List of illustrations

Survey of London: Volume 15, All Hallows, Barking-By-The-Tower, Pt II. Originally published by London County Council, London, 1934.

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'List of illustrations', in Survey of London: Volume 15, All Hallows, Barking-By-The-Tower, Pt II, (London, 1934) pp. xiv-xv. British History Online https://www.british-history.ac.uk/survey-london/vol15/pt2/xiv-xv [accessed 23 April 2024]

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ILLUSTRATIONS IN THE TEXT

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24. No. 34, Great Tower Street, courtyard and old houses before demolition From sketch by Hanslip Fletcher.
25. No. 34, Great Tower Street, counting house on ground floor From sketch by Hanslip Fletcher.
27. No. 34, Great Tower Street, corner of the old dining-room From sketch by Hanslip Fletcher.
36. Custom House From view of London by C.J. Visscher, 1616.
37. Custom House From view of London by Wenceslaus Hollar, 1647.
38. Custom House From view of London by Matthew Merian, based on a 1638 drawing by Gottfried of Frankfort.
57. Key plan of memorials in the church
Brasses
58. Philip Dennis, 1556, shield From rubbings at the Society of Antiquaries by Mill Stephenson.
60. Thomas Virly, 1454
61. George Snayth, 1651–2
63. Mary Burnell, 1612
69. Margaret Bassano, 1620
70. Agnes Bond, 1552–3, shield
72. The Resurrection and two scrolls
73. Thomas Gilbert, 1483

HERALDIC ILLUSTRATIONS

Supplied by Rev. E. E. Dorling.

1. ALLEYN Or a cheveron between three bloodhounds sable (p. 5).
2. WALSINGHAM Play argent and sable a fesse gules. (p. 5).
3. MUSCOVY COMPANY Barry wavy argent and azure a ship proper its sails and flags charged with the cross of St. George between three bezants and a chief or with a pale between two roses gules therein and a leopard of England on the pale (p. 6).
4. BARKING ABBEY Azure in chief three lilies argent and in base three roses or all within a border gules charged with roundels argent (p. 14).
5. GREY OF CODNOR Barry argent and azure with three roundles gules in the chief (p. 16).
6. KNOLLYS Gules a cheveron argent with three roses gules thereon (p. 16).
7. NEWTON Sable a saracen's head couped at the neck argent between three lions' jambs issuing from the points of the shield (p. 17).
8. ST. MARY GRACES Party fessewise gules a leopard's head or and azure a fleur-de-lis or impaling argent a crozier sable (p. 18).
9. CROKE Azure a fesse engrailed ermine between three eagles or (p. 18).
10. DENHAM Gules three lozenges ermine (p. 18).
11. DEVEREUX Argent a fesse gules with three roundels gules in the chief (p. 20).
12. DRAPERS' COMPANY Azure three triple crowns of the pope or coming out of clouds and rays proper (p. 21).
13. TONGE Party … and … a fleur-de-lis parted and countercoloured within a border engrailed. The colours are not known (p. 21).
14. LASCELLES Sable a cross party and a border or (p. 26).
15. TATE Six pieces or and gules with three Cornish choughs (p. 28).
16. RUSSELL Argent a lion gules and a chief sable with three roses argent therein (p. 29).
17. BANKS Sable a cross or between for fleurs-de-lis argent (p. 29).
18. TURK Argent a bend azure between two lions gules with three bezants on the bend (p. 32).
19. CHURCHMAN Barry of four pieces argent and sable and a chief sable with two places argent therein (p. 33).
20. RAWSON Party fessewise wavy sable and azure a castle with four towers argent (p. 35).
21. COPPERS' COMPANY Gyronny sable and gules a cheveron between three rings or and a chief vert with three lilies argent therein with a grose between two adzes azure on the cheveron (p. 35).
22. BAYNING Or two bars sable with two scallops or on each bar (p. 44).
23. MAROWE Azure a fesse engrailed or between three maidens' heads argent cut off at the shoulders with hair dishevelled or (p. 49).
24. HEWITT Or a pile gules with three scallops or thereon (p. 50).
25. SKINNERS' COMPANY Ermine a chief gules with three princes' coronets or having caps of ermine and tassels or therein (p. 54).
26. EVYNGAR His merchant's mark as shown on a shield upon his monument (p. 64).
27. THYNNE Barry of ten or and sable (p. 65).
28. STABLE OF CALAIS Barry wavy argent and azure a chief gules a leopard of England therein (p. 68).
29. LYTCOTT Or two bars vairy argent and sable (p. 79).
30. HICKSON Or two eagles' legs sable razed at the thigh and crossed saltirewise with the feet downwards (p. 89).
31. HATTON Azure a cheveron between three wheatsheaves or with the difference of a crescent on a crescent(p. 93).

Note: For arms blazoned in text see Index.

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