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 WITH DESCRIPTIVE LETTER-PRESS. 
 
 iEcckgiastical anJJ liomestic. 
 
 BY 
 
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 Srcfjitect, 
 
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 Glasgow Church. 
 
 Plate I. represents the Western Doorway, with some details. Fig. I. is the 
 exterior elevation. 2. A horizontal section of one Jamb. 3. Ditto of centre Pier. 
 
 4. and 5. base and capital of the Columns, one-fifth the real size. 
 
 Plate II. contains details (enlarged) of the West Doorway. Fig. 1. horizontal 
 section (enlarged) of the Door Jamb. 2. Ditto of Archivolt Mouldings. 3. Horizontal 
 section of Niches over Door-openings. 4. Elevation of part of ditto (enlarged). 
 
 5. Column Shaft and Arch Moulding. 6. Soffit of Door opening. 7. Column 
 Base of Niche. 8. Capital of ditto. 9. Centre Spandrill (enlarged). 10. Column 
 and Arch-moulding of Niche, ditto. 11. Column Base. 12. Horizontal section of 
 Quatrefoil. Spandrill. 13. Bracket of Niche (enlarged). 
 
 Plate III. In this Plate are given further details (enlarged) of the Arch- 
 mouldings of the Western Doorway. Fig. 1. is a horizontal section of the inner 
 Arch-moulding. 2. Ditto of Moulding over outer Columns. 3. Label-moulding. 
 4. Moulding over second and fourth Columns. 5. Ditto over centre or third Columns 
 (a. b. c. d. projection of Column Caps). 6. Upper and lower terminations of hollow 
 between the columns. — Credence, Lady Chapel. 7. Elevation of Credence. 8. Plan 
 
 of ditto. 9. Horizontal section of Jamb and Label-mouldings (enlarged) Bracket 
 
 in Crypt. 10. Elevation. 11. Horizontal section at Cap, shewing the Groin- 
 moulding (/. face of Wall, c. projection of Cap). 
 
 Plate IV. gives Windows and details from the North side of the Crypt. Fig. \. 
 is an exterior elevation of Window from the North side. 2. A horizontal section of 
 the Jamb (a. ditto of Arch at springing, b. projection of Column Cap). 3. Vertical 
 section of the Sill. 4. Label-moulding. 5. and 6. Base and Capital of the Columns 
 (enlarged). — Window facing West, North side. 7- Elevation of Window. 8. Hori- 
 zontal section of Jamb. 9- Vertical section of Sill. 
 
 Plate V. Herein is represented the Doorway between the Lady Chapel and. 
 Chapter-house, with its details. Fig. 1. is an elevation of the Doorway facing the 
 Lady Chapel. 2. A horizontal section of the Jamb. 3. Ditto of Arch-mouldings. 
 
 4. and 5. Capital and Base of Columns, enlarged (a. line of Base of Columns, b. pro- 
 jection of Capitals, &c.) 
 
 Plate VI. contains another Window, and details, from the East end of the 
 Crypt. Fig. 1. exterior elevation of Window. 2. Horizontal section of centre Pier. 
 3. outer ditto, or Jamb. 4. Horizontal section (enlarged) at springing of Arch. 
 
 5. and 6. Capital and Base of Columns, a. Horizontal section of Archivolt* 
 b. projection of Column Cap ; c. c. Base of Columns ; d. part of centre Pier 
 (enlarged) j, e. Base ;, f. Capital of Columns, external Jambs.. 
 
Branston Church, Lincolnshire. 
 Plate VII. exhibits a Window, and details, from the East end of the South 
 Aisle. Fig. 1 . shews one-half of the exterior, and 2. one-half of the interior of the 
 Window. 3. A horizontal section of the Jamb. 4. Archivolt of interior, and 
 
 5. the Label, one-sixth their real size. 
 
 Halton Holegate Church, Lincolnshire. 
 Plate VIII. Fig. 1. represents the exterior elevation of the South Porch. 
 2. A horizontal Section of the Jamb. 3. Ditto of Spandrill and Label, and 4. the 
 
 Plinth. 
 
 St. Peter-at-Gowts, Lincoln. 
 
 Plate IX. contains a Window, and details, from the South Aisle. Fig. 1. shews 
 one-half the exterior, and 2. one-half the interior of the Window. 3. Is a horizontal 
 section of the Jamb, and 4. of the Mullion. 5. A vertical section of the Window 
 Sill, enlarged. 
 
 Plate X. gives a compartment and details from the Nave Arches. Fig. 1. is an 
 elevation of one Arch. 2. The Base and Shaft. 3. Horizontal section of one-half 
 of the Shaft. 4. One-half of Archivolt (enlarged). 5. Column, &c. 6. Capping 
 Mould. 7. Neck ditto, and 8. Base-moulding of Shaft or Pillar, two-thirds the real 
 size. 
 
 Plate XI. consists of a Window and details from the Chancel. Fig. 1. is an 
 exterior, and 2. an interior elevation of the Window. 3. A section through the 
 centre of it. 4. Horizontal section of one Jamb. 5. Column or Angle inside (real 
 size). 6. Stringcourse (half-size), and 7- Column Base, real size. 
 
 Sleaford Church, Lincolnshire. 
 
 Plate XII. represents an elevation and details of the Stoup. Fig. 1. Elevation. 
 2. Horizontal section. 3. Moulding of Jamb. 4. Capping of Bowl. 5. Neck-mould 
 of Finial, and 6. Label-mould. 
 
 Wellingore Church, Lincolnshire. 
 Plate XIII. Contains the Tower Arch and its details. Fig. 1. elevation of 
 Arch towards the Nave. 2. Section through the centre. 3. A horizontal section of 
 one Jamb. 4. Ditto of Arch. 5. and 6. Cap and Base of Pier, enlarged. 
 
 Lincoln Cathedral. 
 Plate XIV. consists of a Doorway and its details from Bishop Hugh's Chapel, 
 North Aisle of Choir. Fig. 1. is an exterior elevation. 2. A horizontal section of 
 the Door-jamb. 3. Ditto of Arch. 4. Base of Columns. 5. Label of Arch, and 
 
 6. Capital of Column, one-third their real size. 
 
Lichfield Cathedral. 
 Plate XV. This Plate contains a Window and its details -from the South Aisle 
 of Choir. Fig. 1. is an exterior elevation. 2. A horizontal section of the Jamb. 
 3. Ditto of Mullion. 4. A vertical section of the Sill, one-sixth the real size. 
 
 Clifton Church, Staffordshire. 
 Plate XVI. represents a Standard and details of an Oaken Seat or Stall from 
 the Nave. Fig. 1. is an elevation of the Standard. 2. A horizontal section. 3. Front 
 of Finial. 4. Profile. 5. Neck-mould. 6. Horizontal section below Neck. 7. Ditto 
 above Neck-moulding, all one-half real size. 
 
 Broughton Church, Cheshire. 
 Plate XVII. gives the Eastern Window of the Chancel, and details, enlarged. 
 Fig. 1. is the exterior elevation. 2. A horizontal section of Jamb. 3. The Mullion, 
 and 4. a vertical section of the Window Sill, one-eighth the real size. 5. Part of the 
 Tracery, enlarged. , 
 
 Abbey-Tintern Chapel, Monmouthshire. 
 
 Plate XVIII. contains a Window and details from the West end. Fig. 1. 
 exterior elevation of Window. 2. A horizontal section of the Jamb, Mullion, and 
 Label. 3. Vertical section of the Sill, enlarged. 
 
 Winthorpe Church, Lincolnshire. 
 
 Plate XIX. gives the Standards and details of an Oaken Seat from the Nave. 
 
 Fig, 1. elevation of Stall-ends, &c. 2. Horizontal section of ditto. A. Section of 
 
 Eail. B. Sill to receive the Standards, a. Floor of Church, b. Ditto of Seats. 
 
 c. Bracket, supporting Seat-board, d. Seat. e. Standard next Wall. f. Desk-board. 
 
 Plate XX. contains further details of the Oaken Seats, &c. Fig. 1. is an 
 
 elevation of part of Seat-front. 2. Moulding on edge of Standards. 3. Neck-mould 
 of Finial of ditto. 4. Capping of Seat-front, real size. 
 
 Pooley Hall, &c, Polesworth, Warwickshire. 
 
 Plate XXI. represents an elevation of the River Front, and details of Windows, 
 &c. Fig. 1. Elevation of part of the Bay Window of Drawing Eoom. 2. A hori- 
 zontal section of Jamb, and Mullion of ditto. 3, Lower Window of Tower. 
 4. Window of first floor. 5. Window of upper floor. 6. and 7. Jamb and Mullion 
 (enlarged) of Windows. 8. Window on West side of Tower. 9- Window on East 
 side. 10. Window in East Gable of House. 11. Parapet of Chapel. 12. Doorway 
 from the Abbey, Polesworth. 13. Horizontal section of Door- Jamb and Label. 
 
Pooley Hall, &c, continued. 
 
 Plate XXII. In this are given the front elevation of the Chapel (enlarged),, 
 with details of the same. Fig. 1. Entrance front of the Chapel. 2. Exterior of 
 Turret Doorwaj-. 3. Horizontal section of Jamb, &c. 4. Exterior of Turret 
 Window. 5. Horizontal section of Jamb. 6. Coping of Parapet, and 7- Cornice of 
 ditto. 
 
 Plate XXIII. gives further details, &c, of the Chapel. Fig. 1. is an exterior 
 elevation of the Doorway. 2. A horizontal section of the Jamb and Label. 
 3. Panel, termination of Label. 4. is an exterior (enlarged) of the Window, East 
 side. 5. A horizontal section of the Jamb. 6. Vertical section of Sill. 7- Plan of 
 the Chapel, shewing the Roof, &c. 
 
 Raglan Castle, Monmouthshire. 
 
 Plate XXIV. contains a portion of the Parapet, with details, taken from the 
 entrance Towers. Fig. 1. Elevation of part of the Parapet. 2. Section of ditto. 
 3. and 4. Vertical sections (enlarged) of Corbel and Parapet Coping. 
 
 Plate XXV. contains further portions of the Tower, chiefly from the interior, 
 &c. Fig. 1. is an elevation of a Fireplace, upper floor of Tower. 2. A Plan of the 
 Fireplace. 3. Horizontal Section of Jamb, enlarged. 4. Exterior of Tower Window. 
 
 5. Horizontal section of Jamb. 6. is a Doorway, opening from the Turret. 7. A 
 horizontal section of the Door- Jamb — all from the same apartment. • 
 
 The Monks' Abbey, Lincoln. 
 Plate XXVI. has a Window and details from the South side of the Abbey 
 building. Fig. 1. is the exterior elevation of the Window. 2. Horizontal section of 
 the Jamb and Label, and 3. ditto of Mullion, enlarged. 
 
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 Warwickshire. 
 
 Plate XXVII. consists of a Window from the North Aisle of Broughton 
 Church, with details, &c. Fig. 1. is the exterior of the Window, and 2. horizontal 
 sections of the Jamb and Mullion. Amington Chapel. 3. Elevation of Bell Cupola, 
 West Gable. 4. Horizontal section at Stringcourse. 5. Ditto at Springing of Arches. 
 
 6. Profile of Cupola, &c. 7- Coping of Gable. 8. Stringcourse. 9- Impost-moulding, 
 &c. 10. Horizontal section at Springing of Arches. 11. Section of Corbel at 
 Springing of the Gable. 
 
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 Plate XXVIII. contains Standards of Oaken Benches, one-eighth real size. 
 Fig. 1. Capping. 2. Moulding of Tracery, real size. 
 
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