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Survey of London: Volume 4, Chelsea, Pt II. Originally published by London County Council, London, 1913.

Citation:

Walter H Godfrey, 'List of illustrations', in Survey of London: Volume 4, Chelsea, Pt II( London, 1913), British History Online https://prod.british-history.ac.uk/survey-london/vol4/pt2/xiv-xvi [accessed 4 November 2024].

ILLUSTRATIONS IN THE TEXT.



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1.	Plans of Nos. 7 to 15, Danvers Street, showing the position of Crosby Hall	9
2.	Sketch of Danvers House, from the Thorpe Drawings, Soane Museum	11
3.	Plans (Ground and First floor) of Danvers House, from the Thorpe Drawings, Soane Museum	12
4.	The Family of Sir Thomas More, from a drawing by Holbein	9
5.	Ground Plan of Sir Thomas More's House. Drawn by J. Symonds for Sir Robert Cecil (Hatfield MSS.)	20
6.	First Floor Plan do., do.	21
7.	Ground Plan of rebuilding prepared by Spicer fox Sir Robert Cecil (Hatfield MSS.)	22
8.	First Floor Plan of do., do.	27
9.	Alternative First Floor Plan	24
10.	John Thorpe's Plan of Beaufort House. (From the Thorpe MSS. Soane Museum)	25
11.	Key Plan to Kip's View of Beaufort House	26
12.	Lindsey House. From a drawing preserved at the Moravian Archives (Herrnhut)	35
13.	Sign on No. 16, Church Street	55
14.	Tablet on Cheyne Row	61
15.	Tablet on Garden Row	92

HERALDIC ILLUSTRATIONS.



1.	HUNGERFORD	Party palewise indented Gules and Vert, a chevron Or.
2.	FLETCHER	Per pale (1st) See of London; (2nd) Sable, a cross paty. pierced, between four scallops Argent, for Fletcher.
3.	ROPER	Six pieces Azure and Argent, with three harts' heads razed Or.
4.	DANVERS, EARL OF DANBY	Argent, on a bend Gules three martlets Vert, legged Or.
5.	ROBARTES, EARL OF RADNOR	Azure, three stars of six points and a chief wavy Or.
6.	WHARTON, MARQUIS OF WHARTON	Sable, a maunch Argent, on a border Or an orle of lion's jambs saltirewise razed Gules.
7.	MORE	Argent, a chevron engrailed, between three moor-cocks Sable, combs and legs Gules.
8.	PAULET, MARQUIS OF WINCHESTER	Sable, three swords pilewise Argent, hilts and pommels Or.
9.	FIENNES, LORD DACRE OF THE SOUTH	Azure, three lions Or.
10.	CECIL, LORD BURLEIGH	Barry of ten Argent and Azure, six scutcheons Sable, each with a lion Argent thereon.
11.	CLINTON, EARL OF LINCOLN	Argent, six crosslets fitchy Sable, on a chief, Azure two molets Or, pierced Gules.
12.	GORGES (Ancient)	Lozengy Or and Azure, a chevron Gules.
13.	GORGES (Modern)	Argent, a whirlpool Azure.
14.	CRANFIELD, EARL OF MIDDLESEX	Or, on a pale Azure three fleurs-de-lis Or.
15.	VILLIERS, DUKE OF BUCKINGHAM	Or. Argent, on a cross Gules five scallops Or.
16.	DIGBY, EARL OF BRISTOL	Azure, a fleur-de-lis Argent with a molet for difference.
17.	SOMERSET, DUKE OF BEAUFORT	France and England quarterly, a border compony Argent and Azure.
18.	HATCHETT	Argent, a fesse and in chief a bar indented Gules.
19.	MAYERNE	Sable, two bends Or, on a chief Or an eagle Sable.
20.	BERTIE, EARL OF LINDSEY	Quarterly 1 and 4, Argent, three battering rams proper, headed and garnished Azure; 2 and 3, Sable, a shattered castle triple-towered Argent.
21.	ZINZENDORF	Ecartele: aux 1 et 4 d'arg. à un renard naissant au nat., celui du 1 contourné: aux 2 et 3 d'azur au lion naissant d'arg. mouvant d'une champagne de gu., celui du 3 contourné. Sur le tout, écartelé: (a.)dc., gu.,(b. et c.) d'arg., (d.) de sable.
22.	STANLEY, EARL OF DERBY	Argent, on a bend Azure three stags' heads caboshed Or.
23.	LAWRENCE	Argent, a ragged cross Gules, on a chief Azure three leopards' heads, Or.
24.	SCOTT OF BUCCLEUCH	Or, on a bend Azure a molet of six points between two crescents Or.
25.	CAMPBELL, DUKE OF ARGYLL	Quarterly 1 and 4, gyronny of eight Or and Sable for Campbell; 2 and 3, Argent a lymphad with sails furled and oars out, Sable, flag and pennants Gules, for Lorne.