Geschirr & Glas Zeitschrift. whichPrivy Stadtrat Eugen von Boch, der den alten Turm in 1851 restauriert, und wer personallysuperintended die Arbeit, von der archivesof Metz, Bonn und Coblentz gesammelt. Unter diesen archivesthree Biographien von St Luitwinus blieben erhalten. Drei Kirchen wurden an die ersten mon-astery. Eine von ihnen wurde von der fourteenthabbot, Hezzel, der auf die exactspot eine Kirche nach dem Vorbild von St. Maximin inTreves zu bauen, dem Erdboden gleichgemacht. Aber sein Projekt war nicht ganz Auto-out Ried, als nach den vorhandenen Unterlagen er unwürdig wasfound und wurde von h entlastet

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Crockery & glass journal . whichPrivy Councillor Eugene von Boch, who had the Old Tower restored in 1851, and who personallysuperintended the work, collected from the archivesof Metz, Bonn and Coblentz. Among these archivesthree biographies of St Luitwinus were preserved. Three churches were attached to the first mon-astery. One of these was razed by the fourteenthabbot, Hezzel, who intended to build upon the exactspot a church after the model of St. Maximin inTreves. However, his project was not wholly car-ried out, as according to existing documents he wasfound unworthy and was relieved of his office. Hissuccessor, Leoffinus, had the foundations laid by Hez-zel dug up and erected upon the spot a new basilicaafter the model of the Cathedral of Aix-la-chapellebuilt by Charlemague in 786. This is the OldTower of to-day. This tower, which stands to-day in its originalform, is the last and only evidence of the once famousBenedictine Abbey Mediolacum. As the trademarkof Mettlach Stoneware the Old Tower now appears. on all articles made in inlaid stoneware at the fac-tory. The other buildings belonging to the monastery, and which are standing to-day, were erected as lateas 1737-1771, and were not quite complete at the out-break of the French Revolution. Built of red sand-stone in the grand architectual style of that time, ornamented with rich sculptures, these buildingsappear more like the aristocratic apartments andstaircases of a princely palace than a monastery, andgive an idea of the immense riches of the abbey.Like numerous other church possessions, the Mettlachabbey did not escape the horrors of the FrenchRevolution. The monks were driven out, the mon- *5° astery plundered, aud the buildings and grounds, declared the property of the State. In the year 1809 the buildings and neighboringlands came into the possession of Jean Francois Boch.Mettlach at that time was a small fishing village withabout twenty families. It was a great blessing tothese poor villagers when Mr.

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