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List of illustrations

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Publication

Survey of London: volume 22: Bankside (the parishes of St. Saviour and Christchurch Southwark)

Author

Sir Howard Roberts and Walter H. Godfrey (editors)

Year published

1950

Pages

16-18

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'List of illustrations', Survey of London: volume 22: Bankside (the parishes of St. Saviour and Christchurch Southwark) (1950), pp. XVI-XVIII. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=65310 Date accessed: 19 May 2013. Add to my bookshelf

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ILLUSTRATIONS IN THE TEXT
HERALDIC ILLUSTRATIONS

ILLUSTRATIONS IN THE TEXT


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1.	Roman hypocaust flue found west of Red Cross Street in 1806. From a drawing by George Gwilt in the Council's collection	1
2.	Roman pottery jug found on the site of Barclay Perkins' brewery in 1786. From a drawing by George Gwilt in the Council's collection	1
3.	Street post in the Clink Liberty. Sketch by F. A. Evans	6
4.	Tallis's View of the east side of Borough High Street from St. Thomas Street to Newcomen Street in four sections	12
5.	Strip elevation of the east side of Borough High Street in 1948 in four sections. Drawn by R. G. Absolon	13
6.	No. 33 Borough High Street. Staircase. Sketch by F. A. Evans	14
7.	The sign of the Hare. Sketch by M. H. Leefe	16
8.	The George Inn. Sections and ground and first-floor plans. Measured drawings by F. A. Evans	17
9.	The George Inn. Staircase and elevation. Measured drawings by F. A. Evans	18
10.	The George Inn. Panelling. Measured drawings by F. A. Evans	19
11.	Plan of the George Inn, 1874. From a deed in the possession of British Railways	20
12.	No. 83 Borough High Street. Staircase, 1948. Drawn by F. A. Evans	21
13.	No. 91 Borough High Street. Plans and elevations. Measured drawings by R. G. Absolon	22
14.	The Grapes public-house, Kentish Buildings, 1947. Sketch by R. G. Absolon	25
15.	Tallis's View of Nos. 237–246 (now 40–56) and the Town Hall on the west side of Borough High Street	26
16.	West side of Borough High Street, 1947. Sketch by F. A. Evans	27
17.	Backs of houses on the west side of Borough High Street, 1947. Sketch by F. A. Evans	28
18.	No. 52 Borough High Street. Detail of panelled room on second floor. Measured drawings by F. A. Evans	29
19.	Newcomen Street looking east, 1947. Sketch by F. A. Evans	31
20.	Plate fixed to houses belonging to Mrs. Newcomen's Charity	33
21.	Plan of the original block of Guy's Hospital. From a deed in the possession of the hospital	36
22.	Font in the chapel of Guy's Hospital. Measured drawing by Evelyn Prior	39
23.	Stone alcove from old London Bridge now in a courtyard of Guy's Hospital. Measured drawing by Evelyn Prior	42
24.	Reconstructed plan of Winchester Palace as it was in 1649. Line drawing	50
25.	Remains of Winchester Palace. Cross-sections and plan. Measured drawings by F. H. Healey	53
26.	Archway over Stoney Street, 1942. Sketched by F. H. Healey	54
27.	The Clink. From an inset drawing on a manuscript in the Bodlein Library	56
28.	Token of Anthony Craven, the Castle, Bank End	60
29.	Ferryman's seat, Bankside. Sketch by F. A. Evans	60
30.	Nos. 50–52 Bankside. Measured drawing by R. G. Absolon	61
31.	Cardinal Cap Alley, 1947. Sketch by F. A. Evans	62
32.	Token of Melchisedeck Fritter, the Cardinal's Hat, Bankside	63
33.	No. 50 Bankside. Details of doorway. Measured drawing by R. G. Absolon	63
34.	No. 74 Bankside. Plan and sections of staircase. Measured drawings by P. G. Vincent	64
35.	No. 74 Bankside. Detail of staircase	65
36.	Part of the "Agas" map view showing the bull and bear baiting rings	68
37.	Wall tablet on No. 7 Park Street	83
38.	Nos. 59 and 61 Union Street. Shop front. Measured drawings by R. G. Absolon	85
39.	Stone monument on the wall of Red Cross Gardens	87
40.	Anchor Terrace, Southwark Bridge Road. Fanlight	88
41.	Three plans of Christ Church. 1757, 1873, and 1890	104
42.	Christ Church. Plan. 1947. Measured drawing by F. A. Evans	105
43.	No. 26 Upper Ground. Details of doorway. Measured drawing by P. G. Vincent	109
44.	Staircase detail at Hopton's Almshouses	113
45.	No. 83 Blackfriars Road. Lamp standard	117
46.	No. 88 Blackfriars Road. Fireplace	117
47.	No. 81 Blackfriars Road, entrance hall. Section and ceiling plan. Measured drawing by R. G. Absolon	118
48.	No. 32 Stamford Street. Lamp standard	122
49.	Nos. 36–48 Stamford Street. Elevations. Drawn by R. G. Absolon	123
50.	No. 78 Colombo Street. Staircase detail	125
51.	Nos. 72–80 Colombo Street. Elevation and plans	126
52.	No. 5 Dolben Street. Shop front. Measured drawing by R. G. Absolon	127
53.	No. 20 Nelson Square. Fanlight	28
54.	Nelson Square. Plan based on Ordnance Survey	129
55.	No. 43 Nelson Square. Elevation showing ground floor and balcony above. Drawn by A. J. North	130
56.	Nos. 31–35 Nelson Square (east side). Elevation. Measured drawing by A. J. North	130
57.	Nos. 17 and 56 Nelson Square. Doors. Measured drawings by R. G. Absolon	131
58.	Old pump originally in Nelson Square. Sketch by F. A. Evans	132

HERALDIC ILLUSTRATIONS


Allen (or Alleyn), Edward	Argent a chevron between three cinqfoils gules. (P. 69)
Angell William	Or, three fusils in fess azure, over all a bend gules. (P. 98)
Austin, William	Argent on a fess between two chevrons sable three crosses or. (p. 111)
Bermondsey Abbey	Party per pale gules and azure a lion passant gardant or supporting a pastoral staff of the last infilling a mitre or all within a border argent charged with 8 B's sable. (p. 4)
Browker, Hugh	Barry of eight or and sable seven martlets, two, two, two and one, or. (p. 98)
Carey, Henry, Baron Hundson	Argent, on a bend sable, three roses of the first, a crescent on a crescent for difference. (p. 97)
Chaucer, Geoffrey	Party per pale argent and gules a bend counter charged. (p. 21)
Gardiner, Stephen, Bishop Of Winchester	Azure on a cross or between four griffins' heads erased argent a cinquefoil gules. (p. 47)
Guy's Hospital	Sable on a chevron or between three leopard's heads argent each crowned with an eastern crown or, three fleurs de lys azure. (p. 37)
Marshall, John	Argent a chevron cotised sable between three stags' heads cabossed gules. (p. 101)
Rochester, See of	Argent on a saltier gules an escallop or. (p. 48)
St. Mary Overy Priory	Argent a cross of fusils in the dexter chief a cinquefoil gules. (p. 6)
Shakespearke, William	Or on a bend sable a spear of the first the point steeled proper. (p. 75)
Winchester, See Of	Gules two keys addorsed in bend the upper argent, the lower or, a sword in bend sinister argent interposed between them. (p. 45)
Wood, Sir Francis Lindley	Three naked savages ambulant in fess proper, in the dexter hand of each a shield argent charged with a cross gules, in the sinister a club resting on the shoulder, also proper on a canton ermine three lozenges conjoined in fess sable. (p. 129)
Wykeham, William, Of	Argent, two chevrons sable between three roses gules. (p. 46)

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