be a relic of a former perambulation, while the "Collier Row Stone," which cannot
certainly be identified, is for the present, represented by a "dummy" set up in the
presumed position of the original.
The owners and tenants of the lands have cheerfully aided in every way and
deserve the grateful thanks of the Committee.
It is a source of great satisfaction to everyone concerned that the County
Council took an enlightened view of the proposal submitted to them, and thus
preserved for many years, it is hoped, a sermon in stone concerning an episode in
one of the most stirring and eventful periods of our national history.
[As will be readily seen the compiler is almost wholly indebted to the
monumental work of our late learned member, Mr. W. R. Fisher.]