Britton, John: The architectural antiquities of Great Britain: represented and illustrated in a series of views, elevations, plans, sections, and details, of ancient English edifices ; with historical and descriptive accounts of each (Band 2) (1835)

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INDEX.

Chapel, Henry the Seventh's at Westminster, history and
description of, 15—20.—Its richness of design and the
materials of, 20; commencement of the building, 21—
Extracts from the King's will, respecting, 22—29-—Es-
timates of the charges, 22—25.—Sepulchral monuments
in, observations on, 33—35.—Description of, 36—52.—
Engravings of, explained, viz. Ground plan, 53.—
Elevation of North-side, 54.—Great Western window,
pendants, &c. 55.—Elevation of South side, screens,
&c. 55, 56.—Parts of ailes; ornaments; windows ;
roof, 56. —Groinings, 56. —Exterior view, 57.—
Turrets, parapets, &c. 57-—Elevation of Eastern
end, 58.—Compartments, pendant, tracery, ornaments,
58.—Observations on the intended reparation of, 58, 59.

Charlton-House,Wiltshire, view, and history of, 88—112.

Chimnies, at Eton College, 96—98.

Chimnies, at East Basham, cluster of, 99.

Chimnies, various, at Compton-Winyate, 104.

Chimney-piece, at Tabley-Hall, 11 J-.

Chimney-piece, in Elizabeth's gallery, view of, facing
title; described, 108.

Chimney-pieces, two in Windsor-Castle, 108.

Chimney-piece, fine one in Longleat-Hall, 114.

Church, Stewkley, Bucks, two plates:—architecture and
description of, 4—9

Church, St. John's, Devizes, Wilts, three plates:—archi-
tecture of, 9, 10.

Church, St. John's, Devizes, Wilts, description of, win-
dows, tower, arches, 11, 12.

Church, St. Peter's, Northampton, three plates :—ancient
history of, 13.

Church, St. Peter's, Northampton, description of, 14.

Compton-Winyate-House, Warwickshire, view and ac-
count of, 89. 104.

Compton, William, account of, 104.

Crewe-Hall, staircase, view of, &c. 89, 118.

D

Devizes, see Church.

"Devizor of his Majesties Works," or architect, 113.
Door way, with semicircular arch and much ornamented,

Stewkley Church, 8.
Door-way, with flattened arch, Henry VII.'s Chapel,

PI. XIX.

Door-way, with flattened arch, at Oxburgh-Hall, see
Plate.

Door-way, with flattened arch, East Basham, see Plates.
Door-way, with ornamental spandrils, 102.

E

East-Basham Hall, Norfolk, history and description of,

with two views, 88. 99, 100.
Edward V. King, account and monument of, 36.
Eton College, Bucks, history and description of, with two

Prints, 88. 95—98.
Eton College, chimnies at, 97-

F

Fish-ponds and moats, 104.

G

Gates, or doors of brass to Henry VII.'s Chapel, PI. XIII.
Gifford's-Hall, Suffolk, view of the Entrance Gateway,
88. 101.

Glass, stained, at Hengrave-Hall, 103 : at Compton-
House, 104.

Groining of Henry Vllth's Chapel, shewn in ground-
plan, PI. I. 9, PI. II. 10, PI. III. 11, 48, PI. IV. 12.

H

Haddon-House, Derbyshire, described, 84.

Halls at Haddon-House, 85 ; at Moreton, 89; at Long-

leat, 113; atWollaton, 116; at Audley-End, 121.
Hengrave-Hall, Suffolk, two views, plan, and description

of, 88. 102, 103.
Historians, remarks on, 13.

Holland-House, Middlesex, view and account of, 89. 110.
I

Inscriptions, Roman, 73; at Moreton-Hall, 1559, 90; at
Hengrave, 1538, 102 ; at WTollaton, 1580, 116 ; at Ba-
liol-College, 1530, 104.

Islington, old house at, Middlesex, view and description
of, 89. 92, 93.

K

Kitson, Sir Thomas, account of, 102.

King Henry the Seventh, review of the reign and cha-
racter of, 15—21.

King Henry the Seventh, extract from the will of, 22—29.

King Henry the Seventh, agreement for the erection of
his Tomb, 29.

King Henry the Seventh's tomb, expense of the erection
of, 27, 28.

King Eenry the Seventh's tomb, description of, 37, 38.