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.

Vicars choral, located in common by Wcilter
de Hulle, subdean of Wells, 1334, 1.

-? incorporated by Ralph of Shrews-

bury, bishop of Wells, 1347 ; and a new
college for their residence built by him, 2.

---, endowed with lands obtained by

him from the feoffees of Walter de Hulle,
together with a yearly charge upon the vicar-
age of Chew, 2.

-1 further benefited by Bishop

Beckington, 5; and his executors, 7.

-, constituted a body corporate

and politic by Queen Elizabeth, 9; their
numbers restricted by her to twenty, 11.

-, their dwellings described, 14—

16; and illustrated in pl. No. 2, No. 3,
No. 4, No. 5, No. 6, No. 7.

Vicars’ Close at Wells, Somersetshire, historical
account of the, 1—12.

---, descrip-

tion of twenty-six Plates illustrative of the,
13—22, viz.

I.-general ground-plan, 13 ; pl.

No. 1.

II.—VI.*-the vicars’ dwellings, 14—16 ;

pl. No. 2—7.

VII.—XI.-the chapel and library,

16— 18 ; pl. No. 8—12.

XII.—XXV.-the common-hall, entrance

gateway, and the chain-
gate, 18—22; pl. No.
13—26.

- , statutes andor-

dinances of, made by Ralph of Shrewsbury,
bishop of Wells, 2 ; Appendix II.

-^ jgrs(. founcieci foy

ditto, 2.

•, endowed with

lands by ditto, 2.

-, a yearly

chargeon the vicarage of Chew, 2.
--, original design

of, few traces left of, 3.

-, grants to, 4,4.*

W

Walter de Hulle, subdean of Wells, 1334 ; arch-
deacon of Bath, 1342; endowed the Vicars’
Close with lands, 1.

-, feoffees of, 2, 2.||

Warner, the Rev. Richard, rector of Great
Chalfield, Wilts, 33, 36, 36.f
Water-tables, 63; pl. No. 62.

•---of buttresses, at Biddeston, Wilts,

71 ; pl. No. 75.

-, Great Chalfield,

43 ; pl. No. 40.

Wells, the arms of the see of, 9, 19; pl.
No. 16.

-at the Vicars’ Close at Wells, 13;

pl. No. 1.

Wicket in the door, Great Chalfield manor-
house, Wilts, 39, 41 ; pl. No. 31.

William of Wickham, patron of Beckington, 20.
Window of the church of St. Peter at Biddeston,
Wilts, 71 ; pl. No. 76.

■ -of the porch of the church of St. Peter,

at Biddeston, 71 ; pl. No. 75.

-, square-headed, remains of one under

corbelling of octagonal oriel window, Great
Chalfield, Wilts, 42, 43; pl. No. 37.

-, west, of the church, Great Chalfield,

Wilts, 46 ; pl. No. 50.

-of the drawing-room at South Wrax-

hall, remarkable for its immense size, 64;
pl. No. 64, No. 71.

-of the bay of the hall at South Wrax-

hall, Wilts, 64; pl. No. 66.

-Great Chalfield, Wilts, 42 ; pl. No. 36.

-of the hall at South Wraxhall, Wilts,

64; pl. No. 67.

■ -Great Chalfield, Wilts, 41, 42; pl.

No. 31, No. 36.

Windows, of the original design of the Vicars'
Close at Wells, three remaining, 3, 19, 20,
21 ; pl. No. 15, No. 22, No. 23.

..chapel of the Vicars’ Close at

Wells, coeval with the original design, 3,
17; pl. No. 11.