Baptist Church:
History, 81.
Exterior, 84.
Interior, 86.
Bells, 91.
Clearstory windows, 85.
Collegiate foundation, 81.
Glass, ancient, 89.
Organ, 90.

St. Mary Hall:
Glass, ancient, 97.
Plan, 98.
Portraits, 99.
Tapestry, 98.

St. Michael's Church:
History, 21-26.
Exterior, 29.
Interior, 41.
Apse, 36.
Bells, 56.
Brasses, 51, 55.
Chapels:
Cappers', 53.
Drapers' or Lady, 36, 47.
Dyers', 52.
Mercers, 54.
Chapter, Constitution of, 25.
Chest, 50.
Crypt, 36.
Font, 51.
Glass, ancient, 56.
Old church, position of, 42.
Organ, 55.
Porch, south, 34.
Proportions of Steeple, 30.
Pulpit, 56.
Spire, 32.
Tombs:
Berkeley, 49.
Bond, 49.
Nethermyl, 50.
Skeffington, 55.
Swillington, 54.
Wade's, 55.

Trinity Church:
History, 61.
Exterior, 65.
Interior, 69.
Chapels:
Archdeacon's, 75.
Butchers', 76.
Corpus Christi, 76.
Marler's, 73.
St. Thomas's, 74.
Clearstory, 69.
Font, 76.
Glass, ancient, 75.
Lectern, Eagle, 73.
Organ, 77.
Plan, 66.
Pulpit, 72.
Spire, 66.
Tombs:
Philemon Holland, 75.
Whithead (Brass), 75.

White Friars' Convent, 94.

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