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.

Labels, mouldings of, atSouth Wraxhall, Wilts,
63, 64; pl. No. 63, No. 65, No. 66, No. 67.

-at Vicars’ Close, Wells,

pl. No. 4, No. 10, No. 11.

--, terminations of, at South Wraxhall,

Wilts, 63; pl. No. 63,

-,-, at Great Chalfield,

Wilts, pl. No. 36, No. 37, No. 41, No. 54.
Leigh-de-la-Mere, Wilts, notice of a bell turret
at, 68.

Library over the chapel, Vicars’ Close, Wells,
plan of, 17 ; pl. No. 9.

Lobby, the small, Vicars’ Close, Wells, 19;
pl. No. 14.

-En-

trance into, 20 ; pl. No. 23.

-Sec-

tion of, 22 ; pl. No. 25.

Long, arms of, 63, 65, 80, 81 ; pl. No. 60,
No. 63. No. 68, No. 69.

Long, Hope, Esq. 60.

Long, John, Esq., his persecution by his step-
mother, 59, 60.

-, his son, 60.

-, the Rev., rector of Meseyhampton,

Gloucestershire, 60.

-, Walter, Esq. of Bristol, 60.

---, his son, 60.

-, of Wraxhall and Whaddon

(well known as Mr. Walter Long, of Bath), 60.

--, M.P. for North Wilts, the

present possessor of South Wraxhall, 60, 61.
Longe, or Le Long, family of, 50.

-, supposed origin

of, by Leland, 51.

-Henry, cotemporary with Thomas Tro-

penell, Esq. projector of the manor-house at
Great Chalfield, and with him named in the
will of Margaret, lady Hungerford, 53, 54.

-, his will’ at length, Appendix II.

79.

-, monument in South Wraxhall

Longe, Sir Henry, 56 ; knighted for his gallant
charge at Therouenne, 57.

-, a new crest granted to

him, 57.

-, his motto. 57.

-, Robert, presumed projector of the ma-

nor-house at South Wraxhall, Wilts, 51, 52.

-, Sir Robert, knight, 57.

-, presumed to have been the

first Protestant member of the family, 57.

-, Sir Thomas, 55, 56.

-, his monument in South

Wraxhall Church, 56.*

--, Sir Walter, knight, made many ad-

ditions to the manor-house at South Wrax-
hall, Wilts, 58, 59.

-, friend of Sir Wal-

ter Raleigh, 58.*

-, in consequence of

the artifice of his second wife, disinherits his
son, 59.

---, his second wife’s

promise to him on his death-bed, and how
performed, 60.*

Loophole in the porch leading to the hall, Great
Chalfield, Wilts, through which to receive
letters, or to take cognizance of visit-
ors, 39, 43 ; pl. No. 39.

Loscombe, C. W. Esq., his opinion of the bell-
turrets at Biddeston and other places in
Wilts, 68.

Ludlow, of Hill Deverell, Wilts, arms of, 44, 46,
47, 48; pl. No. 45, No. 48, No. 52, No. 54.

M

Manor-house at Great Chalfield, Wilts, pro-
jected by Thomas Tropenell, Esq. 31. See,
also, Clialfield.

■-, ground

and first-floor plans, 39 ; pl. No. 29.

-—--, north

front of, 41 ; pl. No. 30.

Church, supposed to be his widow’s, 54,
with a woodcut.

dinal section, 41 ; pl. No. 31.

., longitu-