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KYTSON, Sir Thomas, 148, 149, 239

LACOCK Abbey, 17, 36-38, 110
" " chimney, 128, XXXVI.
" " chimney-piece, 168, LVII.
" " stables, =32=
" " stone tables, =30=, =31=
" " tile paving, IX.
" " tower at S.E. corner, =29=

LAMBERT, a joiner, 257

LANDGRAVE of Hesse, 145

LANGTON Chapel, Winchester Cathedral, 27

LAVENHAM Church, the Spring pew, 27, =23=, =24=

LAYER Marney, tombs at, 17, =11=, III.

LAYER Marney Tower, 17, 33, 52-54, 110, 128
" " details, XIII.
" " entrance tower, =41=

LAY-OUT of houses, 74

LEBONS, John, 11

LECHLADE, "Swan" Inn, 207, =191=

LEDBURY Market-house, 107

LEE, Mr., free mason, 258

LEEDS, St. John's Church, 222
" " " " screen, 219

LEICESTER, Earl of, 142

LEICESTER, Old Town Hall, 162, XLVIII.

LEOMINSTER, The Grange, 107

LEVENS Hall, door, 164, LIV.

LILFORD Hall, bay window, 112, XXXIV.
" " curved gables, 123, XXXIV.

LILLY the Grammarian, 91

LINCOLN, Earl of, 145

LINGFIELD, gateway, 134, =131=

LITTLE Charlton, ceiling, 184, =171=

LOCK-PLATES, =152=

LODGE, the, 74

LODGES and gateways, 78-83

LOGGIA, the Italian, 41, 63

LONGLEAT, 97, =78=

LORME, Philibert de, 261

LOSELEY, 35, 143

LOUVRE, the, 145

LUMLEY, Lord, 34

LYDDINGTON, doorway at, 92, =73=

LYVEDEN Old Building, staircase, 192, =172=, =175=
" New Building, 247

MADRIT, Château de, 228, 230

MAJANO, Giovanni da, 254

MANNERS, Sir John, 131, 181

MARGARET, mother of Henry VII., her tomb, 11, 253

MARKET-HOUSES, 207, 210

MARLIVALE, Mr., letter of, 239

MARNEY, Sir Henry, 53

MARNEY, Henry, Lord, his tomb, =11=, pl. III.

MARY, Queen, 34

MARY, St., Overie, chest at, 39, X.

MAYFIELD, house at, 108, =92=

MICHAEL Joyner, 28

MIDDLE Temple Hall, 159, 161
" " " glazing, 198

MILDMAY, Sir Anthony, 234

MILL at Bourne Pond, 212, =198=

MINSTRELS' Gallery, 43

MODENA, Nicholas of, 255

MONASTERIES, dissolution of, 5

MONTACUTE House, 64-67, 73, 105, 123, 128, 133, 184
" " part of entrance front, XX.
" " plan, =47=
" " plaster frieze, =168=, =169=
" " west front, =48=

MONTAGU, Sir Edward, 168

MORE, Sir Thomas, 247

MORE, Sir William, of Loseley, 143

MORETON Old Hall, 56-59, 107
" " " entrance porch, XV.
" " " gable, XVI.
" " " glazing, 197, LXXVII.
" " " plan, =45=

MOUNT Grace Priory, 106, XXX.

MOYNS Park, 130

NAILSEA Court, door, 155, =141=
" " porch, 85, =65=

NEKER, Thomas, 148

NELSON, Lord, 254

NICHOLAS of Modena, 255

NINE Worthies, the, 66, 88, 142

NONESUCH Palace, 33-36, 76
" " banqueting house, 136
" " garden, 134

NORRIS, Sir Henry, 260, 261

NORTHAMPTONSHIRE cottage, a, =100=

NORTH Pilton, Chichester tomb, 218, =202=, LXXXI.

NORTHUMBERLAND, Duke of, 265

NOSELEY, 235

NOTTINGHAM, houses on the Long Row, 207

NUNZIATA, Toto del, 34 _note_, 254

OAKWELL Hall, 106

OCKWELLS Manor House, staircase, 192, =177=, =178=

OFFLEY, Hugh, 39

ORATIONS, Latin, 141

ORTON Waterville, corbel, 206, =190=

OUNDLE, gateway of almshouses, 81, =60=

OXBURGH Hall, described, 45
" " entrance tower, =35=
" " plan, 44, =34=

OXFORD, Baliol College, glazing, 199
" house in the High Street, 202, LXXIX.
" Queen's College, glazing, 199
" Wadham College, screen in hall, 159, 161, XLIV.
" Wadham College, window tracery, 222

PAGANINO, 12

PAGEANTS, 139

PAGENY, Master (Paganino), 12

PALLADIO, 95

PANELLING of the time of Henry VIII., =136=, =138=

PAPWORTH, Mr. Wyatt, 265

PARAPETS, 123, =110=, =111=, =112=

PARLOUR, the, 41

PAULET tombs in Basing Church, 26, VII.

PAVIA, Certosa of, 6

PEGME, or triumphal arch, 140

PENDANTS of ceilings, =167=

PEPYS, notes on Nonesuch Palace, 35

PETER, a joiner, 257

PETERHOUSE, Cambridge, woodwork in chapel, 223, =212=

PETRARCH, 2

PHELIPS, Sir Edward, 65

PILTON Church, font cover, 221, =209=

PITCHFORD Hall, 107

PITTI Palace, 6

PLAN: development of house plan, 41-72
" Elizabethan house plan, 59
" =E= type of plan, 67
" =H= type of plan, 64
" old type still preserved at Oxford and Cambridge, 42

PLAN of Althorpe Hawking-tower, =200=
" " Anssi-le-Franc, =213=
" " Aston Hall, =53=
" " Barlborough Hall, =49=
" " Bolsover Castle, =88=
" " Burton Agnes, =52=
" " Chalfield, Great, =33=
" " Chastleton, =72=
" " Clifton, Sir Jarvis, his house, =86=
" " Cold Ashton, =86=
" " Compton Winyates, =37=
" " Danvers, Sir John, his house, =227=, =228=
" " Doddington Hall, =51=
" " East Barsham, =36=
" " Eyam Hall, garden, =133=
" " Hengrave Hall, =42=
" " Holdenby, lay-out, =55=
" " Johnson the druggist, his house, =225=
" " Kirby Hall, =46=
" " " " by John Thorpe, XVIII.
" " Montacute House, =47=
" " Moreton Old Hall, =45=
" " Oxburgh Hall, =34=
" " Powell, Mr. Wm., his house, =224=
" " Sutton Place, =38=
" " Wollaton Hall, =79=

PLANS from John Thorpe's book, 226-252, LXXXIV., LXXXV., LXXXVI.,
=213=, =216=, =217=, =218=, =220=, =221=, =223=,
=224=, =225=, =226=, =227=, =228=, =231=

PLATTS, or plans, 256

PORCHES, 83-93

PORTER, the, 73, 79

POWELL, Mr. Wm., plan and elevation for his house, by John Thorpe,
244, =224=

PRINTING, invention of, 3, 6

PROGRESSES of the Sovereign, 138

PULPIT in Winchester Cathedral, 27

PULPITS, 220

QUANSTOCKSHEAD, East, 169
" staircase, 192, =174=

QUEEN'S College, Oxford, glazing, 199

RAINHAM Hall, 72

RAIN-WATER heads, 130

RED LODGE, Bristol, panelling, 157
" inner porch, 163

RED Mount, Chapel of, King's Lynn, 19

REED tomb, Bredon Church, 218, =204=

REFORMATION, the, 3

"REINDEER" Inn, Banbury, 162
" ceiling, 177, 181, LXIX.
" panelled room, 162, LXIX.

RENAISSANCE in letters, 2
" style, 2, 3

RICHMOND, Countess of, tomb, 11, 253

RICHMOND Court, 126

RODES, Francis, 168

ROILEY, Richard and Gabriel, tomb makers, 258, 259

ROTHWELL, cottage at, 119, =103=
" market-house, 185, 210

ROVEZZANO, Benedetto da, 254

ROYAL Exchange, Gresham's, 261, 262

RULES of architecture, 6

RUSHTON Hall, 105
" " chimney of Triangular Lodge, =122=
" " curved gables, 122, =108=, =113=
" " finials, 118
" " parapet, 123
" " rain-water head, 131

RYDGE, Richard, 28, 29

RYE, St. John's Hospital, 208

SAINT Germain, plan copied by John Thorpe, 228

SALISBURY Chantry, the, at Christchurch. _See_ Christchurch.

SANDWICH, corbels on "King's Arms", 206, =187=
" Queen Elizabeth's visit to, 141

SAVILE, John, describes visit of James I. to Theobalds, 77

SCHOOLS, 211

SCOLE, sign of the "White Hart", 213, =201=

SCREEN at Tilney All Saints, 219, LXXXII.
" at St. Cross, 25, VII.
" at Winchester Cathedral, 24, =20=
" of churches, 219
" of hall in houses and colleges, 159

SCREENS, "the screens" in a house, 42, 160

SEYMOUR, Jane, arms, 33
" " tomb, 254

SHARINGTON, William, 36-38, 128, 168
" Grace (his wife), 38

SHERBORNE, rain-water head, 131, =127=

SHREWSBURY, market-house, 210, =194=
" school, 211

SHUTE, John, his _Chief Groundes of Architecture_, 263

SILKSTEDE, Prior, his pulpit, 27

SIZERGH Hall, ceiling, 179, 181, =164=
" " door, 164
" " frieze, 184, L.
" " inner porch, 163, 283
" " panelling 163, 164, L., =148=

SLAUGHAM Place, the long gallery, 195

SMALLER rooms, the treatment of, 162

SMITH, Sir Thomas, 260

SMITHSON, Robert, 265

SNORING, Great, 17, 47

SOUTH Wraxall, ceiling, 177, 178
" " chimney-piece, 169, LX.
" " great chamber, 162, XLVII.

SPAIN, Renaissance in, 3

SPARKE, John, 56

SPEKE Hall, 107, XXXI.

SPENCER, Robert, Lord, 212
" Sir William, tomb at Yarnton, 218, =205=

SPRING Pew, Lavenham Church, 27, =23=, =24=

STAFFORD, Sir Humphrey, 63

STAIRCASE, the grand, 47
" at Benthall Hall, 193, =179=
" at Kirby, 63

STAIRCASES, 185-194
" examples from John Thorpe's drawings, 189, 190, LXXIII.
" in France, 185

STANFORD Church, panelling, 151, =137=
" " tomb in, 15, =5=, =6=

STANNINGE, or Hawking-tower, 212

STANWAY, gatehouse, 79, XXII.
" curved gables, 123

ST. CROSS, Winchester, screen, 25, VII.
" James, Chapel Royal, ceiling, 176
" Margaret's Westminster, glazing, 199
" Mary Overie, Southwark, chest, 39, X.
" Neot's Church, Cornwall, glazing, 199

STEVENTON, cottage at, 112, 119, =97=, =105=

STOKESAY Castle, gatehouse, 79, =57=

STONEGRAVE Church, screen, 220

STOWE-NINE-CHURCHES, reredos and screen, 157, =142=, =144=

STRATFORD-ON-AVON, house at, 202, LXXIX.

SUTTON Court, near Guildford, 33

SUTTON Place (or Court) near Guildford, 17, 49-52
" " details, =39=
" " part elevation of courtyard, =40=
" " plan, =38=

SWINSTY Old Hall, 106

SYMMETRY in plan, 41, 49, 60

TAILOR, Thomas, 70

TAPESTRY, 146, =134=

TEMPLE Newsam, 125

TERRA-COTTA detail, 18

TEXTS on walls of churches, 224

THEOBALDS, 73, 77, 144, 146

THORPE, John, 8, 78, 195, 256, 264
" " his book of drawings, 226
" " his plan of Kirby Hall, 62, XVIII.
" " his plans for London houses, 203
" " his study of foreign books, 227

TILNEY All Saints, screen, 219, LXXXII.

TOLLER Fratrum, chimney, 127, =117=

TOMB, contract for, 259

TOMBS, development of style in, 10-26, 216
" Andrew, Sir Thomas, 16, =8=
" Bradbourne, 16, =9=
" Cave, Thomas, 15, =5=, =6=
" Chichester, 218, =202=, LXXXI.
" Cokayne, 11, =2=
" Drury, Elizabeth, 16, =10=
" Foljambe, 218, =203=
" Harrington, John, 15, =4=
" Henry VII., 7, 10-15, 253, =3=, II.
" Marney, Henry, Lord, 11, III.
" Paulet, 26, VII.
" Reed, 218, =204=
" Spencer, Sir Wm., 218, =205=
" Vernon, Sir George, 16, =8=

TORRIGIANO, 7, 13
" employed on Henry VII.'s tomb, 12, 254

TORRISANY, Peter (same as Torrigiano), 12

TOTO del Nunziata, 34 _note_, 254

TOWN-HALLS, 209

TREETON, cottage at, 119, =104=

TRESHAM, Sir Thomas, 210

TRIANGULAR Lodge, Rushton, chimney, 128, =122=

TRINITY College, Cambridge, the hall, 159, 161, XLV.

UPPER Slaughter, porch, 85, XXIV.

UPRIGHTS, or elevations, 226, 256

VENICE, palaces at, 7

VERNON, Dorothy, 131, 181
" her legend, 196

VERNON, Sir George, 131, 181, 196
" tomb of, 16, =8=

VERRIO'S ceilings, 181

VERSES, Latin, 141

VIRTUE, Robert, 11

VITRUVIUS, 6

VRIES, or Vriese, 95
" his books on architecture, 264
" copied by John Thorpe, 228, =215=

VYNE, the, Hampshire, 17
" glazing, 199
" panelling, 23, 152, =19=

WADHAM College, Oxford. _See_ Oxford.

WALKER, Humphrey, 11

WARDOUR Castle, archway to stairs, 87, XXV.

WARWICK, house at, staircase, 192, =180=

WESTMINSTER, Henry VII.'s chapel, 3, 10, pl. I.
" " " tomb, 7, 10-15, 253, =3=, pl. II.
" " " stalls, 26, =21=, =22=

WESTON, Sir Richard, 52, 53

WESTWOOD, curved gables, 123
" gatehouse, 79, XXIII.

WHISTON, chimney-piece, 171, LXIII.

WHITEHALL, gateways at, 255

WILTON House, work at, 255

WINCHESTER Cathedral, 17
" " Gardiner's chantry, 25
" " Langton's chapel, 27
" " Prior Silkstede's pulpit, 27
" " screen in choir, 23, 25, =20=
" " St. Cross, screen, 25, VII.

WINDOWS, 100-115
" sections of jambs, etc., =98=

WINDOW tracery, 222, =210=

WINWICK, gateway, 79, =59=

WOLLATON Hall, 73
" " chimneys, 128
" " corner tower, =106=
" " curved gables, 120, 122
" " general view, XXVII.
" " long gallery, 195
" " parapet, 123
" " plan, 97, =79=
" " roof of hall, 161, 146
" " window-sill, 114, =99=

WOLSEY, Cardinal, 7, 147, 154
" " his tomb, 254
" " his work at Hampton Court, 29

WOOD panelling, development of, 148

WOOLLAS Hall, porch, 87, =69=
" " screen, 160, XLVI.

WORTH Church, Sussex, pulpit, 220, =206=

WREN, Sir Christopher, 6, 35

WREST, 144

WRIGHT, Robert, glazier, 198

WYMONDHAM Church, sedilia, 17, =12=, =32A=
" market-house, 210, =195=

YARNTON, Spencer tomb, 218, =205=

YORK, old houses at, 201

YOUNG, Dr., his tomb, 254

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Transcriber's Notes:

1. There is inconsistency in the book re the abbreviations for William. These have been kept as in the original.

2. Punctuation and spelling were made consistent when a predominant form was found in this book; otherwise they were not changed.

3. Hyphenated and non-hyphenated versions of the same words have been made consistent, eg. gatehouse, handbook.

4. The different spelling for Henryk, Henryck and Henrick has been retained as per the original.

5. Printers errors have been corrected.

6. The name Evelyn has been corrected from Eelvyn.

7. The spelling of "hospitall" has been retained as it is in Old English.

8. The [sideways] E can also be described as a symmetrical M.

9. In the original there is a printing error in the index. For Plan of Althorpe "Clifton, Sir Jarvis, his house," it reads <b>86</b> this should be LXXXIV.

10. Italicized words are surrounded by underline characters, _like this_. Words in bold characters are surrounded by equal signs, =like this=.