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Plate 65.—Fourteenth Century No. 23.

Biddenden, Kent

869.—Attack on the Walls of a besieged Tower.

09: Hebraica

05: Græca, Textus Authenticus

Plate XXII. Ely Cathedral.

[p.210] The Tower of London

[p.242] The Bloody Tower

423.—Clifford’s Tower, and Entrance to York Castle.

Title page and Frontispiece (Laws of the New Forest)

Title Page (Laws... of the New Forest)

Frontispiece

Map of the New Forest and Adjacent Country

Remains of Valle Crucis Abbey

Front Cover

Reconstructed Interior of Fourteenth-century Hall (Penshurst, Kent).

Odysseus und Polyphem

868.—Machines used for the Defence of Stone Walls against the action of Battering rams.

Knight, Death and the Devil (1513)

74.—The Siege of a Castle

The book cover for “The Story of Some English Shires”

53.—Plan of Chambers on a Farm twelve miles from Ballyhendon

52.—Plan of Chambers at Ballyhendon

Achilles und die Gesandten der Griechen

Apollo beschuekt die Leiche Hektors

Perseus und Andromeda.

The Book Cover

Herkules in Kampfe gegen die lernäische Schlange.

The title page

The Baptistry, Canterbury

51.—Plan and Section of Chun Castle

Bookcase

Plan of Caerphilly Castle

Wollaton Hall From the North-East

Jacob’s Dream

Rosa Lutescens

Slave Market

Plate 20.—St. Dogmael’s Priory

56.—The Druid Grove.

389.—Ruins of reading Abbey in 1721.

The Old Well House and Parish Church, Leamington

The Parade and Pump Room, Leamington

Plan of Pembroke Castle

Carver – Chesterton

The Rt. Hon. Henry Clinton, E. of Lincoln – Coleman

The Rt. Hon. William Capel, Earl of Essex – The Rt. Hon. John Cartaret, Lord Cartaret

The Rt. Hon. Charles Bennet. E. of Tankervile – Bevers of Hogsdo

Escott of Cornwall – Eyton of Shropshire

Frobisher of Devonshire – Garret

Burninghill – The Arms of the Archiepiscopal See of Canterbury

Delahay; He beareth Argent, a Star – Dixwell of Kent

Conisby – The Bishoprick of Coventry and Litchfield

Folkes of Norfolk and Suffolk – Freere of Suffolk

The City of Gloucester – Graham of Scotland and York

Brooke of Leicestershire – Bueleigh of Hampshire

Bevill of Cornwall – The Rt. Hon. George Booth, Earl of Warrington

Dade of Norfolk – Delabere (vulg. Dollabe) of Gloucestershire

Dobbs – The worshipful Company of Drapers

Gawdey of Norfolk – The Bishoprick of Gloucester

Cowdry – The worshipful Company of Curriers

Ferrar of Norfolk – Fodon of Staffordshire

Botereux of Cornwall – Bromwich

Dryden of Huntingdonshire – D’Oyly of Oxford and Norfolk

Ellis of Caermarthen – Ernley of Wiltshire

Fairbeard of Middlesex – Fernley of Suffolk

East of Buckinghamshire – Ellis of Norwich

Basset of Uliegh in Gloucestershire – Belvale

The Rev. Knightly Chetwood, D.D. – Clifton of Frampton in Gloucestershire

211.—Windows from the Palace of Westminster

Nathaniel Hawthorne’s House

20.—Varieties of Druid Barrow

Plan of Ludlow Castle

2333.—Guy’s Cliff

Plan of Kenilworth Castle

Pottergate, Lincoln

424.—Peverel Castle

Ely Cathedral

19.—Various Barrows

18.—Various Barrows.

Methley Hall, Yorkshire

31.—British Weapons of Bronze, in their earliest and improved state.

17.—Sarum Plain

Druidical Antiquities

Vanquished Army Passing Under the Yoke

Building A Roman Temple

Neidpath Castle

14.—Druidial Ornaments

16.—Ancient British Weapons of bone and flint.

210.—Edward the Confessor’s Chapel, Westminster Abbey,—now used as the Pix office.

The stairs leading to a Prambanam temple.

Overhang—Stokesay Castle

Dryburgh Abbey

Dunluce Castle

10.—Astronomical Instrument.

12.—Gaulish Deity. Hesus.

11.—Gaulish Deity. Cernunnos.

Druidical Temple, Avebury

Front Cover

132b.—Temple ofthe Sacred Tooth in Kandy

Pool of Hezekiah

194.—The Parapet

43.—Basingwork Abbey

King Henry II whipped by the Pope’s Order

9.—Druidical Circle of Jersey

23. Stokesay Castle.

22. Stokesay Castle. Window and Doorway of the Hall.

The Font, Winchester Cathedral

13.—Two Druids. Bas-relief found at Autun.

15.—Group of Arch-Druid and Druids

8.—Druidical Stone in Persia.

6.—Stonehenge

7.—Druidical Circle at Darab

Chained Library in Wimborne Minster.

Bookcases and Desks

Rumwood Court

Rumwood Court [screen background version]

4.—Stonehenge: section 1 to 2 (Restored Plan, Fig. 2), 105 feet.

5.—Stonehenge.

3.—Stonehenge. – Perspective Elevation, restored.

2.—Stonehenge. – Restored Plan.

1.—Ground Plan of Stonehenge in its present state.

1734.—Man and Woman in Stocks.

Frontispiece

Title Page: Andrews’ Curiosities

The Harmony of the World

In the Jephson Gardens, Leamington

June

Guy’s Cliffe, Warwick

The Leam at Leamington

Leycester Hospital

Reading Abbey (Background 3)

Reading Abbey (Background 4)

Reading Abbey, Plate 1

Reading Abbey (Background 2)

Reading Abbey (Coloured version)

Reading Abbey (Background 1)

Alice grown tall

Alice stretches her hand and tries to grab the White Rabbit

The Caterpillar

An enormous puppy

The mouse tells Alice a story

Alice swimming near a mouse

Alice grown big

Alice grows huge again

Alice and the Dodo

Alice was too big for the room

Father William standing on his head.

Alice Looking for the Door

Drink Me

Alice Swimming

422.—Goodrich Castle

The Gateway of St. John’s College

1305.—Church of Aston Cantlow

1308.—Stratford Church: West End

18. Bodiam Castle, Sussex (1386)

2. Castle Hedingham, Essex

6. Castle Hedingham, Essex.

4. Castle Hedingham, Essex.

3. Castle Hedingham, Essex

5. Castle Hedingham, Essex

19. Stokesay Castle, Shropshire (cir. 1240-90).

Museum of Antiquities

01. 8th Century. Vatican.

07. 7.—11th Century and Numerals

Plate 43.—XIV. Century No. 1

book cover

Tonbridge, Kent

Letter K

Hollingbourne, Kent

Frontispiece: Cranbrook, Kent

Frontispiece: Cranbrook, Kent

Frontispiece: Cranbrook, Kent

Puck and the Fairies

Ariel

Magical Circle, Seals and Characters

St. Donat’s Castle

Donnington Castle

Church of St. Mary, Redcliffe, Bristol

Church of St.Mary, Redcliffe(bg)

Magdalen Cloisters

Broughton Castle

Ornament

Printer’s Ornament with harp and vine

1313.—Font in East Dereham Church, Norfolk

Plate XXVII. Hereford Cathedral.

St. Cecilia

2029.—A Parallel of some of the principal Towers and Steeples built by Sir Christopher Wren

Raglan Castle

Raglan Castle

New Testament

Goodrich Castle

Francis Grose, Esq. F.S.A. etc.

Plate XXV. The Cloisters, Norwich Cathedral.

Plate XX. Flying Buttresses.

May

Cats

Stonegate

Monk Bar

Front Cover

The Minster, North Side

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Places Shown

Antwerp; Belgium

Aston Cantlow; Warwickshire; England

Autun; Burgandy; France

Avebury; Wiltshire; England

Biddenden; Kent; England

Bodiam; Robertsbridge; Sussex; England

Broughton; Banbury; Oxfordshire; England

Bushmills; County Antrim; Ireland

Caerphilly; Glamorgan; Wales

Canterbury; Kent; England

Castle Hedingham; Essex; England

Castleton; Derbyshire; England

Chun Castle; Morvah; Cornwall; England

Condover; Shropshire; England

Cowbrdge; Glamorgan; Wales

Cranbrook; Kent; England

Cumnor; Oxfordshire; England

Darab; Fars; Persia

Donnington; Berkshire; England

Dryburgh; Melrose; Berwickshire; Scotland

East Dereham; Norfolk; England

Ely; Norfolk; England

Fermoy; County Tipperary; Ireland

Goodrich; Herefordshire; England

Guy’s Cliffe; Warwick; Warwickshire; England

Guy’s Cliffe; Warwickshire; England

Hereford; Herefordshire; England

Hollingbourne; Kent; England

Holywell; Flintshire; Wales

Jerusalem; Israel

Kandy; Sri Lanka

Kenilworth; Warwickshire; England

Leamington; Warwickshire; England

Leiden; The Netherlands

Leles; Sri Lanka

Llangollen; Denbigh; Wales

London; England

London London; England

Ludlow; Shropshire; England

Magdalen College; Oxford; Oxfordshire; England

Mickletown; West Riding; Yorkshire; England

Neidpath; Tweeddale; Scotland

New Forest; Hampshire; England

Norwich; Norfolk; England

Nottingham; Nottinghamshire; England

Paris; Ile-de-France; France

Pembroke; Pembrokeshire; Wales

Penshurst; Kent; England

Pottergate; Lincoln; Lincolnshire; England

Raglan; Monmouthshire; Wales

Reading; Berkshire; England

Redcliffe; Bristol; Gloucestershire; England

Rumwood Court; Langley; Kent; England

Salisbury Plain; Wiltshire; England

Salisubury Plain; Wiltshire; England

St Dogmaels; Pembrokeshire; Wales

St. John’s College; Oxford; Oxfordshire; England

Stokesay; Shropshire; England

Stonehenge; Salisbury Plain; Wiltshire; England

Stratford; Warwickshire; England

Tonbridge; Kent; England

Warwick; Warwickshire; England

Westminster; London; England

Wimborne; Dorset; England

Winchester; Hampshire; England

York; Yorkshire; England