EXETER--WELLS--GLASTONBURY, LEGEND OF KING ARTHUR INTERRED HERE--DORSET--SHERBORNE--WEYMOUTH.....91
CARDINAL BEAUFORT’S TOWER--ST. CROSS--WINCHESTER--SURREY--SALISBURY--CANTERBURY--ROCHESTER--RYE--EAST GRINSTEAD--MIDDLESEX.....106
HERTFORD--ST. ALBANS--ELIZABETHAN ARCHITECTURE AND JOHN THORPE--MARLOW--STONY STRATFORD--COLCHESTER--BANBURY--TETSWORTH--OXFORD--NORFOLK AND SUFFOLK--NORWICH PRELATES--BRICK ARCHITECTURE.....134
THE FEN COUNTIES, AND THEIR PICTURESQUENESS--ELY--CAMBRIDGE--HUNTINGDON--MARKET BOSWORTH--BEDFORD--ADVANTAGES OF WATER POWER--LINCOLN--GAINSBOROUGH--GRANTHAM--STAMFORD--ANGEL INN, GRANTHAM.....175
NOTTINGHAM--ROBIN HOOD--SOUTHWELL--NEWARK--NOTTINGHAM--WARWICKSHIRE--DUGDALE--COVENTRY-- DERBY--STRATFORD--ROMAN ROADS--YORK--RIPON--WAKEFIELD--PONTEFRACT.....217
BEVERLEY--STONE CROSSES--NORTHUMBERLAND--ALNWICK--HEXHAM--NEWCASTLE--DURHAM--KEPIER HOSPITAL--CARLISLE.....279
MOORE RENTAL--ISLE OF MAN--BERESFORD HOPE’S REMARKS--EXPRESSION IN ARCHITECTURE--REMARKS BY GODWIN--CONTRACT FOR BUILDING ST. MARY’S CHURCH, CHESTER--GENERAL PRINCIPLES--GREEK ARCHITECTURE--CONCLUSION.....301
COURT CONNECTING WATERGATE AND NORTHGATE ROWS 11
HEAD QUARTERS OF HENRY VII. ON HIS ROAD TO BOSWORTH FIELD 45
BRIDGENORTH: HOUSE WHERE BISHOP PERCY WAS BORN 62
OUTHOUSE: NELL GWYNNE’S BIRTHPLACE, HEREFORD 66
WELLS CATHEDRAL, FROM BISHOP’S GARDEN _To face_ 98
CARDINAL BEAUFORT’S GATE AND ANCIENT BREWERY, WINCHESTER 106
NORWICH PRECINCT GATE AND FERRY _To face_ 158
WINDOW IN OLD FARM-HOUSE NEAR SALISBURY 174
PORCH WITH BOW-WINDOW UNDER, OUTSIDE WARWICK GATES 233
EDWARD IV.’S CHAPEL, WAKEFIELD BRIDGE 271
OLD BUILDINGS LEADING TO PONTEFRACT, YORKSHIRE 273
DOORWAY IN COTTAGE, WITH ROYAL ARMS, PONTEFRACT 276
DURHAM, FROM AN OLD HOMESTEAD ON THE WEAR _To face_ 294
ROAD THROUGH CATHEDRAL CLOSE, CARLISLE _To face_ 298
LORD WINMALEIGH’S HOUSE IN WARRINGTON 309
STAIRCASE IN AUTHOR’S RESIDENCE, CHESTER 340
REMAINS OF STREET ARCHITECTURE IN ENGLAND--CHESTER: VARIOUS THEORIES OF THE ROWS--REMINISCENCES OF ANCIENT HOUSES IN CHESTER--WIRRAL--CONGLETON--NANTWICH--WHITTINGTON.
There are not many Abbeys or Cathedrals which have not been fairly delineated, and it is a pleasure to add that in this respect few Parish Churches have been neglected. Indeed, if these possess any interest, they are almost sure to secure a record of their form, and at least one antiquary to publish their history. Ancient mansions also have been lithographed by Habershon and Richardson, and very excellently by Nash. Happily, also, for this class of buildings, they generally belong to some family who take a pride in them, and may fairly be left to attend to their preservation.