TRUE PRINCIPLES vol.1 no.9

1) Clive Wainwright 1942�

Clive Wainwright was a major figure in the study of the decorative arts, especially those of nineteenth century Britain and America, and the gap left by his sudden and tragic death on July 2nd, at the age of 57 is correspondingly great. His knowledge of Pugin's work was impressive and the Pugin Society will certainly miss the wise and helpful advice he always made available to it.

Alexandra Wedgwood

2) Pugin's Glossary at the Antipodes

Brian Andrews comes up with some surprising information re uses of designs in Pugin's great compendium.

Brian Andrews

3) The Pugin Society in Liverpool, Summer 1999

Michael Blaker re-lives those summer days up North in words and line.

Michael Blaker

4) Pugin and Catholic London: an early divorce? II

This is the second half of the paper Rory O'Donnell gave at the Pugin Society AGM 25 October 1997 at Southwark Cathedral; for the first half see True Principles, Winter 1998/1999.

Rory O'Donnell

5) The Pugin Coat of Arms

Alexandra Wedgwood is the bearer of some interesting tidings concerning some hitherto more uncertain elements in the story of the Pugin family's descent.

Alexandra Wedgwood

6) Gorton Monastery — Probably E. W. Pugin's Finest

If at first you don't succeed ... hats off to Elaine Griffiths, who keeps us up to date with the scenario at Gorton.

Elaine Griffiths