INDEX TO ILLUSTRATIONS AND TEXT

Note.—The ordinary figures denote references to pages of text; the illustrations, which are referred to by their figure numbers, are denoted by the heavier type.

Acton, iron gate at, [269]
Adam, the brothers, [19], [21], [280], [381], [387]
Adam, Robert, [280–85], [387–389]
„design for chimney-piece, [305]
„illustrations of his work, [193], [194], [195], [196], [197], [198], [315], [316], [317], [318], [319]
Addison, [3]
Adelphi, The, [285]
“Advice to Servants,” by Dean Swift, [115]
Age of Romance, [23]
Albemarle, Duke of, [180]
„House, [180], [118]
Allen, Ralph, [263–66]
All Souls, Oxford, [143], [154], [176]
„drawings by Wren at, [99], [100], [101], [102], [103]
Amelia, Princess, [231]
Anne, Queen, [2]
„the mansion of her time, [5]
“Arching galleries”, [171]
Architect; the term seldom occurs prior to the seventeenth century, [25]
Architectural design, change in, [25]
Artari, [255]
“Art of Dialling”, [319]
Art, utilitarian, [391]
Artificiality in architecture, [3]
Arundel, Earl of, [2], [42], [52]
„House, [21]
Ashburnham House, Westminster, the staircase, [118], [73], [74]
Ashburnham, William, [118]
Ashdown House, Berkshire, [97], [55]
Ashmolean Museum, Oxford, staircase, [351], [277]
Aske’s Hospital, Hoxton, [180]
Aston Hall, Warwickshire, [7], [8], [42], [2]
Astwell, Northamptonshire, gateway, [102], [59]
Aubrey, John, [63], [64], [65]
Austen, Jane, [311]
Avenues at Boughton, [200]

Banqueting House, Whitehall, [6], [42], [43], [50], [52], [63], [64], [66], [67], [68], [73], [99], [162], [22]
„ „Inigo Jones’s drawings for, [66], [36], [37]
„ „Smithson’s drawing, [66], [38]
„ „Doorway, drawing by Jones, [86]
„ „Window, drawing by Jones, [88]
Bakewell, Robert (smith), [342]
Barrow Gurney, Somerset, gateway, [329], [249]
Barry, Charles, [172]
Basil, Simon, [46]
Bath, Somerset, Milsom Street, [303], [211]
„Pulteney Bridge, [267], [184]
„Queen’s Square, Panels in house, [363], [289]
„Ralph Allen’s house, [302], [214]
„Royal Crescent, [268], [185]
Battle Abbey, Sussex, jamb of fireplace, [298]
Beaufort House, Chelsea, [324]
Beckford, Alderman, [14]
„the younger, [17]
Beckley, Sussex, Church House, [292], [202]
Bedford Square, London—
houses in, [307], [221]
chimney-piece, [318]
Belcombe, chimney-piece, [317]
Belton House, near Grantham, [157–160]
„plan, [105]
„chapel, 96
„house, [104]
„iron screen, [106]
„carving, [107]
Bethlem Hospital, London, [180], [116]
Bignor, Sussex, chimney, [229]
Birmingham, lead rain-water head, [272]
Bishopsgate Street Without, London, ceiling, [386], [307]
Blaythwayt, William, [203]
Blenheim Palace, [5], [152], [223], [224], [227], [155]
Blomfield, R., [216 (footnote)]
Bolsover Castle, Derbyshire, [32], [33], [13], [16]
Bond, Sir Thomas, [180]
Books on Architecture, [2], [25–28], [212], [372]
„German, Dutch, and French, [28]
Botolph Lane, London, house in, [185], [119], [120]
Boughton House, Northamptonshire, [178], [196–203]
„plan, [132]
„house, [133], [134]
„state room, [135]
„bird’s-eye view, [136]
„staircase, [352], [276]
„panelling, [363], [286]
„fireplace, [369], [294]
„painted ceilings, [385], [310], [311]
Bourdon House, London, doorway, [357], [284]
Bramham Park, Yorkshire, gardens, [232–236], [162], [163]
Brasenose College, Oxford, [106], [63], [64]
„doorway, [127], [84]
Brettingham, Matthew, [276–278]
Brewers’ Hall, London, [190], [125], [126]
Bridge at Prior Park, [154]
„at Bath, [184]
Bridport, Viscount, [387]
Bristol, houses at, [307], [220]
British Museum, drawings at, [64], [19]
Broadfield Hall, Hertfordshire, [9], [3]
Brownlow, Sir John, [157]
Buckingham (Villiers), Duke of, [60], [161]
„(Sheffield), Duke of, [168]
„House, London, [168], [171], [172], [113], [113A]
„ „staircase and ceiling, [308]
„Street, Strand, doorway, [258]
Bulwick, Northamptonshire, date-stone, [235]
Burford, [43]
„Priory, [106], [62]
Burghley House, [385]
„Lord, [1], [212]
Burley-on-the-Hill, Rutland, [176], [329], [245]
Burlington-Devonshire, drawings, [52], [64], [65 (footnote)], [83 (footnote)], [42], [43], [44], [45], [76], [77], [86–88], [91], [92], [93], [94], [240], [241]
Burlington House, [216]
„Lord, [2], [63], [64], [214–216], [271]
Burney, Frances, [3]
Butleigh, Somerset, [84], [142]
Byron, Lord, [21], [32]

Cambridge, Magdalene College, Pepysian Library, [100], [56]
„St John’s College, gate-piers, [325], [243]
„Trinity Hall, cupola, [318], [233]
Campbell, Colin, [31], [64], [65], [66], [67], [69], [79], [80], [168], [171], [172], [176], [207], [240], [251–255]
Campion, Thomas, [78]
Can Court, Wiltshire, staircase, [122], [78]
Canons Ashby, Northamptonshire—
Gate-piers, [322], [238]
Gates, [239]
Ceiling, [312]
Canterbury, streets, [296]
“Capability” Brown, [236]
Carey Street, London, chimney-piece, [303]
Cariat (Coryat), Thomas, [44]
Carlisle, Earl of, [216]
Carr, of York, [271]
Caryatides, [73]
Castle Combe, Wiltshire, doorway, [333], [252]
Castle Howard, Yorkshire, [216–223], [149], [150], [151], [152]
„Mausoleum, [220], [153]
Castor, Northamptonshire, gate-piers, [329], [247]
Catherine Court, Tower Hill, London, [117]
Ceilings—
Seventeenth-century, [122], [31], [34], [54], [74–77], [112], [120]
Eighteenth-century, [381], [144], [174], [180], [283], [288], [306], [307], [312–314]
Painted, [384], [293], [308–311]
Chambers, Sir William, [274]
Changes in house design, [99], [115], [117]
Chapman, George, [78]
Charles I., [7], [41], [66], [70], [87], [163]
„his influence on architecture, [41]
Charles II., [10], [84], [141]
„his idea of rebuilding Whitehall Palace, [70]
„his interest in building, [142]
Charleton, Dr., [50 (footnote)], [52]
Chatham, Lord, [231]
Chatsworth House, Derbyshire, [204], [217], [140]
„ „drawings at, [64], [66], [36], [37], [40], [41]
Chelmsford, street, [296], [210]
Cheltenham, shop at, [304], [217]
Cheron, [198], [384]
Chesterfield, Lord, [214]
Chimneys, [314], [229], [230]
Chimney-pieces—
Seventeenth-century, [138]
By Inigo Jones, [138], [91], [92]
By John Webb, [93], [94]
In the Jerusalem Chamber, [90]
At Forde Abbey, [95]
Eighteenth-century, [377], [170], [292], [294], [301], [302], [303], [304], [305]
Chinese wall-papers, [364], [290]
Chipping Campden, The Martins, [339], [261]
Chirurgeons’ Theatre, London, [50], [52]
Chiswick, Lord Burlington’s Villa, [214], [148]
“Chorea Gigantum”, [50 (footnote)]
Christ Church, Oxford, [45]
„Tom Tower, [145]
Christian IV. of Denmark, [45]
Church Langton, Leicestershire, rectory, [294], [207]
Cirencester, shop at, [304], [216]
City churches, [13]
Civil War, The, [2], [10]
Clarendon, Earl of, [180]
Clarke, Dr., of All Souls, Oxford, [63], [64]
Cliefden House, Buckinghamshire, [168], [172], [114]
Coke, Rev. D’Ewes, [32]
Coke, Thomas, Earl of Leicester, [274]
Coke, Thomas, Earl of Leicester, killed in a duel, [276]
Coleshill, Berkshire, [54–58], [88]
„plan, [28]
„elevation, [29]
„staircase, [30]
„ceiling, [31]
„gate-piers, [324], [242]
College Hill, London, house in, [185], [121]
Combe Abbey, [171]
Comfort in houses, [5]
Coniers, Sir John, [227]
Cooke, “My ladye Cooke’s House”, [36], [18]
Coryat, Thomas, [44]
Cottesbrooke, Northamptonshire, [178]
„ceiling, [386], [313]
“Counsel and Advice to all Builders,” by Gerbier, [161]
Covent Garden Piazza, [50], [24]
„St Paul’s Church, [48], [52], [23]
Cowper, [3]
Craftsmen, English, are skilful, [389]
Crane, Sir Francis, [176], [367]
Craven, William Lord, [164]
Croom’s Hill, Greenwich, garden house, [236], [161]
Cunningham, Peter, his “Life of Inigo Jones”, [45 (footnote)], [50 (footnote)], [60 (footnote)]
Cupolas, [316], [5], [29], [51], [55], [104], [106], [118], [231–234]

Dacres, Lord, [216]
Dance, George, [307]
Daniell, Samuel, [78]
Date-stones, [318], [235], [236]
D’Avenant, [87]
Davies, Robert (smith), [345 (footnote)]
Dawtrey Mansion, Petworth, Sussex, staircase, [124], [79]
Deanery at Wells, panelling, [193], [128]
„ „chimney-piece, [379], [302]
Dean Street, Soho, London, house in, [251], [171]
Decline of fancy in design, [313]
Deene, Northamptonshire, the “Seahorse”, [291], [205]
De L’Orme, [28], [73]
Denham Place, Buckinghamshire, staircase, [355], [280]
„panelling, [359], [287]
Denham, Sir John, [69], [70], [84], [87], [141], [144], [212]
Denmark House, chapel at, [50]
Design follows two paths, [99], [391]
Designs of Inigo Jones. See under [Jones, Inigo].
Devonshire, Dukes of, [64], [204]
Doorways, seventeenth-century, [126]
„exterior, [13], [21], [35], [58], [59], [84]
„interior, [48], [83], [85], [86], [87], [89], [124], [126], [129], [130]
„eighteenth-century—exterior, [333–339], [196], [197], [252–259]
„interior, [282–285]
Dorking, shop at, [305], [219]
Double cube rooms, [58]
Drayton, Leicestershire, date-stone, [235]
Drayton House, Northamptonshire, chimney-piece, [97], [138], [94]
„gardens, [236], [159], [160]
Dryden, [60]
Du Cerceau, [28]
Dunkirk House, [180]
Dunstable, street, [296]
Durham House, [97], [115]
Dyrham, Gloucestershire, [203], [204], [373]
„plan, [138]
„house, [137]
„dining-room, [139]

Easton Neston, Northamptonshire, [178], [207–210]
„plan, 142
„house, [141]
„interiors, [143], [144]
Edney, William (smith), [342]
Elizabethan houses, [1], [5], [56]
„ „still habitable, [3]
Ely, Cambridgeshire, house at, [294], [206]
Emmett, William, of Bromley, [64], [65], [66]
Entrances to houses, [319]
Erectheus, Temple of, [311]
Evelyn, John, [2], [70], [142], [180]
„quoted, [27], [167 (footnote)]
Extinguishers near doors, [333]

Ferguson, [274]
Fielding’s “Tom Jones”, [266]
Finsbury Circus, London, house in, [311], [225]
Finsbury Square, London, houses in, [307], [222]
Fire-backs, [370], [296]
„basket, [370], [297]
„dogs, [370], [295], [296]
„grates, [299], [300]
„places, [369], [375]
„jamb of, [298]
Fitzwilliam, Earl of, [258], [260]
Flaxman, design for a chimney-piece, [304]
Flitcroft, Henry, [258–260]
“Florimene,” a pastoral, [87]
Fonthill Abbey, sale at, [17]
„House, Wiltshire, [14], [17], [9]
Ford Abbey, Dorset, chimney-piece, [138], [95]
Fournier Street, London, doorways, [257]
Frogley, R. (carpenter), [145]
Furniture of houses in 1720, [375]

Gables, [99]
Gammon, Richard, [60]
Ganymede, [19]
Gardens, [229–236], [108], [136], [156–162]
„at Boughton, [200]
Garrick, [3]
Gates and gateways, [322–331], [21], [35], [46], [50], [59], [110], [111], [238], [239], [241–251]
Georgian Houses, [237]
„accommodation in the smaller, [287]
Gerbier, Sir Balthazar, [60], [161–163], [168]
Gibbs, James, [31], [178], [243–251]
„drawings by, [164–170]
Girdlers’ Hall, London, [191], [127]
Gloucester, house in Eastgate, [307]
„ „Southgate, [109], [65]
Godmersham Park, Kent, doorway, [356], [282]
Goodridge, H. E., of Bath, [265]
Gothic revival, [20], [23]
Grainger, of Newcastle, [282]
Grecian temples in English gardens, [311]
Greek influence, [21]
Greenwich Hospital (formerly Palace), [150], [98]
Greenwich Palace—
King Charles’s Block, [52], [64], [65], [83], [168], [45]
Ceiling, [77]
Door, [87]
Queen’s house at Greenwich, [43], [50], [52]
Plan, [25]
View, [26]
Elevation, [27]
Chimney-pieces by Inigo Jones, [91], [92]
Greenwich Old Palace, staircase, [126], [82], [83]
Gresham College, London, [143]
Grinling Gibbons, [160], [189], [207], [357], [381]
Gwydyr House, Whitehall, [20], [11]

Hagley, Worcestershire, [231]
Hakewill, [91]
Hall, the great, [6], [7]
„of eighteenth-century houses, [351]
Ham House, Surrey, staircase, [126], [80]
Hampton Court, [13], [70], [150], [154], [6]
„gate-pier, [244]
„iron screen, [262]
„iron balustrade, [264]
„fire-dogs, [295]
„staircase and ceiling, [309]
Hamstead Marshall, Berkshire, [163–168], [324], [108], [112]
Hanbury Hall, near Droitwich, [13], [5]
Harewood House, doorway, [316]
Harley Street, London, [386]
Hatton, [1]
Hawes, Francis, his inventory, [372], [375]
Hawksmoor, Nicholas, [207–212], [220]
Hengrave Hall, [275]
Henry, Prince of Orange, [164]
„ „Wales, [45], [46]
Hercules, [19]
High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, sundial, [318], [234]
Hinderskelf, Castle of, [216]
Hogarth, [251]
Holdenby House, [167]
Holkham, Norfolk, [178], [271–275]
„ „plan, [188]
„ „view, [189]
Holt, near Bradford-on-Avon, [291], [201]
Homes, English, [1]
Homes of great nobles, [2]
Honington Hall, Warwickshire, doorway and ceiling, [357], [283]
Hooke, Robert, [178]
Horse Guards, The, Whitehall, [276], [190]
Houghton, Norfolk, [178], [251–256], [351]
„ „plan, [172]
„ „views, [173–178]
Houses in towns, [299–313]
Hyde, Lord Chancellor, [180]

Ince Blundell, Lancashire, The Lion Lodge, [329], [246]
Inigo Jones. See [Jones, Inigo].
Inventory of house furniture in 1720, [372]
Ipswich, houses at, [111], [66]
Ironwork, [299], [339–345], [212], [213], [262–266], [268–271]
Isham, Sir Justinian, [93], [95]
Italian influence and inspiration, [1], [2], [6], [27], [36]

Jackson, John, [109]
James I., [3], [45], [66]
Jeffreys, Judge, [13]
Jerusalem Chamber, Westminster, chimney-piece, [136], [90]
Johnson, Dr., on Kedleston Hall, [278]
Jones, Inigo, [2], [6], [7], [13], [20], [31], [33], [40], [41–61], [64], [82], [83], [84], [99], [117], [118], [122], [126], [129], [132], [136], [138], [142], [143], [146], [161], [162], [176]
Jones, Inigo—
his designs for masques, [39], [45]
employed to purchase pictures, [42]
his birth, [44]
visits to Italy, [45], [46]
his sketch-book at Chatsworth, [45], [46]
his annotated copy of Palladio, [45]
work attributed to him, [46–50]
“the Vitruvius of his age”, [52]
his death and will, [60]
Kent’s “Designs of Inigo Jones”, [56], [63], [64], [68], [80], [82], [87], [153], [212], [216], [237–240], [243], [260], [278], [377]
“Designs of Inigo Jones,” compared with earlier designs, [82]
designs for scenery, [64]
drawings attributed to him, [65]
Jones and the designs for the Palace at Whitehall, [63–80]
“Designs for Whitehall”, [68]
drawings by him, [77 (footnote)], [79]
Jones as scene-painter, [79]
as surveyor, [79]
drawings by Jones—
Banqueting House, [36], [37]
elevations of a house, [42]
drawing for a masque, [43]
ceiling at Wilton, [75]
door at the Banqueting House, [86]
window at the same, [88]
chimney-pieces, [91], [92]
clock turret at Whitehall, [232]
Temple Bar, [240]
gateway, [241]
plan of Stoke Bruerne, [115]
Jonson, Ben, [78], [79]

Kedleston, Derbyshire, [178], [271], [278–280]
„ „plan, [191]
„ „Hall, [192]
„ „furniture at, [280]
„ „drawing-room, [389], [319]
Keith, Admiral Lord, [387]
Keith, W. Grant, [77 (footnote)], [87 (footnote)]
Kelmarsh Hall, [178]
Kennington Common, [311]
Kennington Park Road, London, houses in, [311], [226], [227]
Kent, William, [63], [65], [66], [67], [68], [69], [138], [229], [255], [256], [271–278]
Kew Palace, fire-grates, [299], [300]
Kimbolton Castle, [224], [227]
King’s Lynn, [296], [209]
Kingston, Castle Inn, staircase, [125], [81]
King’s Weston, Somerset, [13], [14], [7]
„ „staircase, [352], [275]
Kip or Kyp, “Britannia Illustrata”, [164], [236]
Kirby Hall, Northamptonshire, chimney and dormer window, [230]

Laguerre, [384], [385]
Lamport Hall, Northamptonshire, [93], [52]
Landor, Walter Savage, [301]
Langley, B. and T., [26 (footnote)]
Lanscroon, [384]
Laud, Archbishop, [127]
Lead cisterns, [267], [274]
Lead work, [345], [349], [267], [274]
Lectures on Architecture in the Seventeenth Century, [163]
Leicester, Earl of, [274], [275]
Leicester, Lady, [275]
Lempster, William, Lord, [207]
Le Nôtre, [216]
Lenthall, Speaker, [106]
Leoni, [229]
Leyton Great House, Essex, [185], [122]
Lewes, Sussex, house in the High Street, [314], [228]
Lincoln’s Inn Fields, staircase at No. 35, [356], [281]
Lisle, Dame Alice, [13]
London Houses, [181], [307–311]
„plan, [223]
London suburbs, [313]
Louvre, The, [74]
Lysicrates, Choragic Monument of, [311]

Magdalene College, Cambridge, [100], [56]
Malton, Earl of, [258]
Mansfield Street, London, staircase, [315]
Market Harborough, Sign of Inn at, [212]
Mark Lane, London, doorway, [333], [254]
Marlborough, Duchess of, [150]
„town, [296]
Masques, [45 (footnote)], [78]
„drawing by Inigo Jones, [77], [43]
Mediæval houses, plan of, [115]
„traditions, decline of, [20]
Melbourne, Derbyshire, gardens, [236]
Melton Constable, Norfolk, [193], [131]
„staircase, [354], [279]
Meopham, Kent, chimney, [229]
Middle Ages, vaulted rooms of the, [3]
Milton, [10]
Montagu, Duke of, [178], [196], [369]
„House, [178]
Montague, Lady Mary Wortley, [216], [364]
Mortlake, factory of tapestry, [367]
Moulton, Northamptonshire, date-stone, [235]
Movable scenery, design of the, first, [87 (footnote)]
Moyles Court, Hampshire, [10], [4]

Names of rooms on plans by, Thorpe and Webb, [115]
Napoleon, [21]
Nash, Beau, [266]
Neville Holt, Leicestershire, The Stables, [316], [231]
Newcastle House, [168], [171]
Newcastle, Earls and Dukes of, [32]
Newmarket, royal house at, [50]
Nixon, Alderman John, [111]
„his grammar school, at Oxford, [111], [67]
Normanton Park, Rutland, [17], [10]
Northampton, ceiling in Courts, of Justice, [381], [306]
Northleach, [43]
Northumberland House, chimney-piece, [97]
Norwich, doorways, [256]

Oliver, Mr., City Surveyor, [63], [64]
Oundle, doorway, [333], [253]
Ormond, Duke of, [180]
Osborne, Dorothy, [95]
Oxford, house in the High St., [291], [203]
„house in St. Giles, [291], [200]
(See also [All Souls College], [Ashmolean Museum,] [Brasenose College Chapel], [Christ Church], [Nixon’s Grammar School], [Sheldonian Theatre], [St. John’s College], [Trinity College], [Worcester College.])

Paine, James, [271], [278], [280]
Palladio, [83]
Panelling, [136], [360]
Paul’s Cathedral, St., London, [13], [48], [63], [101], [142], [145–149]
„ „model by Wren, [97]
Paul’s, St., Covent Garden, [48], [52], [23]
Penshurst, Kent, fire-basket, [297]
Pepys, [2], [100], [180]
Pepysian Library, Cambridge, [100], [56]
“Persians”, [73]
Petersham, Surrey, house at, [294], [208]
Philibert de l’Orme, [28]
Physicians’ College, [97]
Piddletown, Dorset, vicarage, [291], [199]
Pitt, William, [387]
Pope, [5], [227], [243]
Porches, open, [89]
Powell, Sir Edward, [118]
Powis Castle, Monmouth, tapestry room, [293]
Powis House. See [Newcastle House].
Powis, Marquis of, [171]
Pratt, Roger, [180], and Appendix, [395–398]
Price, Dr. George, chimney-piece for, [138], [93]
Prior Park, Bath, bridge, [220], [154]
„ „house, [260–266], [182], [183], [351]
Proportion in architecture, [80]
Puget, architect, [178]
Pugin, [20], [311]
Pulteney Bridge, Bath, [267], [184]

Queen Anne, wife of James I., [45]
Queen’s House at Greenwich. See [Greenwich].
Quenby Hall, Leicestershire, iron gateway, [344], [266]

Raleigh, Sir Walter, [1]
Ramsay, Allan, [387]
Ramsbury Manor, Wiltshire, [95], [53], [54]
„Chinese wall-paper, [290]
Raynham Park, Norfolk, [58]
„ „plan, [32]
„ „view, [33]
Reddish Manor, Wiltshire, [268], [186]
Reynolds, Sir Joshua, [3], [14], [229]
R.I.B.A. Collection of Drawings, [58–64], [42], [44], [45]
Rice, R. Garraway, [342 (footnote)]
Ricci, [172]
Ripley, [14], [271]
Roads in Georgian times, [299]
Robinson, Thomas (smith), [342]
Rockingham, Marquis of, [258]
Rooms named on old plans, [115]
Rubens, [60]
Rundhurst, Sussex, gate-piers, [329], [248]
Rysbrach, [255]

Saffron Walden, Essex, houses, [111], [68], [69]
Salisbury, sign of an inn, [213]
„gateway in the Close, [250]
„staircase, [352], [278]
“Salmacida spolia”, [87]
Sandby, Thomas, [7], [60], [74], [Frontispiece], Fig. [1]
Sanitary conveniences in Georgian houses, [288]
Sappho, [21]
Sash-windows introduced, [134]
„earliest example, [136]
Scole, Norfolk, inn, [111], [72]
Scott (Sir Walter), [23]
Seaton Delaval, Northumberland, [178], [224]
Seckford Hall, Suffolk, doorway, [285]
Sedgemoor, [13]
Serlio, [80]
Shakespeare, [10], [25]
Shardiloes House, design for chimney-piece, [305]
Shaw, Huntingdon (smith), [342]
Sheffield, “my lord’s house”, [34]
„Duke of Buckingham, [168]
Sheldonian Theatre, Oxford, [144]
Sherborne, Gloucestershire, [43]
Sherrard, Bennet, Lord, [191]
Shops, [304], [305], [216], [219]
Short survey of twenty-six counties in 1634, [43 (footnote)]
Shrivenham, Berkshire, House, [294], [204]
“Siege of Rhodes”, [87]
Silchester, Hampshire, chimney, [229]
Smithson, John, [7], [42], [168]
„ „his family, [31]
„ „his drawings, [32–40], [66], [77], [14], [15], [17], [18], [20], [21], [38]
„Robert, [31]
„Huntingdon, [31]
Snaresbrook, Elm Hall, iron gates, [268]
Soane Museum, [31]
Somerset House, [50]
„new wing, [105], [61]
South Molton, fireplace in Town Hall, [369], [292]
South Sea Company, [372]
Spalato in Dalmatia, [280]
Speculative builders, their influence on house design, [311]
Spiers, Walter L., [31 (footnote)]
St Catherine’s Court, Somerset, [236]
St Cloud, [200]
St James’s Palace, [58]
„ „chapel at, [50]
„Square, No. 32, [20], [12]
St. John’s College, Oxford—
doorway, [127], [85]
panelling, [136], [89]
rain-water heads, [345]
St Lawrence Jewry, London, carving, [185], [123], [124]
St Mary Redcliffe, Bristol, iron gates, [342], [265]
St John, Oliver, [88]
Staircases of seventeenth century, [118], [73], [78–83]
„eighteenth century, [351], [275–281], [308], [309]
Stanton Harcourt, Oxfordshire, farmhouse, [113], [71]
Stanway House, Gloucestershire, doorway, [101], [58]
Stapleford Park, Leicestershire, [191], [129], [130]
Starkie Gardner, [345 (footnote)]
Stationers’ Hall, London, [191]
„ „doorway, [337], [259]
Stoke Bruerne, Northamptonshire, [176]
Stoke Bruerne, Northamptonshire, plan, [115]
“Stone-Heng Restored”, [44], [50 (footnote)]
Stoneleigh Abbey, Warwickshire—
iron gateway, [342], [263]
panelling, [363], [288]
Stone, Nicholas, [60]
Stowe House, Buckinghamshire, [224]
Stowe House, Buckinghamshire, gardens, [229–232], [276], [157], [156]
Strafford, Earl of, [258]
Stratford, near London, iron gate, [271]
Stratton Street, London, house, [310], [224]
Streets in towns, [296]
Stuart, James, [387]
Sturmer, Essex, chimney, [229]
Sundials, [318], [237]
Sutton Place, fire-back and dogs, [296]
Swakeleys, Middlesex, [102], [60]

Talman, architect, [203], [204]
Talmash, Thomas, [126]
Tapestry, [367], [291], [293]
Temple Bar, design for, by Inigo Jones, [323], [240]
Temple, The, London, staircases, [351]
Temple, Sir William, [95]
Tenche, Sir Fisher, [185]
Thornhill, Sir James, [385]
Thorpe Hall, Northamptonshire, [88–91], [324]
Thorpe Hall, Northamptonshire—
plan, [47]
views and details, [46], [48–51]
Thorpe, John, [28], [31], [77], [115]
„plan of London houses, [310]
Thrale, Mrs., [3]
Tijou, Jean, [339], [340]
Town houses of the gentry, [299]
Town-planning on architectural lines, [267], [299], [301]
Towns, growth of, [304]
Townshend, Aurelian, [78]
„George, [275]
Trellis-work to fronts of houses, [311], [225–227]
Trinity College, Oxford, [145]
Triumphal arches by Gerbier, [162]
Tuileries, plan for the palace, [73]

Uffington, near Stamford, gate-pier, [251]

Vandike, Sir Anthony, [52]
Vanbrugh, Sir John, [13], [19], [20], [150], [216–229]
Vathek, [17]
Vernon, Thomas, [13]
Verrio, [199], [384], [385]
Versailles, [196]
Vignola, [163]
Villiers, Duke of Buckingham, [60]
“Vindication of Stone-Heng Restored,” by Webb, [45 (footnote)], [48], [50 (footnote)], [52 (footnote)], [84]
“Vitruvius Britannicus,” by Campbell, [64], [240–243]

Wade, General, [214]
Wall-papers, [364]
„Chinese, [290]
Walpole, Horace, [20], [31], [32], [161]
„his visit to Stowe, [231]
„Sir Robert, [251], [256]
Wansford, Northamptonshire, chimney, [229]
Wanstead, [260]
Ware, Isaac, [176], [271]
Wareham, Dorset, shop at, [305], [218]
Warminster, Free School, [99], [57]
Warwick, streets, [296]
„Aylesford Hotel, [301], [215]
„lead rain-water head, [273]
Watson, Samuel, of Heanor, [207]
Webb, John, [2], [7], [31], [45 (footnote)], [48], [50], [52], [54], [56], [60], [63], [64], [65], [68], [101], [141], [176]
„commissioned to acquire works of art, [42]
„his petition to Charles II., [69], [70]
„brief attached to same, [84]
„designed the Palace at Whitehall by command of Charles I., [70]
„design for a house by him, [44]
„his own work, [83–97]
„“Inigo Jones’s man”, [83], [87]
„designs for masques, [87]
„drawings by him, for new wing, Somerset House, [61]
„ceiling at Wilton, [76]
„ceiling at Greenwich, [77]
„door at Greenwich, [87]
„chimney-pieces, [93], [94]
„hall or public room, [145]
Webb, William, [63], [64]
Welbeck, [32]
„riding-house, [33], [20]
Wells, Deanery, [193], [128]
„ chimney-piece, [379], [302]
Wentworth Castle, Yorkshire, [258]
„Woodhouse, Yorkshire, [256–260], [179], [181]
Westminster, dormitory at, [216]
Whitehall Palace, [7], [39], [42], [52], [154], [162], [168]
„“Designs for Whitehall”, [64], [68]
„drawings for, [65 (footnote)]
„designs for the Palace, [63–80], [1], [19], [39–41]
„by Wren, [103]
„clockhouse by Inigo Jones, [232]
Widcombe Manor House, near Bath, [268], [187]
Wilkins, Dr., [143]
William and Mary, [2]
Williams, John, Bishop of Lincoln, [136]
Willis, Professor, [100]
Wilton, Wiltshire, [58], [97], [220], [34]
„ „ceilings, [118], [122], [75], [76]
Wimpole Street, London, ceiling, [314]
Winchester, chimney-piece, [301]
„palace at, [142]
Winde, Wine, or Wynne, Capt. See [Wynne].
Windows of seventeenth century, [129]
Windsor Castle, [385]
„sash-window, [136]
Witney, Oxfordshire, school at, [113], [70]
Wollaton, [31]
Wolterton Hall, Norfolk, [14], [8]
Woodford Road, London, iron gate, [270]
Wood, John, of Bath, [260–268]
Worcester College, Oxford, drawings at, [52], [58], [63], [64], [65], [68]
Workmen and books, [27]
Working men’s dwellings, [389]
Wren, Sir Christopher, [13], [20], [31], [61], [101], [108], [141–160], [176], [178], [189]
„ „drawings at All Souls College, [145], [154], [176]
„ „designs for houses, [99], [102]
„ „for palace at Whitehall, [103]
Wren, Dr. Christopher, [143]
„Matthew, Bishop of Ely, [143]
Wrest, Bedfordshire, gardens, [236], [158]
Wynne, Captain, [163], [168]
„ „drawings by, [171 (footnote)], [109], [110], [112]

Yarmouth, lay out of streets, [296]
„porch at, [337], [260]
York, streets in, [296]
„Assembly Rooms, [214], [146], [147]
„doorway, [333], [255]
York House, London, [60], [161]
„ „water-gate, [60], [322]
„ „ [Frontispiece], [35]

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