“severest censure” at Salisbury for their “improvements”, where “the venerable bell tower, a grand and imposing structure, which stood on the north-west side of the church, was demolished, and the bells and materials sold; the Hungerford and Beauchamp chapels pulled down, and the tombs set up in the most mutilated manner between the pillars of the nave; and a host of other barbarities and alterations too numerous to recite”. (14)