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EXAMPLES OF MODERN ARCHITECTURE, 
 
 ECCLESIASTICAL AND DOMESTIC. 
 
 SIXTY-FOUR VIEWS 
 
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 CHURCHES & CHAPELS, SCHOOLS, COLLEGES, MANSIONS, 
 TOWN HALLS, RAILWAY STATIONS, ETC., 
 
 (Many with Plans attached). 
 
 ERECTED FROM THE DESIGNS OF 
 
 G. G. SCOTT, R.A. ; G. E. STREET ; J. P. SEDDON ; E. G. PALEY ; R. J. 
 WITHERS; J. K. COLLING; E. L. BLACKBURNE; G. F. BODLEY; 
 
 E. B. LAMB; J. JOHNSON; E. I'ANSON ; 
 
 and other Eminent Architects. 
 
 BRADLEY THOMAS BATSFORD, 52, HIGH HOLBORN, W.C. 
 
 1870. 
 
LIST OF PLATES 
 
 No. 
 
 I. — Church of St. John the Evangelist, Howsham, Yorkshire. G. E. Street, Architect. 
 
 2. — N. E. View, New Church, Ince in Mackerfield, with plan. E. G. Paley, Architect. 
 
 „ S. E. View of Outwell Church, Norfolk (Restored). William Smith, Architect. 
 
 3. — Congregational Church, Llanelly, South Wales. Lander and Bedells, Architects. 
 
 4. — St. Paul's Church, Hoddlesden, with plan. E. G. Paley, Architect. 
 
 5. — New Independent Chapel, Abergele, North Wales, with plan. J. Roger Smith, Architect. 
 
 6. — Christ Church, Staincliffe, Yorkshire. W. H. Crossland, Architect. 
 
 7. — St. John's Altar in the Church of St. Francis Assisi, Notting Hill. J. F. Bentley, Architect. 
 
 8. — West Front of Llandaff Cathedral, Prichard and Seddon, Architects. 
 
 9. — The Parish Church, Btidekirk. Cory and Fergusson Architects. 
 10. — St. Dochoe Church, Llandogo, Monmouthshire. J. P. Seddon, Architect. 
 II. — Proposed restoration of the Parish Church, Birstall, Yorkshire. W. H. Crossland, Architect. 
 12.— St. Mary's Church, Ide Hill, Kent. C. H. Cooke, Architect. 
 
 ,, Highbury Wesleyan Day-Schools. J. S. Quilter, Architect. 
 13. — Allithwate Church. E. G. Paley, Architect. 
 
 14. — Church of the Resurrection (AngUcan) Brussels, N. W. View. R. J. Withers, Architect. 
 15. — Ditto ditto South East View. 
 
 16.— Ditto ditto Interior of Nave looking North. 
 
 17. — Ditto ditto Interior of Nave looking towards Chancel. 
 
 18. — Church of St. Hilda, Hartlepool (Interior), C. Hodgson Fowler, Architect. 
 19. — Trinity Church, Bury, with plan. E. G. Paley, Architect. 
 
 20. — Rectory Place Congregational Chapel, Woolwich. Lander and Bedells, Architects 
 21. — Church of St. Martin on the Hill, Scarborough, G. F. Bodley, Architect. 
 22. — Church of St. Ninian, Castle Douglas, N.B. E. B. Lamb, Architect. 
 23. — St. Mark's Church, Preston, with plan. E. G. Paley, Architect. 
 24. — Christ Church, Naples (Interior). Thomas Smith and Son, Architects. 
 25. — Grosmont Church, Monmouthshire, with plan. 
 26. — New Church at Over Darwen, E. G. Paley, Architect. 
 
 27. — Parish Church of Wigenhall, S. German (Interior). R. J. Withers, Architect. 
 
 28. — Bangor Cathedral, shewing proposed Restorations and Central Tower. G. G. Scott, R.A., Architect. 
 29. — New Church, Thorncliffe, near Sheffield, Wilson and Wilcox, Architects. 
 30. — Wangford Church, Suffolk, N. E. View. E. L. Blackburne, Architect. 
 31.— The Chapel, Wellington College. G. G. Scott, R.A., Architect. 
 32. — Trinity Chapel and Schools, Southport. Cuffley and Horton, Architects. 
 
33'— Church of Saint Mary, Aberdare, Glamorganshire. A. W. Blomfield, Architect. 
 
 34- — The Colquhoun, Mortuary Chapel, Woking Cemetery. J. Johnson, Architect. 
 
 35. — Lectern in Brass, designed by J. Bentley, Architect'. (Exhibited at the International Exhibition). 
 
 I Lichfield Cathedral, Views shewing proposed Screen, Stalls, Reredos, Throne, etc. G. G. Scott, R.A., 
 37- } Architect. 
 
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 39. — Ashwicke Hall, Gloucestershire. J. K. Colling, Architect. 
 40.— The Peabody Trust Buildings, Shoreditch. H. A. Darbishire, Architect. 
 41. — New Railway Station at Dover, L. C. and D. Railway. 
 42. — Station at Knight's Hill, L. C. and D. Railway. J. Taylor, jun.. Architect. 
 43.— Hroadstairs Station, Kent Coast Railway, with plan. J. Newton, Architect. 
 44. — Heme Bay and Margate Stations, Kent Coast Railway, with plan. 
 45. — Saint Mary's College, Harlow, Isometric "View and plan. R. J. Withers, Architect. 
 46. — Christ College, Brecon, with plan. Prichard and Seddon, Architects. 
 47. — St. Andrew's College, Bradfield, with the proposed new Library, Studies, and Schoolroom. 
 48. — N. W. View of School, Ringsfield, Suffolk, with plan. E. L. Blackburne, Architect. 
 49. — S. W. View of St. James's Schools. Marjlebone. Willson and NicoU, Architects. 
 
 50. — Design for Museum and Library to be erected at Bristol. Foster and Woods and A. C. Ponton, Architects. 
 51. — View of Residence at Weetwood, with plan. William Hill, Architects. * 
 
 52. — Mansion, Shepalbury, near Stevenage. T. R. Smith, Architect. 
 53. — Semi-detached Villas, Balhara, Surrey, with plan. T. C. Sorby, Architect. 
 54. — Newcastle Parsonage, Miramichi, New Brunswick. R. J. Withers, Architect. 
 55.— The Town Hall, Bromley. T. C. Sorby, Architect. 
 56. — New Masonic Hall, Manchester. W. Wangnall, Architect. 
 57. — Proposed Swansea Infirmary. A. Graham, Architect. 
 58. — Com Exchange Chambers, London. E. I'Anson, Architect. 
 59.— Model Dwellings for Artizans, Halifax. Paull and AylifTe, Architects. 
 60.— Cottages at Par'ndon, Essex, with plan. C. H. Cooke, Architect. 
 61.— Royal Dock Hotel, Grimsey, with plan. M. E. Hadfield, Architect. 
 62. — Capitals and Corbels from New Museum, Oxford. 
 63. —Brill's Baths, Brighton, Exterior View. G. G. Scott, R.A., Architect. 
 64. — Ditto ditto Interior of Swimming Bath. Ditto. 
 
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