Archit. Soc. Reports_, vol. XXX), _Stanley Abbey_ (_Wilts. Archaeol. Journal_, vol. XXXV), and _Waverley Abbey_ (_Surrey Archaeol. Soc._, 1905). See also R. W. Paul, _The Church and Monastery of Abbey Dore_ (_Bristol and Glouc. Archaeol. Soc. Trans._, vol. XXVII). For Cluniac plans see Mr Hope's _Architectural History of the Priory of St Pancras at Lewes_ (_Archaeol. Journal_, vol. XLI; see also _Sussex Archaeol. Collections_, vols. XXXIV, XLIX) and _Castleacre Priory_ (_Norfolk Archaeologia_, vol. XII). The chief monographs on houses of Augustinian canons are Mr Hope's _Repton Priory_ (_Derby Archaeol. Soc. Trans._, vols. VI, VII; _Archaeol. Journal_, vol. XLI), Messrs Hope and Brakspear's _Haughmond Abbey_ (_Archaeol. Journal_, vol. LXVI), and R. W. Paul's _Plan of the Church and Monastery of St Augustine, Bristol_ (_Archaeologia_, vol. LXIII). See also J. W. Clark, _Observances of Barnwell_, ut sup., C. C. Hodges, _Hexham Abbey_ (sic), 1888, and the learned series of articles by J. F. Hodgson on the plans of Augustinian churches (_Archaeol. Journal_, vols. XLI-XLIII). Mr Brakspear has described two houses of Augustinian canonesses, viz., _Burnham Abbey_ (_Ibid._, vol. LX; see _Bucks. Archit. and Archaeol. Soc. Records_, vol. VIII) and _Lacock Abbey_ (_Archaeologia_, vol. LVII; see also _Wilts. Archaeol. Journal_, vol. XXXI). The Gilbertine plan is elucidated by Mr Hope in _The Gilbertine Priory of Watton_ (_Archaeol. Journal_, vol. LVIII). Mr Hope is further responsible for a series of articles upon various Premonstratensian abbeys, viz. Alnwick (_Archaeol. Journal_, vol. XLIV; see also _Archaeologia Aeliana_, vol. XIII), Dale (_Derby Archaeol. Soc. Trans._, vols. I, II), St Agatha's (_Yorks. Archaeol. Journal_, vol. X), St Radegund's (_Archaeol. Cantiana_, vol. XIV), Shap (_Cumb. and Westm. Antiq. and Archaeol. Soc. Trans._, vol. X) and West Langdon (_Archaeol. Cantiana_, vol. XV). See also J. F. Hodgson, _Eggleston Abbey_ (_Yorks. Archaeol. Journal_, vol. XVIII). For the plans of friaries, see Mr Hope's _On the Whitefriars or Carmelites of Hulne_ (_Archaeol. Journal_, vol. XLVII) and A. W. Clapham, _On the Topography of the Dominican Priory of London_ (_Archaeologia_, vol. LXIII). The above list embraces the most important contributions to the subject made during recent years. Many plans of other monasteries with brief descriptions will be found in the accounts of the summer meetings of the Royal Archaeological Institute in recent volumes of the _Archaeol. Journal_, and there are also plans of the chief monasteries in various volumes of _The Builder_. Mr Hope's plans of Durham are given in _The Rites of Durham_, ut sup. For further plans, see the topographical sections of the _Victoria County History_ and the _History of Northumberland_ (now in progress).