INDEX.
Reading edition
Note.—The ordinary figures denote references to pages of text, those in black type denote references to illustrations in the text, and the Roman numerals are for plates.
Abbott's Hospital, Guildford, 166
doorway, 149
key-plate, 154
latch, 150
Additions to existing houses, 73
Almshouses, 210
Althorpe, Hawking-tower, 212 199 200
Ampthill, long gallery, 195
Andrew, Sir Thomas, tomb of, 16 8
Anssi-le-Franc, plan and elevation copied by John Thorpe, 227 213 214
Apartments on John Thorpe's plans, list of, 251
Apethorpe Hall, 105
ceiling, 181
confectionery, 234
curved gables, 122 109
parapet, 123
Arcade, the open, 63
Architect, his position in 16th century, 255-266
Arnold, a joiner, 257
Arthur, Prince, chantry in Worcester Cathedral, 11 1
Arundel, Earl of, 34
Ashbourne Church, tombs, 13 16 2 9
Askewe, Lady Anne, 143
Astbury Church, font cover, 221
Astley Hall, 111 XXXIII.
Aston Hall, 70-72 98 99
ceilings, 179 LXX. LXXI.
long gallery, 195 196 LXXVI.
north wing, 54
plan, 53
south front, 81
Aubrey, John, 35
Audley End, 73 144
ceilings, 179 182
frieze, 182 168
long gallery, 195
parapet, 123 112
staircase, 193 LXXIV.
Axbridge Church, ceiling, 223
Aylesford Hall, doorway, 93 75
Azay-le-Rideau, Château de, 230
Bacon, Lord, 76 88
Sir Nicholas, 88 89 90
Bakewell Church, tomb in, 7
Balliol College, Oxford, glazing, 199
Baluster, pierced, 176
Banbury, "Reindeer" Inn, 162 177 181
ceiling, LXIX.
side of room, XLIX.
Banqueting Hall at Whitehall, 9
house, 136
at Gorhambury, 90
at Chipping Campden, 132
Bardwell Manor House, chimney, 128 116
Barlborough Hall, 67-68 235
chimney-piece, 168 LVIII.
entrance front, 50
plan, 49
Barrington Court, 110 XXXII.
Barsham, East. See East Barsham.
Basing Church, Paulet tombs, 26 VII.
Basingstoke, Chapel of Holy Ghost, 17
glazing, 199
Bay windows, 111
Bean Lodge, Petworth, chimney, 130 123
Beckington Abbey, ceiling, 177 178 162 163
door, 155 140
Benedetto da Rovezzano, 254
Benthall Hall, 156
ceiling, 180 165
chimney-piece, 171 156
panelling, 156, 157, 158, XLIII.
staircase, 193, 179
Bingham Melcombe, 17
Black and white houses, 106
Blickling, 73
ceiling, 181
chimney, 130
curved gables, 122
part of entrance front, XXXVII.
staircase, 192
Blunt, Matthew, a joiner, 257
Bluom, Hans, his book on the Five Orders, 264
Blythborough Church, pulpit, 220, 207
Boccaccio, 2
Boleyn, Anne, 28
Bolsover Castle, 103, 87
chimney-pieces, 171, 157, LXIV.
plan, 104, 88
Books on Architecture published during the 16th century, 264
Boorde, Dr. Andrew, 56, 62
his Dyetary of Helth quoted, 57
Boughton House, chimney-piece, 168, LVI.
Bourne Pond, Colchester, mill, 212, 204
Bourton-on-the-Water, cottage, 112, 96
Bradbourne, tomb of, 16, 9
Bradfield, 163, 238
Bramall Hall, 107
Bramshill, 105
parapet, 123, 111
rain-water head, 131, 129
Brandon, Charles, Duke of Suffolk, 53
Bredon Church, Reed tomb, 218, 204
Brigstock, village cross, 211, LXXX.
Bristol, door in a house at, 164, LIII.
in St. Peter's hospital, 166, LV.
old houses at, 201
Bristol, Red Lodge, 157, 163
Broadway, doorway at, 92, 74
Tudor House, 118, XXXV.
Bromley-by-Bow, chimney-piece, 172, LXV.
Broughton Castle, inner porch, 163, 238, LI.
Brunelleschi, 6
Buckhurst House, 73
the long gallery, 195
Burford Priory, window tracery, 223
Burghley House, 9, 98, 128, 260
general view, XXVIII.
long gallery, 195
staircase, 187, LXXII.
Burghley, Lord, 75, 76, 144, 146
letters to (and from), 260, 261, 262
Burlington, Lord, 261
Burton Agnes, 70, 91
bay windows, 112, 95
ceiling, 183
plan, 52
Burton Latimer, school, 211, 197
Bury St. Edmund's, glazing at Church of St. James, 199
Busts on houses, 120
Cabot, 2
Cambridge,
King's College, fan-vaulting in chapel, 3
glazing, 199
screen in chapel, 28,, 111, 255, VIII.
Peterhouse, woodwork in chapel, 223, 212
Queen's College, panelling, 257
St. John's College, contracts, 256
Trinity College, contract for woodwork, 256
the hall, 159, XLV.
Canterbury, corbels, 206, 188, 189
house in High Street, 202, 185
Carbrook Hall, Sheffield, 155
ceiling, 181
frieze, 184, 170
panelling, 155, XLII.
Casement fasteners, 166
Cassell, 145
Castle Ashby, chimney-piece, 172, LXVI.
parapet, 124
Castlemaine, Countess of, 34
Castle Rising, door at, 152, 139
Cave, Robert, a joiner, 257
Thomas, tomb of, 15, 5, 6
Cecil, Sir William. See Lord Burghley.
Ceilings in houses, 173-184
in churches, 223
Cellini, Benvenuto, 7
Chalfield, Great, 42
hall, 45
plan, 43, 33
Chambord, Château de, 230
Change of detail from Italian to Dutch, 39
Channel Row, house for Lady Derby, 205
Chapel Royal, St. James's, ceiling, 176
Chapman, a mason, 36
Charles I., 5
Charles II., 34
Charles VIII. (of France) tomb at St. Denis, 12
Charlton, Wiltshire, 98, 80
ceiling, 178
frieze, 182, 168
Charterhouse, The, staircase at, 192, 181
Charwelton Church, tomb in, 16, 8
Chastleton, ceiling, 183
plan, 90, 91, 92, 72
Chelvey Court, pew, 157, 143
porch, 83, 84, 64
Cheney Court, 101, 84
doorway, 87, 68
Chenonceau, Château de, 230
Chest at St. Mary Overie, Southwark, 39, X.
Chester, the Rows at, 207
Chesterfield Church, Foljambe tombs, 218, 203
pulpit, 221, 208
Chevington, 239
Chichester tomb, North Pilton, 218, 202, LXXXI.
Chimney-pieces, 167-173
Chimneys, 125-130
typical chimney of the Midlands, 119
Chipchase Castle, porch, 85, XXIV.
Chipping Campden almshouses, 208, 193
banqueting house, 137, 132
chimney, 128, 120
market-house, 211, 196
Christchurch, Hampshire, choir stalls, 23, 17, 18
Draper's chantry, 22, 16
Salisbury chantry, 17, 20-22, 14, 15, V., VI.
Churches, work in, 215
Claverton, terrace, 133, XXXVIII.
Clegg Hall, 106, 90
Clifford, Lady Anne, 144
Clifton Maubank, 64
Clifton, Sir Jarvis (or Gervase), John Thorpe's plan of house, 231, LXXXIV.
Clough, Richard, 260, 261 262
Cobb, a plasterer, 257
Cobham Hall, Kent, 130, 260
Cobham, Lord, 260
Cokayne, tomb of, 11, 2
Cold Ashton, 102
doorway, 86, 87, 67
general view, 85
gateway, 79, 81, 58
plan, 102, 86
Columbus, 2
Compton Winyates, 33, 47-49, 94, 128
details from church, 223, 211
entrance porch, XII.
general view, XI.
plan, 37
Condover Hall, 104, 105, 89
Confectionery, remarkable, 234
Conishead Priory, 165
Constantinople, fall of, 2
Contract for glazing at St. John's College, Cambridge, 257
panelling at Hengrave Hall, 148
second court at St. John's College, Cambridge, 256
tomb for Thomas Fermor, 259
woodwork at Trinity College, Cambridge, 257
Copernicus, 91
Copt Hall, the long gallery, 195
Corbels to overhanging storeys, 206
Corsham Court, 99, 100, 82
almshouses, 208
reading-desk, 192
Coventry, Ford's Hospital, 207
Cowdray House, 105
vaulting of porch, 19, 13, IV.
windows, 109, 110, 93
Craftsmen provide their own designs, 256
Cranborne, porch, 91, XXVI.
Croscombe Church, woodwork, 219
Crosses, market and village, 211
Cross, St., Winchester, screen, 17, 24, VII.
Daïs, the, 43
Dale, Richard, 58
Dante, 2
Danvers, Sir John; plans and elevation of his house by John Thorpe, 246, 227, 228
Dartmouth, butter-market, 201
Decoration of rooms, 145
Deene Hall, 148
ceiling, 177, 134, LXVIII.
Defensive precautions abandoned, 73
Derby, Lady, house for, 205
Designs, the providers of, 256
Dininckhoff, Bernard, 198
Dissolution of the Monasteries, 5
Doddington Hall, 69
entrance front with gatehouse, XXI.
lay-out, 77, 78, 56
parapet, 123
plan, 51
porch, 82, 83, 63
Door furniture, 165, 166, 150-155
Doors, 164
Doorways (entrance) and porches, 83-93
Dramatic entertainments, 138
Draper's chantry, Christchurch, 22, 16
Drawswerd, Sheriff of York, 11
Drayton House, chimney, 128, 121
Droitwich, chimney at, 126, 114
Drury, Elizabeth, tomb of, 16, 10
Du Cerceau, 95
copied by John Thorpe, 227
Durdans, The, 35
Dutch character of detail, 39
Dutch, imitation of the, 8
influence on English architecture, 9, 120
influence on John Thorpe, 230
refugees, 253
Dyrik, a joiner, 258
East Ardsley Old Hall, 106
Eastawe, John, 56
East Barsham, 17, 47
plan, 36
East Quantockshead, 169
staircase, 192, 174
Edington Church, pulpit, 221, LXXXIII.
Elevations by John Thorpe, LXXXVII., 214, 215, 219, 222, 223, 224, 228, 229, 230
Elizabethan mansion, new style to be found in, 5
Elizabeth, Queen, 138, 140
Eltham Palace, roof, 28, 25
Elvetham, 234
Enfield, chimney-piece at, 172
English workmen, character of their work, 95
Italianizing of, 16
Evelyn, John, his notes on Nonesuch Palace, 34
Ewen, Nicholas, 11
Exeter, Guildhall, 210
house formerly in North Street, 201, 184
External appearance of an Elizabethan house, 95
Exton Church, tomb, 4
Hall, 99, 123, XXIX.
parapet, 110
Eyam Hall, garden, 135, 133
terrace steps, XXXIX.
Faërie Queen, the, 5
Fambeler, Giles, wood-carver, 257
Fan-vaulting, 3, 10, 19, pl. I., IV.
Fermor, Thomas, 258
contract for his tomb, 259
Finials, 117, 101
Finstock Manor House, 118, 102
Fisher, Bishop, his tomb, 258
Florence Cathedral, 6
Foljambe tombs, Chesterfield, 218, 203
Font covers, 221
Ford House, Newton Abbot, chimney-piece, 170, LXII.
Fountains Hall, 92
Fox, Bishop of Winchester, 24, 25
France, Renaissance in, 3
Francis I. of France, 7, 8
French influence on English Architecture, 8, 152
on John Thorpe, 230
Gables, 116
of timber houses, 119
curved, 120
Gallery, at Gorhambury, 90
minstrels', 43
the long, 63, 195-197, LXXV., LXXVI.
Garden at Holdenby, 76
Gardens, 133
Gardiner's chantry, Winchester Cathedral, 25
Gascoigne, George, 141, 142, 214
Gatehouses and lodges, 78-83
Gayhurst, pillars in garden, 133, 130
porch of house, 85, 66
Gayton Manor House, door, 166, LV.
Gedde, Walter, glazier, 199
patterns from his "Booke of Sundry Draughtes", LXXVIII.
General aspect of an Elizabethan house, 94
Germany, Renaissance in, 3
Gests, 143
Giles Fambeler, wood-carver, 257
Gilling Castle, glass at, 198, 183
Giovanni da Majano, 254
Glazing, 197-199
Glinton Manor House, 100, XXIX.
Gorhambury, 88-91
porch, 70
Gothic and Classic detail mixed, 17-33
Architecture contrasted with Classic, 2, 4
Great chamber, the, 194
Great Snoring, 17, 47
Greek literature, 2
Gresham, Sir Thomas, 260, 261
Guildford, Abbott's Hospital. See Abbott's Hospital.
Haddon Hall, 47, 94, 105
ceilings, 177, 181, 161, 166
door furniture, 167, 151, 153
frieze, 184
long gallery, 195, LXXV.
panelling, 153, 154, 135, XL., XLI.
rain-water heads, 131, 124, 125, 126
screen, 149, 135
terrace, 133, XXXVIII.
Half-timber houses, 56
Hall, the chief apartment, 41
its treatment, 159
its decay, 72
Hambleton Old Hall, 71
parapet, 123
porch, 89, 91
staircase, 192, 173
Hampton Court, 29
ceilings, 33, 149, 174-176, 158, 159, 160, LXVII.
chapel roof, 33
door to great hall, 28
early work at, 29
glazing, 197
long gallery, 197
roof of great hall, 28, 30, 161, 26, 27
roundels, 254
size of courts, 35, 76
tapestry, 147
Hamstall Ridware, lodge, 79
Hardwick Hall, chimney-piece, 169, LXI.
plaster frieze, 164, 184, LII.
Harrington, John, Lord, 100
Harrington, John, tomb of, 15, 4
Harrison, Dyrik, a joiner, 257, 258
Harrison, Stephen, joiner and architect, 140
Haselrigge, 235
Haseridge, Sir Wm., plan and elevation for his house by John Thorpe, 235, LXXXVI., LXXXVII.
Hatfield House chimney-piece, 169, LIX.
doorway, 86, XXV.
staircase, 192
window-head, 99A
Hatton, Sir Christopher, 63, 76, 77, 81, 96, 143, 144
Hawking-tower at Althorpe, 212, 199, 200
Hawstead Church, tomb in, 16, 10
Heneage, Sir Thomas, 144
Hengrave Hall, 33, 54-56, 128, 258
contract for panelling, 148
corbelling of bay, 44
entrance gateway, XIV.
glazing, 198
plan, 42
west front, 43
Henrick, or Henryck, 260
Henry VII.'s Chapel, Westminster, 3, 10, pl. I.
stalls, 26, 21, 22
tomb, 7, 10-15, 253, pl. II., 3
will, 256
Henry VIII., his influence on architecture, 7
he annexes Wolsey's tomb, 254
Hentzner, Paul, 33
Hereford, house in High Town, 203, 186
Hertford, Earl of, 234
Hesse, Landgrave of, 145
Highlow Hall, gateway, 134, XXXIX.
Hoghton Tower, 105
bay window of hall, 111, 94
Holbein, 7
his work in England, 255
Holdenby House, 144
court, 78
gateways, 80, 81, 61
lay-out, 75, 55
long gallery, 195
Holmshurst, 118, XXXV.
Holy Ghost Chapel, Basingstoke, 17
glazing, 199
Hospitall of Incurable Fooles, the, 264
Houses enlarged to receive royalty, 144
in streets, 200
proclamation as to materials, 203
Huddington Court House, chimney, 127, 115
Ightham Church, glazing from, 197, 182
Imber, Lawrence, 11
Ingelby Manor, 106, 91
Inner porch to rooms, 163, LI.
Interior features of houses, 138
Invasion of the foreign style, 10
Ipswich, old houses at, 201
Islip, Abbot of Westminster, 8
Italian detail in tombs, 10-26
workmen, 18-24, 253
Italy, its influence on architecture, 1-9
James I., King, 140
Janson, Cornelius, 261
Jenins, Robert, 11
John of Padua, 8
Johnson the druggist, Mr., plan of his house by John Thorpe, 245, 225
Jones, Inigo, 6, 9, 42, 63, 64, 72, 263
Joyner, Michael, 28
Kelmarsh Church, window tracery, 222, 210
Kenilworth Castle, princely pleasures, 141
Kentwell Hall, 99, 83
Kenyon Peel, gateway, 82, 62
King's College, Cambridge. See Cambridge.
King's Lynn, Chapel of the Red Mount, 19, IV.
Kip, William, 140
Kirby Hall, 60-64, 73, 81, 95, 96, 105
bay windows, 112, XXXIII.
chimney, 128, 118
courtyard, south side of, XVII., 76
finials, 118
gables, 121
hall, roof of, 161, 147
parapet, 123
plan, 46
plan by John Thorpe, XVIII.
porch, detail of, XIX.
west front, 77, 107
Kitchen, the, 41
Kneelers, 117, 101
Knockers, 167, 155
Knole House, 73, 130, 131
hall, 159, 145
lead rain-water head, 128
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, LXXXIV
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, XLIX.
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, 238
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, 7
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, 7
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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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 86 this should be LXXXIV.