STEEL PLATE.-INTERIOR OF THE ROYAL HALL OF ELTHAM, with the

Banquet given to King John of France, by Edward the Third

INTERIOR OF ELTHAM HALL in its present state.

NORTH ENTRANCE TO THE HALL, ditto.

ANCIENT BRIDGE ACROSS THE MOAT, the Approach to Eltham Hall

ELTHAM HALL, from the North-east-showing the Entrance, Double}

SCREEN IN ELTHAM HALL-with the Entrance-door in the Centre, and

Orchestra above

GREAT BAY-WINDOW IN THE HALL, at the North-east end of the Dais

MEETING OF ANNE OF CLEVES AND HENRY VIII. ON BLACKHEATH.

Eltham Hall on the right, and Shooter's Hill in the background

SARGENT.

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ARMS OF ROCHESTER CASTLE-Seal of the Town

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ROCHESTER CASTLE, with the Outer Walls, taken from the South-east end of the Bridge

South-east

GATEWAY. Portcullis and Sentinel on Guard

South

THE DONJON; or GUNDULPH'S TOWER-showing the Entrance from the

ODO, BISHOP OF BAYEUX and EARL OF KENT

ROCHESTER CASTLE. The Siege by King John, A.D. 1215.

THE BATTLEMENTS

where the Castle Chapel is supposed to have been

showing Arcades on the right

ARCHWAY, with View into the Tilting Yard

SMALL TOWER OF THE CASTLE-showing the thickness of the Outer Walls PRIOR.
PRINCIPAL ENTRANCE to the MAIN TOWER-showing the position of the
ancient Portcullis. View taken from the Entrance, looking Westward
THE STATE PRISON in Rochester Castle; as it is, and as it was
STATE APARTMENTS IN THE CASTLE-showing the Norman Architecture
ROCHESTER CASTLE BY MOONLIGHT-with the supposed Secret Entrance
from the River

WEST GALLERY OF ROCHESTER CASTLE, showing the Interior, with the
Norman workmanship

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PRIOR.

RIMBAULT.

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THE CASTLE PRISON. Entrance to the Dungeon, with Staircase and
Archway

GADSHILL TAVERN-the scene of Falstaff's adventure, as it now appears PRIOR.

WALL.

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Tewkesbury Abbey.

"Extingue flammas litium;

Aufer calorem noxium;

Confer salutem corporum

Veramque pacem cordium."

ARTISTS.

STEEL PLATE. THE ABBEY OF TEWKESBURY, from the Toll-
gate, looking across the Battle-field, or "Bloody-SARGENT.
Meadow"

THE SOUTH CHANCEL, with the Tombs, Shrines-scene after the Battle SARGENT.
FUNERAL PROCESSION TO ST. FAITH'S CHAPEL. Burial of Hugh, a Mer-

PRIOR.

EAST END OF THE CHANCEL. Behind the Altar Screen. In Ecclesia nostra de Theokesberye, &c. A.D. M.CC.XXX.

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THE ANCIENT GATE OF THE ABBEY, with Reliques of the Conventual
Out-buildings.

NORTH AISLE, PISCINA IN THE COLUMN. Pilgrims, Antique Almsboxes, &c.

GREAT WEST ENTRANCE TO THE CHURCH. Norman Window, Towers,}

&c., the Churchyard

ANCIENT FONT AND COVER in the Abbey Church

CLOISTER BELL-CASE, in which was suspended the Vesper-bell, C.

STEEL PLATE. THE CASTLE OF KENILWORTH. General
View from the Lake

ARMORIAL SHIELD OF THE EARL OF LEICESTER

VIEW OF THE CASTLE from the East, with Lunu's Tower, Gatehouse, &c.
GATE OF THE ANCIENT PRIORY, with Sepulchral Remains

LEICESTER'S CHIMNEY PIECE, formerly in the Presence Chamber
EFFIGY OF ROBERT DUDLEY, Earl of Leicester, from his Tomb
ENTRANCE TO The Great Hall, with Entrance to the Nether Hall, or
Undercroft.-On the left a Window of " Queen Elizabeth's
Dressing-room".

PLAN OF THE CASTLE, as it appeared in 1575, from the "Illust. Kenil-}

worth;" with references explanations at p. 280

SIGNATURE OF Queen Elizabeth, from the Original in the Brit. Museum HERMAN.
KENILWORTH CASTLE, from the East, showing on the left Mervyn's
Tower-Leicester-Buildings-The Keep-The Gate House The PRIOR.

ARCHER.

ARCHER.

HERMAN.

VIEW FROM THE TILT-YARD, now a sheep-walk, showing part of the out-
works. Cæsar's Tower on the left-part of Leicester-Buildings-> ARCHER.
and the Gate House.

LUNN'S TOWER AT SUNSET, showing the remains of the Moat, grass-grown
PORTRAIT OF AMY ROBSART-Dudley's first wife, murdered in Cumnor
Hall.

THE SNAKE AND DOVE, allegorical of Dudley and Amy Robsart

SEAL OF KENILWORTH PRIORY, impression with the parchment attached,}

from the British Museum

THE BRIDGE AT KENILWORTH, with the Church and Gate House on the left SARGENT.

STEEL PLATE.-WALTHAM ABBEY CHURCH, from the Meadows
VIEW OF THE MAIN STREET, with the Tower of the Abbey Church

ABBEY CHURCH, East End, (with a funeral,) showing the Ancient Arch
Window

HERALDIC SHIELD OF THE ABBEY

Arch TIFFIN.
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SAXON BRIDGE, still used in "Harold's Park," Waltham

INNER PORCH OF THE ABBEY CHURCH

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BAKER'S ENTRY, remains of the Houses occupied by the Abbots' retainers HERMAN.

WALMESLEY. 271