The London pleasure gardens of the eighteenth century

by Warwick William Wroth; Arthur Edgar Wroth

VIEWS.

The Crace, Fillinham, and other collections contain numerous views, from which the following may be selected:—

1. South view of White Conduit House in Lempriere’s Set of Views, 1731; reproduced in Lewis’s Islington and Pinks’s Clerkenwell.

2. White Conduit House, 1749. Engraving in Knight’s Old England, vol. ii. fig. 2,402.

3. White Conduit House near Islington (circa 1771). A print, Crace, Cat. No. 200.

4. White Conduit House in the last century (circa 1780). A woodcut, Crace, Cat. No. 201.

5. The Old White Conduit Tea Gardens, Islington. Coloured view, 1822 (W. Coll.).

6. Old White Conduit House Tea Gardens. Sepia drawing, signed C. H. M. Fillinham Coll. p. 46.

7. White Conduit House Tavern and Tea Gardens, 1828. Engraved heading of a White Conduit bill. Fillinham Coll.

8. General View of the Gardens, White Conduit House. Fillinham Coll. p. 46.