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)

INDEX.

61

IV.- west front, niclies, 3 ; pl. No. 5.

V. -parapets, &c. ibid.; pl.

No. 6.

I

Inscriptions on Thornbury Castle, 36—38.

-formerly in Glastonbury Abbey, 48.*

Jocelyn, Bishop of Bath and Wells, 43.

Iron bars and grates in the windows of ancient
castles and mansions, x. xi.

-in the hall windows of Kenilworth

Castle, 20.*

---in the windows of Raglan Castle, 27.

-in the George Inn, Glastonbury, 53. f

-, modern Gothic windows formed of, xii.

Italian architecture introduced into England, xvi.

K

Kenilworth Castle, account of, 15—18; with
seven Plates, viz.

--octagonal lobby, 19; pl. No. 16.

II.-elevation and details of ditto, ibid.;

pl. No. 17.

III. - section and plan of the hall, ibid.;

pl. No. 18.

IV. -window of the hall, 20 ; pl. No. 19.

V.-tracery and details of ditto, ibid.;

pl. No. 20.

VI, --bay-window in the hall, ibid.;

pl. No. 21.

VII.-fire-place in the hall, 21; pl. No. 22.

Kitchen at Glastonbury, account of, 51 ; with
four Plates, viz.

I.

plans, &c. 51; pl. No. 61.

II.

west side, 52 ; pl. No. 62.

III.

sections, &c. ibid.; pl. No. 63.

IV.

details, &c. ibid.; pl. No. 64.

King, Oliver

, Bishop of Bath and Wells, notice

of, 47.


Knots borne by certain noble families, 37.f


L

Lantern, on

the Abbey kitchen at Glaston-

bury, 52.

VOL. II.

Loopholes in Plerstmonceaux Castle, 12.
- in Glastonbury Barn, 57.

M

Machicolated battlements of Herstmonceaux
Castle, 13.

-of Warwick Castle, 15.

-— of Raglan Castle, 26.

-of Thornbury Castle, 34.

Merton College Chapel, ceiling under the tower,
account of, 4; with two Plates, viz.

I. -section and plan, 4 ; pl. No. 7.

II.- parts at large, ibid.; pl. No. 8.

Motto of the Family of Fienes, 8.

-of Staftord, Duke of Buckingham, 36.

N

Niche in the George Inn at Glastonbury, 53.
Niches in Houghton Chapel, details of, 3.

O

Oriel, the meaning of the word not well under-
stood, 40.f See Bay-ivindow.

Oxborough Hall, Norfolk, 11, 12.

P

Palace, Bishop’s, at Wells, account of, 42; with
six Plates, viz.

I.

— elevation and plan of the hall, 45 ;

II.

pl. No. 53.

— window in the hall, 46; pl. No. 54.

III.

— elevation, &c. of a turret, ibid.;

IV.

pl. No. 55.

— plan and section of ditto, ibid. ;

V.-

pl. No. 56.

— window of the gallery, ibid.; pl.

VI.

No. 57.

— Chimneypiece, 47 ; pl. No. 58.

Passage, subterraneous, at Glastonbury, false
report of one, 55.*

Porch of the Hall of the Bishop’s Palace at
Wells, 45.

Porches of modern Gothic houses, xiii.

—- of certain great churches, ibid. xiii.f

K