The remains of the refectory and of the Norman kitchen are in the deanery grounds. The guest-house is wholly absorbed in the deanery. There is a picturesque entrance into the close, on the north side, from High Street. The buildings on each side of it and the room above (now the muniment room) are quite ecclesiastical, though modernised and in part new. The eastern portion occupies the site of the sextry. FOOTNOTES: [1] "History," 1771, Plate IV. [2] Another instance of imperfect acquaintance with church architecture is found in one plan of the cathedral (not in Bentham) in which the lady-chapel is called the chapter-house. [3] At which the writer was present. [4] "Ely Gossip," p. 5. [5] _Ib._, p. 7. INDEX. Alban's, S., relics, 116, 118 Alcock, Bishop, 122; his chapel, 35, 90--pl., 94, 112 Allen, Bishop, 130; tomb, 90 Altar, often moved, 90 Andrewes, Bishop, 125 Apse, 19, 80 Arundel, Archbishop, 120 Barnet, Bishop, 26, 119; tomb, 95 Basevi, Mr., fatal accident, 64; brass 90 Belsham, Bishop, 117 Bishop, in abbot's stall, 29; his sword of state, 129 Bishopric constituted, 15, 110 Bourchier, Archbishop, 120-1 Brithnoth, Abbot, 12, 102 Brithnoth, Alderman, 93, 103 Browne, Bishop, 131 Buckeridge, Bishop, 126 Butts, Bishop, 128 Canute, King, 105 Catharine's, S., chapel, 21, 64-5--pl., 63 Cathedrals of old foundation, 113 Choir, 77--pl., 53, 55, 79, 98; aisles, 56--pl., 89, 122; screen, 76--pl., 76; compared with presbytery, 78 Cloister, 61 College of Secular Clergy, 12, 102 Compton, Bishop, 131 Cox, Bishop, 125 Cratendune, 8 Crauden, Prior, his chapel, 25, 131--pl., 131 Cromwell, Oliver, 29 Cross, S., church, 29, 49, 97 Dampier, Bishop, 128 De Burgh, Bishop, 116 De Fontibus, Bishop, 116 De L'Isle, Bishop, 25, 119 Dickson, Canon, 61 Dunstan, Archbishop, 11, 12 East End, 55 Edmund's, S., chapel, 75; representation of his martyrdom, 90 Edward, Confessor, educated at Ely, 105 Elsin, Abbot, 12, 13, 103 Ely Cathedral, built, 13; congregation ejected, 29; in seventeenth century, 30; in eighteenth century, 31--pl., 33 Ely, etymology, 4; above sea level, 42; population, 42 Ely, Isle of, 3, 9, 11, 13 Ely monastery, founded, 8; destroyed by Danes, 10, 101; reconstituted, 102; monks and nuns, 99; surrendered, 29; mitred prior, 25 Ely Porta, 133--pl., 133 Ermenilda, S., Abbess, 15, 100 Etheldreda, S., foundress, 3-9; translation, 15; scenes from career on corbels, 6, 72; churches dedicated to her, 7; her shrine, 16,20,21, 89--pl., 20, 91; S. Audrey's laces, 73 Ethelwold, Bishop, 11, 12 Eustace, Bishop, 17, 18, 66, 114 Felix, S., attempted seizure of his remains, 102 Felton, Bishop, 4, 126 Fitz-Alan, Archbishop, 120 Fleetwood, Bishop, 127 Fordham, Bishop, 120 Front, west, 17, 43