Baptistery, the, 29. Bibby's Porch, 27. Bishop's Throne, 45. Bishops of Manchester, the, 59. Brown's Chantry, 27. Bust of Humphrey Chetham, the, 73. Chapel of the Holy Trinity, 6, 40. Chapter, the, 58. Chapter House, the, 10, 17, 34. Chetham's Hospital and Library, 6, 63; cloister, the, 71, 74; hall, the, 71; library, the, 67; reading-room, the, 78; kitchen, the, 69. Chetham, Humphrey, 36, 66. Choir, the, 6, 41, 45. College, the, 5, 7, 66, 67; dormitory, the, 78; founder's chair, the, 75; minstrels' gallery, the, 81. Craven Porch, 19, 41. Deans of Manchester, the, 57, 58. Dedication, the, 4. Derby Chapel, the, 6, 9, 19, 37-39. Dimensions of the Cathedral, 60. Edward VI., 7. Ely Chapel, the, 6, 17, 19, 37. Fraser, Bishop, 34, 59. Fraser Chapel, the, 5, 10, 17, 28, 34 Gordon Window, the, 51. Gresley family, the, 5, 31, 64. Guest-House, the, 68. Henry VIII., 7. Heyrick, Richard, warden, 7, 57. Hulme Chapel, the, 6, 17. Huntington, John, warden, 6, 35, 56. Jesus Chapel, the, 6, 17, 29, 33. Lady Chapel, the, 6, 17, 19, 34. Langley, Ralph, warden, 6, 56. Lee, Bishop Prince, 59. Manchester, See of, 8, 58. Mary I., 7. Moorhouse, Bishop, 59. Nave, the central, 41. Organ, the, 45. Organ, the small, 9, 37. Parapets, 19. Porch, the west, 5, 10, 13, 29; the south, 5, 10, 15, 29; the north, 5, 10, 41. Pulpit, the, 43. Rectors, the, 55. Reredos, the, 46. Rood-Screen, the, 43. Smith, Father, 37. Stalls, the, 6, 45. Stanley family, the, 7, 66. Stanley, James, Bishop of Ely, 6; warden, 56. St. John the Baptist's Chapel, 29, 37, 38 (see Derby Chapel). St. James' Chapel (Ducie), 6, 27, 40. St. George's Chapel, 6, 27, 30. St. Nicholas' Chapel, 17, 27, 30. Sundial, 17. Tower, the western, 9, 19. Trafford Chapel, 27, 30. Wardens, the, 56, 57. Windows, the, 7, 24, 47-53. [Illustration: PLAN OF MANCHESTER CATHEDRAL.] * * * * * FOOTNOTES: [Footnote 1: It states that the churches of St. Mary and St. Michael hold one carucate (that is, about 100 acres) of land quit of all taxes save the Danegelt.] [Footnote 2: A triforium in purely Perpendicular buildings is rare.] [Footnote 3: The height of the central line of the roof (50 feet) is not quite double the span (27 feet).] [Footnote 4: St. George and St. Denys, patron saints of England and France, were added to the dedication at the time that the church became collegiate, Henry V. being King of England and France.] * * * * * Transcriber's Notes: Minor obvious typographic errors have been corrected. Otherwise, inconsistencies in the usage of capitalization, accents and spelling, etc. have been preserved as printed.