_Caen_, arrival at, distant view of, trade and population, situation, grand cours, costume of females, house-rent, foundation, described by Brito, etymology of the name, fortifications, Château de Calix, castle, chapel in the castle, hospital, royal abbeys, college, palace, museum, library, universities, men of eminence, academy, Malherbe, history, neighborhood abundant in fossil remains, seen from the road leading to La Délivrande. _Caen-stone_, large quarries of, formerly much used in England. _Cambre_. _Cambremer, Canon of_, tale respecting, at Bayeux. _Cannon_, first used in France, at the siege of Pont Audemer. _Canons_, four statues of, at Evreux. _Castle_, of Bayeux, Brionne, Caen, Creully, Falaise, Gisors, Montfort, Neufmarché. _Cathedral of Bayeux_, founded by St. Exuperius, history, described, crypt, stripped of its relics, revenue, right of mintage. _Cathedral of Evreux_, often destroyed, its present state, little injured by the Huguenots, founded by St. Taurinus. _Cathedral of Lisieux_, now the parish church of St. Peter, described, remarkable tomb in. _Cauchon, Peter_, bishop of Lisieux, president at the trial of Joan of Arc. _Cecily_, daughter of the Conqueror, abbess at Caen. _Chapel_, subterranean, in Bayeux cathedral, in the castle at Caen, in the castle at Falaise, of St. Adrian, of La Délivrande. _Chapel in the castle at Caen_, built fronting the east _Chapels_, stone-roofed, in Ireland, of Norman origin _Charles the Bad_, born in the Château de Navarre _Charters_, of the abbey of St. Georges de Bocherville _Château de Navarre_ _Château Gaillard_, its situation described account of, by Brito history _Château de Calix_, at Caen _Chesnut-timber_, formerly much used in Normandy _Church_, of the abbey of Bec Bernieres Bernay Bretteville l'Orgueilleuse Broglie Creully Ducler Ecouis Falaise Gisors Gournay Jumieges St. Peter's at ditto Louviers Moulineaux Pont Audemer Pont-de-l'Arche St. Germain de Blancherbe St. Gervais, at Falaise St. Georges de Bocherville St. Giles, at Evreux St. James, at Lisieux St. John, at Caen St. Michael, at ditto St. Nicholas, at ditto St. Peter, at ditto St. Stephen's abbey, at ditto St. Stephen, at ditto Trinity, at ditto Trinity at Falaise Vernon _Cider_, the common beverage, in Normandy first introduced by the Normans _Cocherel_ _Coins, golden_, struck at Bayeux, under the first French kings _Colline des deux amans_, priory of _Cormeilles_, abbey of _Corneille_, buried at Andelys _Costume_, at Bernay at Caen _Coupe gorge_, colony established at, by Napoléon _Creully_, castle church _Crocodile fossil_, found near Caen _Croissanville_ D.