List of illustrations

Survey of London: Volume 17, the Parish of St Pancras Part 1: the Village of Highgate. Originally published by London County Council, London, 1936.

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'List of illustrations', in Survey of London: Volume 17, the Parish of St Pancras Part 1: the Village of Highgate. Edited by Percy Lovell, William McB. Marcham( London, 1936), British History Online, accessed November 23, 2024, https://prod.british-history.ac.uk/survey-london/vol17/pt1/xvi-xviii.

"List of illustrations". Survey of London: Volume 17, the Parish of St Pancras Part 1: the Village of Highgate. Ed. Percy Lovell, William McB. Marcham(London, 1936), , British History Online. Web. 23 November 2024. https://prod.british-history.ac.uk/survey-london/vol17/pt1/xvi-xviii.

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ILLUSTRATIONS IN THE TEXT

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1 and 2. Englefield House, No. 23, High Street, cornice details 23
3. Russell House, No. 9, South Grove, plan 27
4. Russell House, No. 9, South Grove, cupboard door 27
5. Russell House, No. 9, South Grove, front door 31
6. Church House, No. 10, South Grove. From a drawing by B. G. Abrahams 32
7. Church House, No. 10, South Grove, front door 33
8. St. Michael's Church, Gould tablet. From a drawing by G. Gordon Godfrey 55
9. St. Michael's Church, Forster tablet. From a drawing by G. Gordon Godfrey 55
10. Voel, No. 18, South Grove, front door 63
11. Nos. 18 and 19, South Grove. From a drawing by Hanslip Fletcher 65
12. No. 4, The Grove, attic fireplace surround 81
13. No. 4, The Grove, kitchen dresser 82
14. No. 4, The Grove, dining-room fireplace surround 83
15. No. 5, The Grove, key plan 84
16. No. 52, South Grove. Sketch showing change in footpath 96
17. No. 52, South Grove, cupboard and dresser in kitchen 97
18. No. 53, South Grove, niche in Entrance Hall 98
19. No. 54, South Grove, kitchen dresser 99
20. No. 53, South Grove, details of Stairs 100
21. Sketch plan 46–51, South Grove 107
22. Nos. 1–6, Pond Square. From a drawing by Hanslip Fletcher 109
23. Ken Wood, balustrading to stairs 115
24. Ken Wood, mantel in breakfast-room 118

HERALDIC ILLUSTRATIONS

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Ashurst (p. 54) Gules a cross between four fleurs-de-lis argent.
Berkeley, Lord Berkeley Of Stratton (p. 129) Gules a cheveron ermine between ten crosses formy argent.
Burdett-Coutts, Lady BurDett-Coutts (p. 71) Quarterly: 1 and 4, Argent a hart's head razed gules with a pheon azure between the horns in a battled border azure charged with four buckles or, for COUTTS; 2 and 3, Azure two bars or with three martlets gules on each bar, for BURDETT.
Cholmeley (p. 5) Gules a sword set fessewise between a helm in the chief and two sheaves in the foot all or.
Collett (p. 92) Sable a cheveron between three hinds tripping argent with three rings sable on the cheveron.
Cooke Of Hackney (p. 70) Ermine a chief azure with a griffon passant argent therein.
Cornwallis (p. 48) Sable sprinkled with drops argent and a fesse argent with three Cornish choughs thereon.
Cooper (p. 42) Argent three martless and a chief engrailed gules with three rings or in the chief.
Fitzroy, Lord Southampton (p. 94) The arms of Fitzroy, Duke of Grafton (which are King Charles II's arms with the difference of a sinister baston gobony argent and azure) with a crescent for cadency.
Gould (p. 20) Party saltirewise or and azure a lion likewise parted and countercoloured.
Guinness, Earl of Iveagh (p. 132) Party saltirewise gules and azure a lion or and a chief ermine with a right hand gules cut off at the wrist therein.
Herne (p. 17) Argent a cheveron erminess between three hernes sable.
Hobart (p. 11) Sable a star of eight points or between two flaunches ermine.
Holles (p. 42) Ermine two piles sable.
Holy Trinity, Priory, Aldgate (p. 121) Azure a Trinity argent.
Howard, Earl Of Arundel (p. 49) Gules a bend between six crosslets fitchy argent with the augmentation for Flodden on the bend.
Humble (p. 28) Sable a hart tripping and a chief indented or.
Ireton (p. 12) Argent two bends gules.
Kemp, Lord Rochdale (p. 47) Argent a cheveron engrailed gules between two stars azure and a rose gules.
Knapp (p. 14) Or a lion passant with three helms in the chief sable.
London Bishopric (p. 103) Gules two crossed swords of St. Paul with their blades argent and hilts and pommels or.
Maitland, Duke of Lauderdale (p. 11) Or a lion mutile gules in a double tressure flowered and counterflowered azure.
Murray, Earl of Mansfield (p. 114) Quarterly: 1 and 4, Azure three molets argent in a double tressure flowered and counterflowered or, for MURRAY; 2 and 3, Gules three crosses formy argent, for BARCLAY.
Payne (p. 51) Gules a fesse between two lions passant argent.
Pearson, Baronet (p. 79) Argent billety azure a pile azure with three horses' heads razed argent thereon.
Pemberton (p. 93) Argent a chevron between three buckets sable with hoops or.
Pierrepont, Duke of Kingston (p. 88) Argent powdered with cinqfoils gules a lion sable.
Stuart, Earl of Bute (p. 129) Or a fesse checky argent and azure in a tressure of Scotland.
Waltham Abbey (p. 124) Argent a cross engrailed sable charged with five crosslets fitchy or.
Warner (p. 87) Or a cheveron between three boars' heads sable.
Waterlow, Baronet (p. 18) Azure a demi-eagle or holding in his beak a crosslet fitchy or and a chief argent with three wolves' heads razed sable therein.
Westfield (p. 34) Gules a cross between four sheaves or.
Widmer (p. 24) Gules two cheverons between two roses in the chief and a fleur-de-lis in the foot all argent.
Wriothesley, Earl of Southampton (p. 125) Azure a cross or between four falcons close argent.
Yorke, Earl of Hardwicke (p. 93) Argent a saltire azure charged with a bezant.
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