Pugin, Augustus Charles; Pugin, Augustus Welby Northmore; Willson, Edward J.; Walker, Thomas Larkins; Pugin, Augustus Charles [Hrsg.]; Pugin, Augustus Welby Northmore [Hrsg.]: Examples Of Gothic Architecture: Selected From Various Antient Edifices In England: Consisting Of Plans, Elevations, Sections, And Parts At Large ; ... Accompanied By Historical and Descriptive Accounts ... (Band 2): The history and Antiquities of the Manor House and Church at Great Chalfield, Wiltshire.. (London, 1839)

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III. Bay-window, ceiling, and details, 41; pl.
No. 47.

IV. -

-sections and details of ditto, ibid.;


pl. No. 48.

V.

-south front, ibid.; pl. No. 49.

VI.

-oriel-window, ibid.; pl. No. 50.

VII.

-ditto, plans and details, 42 ; pl.


No. 51.

VIII.

-window in the north front, ibid.;

pl. No. 52.

Door-case in Kenilworth Castle, 21.*

-in Thoi’nbury Castle, 37.

Drawbridge of Herstmonceaux Castle, 12.
Dunstan, St., his character vindicated, 49.*

E

Elizabethan style of architecture, xvii.

--of domestic architecture, re-

marks on its merits and defects, xviii.
Elizabethan style of architecture in Kenilworth
Castle, 15.

Evangelists, symbols of the four, 56.

F

Fire-place in Herstmonceaux Castle, 11, 12.

-in Kenilworth Castle, 19, 21.

-— in Thornbury Castle, 34.

-- in ditto, 37.

-in the Bishop’s Palace at Wells, 47.

Flamboyant, a French term, applied to tracery
of a peculiar style, 24.*

Furniture, ancient, in the Bishop’s Palace at
Wells, 47*

G

Gable of Houghton Chapel, 2.

-of the Barn at Glastonbury, 57.

Gables of carved timber, Mr. Pugin’s work upon,
viii.*

Gardens, architectural, revived taste for, xiv.
Gates, Sir Henry, and Sir John, 44.;j;

Gateway of St. Edmund’s Bury Abbey, l.f

-of Herstmonceaux Castle, 11, 12.

■-of Oxborough Hall, ibid.

Gateway of Thornbury Castle, 35, 36.

-of Raglan Castle, 26.

-of Magdalen College, &c. 35.*

George Inn at Glastonbury, account of, 53 ; with
three Plates, viz.

I.-South front, 53; pl. No. 65.

II.-Details of mouldings, 54 ; pl. No. 66.

III.-Bracket for the sign, &c. ibid.; pl.

No. 67.

Glastonbury Abbey, its origin and destruction,
48—51.

-, see Barn, George Inn, Kit-

clien, and Tribunal House.

Glazing of windows, manner of, xii.

Glossary of terms in Gothic architecture, vi.I
Gothic architecture suitable to the country, xiv.
Gunthorpe, John, LL.D., Dean of Wells, 38—40.

-, rebus on his name, 40, 42.

Guy’s Tower in Warwick Castle, account of, 13 ;
with one plate, 14; pl. No. 15.

H

Hall in the Bishop’s Palace at Lincoln, 45.%

-in Herstmonceaux Castle, 10.

-in Kenilworth Castle, 19.

-in Thornbury Castle, 31.

-in the Bishop’s Palace at Wells, 43—45.

Herstmonceaux Castle, account of, 5 ; with six

Plates,

viz.

I.

- Elevation, plan, &c. 9 ; pl. No. 9.

II.

— plans of the entrance, 11; pl. No. 10.

III.

— front of ditto, 11; pl. No. 11.

IV.

- section and details of ditto, 12 ; pl.


No. 12.

V.

— loop-hole and window, ibid.; pl.


No. 13.

VI.

— machicolated parapets, 13; pl. No.

14.

Houghton Chapel, Norfolk, account of, 1; with
five Plates, viz.

I. -- west front, 2 ; pl. No. 2.

II. -window, &c. ibid.; pl.

No. 3.

III,---canopies, ibid.; pl. No. 4.