Pugin, Augustus Charles; Pugin, Augustus Welby Northmore; Willson, Edward J.; Walker, Thomas Larkins; Pugin, Augustus Charles [Hrsg.]; Pugin, Augustus Welby Northmore [Hrsg.]; Walker, Thomas Larkins [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 3) (London, 1840)

INDEX.

85

X.-windows of hall, and of bay

of ditto, 42 ; pl. No. 36.

XI., XII. --octagonal oriel window, 42,

43; pl. No. 37, No. 38.

XIII. -entrance - povch, and oak-

door, 43 ; pl. No. 39.

XIV. -North bay of Hall, 43 ;

pl. No. 40.

XV. -square-headed window, 43 ;

pl. No. 41.

XVI.---fire-place,43,44; pl. No.42.

XVII., XVIII. -oak screen, 44; pl. No. 43,

No. 44.

XIX.-bosses, masks, and details,

44, 45 ; pl. No. 45.

XX. --small plaster bosses, and

restoration of one com-
partment of the ceiling
of ha.ll, 45 ; pl. No. 46.
Chalfield, Great, or East, Wilts, the church, de-
scription ofseven Plates illustrative of, 45—
47, viz.

I.-west elevation and longitudinal

section, 45 ; pl. No. 47.

II. -transverse section, ground-plan,

and details, 45, 46; pl. No. 48.

III. - porch, 46 ; pl. No. 49.

IV. - bell-turretandwestwindowatlarge,

and details, 46; pl. No. 50.

V., VI.-stone screen, 46, 47 ; pl. No. 51,

No. 52.

VII. -oak seat, desk, and piscina, 47;

pl. No. 53.

-, Little,or West, 26, 34, 36.

Chantry chapel: to the memory of Hugh Sugar,
alias Norris, LL.D., in the nave of Wells
Cathedral; the present one not built by him-
self, but by William Bocat, his executor, 7.*

-, at Great Chalfield, Wilts, 46.

•-priests of the choir of Wells Cathedral

first ordained, 1, 1,*

-and styled Vicars’ Choral, 1,1.*

-endowed with lands by Walter

Chapel of the Vicars’ Close, at Wells, now in
disuse, 11, 13, 16 — 18; pl. No. 8 —No.
12.

-, library over, 13,

16—18; pl. No. 8—No. 12.

---, plan of, 17; pl.

No. 9.

Chapel-plaister, Wilts, notice of, 50.

Chapter-house, the, Wells Cathedral, communi-
cation with the staircase leading to, from the
Vicars’ Close, 19 ; pl. No. 14.

Chimney-piece. See Fire-place.

Chimney-shaft of the vicars’ dwellings at Wells,
14, 15 ; pl. No. 2, No. 4.

-, a corbelled one at South Wrax-

hall, 61, 64 ; pl. No. 55, No. 64.

■-■-attached to the hall at South

Wraxhall, Wilts, occupying the same situ-
tion as that at Great Chalfield, 64 ; pl. No. 64.
Compare pl. No. 30.

Chimney-shafts at Great Chalfield, Wilts, 41,
43 ; pl. No. 30, No. 42.

-, details of, 43; pl. No. 42.

Church at Great Chalfield, Wilts. See Chal-
field.

Close-Hall Gate, Wells. See Chain-gate.

Corbelling, under octagonal oriel window, Great
Chalfield, Wilts, 42 ; pl. No. 37.

-, South Wraxhall,

Wilts, 63 ; pl. No. 60, No. 63.

-of a bell-turret at Biddeston, 71 ;

pl. No. 73.

Cornice, battlemented oak one, of the vicars’
dwellings at Wells, 14; pl. No. 4.

Corsham Church, Wilts, altar tomb in the chantry
chapel, description of one plate illustrative
of, 47, 48, viz.

I. — :—• tomb of Thomas Tropenell and his wife,
47, 48 ; pl. No. 54.

Corston, Wilts, notice of a bell-turret at, 68.

D

Desk, oak, in the church at Great Chalfield,
Wilts, 47 ; pl. No. 53.

de Hulle, 1.