S. Samoiedes, The, 95 Sansovino, Bronze Statues from the Campanile Loggia at Venice, 76 „ Bronze Door from St. Mark’s, Venice, 78 Screen of the Kings and Queens, 103-4 Sheffield Court, The, 85 Shobdon Side-Door and Chancel Arch, 54 Site of the Crystal Palace, The, 147 Somnauth Gates, The, 141 Stationery Court, The, 82 St. John Lateran, Arcade from, 54 T. Teleosaurus, The, 166 Terraces, The, 154 Testament, The King of Prussia’s, 110 Tibetans, The, 99 Toro Farnese, The, 112 Torrigiano, Monument of the Countess of Richmond from Westminster, 75 Towers, The Great Water-Towers, 168 Transepts, The, 105, 111, 114 Tropical Department, The, 114 Tuam Cathedral, Details and Examples from, 55 V. Vecchietta of Sienna, Bronze Effigy by, 73 Venus of Milo, The, 32 Veit Stoss, Ecclesiastical Sculpture by, 56, 58 Vestibule to English Mediæval Court, 66 W. Water Colour Copies of Great Masters, 79 Well and Water Supply, The, 170 Wells Cathedral, Sculpture and Details from, 62, 63, 64 Winchester Cathedral, Portion of the Altar Screen, 64 „ „ Black Norman Font from, 55 Worcester Cathedral, Prince Arthur’s Door from, 61 [Illustration] INTRODUCTION. The map of the routes to the Crystal Palace will enable the visitor to ascertain the shortest and least troublesome way of reaching the Palace from the various parts of the great metropolis and its environs. The railway communication is by the London and Brighton, and the West End Railways, which serve as the great main lines for the conveyance of visitors by rail from London to the Palace doors.