Sanderson Miller of Radway 1716 - 1780 Architect

Dissertation by H. W. Hawkes
1964

Introduction

Main text of Dissertation:  Pages 1-25 (pdf)   Pages 26-61 (pdf)   Pages 62-98 (pdf)   

Index

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• Adam, Robert, architect, Spalatro, 42
• Adlestrop, Glos., Park, 8-10; new front & bays, 8, 9, 25, 27, 29, 60; landscaping, 8, 9
• Allen, Ralph, of Bath, 18
• Ambrosden Park, Oxon., 8, 34, 44, 58-60; church monument, 59, 60; farmhouse, see Piddington; gate-lodge, 59; Gothic barn, 59, 60; mansion, 58-60; offices, 59; sham ruin, 59
• Annual Register, 4, 5, 7
• Anson:
• ~~ Elizabeth (Yorke), 3, 6
• ~~ George, Baron Anson, admiral, 85
• ~~ Thomas, of Shugborough, 3, 85
• Arbury Hall, Warwicks., 19-25; alterations, 14, 20, 23; bow-windows, 9, 21-23, 25, 27; dressing-room, 20, 21, 25, 32; landscaping, cascade, 21, 25; library, 22, 25, 27, 29, 32, 36, 37, 47, 55, 79; parlour, 22, 23, 25
• Archer, Thomas, [?father of architect], 39
• Ascott (Ascot), Bucks., 72
• Aylesford, Earls of, see Finch

• Baker, William, architect, 62
• Ballard, George, of Chipping Campden and Oxford, Anglo-Saxon scholar, 16, 28
• Banister, John, of Banbury, carpenter, 13
• Banks, Margaret ('Peggy') Eleanor, 33, 34, 41, 84
• Barrett (afterwards Barrett-Lennard, and Dacre):
  ~~ Anna Maria (Noel), w. of Thomas, 53
  ~~ Barbara, d. of Thomas, 53
  ~~ Thomas Lennard, 17th Lord Dacre, iii, 12, 14, 19, 22, 23, 30, 40, 43-45, 47, 49, 50, 53-55
• Barrington: ~ Shute, Bishop of Llandaff, b. to William, 82 ~ William Wildman, 3rd Viscount Barrington of Ardglas, 28, 50, 51, 82, 95
• Bath, Somerset:
• ~~ Claverton Down castle, 15, 18
• ~~ Lilliput Alley, 18
• ~~ Prior Park, 18, 27
• ~~ Wiltshire's Room, 98
• Beckett House, Berks., 50-51, 95; new rooms, 50, 51; stables, 50, 51
• Beighton, Henry, 19
• Belhus, Essex, 49, 53-55; landscaping, 53; mansion: alterations, 54; breakfast room, 54; eating room, 53, 55; external fronts, 53; Lady Dacre's dressing and bed rooms (Crest Rooms), 22, 25, 29, 47, 54, 55; North (Tapestry) drawing room, 53, 54; parlour (study), 53, 55; stair hall, 22, 53, 54; upper drawing room, 53
• Bentley, Richard, amateur architect, 54
• Bibury (Bibery), Glos., stone, 60
• Biggs, Richard, of Windsor, architect, 84
• Birch, Dr Thomas, secretary to Royal Society, 37
• Birmingham, 31
• Blackstone, Sir William, jurist, 17
• Bois Hall, Essex, 56
• Booth, Francis, engraver, 13, 14
• Bowes:
• ~~ Mary (Finch), d. of Heneage Finch, w. of William, 21
• ~~ William, Viscount Andover, 21
• Boyle, Richard, 3rd Earl of Burlington, 59
• Brettingham, Robert Furze, architect, 96
• Briscoe, Thomas, co-foreman, 35
• Brisley, -, workman at Wimpole, 4.
• Britton, J., and Brayley, EW., Beauties of England and Wales, 5, 9, 10, 39
• Bromfield (Broomfield, Bromfild), Robert, of Stourbridge, carpenter & builder, 47
• Brooke, see Dudley & Greville
• Brown, Lancelot ('Capability'), landscaper & architect, 4, 7, 63, 91
• Buckingham, church, 69; gaol, 69
• Bumpstead (Bumsted, Bumpsted), William, of Upton House, 40, 90
• Burdett, Sir Robert, 40
• Burghley House, Cambs., alterations, 92
• Burlington, Earl of, see Boyle
• Burton Dassett (Dasset), Warwicks., church, Temple monument, 68
• Butler, Joseph, Bishop of Durham, 52

• Cambridge, Richard Owen, poet, 76
• Cambridge, King's College Chapel, 20
• Caractacus, see Radway Grange
• Chambers, Sir William, architect, Civil Architecture, 42
• Charlecote, Warwicks., bridge, 37
• Charles I , 26
• Chart Park, Surrey, green-house, 13, 14
• Cheshire, Thomas, craftsman, 23
• Chesterfield, Earl of, see Stanhope
• Chetwynd (Chetwind), Viscount, see Talbot
• Cheyne, Robert, mason, 12, 14
• Chiswick Villa, Mdsx., 59
• Chute, John, of The Vyne, amateur architect, 22, 23, 44, 45, 47, 89
• Cicero, 61
• Cipriani, Giovanni, painter, 47
• Cobb (Cob), -, foreman at Kilkenny, 66
• Cobham Cousinhood, 71
• Cobham, Viscount, see Grenville
• Cole, William, antiquary, 3
• Coke, Thomas, 22nd Earl of Leicester, 80
• Collet:
• ~~ Samuel, builder, son of Thomas, 9, 10
• ~~ Thomas, builder of Upper Slaughter, 9, 10, 59
• Collins, Job, of Warwick, builder, 22, 32, 33, 35-38, 40
• Colvin, Sir Howard, historian, 81
• Conway, see Seymour-Conway
• Couchman, Henry, of Warwick, architect, 23, 88
• Course, -, Mr, of London, surveyor, 52
• Coventry:
• ~~ George William, Viscount Deerhurst, 6th Earl Coventry of Croome , 29, 53, 91
• ~~ Maria (Gunning), w. of George William, 91
• Cox, David, artist, 38, 42
• Cricket St Thomas, Somerset, 83; mansion, 83; new farmhouse, 83
• Croft, Edward, of Warwick, treasurer for Shire Hall, 31, 35, 37
• Cromwell, Thomas, general, 27
• Croome, Worcs., Court, 79, 91-92; garden buildings, Dunstall ruin, 91, rotunda, 91; landscaping, 91; lodge, 91
• Czernichen, Count [Ivan], Russian ambassador, 46

• Dacre, Lord, see Barrett
• Dashwood, Sir Francis, of West Wycombe, 71
• Daventry, Northants., parish church, 37
• Delany, Mary (Granville), w. of Patrick, Dean of Down, 95, 96
• Derby, gaol, 37
• Desgodetz, Antoine, Edifices Antiques, 33, 34
• Devis, Arthur, painter, 25
• Dorking, Surrey, Shrub Hill House, 84; grotto, 84
• Douglas, William, 3rd Duke of Queensberry, 59
• Downpatrick, Co. Down, Ireland, 95
• Driver, Samuel, landscape gardener, 8-10
• Dudley:
• ~~ Ambrose, 21st Earl of Warwick, 30
• ~~ Robert, 14th Earl of Leicester, 30
• Dunkin, John, Bullington, 58
• Dunn, John, blacksmith, 40
• Durham, bishop of, see Butler
• Durham, Castle, 52; dining room (common room) 52; upper drawing room, 52; bishop's rooms, 52

• Easton Neston, Northants., statues, 11
• Eddowes, Robert, of Portsmouth, storekeeper, SM's uncle, 14, 36, 97
• Eden, Peter, historian, 6, 7
• Edge Hill, Warwicks., 26-29, 37: battle of, 26; Castle & ruins, iii, 10, 26, 27, 29, 36, 47, 55, 59, 63, 68;
• Egge Cottage (Thatched House), iii, 26; estate, see Radway Estate; landscaping & planting, see Radway Grange and Radway Estate
• Egerton, John, of Ross-on-Wye, later Bishop of Durham, 57
• Eighteenth Century Correspondence, i, ii
• Eliot , George (Mary Ann Evans), novelist, 19, 20, 22, 24,; Clerical Life, 19
• Enfield, Mdsx, South Lodge, garden buildings, 93, 94; ruin, 94
• Enville Hall, Staffs, 61-62, 73; mansion alterations, 62; garden buildings: boat-house, 61; Gothic gateway, 61; Gothic seat, 61; Hermitage, 61, 62; Lyndon, 61; Museum (green-house), 61; Rustic portico, 61; Sheepwalk House, 61, 62; Shenstone's chapel, 61; landscaping, 61
• Eythrope House, Bucks., 71-74; bridge, 71, 73; grotto, 73; garden buildings, 71; lodges, 72; mansion, 71; ruin, 71; Winchendon Castle, 71-72

• Fermor, Henrietta, Countess of Pomfret, 11
• Fidel, John, carpenter, 51
• Fielding, Henry, novelist, 18, 27, 29, 43; Tom Jones, 27, 29
• Finch, Heneage, of Packington, Lord Guernsey, 2nd Earl of Aylesford, 19, 21, 31, 40, 79, 88
• Flitcroft, Henry, architect, 2, 41, 52
• Foremark Hall, Derbys., 40
• Frankley, Worcs., church, alterations, 47
• Fréart, Roland, Parallèle, 34, 41
• Frederick, Prince of Wales, 43, 71
• Friends, Society of, 37

• Gainsborough, Thomas, painter, 18
• Gardiner:
• ~~ Charles, joiner,96
• ~~ John, joiner, 96
• ~~ William, joiner, 96
• Garrick, David, actor, 18
• Gentleman's Magazine, 68, 93
• George, Prince of Wales, afterwards George III, 46, 95
• Gibbs , James, architect, 36, 43, 68
• glass, glaziers, antique glass, 16, 17, 47, 66, 69, see also Miller, Sanderson, antiquarianism
• Goddard, Richard, afterwards vicar of Swindon, 48
• Gopsall Hall, Leics., 79; house schemes, 79; landscaping, 79; garden buildings, 79
• Gosfield, Essex, 56; library, 56; new wing, 56
• Greening Lamborn, E.A., 28, 40
• Grenville:
• ~~ family, 43
• ~~ George, statesman, of Wotton, brother of Richard, 70
• ~~ Henry, governor of Barbados, brother of
• ~~ Richard, 68, 84
• ~~ Hester, Countess Temple, 68
• ~~ James, brother of Richard, 68
• ~~ Margaret Eleanor, w. of Henry, see Banks
• ~~ Mary, see West
• ~~ Richard (afterwards Grenville-Temple), Viscount Cobham, Earl Temple, 34, 43, 68-70, 93
• Greville:
• ~~ Francis, 1st Earl Brooke of Warwick Castle, 38, 40
• ~~ Fulke, 4th Baron Brooke, 30
• Grey, George Harry, 4th Earl of Stamford, 61
• Grimm, Samuel, topographical artist, 12-15, 18
• Guernsey, Lord, see Finch
• Guilford, Earl of, see North
• Gunning, see Coventry

• Hagley Hall, Worcs, 43-47; cottage, 47; Castle, 1, 2, 5, 14, 43, 46, 63, 64, 93, chairs, 43, 46; church, 44, 46, 47, 65; Doric Dairy, 44, 47; greenhouse, 44; grotto, 44; Hall, new, iii, 8, 10, 25, 29, 33, 41, 43, 44-47, 55, 79, 80, 83, 86, 89, 91, 93, model of, 45; Hall, old, 44, 46, 47; landscaping & planting, 85; Rockingham Hall, 44; Rotunda, 43; Temple of Theseus, 47; Thomson's Seat, 46
• Hales, Stephen, Dr, natural philosopher, 98
• Halesowen, Worcs., priory, 43, 93; see also Leasowes Hanwell, Oxon., [House], 14
• Hardwicke, Earls of, see Yorke
• Hardy, Andrew, mason, 21, 23, 25
• Harley, Edward, Lord Harley, 2nd Earl of Oxford, 1, 3
• Harper, Hercules, mason, 96
• Harris:
• ~~ John, architectural historian, 64, 73
• ~~ Thomas, of Cublington, architect, 71, 73
• ~~ Thomas, agent at Wimpole, 6
• ~~ Walter, 95
• Hawksmoor, Nicholas, architect, 30, 39
• Hayward, Richard, carver, 23
• Headington, Oxon., stone, 60
• Heath, Robert, blacksmith, 40
• Heely, Joseph, Hagley, Envil and the Leasowes, 44, 46, 61, 62
• Hertford, Earl of, see Seymour Conway
• Hill:
• ~~ -, mason at Ross on Wye, 57
• ~~ James, of Cheltenham, master mason, 57
• ~~ Wills, 1st Viscount Hillsborough, later Marquis of Downshire, 40, 95, 96
• Hillingdon, Little, Mdsx., House, 64
• Hillsborough, Viscount, see Hill
• Hillsborough, Co Down, 95-96; church, 95, 96, model, 95; fort, 95, 96; mansion, 95, 96; new town, 95
• Hiorne (Hiorn, Hirons):
• ~~ -, mason at Wroxton, 13, 14
• ~~ David, of Warwick, architect & builder, 20, 22, 24, 31-38, 40, 41, 79
• ~~ family, of Great Tew, 14, 24
• ~~ Francis, s. of William, 38, 79
• ~~ John, mason, 14
• ~~ William, of Warwick, architect & builder, 20, 22, 24, 32-38, 40, 41, 79
• ~~ William, labourer of Radway, 20, 28, 29
• Hitchcox:
• ~~ James, son of William, 47
• ~~ William, of Ratley & Alkerton, mason & valet to SM, iii, 2, 3, 8, 10, 12, 14, 21, 26, 29, 43, 44, 46, 47, 53, 58, 59, 84
• Hoare, Prince, sculptor of Bath, 59, 60 Hoare's Bank, 31, 40
• Hobcraft, John, carpenter and builder, 54
• Hogarth, Wiliam, painter, 17
• Holkham Hall, Norfolk., 45, 80; sham castle, 80
• Hollier, –, craftsman at Hagley, 44, 47
• Homer, 61
• Honington Hall, Warwicks., 86; grotto, 86; landscaping, 86; mansion, interior, 86; temple, 86; waterworks, 86
• Hood:
• ~~ Alexander, Capt RN, Viscount Bridport, 83
• ~~ Mary (Molly West), w. to Alexander, see West
• Houghton, Norfolk, 45, 80
• Hulbert, (Hurlbut), William, contractor, 30

• inclosure, see Radway Estate, inclosure
• Ingestre Hall, Staffs., 63-64; 85; landscaping, 63; pavilion, 63; rotundo, 63; schemes, 64; tower, 63, 64

• Jago (Jaga), Richard, poet & vicar of Harbury, 28, 93; Edge-Hill, 28; Poems, 28
• James I, 54
• Jamison, Andrew, glazier, 96
• Jeffreys, John, DD., prebendary, 5
• Jenkinson, Bankes, later baronet, of All Souls College, 16
• Jennens, Charles, of Gopsall, librettist, 40, 79
• Jersey, Earl of, see Villiers
• Johnson:
• ~~ Samuel, author, 17, 46, 93
• ~~ Thomas, of Warwick, architect, 35
• Jones, Richard, of Bath, clerk of works, 18

• Keene, Henry, architect, 13, 14, 23, 43, 46
• Kent, William, architect, iii, 64
• Keyse, - Mr., 57
• Kilkenny, Ireland, cathedral, 65-67; belfry, 66; bishop's court (s. transept), 65, 66; bishops' palace, 66; chancel, 65-67, 96, model for, 65, 96; chapel (n. transept), 66; chapter house (lady chapel), 65; Doric collonade, 66, 67; parish church (s. transept), repairs, 66
• Kineton, Warwicks., 26, 63, 87; church, 87
• King:
• ~~ Benjamin, of Warwick, carver, 22, 34-38, 41, 47
• ~~ William, DD, Principal of St Mary Hall, Oxford, iii
• Kip, Johannes, Britannia, 2
• Kyre Park, Worcs., 37

• Lacock Abbey, Wilts., 48-49; archway, 49; great hall, 29, 48, 49
• Langley, Batty, architect & publisher, Gothic Architecture (Ancient Architecture), iii, 93
• Leasowes, Halesowen, Worcs., 73, 93-94; garden, 93; garden buildings, 93; Gothic screen, 93
• Lees Milne, James, historian, 7
• Legge, William, Viscount Lewisham, 2nd Earl of Dartmouth, stepson to Francis North, 5, 7
• Leicester, Earls of, see Coke & Dudley
• Leigh:
• ~~ family, 9, 10
• ~~ James ('Jemmy'), of Adlestrop, son of William, 8-10, 27
• ~~ Theophilus, DD, Master of Balliol College, Oxford, 8
• ~~ William, of Adlestrop, 8, 10, 58
• Lerpinière, Daniel, engraver, 5, 6
• Lewisham, viscount, see Legge
• Lightoler (Lightholder), Timothy, of Warwick, carver & architect, 38, 41, 54, 55
• Ligonier, Sir John, 36
• Lindsay, Charlotte, artist, 14, 15
• Lipscomb, G., Bucks., 68, 71, 72
• Llandaff, Glam., Bishop of, see Barrington
• London County Council, 54
• London, Arlington Street, see Pomfret Castle; Burlington Gardens, Queensberry House, 59; House of Commons, 58; Pomfret Castle,11; St Stephen, Walbrook, 34; Strand, 31; Westminster Abbey, 13, 20, 23; see also Chiswick Lovell (Lovel), James, carver & sculptor, 13, 14, 28, 33, 34, 38, 41, 47, 53-55
• Lysons, Daniel, Buckingham, 71
• Lyster, Christopher, architect, i, 52, 64
• Lyttelton:
• ~~ family, 43, 50, 68
• ~~ Charles, DD, rector of Alvechurch, Dean of Exeter, Bishop of Carlisle, 31, 47, 65
• ~~ Elizabeth (Rich), 2nd w. of George, 44, 45
• ~~ George, 5th baronet, 1st Baron, Lord Chancellor, 1, 2, 5, 6, 14, 18, 29, 33, 36, 43-47, 63, 73, 80, 85, 89, 93
• ~~ Thomas, 4th baronet, 44

• McBain, James, mason, 96
• Maddox, Isaac, Bishop of Worcester, 40
• March, Earl of, see Douglas
• Medmenham, monks of, 71
• Middleton Park, Middleton Stoney, Oxon., 81; designs for, 81; Oxford Lodge, 81
• Miller:
• ~~ Fiennes Sanderson, Lt Col., 29
• ~~ George, Revd, of Radway, great-grandson to SM, 27; Rambles, 27, 87
• ~~ Hester, 3rd daughter of SM, 75
• ~~ John, labourer at Wroxton, 15
• ~~ Mary, mother of SM, 87
• ~~ Sanderson, the elder, father to SM, iii
• ~~ Sanderson, see below Miller, Sanderson
• ~~ Susannah, w. of SM, 8, 30, 75
• Miller, Sanderson:
• ~~ i, passim
• ~~ antiquarianism, 4, 5, 26, 27, 53, 66; antique glass, iii, 3, 7, 27, 29, 43, 68
• ~~ architecture, i, passim; drawing, 2, 3, 20, 21, 25, 50, 71, 72, 76, 84; reputation, iii, 18, 34
• ~~ birth, iii; books, library, 22, 27
• ~~ correspondence, i, passim
• ~~ education, iii,
• ~~ insanity, iii
• ~~ landscaping & planting, 3; see also Radway Estate
• ~~ politics, 58, 59
• Mongewell, Oxon., 82; vicarage, 82
• Montague (Montagu), George, 2nd Earl of Halifax, 14
• Moore (More):
• ~~ Robert, of Warwick, plasterer, 22, 25, 29, 36, 37, 47, 54, 55
• ~~ William, 9
• Mordaunt:
• ~~ Charles, 6th baronet of Walton, 33, 40
• ~~ Elizabeth (Prowse), w. of John, 33
• ~~ John, eldest son of Sir Charles & 7th baronet, 33
• Morris, Thomas, craftsman at Arbury, 23

• Newcastle, Duke of, see Pelham Holles
• Newdigate:
• ~~ Edward, elder b. of Roger, 19
• ~~ Hester, second w. of Roger, 20
• ~~ Sir Roger, MP for Oxford University, antiquary & amateur architect, 9, 11, 19-25, 27, 36, 40, 88
• ~~ Sophia (Conyers), first w. of Roger, 19
• Newman, Richard, mason, 35, 36, 40, 41
• Newsham (Newsam):
• ~~ Clement, of Butlers Marston, nephew to SM, 50
• ~~ James, of Chadshunt (afterwards Craggs Newsham), 40
• Nichols, J., Leicester, 79
• North, Francis, Lord North, of Wroxton, 1st Earl of Guilford, 12-15, 28, 30, 40, 90
• Nugent, Robert, of Gosfield, 1st Baron, Earl Nugent, 14, 36, 56

• Office of Ordnance, architect to, 36
• Oxford, Earl of, see Yorke
• Oxford, All Souls College, 16-17; Codrington library, 16, glass, 16, 17, old library, 16, 17, 29; Ashmolean Museum, 11; Bodleian, Arundel marbles, 11; Divinity School, 20; Physic garden, 59; St Mary Hall, iii, 41; University, 11, 19, 58; University College, hall, 19, 23

• Packington Hall, Warwicks., 88; alterations to mansion, 88; Gothic building, 88; landscaping, 88; waterworks, 88
• Palladio, Andrea, [Quattro Libri], 34
• Parker, Robert, mason, 96
• Parry, John, of Warwick, 30
• Parsons, Robert, of Bath, carver, 49
• Partridge, - Mr., craftsman at Radway, 29
• Pelham Holles, Thomas, 4th Duke of Newcastle, 36
• Peploe Woods, T., artist, 64
• Piddington, Oxon., farmhouse in Common Field, 59
• Pitt (Pit):
• ~~ family, 14, 43, 68
• ~~ John, of Encombe, amateur architect, 43, 44, 46
• ~~ Thomas, of Camelford, 1st Baron Camelford, 46
• ~~ William, 'the elder', Earl of Chatham, 13, 18, 28
• Pococke, Richard, Bishop of Ossory, 13, 38, 44, 61, 65-67, 71, 72, 87, 96
• Pomfret, see Fermor
• Pope, Alexander, poet, 43
• Portsmouth, Hants., 97; [unidentified site in area of], eye-trap, 97; Office of Ordnance, 36, 97
• Potton, John, builder, 32, 40
• Preston, Lancs., cockpit, 78
• Price:
• ~~ Francis, surveyor, 48
• ~~ Robert, Revd., 82
• Prior Park, Somerset, see Bath
• Prowse:
• ~~ Elizabeth, d. of Thomas, see Mordaunt
• ~~ Thomas, of Wicken, amateur architect, 7, 33-35, 38, 45, 47
• Pye, Sir Charles, of Wadley, 51

• Quakers, see Friends, Society of
• Quartley, Henry, curate at Lapworth, rector of Wicken, 41
• Queensberry, Duke of, see Douglas

• Radway Grange, Warwicks., 8, 12, 14, 26-29, 36, 37, 58, 65; alehouse, 29; eye-catcher barn, 29; Grange house, alterations, to, iii, 14, 22, 26, 29, bay windows, 9, 21, 22, 27, garden fronts, 27; landscaping & planting, 27, 28; walks and terraces, 26; waterworks, 26
• Radway Estate, Warwicks., Castle, Egge Cottage, Ratley Grange, see Edge Hill; inclosure, 26, 90
• Radway village, Warwicks., old church, 3, 28, family pew, 28
• Ragley Hall, Warwicks., 89
• Reeve, –, craftsman sent to Durham, 52
• Repton, Humphry, landscaper, 6, 9
• Robins:
• ~~ Richard, of Bloxham, carpenter, 16, 17, 29
• ~~ Thomas, topographical artist, 86
• Rockingham, Marquess of, see Watson Wentworth
• Rome, The Pantheon, 34
• Rooker, Edward, engraver, 32, 38, 39, 42
• Ross-on-Wye, Herefs., church, 57
• Rowan, Alistair, architectural historian, 69, 96

• S, - Mr. [Philip Southcote?], 7
• Sanders, David, carpenter, 40, 41
• Sanderson, John, of London, draughtsman and architect, 45
• Sederbach, Victor Alexander, carver, 49
• Seymour Conway, Francis, 16th Earl of Hertford, 89
• Shearsly, -, craftsman at Wroxton, 14
• Shee, -, 66
• Shenstone, William, of the Leasowes, poet and landscaper, 7, 18, 26-29, 43, 61, 68, 69, 93
• Shirley, -, surveyor of Durham, 52
• Shrub Hill, see Dorking
• Shugborough Hall, Staffs., 85; advice, 85; garden buildings, 85
• Sidbury, see Worcester
• Siston Court, Glos., 75; almshouses, 75; alterations, 75
• Smith:
• ~~ Francis, of Warwick, architect, 24, 30, 32, 39
• ~~ Thomas, admiral, half-b. to George Lyttelton, 44, 47
• ~~ William, s. of Francis, 30, 32, 39
• Snell, Powell, of Guiting Power, 9
• Soane, Sir John, architect, 83
• Spring Hill House, Worcs., lodge, 91
• Stamford, Earl of, see Grey
• Stanhope:
• ~~ Philip, 3rd Earl of Chesterfield, 71
• ~~ Sir William, of Eythrope, 71, 72
• Stanley, James, known as Lord Strange, 78
• Stokes, -, craftsman at Hagley, 44
• Stowe House, Bucks., 68-69, 93; castle, 68, 69; Elysian Fields, 69; garden ornaments, 68; Gothic Temple (Gibbs's building), 68; Palladian bridge, 69; Temple of British Worthies, 70
• Strange, Lord, see Stanley Stratford, Francis, of Merevale, 40 Strawberry Hill, Mdsx., 43; library, 22, 23 Street, Sir George Edmund, architect, 47
• Strong, Thomas, of Stanford, architect, 50, 51
• Stroud, Dorothy, architectural historian, 7
• Stuart (Stewart), James ('Athenian'), architect, 5, 38, 47, 85; Athens, 42
• Swift, Deane, nephew of Jonathan, 28, 44, 69

• Talbot:
• ~~ Charles Henry, barrister of London, b. of William, 16, 40
• ~~ Henry, of Chart, 13
• ~~ John of Hillingdon, MP, 3rd son of Lord Talbot, 63, 64
• ~~ John, 2nd Viscount Chetwynd, of Ingestre, 52, 63, 85
• ~~ John Ivory, of Lacock, 48, 49
• ~~ William, vicar of Kineton, 52, 63, 87
• Thame (Tame), river, 71
• Temple, Richard, Earl, see Grenville
• Teston House (Barham Court), Kent, alterations, 77
• Tipping, H. Avray, architectural writer, 86
• Thomson, James, poet, 43
• Throsby, J., Leicestershire, 79
• Townsend, Joseph, of Honington Hall, 86
• Trotman:
• ~~family, 75
• ~~ Fiennes, of Siston, 75
• Trubshaw, Charles, of Stafford, mason, 63
• Turner:
• ~~ Cassandra (Leigh), w. of Sir Edward, 58
• ~~ Sir Edward, of Ambrosden, 8, 10, 27, 58-60, 78
• ~~ Sir Edward, father to Edward, 59
• ~~ Gregory, s. of Edward, 59

• Umberslade Hall, Warwicks., 39
• Upton House, Warwicks., 90;Theatre (temple), 90

• Vansittart:
• ~~ Arthur, father of Robert, 16
• ~~ Robert, of All Souls College, Oxford, 16, 17
• Vassali, Francesco, plasterer, 47
• Villiers, William, 3rd Earl of Jersey, 81

• Wadley House, Berks., 51
• Walpole:
• ~~ Horace, iii, 3, 11, 12, 14, 22, 23, 41, 43-45, 52, 54, 55, 68, 89, 93, 95
• ~~ Sir Robert, statesman, iii, 1, 20, 36, 80
• Ware, Isaac, 71; Architecture, 72
• Warwick, Earls of, see Dudley & Greville
• Warwick:
• ~~ Castle, 26; gaol, 34, 37, 40, 42; House of Correction, 40; Priory, 68; Market Hall, 30, 31, 40;
• ~~ Shire Hall, new, iii, 22, 25, 29, 30-42, 47, 55, 95, model of, 34, 35, 37, 38, 41, 95;
• ~~ Shire Hall, old, 30, 32
• Watson Wentworth, Charles, 2nd Marquess of Rockinham, 34, 41
• Wentworth Woodhouse, Yorks., 34, 41
• West:
• ~~ James, of Alscot Park, 40
• ~~ Mary, w. of Richard, 83
• ~~ Richard, prebendary of Winchester, 83
• ~~ Mary ('Molly'), cousin to George Lyttelton, 83
• Westley, John, of Leicester, architect, 79
• Whitminster, Glos., stable, 76
• Wicken, Northants., church alterations, 41
• Wildman, see Barrington
• Wilkinson, Nathaniel, master mason, 57
• Willis, Browne, of Whaddon, antiquary, 68, 69, 71
• Wiltshire, Walter, of Bath, 98
• Wimpole (Wimple) Hall, Cambs., 1-7; castle, 1-7, 63, 64, 85; church, 2; landscaping, 3, 7; library & bay, 3, 4, 7; Park House, 5; stained glass, 3
• Windsor, Berks., St Leonards, temple, 84
• Wise:
• ~~ family, 68
• ~~ Henry, royal gardener, 40
• ~~ Henry, s. of Matthew, 40
• ~~ Matthew, of Warwick Priory, 31, 40
• Wood, Anthony, archivist and historian, i
• Worcester, Sidbury, 41
• Wotton House, Wotton Underwood, Bucks., 70; bridge, 70, Crescent Moon shelter, 70; grotto, 70; octagon seat, 70
• Wray (Ray), Daniel, of Queen's College, Cambridge, 4, 5, 7
• Wright:
• ~~ -, craftsman at Wroxton Abbey, 14
• ~~ Richard ('Dick'), of Warwick, attorney, 35
• Wroxton, Oxon.:
• ~~ Abbey, 12-15; cascade, 13, 15; chapel, 12, 14; dovecote, 13, 14; Drayton arch, 13, 15; mansion, ceiling, 13, 41; obelisk, 15; Temple on the Mount, 12-15
• ~~ Church, tower, 12, 14
• Wychbury, Worcs., 44

• Yorke:
• ~~ Philip, of Wimpole, Baron Hardwicke, 1st Earl of Hardwicke, Lord Chancellor, 1-4, 6, 7, 18, 63
• ~~ Philip, of Wimpole, Viscount Royston, 2nd Earl of Hardwicke, eldest son of Philip, 4, 5

Key to abbreviations used in this index

• – indicates unidentified forenames
• ( ) indicates maiden or 'nick-names' and alternative spellings
• bold indicates pages of main catalogue entry for places
• b. brother
• d. daughter
• s. son
• SM Sanderson Miller
• w. wife

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