Pugin, Augustus Charles; Pugin, Augustus Welby Northmore; Willson, Edward J.; Walker, Thomas Larkins; Pugin, Augustus Charles [Editor]; Pugin, Augustus Welby Northmore [Editor]; Walker, Thomas Larkins [Editor]: 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)

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INDEX.

Dining-room, manor-house, Great Chalfield,
Wilts, 40, 41.

---, South Wraxhall,

Wilts, 62, 80.

Domestic offices, Great Chalfield, Wilts, 40.
Door, oak, of the chapel of the Vicars’ Close,
Wells, 17; pl. No. 10.

-, manor-house, Great Chalfield, Wilts,

39, 41, 43; pl. No. 29, No. 31, No. 39.

--of the churchofSt. Peter at Biddeston,

Wilts, 71 ; pl. No. 75.

Door-case of the cliapel of the Vicars’ Close at
Wells, an insertion under the tracery head of
one of the original windows, 3, 16, 17.

-, drawn at large, 17 ; pl. No. 10.

-, original one stopped up, 3.

-, of the vicars’ dwellings at Wells, 14;

pl. No. 2, No. 3.

Drawing-room, or withdrawing-room, at South
Wraxhall, Wilts, 61, 62, 65, 66; pl. No.
55, No. 58 — 59, No. 71.

-, exterior elevation of, 64 ; pl.

No. 64.

-interior perspective view of, 65,

66; pl. No. 71.

Draycot, Wilts, the manor acquired by the family
of Long, by marriage, 55.

-*-, held by petit serjeantie, 55.

E

Edward III. his letters patent to the vicars’
choral of Wells, Appendix I. 73.

Elizabeth, queen of England, granted a charter
to the principals, seniors, and vicars’ choral
of the choir in the cathedral church of St.
Andrew at Wells, 9, 11, 78.

---, an inscription to, in inemory of her

gift, 10.

Elizabethan architecture, corruption of taste, 32.

-withdrawing-room at South Wrax-

hall, Wilts, 65, 66; pl. No. 71.
Entrance-gateway to the Vicars’ Close, Wells,
13, 18 ; pl. No. 1, No. 13.

--, elevation of, 19; pl. No. 15.

Entrance-gateway to the Vicars’ Close, Wells,
sections of, 19,20; pl. No. 18, No. 19, No. 23.

-from the market-place into the

grounds of the bishop’s palace at Wells ; no-
ticed, 16.

-at Great Chalfield, Wilts, 39 ;

pl. No. 28.

-at South Wraxhall, Wilts, 61,

63, 80; pl. No. 55, No. 56 — 57, No. 60,
No. 61, No. 62, No. 63.

-, plan and elevation. 63; pl.

No. 60.

-, longitudinal section and first-

floor plan, 63 ; pl. No. 61.

•-, oriel window, 63; pl. No. 62,

No. 63.

F

Fetterlock, or marshal’s lock, a cognizance of
the farnily of Long, 54, 55, 56,§ 58, 63, 65,
80, 81 ; pl. No. 60, No. 63, No. 69.

Figures; terminating the gables of the manor-
house, at Great Chalfield, Wilts, 41 ; pl.
No. 30.

Fire-dogs of the hall, Vicars’ Close, Wells, 21 ;
pl. No. 24.

Fire-place of the vicars’ dwellings at Wells, 14;
pl. No. 3.

-of the hall, Vicars’ Close, Wells, 21 ;

pl. No. 23, No. 24.

-in the banqueting-hall, Great Chal-

field, Wilts, 41, 43 ; pl. No. 31, No. 42.

-, Elizabethan, inserted in the guest-

chamber, Great Chalfield manor-house,
Wilts, 31.

-in the drawing-room at

South Wraxhall, Wilts, 66 ; pl. No. 71.

Fitzwaryn, Philip, 26.

Fleur-de-lis, surmounting the oriel window of
the Vicars’ Close, at Wells, 15 ; pl. No. 5.

G

Gables, terminated by figures at Great Chal-
field, W rilts, 41 ; pl. No. 30.