COCKLAW TOWER, colour decoration at, 21 COLCHESTER CASTLE, fireplace, 109 COLD ASHTON MANOR HOUSE, walled garden, 179 COLD OVERTON, 201, 220; dog-gate, 201, 220; porch, 220; staircase, 220; windows, 220 COLES FARM, BOX, plaster frieze, 282 COLESHILL, 212–215; chimneys, 214; roof, 214; windows, 213, 214 COLOUR DECORATION, 21, 42, 43, 187, 290–292 COMBE ABBEY, doorway, 274 “COMPLETE BODY OF ARCHITECTURE,” by Isaac Ware, 225, 226, 227 CONISBOROUGH CASTLE, chapel, 6 CONWAY, General, 234 “COOK’S TALE OF GAMELYN,” 45 CORNICE, classic, 127, 159–163, 165, 169, 193, 195, 216, 219, 220, 224, 239, 266, 268, 274, 290, 292; projecting, 214, 249; wood, at Lyddington, 121, 123 CORRIDOR, beginnings of, 145, 146; becomes general, 152; lack of at Boughton, 239 COTHELE HOUSE, great hall, 35 COTSWOLDS, manor houses of, 155 “COUNTER-HAURIANT,” 132–134 COWDRAY HOUSE, tendency towards symmetry, 67; gatehouse at, 131 COWPER, WILLIAM, 280 CRENELLATE, licence to, 44 CREWE HALL, staircase, 201 CROCKETS, 94 CROMWELL, RALPH, Lord Treasurer, 68, 78, 81 D DADO, 259, 262, 266 DAÏS, 26, 33, 35, 58, 141, 145, 151 DEENE PARK, central hearth, 27, 106; chimney-piece, 197 DEFENCE, precautions for, in fortified manor houses, 29, 30, 35, 36, 88–91, 92; keeps, 3, 10, 14, 88–91; mediæval manor houses, 47, 51, 76, 84–86, 88–91; Tudor manor houses, 131, 139; at Kenilworth, 53; less need for, 86, 113; treatment of windows, 98, 103; abandonment of, 143; reminiscence of, 145 DENHAM, Sir JOHN, 234 DERWENT HALL, 169 “DESIGNS OF ARCHITECTURE,” by Abraham Swan, 266, 278 “DESIGNS OF INIGO JONES,” by William Kent, 229–231 DE VERES, Earls of Oxford, 12 DIAPER--See under “Brickwork” DOG-GATE, 201, 220 DOG-GRATE, 282 DOG-TOOTH, 33 DOLPHINS, FLORIATED, 132, 133 DOORWAYS, external, at Drayton, 241; eighteenth century, 272–274; Jacobean, 268–272; mediæval, 88–98 DOORWAYS, internal, eighteenth century, 274, 275; Elizabethan and Jacobean, 195, 274 DORMERS, 182, 214, 219, 220, 249 DOVER CASTLE, keep, 5 DRAYTON HOUSE, 44, 119, 239–242, 255, 298; alterations, 241, 242; boudoir, 241; ceiling, 241; gardens, 241, 242; ironwork, 241, 242, 255; long gallery, 241; roof, 119, 241; staircases, 241, 298; windows, 241 DRAYTON, SIMON DE, 44 E EAST BARSHAM, 134, 137 EASTBURY, DORSET, 242 EASTINGTON, doorway, 97 EASTON HALL, ironwork, 255, 256 ECCLESIASTICAL ARCHITECTURE, compared with domestic, 28, 29, 33, 87, 100, 103, 118 EDWARD VI., 27, 108 EGG-AND-TONGUE ORNAMENT, 133, 134