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The other monument (Fig. 1358) in the north wall of the chancel has been erected in memory of a lady and child, whose effigies it contains. The
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Fig. 1358.—St. Mary's Abbey, Rothesay. Monument in North Wall.
figures of the lady and child are cut in a thin slab of stone, and have not the bold effect of the knight in armour. There are no arms or inscription
