The South West View of Binham Priory, in the County of Norfolk

Print, 'The South West View of Binham Priory, in the County of Norfolk' by Samuel and Nathaniel Buck, engraving on paper, 1738; in plate upper margin 'THE SOUTH WEST VIEW OF BINHAM PRIORY, IN THE COUNTY OF NORFOLK.'; numbered in plate lower margin right '195'; in plate lower margin right 'S. [ampersand] N. Buck de. et Sculp. Publish d according to Act of Parliament Mar. 25. 1738.'; in plate lower margin 'THIS Priory was founded in the Reign of Henry I, by Peter de Valoines, [ampersand] made a Cell to S.t Albans, paying yearly to that Church / a Mark of Sliver. In K. John's Reign, Rob.t Fitz-Walter was Patron; he beseiged this Priory [ampersand] Reduced it to great Distress, in Order / to reinstate Tho.s the Prior, whom the Abbot of S.t Albans had depos'd[colon] the King upon complaint sent down Forces [ampersand] rais'd the Seige. K. / Henry VIII. granted this to S.r Tho.s Paston, in which Family it continues many years.'