B, the mark of money coined at Rouen, Bedford, John, Duke of, buried in Rouen cathedral, Bedford Missal, anecdote respecting the sale of, in 1786, Beggars In France, Benedictionary, in the public library at Rouen, Berneval, Alexander, his tomb in the church of St. Ouen Bertheville, ancient name of Dieppe, Bochart, a native of Rouen, Bolbec, Botanic Garden, at Rouen, Boulevards, at Rouen, Bourgueville, his account of the privilege of St. Romain, Bouzard, I.A., house built for, at Dieppe, Brezé, Lewis, Duke of, his monument in Rouen cathedral Bridge of boats, at Rouen, Brighton, compared with Dieppe, C. Cæsar, Julius, Roman camps in France commonly ascribed to, Cæsar's camp, near Dieppe, described, plan of, if really Roman, Caletes, name of the former inhabitants of the Pays de Caux, Canal from Dieppe to Pontoise, projected by Vauban, Castle, at Dieppe, at Lillebonne, Cathedral at Rouen, described western portal sculpture over the doors, tower of St. Romain, Tour de Beurre, great bell, transepts, central tower, origin of, details of, monuments, lady-chapel, paintings, staircase leading to the library, relics, Catherine of Medicis, her sanguinary conduct at the capture of Rouen, Caucalis grandiflora, found at Cæsar's camp, near Dieppe, Champ du Drap d'or, meeting at, represented in a series of bas-reliefs, Charles Vth, buried in Rouen cathedral, Charles IXth, his conduct at the capture of Rouen, Charter, constitutional, of France, Château de Bouvreuil at Rouen, three towers standing of, Château du Vieux Palais at Rouen, built by Henry Vth; destroyed at the revolution, Church, of St. Jacques, at Dieppe, St. Remi, at ditto, Arques, the Trinity, at Fécamp, St. Stephen, at ditto, Montivilliers, Harfleur, St. Paul, at Rouen, St. Gervais, at ditto, Léry, Pavilly, Yainville, St. Ouen, Rouen, St. Maclou, at ditto, St. Patrice, at ditto, St. Godard, at ditto, Churches, in early times, often changed patrons, Cité de Limes, Cæsar's camp, near Dieppe, anciently so called, Civitas Limarum, Cæsar's camp, near Dieppe, anciently so called, Cliffs, height of, near Dieppe, Conards, confraternity of, confined to Rouen and Evreux; their original object, Convent of the Ursulines, at Rouen, Coqueluchers, name originally borne by the Conards, Corneille, a native of Rouen, Costume, of females at Dieppe, of the inhabitants of the suburb of Pollet, at Dieppe, of the people at Rouen, Crypt in the church of St. Gervais, at Rouen, the burial place of St. Mello, D.