester. He was buried in St
James's cemetery , Liverpool (adjacent to the Anglican
Cathedral), where a mausoleum and tomb remain. This
mausoleum formerly contained a life sized statue of
Huskinson - robed like a Roman senator - by John
Gibson
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To The Left:
Joan de Vere (1293) Caen Stone.
Moved from Lewes Priory after the Dissolution of
the Monasteries
To The Right
Earl of Arundel (1376) & Eleanor (1372)
Also from Lewes Priory
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North
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Eliza Huskinson (1856)
Widow of the MP. By John Gibson, who also
sculpted the statue of the MP, formerly in his mausoleum
in Liverpool
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Bishop Guy Carlton
sculptor not known
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Bishop Robert Grove
sculptor not known
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Bishop Henry King
His grave slab is to be found in the NE Chapel;
sculptor not known
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Gustav Holst (1937)
The composer, musician and
teacher, probably best known for The Planet Suite. This
simple stone marks where his ashes were buried in the
Cathedral
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North Choir Aisle |
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Above Left:
John Cawley (1621) and son William (1666)
Monument moved from the redundant parish church of St
Andrew. William was a philanthropist and a stanch
republican, signing Charles I's death warrant. At the
restoration he fled to Belgium, then Switzerland, dying
at Vevey, where he tombstone is preserved in St
Martin's church. However there is a tradition that he
body was returned to England and buried in vault in the
chapel of the hospital he founded in Chichester; a lead
case containing a male skeleton being found there in
1883 but with no inscription.
Above 2nd from Left:
Coffin 13th century. Harry Tummers reports four such
coffins and tentatively attribues them to Sefrid
II (1204), Simon of Wells (1207),
Ranulph Wareham and Ralph Neville
(1207)
Right & 2nd from Right:
Late 15th/early16th century altar tombs : the outlines
of the losts brasses of kneeling figures, shields etc
can just be made out. There are five such tombs in the
cathedral, all made of Petworth marble and similar in
design.
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Retrochoir: North Aisle & North-East Chapel |
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Bishop William Otter (1840)
By John Towne, Erected 1861 but bust made
before 1844
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Bishop Ernest Wiberforce (1907)
Alabaster by John Tweed (a pupil of Rodin)
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Sarah Peckham (1784)
By Charles Harris
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Margaret Miller (1701) & Family
(chapel) They are buried in a vault in this chapel
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Choir |
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Bishop John
Rickingale (1429), also formerly
attrib. to Bishop Storey (1503). Alabaster
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Retrochoir |
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Bishop Barlow (1568)
This and the following tomb are in situ. The
shields (there is another on the opposite side)
are modern
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Bishop Day
(1558) The bass set into the matrix on
the lid dates from 1832/42 but the brass shield
with his arms is much older.
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Lady
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Top: The
niche tomb is attributed to Bishop
Gilbert of St Leofard (1304) . The two
coped coffins are not in situ although the niche
tomb is.
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Bishop Ralph Luffa (1123) A crozier and
mitre are carved in low relief on the lid.
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Bishop Thomas Bickley
(1596) Originally in retrochoir.
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Above &
left: Bishop Robert Sherburne (1536)
Still in situ in south wall; it
was originally covered by a curtain which was only
opened on certain day
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Dean Hook by George Gilbert Scott
Left Bottom: another 13th
century coffin
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John Smith (1848)
Banker and Politician
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Altar Tomb - 16th Century. Note the
outlines of former brasses. There is another similar
tomb in the transept.
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Above: Bishop
Robert Stratford (1362) The tomb chest is much
restored: the visible figures and niches by E Richardson
in 1846. Effigy of Beer stone.
Below Bishop John
Langdon (1362) Effigy on a (partly restored)
tomb chest and in recess but it was not possible to
photograph this. Limestone.
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Agnes Sarah Harriet Cromwell
(1789), aged 17; by John Flaxman,
erected 1800
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Another of the late 15th/early 16th
century altar tombs
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Bishop Arundel. Note
the matix of a lost brass
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Bishop Durnford (1896)
cenotaph
By George Bodley & Thomas
Garner; L J Chavalliaud made the effigy
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Brass Matrix set into wall
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Francis Dear (1802)
By John Flaxman
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Sarah Udny (1811)
by John Flaxman
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William Collins (1759)
the Chichester poet
by John Flaxman, erected 1795
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Jane Smith (1780)
by John Flaxman
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Ernest Udny (1880)
by Henry Westmacott
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