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Excerpt from Catalogue of the Manuscripts and Muniments of Alleyn's College of God's Gift at Dulwich
The fate of some may be inferred from that of N orden's print of London, mentioned by Aubrey. To quote from Rich. Gough: Norden published also a view of London in eight sheets, having at bottom a representation of the Lord Mayofs shew, all on horseback, and the aldermen in round caps. Bagford says this view is singular, and was taken from the pitch of the hill towards Dulwich college going to Camberwell from London, about 1604 or 1606, and that he had not met with any other of the kind: he adds that he saw it on the staircase at Dulwich college, and that Secretary Pepys went afterwards to lseeit, and would have purchased it but that since it is quite decayed and destroyed by the damp of the wall' (britislz Topography, 1780, vol. I. P. The actual'fall of the porch and Treasure Chamber in 1703 (p. 197) shows the lamentable state to which the fabric of the College had been reduced.
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