YALE UNIVERSITY
LIBRARY Gift of
Albert A. Hopkins

THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS
No. 1146. — Supplement, May 24, is«a]

MB. J. G. OEACB, SUPEBINTEKDENT OF DECOB4TIOS AT THB INIEBNA1IONAL EXHIBITION

BUILDING.

THE
GREAT EXHIBITION.
MB. GRACE.
In connection with our Illustrations
of the International Exhibition we
this week give a Portrait of the
executant of a very important
department of the building.
Mr. John Gregory Grace, under
whose direction the decoration of
the building has been carried out,!
was born in 1809. His father and
grandfather both practised the same
art as himself— the latter having
been extensively engaged for the I

Prince Regent at Carlton House:
the former at Windsor Castle, the
Pavilion at Brighton, &c.
Amongst the most important
decorative works in which Mr. John
Gregory Crace has himself been
engaged are those for the Duke of
Devonshire at Chateworth, Lismore,
Chiawick, and Devonshire House :
and for the Marquis of Breadalbane
at Taymouth. He was specially
selected by Sir Charles Barry to
carry out the decorations of the
Houses of Parliament, and to him
was committed the decoration of
the Art-Treasures Exhibition Build
ing at Manchester. j

Mr. Crace was engaged at the
fame of the lamented death of the
Prince Consort in carrying out.
under his Boyal Highness's imme-
illat£rdirePtlon' the decoration of
the Waterloo Chamber at Windsor
Castle; probably the last work of
art in which his Boyal Highness
took a personal interest.
Mr. J. Gregory Crace has not
confined himself solely to the prac-
tice, but has devoted much atten
tion to the history and principles^
his art, and has written Several
papers, read before architectural and I
other societies, on colour, on art m
applied to manufactures, on t£ L
Joulages Collection, on fresco de£! I

rations, the history of furniture and
of paperhangings ; he also wrote the
report of the jury of class 27 in the
Exhibition of 1851.
• On the 20th of January last Mr.
Crace was invited to undertake the
direction of the decoration of the
Exhibition building.. He accepted
the trust, and the work was entirely
completed in three months.
Oar Engraving is taken from a
photograph by J. and 0. Watkins,
of Parliament-street.

A CATALOGUE

OF

MAPS, PLANS, AND VIEWS
OF
LONDON

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AND PARLIAMENT STREET

A CATALOGUE

OF

MAPS, PLANS, AND VIEWS

OF

LONDON
Westminster & Southwark

COLLECTED AND ARRANGED BY

FREDERICK CRACE

EDITED BY HIS SON

• JQBN.,? GREGORY CRACE

LONDON
PUBLISHED AT N° 38 WIGMORE STREET, W.
MDCCCLXXVIII

PREFACE.

The Collection of Maps, Plans, and Views of London,
of which this Catalogue can give but an imperfect idea, was
formed by my late father, Frederick Crace. More than
sixty years ago he had begun to collect Maps and Views of
London — a pursuit in which he was probably encouraged by
the fact that as a Commissioner of Sewers he had frequent
occasion to consult old plans of London ; but during the
last thirty years of his life he collected systematically and
with a definite object.
The Maps, Plans, and Views, herein enumerated and
described, are arranged in a series of fifty-seven portfolios of
uniform size ; besides these, there are eighteen large rollers
with mounted Maps and Plans, three volumes of Maps, and
one volume of Illustrations of Frost Fairs on the Thames.
The Maps and Plans are in Portfolios numbered I.
to XIX., and the Views in Portfolios numbered I. to
XXXVIII. The Maps of London, commencing in 1560, form one
continuous series, representing the gradual growth of this
mighty City up to the year of my father's death in 1859.
Some of the Maps are, I believe, unique, and many of them
are of great rarity. The earlier Maps are, in fact, bird's-
eye views, giving rude representations of many of the
principal buildings ; some convey also much interesting

vi PREFACE.

information. Thus in Braun's Map of 1 5 72 (No. 1 3), repub
lished in Belleforest's " Cosmography," London is described
as " Ennoblie pour le commerce de plusieurs Nations, hen
penpMe de Maisons, ornde de Temples, magnifique en Palais,
illustrde pour les bons esprit s y nouris."
In the " Plan de la Ville de Londres " (No. 77), published
1 700, it is stated, " Etat present de Londres, 115,884 families,
1,200,000 times ;" and it adds that the yearly consumption
of beer is 1,500,000 barrels, of oxen 67,000, of sheep 675,000.
In the Map No. 84, published 1724, the Customs Duties of
London are estimated at 300,000^ per annum ; and it states
that 800 hackney coaches are allowed to ply, giving the
rates for hire of them.
Some of the Maps give views of the principal buildings ;
Ogilby's large Map (No. 58), which is 7 feet 7 inches long
and 5 feet high, "London surveyed by Wm. Morgan" pub
lished 1677, gives a series of illustrations of great interest,
especially one of Whitehall Palace, and at the bottom of the
sheet is a " Prospect of London and Westminster."
Various Plans also represent important properties, such
as the Greye Friars, St. Bartholomew's Priory and Hospital,
Gresham College, the Bank, the Goring Estate where
Buckingham Palace stands, Tart Hall, the Manor of Eburie,
the Grosvenor Estates, the Bailiwick of St. James's, and the
Pest-house Craven Hill Estate : the production of this last
plan by my father in the Court of Chancery, in 1858, is
believed to have decided the question of the ownership of
the property.
The Views of London are so numerous that, though
many of them are of great interest, it is difficult to par
ticularise them. I must mention, however, a facsimile
copy of the View of London by Ant. Van Wyngaerde, now
in the Bodleian Library, which is as valuable for its artistic
merit as for its undoubtedly faithful representation of

PREFACE. vii

London about 1550. It is 10 feet long and 17 inches high,
and gives a most picturesque view of Southwark and
London Bridge, with its towers and houses in the fore
ground, and a bird's-eye view of the whole City from
Westminster to the Palace of Placentia, by Greenwich ; St.
Paul's is beautifully shown, with its tall spire. There are
fine views ofthe City also by Vischer 1620, by W. Hollar
1647, by Kip 1748, and by Buck 1749, each of these being
about 7 feet long and 18 inches high, and all of them
having the merit of truthful representation, for they corrobo
rate each other. In the Collection will be found many fine
views by Hollar, especially those scarce ones of Arundel
House. Of Clarendon House there is the rare print by
Spilburgh, and of Gresham's Royal Exchange there are
the two prints by Hogenburgh, of 1570..
Many of the Drawn Views are admirable for their artistic
merit as well as for their antiquarian interest, such as those
by W. Capon, P. Sandby, T. Sandby, R. B. Schnebbelie,
Major Yates, J. Findlay, J. Buckler, G. Shepherd, and by
T. H. Shepherd, whose water-colour Drawings, made under
my father's guidance, will be found by hundreds in this
Collection. My father's ambition was to illustrate every
building of note in this great City, and the Catalogue will
show with what diligence and success he followed up his
task. But in addition to the buildings, the Views illustrate in
many ways the habits of the people and occurrences of the
time. The Great Fire of London, in 1666, is represented in
many views by Hollar and others ; the Water-works by
London Bridge, Fireworks on the River and in the Parks,
Executions on Tower Hill and at Tyburn, and Frost Fairs
on the Thames, will be found fully illustrated.
Old Inns, with their galleried court-yards, in the City
and in Southwark, the old Theatres at Bankside, as well as

viii PREFACE.

the early ones in Dorset Gardens, Golden Lane, Drury
Lane, Co vent Garden, and the Haymarket, are here re
corded. There are many views of Ranelagh and its
masquerades of the last century, as well as of Vauxhall from
its beginning to its close in our own time. In the grand
View of St. James's Park, by Kip 1710, are shown men
playing at Pale Maille, so called by King James I., resem
bling our modern game of croquet ; and in views of Entrance
into London by Hyde Park Corner, and Blackfriars Bridge,
as well as of the Bank, dated 1800 to 1802, omnibuses will
be' seen on four, six, and eight wheels. The promenades on
the Mall in St. James's Park illustrate the Costumes of
various periods from 1735 to 1800.
The Table of Contents will enable the enquirer to
search with ease for any particular Map, Plan, or View.
In forming the Catalogue I have adopted the actual
titles of the engraved Maps and Views, and have attached
the dates where they can be found. I have also given the
sizes of every Drawing and Print, the first dimension being
the width, and the second the height of the plate, this last
in some few cases including the title.
The present work will, I trust, be of some use to
collectors of the topography of London, and may interest
also those who desire to trace the gradual development of
this great City ; but my principal object in preparing this
Catalogue is to put on record, in a clear form, the value and
extent of what my late father accomplished.
Considering the enormous extent of the Collection, it
will scarcely be believed that the greater part of these
Maps, Plans, and Views were not only sorted and arranged,
but mounted uniformly on tinted paper by his own hands
in his leisure hours.
I may be excused if I give a few particulars of the
compiler of so laborious a work. He was born June 3,

PREFACE. ix

1779. Following the profession of his father, he was ex
tensively employed in the decoration of the Royal Palaces
and of other important works. He married, in 1804,
Augusta, daughter of Mr. John Gregory, J. P., of Chelsea,
who was the Treasurer of the Whig Club and a friend
' of Charles James Fox.
My father's kind and genial disposition gained him a
large circle of friends, to whom his enthusiasm in the work,
and the unceasing- industry which he brought to bear in
forming this Collection, were well known. As it was the
labour, so it was the solace of his latter days. As his Collec-
lection increased, his love for it became all the stronger ; and
he worked at it without intermission, even through failing
health, until, to use the words of Strype on old Stow,
"prevented by Sicknesse-bringing Death" he " imparted not
only his good intentions, but best collections also unto me"
and I have endeavoured thus " to perfect so well deserving
a work!' My father died September 18, 1859, in his eighty-first
year. Since his death I have regarded it as a duty to com
plete the arrangement of the Collection, and to compose this
Catalogue of the contents.
It was his great desire that the Collection should remain
unbroken, and eventually be placed in some public institu
tion. To the fulfilment of that desire the publication of
this Catalogue may possibly contribute.

JOHN GREGORY CRACE.

Springfield, Dulwich :
February 1878.

NOTICE.
The Maps of London are arranged in chronological order in Portfolios
I. to VII. The Plans are arranged according to localities in Portfolios
VIII to XVI. The Plans for Rebuilding of London, for Improvements,
the Sewers, Environs, Ore, are in Portfolios XVII. to XIX.
The General Views of London are arranged in chronological order
in Portfolios I. to III. Views on the Thames commence at Chelsea and
terminate at Greenwich in Portfolios IV. to VIII. Frost Fairs are partly
in Portfolio VIII, but principally in a separate Volume, page 225. The
various Views are arranged in Walks, commencing at Kensington, Port-.
folio IX.

XI

CONTENTS.

MAPS OF LONDON.
PORTFOLIO I.— 1560 to 1666. PAOE
Plan by Dr. Stukeley of Roman London. Maps of Aggas, Braun,
Velagio, Van den Keere, Norden, Ryther, Porter, Faithorne,
Moor, Blome, Doornick, De Wit, Leake, &c  1-9

PORTFOLIO II— 1666 to 1726.
Maps by Hollar, Pricke, Ogilby, Covens, Morden, Lea, Overton,
De la Feuille, Vander, De Fer, Scutter, Senex, Smith, Bowles,
Oliver, &c  9-17

PORTFOLIO III— 1730 to 1755.
Maps by Covens, Roades, Jefferys, Bowles, Overton, S. Nicholls,
Foster, De Visser, Lynes, Rocque, Pine, Tinney, Sayer, Bowen,
&c.  17-22

PORTFOLIO IV— 1756 to 1777.
Maps by Overton, Seale, Owen, Withy, Sayer, Dodsley, Foster,
Bowles, Parker, Wilkinson, Jefferys, Dicey, Gibson, Flynn,
Faden, Andrews, Rocque, Laurie and Whittle, &c. . . 23-28

PORTFOLIO V— i^g to 1799.
Maps by Tardieu, Bowles, Ellis, Sayer, Cary, Faden, Dicey, Neele,
Harris, Horwood, Mogg, Wilkinson, Fairburn, Stockdale, Wallis,
Darton, Harvey  29-34
v,

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PORTFOLIO VI.—iZoo to 1828.
PAGE
Maps by Laurie and Whittle, Rowe, Phillips, Langley, Russell,
Neele, Fairburn, Mogg, Fores, Darton, Luffman, Sherwood,
Thompson, Robinson, Richardson, Ingrey, Wallis, Reeves,
Wyld, Faden, Pigot, Carey, Arrowsmith, Greenwood, Cruchley,
Cross, &c. . . . . ... 34-38
PORTFOLIO VII— 1830 to 1859.
Maps by Wyld, Shury, Lawrie, Davis, Outhett, Biggs, Ackerman,
Gardner, Phillips, Payne, Cruchley, Cross, Davies, Mogg, Neele,
Fredericks, Greenwood, Ford, Weller, &c  39~43
PORTFOLIO VIII.
Plans of the City Wards and Parishes : the Tower Liberties,
the Tower, Wardrobe Estate, Leadenhall Market, Cornhill,
Bishopsgate Street, the Royal Exchange, Gresham College,
Excise Office, South Sea House, Bank of England, Blackwell
Hall, College of Physicians, Newgate, S* Paul's, the Greye
Friars, S* Bartholomew, Bridewell, Whitefriars, Rolls Estate,
&c . .  44-56
PORTFOLIO IX.
Plans of Property in the City : Post Office, Lombard Street,
Conyer's Property, NevilFs Alley, Fetter Lane, and various house
property in the City, arranged alphabetically .... 56-62
PORTFOLIO X.
Plans of Kensington, Palace, Gardens, and Hyde Park :
Rocque's Surveys, Bickham's large Plan, Kensington Palace
Green, Hans Town, Exhibition Estate. Parish of S' George
Hanover Square : the Grosvenor Estate, the Lordship of Eburie,
Chelsea Water Works, Belgrave Square, Goring Estate, Buck
ingham House and Gardens, Berkley Estate, Piccadilly, Bond
Street, the Conduit Mead, Park Lane, Hamilton Place, Apsley
House, Chesterfield House, &c  63-72

CONTENTS. xiii

PORTFOLIO XI.
PACK
Plans of Westminster by Basire, Rocque, Lea and Morden,
Taylor, Smith, &c. The Parishes of ST Margaret and ST
John : the Salisbury Estate, Old Palace Yard, New Palace Yard,
Westminster Bridge, Dean's Yard, Westminster School, West
minster Abbey and Hall, Coronation Processions, &c, Palace
of Westminster, Houses of Parliament, S* James's Park, Tart
Hall, Stafford Estate, Whitehall, drawn Plan ofthe Palace 1680,
Horse Guards, Montague House, &c.  73-82
PORTFOLIO XII.
Plan of the Bailewick of ST James 1746, Plans of the Parish
of ST James Westminster, Pall Mall, Marlborough House,
Carlton House, S4 Alban Street, S* James's Market, Plan for
Regent Street and Portland Place, Swallow Street, S* James's
Palace, S* James's Street, S* James's Square, Burlington House,
Piccadilly, Plans of the Parish of ST Anne Soho, Portland
Estate in Soho, Soho Square, Leicester Square, Leicester House,
&c  82-87
PORTFOLIO XIII.
Plans of the Parish of ST MARTiN-in-the-Fields : Spring Gardens,
the Admiralty, Scotland Yard, Whitehall Place. King's Mews,
Charing Cross, Haymarket, Strand, Coventry Street, S* James's
Palace, Stable Yard, Trafalgar Square, &c. Plans of th e Parish
of ST Paul Covent Garden ; Covent Garden, the Theatre, &c.
Plans of the Parishes of S* Clement's Danes and S* Mary
Savoy, Somerset House, Arundel House, Improvements at
Temple Bar, &c  88-95
PORTFOLIO XIV.
Map of the Borough of Marylebone, Plans of Paddington :
Grand Junction Canal, Conduits, Pest House Craven Hill.
Plans of ST Marylebone : Portland Estate, City Banquetting
House, Stratford Place, Foley House, Marylebone Park, Regent's
Park, New Road. Plans of ST Pancras : Kentish Town,
Foundling Hospital, Carmarthen Estate, Bedford Estate, South
ampton Estates ....•...- 96-I03

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PORTFOLIO XV.
PAGE
Plans of ST GiLES-in-the-Fields and Sf George Bloomsbury :
the Thickett Field (Lincoln's Inn Fields), Antient Manor of
Bloomsbury, Improvements on Bedford Estate, New Street to
Oxford Street, to Long Acre, Crown Property in Holborn, &c.
Plans of ST Andrew Holborn, and ST George the Martyr, of
Ormond Street, Ely House, Fumival's Inn, Plans of ST James
Clerkenwell, in S' John Street, Plans of Islington : the
Barnsbury Manor, the Cattle Market, New River Head, &c. 104-112

PORTFOLIO XVI.
Plans of ST Giles Cripplegate, Peerless Pool, ST Leonard
Shoreditch, Old Street, City Road, Manor of Wenlock Bam,
Haberdashers'' Estate, Christ Church, Spitalfields, White-
chapel, Wapping, Leman Estate, Crown Estate, the Fire at
Radcliffe, ST Paul Shadwell, Stepney, Limehouse, Mile
End, Bethnal Green, Bermondsey, Rotherhithe, Southwark,
New Roads, &c, Christ Church, the Prince's Meadow,
Bethlem Hospital, Lambeth, Vauxhall Gardens, Cuper's Garden,
and Messrs. Beaufoy's Factory, Battersea .... 1 13-122

PORTFOLIO XVII.
Plans for Rebuilding London after the Great Fire by Sir C.
Wren and J. Evelyn, Improvements proposed by J. Gwynne,
Proposed Improvement in the City, Snow Hill, Fleet Market,
Moorgate, London Bridge, New West End Improvements,
Charing Cross, and Strand, Charing Cross to Portland Place,
Coventry Street to Long Acre, &c, Improvements in West
minster, Thames Embankment, Inns of Court, New Vauxhall
Bridge, &c  . . 123-131
PORTFOLIO XVIII.
Plans of Public Sewers, and Water Courses, the Altitudes
round London, Plans of the River Thames, the Docks, Canals,
the Water Supply, the Thames Tunnel, &c  132-140

CONTENTS. XV

PORTFOLIO XIX.
PAGE
Maps of the Environs of London, Norden's Middlesex, Maps by
Morden, Blome, Ogilby, Janson, Bickham, Lea, Warburton,
Bland, Desmaretz, Seale, Willdey, Griffin, Rocque, Tirion, Milne,
Faden, Greenwood, &c, Crown Estates at Greenwich and Ken
sington, the Albert Park, the Victoria Park, &c, Postal
Districts, the General and Twopenny Post Deliveries, the
Metropolitan Boroughs, Railway Termini, &c. . . 1 41-148

VIEWS OF LONDON.
PORTFOLIO I.
General Views to 1666.
London by Matthew Paris, in an Illuminated Manuscript, Painting
at Cowdray, View by Van Wyngaerde 1550, the Long View by
Vischer, the Long View by W. Hollar, Views by Van den Hoeye,
Merian, Loggan, under Portraits ofK. Charles ist& 2nd, J. Moore,
German and Italian Views, &c  i49_I5S
PORTFOLIO II.
General Views, 1666 to 1732.
London on Fire, by Hollar, Dcornick, De Jonghe, De Wit,
Damkert, Allard, Schut, Vischer, Mazell, Gerlin, &c. View of
London made for Grand-Duke Cosmo, Views of London by
Hollar, De la Feuille, Kip, Sutton Nicholls, Overton, Alloerdt,
Morden, Lea, Hoffner, &c  r55-l6°
PORTFOLIO III.
General Views, 1740 to 1840.
Kip's Long View of London, Buck's Long View, Long View by
Barker, Views by Bowles, Black, Daniel, Malton, Horner, Hen-
shall, Colonel Yates, &c  160-163
a

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PORTFOLIO IV.
Views on the Thames.
PAGE
Chelsea : Beaufort House by Knyff and Kip, Royal Hospital by
Kip, Vauxhall, Nine Elms, Millbank, Lambeth Palace, West
minster Bridge, Abbey, Palace, Houses of Parliament, &c. . 163-173
PORTFOLIO V.
Views on the Thames.
Westminster Bridge : the Abbey, the Hall, Whitehall Palace by
Hollar, Views by Tangena, De Hooge, Overton, Fireworks at
Whitehall, Suffolk House, York Gate, Waterworks, Hungerford
Market, Durham House, &c, the Adelphi, the Savoy Palace i73~l84
PORTFOLIO VI.
Views on the Thames.
Waterloo Bridge, Old Somerset House, New Somerset House,
Drawings by Malton, Dayes, &c, the Temple, Blackfriars
Bridge, Bridewell, S' Paul's, Nelson's Funeral Procession, Bay
nard's Castle, Southwark Bridge  184-197
PORTFOLIO VII.
Views of London Bridge.
Old London Bridge, circa 1500 by Norden, circa 1600 from
Vischer's View, from Hollar's View, East and West sides by
Sutton Nicholls, the Waterworks, Views by Virtue, Buck, Scott,
&c, Fire on the Bridge, Views by Daniel, Major Yates, Knight,
&c, the Demolition, the New London Bridge, &c. . . 198-208
PORTFOLIO VIII.
Views on the Thames, East.
Old Billingsgate, New Billingsgate, the Old Custom House,
temp. Elizabeth, after .the Fire 1666, after Fire of 1718, burnt
1 814, the New Custom House, the Tower of London from a
MS., temp. Elizabeth, Views by Hollar, Pickaert, Sutton Nicholls,

CONTENTS. XVII

Knyff, Kip, Buck, &c, S' Katherine's, Wapping, Thames
Tunnel, the Docks, Deptford Dockyard, the Palace called
Placentia, Greenwich Hospital  208-224
Frost Fairs on the Thames  225-227
In a Volume.
Views of Frost Fairs on the Thames : in 1683, in 1715, in 1740,
in 1789, in 1814, and in 1855, with many curious illustrations,
including Erra Pater's Prophecy, &c  227-237
PORTFOLIO IX.
Views of Kensington Palace, Gardens, and Hyde Park : large
Bird's-eye View by Rhodes and Bickham, Views by Kip, Bowles,
Rocque, Highmore, Maurer, Buckley. Views in Hyde Park :
Encampments, Reviews, Fetes, Exhibition of 1 85 1 . . 238-250
PORTFOLIO X.
Views of Kensington, Knightsbridge, Piccadilly : Kensington
Church, High Street, Cavalry Barracks, Half-way House, Kings
ton House, Gore House, Knightsbridge, Albert Gate, S* George's
Place, S* George's Hospital, Hyde Park Corner, the Old Turn
pike, Apsley House, Wellington Statue, the Green Park, Ranger's
House, Piccadilly, Devonshire House, Clarendon House, Bur
lington House, Sir Thomas Clarges' House, the Albany, Swallow
Street, Regent Street  251-270
PORTFOLIO XI.
Views of ST James's Street : Club Houses, Bridgwater House,
Spencer House, Godolphin House, York House, Stafford House,
S* James's Palace, Views from Hollar, Overton, &c. Drawings
by P. Sandby and Buckley : Pall Mall ; Drawings by W. Capon
of Carlton House, Warwick House, Clubs, &c. ST James's
Square, Fireworks 1695, Almack's, S* James's Theatre, Old
Haymarket Theatre, New Ditto, Old Opera House, Drawing by
Capon, New Ditto, Cockspur Street, Royal Mews, Trafalgar
Square, Spring Gardens  270-287

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PORTFOLIO XII.

PAGE

Views of S^ James's Park, Palace, and Horse Guards,
S» James's Park and Palace, View by Kip, Views by Toms, Knyff,
Hooge, Allard, Maurer, &c. Marlborough House, the Park, the
Canal, the Old Horse Guards, Whitehall, the Parade, New
Horse Guards, the Encampment, the Treasury, &c. Rosamond's
Pond, the Mall in 1735, '45755/83, '84/90, 1801, and 1850. Fire-
Works in the Park 1749, and 1814  288-304
PORTFOLIO XIII.
Views of Arlington House, Buckingham House, Queen's
Library, Chelsea Bun House, Pimlico, Jenny Whim's Bridge,
Chelsea Water Works, Ranelagh  Z^'i1^
PORTFOLIO XIV.
Views of Tothill Fields, Capons' Drawings, Alms Houses,
Prison, Millbank, Tothill Street, S* John's Church, Queen Square,
Victoria Street, Westminster School, the Abbey, Coronation
Processions, the Sanctuary, King Street .... 315-329
PORTFOLIO XV.
Views of Old Palace Yard, Painted Chamber, Old House of
Lords, S1 Stephen's Chapel, Destruction by Fire of the Houses
of Parliament, the New Houses of Parliament, New Palace
Yard, Westminster Hall  33°-34°
PORTFOLIO XVI.
Views of Whitehall, the Palace, Execution ofK. Charles ist, Hol
bein Gate, King Street Gate, the Treasury, the Motion, Privy
Garden, Richmond Terrace, the Horse Guards, the Admiralty,
Scotland Yard  34°-352
PORTFOLIO XVII.
Views of Charing Cross, Trafalgar Square, the Strand, Northum
berland House, Old Hungerford Market and the New, Britain's
Bourse, Adelphi Theatre, Exeter Change, Lyceum Theatre, the

CONTENTS. xix

Charity Children 1 7 13, the Savoy, the Scald Miserable Masons
1742, Old Somerset House, New Somerset House, S* Mary-le-
Strand, S* Clement's Danes, Arundel House, the etchings by
Hollar, Wych Street, Craven House, Olympic Theatre,
Clement's Inn, Butcher Row, Pickett Place . . . 353-376
PORTFOLIO XVIII.
Views of Golden Square, S' Anne's Soho, Leicester Square, S'
Martin's Church, Long Acre, Covent Garden, Westminster
Elections, Covent Garden Theatre, Drury Lane Theatre . 376-392
PORTFOLIO XIX.
Views of Temple Bar, Fleet Street, S4 Dunstan's Church, Mock
Procession of the Pope, Chancery Lane, the Temple, The
Duke's Theatre, S* Bride's Church, Bridewell, Fleet Prison, Lud
gate Hill, Old S* Paul's, New S* Paul's, S4 Paul's Churchyard 392-413
PORTFOLIO XX.
Views of Doctors' Commons, Heralds' College, Queen Hythe,
Basing Lane, Watling Street, Merchant Taylors' School, Cannon
Street, S* Swithin's, Eastcheap, the Steel Yard, Billingsgate,
Tower Street, Thames Street, Mincing Lane, Mark Lane, Water
Lane, Crutched Friars, Tower Hill, Executions, the Tower, S*
Katherine's  414-435
PORTFOLIO XXI.
Views of Cheapside, West Cheap, Entre"e Royal de la Reyne Mere,
Bow Church, Hogarth's Industrious Apprentice, Guildhall, Black-
well Hall, Old Jewry, Stocks' Market, Mansion House, Wall-
brook  436-449
PORTFOLIO XXII.
Views of The Bank of England, Old Grocers' Hall, Sir John
Houblon's House, the Bank, Church of S* Christopher, the Royal
Exchange as erected by Sir T. Gresham, the prints by Hogen-
burg 1570, Hollar's Prints. The second Royal Exchange, the
Fire at ditto 1838, the New Royal Exchange . . . 449-463

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PORTFOLIO XXIII.
PAGE
Views of Cornhill, the Ruins after the Fire 1748, Lombard
Street, Post Office, Fenchurch Street, Leadenhall Street, East
India House, the Holy Trinity, Aldgate, Cass's Charity School 464-475
PORTFOLIO XXIV.
Views of Fish Street Hill, Fishmongers' Hall, the Monument,
King William Street, Bishopsgate Street, Crosby Hall, S* Helen's
Church, S* Ethelburghe, S* Botolph, Sir Paul Pindar's, Devon
shire Square. . .  475-484
PORTFOLIO XXV.
Views of ST Bartholomew Lane, Threadneedle Street, Merchant
Taylors' Hall, South Sea House, Lothbury, Broad Street, the
Navy Office, Winchester Street, Finsbury, London Wall, Sion
College, Bedlam, Grub Street, Golden Lane, Cripplegate, Alders-
gate Street  485-502
PORTFOLIO XXVI.
Views of Bethlehem Hospital, the Charter House, Smithfield,
S* Bartholomew's Hospital, S* Bartholomew Church and Priory,
Old Houses in Smithfield &c, Smithfield Market, Cloth Fair 502-514
PORTFOLIO XXVII.
Views of ST Martin-le-Grand, New Post Office, the Grey Friars,
Christ's Hospital, Warwick Lane, Newgate, Surgeons' Hall, S*
Sepulchre's, Snow Hill, Field Lane, Holborn, Oldbourn Hall,
Ely Place, Fetter Lane, Furnival's Inn, Staples Inn . . 514-529
PORTFOLIO XXVIII.
Views of High Holborn, Gray's Inn, Lincoln's Inn, Lincoln's Inn
Fields, Great Queen Street, Queen Square, Powis House, Red
Lion Square, Bloomsbury Square, Bedford House, Montague
House, British Museum, Bedford Square, S* George's Blooms
bury, S* Giles's, the Church .  520-542

CONTENTS. xxi

PORTFOLIO XXIX.
PAGE
Views of Soho Square, Middlesex Hospital, the Pantheon, Oxford
Street, Regent Street, Langham Place, Portland Place, Foley
House, Cavendish Square, Hanover Square, S* George's Church,
Wigmore Street, Manchester Square, Stratford Place, Portman
Square, Grosvenor Square, Park Lane, Tyburn Turnpike . 543-557

PORTFOLIO XXX.
Views of Tyburn, Executions, Bayswater, Westbourne, Paddington,
Paddington Canal, Lisson Grove, Marylebone Manor House,
Marylebone Gardens, Marylebone Church, Marylebone Park,
Regent's Park, New Road ....... 557-573

'PORTFOLIO XXXI.
Views of New Road, Fitzroy Square, Tottenham Court, Hogarth's
Print, London University, Euston Station, Prison, Pentonville,
King's Cross, S* Pancras, Old Church, Foundling Hospital,
Gray's Inn Lane, Bagnigge Wells  574-583
PORTFOLIO XXXII.
Views of Clerkenwell, Monastery of S* John, Hicks's Hall, S*
John Street, the Sessions House, Clerk's Well, S* James's, S*
Mark's,. Cold Baths, Prison, London Spa, Hollar's Prints, New
River Head, Middleton's Glory, Merlin's Cave, Sadler's Wells,
Islington, Cattle Market, Church, View of London, Canonbury,
Highbury, Holloway, Copenhagen House, White Conduit
House, Pentonville  584-607
PORTFOLIO XXXIII.
Views of City Road, S' Luke's Church, S* Luke's Hospital, Old
Street, Shoreditch, Spitalfields, Hoxton, Haggerstone, Bethnal
Green, Stepney, Bow, Mile End, Whitechapel, Goodman's
Fields, S* George's-in-the-East  607-621

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PORTFOLIO XXXIV.
PAGE
Views of Bermondsey Abbey, Bermondsey, Kent Road, South
wark, the Fair, Marshalsea, King's Bench, High Street, Old Inns,
S* George's Church, Guy's Hospital, S{ Thomas's Hospital, S*
Olave's Church, Railway Terminus, S* Mary Overie, S' Saviour's
Church, Winchester Palace, Old Theatres, Paris Garden . 622-642

PORTFOLIO XXXV.
Views of Christchurch, Hill's Chapel, Surrey Theatre, S* George's
. Fields, New Bethlehem, Newington, Elephant and Castle,
Cuper's Gardens, Cobourg Theatre, York Road, Astley's Theatre,
Lambeth Palace, Lambeth, Old Fawkeshall, Vauxhall Gardens,
Nine Elms, South Lambeth  643-661
PORTFOLIO XXXVI.
Panoramic Views, Distant Views, and Views of Environs,
Richmond Park, Twickenham, Battersea, Chelsea, Holland
House, Notting Hill, Kensal Green, Kilburn, Hampstead,
Kenwood, Kentish Town, Highgate  661-673
PORTFOLIO XXXVII.
Views of Old London Wall, the City Gates, and City Com
panies' Halls  673-689
PORTFOLIO XXXVIII.
Old Houses, Antiquities, Old Signs, Book Titles, and Triumphal
Arches .  689-696

Maps of London.

Portfolio I.
MAPS OF LONDON TO 1666.
1. Londinum Augusta.
London at the Roman period, a drawn plan by Dr.
Stukeley, 1722. II by 7^.
2. Londinum Augusta.
The Engraving from the above drawing published in the
Itinerarium. 1 1 by y\.
3. Londinium. A drawn Plan of Roman London, by John Britton. 24 by 19.
4. " Roman London. From the best authorities."
An engraved plan, with tables of remains found in London
and Southwark. 10 by 8.
5. " The City of London, in the time of the Saxons,
compiled from authentic documents."
Engraved plan, published by W aliis. 21 by 16.
6. " The City of London, in the time of the Saxon
Dynasty." Published by Darton, *6io. 20 \ by \6\.
7. London, Westminst^-, and Southwark.
"As in the olden times, showing the City and its Suburbs,
with the Churches, Monasteries, and all the important

2 MAPS AND PLANS OF LONDON
Buildings as they stood in the reign of Henry VIIL,
before the Reformation" Designed by WiUiam New
ton, and published 1855. 54 by 4°-
8. Civitas Londinum, circiter mdlx.
" This Plan shows the ancient extent of the famous Cities
of London and Westminster as it was near the beginning
of the reign of Queen Elizabeth ; these plates, for their
great scarcity, are re-engraved to oblidge the Curious and
to hand to Posterity this old Prospect!'
The above is a copy (engraved by G. Vertue) of the
Ancient Map by Ralph Aggas, engraved about 1560,
but not published till 1603. In eight sheets. 75 by 28.
9. Civitas Londinum.
Another Copy of the above Map of Ralph Aggas,
with variations, and without Vertue's name. 75 by 28.
10. Civitas Londinum.
A fac-simile Copy of the Aggas Map, now in the Guild
hall Library. By J. Francis. Edited by W. H. Overall,
1873- 73 by 28.
11. The Ancient Cities of London and Westmin
ster, in the early part of the Reign of Queen
Elizabeth.
" This Map, after a lengthened and careful investigation
of Historical Works, Ancient Records, &c., was redrawn
and published in the year 1849, by Nicholas Taperell and
James Innes!' The above is founded on the Aggas
Map. 74i by 3S.
12. "Londinum Feracissimi Angliae Regni Metro
polis." Plan of London, Anno 1572, from the "Civitates Orbis
Terrarum," by Braun and Hogenbergius. The title on
a centre tablet at top. The arms of Queen Elizabeth
on left. Those of the City on right. Four figures at

Portfolio I. FROM 1560 TO 1666. 3
the bottom, and tablets of description on right and
left. 191 by 131.
13. " Londinum Feracissimi Angliae Regni Metro
polis." A copy of the above, with French descriptions, from
Belief or est s " Cosmography." 19^ by 12^.
" Ceste-cy est la royale Cite" de Londres, Capitalle de
tout le royaume d'Angleterre, assise sur la riviere de
Thamise, qui est la mesme ainsi qu'on cuide & le Ter-
nouant de Cesar ; ennoblie pour le commerce de plusieurs
natios, bien. peuple'e de maisons, orne'e de Temples, magni-
fique en Palais, illustrh pour les bos espritz y nourriz.
Et les hommes douez de toutes sciences & disciplines ;
Et en laquelle tout abonde servant d la vie humaine, a
cause de I'abord de toutes nations par le moy en du Fleuve
& de la mer ; & ay ant alliance avec plusieurs princes &
communautez pour la liberte" du trafic de la marchandise,
s'exer^ant par mer en ceste Isle!'
14. " Londinum vulgo London."
A later edition of the Map, No. 12. The title is on
tablet at bottom ; the figures having been removed in
1582. I9ibyi3i-
15. " Plan of London, West1, and Southwark, wth
ye Riv1'. Thames as they were surveyd and
publisht by Authority toward ye latter end
of ye Reign of Queen Elizabeth, or about ye
year of our Lord 1600."
A much later edition of the above map. The title is
inserted in the tablet, as in the 2nd edition. 19A by \2\.
16. " Londra." A small foreign map of London by Fris. Velagio, from
a book named "The Cities of the World," circa 1550,
from the Wellesley Collection. 4l by 3i

b 2

4 MAPS AND PLANS OF LONDON
17. A View of London about the year 1560.
Reduced to this size from a large print (the Aggas
Map) in the Collection of Sr Hans Sloane, Bart, Anno
1738. i8£ by 12.
18. Plan of London, Westminster, and Southwark.
A copy of the later edition of Braun's Map, republished
about 1724. 16I by iof.
19. A small Map of London.
Circa 1550. 2f by if
20. A small Map of London and Westminster.
Circa 1600. 2% by if.
21. Map of London.
Peter Vanden Keere fecit 1593. Johannes Norden
Anglus descripsit, Anno 1 593. From the " Speculum
Bnttanise." <ji ty ^
22. Map of Westminster.
From the " Speculum Brittaniae," Anno 1593. 10 by 6\.
23. "A Plan of London as in Q. Elizabeth's days."
Sold by John Bowles. At the bottom of the map are
five views of buildings, and underneath them—" The
South Prospect of London as it appeared when it lay in
ruins after that dreadful fire in 1666."
Thos. Bowles sculpsit. 22 by 14^.
24. " The City of London, as in Queen Elizabeth's
time." Published for Stow's Survey, 1755. i8± by 7£.
25. "London and Westminster in the reign of
Queen Elizabeth, Anno Dom. 1563."
Neele sculp'. (Modern.) 21^ by 8.
26. " London in the Olden time."
A Map of London, Westminster, and Southwark, show-

Portfolio I. FROM 1560 TO 1666. 5
ing Roman London, and London in the time of Queen
Elizabeth. Published in 1844 by Shepperd & Sutton.
22 by 17.
27. London and Westminster in the reign of Queen
Elizabeth, Anno Dom. 1563.
Published by J. Wallis, 1789. 41 by 16.
28. " Middle-sex described with the most famous
Cities of London and Westminster, by John
Norden, augmeted by J. Speed."
" Solde in Pope's head Alley against the Exchange, by
George Humble!' Jodocus Hondius caelavit cum privi-
legeo, anno 1610. 20^ by 15^.
29. " London in the Reign of Elizabeth."
Reduced from the Aggas Map. Published by W.
Darton. 21 by %\.
30. " London in the year 1560."
Published from the "Pictorial Times," in 1844. 2o£by 13.
31. " The Cittie of London."
A map by Augicstus Ryther, engraved and " are to be
sould at Amsterdam, by Cornelis Dankerts." The ist
edition, 1604. l8i by Hi-
32. " The Cittie of London."
2nd edition ofthe above, 1608.
33. " London."
"A gidde for Country-men in the famous Cittey of Lon
don, by the helpe of wich plot they shall be able to know
how farr it is to any street. As allso to go unto the same
without f order trouble!' From an edition of Norden's
" Speculum Brittanise," 1653. The arms of the 12 Com
panies on the sides, and references at the bottom. " Sold
by Peter Stent, y° While Horse in Gilt-spur Street, neere
Newgate!' 9i by 9.

6 MAPS AND PLANS OF LONDON
34. "The Newest and Exactest Mapp of the most
Famous Citties London and Westminster,
with their Suburbs and the manner of their
Streets." k
" With numbers how to find them readily, So that it is a
ready Helpe or Guide to direct Country-men and Strangers
to finde the nearest way from one place to another," by
T. Porter. The Arms of the Commonwealth and of the City
at the top — Pecadilly Hall and the Gaming House
are both shown in this Map.
" Printed and Sould by Rob1. Walton, at the Rose and
Crowne at the West-end of S\ Paulss. A.D. 1654." (An
extremely rare map from the Stowe Collection.) 31 by 1 if
35. " An exact delineation of the Cities of London
and Westminster, and the Suburbs thereof,
together with yc Burrough of Southwark,
and all y Throughfares, Highwaies, Streets,
Lanes, and Common Allies within yc same,
composed by a Scale, and Ichnographically
described by Richard Newcourt, of Somerton,
in the Countie of Somerset, gentleman."
At the top of map are the Arms of King Charles Ist,
and Views of Westminster Abbey and S*. Paul's Cathe
dral, also the arms of the 12 City Companies. At the
bottom is a tablet of description of London, a list of the
several Churches, and a genealogy of Brutus. The ori
ginal map, engraved by William Faithorne, 1658.
Copied and engraved by Geo. Jarman, and published
by Evans & Son, on 5 sheets. 75 by 39.
36. A Tracing of the Faithorne Map from the ori
ginal, in the Royal Library at Paris.

Portfolio I. FROM 1560 TO 1666. 7
37. A Drawing of part of the above Map.
38. " A Plan of London and Westminster, shewing
the Forts erected by order of the Parliament
in 1643, and the Desolation by the Fire in
1666."^ 91 by 8.
39. "A Plan of the City and Suburbs of London
as fortified by Order of Parliament in the
years 1642 and 1643."
G. Vertue sa, 1738. I3i by %\.
40. Plan of the City of London before the Fire —
anno Domini 1666. 9f by 8.
41. Plan of the Fortifications of London in Canute's
time.
T. Allen, d. et sc. for the "History of Lambeth." 6 by 3.
42. " Londinum, London."
A small map apparently reduced from Faithorne' s.
101 by 51
43. " Londinum, London."
A small map as above, from a German work published
at Nuremberg. ™\ by 6\.
44. Map of London, Westminster, and Southwark,
with views on the river from Greenwich to
Gravesend, &c.
The arms of Charles ist at top, by J. Moor, circa 1640.
A lithographic copy. 2S by 19.
45." London, Westminster, and Southwark, sur
veyed by Ric. Blome, and engraved by W.
Hollar."

8 MAPS AND PLANS OF LONDON
Dedication to Sir Robert Vyner ; his arms are at bottom,
also arms of City Companies on sides, 1664. n\ by 7.
46. " Plan de Londres, tel quil etoit avant l'incen-
die de 1666, grave* par Hollar."
Same as the above, but without the arms of Sr R.
Vyner. n£ by 7.
47. " Delineation of the Citie London, showing how
far the said Citie is burnt down, and what
places do yet remain standing."
A Dutch Plan, showing at top a " Nieuw Modell " for
the restoration ; and at bottom a view of the Fire, with
descriptions in Dutch, French, and English. Tot Am
sterdam, by Marcus Willemge Dvornick, 1666.
2\\ by 12.
48. " Platte Grondt der Stadt London."
A Dutch Map of London, with view of the City on Fire
at bottom. Also description of the Fire in Dutch
and French, by Frederick de Wit. Amsterdam, 1666.
21 by 15^.
49. " Platte Grondt."
As above, but a later Edition, with figures added below
and Shields of arms, &c, above. 21 by 15^.
50. An exact Surveigh of the Streets, Lanes, and
Churches contained within the ruines of the
City of London.
"First described in six Plats by John Leake, John
Jennings, William Marr, William Leybourn, Thomas
Streete, and Richard Shortgrave, in Dec. anno 1666.
By the order of the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Com
mon Councell of the said City!' " Reduced here into one
intire plat by John Leake, the City Wall being added
also ; the places where the halls stood are exprest by Coats
of Armes, and all the wards divided by pricks and
alphabet!' " Published with the description of the Wards

Portfolio II. FROM 1666 TO 1726. 9
by the care, industrie, and charge of Natlianiel Brook,
Stationer, and are to be soidd at his shop at the A ngell
in the second yard of Gresham Colledge, leading from
Bishopsgate Street." On the top at left is " The Pro
spect of this Citty as it appeared from, the opposite South-
warke side in the Fire time" Winceslaus Hollar fecit,
1667." This is the original Map on two large sheets, sup
posed to be unique. 33 by 2\\.
51. "An exact Surveigh of the Streets, Lanes and
Churches comprehended within the ruins of
the City of London, first described in six
plats, &c."
Being a skeleton Map of the foregoing, but on a larger
scale ; and having six views of Streets and Buildings at
top. A copy of the foregoing plan, engraved by G.
Virtue. 50 by 21.

Portfolio II.
MAPS OF LONDON FROM 1666 TO 1726.
52. " An Exact Map representing the condition of
the late famous and flourishing City of Lon
don, as it lyeth in its ruins, wherein you may
see what Churches, Halls, and places of note,
with a multitude of Houses, y' were burnt
and ruinated in four days' time by that dread-
full and lamentable fire, which began in
Pudding Lane, the 2nd of September, 1666."
At the bottom is a Map of London, Westminster, and
Southwark, on a smaller scale, and a list of Churches
and Halls burnt in the fire.

IO MAPS AND PLANS OF LONDON
" R. P. fecit et excudit. Are to be sould by Robert
Pricke, in Whitecrosse Street, near Cripplegate
Church." 20 by 17.
53. " A Map or Ground Plott of the Citty of Lon
don, within the Suburbs thereof so far as the
Lord Mayor's jurisdiction doeth extend, by
which is exactly demonstrated the present
condition of it since the last sad accident of
fire." Anno 1666. W. Hollar fecit, 1666. 131 by 9J.
54. "A Map or Ground Plot of the City of Lon
don."
Similar to the above, but with a more extensive plan on
smaller scale at bottom. Engraved by W. Hollar, pub
lished by John Overton, at the White Horse in Little
Brittaine, next door to Little St. Bartholomew Gate,
l666- 13! by ioi
55. " A New Map of the Citties of London, West
minster, and ye borough of Southwark, with
their Suburbs, &c."
" Sold by Robert Greene, at f Rose and Crown, in Budg
Row, and by Robert Morden, at f Atlas in Cornhill.
W. Hollar fecit, 1675." At the top of the Map is "A
prospect of London as it was flourishing before the
destruction by fire!' 2^-L by I71.
56. Another Edition of the above Map.
Without the view at top. 231 by 13.
57. " A New and Exact Map of Great Britannie,
with a map of London and Westminster, be
fore the fire, and a prospect of the City of
London as it appeared in the time of the
flames. Engraved by W. Hollar."

Portfolio II. FROM 1666 TO 1726. 1 1
On the left of the Map are plans of the cities of " Yorke,
Edinburgh, Dubline, Oxforde, and Cambridge.'' Printed
and published by John Overton, the White Horse, with
out Newgate, 1668. 21 by \6\.
58. " London, &c, accurately surveyed by Wm.
Morgan, His Majesty's Cosmographer."
(On a ribbon scroll at top.) A Large Map of London,
Westminster, and Southwark, on a scale of 300 ft. to
the inch. On the left is an Engraved Picture of Mr.
Ogilby presenting his book of Subscriptions to King
Charles II. and his Queen, and under it is inscribed
" Whose bounty encouraged Mr. Ogilby to begin the actual
survey of England!' And there is also a dedication
to his Majesty by Wm. Morgan. Along the top are
arranged a series of views of the principal buildings
of London, and Equestrian statues of King Charles
ist and 2nd. On the sides are inscribed the names
of the principal dignitaries of the time ; and at
bottom references to the various Courts, Alleys, &c.
At base along the entire length is " A Prospect of
London and Westminster, taken at several stations to
the southward thereof by Robt. Morden and Phil. Lea!'
This map in 8 sheets is the ist Edition. A.D. 1677.
A scarce Map, mounted on roller.
7 ft. 7 in. long by 5 ft. 1 in. high.
59. " London, &c, accurately surveyed."
Another copy of the above map, without the top title,
and the Prospect of London and Westminster is
omitted. 7 ft- 9 in. by 3 ft. 4 in.
60. " London, &c, accurately surveyed."
A later edition of the above map, wanting the title,
and without Picture of King Charles II. and Prospect
at bottom.
61. "A Large and Accurate Map of the City of

12 MAPS AND PLANS OF LONDON
London. Ichnographically describing all
the Streets, Lanes, Alleys, Courts, Yards,
Churches, Halls, and Houses, &c, actually
surveyed and delineated by John Ogilby,
Esq., His Majestie's Cosmographer, 1677."
Engraved by W. Hollar. On the left at top are the
City Arms and Dedication to the Lord Mayor, Court of
Aldermen and Sheriffs by John Ogleby, Esq. and Wm.
Morgan. On the right is a Coat of Arms, sable a fess
between 3 ducks argent.
The Map is on a scale of 100 feet to the inch, and is
in 20 sheets mounted on a roller.
8 ft. 2 in. long by 4 ft. 2 in. high.
62. " Another Copy of the above in sheets but want
ing the title at top, and part of the river
deficient."
63. " A Map of London, Westminster, and South
wark." From the Stowe Collection. In the centre at top are
Portraits of K. William and Q. Mary; and at top and
bottom of Map are a series of Views of Public Buildings,
Statues, &c. The Royal Arms are on left and the City
Arms on right ; circa 1690. 24 by 19.
64. " This Actuale Survey of London, Westminster,
and Southwark is humbly dedicated to the
Lord Mayor and Court of Aldermen."
English title on left at top, and a French title on right ;
the City Arms in centre. Se vendent chez Jean Covens
et Corneille Mortier, 1688. 38-L by 23.
65. " London, Westminster, and Southwark, by
Rob'. Morden, at the Atlas in Cornhill, and

Portfolio II. FROM 1666 TO 1726. 13
by Phil. Lea, at the Atlas and Hercules, in
Cheapside." A Map in 6 sheets. On the left are references to Halls
of Companies, and at bottom to Wards and Parishes,
A.D. 1690. SO by 24^.
66. A Dutch Map of London, Westminster, and
Southwark.
With plans for rebuilding the City, the Royal Arms and
those of the City at the top, 1667. 17 by 12.
67. A Plan for Rebuilding the City.
Similar to the above, 1667. \o\ by 3f.
68. " General Plan of that part of the City of Lon
don which was destroyed by the Great Fire
of 1666 ; showing the present state thereof."
By Francis Whishaw. Published by Darton (modern).
32 by 231
69. " A New and plaine Mapp of the Citty of Lon
don ; showing the Streets, Lanes, Allies,
Courts, Churches, Halls, and other remark
able places, as they are now rebuilt, 1670."
Printed and sould by John Overton, at the White Horse,
without Newgate. 23I by 18.
70. " Londini Angliae Regni Metropolis ; a Map of
London, Westminster, and Southwark."
Portraits of K. William and Q. Mary at right-hand
corner at bottom ; View of London underneath, by
Jacobus de la Feuille, at Amsterdam, 1690. 23 by 19^.
71. "La Ville de Londres."
A Map of London similar to the above. At the bottom
are the City Arms, and a view of Westwood House and
Park, Worcestershire. A Leide chez Pierre Vander,
anno 1690. 23 by 19*.

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72. " Plan de la Ville de Londres."
The City Arms on the right at the top, and a view of
the City at the bottom, from a French book, A.D. 1694.

7 by S

73. " London, Westminster, and Soudwark."
A German map by Joh. Stridbeck, about 1700. I5iby6.
74. " This Actuall Survey of London, Westminster,
and Southwark is humbly dedicated to ye
Lord Mayor and Court of Aldermen by Rob.
Morden, Phil. Lea, and Chr. Browne."
Title at top. J. Harris delin. et sculp. 1700. At the top
on left are the City Arms, and at bottom References to
Parishes, Wards, Companies, &c. 38f by 23.
75. " Plan des Villes de Londres et de Westminster
et de leurs faubourgs, &c. Par De Fer, 1 705."
C. Infelin sculpsit. 131 by 9.
76. Map of London.
From Les Delices de la Grande Bretagne, A.D. 1707.
6* by 4f .
77. " Plan de la Ville de Londres."
From the Nouvelle Carte du Gouvernment Civil d Angle-
terre. An illustrated sheet published in Holland about
1700. Size of plan 9 by 4.
"Etat present de Londres et consomption: — Families,
115,884; Ames, 1,200,000; Boisseaux de Ckarbon par
annde, 10,000,000 ; Barils de Bierre d 36 galons, par
anne"e, 1,500,000 ; Beufs environ, 67,000 ; Moutons,
675,000."
78. " A New Mapp of the Citty of London, much
enlarged since the Great Fire in 1666, in
which are several Streets, Places, and Build-

Portfolio II. FROM 1666 TO 1726. 15
ings of Note, which hath been added since
any other Mapps of London before this hath
been published."
"Engraved by W. Hollar. Printed and sold by H.
Overton at the White Horse, without Newgate, London,
about 1706." 38 by 23.
79. " A New Map of the Cityes of London, West
minster, and the Burrough of Southwark,
together with the Suburbs as they are now
standing, anno Dom. 1707."
Printed for R. Chiswell, A. & J. Churchill, Thos. Home,
J. Nicholson, and R. Knaplock. 22f by i2f.
80. " Londinum celeberrima Metropolis accuratis-
sime delineata per Matthceum Scut ter."
A German Map of London, Westminster, and South
wark in 1 7 10.
On the left at top are the Royal Arms ; under the
map is a view of the City and figured references to the
Buildings. Engraved by Johan Thomas Kraus. 23 by 10.
81. "A Plan of the Citys of London, Westminster,
and Borough of Southwark, with the new
Additional Buildings, anno 1720."
Revised by J. Senex; S. Parker del. et sculp. The Arms
of the City and dedication at top on left, and references
to Parishes and Buildings at bottom. 23^ by 20.
82. "A New Mapp of the City of London, &c,
with the many additional Buildings and new
Streets, anno 1720. In a Playne Method for
easy finding any Street at first view. Printed
and sold by Thomas Taylor att the Golden
Lyon in Fleet Street."

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The Arms of the City and the Twelve Companies on
the left at top, references by figures to various Buildings,
and Tables of Rates for Hackney Coaches and for
Watermen. 41 by 23^.
83. "A New and Exact Plan of the City of Lon
don and Suburbs thereof, with the addition
ofthe New Buildings, Churches, &c, to this
present year 1720. Printed and sold by Hen.
Overton, at the White Horse, without New
gate." The West End part of the Map. 23 by 19.
84. "A New and Exact Plan of the Cities of Lon
don and Westminster and the Borough of
Southwark. Printed for and sold by J.
Smith, Print and Map Seller, next ye Foun
tain Tavern in y2 Strand, 1724."
At bottom of Map are references, and a description of
London.
"Its Traffic may be nearly estimated by f Duties paid for
Goods imported and exported, which is reckoned to amount
to upwards of £300,000 per annum, and the number of
its Inhabitants at this Time computed to be near a Million
of People.
" For the easier passing and repassing from place to
place there are either Boats or Coaches ; these are to
be hired at reasonable rates. There are 800 Coaches
allowed to ply in London, and Bills of Mortality, having
their numbers fixed to one of the Coach doors. The Rates
of Hackney Coaches are established by Act of Parliament,
and are as follows :— The Hire of a Coach by the day,
reckoning 12 hours, is 10s. By the Hour, for the first
Hour, is. 6d. For every Hour after the first, is."
39 by 2i\.
85. "A New Plan of the City of London, West
minster, and Southwark."

Portfolio III. FROM 1730 TO 1755. 17
(On centre tablet.) On the left are the Arms of the
City, on the right those of Sir George Thorold. Pub
lished for S tow's Survey, 1720. 27 by 19^.
86. "A Pocket Map of the Citties of London, West
minster, and Southwark, 1725."
Thos. Bowles sculp'. Sold by John Bowles at his shop
over against Stocks Market. 23 by 15.
87. " A Mapp of the Cityes of London and West
minster and Burrough of Southwark, with
their Suburbs and the addition of the New
Buildings." The Arms of the City on the right, figures of the Sword
Bearer and Mace Bearer on the left ; at the base on
right the figure of Thames ; an ornamental group of
Mercury, &c, in centre at top. John Oliver fecit. Sold
by John Bowles at the Black Horse in Cornhill, 1726.
22^ by I7f.

Portfolio III.
MAPS OF LONDON FROM 1730 TO 1755.
88. "This Actual Survey of London, Westminster,
and Southwark is humbly dedicated to ye
Lord Mayor and Court of Aldermen."
And a corresponding title in French, republished from
the Map of 1688, with additions to 1730. Se vendent a
Amsterdam chez Jean Covens et Corneille Mortier. 38| by 23.
89. " A Pocket Map of the Citties of London and
Westminster and the Suburbs thereof."
" To this present year 1731." (On a tablet at bottom.)
Under the Map is a Table of the Fares of Watermen
C

18 MAPS AND PLANS OF LONDON
and Hackney Coaches. Will. Roades sculp*. Sold by
Robt. Hutton at the corner of Pall Mall, St. James's. 1 6 by \o\.
90. " London, &c, accurately Surveyed, an accurate
Plan of the Cities of London and West
minster and the Borough of Southwark,
containing all the New Buildings to the
year 1732.
Printed and sold by Thos. Jefferys. — This is a later
edition of the preceding Ogilby and Morgan Maps ; the
Portraits of King William and Queen Mary are in centre
at top, and Views of Buildings. 7 ft. 9 in. long by 5 ft. high.
90* Another Copy ofthe above Map.
But without the Title at top, and without the Views.
7 ft. 9 in. long by 4 ft. \\ in. high.
91. "A Map of London, Westminster, and South
wark, with ye New Buildings to ye year 1733."
(On a tablet at top on left.) From Seymour's " History
of London." This is a copy of the Map No. 89, by
Roades. x6 by 10.
92. "A New and Exact Plan of ye City of London
and Suburbs thereof, with the addition of
the New Buildings, Churches, &c, to this
present year 1731."
Printed and sold by Tho. Bowles next to the Chapter
House, St. Paul's Church Yard.
At the bottom on the left are the Arms of the City
and the Twelve Companies, and Tables of Fares of
Watermen and Hackney Coaches ; also a Description
of London. On the right at top are the Royal Arms,
and List of Streets with references. In 4 sheets. 77 by 23*.

Portfolio III. FROM 1730 TO 1755. 19
93. " A New and Exact Plan of the City of Lon
don and Suburbs thereof, with the addition
of the New Buildings, Churches, &c, to this
present year 1731."
" Printed and sold by Hen. Overton at the White Horse,
without Newgate!' (On a tablet at top.) On each side
are names of streets, with references to lined spaces on
the Map. At bottom Rates for Watermen and Hackney
Coaches, and the City Arms. Drawn and engraved by
Sutton Nicholls. 6o\ by 23.
94. " New and Exact Plan of the Citys of London
and Westminster, the Borough of South
wark, and the additional New Buildings,
Churches, &c, to the present year 1735."
Printed and sold by Thos. Jeffreys in Red Lyon Street,
near St. John's Gate. ' 46 by 32.
95. " London Surveyed, or a New Map of the
Cities of London and Westminster and the
Borough of Southwark, &c, with the ad
ditional New Buildings to the present year
1736." Printed for John Bowles at the Black Horse in Corn
hill. (On a tablet at top.) — On the left are views of the
Banqueting House and Treasury, and at bottom other
Buildings and the South Prospect of London, also the
Arms of the Twelve Companies, and the Royal Arms on
right at top. Names of Streets with references on the
right. In 4 sheets. 77 by 23^.
96. " Urbium Londini et West-Monasterii nee non
Suburbii Southwark." Usque ad A. 1736.
(On tablet at bottom in Latin and German.) The
Royal Arms over tablet, and View of St. Paul's on
.right. Published at Nuremberg. 59 by 2o£.
c 2

20 MAPS AND PLANS OF LONDON
97. "A New and Exact Plan of the Cities of Lon
don and Westminster and the Borough of
Southwark."
Printed for Bowles and Carver, No. 69, St. Paul's
Church Yard, as the Act directs. (The first instance of
the numbers in streets.) — At bottom are Tables of refe
rences to Streets, a description of London, and Rates of
Fares, anno 1738. 38* by 2$\.
98. "A New and Exact Plan of the Cities of
London and Westminster and the Bo
rough of Southwark, to this present year
1738, &c."
Printed and published August 30th, 1738, and sold by
Geo. Foster at the White Horse in St. Paul's Church
yard. (At top of map.)— Tablet of Dedication to the
Lord Mayor and Arms of Twelve Companies at the
top. Twelve Views of principal Buildings and List of
Streets on the sides. Description of London and Rates
of Fares at bottom. Eman. Bowen sculp4. In 4 sheets.
61 by 22*.
99. "A New and Exact Plan of the Cities of Lon
don, &c, to the present year 1739."
This is a later edition of the Map by Sutton Nicholls,
sold by Hy. Overton. 571 by 23.
100. " London Surveyed."
A later edition of the above Map published by John .
Bowles up to 1742. 39 by 23*.
101. " A Pocket Map of London, Westminster, and
Southwark, with the New Buildings to f
year 1739." Corrected to the year 1742 by
Jn. de Visser. Amsterdam : Heinrich de
Leth.

Portfolio III. FROM 1730 TO 1755. 21
The title on top of Map, on left in English, on right in
Dutch. The Royal Arms on left, the City Arms on
right. Rates of Coach Fares in Dutch at bottom. 20 by 1 3.
102. " The City Guide, or a Pocket Map of London,
Westminster, and Southwark, with ye New
Buildings to ye year 1744."
Printed for Thos. Bowles and John Bowles. i<^\ by 10.
103. " A Pocket Map of London, Westminster, and
Southwark, with ye New Buildings to ye
year 1745."
Printed and sold by S. Lyne. Similar to the above

Map. I9i by 9

104. A Plan of the Cities of London and Westmin
ster and Borough of Southwark, with the
contiguous Buildings.
From an Actual Survey taken by John Rocque, and
engraved by John Pine.
" This work was begun 17 '37 ', and published 1746 by
John Pine, at the Golden Head, against Burlington
House, Piccadilly, and John Tinney, at the Golden Lion,
Fleet Street!' Scale about 9 inches to a mile. In 24
sheets. , 12 ft. 8 in. by 6 ft. 7 in.
Also An Index Plan to the above and Book of Re
ferences to Streets, Alleys, &c.
105. A Plan of the Cities of London, &c.
A later edition of the above Map, with all the New
Buildings and alterations to the year 1761.
With Index Plan. 12 ft. 8 in. by 6 ft. 7 in.
106. Plan of the Cities of London and Westminster
and Borough of Southwark, with the con
tiguous Buildings.

22 MAPS AND PLANS OF LONDON
Taken from Rocque's large plan on 24 sheets, en
graved by J. Basire and R. W. Scale, and published by
John Pine and John Tinney, 1749. 36 by 20.
107. "A Plan of the Cities of London and West
minster, the Borough of Southwark, and
the contiguous Buildings, with all the new
Roads that have been made, an account of
Westminster Bridge and the New Build
ings and alterations to the present year,
MDCCLV." Engraved from an actual Survey made by John Rocque.
" This Plan extends from East to West, near 6 miles,
and from North to South a little more than three!'
Scale about 4 inches to a mile. In 8 sheets. Published
for John Pine, John Tinney, and Thomas Bowles.
76 by 45.
108. A Plan of London, with all the New Streets,
Lanes, Roads, &c, to this present year,
1756.
By John Rocque. Printed for Carington Bowles and
Robert Sayer. 26 by 20.
109. " A Pocket Map of London, Westminster, and
Southwark, with the new Buildings to ye
year 1752."
Printed and sold by Eliz. Foster. 19! by 10.
1 10. "A New and Exact Plan of the Cities of Lon
don, &c."
The 2nd edition of the Map published in 1738 by
Geo. Foster, and now published by Eliz. Foster in the
year 1752. 61 by 22*.
111. "A Plan of the Cities of London, &c."
(On tablet at top.) Engraved by E. Bowen, 1755.
16* by 8*.

Portfolio IV. FROM 1756 TO 1777. 23
Portfolio IV.
MAPS OF LONDON FROM 1756 TO 1777.
112. "A New Map of the Cities of London and
Westminster and the Borough of South
wark, showing the New Buildings to the
present year 1756."
Sold by H. Overton. A later edition of Sutton
Nicholls' s Map, without the Street references. 39 by 22*.
113. "A New and Exact Plan of the Cities of
London and Westminster and Borough of
Southwark, with the additional Buildings to
the year 1756."
R. W. Seale sculp', for Stow's Survey. 28f by 14.
114. " A New and Accurate Plan of the City of
Westminster, the Duchy of Lancaster, and
places adjacent, 1756." Hi by 9 J.
115. "The Ichnography of the Cities of London
and Westminster and the Borough of
Southwark." Engraved for General Magazine of Art, for W. Owen,
1757. i6i by 8*.
116. "A Pocket Map of London, Westminster, and
Southwark, to ye year 1759."
" The number of Houses is about 95,968 and Inhabi
tants 840,000; the custom for goods amounts to
£330,000 pr. annum."
Printed and sold by R. Withy. I9a by 9f.

24 MAPS AND PLANS OF LONDON
117. "A Pocket Map of London, Westminster, and
Southwark to ye year 1760."
Printed for Robert Sayer. 20 by io.
118. "A Correct Plan of the Cities of London and
Westminster and Borough of Southwark, in
cluding the Bills of Mortality, &c, 1761.
(From the London Magazine.) I5f by 9,
119. "A New and Correct Plan of London, West
minster, and Southwark, with several addi
tional Improvements, 1761."
Engraved and printed for R. & J. Dodsley, in Pall Mall.
261 by 14.
120. " A New and Exact Plan of the Cities of Lon
don, &c."
This is a later edition of the Map sold by G. Foster
in 1738, now re-published by Robt. Sayer in 1761,
without the Street references. 41 by 23.
121. "The City Guide, or a Pocket Plan of Lon
don, Westminster, and Southwark, with the
New Buildings to the year 1761."
By J. Bayley. Sold by T. Bowles and J. Bowles &
S°n- 2o£ by 12.
122. "The London Guide, or a Pocket Plan of the
Cities of London and Westminster and
Borough of Southwark."
Printed by Carington Bowles, 1762. 23 by iof.
123. "A Map of London, Westminster, and South
wark, with ye New Buildings to -f year
1764." From Reeve's " History of London." 19I by 10.

Portfolio IV. FROM 1756 TO 1777. 25
124. "The City Guide, or a Pocket Plan of Lon
don, &c, to 1764."
A later Edition of the Map published by Bowles in
1 76 1. (Printed for Henry Parker!) 20 by 1 if.
125. The City Guide, &c.
As above, for 1765.
126. "An Improved Plan of the Cities of London
and Westminster and Borough of South
wark, including the New Buildings to the
present year, 1765."
Published by Robt. Wilkinson. \Or\ by 14^.
127. "A New and Accurate Plan of the Cities of
London and Westminster, including the
New Roads and New Buildings, 1765." 26^ by \6\.
1 28. "A New Plan of the City and Liberty of West
minster." Drawn and engraved by Thomas Jefferys, 1765. 20^ by 18.
129. "A New and Accurate Plan of the Cities of
London and Westminster and Borough of
Southwark, with the New Roads and New
Buildings to the present year 1765, from a
late Survey."
Sold by C. Dicey & Co., in Aldermanbury Church-yard.
On the left at top is " A Prospect of the Royal Palace
of St. James's;" on the right "A Prospect of the
Queen 's Palace" (Buckingham House) ; at the bottom
on the left is "A Prospect of St. Paul's;" on the fight
" A front View of Westminster Abbey ;" in centre is a
view of the cities of London and Westminster ; on left

26 MAPS AND PLANS OF LONDON
also is a Table of Rates, and on right the Arms of the
Twelve Companies. 42 by 24-
130. "A New Plan of the City of London and
Borough of Southwark."
Drawn and engraved by Thomas Jefferys, 1766. 21 by 18.
131. "A New Plan of the City and Liberty of
Westminster, and of the City of London
and Borough of Southwark."
Similar to the preceding, by Thos. Jefferys, 1766. 36 by 18.
132. "A New and Correct Plan of the Cities and
Suburbs of London and Westminster, and
the Borough of Southwark, with the Country
adjacent, &c, to the year 1766."
Surveyed and engraved by J. Gibson. Sold by Robt.
Sayer and J. Smith. 191 by 11.
133. " The London Guide, or Pocket Plan of the
Cities of London and Westminster and Bo
rough of Southwark, with the New Build
ings, &c, to the present year, 1767."' 2o£ by io*.
134. "A New and Exact Plan of the Cities of Lon
don, &c, in 1768."
(This is a later edition of the Map republished by Robt.
Sayer in 176 1.) 41 by 22f.
135. "A New and Correct Plan of London, West
minster, and Southwark, with the New
Buildings to the year 1770."
J. Flynn sculp*. 2o\ by \2\.

Portfolio IV. FROM 1756 TO 1777. 27
136. A Manuscript Plan of London, Westminster,
and Southwark.
An actual Survey made by Wm. Faden, St. Martin's
Lane, 1770. 26^ by 17.
137. "A Plan of the Cities of London and West
minster and Borough of Southwark, 1771."
(On tablet at bottom on right.) With references to
Streets and Buildings. J. Andrews sculpsit. 16 by 7\.
138. " Plan of London, Westminster, and the Bo
rough of Southwark, with all the additional
Streets, Squares, &c. ; also the improved
Roads to the year 1772."
" Dessine" et grave" par J. G. Bonnisselle. At the bottom
are references to the Public Buildings. 32*- by 221
139. A New Plan of London, Westminster, and
Southwark. Engraved for Noorthouck's " History of London," 1772.
Ashby sculp4. 27 2 by i6|.
140. "A Plan of the Cities of London and West
minster, with the Borough of Southwark."
" On the same scale as the plans of Paris, Rome, and
Dublin. Surveyed and calculated by Jno. Rocque, 177 y"
The title on left at top. A corresponding title in
French on right. Printed for Robt. Sayer, 1773. 28^ by 20f .
141. "An Improved Plan of the Cities of London
and Westminster and Borough of South
wark." A later edition of Wilkinson's Map, to 1774. 20 by 1 if.

28 MAPS AND PLANS OF LONDON
142. "A New Plan of the City and Liberty of West
minster, and of the City of London, &c."
A later edition of Jefferys' Map to 1774. 36^ by 18.
143. "A New and Exact Plan of London, &c."
Published by Robert Sayer, 1775. (This is a later edi
tion of the Map published by C. Dicey & Co. in 1765.)
41 by 22*-.
144. "A New and Correct Plan of the Cities
of London, Westminster, and Borough of
Southwark, to the present year 1775."
Published by T. Kitchin, No. 59, Holborn Hill. 271 by I7f.
145. "The London Directory, or a New and Im
proved Plan of London, Westminster and
Southwark, 1775."
Printed for Robert Sayer, No. 53, Fleet Street. (With
table of references at bottom.) 20 by 16*.
146. "A Plan of the Cities of London and West
minster, with the Borough of Southwark."
Engraved by Jefferys & Faden, 1775. At bottom the
Arms of the City in the centre, those of Westminster
on left, and of Southwark on right. 2i\ by I2f.
147. " The London Directory, or a New and Im
proved Plan of London, Westminster, and
Southwark." Published by Laurie & Whittle, 53, Fleet Street,
1776. 19* by 11.
148. " A New and Complete Plan of London, West
minster, and Southwark, 1777."
Engraved for Harrison's " History of London " (title at
bottom). 20 by 11*.

Portfolio V. FROM 1779 TO 1799. 29
Portfolio V.
MAPS OF LONDON FROM 1779 TO 1799.
149. " Londres avec le Bourg de Southwark."
Grave" par P. F. Tardieu, e"crit par Dubuisson (1779).
i8ibyi3i.
150. " Bowles's New Pocket Plan of the Cities
of London and Westminster, with the Bo
rough of Southwark, comprehending the
New Buildings and other alterations to the
year 1780."
Printed for Carington Bowles, No. 69 in St. Paul's
Church Yard. 36 by 18.
151. " Bowles's Reduced New Pocket Plan of the
Cities of London and Westminster, with
the Borough of Southwark, exhibiting the
New Buildings to the year 1780."
Engraved by J. Ellis. 22 by I5f.
152. "The London Directory, or a New and Im
proved Plan of London, &c, to 1781."
A later edition of the Map of 1775 by Robert Sayer.
20* by 16.
153. "A New and Correct Plan of the Cities of
London, Westminster, and Borough of
Southwark, wherein all the Streets, Roads,
Churches, Public Buildings, &c, to the pre
sent year 1781, are exactly delineated."
Published by R. Sayer and J. Bennett, No. 53, Fleet
Street. . *7\ by 18.

30 MAPS AND PLANS OF LONDON
154. " The London Guide, or a Pocket Plan of
the Cities of London, Westminster, and
Borough of Southwark, for the Universal
Scot's Almanack, with the New Buildings,
1781." 1 1 by 8*.
155. " Bowles's Reduced New Pocket Plan of the
Cities of London and Westminster, &c."
A later edition, to the year 1783. 21 by 15 J.
156. " London, Westminster, and Southwark ac
curately delineated from the latest Surveys,
to which is now first added a correct list of
upwards of 350 Hackney Coach Fares for
the year 1783."
Engraved by J. Cary. 2\\ by 12*.
157. " The London Directory, &c."
A later edition to the year 1785. Printed {or R. Sayer
and J. Bennett. 20l by 16.
158. "A New and Correct Plan of the Cities of
London, &c, to 1785."
A later edition of the Map by R. Sayer and J. Bennett.
27A by 18.
159. "A Plan of the Cities of London and West
minster, the Borough of Southwark, and
their Suburbs."
By William Faden. Published Feb. 7th, 1785. 28 by 20.
160. "A Plan of the Cities of London, Westminster,
and Borough of Southwark, with the New
Buildings to the year 1786."
J. Cary sc. Published Feb. 2nd, 1786, by J. Fielding. 1 1 by 6.

Portfolio V. FROM 1779 TO 1799. 31
161. " Bowles's Reduced New Pocket Plan," &c.
A later edition to the year 1787. 21* by 15.
162. " The London Directory," &c.
A later edition to the year 1788. Printed for Robert
Sayer, No. 53, Fleet Street. 20* by 16.
163. "A New and Accurate Plan of the Cities of
London," &c.
Being the 3rd edition of the Map by C. Dicey, to the
year 1789. Sold by J. Marshall & Co. in Aldermary
Church Yard. 42* by 23-*.
164. "A New Pocket Plan of the Cities of Lon
don and Westminster, with the Borough of
Southwark, comprehending the New Build
ings and other alterations to the year 1 790."
Printed for William Faden, Charing Cross. 35i by 17*.
165. " Cary's New Pocket Plan of London, West
minster, and Southwark; with all the ad
jacent Buildings in St. George's Fields, &c,
&c, to which are annexed (from authority)
the exact Boundary of the Rules of the
King's Bench Prison, the situation of the
Receiving Houses of the General and Penny
Post Offices, References to the Public Build
ings, &c."
Printed for J. Cary, No. 188, Strand, 1790. 24 by i6f.
166. "A New and Accurate Plan of the Cities of
London, Westminster, and Borough of
Southwark, with the out-Parts and New
Buildings, compleated to the year 1791."

32 MAPS AND PLANS OF LONDON
Engraved from a New Survey, and given gratis with
the Universal British Directory. Engraved by S.
Neele, No. 352, Strand. 22 by i2f.
167. "A New and Correct Plan of the Cities of
London, &c, to the year 1791."
By Robert Sayer. 27^ by 18.
168. " Bowles's New Plan of London, Westminster,
and Southwark, with their environs to the
extent of three miles round St. Paul's."
Printed for Carington Bowles, 1791. A 4-sheet circular
Map, 41 in. diameter.
169. " Harris's Plan of London, Westminster, and
the Borough of Southwark, with all the
additional Streets, Squares, &c, also the
improved Roads, to the year 1791."
Printed for John Harris. The Stations for the Fire
Engines are marked on this Map. 25 by 18*.
170. "A New and Accurate Plan ofthe Cities
of London, Westminster, and Borough of
Southwark, with the out-Parts and New
Buildings, compleated to the year 1792."
Engraved by S. Neele. Published by J. Burford and
J. Wilkes. 2 if by 12*.
171. "Cary's New and Accurate Plan of London
and Westminster, the Borough of South
wark, and parts adjacent, viz. Kensington,
Chelsea, Islington, Hackney, Walworth,
Newington, &c. ; with an alphabetical List
of upwards of 500 of the most principal
Streets, with references to their situations."
Printed for Jno. Cary, in 4 sheets. 48* by 32^.

Portfolio V. FROM 1779 TO 1799. 33
172. " Harris's Plan of London," &c.
A later edition, published 1794. 20f by i6f.
173. "Plan of the Cities of London and West
minster, the Borough of Southwark, and
parts adjoining, showing every House."
By R. Horwood. Published 1794, in 32 sheets, each
20 by 21*. In the whole 13 ft. 4 in. long by 7 ft. 2 in.
high.
1 74. A later Edition of the above.
175. " London and Westminster."
J. Mogg sculp. Published 1795 by John Fairburn. 24! by 17.
176. "The London Directory, or a new and im
proved Plan of London, &c, to 1795."
Printed for R. Wilkinson. 20* by 16.
177. Ditto ditto to 1797.
178. " London and Westminster, 1796."
Published by John Fairburn, a later edition of No. 175,
with Plan of proposed Wet Docks. 24f by 17.
179. "A New Plan of London, xxix miles in cir
cumference, from Battersea to Blackwall."
Printed for J. Stockdale, 1797, in 4 sheets. 57 by 41*.
180. "Wallis's Plan of the Cities of London and
Westminster, 1797."
Published by J. Wallis. 26 J by 18*.
181. "A New Pocket Plan of London, Westminster,
and Southwark, with all the adjacent Build
ings to 1797."
Printed and sold by Darton and Harvey. 2\\ by 15.
D

34 MAPS AND PLANS OF LONDON
182. "The London Directory, &c."
A later edition to 1799. By R. Wilkinson. 2\\ by 16.
183. " Cary's New and Accurate Plan of London,
&c, to the year 1799/'
In 4 sheets. 48* by 32*.

Portfolio VI.
MAPS OF LONDON FROM 1800 TO 1828.
184. " A New and Complete Plan of London, West
minster, and Borough of Southwark, con
taining all the Improvements in and round
the Metropolis."
Published 1800 by Lawrie & Whittle. 30 by 18.
185. "A New Plan of London, Westminster, and
Southwark, 1801."
Published by Lawrie & Whittle. 24* by 16.
186. "A New Pocket Plan of the Cities of London
and Westminster, with the Borough of
Southwark, &c, to the year 1803." 35 by 18.
187. "Rowe's Plan of London, Westminster, and
Southwark, exhibiting the various Improve
ments to the year 1804."
Published by R. Rowe. 30* by 15*.
188. "A Plan of London, with the modern Im
provements." Published by Richd. Phillips, 1804. 23* by 9f.

Portfolio VI. FROM 1800 TO 1828. 35
189. A Map of London (proof).
With Views of Public Buildings, above and at bottom.
Published by Langley & Belch, 1 804. 30-^ by 20.
190. " London and its Environs."
About 1805. 21 by 9^.
191. " London, extending from the Head of the
Paddington Canal West, to the West India
Docks East."
Drawn and engraved by J. Russell. Published by
J. Stratford, 1806. 22 by 12*.
192. " Smith's New Plan of London, Westminster,
and Southwark, 1807." 24^ by 1 6\.
193. " Plan of the Cities of London and Westmin
ster, with the Borough of Southwark, to
1806." Neele sculps. Published by T. Hughes. 2%\ by I5f.
194. " London and Westminster."
Published by John Fairburn, 1806. 31^ by 17*.
195. " London in Miniature, with the surrounding
Villages, an entirely new Plan."
By Edward Mogg, 1807. 36* by 20.
196, "A New Plan of London."
Published by S. W. Fores, 1807. 22 by 16.
197. " Plan of London, Westminster, and South
wark." Published 1807 by R. Phillips. ni by 7.
198. "The Stranger's Guide through the Streets of
London and Westminster."
Published 1809 by W. & T. Darton. 22 by 16.
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36 MAPS AND PLANS OF LONDON
199. " Lawrie & Whittle's New Map of London,
with its Environs, 1809-10." 30* by 22.
200. Map of London.
Published by R. Phillips, 1810. 24 by 10.
201. " London, Westminster, and Southwark."
Published by J. Luffman, 18 10. 23* by 10.
202. " A New Plan of the Cities of London, West
minster, &c."
Published 18 12 by T. Tegg. 23^ by 13.
203. " Map of London and its Environs, 1813."
Published by Sherwood, Neely, & Jones. 28* by i6£.
204. " A Plan of London, Westminster, and South
wark." Published 1 814 by Sherwood, Neely, & Jones. H5by7*.
205. " An entire New Plan of the Cities of London
and Westminster, with the Borough of
Southwark." Published by Edward Mogg, 18 14. 331 by 17.
206. " Plan of a Survey of London."
Thompson fee*. Jones pubd., 18 14. 9* by 7f.
207. " Plan of the City of London, divided into
Wards." Engraved for Allen's " London," 18 14. 10 by 7\.
208. " London, from Paddington Canal to West
India Docks "
Published 181 5 by J. Robins & Co. 2\\ by 12*.
209. " Map of London and its Environs, 1816."
Published by J. M. Richardson. 28* by 16*.

Portfolio VI. FROM 1800 TO 1828. 37
210. " Carey's New and Accurate Plan of London
and Westminster, the Borough of South
wark, and parts adjacent, &c."
Published 18 18. 58 by 3 2*
211. "Lawrie & Whittle's New Map of London,
with its Environs, &c, with Additions to
the present year, 18 19." 3°i by 23.
212. "Leigh's New Plan of London, &c."
Engraved by 5. Hall. Published by Leigh, 1820. ist
edition. 20 by 18.
213. " Leigh's New Plan of London, &c."
2nd edition. 20 by 1 8.
214. " Labyrinthus Londinensis, or the Equestrian
Perplexed." By C. Ingrey, 1820. 1 ii by Z\.
215. Map of London, &c.
By E. Wallis, 1821. 23^ by 16.
216. " A New Plan of London and its Environs."
From an original Survey extending 8 miles East and
West, and 6\ miles North and South, by Mr. Thompson.
Published by Reeves & Hoare, 1823. 31! by 25.
217. " An entire New Plan of the Cities of London,
&c, to 1823."
By Edward Mogg. 35 by 18.
218. "A Plan of London and Westminster, with
the Borough of Southwark, 1823."
By James Wyld. 3<>by 18..
219. " Plan of London and Westminster, with the
Borough of Southwark."
Being an Index to the large Plan in forty sheets.
Published by W. Faden, 1823. 41 by 22.

38 MAPS AND PLANS OF LONDON
220. " Pigot & Co.'s New Plan of London, 1823."
30 by 20.
221. " Carey's New and Accurate Plan of London,
&c, to 1825." 58 by 32*.
222. " A New Plan of London and Westminster,
with the Borough of Southwark, 1825."
Published by James Wyld. 25^ by 15.
223. " Cruchley's New Plan of London, improved
to 1826."
From Arrowsmith's Survey. 371 by 18*.
224. " A New Map of London and its Environs."
By Thompson. A later edition to 1827. Published by
Hoare & Reeves. 31* by 25.
225. " Map of London, from an Actual Survey
made from 1824 to 1826."
With Views of Westminster Abbey and St. Paul's.
By C. & J. Greenwood. Published in 1827. 62* by 50.
226. " Cruchley's New Plan of London to 1828."
37* by 18*.
227. " A New Plan of London, &c."
By J. Wyld, to 1828. 25 a by 15.
228. "Cross's New Plan of London, 1828." 38* by 24*.

Portfolio VII. FROM 1830 TO 1859. 39
Portfolio VII.
MAPS OF LONDON FROM 1830 TO 1859.
229. Map of London.
Surrounded by Views of Public Buildings, 1830. 22 by 15.
230. " Tegg's New Plan of London, &c, to 1830."
24 by 17*.
231. " Plan of London and Westminster, with the
Borough of Southwark."
Reduced from the large Plan in forty sheets. Published
by J. Wyld, successor to Faden. 183 1. 40 by 31.
232. " A New Map of London and the adjacent
Villages." Corrected to 1832. 28* by 16.
233. A Plan of London. From actual Survey,
i833- Presented by the " United Kingdom Newspaper." 32 by 21.
234. " Improved Map of London for 1834." 25 by 17.
235. " Plan of London, &c, to 1836."
A later edition of Wyld's Map, No. 231. 40 by 31.
236. " A New Plan of London and Westminster,
&c, to 1837." By J. Wyld. 25 by 15.
237. " New Plan of London to 1837."
Published for the " Guide to Knowledge." 20 by 131
238. " Plan of London. From actual Survey,
1840." Surrounded by Views. By' J. Shury. 32 by 22.

40 MAPS AND PLANS OF LONDON
239. " Lawrie's New Plan of London and the En
virons." By John Lingard, from an original Survey by John
Outhett, with all the recent Improvements to 1841 ;
with a scale (in squares) for ascertaining distances. 32l by 30.
240. Large Map of London, Westminster, and
Southwark. On 2 sheets, 1841. 28^ by 19.
241. Large Map of London and its Environs.
Containing the Boundaries of the Metropolitan Bo
roughs, Railway Stations, &c. On 2 sheets. B. R.
Davis del4, et sculp., 1841. 27 by 21*.
242. " Lawrie's Plan of London, Westminster, and
Southwark. Trigonometrically surveyed
by John Outhett, 1841." 42* by 26.
243. " Plan of London from Actual Survey."
Surrounded by 33 Views of Public Buildings. By J.
Shury, 1841. 2nd Edition. 24* by 16.
244. " London at one View : a New Map."
References, &c, at the bottom of the Map, and 12 Views
of Public Buildings at the sides. Published by Biggs,
1 841. 34 by 22.
245. " Wyld's Plan of the City of London."
Published 1842. 48 1 by 22.
246. Bauerkiller's embossed Plan of London, 1842.
Published by Ackermann. 45 by 26,
247. Plan of London. Drawn expressly for the
Post Office Directory for 1843, by James
Wyld, 1843. ' 31* by 16

Portfolio VII. FROM 1830 TO 1859. 41
248. " Large Map of London and its Environs."
The 2nd edition, by B. R. Davis, 1844. 27 by 21*.
249. " New Plan of London, Westminster, and
Southwark." On a scale of 4 inches to the mile. Published by James
Gardner, 1845. 28 by 19.
250. " Large Map of London, Westminster, and
Southwark. Showing the intended Improve
ments at Westminster ordered by Parlia
ment, 1846."
Signed T. W.Phillips. 35* by 24*.
25 1 . Large Map of London, Westminster, and South
wark. With Views of London and 10 Public Buildings, &c.
Published for "The Railway Bell," in 1845. 36* by 28*.
252. " Payne's Illustrated Plan of London."
With a small View of London at top, and at bottom a
View of the Houses of Parliament. A. H. Payne del'.,
1846. 30 by 16.
253. " Cruchley's New Map of London and its En
virons." In 8 sheets ; scale of 5 inches to the mile. Published
by G. F. Cruchley, 1847. 54 by 48.
254. " Cross's London Guide. Published 1848." 29 by 17.
255. " Davies's Map of the British Metropolis."
Containing the Boundaries of the Boroughs, the Metro
politan County Court Districts, and all Improvements,
from actual Survey, to 1848. Scale 3 in.' to a mile.
Published by B. R. Davies. 34* by 24*.
256. Map of London, Westminster, and Southwark.

42 MAPS AND PLANS OF LONDON
On a scale 3 in. to the mile. Published for the Post
Office Directory for 1 849, by B. R. Davies. 26} by 15*.
257. Map of London and the Suburbs.
Published in 1849. 28* by 17.
258. " Mogg's New London Guide, 1849."
With coloured lines showing Omnibus Routes and a
circle of two miles round the Post Office. J. S. Mogg
del'., 1849. 19 by 13.
259. Plan of London and Environs.
By J. Neele, 1850. 16* by 12*.
260. Map of London.
In squares for calculation of Hackney Cab Fares.
Rowe del4. ; E. Weller sculp., 1850. 15 by 12.
261. Large Map of London and the Suburbs.
Done for the Commissioners of Sewers, showing the
levels taken by their order. On a scale of 3|in. to
the mile. , Published by James Wyld, 1850. 50 by 42.
262. " The Circuiteer."
A Distance Map of London, arranged in circles for
ascertaining Cab Fares, &c. Invented by J.Fredericks,
1850. 27* by 19.
263. Plan of London. From actual Survey.
With View of the Crystal Palace and 33 Views of Pub
lic Buildings round the Map. By Shury. 3rd edition,
J85i- 32* by 22.
264. The Index to the large Survey of London made
by the Board of Ordnance for the Metro
politan Commissioners of Sewers. 1850.
22 by 15.
265. Large Map of London and the Suburbs.
From actual Survey to 185 1 ; on a scale of 8 inches to

Portfolio VII. FROM 1830 TO 1859. 43
the mile ; with Views of St. Paul's and Westminster
Abbey at the bottom. By G. Greenwood, 185 1.
62f by 50.
266. Map of London and its Environs.
Drawn from the latest Surveys by 5. Mogg, 1851.
27* by 20*.
267. " Ford's Illustrated Memorial of the Grand
Industrial Exhibition of 185 1."
Showing most of the Public Buildings and Main Tho
roughfares in London. W. A. Delamotte del*. ; J. Meyers
lithog., 1 85 1. 15 by 22*.
268. " Payne's Improved Plan of London."
G. H. Payne del'., 1852. 28 by 18*.
269. Map of London for the Post Office Directory
for 1852.
By B. R. Davis, 1852. 27 by 15.
270. Map of London.
By B. R. Davis, 1853. 26* by 16.
271. Large Map of London.
Compiled and Engraved by Edward Welter. Pub
lished, for the " Weekly Dispatch," by Cassell, Petter,
& Galpin, about 1856. 74 in. by 54 m.
272. Map of London for the Post Office Directory
for 1859.
By B. R. Davis, 1859. 36 by 20.

44 MAPS AND PLANS OF LONDON.

PLANS OF WARDS AND PARISHES
IN THE CITY OF LONDON.

Portfolio VIII.
i. Two Plans of Aldersgate Ward.
From S tow's Survey. By Richard Bloome, 1720 and
I755- I2*by7i.
2. Plan of Aldersgate Ward, with 2 Views of
Churches, and 2 of Alders-Gate, and an Ac
count of the Ward at bottom.
Jacob Hive inv'. R. W. Neale sculp., 1 740. 23 by 12.
3. Plan of Aldersgate Ward, with 2 Views of
Churches. From Maitland. B. Cole sculp., 1754. 15 by 9*.
4. ¦ Two Plans of Aldgate Ward.
From S tow's Survey, by Richard Bloome, 1720 and
x755- each 12* by 7*.
5. Plan of Aldgate Ward, with 2 Views of Churches.
From Maitland. B. Cole sculp., 1754. 14I by 9*.
6. Two Plans of Billingsgate Ward and Bridge
Within. From S tow's Survey, by Richard Bloome, 1720 and
*755- 12* by 7*.
7. Plans of Billingsgate and Bridge Wards Within,
with 2 Views of Churches.
From Maitland. B. Cole sculp., 1754. i4f by 9*.

Port. VIII. CITY WARDS AND PARISHES. 45
8. Two Plans of Bishopsgate Ward.
From Stow, by Richard Bloome, 1720 and 1755. 12* by 71
9. Plans of Bishopsgate Within and Without, with
2 Views of Churches.
¥ torn Maitland. By Richard Bloome. B. Cole sculp., 1754.
14} by 9*.
10. Two Plans of Bread Street and Cordwainers'
Ward. From S tow's Survey. By Richard Bloome, 1720 and
1755- 12* by 7*.
1 1. Plans of Bread Street and Cordwainers' Wards,
with 2 Views of Churches.
From Maitland. B. Cole sculp., 1755. 14* by 9*.
12. Two Plans of Broad Street and Cornhill Wards.
From Stow's Survey. By Richard Bloome, 1720 and
1755- 15* by 12.
13. Plans of Broad Street and Cornhill Wards, with
Views of 3 Churches.
From Maitland. B. Cole sculp., 1755. 19* by 15.
14. Two Plans of Cheap Ward.
From Stow's Survey, by Richard Bloome, 1720 and
1755. I4ibyi2*.
15. Plan of Cheap Ward, with 4 Views of Guild
hall, Grocers' Hall, &c.
From Maitland. B. Cole sculp., 1755. 19* by I4f.
16. Plans of Coleman Street and Bashishaw Wards,
with Views of 2 Churches.
From Stow's Survey, by R. Bloome, 1720. I4f by 12.
17. Plans of Coleman Street and Bashishaw Wards,
with View of Bethlehem Hospital,
By R. Bloome, 1754. *4l by 12.

46 MAPS AND PLANS OF LONDON.
1 8. Plans of Coleman Street and Bashishaw Wards,
with 2 Views of Churches and Shield with
Arms. From Maitland. B. Cole sculp., 1754. 15 by 10.
19. Plan of Cordwainers' Ward, 1768. 23 by 18*.
20. Plan of Cornhill Ward.
Surveyed by Samuel Angell. Wm. Slandidge lithog.,
1833. 24 by 14.
21. Two Plans of Cripplegate Ward.
From Stow's Survey. By Richard Bloome, 1720 and
1755- 15 by 12.
22. Plan of Cripplegate Ward, with View of St.
Luke's Hospital.
From Maitland. B. Cole sculp., 1755. 14* by 19*.
23. Two Plans of Farringdon Within and Baynard
Castle Wards.
From Stow's Survey, by Richard Bloome, 1720 and
1755- 14* by 12.
24. Plans of Farringdon Ward Without.
From Stow's Survey, by Richard Bloome, 1720 and 1755.
14* by 12.
25. Plans of Farringdon Within and Baynard
Castle Wards, with Views of Churches.
From Maitland. B. Cole sculp., 1755. 19 by 14*.
26. Plan of Farringdon Ward Without, with
Views of Temple Bar and Bridewell.
From Maitland. B. Cole sculp., 1755. 19 by 4*.
27. Drawn Plan of Castle Baynard Ward, 1794. IS by 13*-

Port. VIII. CITY WARDS AND PARISHES. 47
28. Large Plan of the Ward of Farringdon Within,
in 4 sheets, with Description, and 15 Views of
Churches, &c.
By Tress & Chambers. T. Turner lithog., 185 1. 43 by 36.
29. Two Plans of Langborne and Candlewick Ward.
From Stow's Survey, by Richard Bloome, 1720 and
1755- J5 by 12.
30. Plans of Langborne and Candlewick Ward,
with Views of Churches.
From Maitland. B. Cole sculp., 1755. 19* by 15.
31. Two Plans of Lime Street Ward.
From Stow's Survey, 1720 and 1755. 12* by 7*.
32. Plan of Lime Street Ward, with View of Lea
den-Hall. From Maitland. B. Cole sculp., 1755- J4* by 9*-
33. Two Plans of Portsoken Ward.
From Stow's Survey, by R. Bloome, 1720 and 1755. 12 by 7.
< 34. Plan of Portsoken Ward.
From Maitland. B. Cole sculp., 1755. 14* by 9.
35. Two Plans of Queenhithe and Vintry Wards.
From Stow's Survey, by R. Bloome, 1720 and 1755. 12* by 7.
36. Plans of Queenhithe and Vintry Wards, with
View of Church of St. Michael.
From Maitland. B. Cole sculp. 15 by 9*.
37. Two Plans of Tower Street Ward.
From Stow's Survey, by Richard Bloome, 1720 and
1755. J5 by 12.

48 MAPS AND PLANS OF LONDON.
38. Plan of Tower Street Ward, with Views of
East India House and Westminster Hall.
From Maitland. B. Cole sculp., 1755. 15 by 9*.
39. Plans of the Tower and St. Catherins.
From Stow's Survey, by J. Ogleby, 1754. 15 by 11*.
40. Two Plans of Wallbrook and Dowgate Wards.
From Stow's Survey, by Richard Bloome, 1720 and
1755- 12* by 7.
41. Plans of Wallbrook and Dowgate Wards,
with Views of Churches.
From Maitland. B. Cole sculp., 1755. 15 by 9*.

42. "A True and Exact Draught of the Tower
Liberties survey'd in the year 1597 by Guliel-
mus Haiward and J. Gascoigne. Sumptibus
Societatis Antiquariae Lond., mdccxlii." 22 by 16*.
43. " Plan of the Tower Liberty, including the
Liberties of Marine Square, Little Minories,
and Spittlefields."
From Stow's Survey, by J. Ogleby, 17 SA- 15 by 11*.
44. Plan of the Tower of London, from a Drawing
made between 1681 and 1689 by order of
Lord Dartmouth."
J. Basire sculp. t8 by 14.
45. Plan of the Tower of London, from a Drawing
made in the year 1726.
By C. Lempriere. J. Basire sculp. 18 by 14.
46. Drawn Plan of the Old Victualling Office,
Tower Hill, in 1776, now the Royal Mint.
By Mr. Arrow, 1776. 26 by 19*.

PORT. VIII. PLANS OF CITY PROPERTY. 49
47. Plan of the Royal Mint near the Tower.
By Robert Smirke, 1842. 16 by 12.
48. Drawn Plan of the Property on Tower Hill
belonging to the Crown.
Copied from the original Plan of 1702, by Thomas
Chawner, 18 15. 24* by 17.
49. Drawn Plan of the Property belonging to the
Crown on Tower Hill, showing the Improve
ment near Trinity Square.
By T. Swinton and T. Chawner, 181 5. 22 by 18.
50. Drawn Plan of the Property on the north side
of Postern Gate on Tower Hill, distinguish
ing the Crown Property from that belonging
to Mr. Mount.
By T. Swinton and T. Chawner, 18 18. 9* by 15.
51. A Drawn Plan of the Parish of St. Bennet near
Paul's Wharf.
Surveyed by F. Luffman, 1794. 18 by 18.
52. Plan of the Parish of St. Sepulchre. (
By B. H. Gardner, 1823. 25 by 16*.
53. Plan of the Church oL St. Peter upon Cornhill,
its Cemetery, &c, with the Seating of the
Inhabitants. Copied from a Plan given in the year 1782. Published
by R. Wilkinson, 18 15. 24 by 20.
54. Drawn Plan of the Royal Wardrobe Estate,
formerly belonging to the Crown in Carter
Lane. By Thos. Chawner, 1798. 12 by 9.

50 MAPS AND PLANS OF LONDON.
55. Drawn Plan of Leadenhall Market and the East
India Warehouse in Leadenhall Street, 1720.
20 by 17*.
56. A Plan of all the Houses destroyed and damaged
by the Great Fire which began in Exchange
Alley, Cornhill, on March 25th, 1748, with
an account of the Fire.
Thos. Jeffery, 1748. 12* by 12*.
57. A smaller Plan of the above. 9 by 7.
58. A Plan of Part of the City of London from
the Bank to Leadenhall Street, including the
Houses destroyed and damaged by the late
Fire, Nov. 7th, 1765, and a List of the Suf
ferers. Printed for J. Ryall. 17 by 10,
59. Another Plan of the Fire as above, which began
in Bishopsgate Street, Nov. 7th, 1765.
By W. NicJiol and 7. Jefferys. 10 by 1 1.
60. A smaller Plan of ditto. 7 by 5.
ROYAL EXCHANGE.
61. Three Drawn Plans of the Royal Exchange,
showing each Storey, with the Names of those
who occupied the different Apartments.
By Wm. Robinson, 174.0. 19I by 17.
62. A Plan of the Royal Exchange of London, show
ing the several Walks.
Published by Walter and Threlkeld, 1760. 7\ by 10*.

PORT. VIII. PLANS OF CITY PROPERTY. 51
63. Another Plan similar to the above.
Published 1760. By 7. Hope. 7* by 10*.
64. Plan of the Royal Exchange, 1 762.
By C. Campbell. 15* by 10*.
65. Drawn Plan of the Royal Exchange and its
neighbourhood, with Plans of the 2 Churches
that were taken down for the improvement in
1838. 1835. 12 by 9.
66. A Plan of the Royal Exchange and its Neigh
bourhood as it was before the Fire.
By the Office of Works, Guildhall, 1838. 27* by 20.
67. Drawn Plan of the Royal Exchange, showing
the ground taken for the New Building, and
the difference in Plan of the Old and New
Building. 1839. 34 by J5-

68. Two Drawn Plans of Gresham College Ground
in Old Broad Street.
(The Excise Office was built thereon.) By W. Robinson,
1759-1767. Each 18* by 12*.
69. Plan of the Excise Office, Broad Street, built
for the Government.
By G. Dance, 1768.
70. Plan of the Excise Office as sold by auction, and
the Particulars of Sale. 1853. 20 by 16.
71. Plan of the South Sea House and the Property
adjoining in Threadneedle Street.
Sold by Messrs. Beadel and Son for £55,75o to W.
Tite, Esq. Lithog. by M. Cook, 1855. 21 by 28.

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52 MAPS AND PLANS OF LONDON.
BANK OF ENGLAND.
72. Drawn Plan, being a Copy of the Plan of Sir
John Houblon's House, Office, and Garden,
given by T. Getts to R. Gough in 1731.
On this site the Bank of England was built. 17 by 12.
73, Drawn Plan of the Bank of England as first
built by Geo. Sampson, architect, 1734, on
the above site, and showing the surrounding
property. 23 by 19.
74. Drawn Plan of the Bank of England showing
the original Building and the parts added by
Sir Robert Taylor, architect, 1766 to 1786. 18 by 14.
75. Plan ofthe Bank of England in 1851. 7 by 6.
76. Drawn Plan of the Property of Blackwell Hall,
now the Bankruptcy Courts, King Street,
Guildhall. By R. B. Schnebbelie, 18 19. 15 by 9.
77. Drawn Plan showing the Property of Blackwell
Hall, the Chapel and Property adjoining in
King Street, Cateaton Street, and Basinghall
Street. By R. B. Schnebbelie, 18 19. 9 by 5*.
78. Drawn Plan of the Old Guildhall Chapel, now
used as the Court of Requests.
By R. B. Schnebbelie, 18 19. 91 by 7*-
79 "A Draught or Plann of the Ground and Build-

Port. VIIL PLANS OF CITY PROPERTY. 53
ings as they are now erected belonging to the
Parish of St. Mary Aldermanbury, situated
in Three Nunn Alley, Love Lane, and Alder
manbury." By W. Cooper, 1726. Copied by J. Baker, 181 5.
24 by 16 and 20 by 16.
80. A Drawn Ground Plan of the College of Phy
sicians in Warwick Lane showing plot of
ground sold for Newgate Prison.
Drawn in 18 14. 16 by 12.
81. A Drawn Plan and Elevation of the College of
Physicians in Warwick Lane.
A Drawing by Ansted from Sketches by 5. Ware, Esq.,
1826. 9 by 6f .
82. Drawn Plan of Newgate and of the College of
Physicians, Warwick Lane. 16 by 12.
83. A Plan of Newgate with Elevation.
C. Dance architect, 1780. 10 by 8.
84. A ditto ditto, 1 780. 20 by 9.
85. Two Plans of Newgate, with the Improvements
made 1838, by Office of Works, Guildhall.
James Basire sculp. 24 by 13.
86. Plan of Giltspur Street Compter, and for con
verting the same into a House of Correction.
By J. Wyld. Lithographed 1849. 15 by 15.
st. Paul's cathedral.
87. "Arese Ecclesise Cathedralis S1. Pauli Ichno-
graphia."
A Plan of St. Paul's before the Fire. Wenceslaus Hollar
dimensit, delineavit et insculpsit, 1657. 14 by 9.

54 MAPS AND PLANS QF LONDON.
88. " Plan of the Cathedral Church of St. Paul in
London, with the Vestiges of the Vaults," &c.
H. Hulsberg sculp., 1726. 21 by 29.
THE GREYE FRIERS.
89. An Ancient Drawn Plan of the " Greye Friers "
Precinct, afterwards Christ's Hospital, show
ing the Christ Church, the great and little
Cloisters, and the various Tenements belong
ing thereto ; with the Boundary of the old
City Wall on the North, and of Newgate
Street and St. Nicholas Flesh Market and
the Shambles on the South.
An old copy of an ancient Plan, about 1540. 19* by 14,
90. A drawn Plan of Property East of the above,
showing the angle from St. Nicholas Flesh
Shambles to Saint Martin's.
Same date as the above. 1 5^ by 9f .
91. Ditto of Part of the Property of St. Bartholo
mew's Hospital bounded by " London Ditch
from Aldersgate allonge the Greye Frieres to
Newgate." As above. 15^ by 10.
92. Ditto of the above Hospital Property, bounded
by Christ's Hospital and the City Wall. 1 51 by 9*-
93. Ditto of the above to a smaller scale, from
Christ's Hospital to Smithfield. 15* by 10.
94. Ditto of the Hospital Property next Smithfield,
and giving Plan of the Church of St. Bartho
lomew, &c.
14* by 9-

PORT. VIII. PLANS OF CITY PROPERTY. 55
95. Ditto of ditto, bounded by Hosier Lane and
Smithfield. 15* by 9.
96. Ditto, showing the Hospital Ground between
" ye shore ditch runs from Smithfellde Bars
down into the common shore, &c," down
to "Chicke Lanne and so allonge into Smith-
fielde and ye Pennes," including " a new
church yarde belonging to St. Sepulcars." I5fby9f.
97. Plan of " The inside of Letle St. Bartholomew's
Church, Anno 1617," showing "ye body, ye
Quire, ye Chauncell, and ye Poore's Chap-
pell." 16 by 10.
Note. — The above 9 Plans, purchased at the Stowe
Sale, are of great interest.
98. Drawn Plan of the remains of the Church,
Cloisters, &c, of .the Priory of St. Bartholo
mew the Great, founded 1002, by Rahere,
Jester to Henry ist.
Taken by Carter in 1791. 22 by 17*.
99. A general ground Plan of the Church Cloisters,
&c, of the Priory of St. Bartholomew the
Great. Published by R. Wilkinson, 182 1. 15 by 12.
100. A Drawn Plan of the above.
By the Rev. Mackenzie Walcott. From the one by
Carter. 18 by 16.
101. Drawing showing Restoration of the Priory.
By the Rev. Mackenzie Walcott. 28 by 18.

56 MAPS AND PLANS OF LONDON.
1 02. Plan, Section, and Elevation of the Fleet
Market. By N. Dance. W. H. Toms sculp., 1737. 26 by 16*.
103. Drawn Plan of part of the Bridewell Estate,
from the Thames to Tudor Street, with a
list of Occupiers and amounts of Rent paid,
&c. Copied by Mr. Crace from Plan dated 1737, by Olivere
Acton. 29 by 18.
104. Large Plan of the Ancient Precinct of White
Friars, adjoining the Temple on the East
side. Copied from an old Drawing in the Print Room of the
British Museum. 60 by 18*.
105. Plan of the General Record Repository on the
Rolls Estate, Chancery Lane.
Jas. Pennythorn del*. A lithograph, 1850. 26 by 21*.

Portfolio IX.
PLANS OF PROPERTY IN THE CITY.
106. Plan of the Freehold and Leasehold Estate
late the Establishment of the Post Office in
Lombard Street and Sherborne Lane, sold
by Mr. Hoggart in 14 lots. 16 by 13.
107. Plan of the Freehold Property at the corner
of Abchurch Lane and King William Street,
sold by Mr. Hogart in 4 lots. 18 by 14

PORT. IX. PLANS OF CITY PROPERTY. 57
108. A Drawn Plan of the Property belonging to
John Conyers, Esq., on the west side of
Bishopsgate Street, called the Sun Yard.
By W. Robinson, 1760. 30 by 12.
109. A Drawn Plan. "A Plott of the Building
upon the ground of Sir Nicolas Bacon
Kl of the Bath, in Nevill's Alley, Fetter
Lane," with names of the persons to whom
the same were first granted, 1670.
Copied from the Plan by John Goslyng, dated 1670.
23 by 18.
no. A Drawn Plan of Property in St. Paul's
Church Yard, belonging to the Mercers'
Company and others.
By J. Baker, 17S2. 19 by 13.
111. A ditto ditto.
Copied by Baker in 1785, from a Plan made in 1754.
20 by 14.
NOTE. — See otlier Plans of this Property in Street
List.
PLANS OF HOUSE PROPERTY IN THE CITY.
112. Adams Court, Old Broad Street. Plan of all
the Houses, date 1761.
113. Aldermary Church Yard, one plan, 1761.
114. Aldersgate Street, three plans, 1780.
115. Basinghall Street, thirteen plans, 1770.
116. Barking Alley, two plans, 1768.
117. Bishopsgate Street, four plans, 1761-1810.

58 MAPS AND PLANS OF LONDON.
1 1 8. Brackley Street, one plan.
119. Bread Street, four plans, 1740 to 1766.
120. Budge Row, three plans, 1734 ; and five ditto,
1 760-1 772.
121. Bull and Mouth Street, one plan.
122. Cateaton Street, three plans, 1758 ; two ditto,
1765-
123. Cateaton Street, plan of Paul's Head Tavern,
1777.
124. Charter House Lane, one plan, 1775.
125. Cheapside, sixteen plans, 1766 to 1788.
126. Coleman Street, four plans, 1734 to 1783.
127. College Hill, three plans, 1777 to 1783.
128. Corbett Court, eleven plans, 1738 to 1772.
129. Cornhill, one plan, 1740.
130. Crown Court, one plan, 1775.
131. Crutched Friars, plan ofthe Houses.
132. Crutched Friars and French Horn Yard, one
plan, 181 1.
133. Custom House, London, plan of ground floor.
134. Dorset Street, Blackfriars, plan of New River
Company's House, 1775.
135. Duke's Place, Aldgate, one plan.
136. St. Dunstan's Hill, one plan.
137. Fenchurch Street, two plans.
138. Fish Street Hill, two plans and elevation of"
No. 10, 1804.

PORT. IX. PLANS OF CITY PROPERTY. 59
139. Fleet Lane, one plan and elevation, 1792 ; one
plan 1760.
140. Fleet Street, one plan, 1830.
141. Garlick Hill, four plans, 1740 to 1764.
142. Georges Lane, two plans, 1739.
143. Golden Lane, one plan, 181 5.
144. Gracechurch Street, six plans of Mercers' Pro
perty, 1730 to 1780.
145. Great Shire Lane, five plans, 1735.
146. Haberdashers' Company. Plan of the Hall
and offices, with other buildings adjoining,
in Maiden Lane and Staining Lane, 1761.
147. Haberdasher Square. A Plan ofthe Houses,
1761.
HABERDASHER COMPANY'S PROPERTY.
PLANS BY COOPER IN 1 76 1.
148. Five Houses in Bishopsgate Street.
149. One House in ditto.
150. Two ditto in Montague Court.
151. Plan of the School in Bunhill Row.
152. One House in Bread Street.
153. One ditto in Cannon Street, and one in Oxford
Court.
154. Two ditto in Fish Street.
155. One ditto in Fleet Street, and two behind.
156. Two ditto in Little Old Bailey, and one in
Green Arbour Court.

60 MAPS AND PLANS OF LONDON.
157. Three ditto in Lombard Street, and two in
Plough Court.
158. One ditto in Old Change, and twelve in Purse
Court.
159. Two ditto in Size Lane, and one backwards.
160. Six Alms' Houses in Snow Hill.
161. Three Houses in Thames Street and Church
Alley.
162. Several Houses in Tower Street and Mincing
Lane.
163. Printing House in White Lyon Court, Fleet
Street.
164. Ironmonger's Lane, three plans, 1769.
165. King Street, Cheapside, four plans, 1770.
166. King Street, plan of Blackwell Hall.
167. King Street, Snow Hill, plans of Nos. 72 and
73-
168. King's Arms Yard, seven plans, 1742 to 1772.
169. Knightrider Street and Addle Hill, plans, 1765.
170. Lad Lane, six plans, 1767.
171. Lawrence Lane, three plans, 1735.
172. Leadenhall Street, one plan, 1761.
173. Lime Street, three plans, 1740.
174. Little Bell Alley, plan.
175. Little Friday Street, one plan.
176. Little Knightrider Street, two plans, 1776.

Port. IX. PLANS OF CITY PROPERTY. 6 1
177. Love Lane, one plan, 1789.
178. Ludgate Hill, Belle Sauvage Estate, plan,
1854.
179. Maiden Lane, one plan.
180. Mercers' Ground from Lawrence Lane to
Paul's Head Tavern.
181. Mercers' Court, large plan, 1734.
182. Mercers' Hall, the Plan of, 1746.
183. Merchant Taylors' School, Cannon Street,
1660.
184. Milk Street, five plans, 1768.
185. Mitre Court, three plans, 1738 to 1769.
186. Mumford's Court, nine plans, 1770.
187. Newgate Street, seven plans, 1751.
188. Newgate Market, one plan.
189. Newgate Prison, one plan.
190. Old 'Change, two plans, 1768; one plan, 1816.
191. Old Jewry, two plans, 1768.
192. Old Jewry, Plan of Old Excise Office, Estate
of Sir J. Frederick, 1772.
193. Old Swan Lane, six plans, 1771 ; one 1783.
194. Poultry, three plans, 1733 to 1772.
195. Poultry, a plan of Grocers' Hall, 1800.
196. Pudding Lane, one plan, 1738; one 1772.
197. Pye Corner, one plan.
198. Queen Street, Cheapside, eight plans, 1767.
199. St. John Street, two plans, 1780.

62 MAPS AND PLANS OF LONDON.
200. St. Mary Axe, one plan, 1738.
201. St. Thomas Apostle, one plan, 1734.
202. Seething Lane, one plan.
203. St. Paul's Church Yard, three plans, 1755 to
1763.
204. Taunton Estate, Huish Court, Blackfriars, one
plan, 1783; one 1809.
205. Thames Street, two plans, 1779; one 1795.
206. Threadneedle Street, plan of Lord Mayor's
Court Office.
207. Tower Hill, seven plans, 1738.
208. Tower Street, three plans, 1738; three 1779.
209. Turnwheel Lane, one plan, 1781.
210. Watling Street, five plans, 1738 to 1756.
211. Well Court, one plan, 1769.
212. Whitecross Street, one plan, 1810.
213. Wood Street, one plan, 1768.
214. Wood Street, plan of Cross Keys Inn, 1844.

Port. X. KENSINGTON GARDENS, ETC. 63

Portfolio X.
PLANS OF KENSINGTON, PALACE, GARDENS, AND
HYDE PARK.
1. "A Plan of ye Royal Palace and Gardens of
Kensington." By John Rocque, 1736. 36 by 21.
2. A Plan of the Palace, Gardens, and Town of
Kensington. By John Rocque, 1754. 19 by 12.
3. "A Topographical Survey of the Parish of Ken
sington, with Plans and Elevations of the
Royal Palace and Gardens, Hide Park, and
Knightsbridge." Surveyed by J. Rhodes, and engraved by J. Bicknam,
1766. In 8 large sheets and 2 small. 8 ft. 8 in. by 3 ft.
4. A Drawn Plan of Hyde Park.
By 5. Bennett, 1720. 25 by 15.
5. A " Plan of Hyde Park taken on the 4th of June,
1800, representing those Volunteer and Asso
ciated Corps who assembled at the Review, by
C. Random and C. Stairbank." 18 by 15.
6. A " Military Sketch of Hyde Park."
Engraved by B. Baker, 18 10. 18 by 9.

64 MAPS AND PLANS OF LONDON.
7. Plan of Hyde Park as it was in 1725.
From a Plan in the Vestry Room of St. George's Parish. 9 by 7.
8. A Drawn Plan of Palace Green and other
Grounds near Kensington Palace, with De
signs for laying out the same.
By Thos. Chawner, 1838. 38 by 24.
9. A later Plan of the above, showing the Plots of
Ground arranged to be built on, as ordered by
House of Commons in 1848. 19* by 12.
10. A Survey of the District of Hans Town and
part of Lord Cadogan's Estate about 1770.
70 by 28.
11. A Drawn Plan of Coleby House, Kensington,
1722. 18 by 12.
12. A Plan of the Roads under Kensington and
Hyde Park Trusts, 1761. 14 by ii.
13. A ditto ditto, 1780. 15 by 12.
14. Map of the Western Side of London showing
the Estate of Her Majesty's Commissioners
for the Exhibition of 1851.
Day lith. 13 by 13.
15. Plan of Estates in the Parishes of St. Mar
garet's, Westminster, and Kensington, pur
chased by Her Majesty's Commissioners for
the Exhibition of 185 1. 13 by 9.

Port. X. ST. GEORGE'S, HANOVER SQUARE. 65
st. george's hanover square.
Constituted a Parish, 1725.
16. A Drawn Plan of the Parish of St. George,
Hanover Square, from Oxford Street to Pic
cadilly and Arlington Street.
With references, 1730. 22 by 16.
17. " Plan of St. George's Parish, Hanover Square,
with views of the Church and Chapels of
Ease, as surveyed by the late Mr. Morris."
G. Bickham sculp., 1761. 21* by 18*.
18. " A Mapp or Plot of the Lordship of Eburie,
being situated in the Parish of Saint Martin's
in the Fields, Mrs. Mary Dammison being
Proprietress ; with all the Highways, Foot
ways, Bridges, Conduits, Water Courses,
Ponds, and every House described within
the said Plot."
By Henry Morgan, 1675.
This Plan gives Hide Parke Corner, the N.W. angle of
St. James's Parke, the Mulberry Garden, Goring House,
Arundall House and Garden, and all the holdings of
Land down to the Thames.
Plan copied by Mr. Page from the original in the pos
session of the Duke of Westminster. 5 3 by 23.
19. A Drawn Plan of the Grosvenor Estate as it
was in the year 1723, extending from Oxford
Street to the Thames, with the intended
Streets about Grosvenor Square, &c.
A red line shows the after boundary o f St George's,
Hanover Square, this Parish being constituted 18th
March, 1725. 25 by 18.

66 MAPS AND PLANS OF LONDON.
20. An Engraved Copy of the above Plan of the
Estate. Pubd. 1831. 28 by 19.
21. Drawn Plan of the Manor of Eybury, made
1 614, showing the Watercourse from Oxford
Street to the Thames.
Copied from the Records relating to the Grosvenor
Estate by Mr. G. Saunders. 36 by 17.
22. Drawn " Plan of the Estate belonging to Dame
Mary Grosvenor let to the Chelsea Water
Works, near Millbank, on the River Thames."
Traced from the original Survey by John Makay in
1727. 26 by 16.
23. Drawn Plan of the Estate belonging to Lord
Grosvenor leased to the Chelsea Water Com
pany, near the River, from Chelsea Hospital
and Ranelagh Gardens to the Penitentiary.
Copied from the Original Drawing by Peter Potter in
181 5, by J. Nelson, 1827. 27 by 22*.
24. Drawn Plan of the Estate belonging to Lord
Grosvenor, showing proposed lines of Streets
and Buildings in Pimlico. 1827.
3i by 25*.
25. Plan of that Part of the Grosvenor Estate in
Belgrave Square and Eaton Square. 1825.
20* by 15*.
26. Plan of Belgrave Square and the Property ad
joining. 1850. 25 by 19.
27. "A Plan of the Road through Westminster

Port. X. ST. GEORGE'S, HANOVER SQUARE. 67
and Tutthill Fields, and from St. James's
Park Gate by Buckingham House, and from
Hide Park Corner to a Bridge that is desired
to be made over the Thames."
A scarce Print, 1768. 22 by 16.
28. Also a Tracing of the Print.
By Mr. Crace.
29. " Map showing the Improvements at the West
End of London, particularly in the Parish of
St. George, Hanover Square."
Surveyed by E. T. Ward; engraved by J. Tingle in
1830. 36 by 28.
30. A Drawn Plan of the Land from Piccadilly to
the Mulberry Garden and Goring Great Gar
den, sold by Sir Thos. Grosvenor to the Earl
of Arlington for ^3,500 in 1681.
Copied by Mr. Crace. 16 by 13.
31. A Drawn Plan of the Goring Estate, show
ing the site of Goring House, on which
Buckingham Palace is built.
Copied by Mr. Crace from the original of 1640. 16 by 13.
32. Another Drawn Plan of the above Estate in
1675- Copied by Mr. Crace from the original. 16 by 13.
33. Drawn Plan of Buckingham House and Garden
when belonging to Sheffield Duke of Buck
ingham in 1743. 17 by 13.

68 MAPS AND PLANS OF LONDON.
34.. Plan of Buckingham House as it was in the
year 1750.
C. Campbell del'., 1750. 12* by 10.
35. Drawn Plan of the Freehold Ground belonging
to Sir Charles Sheffield, Bar*., formerly the
Mulberry Garden, on which now stands
Buckingham House.
Surveyed by Chas. Evans, 1760. Copied by Mr. Crace.
16 by 13.
36. An Abstract of the Title to Buckingham House
and Garden from the time of Henry VIII.
to the purchase in 1762.
37. Plan of Buckingham Palace as altered for K.
George the 4th by John Nash, architect.
Jas. Hakewell del'. J. Hawkworth sculp., 1 826. 12* by 9.
NOTE. — Plans of Tart Hall are in the parish of St.
Margaret. Portfolio XI.
38. Drawn Plan of the Estate of the Lord Berkeley
north of Piccadilly, and from Tyburn Lane
to Burlington House, as it was in 1676, show
ing the Shoulder of Mutton Field, Mr. Aud-
ley's Land, and Great Brook Field, where
May Fair was held. 21* by 15.
39. Drawn Plan ofthe above Estate, 1710.
Copied from the original in the King's Collection by
Mr. Crace. 21 by 14*.
40. Another Plan of the above Property, showing
the plans of Building in Curzon Street, the
Market, &c, about 1720.
20 by 13*.

Port. X. ST. GEORGE'S, HANOVER SQUARE. 69
41. A Drawn Plan of the above on a larger scale
from Park Lane to Half-Moon Street, Picca
dilly (the Shoulder of Mutton Field, Audley's
Land, Great Brookfield, and part of Stone-
bridge Field).
Surveyed by Jno. Haynes, 1767. 27* by 20*.
42. Two Plans of Devonshire House, Piccadilly.
Wm. Kent arch'. 7. Woolf del'. M. Darby sculp.,
1736. 15 by 10.
43. Drawn Plan of the Property along Piccadilly,
from Bond Street to Down Street, showing
the course of King's Scholars Pond Sewer,
in 1779. 29 by 24.
44. Drawn Plan of the above Sewer, showing the
Property from Bruton Street to Piccadilly.
From the Commissioners of Sewers' Survey, 1780.
24 by 16.
45. Drawn Plan of the Property from Hay Hill to
Brook Street and Bond Street.
From the Commissioners of Sewers' Stirvey for Drainage,
1837. 45 by 18.
46. Drawn Plan of part of the Property belonging
to the City of London, in Bond Street, Graf
ton Street, and Bruton Street, 1720. 17* by II.
47. A Plan of the Conduit Mead and Property be
longing to the City of London, including
New Bond Street, Conduit Street, South
Molton Street, and Stratford Place.
Surveyed 1794. J7 by 13-

70 MAPS AND PLANS OF LONDON.
48. Plan of the Ranger's House in the Green Park.
J. Roberts sc, 1768. 16 by 11*.
49. Drawn Plan of the Ranger's House and grounds
adjoining, with the Improvements proposed
in the Park.
By 7. Chawner, 1832. 23 by 11.
50. Drawn Plan of the Property belonging to the
Crown, let to Sir John Hamilton, who built
the Houses in Hamilton Place, named after
him. By Chawner, 1790. 12 by 18.
51. Drawn Plan of the Houses at the West Corner
of Hamilton Place and Piccadilly.
By 7. Chawner, 1796. 21* by 17.
52. Plan of the Buildings in Hamilton Place, Pic
cadilly and Park Lane, belonging to the
Crown. Made under the direction of Jno. Fordyce, Esq., 1805.
19* by 15.
53. Plan of the Improvement in Hamilton Place,
and the Houses in Piccadilly and Park Lane,
belonging to the Crown.
By John Fordyce, Esq. J. Basire sculp., 1 809. 19* by IS-
54. Two Drawn Plans of the Houses, Stables, and
Gardens in Hamilton Place, belonging to the
Crown. By Thos. Chawner, 1809. 14 by 10.
55. A Drawn Plan of Two Houses near Hyde
Park Corner, Piccadilly, about 1790, let to

Port. X. ST. GEORGE'S, HANOVER SQUARE. 71
the Marquis of Northampton and Sir G.
Beaumont, in 1848. 17 by 10.
56. Two Plans of Apsley House and Ground, Hyde
Park Corner ; showing the addition granted
to the Duke of Wellington by the Crown.
J. Basire sculp., 1831. each 16* by \o\.
57. A Plan of Shelburne House, Berkeley Square,
built 1765.
R. Adams arch'. C. White sculp., 1765. 23 by 18.
58. A Smaller Plan of ditto,
J. Gandon del'. 7. White sculp., 1765. 15* by 10*.
59. Drawn Plan of the Water- Works, and the
Duke of Gloucester's Riding House, erected
near Grosvenor Gate, Hyde Park, about 1 768
(since taken down).
By 7. Chawner. 18 by 14*.
60. Drawn Plan of Property belonging to the
Crown in Park Lane and Carrington Place.
By 7. Chawner, 1798. 23* by 17.
61. Plan of Chesterfield House, South Audley
Street. J. Ware arch*. 7. Woolf del'. M. Darby sculp.,
1756. 15 by 10.
62. Plan of the Marquis of Breadalbane's House,
21 Park Lane.
J. Paine arch*. 12 by 10.
63. Drawn Plan of the site of Camelford House,
corner of Oxford Street and Park Lane,

72 MAPS AND PLANS OF LONDON.
built by Thos. Pitt, afterwards Lord Camel
ford, and the property adjoining.
By Geo. Saunders, 1791. 36 by 23.
64. Plan of Lord Derby's House, in Grosvenor
Square. Adam arch*. 1773. 23 by 14.

PORT. XI. ST. MARGARET'S AND ST. JOHN'S. 73

PLANS OF PARISHES AND PROPERTY
IN WESTMINSTER.

Portfolio XI.
THE PARISHES OF ST. MARGARET'S AND
ST. JOHN'S.
1. A Plan of the City of Westminster, showing all
the Parishes, as well as the Ancient Boundary
of Westminster, in the year 951.
J. Basire sculp., 1835. 17 by 10.
2. Plan of Westminster, 1624.
J. Basire sculp., 1835. 17 by 10.
3. Plan of Westminster, 1822.
J. Basire sculp., 1835. 17 by 10.
4. Plan of the City of Westminster, the Duchy of
Lancaster, and places adjacent.
By J. Rocque. R. Cole sculp., 1754. 15 by 10,
5^ Large Plan of the City and Liberty of Westmin
ster, with references to Public Buildings, &c.
Thos. Cook del'. 7. & J. Gardener sculp., 1847. 42* by 28*.
6. Plan of the Parish of St. Margaret, Westminster.
From Lea & Morden' s Map. By Robt. Lea, 1690. 13 by 8.

74 MAPS AND PLANS OF LONDON.
7. Plan of the Parish of St. Margaret, Westminster.
From Stow's Survey. By Rd. Bloome, 1720, and ditto
for 1755. 14 by nf
8. Drawn Plan in 2 sheets of the Northern District
of the Parish of St. Margaret.
Surveyed by J. H. Taylor, 1824. 37* by 28.
9. Drawn Plan in 2 sheets of the Southern District
of the Parishes of St. Margaret and St. John.
Surveyed by J. H. Taylor, 1828. 39 by 28.
10. Plan of part of the Parish of St. Margaret, be
fore the formation of Parliament Street, 1734.
J. T. Smith del', et sculp., 1806. II* by 9.
1 1 . Drawn Plan of part of the Parish of St. Marga
ret, showing Old Palace Yard, Lord Lind-
sey's, and the Pond in dispute, about 1670.
14 by 12.
12. Plan of part of the Parish of St. John, showing
Millbank and Peterborough House in 1748.
J. 7. Smith, del*, et sculp., 1806. 11* by 9.
13. Plan of an Estate situate at Millbank, West
minster, belonging to the Marquis of Salis
bury, 1780. 26* by 17.
14. Plan of Westminster New Bridewell, Tothill
Fields, 1836.
By H. Abraham arch'. 24 by 17*.
15. "Ye Plan of ye City Westminster,"
Showing 5 Plans for the proposed New Bridge at West
minster, proposed by 5. Hawksmoor. B. Cole sculp.,
1738. 16 by n.

PORT. XI. ST. MARGARET'S AND ST. JOHN'S. 75
16. Plan of part of Westminster, from the Hall to
the Plantation Office, showing the intended
Improvements, 1738. 14* by 9*.
17. Plan of the lower parts of the two Parishes
from the Horse Ferry Road to Whitehall ;
showing the Improvements to Westminster
Bridge. 7. Lediard del', et sculp., 1739. 19 by 11*.
18. A Drawn " Plan of part of the Ancient City of
Westminster, from College Street to White
hall, in which are delineated the intended
New Streets or approaches to Westminster
Bridge." Surveyed by Thos. Lediard, 1740. 29 by 20*.
19. Drawn " Plan of the intended Streets from
New Palace Yard to Whitehall, and from
King Street to the Thames," 1739 (in connec
tion with the New Bridge). 19 by 14*.
20. Engraved Plan from the above, 1739. 19 by 14*.
c
21. Plan of the New Street from the Park to West
minster Bridge.
1748. 14* by 10.
22. Plan showing the Improvement intended in
Great George Street, 1734-48.
J. 7. Smith, 1806. 11* by 9*.
23. A Plan of part of the Ancient City of Westmin
ster, from College Street to Whitehall, show-

76 MAPS AND PLANS OF LONDON.
ing the Improvements to Westminster
Bridge. Engraving published by Fourdrinier & Co., 1761. 29 by 21.
24. Plan of the Improvements near Westminster
Abbey, printed by Order of the House of
Commons. J. Basire sculp., 1808. 17! by 14*.
25. Two Plans of the Improvements near West
minster Abbey, by Order &c.
¦ J. Basire sculp., 181 1. 13 by 8.
26, Two Plans, as above, 18 10 and 1814. 14* by 91
27. Plan of Dean's Yard and part adjoining, as it
appeared 1734.
J. T. Smith del', et sculp., 1807. 10* by 7.
28. Plan of Dean's Yard and parts adjacent.
By Dr. Donnelly, 1742. 15 by 10*.
29. Drawn Plan of the Cloisters and Westminster
School, with Dean's Yard and parts adjacent.
1710. 28 by 18.
30. "A Ground Plot of part of the Citty of West
minster." Showing " the way from the Hall to the Church as it was
spread with cloth and railed in, on the day of the Corona
tion " (of King James the 2nd), 1685. 17J by 14.
31. "The Ground Plot ofthe Collegiate Church
of St. Peter, in Westminster, showing the
Position and Erection ofthe Sacrary, Altars,

PORT. XI. ST. MARGARET'S AND ST. JOHN'S. 77
Thrones, Seats, &c, on the day of their
Majesty's Coronation, April 23, 1685." 29 by 20.
32. Drawn Plan of part of Westminster, showing
the line of the Procession of the Coronation
of King George the 2nd and his Queen, 1727.
29 by 20.
33. Drawn Plan of the Interior of Westminster
Abbey, showing the scaffolding as it was
erected for the Coronation of King George
the 2nd and Queen Caroline, 1727.
With references taken from the Coronation of K. James
the 2nd.
.34. Drawn Plan of the Throne, Theatre, Seats, &c,
in Westminster Abbey, at the Coronation of
George the 2nd and his Queen, 1727. 27 by 18.
35. Drawn Plan ofthe Gallery at ditto, 1727. 26 by 17^.
36. Two Drawn Plans of Westminster Hall, show
ing the arrangement of the seats for the Ban
quet at the Coronation of George the 2nd ;
also a cross section ofthe Hall, 1727. 33 by 12.
37. Drawn Plan of the Kitchen for the above Ban
quet, 1727. 27 by 18*.
38. Plan of Westminster Hall, showing the ar
rangements of the Seats, &c, for the Trial of
Lord Lovat, 1747. 9* by 8.

78 MAPS AND PLANS OF LONDON.
39. Plan of St. James's Park, and from Charing
Cross to Westminster, showing line of Pro
cession of the Coronation of King George
the 3rd and his Queen, with sketch of Pro
cession in three lines at top of plan, 1761.16* by 14.
40. Small Plan as above, and a Plan of the Seats in
the Abbey and in the Hall, 1761. 9 by 7*.
41. Drawn Plan of Westminster Hall, showing the
arrangement of Seats, &c, for the Trial of
Warren Hastings, 1788. 24 by 17*.
42. Drawn Plan of Henry the 7th's Chapel, with
actual measurements.
Taken by Josh. Thornwait, 1778. 27 by 12*.
PALACE OF WESTMINSTER.
43. Plan of the Ancient Palace of Westminster and
the Hall.
Measured and drawn between the years 1793 and 1823,
by Wm. Capon. J. Basire sculp. 28 by 21*.
44. Foundation Plan of the Ancient Palace of West
minster. J. 7. Smith del', et sculp., 1 807. 1 1 by 9*.
45. Drawn Plan of the Houses of Parliament and
Westminster Hall and Ground adjacent.
By Wm. Kent, 1739. 25 by 17.
46. Drawn Plan of Westminster Hall, the Houses
of Lords and Commons, and the Courts of
Law. 1 76 1.
24 by 17.

PORT. XI. ST. MARGARET'S AND ST. JOHN'S. 79
47. Drawn Plan of the Painted Chamber at West
minster. Surveyed and accurately drawn and measured by Wm.
Capon, 1 795-1 799, and again surveyed by him in 1800.
29* by 22.
48. Drawn Plan of Westminster Hall, the Houses of
Lords and Commons, and the Courts of Law.
A Copy of the Plan by Mr. Soane in 1795. By Thos.
Chawner. 23 by 18.
49. Two Plans of the Courts of Law adjoining
Westminster Hall.
By Sir John Soane. Vacher lith., 1826. 16 by 7*.
50. Plan of the Old Houses of Parliament as they
appeared in 1833.
By Sir John Soane. Basire lithd., 1833. 21 by 12.
51. Large Plan in 2 sheets of Westminster Hall
and the Houses of Parliament.
Issued bythe Government. Standidge & Lemond sculp.,
1834. 36 by 25.
52. Large Plan in 3 sheets of Westminster Hall,
the Houses of Parliament, the Law Courts,
and various Buildings adjoining before the
Fire (1834).
With sections of various Buildings round the Plan. By
C. J. Richardson, 1835. 51* by 32.
53. Plan of the New Houses of Parliament sub
mitted by Mr. Barry, and the alterations
suggested by the Commissioners.
1836. 25 by 16.
54. Plan of the New Houses of Parliament, with
the intended additions.
Lithograph by J. Basire, 1845. 18* by 12*.

80 MAPS AND PLANS OF LONDON.
55. Plan of the New Houses of Parliament as built
by Sir Charles Barry.
1852. 20 by 13.
56. Plan of the New Houses of Parliament — the
principal Floor.
1855. 25* by 17.
57. Plan of the New Houses of Parliament, with
the intended additions by Sir Chatles Barry.
Vacher lith., 1856. 16* by 10*.

58. Plan of St. James's Park, showing the Palace,
the Canal, the Decoy, and Rosamond Pond,
1706. L. Knyff de\\ J. Kip sculp., 1706. 19 by 13*.
59. Plan ofthe Decoy in St. James's Park in 1734.
J. 7. Smith del', et sculp., 1 806. 11 by 9.
60. Drawn Plan of Property in Queen Square Place,
showing Houses of Jeremy Bentham and Sir
C. Johnstone.
1816. 15 by 19.
TART HALL.
61. "A Plott and Description of Tart Hall House,
with the Gardens and adjoining Property,
showing the Boundary of the Parish of St.
Margaret." A Drawn Plan, 1633. 24 by 16*.
62. Drawn Plan of an Estate of Lord Stafford at
Pimlico, late Tart Hall and Garden.
Copied from Plan taken in the year 1725 by Charles
Stokes. 24 by 18.

Port. XI. ST. MARGARET'S AND ST. JOHN'S. 8l
63. Drawn Plan of House, corner of Carteret Street
and Park Street, Westminster, 1777.
By Baker. 1 1 by 7*.
WHITEHALL.
64. "A Survey and Ground Plot of the Royal
Palace of Whitehall, with the lodgings and
apartments belonging to their Majesties," as
it appeared in the Reign of K. Charles II.,
1680. From a Drawing in the possession of the Duke of Port
land. J. Fisher del'. ; G. Virtue sculp., 1747. 28 by 22.
65. Drawn Plan of the Palace at Whitehall.
On a larger sc^le than the preceding, but probably the
original Drawing from which it was engraved (an in
teresting document), 1680. 32 by 24.
66. Plan of the Royal Palace of Whitehall in the
Reign of Charles 1 1., 1680.
J. 7. Smith del', et sculp., 1807. 11^ by 9.
67. The Ground Plot of the Ruins of Whitehall.
Stukley del. ; Gucht sculp., 17 18. 12 by 7*.
68. Drawn Plan of a proposed New Palace and
Bridge at Whitehall ; also the New Roads,
&c. 1734. 11* by 7*.
69. A Drawn Plan of Whitehall, showing the
various House Property belonging to the
Crown from the Duke of Richmond's House
to Scotland Yard, with proposed improve
ments. ,
; :; By Thos. Chawner, 18 16. 42 by 20.

82 MAPS AND PLANS OF LONDON.
70. Plans of the New Government Offices, Downing
Street, Westminster, showing the existing
Buildings, Thoroughfares, &c.
Standidge lithog., 1857. 37 by 35.
71. Plan of Horse Guards at Whitehall.
Kent architect. 15 by 10.
72. Drawn Plan of Montague House, the Duke of
Buccleugh's, at Whitehall.
1820. 13 by 9.
73. Plan of House of Lord Herbert, Whitehall. 8 by 5.
74. Ditto of Sir W. Featherstonhaugh, Whitehall,
afterwards Lord Dover's.
Paine architect. 14 by 9.

Portfolio XII.
THE PARISH OF ST. JAMES, WESTMINSTER.
1. A Drawn Plan of " Her Majesty's Bailiwick of
St. James's in the County of Middlesex."
A most careful and finished drawn Survey of the West
of London, from Knightsbridge to Temple Bar, and
from Marylebone Gardens North to Buckingham House
South. On a scale of 200 feet to the inch. By William
Gough, 1746. 57 in. long by 40 in. high.
2. Plan of the Parish of St. James!s, Westminster.
By Richard Blome in 1689. 14 by 12.

PORT. XII. ST. JAMES, WESTMINSTER. 83
3. Plan of the Parish as above.
From Stow's Survey. By R. Blome, 1720; and ditto
for 1755. 14 by 12.
4. " A Correct Plan of the Parish of St. James's,
Westminster." Surveyed by William Rhodes, 1770. 20 by 15
5. Large Plan in 4 sheets of the Parish of St.
James's, Westminster, showing the Improve
ment of Regent Street, &c.
Surveyed by George Thompson, 1825. 50 by 37.
6. Drawn Plan of Marlborough House and Garden
and the several Houses on the South side of
Pall Mall to the fourth beyond the Marquis
of Buckingham's House.
Surveyed by Mr. 7. Chawner in 1796. 39^ by 19.
7. Drawn Plan in continuation of the above, with
Carlton House and Garden, Warwick House,
Cockspur Street, &c.
Surveyed by Mr. 7. Chawner in 1796. 23 by 19*.
8. A Drawn Plan of Old Carlton House made for
the Dowager Princess of Wales.
1761. 15 by 13.
9. Five Drawn Plans of Carlton House, showing
each floor, with the various alterations from
1784 to 1789. Each 15 by 13.
10. Drawn Plan of the Tables in Temporary Room,
Carlton House, for the Grand F£te in 181 1.
22 *- by 17.
11. Plan of Carlton Palace in 1821.
Ptigin del'. ; Adlard sculp. 7 by 4*.

84 MAPS AND PLANS OF LONDON.
12. Drawn Plan of part of Pall Mall, North side,
St. Alban Street, St. James's Market, &c, as
it was in 1794.
Surveyed by Mr. 7. Chawner. 25 by 17.
1 3. Drawn Plan of the Haymarket (West side), from
Pall Mall to Piccadilly, also Market Lane
and the Buildings round the Market, as it
was in 1794.
Surveyed by Mr. 7. Chawner. ¦ 26 by 15.
14. Drawn Plan of Jermyn Street and Piccadilly,
from the White Bear to Church Passage.
Surveyed by Mr. 7. Chawner, 1794. 20 by 9.
15. Drawn Plan of the Improvement in Titchborne
Street, from Piccadilly to Air Street (South
side). Surveyed by Mr. 7. Chawner, 1796. 22 by 15.
16. Plan of the New Street proposed from Charing
Cross to Portland Place, leading to the Crown
Estate in Marylebone Park, showing the Pro
perty required for the Improvement.
By John Nash. J. Basire sculp., 1813. (The original
design for Regent Street.) 24 by 13.
1 7. Plan similar to the above, with addition to the
Regent's Park and the line of Sewer marked
upon it.
By John Nash. Thompson sculp., 18 14. 16 by 12.
18. A Table showing the Estimated Cost of the
above Improvements.
By Messrs. Leverton and Chawner, compared with the
Estimate of Mr. Nash.

Port. XII. ST. JAMES, WESTMINSTER. 85
19. Drawn Plan of the Property between Swallow
Street and King Street, from Beak Street to
Major Foubert's Passage.
By Mr. 7. Chawner, 1797. 23* by 17*.
20. Drawn Plan of St. James's Palace, Marlborough
House, York House, Bridgewater House, and
the Improvements intended in St. James's
Street and Thatched House Court, &c.
Surveyed by Mr. 7. Chawner, 1836. 30* by 22*.
21. Drawn Plan of Marlborough House, date 1790.
1 1 by 8.
22. " Plan of the Duke of York's Palace in Pall
Mall," now the Ordnance Office. 15 by 9.
23. Drawn Plan of the Duke of Buckingham's
House, Pall Mall, as altered by John Soane.
By Mr. Titos. Chawner, 1795. 18 by 11*.
24. Drawn Plan of the Conduit that supplies the
water to St. James's, the Canal, and White
hall, from Hyde Park.
Copied by Long from the original Survey at the Society
of Antiquaries, made in 1718. 29^ by 18*.
25. Drawn Plan of Thatched House Tavern in St.
James's Street and adjoining Property to
wards Barkshire House and Gardens, as
granted by Wm. Pulteney to Mr. Goff from
Lady Day, 1705, for 60 years. 15 by 10.
26. Plan of the House, &c, belonging to Sir Wat
kin William Wynn, St. James's Square.
Robert Adams del. ; Norval sculp., 1772. 24 by 17*.

86 MAPS AND PLANS OF LONDON.
27. Drawn Plan of two Houses East side S . James
Square, with estimated Value.
By Baker, 1809. 9 by 6.
28. Drawn Plans of House, No. 9 King Street, S'.
James's Square, 1816. 15 by 12.
29. Plan of Lord Spencer's House, Park Place, St.
James's Park.
J. Vard del'. ; Ganden sculp.
30. Drawn Plan of Burlington House and Garden,
Piccadilly. By Samuel Ware, 1812. 26 by 17.
31. Drawn Plan of Burlington House only, to a
larger scale.
By Samuel Ware, 18 12. 26 by 17.
32. Two Drawn Plans of York House, Piccadilly,
showing the alteration to form the Albany,
By Messrs. Copland and H. Rowles, 1804. 33* by 9.
33. Drawn Plan of two Houses, corner of Duke
Street and Piccadilly.
By Butler, 1827. 18* by 16.
34. Drawn Plan of the Lemon Tree Public House
and Yard, NW., corner of the Haymarket
and Piccadilly. 11 by 7.
35. Drawn Plan of Property of Mr. West in Rupert
Street, Princes Street, &c, with list of Tenants
and Rents paid, 1788. Also a more recent
plan. each 14 by 12.

Port. XII. ST. ANNE, SOHO. 87
PARISH OF ST. ANNE, SOHO.
36. Plan of the Parish of St. Ann's, constituted in
1685. By Richard B lome, 1686. 12 by 7.
37. Plan of Ditto, with alterations.
For Stow's Survey, by R. Bloome, 1720, and ditto for
1755- 12 by 7.
38. A Drawn Plan of the Estate belonging to the
Duke of Portland in Soho Square and its
neighbourhood, sold in the years 1794 to
1799, with a Schedule of the Rents of the
various Houses, and the sum they each sold
for. By John White Senior, 1799. 24 by 21.
39. A Drawn Plan of Property around Leicester
Square, showing new Streets intended, from
Piccadilly to Covent Garden, &c, with the
elevations ofthe intended Houses in 1760. 30 by 16.
40. A Drawn Plan of a new Street from Piccadilly
to King Street, Covent Garden, as proposed
in the year 1766. 27* by 16.
41. "A Drawn Plan of the Property of Leicester
House, &c.'
" This Plan is a duplicate of one taken for Christie the
Auctioneer, to exhibit at the Sale of Leicester House, by
order of Elizabeth Perry, by Joseph Carter, 1783."
25 by 21.
42. A Plan^of a Leasehold Estate in Dean Street
and Oxford Street, 1826.

88 MAPS AND PLANS OF LONDON.

Portfolio XIII.
PARISH OF ST. MARTIN 'S-IN-THE-FIELDS.
i. A Drawn Plan of the Old Parish of St. Martin's,
which included S*. James's, Sl. George's, S1.
Ann's and Sl. Paul's, Covent Garden.
Most carefully laid down on a large scale ioo ft. to the
inch, showing the state of this part of London in 1690.
An interesting plan. Circa 1690. 49* by 32.
2. Plan of the Parish of S7 Martin's in the Fields.
By Richd. Bloome, 1689. 14J by 12.
3. Ditto, without the Arms, and a small Plan of
the New Buildings.
By R. Bloome, 1720, and ditto for 1755. 14* by 12,
4. A Plan of the Parish, in 2 sheets.
Surveyed by Edwai'd Waters. William Faden, sculp.,
*799- 35* by 22*.
5. Ditto, etching of the above.
6. Plan of the Parish.
Corrected by James Wyld to 1840. 35* by 22*.
7. Drawn Plan of the Admiralty and Property ad
joining. By Thos. Chawner, 1794. 24 by 20.
8. Drawn Plan of Spring Gardens, with the adjoin
ing Property, and showing proposed Im
provements, 1729. 21 by 16*.

PORT. XIII. ST. MARTIN' S-IN-THE-FIELDS. 89
9. Drawn Plan of Spring Gardens, with Improve
ments and additions.
Surveyed by Thos. Chawner, 1804. 18 by 13.
10. Drawn Plan of ditto.
By ditto, 1804. 18 by 10*.
1 1 . Drawn Plan and Elevation of Wigley's Museum,
and of Lord Berkley's House, Spring Gar
dens, 1824. 12 by 8.
12. Drawn Plan of the Improvement of Scotland
Yard, made in 1821.
By Thos. Chawner. 22 by 17-*.
13. Drawn Plan of Ditto, and the New Houses in
Whitehall Place.
By 7. Chawner, 1821. 22 by 18.
14. Survey of Part of the Ground in Whitehall
Place, taken June, 1821.
By Horn. 22 by 18.
15. Another Drawn Plan of Whitehall Place.
By 7. Chawner, 1 82 1. 20 by 12*.
16. A Drawn Plan of the King's Mews, Charing
Cross, and the Properties adjoining, from
Whitcomb Street to Sl. Martin's Lane.
Surveyed by 7. Chawner in 1796. 22 by 18.
17. A Drawn Plan of Suffolk Street, Haymarket,
and adjoining Property between Cockspur
Street and Whitcomb Street.
By 7. Chawner, 1796. 25 by 16*.

90 MAPS ANf PLANS OF LONDON.
1 8. Plan of Suffolk Street, Haymarket, showing
the Improvement of the Property belonging
to the Crown.
By J. Nash. J. Basire sculp., 1829. 7* by 12.
19. Drawn Plan of the New Theatre in the Hay
market, as built in 1821.
Nash arch*. By G. Gladwin, 1821. 3 by 10.
20. Drawn Plan of the Improvement at the corner
of James Street and the Haymarket, showing
the Tennis Court and the Theatre, 1821. 7* by 12.
21. Plan of the Charing Cross and Strand Improve
ments. By James Wyld, 1832. 17 by 12*.
22. Two Plans of the Property sold for the Im
provement of the Strand and Chandos Street.
By C. Ingrey, 1830. 17 by J 2.
23. Plan of the proposed new Street from Coventry
Street to Long Acre.
By 7. Chawner and Jas. Pennethorne. Basire lithog.
1840. 331 by 13.
24. Plan for widening the Strand and removal of
Exeter Change.
Arrowsmith sculp. 1826. 20 by 15.
25. Drawn Plan of the Property of Lady Acheson,
Moor's Yard, Sl. Martin's Lane, and the
Strand. In a Survey made in 1689 ; in the " Gough Collection."
Copied by Mr. Crace. 23 by 1 1.

Port. XIII. ST. MARTIN' S-IN-THE-FIELDS. 91
26. Plan of Improvement in the Strand, the Low
ther Arcade, &c.
By Wm. Herbert and S. Bird— lithog., 1830. 22 by 15.
,27. Plan of the New Hungerford Market, showing
the Improvements.
By Thomas Fowler arch'. Day & Haghe sculp., 1833.
25 by 14.
28. Plan of St. James's Palace and the Convent ad
joining ; showing the Bed room of the Queen
where the Pretender was born, with the pas
sages communicating, 1689. 14 by 9.
29. Plan of St. James's Palace, with the intended
addition in the Reign of King William the
3rd. By Sir C. Wren, 1694. 29 by 18.
30. Plan of St. James's Palace and Park as it ap
peared in 1 710.
L . Knyff del'. J. Kip sculp., 1 7 1 o. 1 9 by 1 3*.
31. Drawn Plan of Stable Yard, St. James's, and
the Property adjoining.
Circa 1700. 21* by 16.
32. Plan of York House as built for the Duke of
York, now Stafford House, 1827. 7 by 6.
33. Plan of Cleveland House, 1824. 7by.4i
34. Plan of Bridgewater House, built on the site of
Cleveland House, 1849. 9 by 7.

92 MAPS AND PLANS OF LONDON.
35. Four Drawn Plans of Property in Panton Street,
1806. 12 by 7.
36. Ditto, ditto, in James Street, 1806. 7 by 6.
37. Plan of the National Gallery in Trafalgar
Square. W. Wilkins arch4. Standidge lithog., 1836. 12* by 7*.
38. Plan of the National Gallery with intended Im
provements. W. Wilkins arch'. Basire sculp., 1836. 23 by 11*.
39. Plan of Property in St. Martin Street and
Whitcomb Street. 12 by 7.
40. Ditto in Long Acre, about 1820.
18 by 11.
41. Plan of the. Building of the Society of Arts and
the house adjoining in John Street, Adelphi:
By R. Adams, 1772. 14* by 23*.

PARISH OF ST. PAUL, COVENT GARDEN.
42. Plan of the Parish of St. Paul, Covent Garden,
constituted 1660.
A Survey by Richard Blome, 1686. 12 by 7.
43. Two Plans of ditto, as above, with alterations,
1720 and 1754. each 12 by 7.
44. A Drawn Plan of the Parish, showing Old

Port. XIII. ST. CLEMENT DANES, ETC. 93
Bedford House in the Strand and Covent
Garden. Circa 1700. 19* by 13.
45. Plan of the Parish of St. Paul, Covent Garden,
showing the site of Bedford House and
Grounds. From a Survey made by W. Lyborn, in 1686, by Thos.
Geo. Beck, 185 1. J. 7. Culliford sculp. 25^ by 18.
46. A Plan of BedfordHouse, Covent Garden.
Copied from an old Drawing of 1690, in Crowle's Pen
nant in the British Museum. Drawn and engraved by
J. T. Smith, 1809. 12* by 9\.
47. A Drawn Plan of Covent Garden Theatre, and
the Property adjacent. .
By D. Davis, 1808. 25 by 20.
48. A Plan of ditto, showing the boundary of the
Fire, Sept. 10, 1808.
By D. Davis, 1808. 18 by 13.
49. Drawn Plan of the New Theatre Royal, Covent
Garden. Erected by R. Smirke in 1808. 29 by 20.

PARISHES OF ST. CLEMENT DANES,. ST. MARY-
LE-GRAND, AND THE SAVOY LIBERTY.
50. "A Mapp of the Parishes of St. Clement Danes
and St. Mary Savoy, with the Rolls Liberty
and Lincoln's Inn."
By Richd. Blome, 1704. J4* by 12.

94 MAPS AND PLANS OF LONDON.
51. A Mapp of the above Parishes with alterations.
For Stow's Survey. By R. Blome, 1720 and 1755. 14* by 12.
52. " A Plan of the Ground and Buildings in the
Strand called the Savoy."
Geo. Virtue del', and sculp., 1736. 18* by 13.
53. A Reduced Plan of Ditto, copied from the
above, with a View of the Building, 1736. 9* by 5*.
54. "A Map of the Manor of the Savoy and the
Liberty of Lancaster."
With explanation. By G. E. Madeley, 1 830. 21* by 15.
55. " Plan of the Parish of St. Mary-le-Strand, in
cluding Somerset House and Precinct of
the Savoy."
By Simpkins, 1790. 10* by 7*.
56. Two Plans of Denmark House, before and
afterwards called Somerset House, as it ap
peared in 1680.
By Longmate, 1706. 12 by 9.
57. The Ground Plan of Arundel House and Gar
den, as it was in 1670.
Published by Thane, 1792. 8 by 7*.
58. A Drawn Plan of the Property of the Duke of
Norfolk- in the Strand, showing Plan of
Arundel House and Garden in 1720. 25 by 19.

Port. XIII. ST. CLEMENT DANES, ETC. 95
59. Plan of the City's Intended Improvement at
Temple Bar, showing the Houses to be re
moved for that object.
By the Surveyor of Guildhall. R. Metcalf sculp., 1802.
26 by 16*.
60. Plan of the proposed Improvements near Tem
ple Bar, 1 80 1. 13 by 11.
61. Plan of the Improvement in the Strand near
Temple Bar, showing the Houses disposed
of by Lottery, 1802. 17 by 10.
62. Plan of Sundry Leasehold Estates in Welling
ton Street, Strand.
Surveyed by T. Gregory. R. Martin lithog., 1826. 18 by 11.
63. Plan of the Ground adjoining the Surrey abut
ment of the Strand Bridge.
Barlow sculp., 1815. 8 by 10*.

96 MAPS AND PLANS OF LONDON.

Portfolio XIV.
THE BOROUGH OF ST. MARYLEBONE.
i. "Topographical Survey of the Borough of
St. Marylebone, as incorporated and defined
by Act of Parliament, 1832. Embracing the
Parishes of St. Marylebone, St. Pancras,
and Paddington ; also the Principal Landed
Estates ; and Plans and Elevations of the
Public Buildings. From Surveys and
Drawings by F. A. Bartlett, under the
direction of John Britton, F.S.A."
London, pub. June 25, 1837. -#• B. Davies sculp.,
colored. 421 by 36.
THE PARISH OF PADDINGTON.
2. " Plan of the Parish of Paddington, from an
Actual Survey."
By G. Oakley Lucas, 1842. 2 sheets. 43 by 38.
3. Plan of the Parish of Paddington.
2nd edition, 1847. 42 by 39.
4. Plan of the Parish of Paddington, showing the
Property of the Bishop of London, and the
Roads proposed.
6". P. Cockerell. With MS. notes, &c, by J. Butler, junr.,
l824- 16* by n.

Port. XIV. PA DDING TON.

97

5. Plan of the Parish of Paddington.
By George Gutch. Sidney Hall sculp., 1828. 17 by 11.
6. Plan of the Parish, showing the Property of the
Grand Junction Canal Company.
G. Gutch del'. S. Hall sculp., 1828. 17* by 11.
7. Map of the Parish, showing the Improvements
to 1838, and the Great Western Railway.
G. Gutch del*. S. Hall sculp. 17* by 11.
8. Plan of the Paddington Estate, as designed for
Building, &c.
By G. Gutch. 26* by 13.
9. " Plans of the Drains, Openings, Conduits, and
Pipes from the Spring-Head at Bayswater to
the Receipt Conduit at Marylebone Lane."
From a Drawing made by John Rowley and George Dance
the City Surveyor, Dec. 17, 1746. Copied by George
Gutch lithog., 1852. 12 by 4*.
10. Original Plan of the termination of the Grand
Junction Canal at Paddington, as agreed
with the Bishop of London, 1798. 16 by II*.
11. Improved Plan of the termination of the Grand
Junction Canal, and the intended New Street,
on the Estates of the Bishop of London and
Mr. Crompton, 1799. 21 by 11*.
12. Plan of the Lands at Paddington proposed to
be leased and exchanged by the Bishop of
London and his Lessees, with the Grand
Junction Canal Company.
J. Cary sculp., 1812. 25 by 18.

H

98 MAPS AND PLANS OF LONDON.
13. Drawn Plan of the Pest House at Craven Hill,
Bayswater, with the signatures of Lord
Craven, the Churchwardens and Overseers of
the Parishes of Sl. Clement Danes', Sl. Mar
tin in the Fields, S1. Paul, Covent Garden,
and S7 James's, Piccadilly, with a small Plan
of the Property belonging to Lord Craven.
By C. Jones, 1779. 10 by 14*.
Note. — The above Plan was produced by Mr. Crace in the
Court of Chancery, Nov. 3, 1858, and is understood to have
virtually decided the question of the ownership of the Craven
Hill Property.

THE PARISH OF ST. MARYLEBONE.
14. Drawn Plan of the Bounds of the Parish of St.
Marylebone, from an Actual Survey made
for the Parish by Joseph Phillips and James
Heywood in 1768.
Copied by J. Reid for Mr. Crace, 1850. 57 by 53.
15. Plan of the Parish of St. Marylebone, on two
sheets, showing the Improvement proposed
on the Marylebone Park Estate, with part of
the Parish of St. Pancras.
By John White, 1809. 371 by 26.
16. Large Plan of the Parish of Sl. Marylebone, in
three parts, constructed by order of the Ves
try.
From an Actual Survey by Peter Potter. Neele & Son
sculp., 1820. 72* by 35-
17. Plan of the Parish.
Surveyed by Graf & Soret, 1833. 22 by n*.

PORT. XIV. ST. MARYLEBONE. 99
18. Drawn Plan of the Marylebone Estate in 1708,
purchased by the Duke of Newcastle, of John
Austain, and now the Duke of Portland's by
marriage. Copied from the original in the Duke's possession by
John White, junr., the Duke's Agent, in 1827. 21 by 16.
19. Drawn Plan on 6 sheets, of the Duke of Port
land's Estate, with the Names of the Tenants
who had Leases to build for a term of 99 years.
Surveyed by John White, 1 797-1 799. 49 by 46.
20. Plan of the Estate belonging to Lord Harley,
and Lady Henrietta Cavendish Holies Har
ley. " A design of ye Buildings already
begun to be built in ye Parish of S*. Maryla-
Bonne." With table of measured distances from the intended
Cavendish Square. Designed and delineated by John
Prince. Ingraved by Sutton Nicholls, 1719. 26* by 20.
21. Drawn Plan of the Property belonging to the
City of London ; where the Lord Mayor's
Banquetting House formerly stood, now
Stratford Place.
By J. Hanway, junr., 1732. 15 by 9*.
22. Drawn Plan of the Property belonging to the
City of London, now Stratford Place, show
ing the boundary of Mr. Hope's property.
By J. Hanway, junr., 1732. 9 by 15.
23. Plan of the above Property, with a plan of the
Banquetting House, and the Conduit that
supplied the City of London.
J. Peacock del*. G. Dance sculp., 1772. 8f by 15.

IOO MAPS AND PLANS OF LONDON.

24. Drawn Plan of Stratford Place, showing the
Houses, &c, and the alteration of the Sewer,
1772. 17* by 3.
25. Drawn Plan of Stratford Place, showing Ayre
Brook before it was covered over.
By John Lister, 1779. 17* by 11.
26. Drawn Plan of the Estate of John Thomas
Hope, Esq., adjoining the City of London
Property in Stratford Place.
By J. Hanway, 1732. 19* by 15.
27. A Plan of the Ground belonging to Lord Foley,
with plan of the House since purchased by
the Commissioners to connect Regent Street
with Portland Place.
7. Yeoman del*. Thos. Jeffery sculp., 1764. 36 by 22.
28. Large Plan of an Estate called the Marylebone
Park Farm, belonging to the Crown : taken
by order of the Lords' Commissioners of His
Majesty's Treasury.
G. Richardson del*., 1794. 45 by 37.
29. Three small Plans for laying out Regent's
Park. Potter del'. Neele sculp., 1 809. With explanations by
J. White. each 13* by 8*.
30. Plan of Regent's Park, late Marylebone Park,
and part adjoining as intended. Also plan of
the New Street to Carlton House.
J. Nash del'., 1812. 12 by 10*.

Port. XIV. ST. MARYLEBONE. IOl
31. Plan of Marylebone Park, with the Regent's
Canal and the Property around it, from Pad
dington to the Hampstead Road.
J. Nash del*., 18 12. 16 by 13
32. Plan of the Regent's Park Estate.
As designed by John Nash. J. Basire sculp., 1826.
19 by 17.
33. Plan of Regent's Park, with additional Ground
at the North, recently acquired from Eton
College and Lord Southampton.
J. Basire sculp., 1841. 20* by 16.
34. Plan of the Zoological Society's Garden, &c,
1841. 16* by 13.
35. Bird's-Eye View Plan of ditto, 1854. 9 by 7.
36. Ground Plan of the Royal Colosseum in Re
gent's Park.
J. Basire lithog., 1855. 23 by 18^.
37. Plan of the St. John's Wood Estate, belonging
to Col. Eyre, with the proposed Improve
ments. By Spurrie & Phipps, 1794. 18* by 11.
38. Plan of part of the above Estate as laid out for
Building, 1794. 17 by 13.
39. Plan of the New Road from Marylebone Park
to Finchley.
H Phillips del*. R. Cartwright sculp., 1824. 21 by 17.
40. Drawn Plan of the New Road from Paddington
to Tottenham Court Road, showing the Pro
perty in Marylebone Parish.
By 7. Marsh, 1757. 28* by 15*.

102 MAPS AND PLANS OF LONDON.
41. Plan ofthe New Road from Paddington to Is
lington, showing the Property taken for the
Improvement. B. Cole sculp., 1756. 19 by 6*.
42. Drawn Plan of several Freehold Estates, situ
ate on the north of the New Road, within the
Parish of S7 Marylebone, parts of Hamp
stead and S*. Pancras.
Copied from the Survey made by John Jones in 1799 ;
by Mr. Crace in 1850. 46 by 39.

PARISH OF ST. PANCRAS.
43. Large Map in two sheets of the Parish of Sl.
Pancras. From a minute and correct Survey. By J. Thompson.
J. Palmer sculp., 1804. 56 by 20.
44. Large Map on three sheets of the Parish of S'.
Pancras. Corrected by E. Dazv. R. Burwood sculp., 1849. 60 by 27.
45. Plan of the Hamlet of Kentish Town, 1810. 25 by 18.
46. Plan of the South- Western District of the
Parish of S7 Pancras.
From the Large Plan of the Commissioners of Paving.
Wm. Farey del*. J. Claghorn sculp., 1820. 26* by 15.
47. A Drawn Plan of Caesar's Camp at Pancras, in
its primitive state.
By Dr. Stukeley in 1750. \o\hy 6*.

Port. XIV. ST. MARYLEBONE. 103
48. A Drawn Plan of Caesar's Camp called the
Brill, near Battle Bridge.
By Dr. Stukeley, 1750. 13 by 8.
49. A Survey of the Land belonging to the Found
ling Hospital, before it was let for building.
By W. Newton, 1763. 23* by 17*.
50. Plan of the Carmarthen Estate near Tottenham
Court Road.
By Whitcomb, 1781. 13* by 11*.
51. Plan of the intended Improvements on the
Duke of Bedford's Estate, North of Russell
Square. Hullmandel sculp., 1820. 18 by 12*.
52. Plan of the Haverstock and Kentish Town
Estate, belonging to Lord Southampton, sold
in Lots. Augst. 10th, 1840. The First part.
Madeley sculp. 26* by \%\.
53. Plan of Fitzroy Farm and the Highgate Estate
belonging to Lord Southampton, sold in
Lots, Augst. 10th, 1840. The Second part.
Madeley sculp. 27* by 23.
54. Plan of the Estate in the Vicinity of Regent's
Park, belonging to Lord Southampton, sold
in Lots, Augst. 12th, 1840. The Third part.
Madeley sculp. 23* by 18*.
55. Plan of the Estate of the late John Gregory
and others, in High Street, Camden Town.
Surveyed by 7. Salway, 1806.

104 MAPS AND PLANS OF LONDON.

Portfolio XV.
PARISH OF ST. GILES'-IN-THE-FIELDS.
I. "A Mapp of the Parish of S7 Giles's in the
Fields, taken from the last Survey, with Cor
rections and additions."
From Stow's Survey, by Rich. Blome, 1720, and for
1755. each 15 by 12*.
2. Map of the Parishes of S*. Giles' in the Fields
and S'. George, Bloomsbury.
N. R. Hewitt, 1824. 25* by 21.
3. The etching of the above.
4. Plan of the Parishes of S'. Giles' in the Fields
and S7 George's, Bloomsbury.
By N. R. Hewitt, 1824. 171 by 13.
5. Plan of the Parishes as above, with additions,
&c. By N. R. Hewitt, 1828. 17* by 13.
6. " A Scheme of the North- West Part of the
Suburbs as in Henry VIII. time."
Copied by Dr. Stukeley in 175 1 from an Ancient Draw
ing on parchment, showing Tottenham Court, The Manor
of Bloomsbury, The Ficket Field, Lamb's Conduit, &c.
16 by 9*.
7. Another Plan similar to the above, but from
another Ancient Drawing.
Copied by Dr. Stukeley in 175 1. 12 by 7*.

PORT. XV ST. GILES 'S-IN-THE-FIELDS. 1 05
8. Sl. Giles's in the Fields about the years 1200 to
1300, from Documents in possession of the
Parish. From Parton's History of St. Giles's, pubd. 1822. 17 by 11*.
9. Plan of the Boundaries of S*. Giles's Parish,
about the year 1300.
From Parton's History. 17 by 11*.
10. Plan of the Parish of S'. Giles's and the Suburbs
as it appeared about 1750, and Views of the
two Churches.
From Parton's History. 17 by 11.
11. "A Plott for all Thickett Field."
Being a Plan of the Ground now Lincoln's Inn Fields.
A Copy from an Original Plan of 1592 by J. Long,
which is endorsed by Lord Burlington. 20 by 16*.
12. Plan of Lord Lindsey's House in Lincoln's Inn
Fields. 14 by 10.
13. Drawn Plan of Sir John Soane's House in Lin
coln's Inn Fields. 9 by 7.
14. Plan of Ditto engraved. 8 by 6.
15. Drawn Plan of the Antient Manor of Blooms
bury. " The exact Plott and Description of Certaine Lands being
partes of the Mannor of Bloomesbury, lying and being
within the Parish of S\ Giles, in ye Fields and ye County
of Middlesex ; parcell of ye possessian of The Right Hono
rable Thomas Earl of Southampton, i66|7'
By Jno. Daynes. 20* by 15*.

106 MAPS AND PLANS OF LONDON.
1 6. Plan of intended Improvements on the Estate
of the Duke of Bedford, showing Russell
Square and the New Streets adjoining.
Neele sculp., 1 800. 1 8 by 1 2*.
17. Plan of part of the Estate of the Duke of Bed
ford, showing Russell Square and the adjoin
ing Streets and the Property belonging to
the City of London in Tottenham Court
Road. Pubd. by the Office of Works, Guildhall. Metcalfe
sculp., 1802. 17 by 11.
18. Plan of intended Improvements on the Estate
of the Duke of Bedford, as surveyed and laid
out for building, &c, by James Burton.
J. Tuppin sculp., 1806. 19 by 12.
19. Plan of Old Montague House.
By Monsr. Poughet, 1709. 15 by 10.
20. Plan of the British Museum, built by Sir
Robert Smirke, and plans of the 3 stories.
J. Basire sculp., 1838. 16 by 13.
21. Plan of the New Street from Oxford Street to
Holborn, showing the property required for
the formation of it.
By 7. Chawner & J. Pennethorne, 1840. 33 by 13.
22. Plan of the New Street from Long Acre to
Broad Street, Sl. Giles's, showing the va
rious property required for the improvement.
By 7. Chawner & J. Pennethorne, 1840. 40 by 13.
23. Plan of the Estate of Revd. W. P. Reid, in
Great Earl Street, Seven Dials.
By H. Lane. Hewitt sculp., 181 1. 12* by 8.

Port. XV ST. ANDREW'S, HOLBORN, ETC. 107
24. A Drawn Plan of Property belonging to the
Crown in Holborn, from Newton Street to
Little Turnstile, with names of Tenants, &c.
By Thos. Chawner, 1795. . 34* by 14*.
25. A Drawn Plan of Houses and Ground in and
near Holborn, held by Thos. Lee, Esq.,
under a Lease from the Crown.
By Thos. Chawner, 1795. 24 by 14*.

PARISH OF ST. ANDREW HOLBORN, AND ST.
GEORGE-THE-MARTYR QUEEN SQUARE.
26. "A Mapp of the Parish of S*. Andrew's, Hol
born, as well within the Liberty as without,
taken from the last Survey."
For Stow's London, by Richd. Blome, 1720 ; and ditto
for 1755. each lS by 12.
27. A Drawn Plan showing the houses in Great
and Little Ormond Streets, Red Lyon Street,
Lamb's Conduit Street, and Millman Street,
and Schedules of the Leases and Rentals of
each house inscribed,
" A Lease of the undermenshoned Ground was granted to
Dr. Richd. Barton by the ffeofers of Rugby School for 50
years from <^mas 1686 at£$oper annum and some time
after the Dr. assigns ye same to Sr. Willm. Millman KK"
7. Robins del*. 33 by 25.
28. Plan of Powis House, Great Ormond Street. 14 by 8.
29. Drawn Plan of the Bedford Charity Estate near
Red Lion Square in 1803. 12 by 7*-

108 MAPS AND PLANS OF LONDON.
30. Engraved Plan from the above Drawing, 181 3.
IO by 7*.
31. Plan of the Boar's Head Brewhouse and three
Houses in front thereof, on East side of
Gray's Inn Lane, belonging to the City of
Bristol. By 7. Chawner, 1822. 22 by 18.
32. Another Plan of the above, with alterations.
By 7. Chawner, 1835. 22 by 18.
33. Plan of Ely House and Chapel, &c, belonging
to the Bishop, as it was in 1704. 10 by 6*.
34. Plan for building Houses on the Bishop of
Ely's Estate, at Bishop Moore's Expense.
Surveyed by John Stone, 1708-9. 19 by 14.
35. Plan of Furnival's Inn in 1821.
By 7. Grissell. 7 by 4*.
36. Plan of Furnival's Inn as it is now.
Built by Mr. Peto, 1821. 37 by 25.

Port. XV. ST. JAMES'S, CLERKENWELL. 109

PARISH OF ST. JAMES, CLERKENWELL.
37. " Plan of the Parish of S*. James, Clerkenwell,
taken from the last Survey."
From Stow, 1720; and ditto for 1755. each 14* by 11*.
38. Plan of the Parish and its Environs, with
Views of the Old and the New Churches of
S*. James.
By Tyrer, 1805. 12 by ii.
39. Plan of a Brewery and Premises in Si John
Street, Clerkenwell.
Sold by Messrs. Shuttleworth & Stevens, March 5th,
1818. 13 by 16*.
40. Plan of Property in S7 John Street, Greenhill
Rents, and Cow Cross, 181 2. 11 by 12*.
41. Plan ofthe Sessions House for Co. Middlesex.
Rogers arch'., 1799. 15 by 10.
42. Plan ofthe Estate of Thomas Seckford, Esq..
in S'. John Street, Clerkenwell, for the sup
port of Almhouses at Woodbridge, Suffolk.
By Lowell, 1764. 10 by 7.
43. Drawn Plan of an Estate at the corner of Cor
poration Row and the Islington Road, 1810.
17 by 14.
44. Plan of the Estate of Robert McWilliam, at
Maiden Lane and Battle Bridge.
Standidge & Lemon lithog, 1810. 21 by 16.

110 MAPS AND PLANS OF LONDON.

PARISH OF ST. MARY, ISLINGTON,
AND ITS ENVIRONS.
45. Plan of the Roads and Footpaths of the Parish
of SI Mary, Islington.
From an Actual Survey made by J. Hawksworth, 1735.
15 by 10.
46. Plan of the Parishes of Si Andrew, Holborn,
SI George's, Queen Square, SI James's,
Clerkenwell, SI ' Luke's, and Si Mary, Is
lington. From Stow's Survey. B. Cole sculp., 1754. 14* by 9.
47. Plan of the Parish and its Environs, with a
small Map of the Parish on it.
E. & B. Baker del*, et sculp., 1793. 13 by 12.
48. Another Plan of the above, with additions to
1805. 13 by 12.
49. Plan of Houses in Upper Street, Islington, on
the site of the Old Pied Bull Inn. 12 by 10.
50. Plan of Islington Parish.
From an Actual Survey made 1805-6, by R. Dent
(with a small View of Willow Bridge, Canonbury, 1821),
and corrected to 1 831, by 6". Rhodes. 24 by 17*.
51. Plan of the Parish of SI Mary, Islington, with
the boundaries of the Ecclesiastical Districts.
By R. Creighton. John Dower sculp., 1841. 14 by 13.
52. Plan of the Parish, the same as above, with ad
ditions. By R. Creighton. J. Dower sculp., 1848. 14 by 13.

PORT. XV ST. MAR Y, ISLINGTON. 1 1 1
53. Plan of the Parish as surveyed by E. & B.
Baker, with Views of the 3 Churches.
B. Baker sculp., 1850. 10 by 8.
54. Plan of part of the Barnsbury Manor Estate,
belonging to Henry Tufnell, Esq., at Hollo
way, proposals for building on the Estate,
with the particulars for building.
By H. Shaw. J. Basire lith, 1843. 15 by 12*.
55. Plan of the Lower Estate, with an addition of
the adjoining property.
By H. Shaw. J. Basire lith., 1843. 18* by 15.
56. " Plan of the Cattle Market in Lower Road,
Islington, erected by John Perkins."
A. Chabot sculp., 1836. 16 by 11.
57. Plan of the Cattle Market erected by J. Per
kins. Sold August 9th, 1852, by Messrs. Farebrother & Co.
Madley lithog., 1852. 23* by 19.
58. Plan of the New Metropolitan Cattle Market at
Copenhagen Fields, Islington.
J. B. Bunning arch*. King lithog., 1855. 42* by 30.
59. An Invitation Card to the Opening Ceremony.
60. A Drawn Plan and Elevation of the Panarmo-
nium projected by Sigr. Lanza, corner of Li
verpool Street, and New Road, 1836. 10 by 17.
61. "An Actual Survey of the New River Head
near Islington, 1750."
Drawn by Jno. Champion. 12 by 7\.

112 MAPS AND PLANS OF LONDON.
62. Plan of an Estate of the Clothworkers' Com
pany at Frog Lane, Islington.
Sam1. Angell arch*. A bram lithog., 1845. 14 by 12.
63. Plan of a Freehold Estate at Church Street,
Islington. Sold by Messrs. Driver in 1845. 8* by 13.
64. Plan of a Copyhold Estate, Church Lane, near
the Church, Islington.
Sold by Messrs. Farebrother & Co. Madly lithog.,
1846. 9 by 13.
65. " Ground Plan of the Pentonville Prison for
500 prisoners on the separate system." 21 by 17*.
66. Plan of approaches for proposed Albert Park.
In the Parish of Si Mary, Islington — Horn-
sey — SI Mary, Stoke Newington — &c.
Surveyed 185 1. On scale 200 ft. to the inch. Cart
wright lithog. 5 ft. by 3 ft. 9.

Port. XVI. ST. LEONARD'S, SHOREDITCH. 113

Portfolio XVI.
PARISH OF ST. GILES, CRIPPLEGATE WITHOUT.
1.' Two Maps of SI Giles', Cripplegate Without.
From Stow's Survey by R. Blome, 1720, and for 1755.
each 15 by 12.
2. -Drawn Plan of Peerless Pool, and the Ground
let for building the New SI Luke's Hospital
in Old Street Road.
Surveyed by J. Baker. 18 by 17*-.

PARISH OF ST. LEONARD'S, SHOREDITCH.
3. Two Plans of the Parish of SI Leonard's, Shore-
ditch, including part of Norton Folgate and
Cripplegate Without.
From Stow's Survey, by R. Blome, 1720, and 1755. 14 by 11*.
4. An Actual Survey of the Parish of SI Leonard,
Shoreditch. Taken in the year 174I, by Peter Chassereau. J. Cole
sculp., 1745. 22 by 20.
5. A Survey of Roads from Old Street Church to
Shoreditch Church.
Circa 1740. 9 by 7.

114 MAPS AND PLANS OF LONDON.
6. Plan of the Highway under the Trust of the Old
Street Turnpike.
By W. Wickings, 1809. 26* by 14.
7. Plan of the City Road from Islington to Old
Street Road.
By W. Wickings. D. Wright sculp., 1809. 19 by 11.
8. Small Plan as the above, with the name of each
individual property, 1756. 7 by 4*.
9. A Drawn Plan of the Manor of Wenlock Barn,
in the Parish of SI Leonard, Shoreditch, and
St. Luke (the City Road is marked on it).
Surveyed by Thos. Pride, 1799. 25 by 16.
10. Plan of the Hoxton Estate belonging to the
Haberdashers' Company, purchased by Mr.
Aske's Charity.
Copied from Mr. Leybourn's Survey, made in May, 1690.
By J. Baker, 1792. 23 by 16.
1 1. A smaller Plan of the above showing the Plan
of the Building for Mr. Aske's Alms Houses
and School, &c.
Copied from the Original Drawing in possession of the
Company, by J. Baker, 1792. 20 by 12.
12. Drawn Plan of part of the above Estate laid
out for building on, with Descriptions and
Estimates. By J. Baker, 1808. '20* by 12*.
13. Drawn Plan of the above Estate, with another
plan for building.
By J. Baker, 18 10. 21 by 16*.

Port. XVI. WHITECHAPEL. 115
14. Plan of an Estate in the Parish of SI Leo
nard's, Shoreditch, at the corner of the Old
Street Road.
Sold by Messrs. Crawter, 1832. R. Cartwright lithog.
23 by 19.

CHRIST CHURCH, SPITALFIELDS.
15. Plans of Spittle Fields and places adjacent.
From Stow's Survey, by R. Blome, 1720 and 1755. 14 by 12.

PARISH OF ST. MARY, WHITECHAPEL, AND
ST. JOHN'S, WAPPING.
16. Plan of the Parish of SI John's, Wapping, and
of SI Paul, Shadwell.
For Stow's Survey by Rd. Blome, 1720. 15 by 11*.
17. Plan of the Parish of SI Mary, Whitechapel,
and SI John's, Wapping.
From Stow's Survey, by R. Blome, 1755. 14* by 11*.
18. Plan of the Parish of SI Mary, Whitechapel,
and a small plan of SI Katherine's by the
Tower. From Stow's Survey, by J.'Ogleby, 1755. 14* by 12*.
19. Plan of part of the Leman Estate in Goodman's
Field, the property of Wm. Strode, sold in
Lots by Driver & Compy, August 4th, 181 5.
George Mills sculp. 1 5 by 1 1 *.
20. Plan of the Estate belonging to Joseph Cuff, in
High Street, Whitechapel, for sale, 181 8.
Wm. Merrington del*. F. Style sculp. 1 5 by 12*.
1 2-

Il6 MAPS AND PLANS OF LONDON.
21. Drawn Plan of an Estate belonging to the
Crown, in High Street, Mile End.
Surveyed by Thos. Chawner, 1816. 26 by 18.
22. Drawn Plan of the Estate of John Clark Powell,
situate in Whitechapel Road.
Surveyed by W. H. Ashpital, 1805. 40 by 29.
23. Plan of the Estate in Cleveland Street and
Mile End Road.
Sold by Mr. Gadsden in 1838. 15 by 11*.
24. A Correct Plan of the Great Fire at Radcliffe,
which took place July 23rd, 1794. By which
Conflagration 453 Dwelling Houses and up
wards of 20 Public Buildings were destroyed.
A sketch of Shadwell Water-works on left
corner of Plan.
By W. Frazer, 1794. 25 by 18*.

PARISH OF ST. PAUL, SHADWELL.
25. Plans of the Parish of Si Paul, Shadwell.
From Stow's Survey by R. Blome, 1720, and for 1755.
each 12 by 7.

PARISH OF ST. DUNSTAN, STEPNEY,
WITH THE 8 HAMLETS.
26. " An Actual Survey of the Parish of SI Dun-
stan, Stepney, alias Stebunheath, describing
exactly the Bounds of the eight Hamlets con
tained in the said Parish."
A very carefully drawn and coloured Map on roller. The
figure of S*. Dunstan painted on Title. Taken A.D, 1703
by Joel Gascoyne. 48 by 43'

Port. XVI. STEPNEY. 117
27. Two Maps of the Parish of SI Dunstan's, Step
ney, by John Ogilby.
From Stow's Survey, 1720 and 1755. 17 by 11*.
28. "An Actual Survey of the Hamlet of Lime-
house, in the Parish of Stepney."
By Joel Gascoyne, 1703. John Harris sculp. 24 by 21.
29. Plan of Estates adjoining the Commercial
Road, and at Stepney.
Sold by private Contract, 1807. 12 by 11.
30. Plan of a Freehold Estate near Limehouse
Church, Jamaica Place, Commercial Road.
C. R. Ruthvin lithog. 17 by 11*.
31. Drawn Plan of the Estate of Mary Welford in
Church Lane and Mitre Court, at Limehouse.
By R. Baker, 1802. 23 by 20.
32. " A Map of the Hamlet of Mile End Old Town
in the Parish of Stepney."
Surveyed A.D. 1703, by Joel Gascoyne. J. Harris sculp.
25 by 21.
33. " An Actual Survey of the Hamlet of Bethnal
Green, in the Parish of Stepney."
Taken in the year 1703 by Joel Gascoyne, surveyor. J.
Harris sculp. 25 by 16*.
34. Plan of the Estate belonging to William Gas
coigne, Esq., at Virginia Row, SI Mary,
Bethnal Green.
Laid out for building by H. Corner. 18 by 14.

Il8 MAPS AND. PL ANS OF LONDON.

BERMONDSEY AND ROTHERHITHE.
35. A Mapp of the Parish of SI Mary, Magdalen,
Bermondsey. Puba. for Stow's Survey, 1755. 14J by 11.
36. A Mapp of the Parish of Si Mary, Rother-
hithe. The survey revised and -corrected by J. Pullen, engd. by
J. Harris, 1720, and ditto for 1755. each 16 by 10*.
37. Plan ofthe Maze Pond Estate in 1830. 13 by 8.
38. A Ground Plan of Bermondsey Abbey.
Published by R. Wilkinson, 1822. 12* by 11*.
39. Plan of an Ancient Inn situate in Tooley
Street, Southwark, formerly belonging to
the Priors of Lewes, in Sussex.
Published by R. Wilkinson, 1817. 12 by 10.
40. Plan of the Road from Rotherhithe to Deptford,
showing the Properties adjoining.
By Arrowsmith, 1796. 6 ft. by 4 ft. 6.
41. Plan of Estate of G. Choumert, Esq., including
Great George Street, and property adjoining,
in Bermondsey, 1831. 16 by 12.
42. A Map of the Parishes of SI Olave and SI
Mary Magdalen, Bermondsey.
Surveyed 1720. 14 by 11*.

Port. XVI. SOUTHWARK. 1 1 9

THE BOROUGH OF SOUTHWARK.
43. A Map of the Parishes of SI Olave and .SI
Thomas, Southwark.
Published for Stow's Survey, 1755. 14 by 1 1.
44. A Map of the Parishes of SI Saviour's, South
wark and SI George's.
Taken from ye last Survey, 1720, and ditto for 1755.
14 by 11*.
45. Plan of property in Layton's Buildings, adjoin
ing High Street, Borough.
Circa 1800. 13 by 6.
46. A Plan of the Marshalsea Prison, 1843.
J. Shuttleworth lithog. 17 by 14.
47. A Plan of Streets, Roads, &c, between Black
Fryers Bridge, London Bridge, &c, together
with the intended New Streets, Roads, &c.
7. Kitchen sculp., 1762. 19 by 13^
48. Another plan of the above. 14 by 9.
49. The Rules, of the King's Bench Prison.
By W. Belch about 1830. 6by 4\.
50. A Map of the Surrey side of the Thames from
Westminster Bridge to the Borough, &c.
Circa 1760. 8 by 10^.
51. A Map of the New Roads from Westminster
on the Surrey side.
Circa 1760. H by 8*.

120 MAPS AND PLANS OF LONDON.

PARISH OF CHRIST CHURCH.
52. " Holland's Leaguer or Manor House of Paris
Garden, with plan of part of the Parish of
Christ Church."
Published by R. Wilkinson, 1822. 12 by 8*.
53. A Plan of the Prince's Meadow in its present
state and design for letting it for 93^- years
from Octl 181 5, to build on : and at bottom
a Plan showing the Tract of the old Roman
Road. Basire sculp. 12 by 9.
54. A Plan of the Parish of Christ Church, show
ing the present Sewers.
Circa 1765. 12 by 7*.
55. A Plan of the Parish of Christ Church, Surrey,
in 182 1. ioby 12.
56. A ditto, in 181 1. 9 by 5.
57. A Plan of Albion Place, Blackfriars Road.
From Wilkinson's Londoniana, 181 1. 9 by 5.
58. Plan of a New Street near Christ Church, and
addition to Church Yard.
Circa 1800. 10* by 8.
59. A Survey of the New Roads and Buildings in
SI George's Fields, from Blackfriars Bridge
to Newington, &c.
By Thomas Mylue, 1794. 48 by 36.

PORT. XVI. LAMBETH. 121
60. " Plan ofthe Philanthropic Reform, SI George's
Fields." With References. Printed at the Philanthropic Reform,
1794. 18 by 12*.
61. " Ground Plan of the NewBethlem Hospital in
SI George's Fields."
J. Basire sculp., 181 5. 17-* by 11*.
62. " General Plan of Bethlem Hospital, showing
the Improvements now in progress."
Sidney Smirke arch'., 1834. 19* by 16.

LAMBETH.
63. " Plans of Lambeth and Christ Church Parish,
Southwark, taken from ye last Survey, with
Corrections." 1720 and for 1755. each 14 by 11.
64. Parish of Lambeth divided into Ecclesiastical
Districts, 1824.
By J. Netherclift. 40* by 16
65. Plan of the Parish of SI Mary, Lambeth.
Reduced from the Survey made by direction of the Poor
Law Commissioners, 1838, and completed up to 1841.
64 by 20*.
66. Plan of the Royal Gardens, Vauxhall, for Sale
by Mr. Leifchild, 1841. 21 by 16*.
67. Drawn Plan of Lands situate at Lambeth,
lying between Blackfriars Road and West
minster Road.
By 7. Chawner, 1833. 30 by 21.

122 MAPS AND PLANS OF LONDON.
68. Drawn Outline Plan of the above property.
By 7. Chawner and F. Edwards, 1813. 33 by 20.
69. Two Drawn Plans of a Plot of Land called the
Apollo Gardens, lying next the Westminster
Bridge Road to the Obelisk.
By 7. Chawner. 22 by 18.
70. Drawn Plan of Beaufoy's Vinegar Manufactory
at Cuper's Stairs, on the site of Cuper's Gar
den, and now the Waterloo Bridge Road.
A Private Survey in 1809. 33 by 19.
71. Drawn Survey of the Manor and Parish of
Battersea. Circa 17 10, showing the various holdings of property. 49 by 20.
72. Plan of the River Thames from Battersea to
Vauxhall, showing the proposed Park at
Battersea and the public Roadway on the
North Bank of the River.
By J. Pennethorne, 1845. 34 by 19.
73. Survey of part of Battersea for the New Park,
showing the various Properties.
By Jas. Pennethorne, 1852. 43 by 26.

Port. XVII. PLANS FOR REBUILDING LONDON. 1 23

Portfolio XVII.
PLANS FOR REBUILDING LONDON AFTER THE
GREAT FIRE.
1. " Ichnographia Urbis Londini post Magnum et
fatale Incendium, An0. Domi MDCLXVI."
" A Plan of the City of London after the Great Fire, with
the Modell of the New City according to the design and
proposal of Sir Christopher Wren, Kt., for Rebuilding
thereof, 1666."
H. Hulsbergh sculp., 1724. 28 by 19.
2. Another Copy of the above, " exactly copied
from a very scarce Print in the possession of
the Earl of Pembroke."
P. Fourdrinier sculp., 1744. 27 by 18.
3. " Sir Christopher Wren's Plan for Rebuilding
the City of London after the dreadful Confla
gration in 1666."
A print. 1 1 by 8.
4. " Plan for Rebuilding the City of London after
the Great Fire in 1666. Designed by that
great Architect Sir Christopher Wren, and
approved by the King and Parliament, but
unhappily defeated by Faction."
Sparrow sculp. J3 by 7.

I24 MAPS AND PLANS OF LONDON.
5. "A Plan of the City of London after the Great
Fire in the year of our Lord 1666, with the
Model of the New City according to the Grand
Design of Sir Christopher Wren, KI"
J. Gwynn delt. E. Rooker sculp , 1749. 14 by 10.
6. Another edition of the above, with altered title.
14 by 10.
7. "A Plan for Rebuilding the City after the Fire,
Designed by that Great Architect Si Chris
topher Wren ; with two Prospects of the City
of London before and after the Fire."
J. Rocque delt. et sculp., 1758. 21 by 15.
8. " Londinum Redivivum," " presented by me to
his Majesty a week after the conflagration. —
J. E." " Another projection " (on the same
sheet). — J. E.
The above are two plans by John Evelyn, 1666. Sump.
Soe. Antiq, London, 1748. 18 by 14.
9. "A Plan of London containing twenty-five
Churches only reserved on their old founda
tions, with all the principal Streets almost in
the same situation they formerly were. De
scribed by John Evelyn, Esqre., F.R.S."
With a plan of the City of London after the Great Fire of
1666, according to the design of Sir Christopher Wren,
K*. Sump. Soe. Antiq., 1748. 19 by 14.
10. " London Restored on Sir J. Evelyn's Plan for
Rebuilding that antient Metropolis after the
Fire in 1666."
With view of St. Trinity in the Minories and the Chapel
of the Rolls. B. Cole sculp. 1 3 by 8.

Port. XVII. PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS. 125
11. Proposals of a New Model for Rebuilding the
City of London.
By Vai. Knight. Printed September 20th, 1666. 22 by 14.

PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS IN LONDON.
12. "A Plan of Part of London showing the
Improvements proposed about the Mansion
House, &c, by J. Gwynne, 1766." 20 by 8.
13. Ditto ditto, showing the Improvements about
London Bridge, &c.
By J. Gwynne, 1766. 20 by 13.
14. Ditto ditto, about Leicester Fields, Covent
Garden, the Mewse, &c. 20 by 13.
15. Ditto ditto, Hyde Park, with the City and Liber
ties of Westminster, &c. 20 by 13.
16. Plan of Proposed New Street from the Mansion
House to London Wall, 1800. 16 by 10.
17. Plan of Improvements between the Royal Ex
change and Finsbury Square.
Engraved by J. Cooke, 1802. 20 by 15.
18. Plan of ditto ditto, 1812. 14 by 12.
19. Plan of a Street 80 feet wide between the Royal
Exchange and London Bridge.
By J. Luffman, 1802. *4 by 1 1.

126 MAPS AND PLANS OF LONDON.
20. Plan of the City's Intended Improvement at
Snow Hill, showing the Houses to be re
moved, 1802. 24 by 10.
21. Plan of the above. 17 by 11.
22. Plan of the Property proposed to be purchased
between Fleet Market and Shoe Lane for the
New Market.
Lith. 1824. 19 by 17.
23. Plan of the Improvements in the Port of Lon
don, with the Roads made or projected.
By J. Walker, 1804. 28 by 17.
24. "A Plan for a Street from Moorgate to the
New London Bridge."
J. Huggin lith., 1827. 15 by 11.
25. . " Plan of Property on each side of the River
Thames which may be affected by the ap
proaches to the New London Bridge."
A lith., 1826. 34 by 21.
26. Another Copy of the above, with MS. references
by Messrs. Rennie, and showing proposed
New Streets, 1826. 34 by 21.
27. " Section of the Locks and Construction of the
Piers of London Bridge."
L. Hansard sculp., 1762. 14 by 6.
28. " Sketch showing the Depth of the River
Thames between London Bridge and Bil
lingsgate." L. Hansard sculp. , 8 by 7.

PORT. XVII. PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS. 1 27
29. " Plan and Elevation of London Bridge in its
present state, July 2nd, 1799."
By Dance J. Basire sculp. 20 by 11.
30. "Section of the Waterway at London Bridge
as it was before the opening of the Great Arch
in 1763, from the original MS. by Mr. Smea-
ton." J. Basire sculp., 1799. 15 by 11.
31. " London Improvements." Plan showing the
line of the New Level Streets from New Lon
don Bridge, &c.
By P. Jeffery, 1827. 22 by 17.
32. " Plan for the Improvement of the Approaches
on the South side of New London Bridge."
G. G wilt delt Lekeux sculp., 1828. 26 by 18.
33. Plan showing the Site of St. Michael's Church,
Crooked Lane, together with the Antient line
of Roads and Buildings removed for the
Approaches to the New London Bridge in
1831. By W. Knight, architect. Martin sculp. 11 by 7.
34. Plans of Old and New London Bridges, with
Elevations of the New Bridge and Arches
over Thames Street and Tooley Street.
By J. Rennie. Martin lith., 1831. 22 by 13.
35. " Metropolis Improvements." Plan of the Cha
ring Cross and Strand Improvements ; pro
posed New Street from London Bridge to
the Bank ; Plans, &c, of the Thames Tunnel.
Published by E. Mogg, 1827. 20 by 14.

128 MAPS AND PLANS OF LONDON.
36. Plan of a New Street from Charing Cross to
Portland Place, 181 2. 21 by 15.
37. Plan of proposed New Street from Charing
Cross to Charlotte Street, Bloomsbury.
Published by Sawyer, 1825. 22 by 12.
38. Plan of proposed Improvements at Charing
Cross, St. Martin's Lane, and Entrance to
Strand. Lith., 1826. 19 by 15,
39. Ditto, showing Property to be purchased for the
Improvements at Charing Cross.
Lith., 1826. 19 by 14.
40. Ditto, proposed New Street from Charing Cross
to the British Museum.
Lith. 24 by 15.
41. Ditto, proposed New Street from St. Martin's
Lane to King Street.
By J. D- Pay n. 16 by 12.
42. Ditto, Improvements in the Strand and Charing
Cross, 1 83 1. 7 by 4i-
43. Ditto showing Property to be purchased for
Improvement of Strand, St. Martin's Lane,
&c. J. Basire sculp 19 by 16.
44. Plan showing proposed New Street from Co
ventry Street to Long Acre.
By 7. Chawner and J. Pennethorne. Basire lith. 1840.
19 by 16.

Port. XVII. PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS. 129
45. Plan of proposed New Street from Cranbourne
Street to Bedford Street, Covent Garden.
By J. Pennethorne, 1846. 24 by 19.
46. Plan of proposed Improvements in London.
By Sydney Smirke. 18 by 12.
47. Plan of Freehold Estates purchased by the
Crown near the New Palace, Pimlico, 1841.
Lith. 10 by 7.
48. Plan of the City of Westminster, showing the
proposed Improvements on the property of
the Dean and Chapter of Westminster, and
parts adjoining.
Lith., 1840. In 3 sheets, each 40 by 27.
49. Plan of ditto on a smaller scale, 1841. 29 by 19.
50. Plan of Westminster Improvements.
By Bardwell & Taylor. Lith. 30 by 1 5.
51. Plan showing Alterations proposed in St.
James's Park.
By J. Nash. Basire sculp., 1827. 35 by 16.
52. Large Plan in two sheets of Improvements pro
posed in St. James's Park opposite Bucking
ham Palace.
By W. A. Nesfield. Lith. 1850. 37 by 25.
53. Plan of Lincoln's Inn Fields, with proposed
Law Courts thereon.
About 1830. 18 by 13.
54. Plan of proposed New Street from Aldersgate
Street through Bartholomew Close, 1839. 22 by 10.
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130 MAPS AND PLANS OF LONDON.
55. Plan of proposed New Street from London
Docks to Spitalfields.
By J. Pennethorne, 1840. 30 by 11.
56. Plan showing proposed Extension of Smithfield
Market, 1850. 15 by 12,
57., Another Plan of ditto, 1850. 17 by 12.

THAMES EMBANKMENT.
58. Proposed Plans for Road from Whitehall Place
to Chatham Place, Blackfriars ; and from
Westminster Bridge to intended Hungerford
Suspension Bridge. 46 by 27.
59. River Thames from Vauxhall Bridge to London
Bridge, showing proposed Embankments.
By Walker & Burgis, 1840. 24 by 12.
60. Plan of Chelsea Hospital and the Parts ad
jacent, showing proposed Embankment and
other Improvements, 1845. 26 by 20.

61. Plan showing the several Inns of Court, the
Law Chambers, &c, the Sites for the New
Law Courts and Chambers, and the Extent
of Property proposed to be purchased for the
same. J. Basire lith., 1845. 21 by 1 $¦

Port. XVII. PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS. 131
62. Plan of Streets, Roads, &c, between London
Bridge, Blackfriars Bridge, and Westminster
Bridge, as they now are, together with the
New intended Streets and Roads, 1770. 13 by 9.
63. Plan of Situation of Vauxhall Bridge, with the
Streets and Roads leading thereto.
J. Walker, 181 5. 17 by 7.
64. Plan of intended New Road from Paddington
to Islington.
B. Cole sculp., 1756. 18 by 6.

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132 MAPS AND PLANS OF LONDON.

Portfolio XVIII.
PLANS OF PUBLIC SEWERS.
i. " Plan of the Districts drained by Water
Courses discharging into the River Thames,
between the City of London and the Parish
of Fulham, under the Jurisdiction of the
Commissioners of Sewers for the City and
Liberty of Westminster, and Part of the
County of Middlesex."
P. Potter del. 6". 7. Neale sculp., 1817. 52 by 38.
2, The Second Edition of the above, corrected to
1840. Drawn and engraved by Jas. Wyld. 52 by 38.
3. A later Edition of the above, corrected to 1844.
4. A General Plan of the Public Sewers within the
City of London and the Liberties thereof.
R. Kelsey, surveyor, 1841. CM. Firth, zinco. (Private
issue.) 46 by 26.
5. Reduced Plan of the Holborn and Finsbury
Divisions of Sewers, including St. Leonard,
Shoreditch, and Norton Folgate, showing the
Main Lines and Branches.
R. Mar-tin lith., 1827. 34 by 27.
6. Plan of the Holborn and Finsbury Sewers
(Northern and Southern Districts).
R. Spencer sculp., 1846. In six sheets. 75 by 55-

Port. XVIII. PLANS OF PUBLIC SEWERS. 133
7. " Plan of the Tower Hamlets, comprehending
the various Alterations and Improvements to
the year 1843, from Actual Survey, showing
the whole of the Division under the Jurisdic
tion of the Commissioners of Sewers for the
Tower Hamlets."
By J. Beck, surveyor. Standidge lith. In 3 sheets. 66 by 36.
8. " Plan of Poplar Level, otherwise Stebunheath
Marsh, in the County of Middlesex."
Walker & Burgess engineers. Reduced from the ori
ginal Survey in the possession of the Commissioners of
Sewers, 1841. (Private issue.) 37 by 25.
9. " Plan of the Districts drained by Watercourses
discharging into the River Thames . .
being a portion of the General District under
the Jurisdiction of the Commissioners of
Sewers for the Limits extending from East
Moulsey in Surrey to the Ravensbourne in
Kent." Standidge lith., 1841. 3 sheets. 68 by 37.
10. Map of the Metropolis, showing the Districts
of Sewers.
Standidge lith., 1853. 31 by 23.
11. Map ofthe various Sewers under the Commis
sion for Westminster and Part of Middle
sex. Basire sculp. 9 by 8.
12. Plan for the Improvement of the Sewerage of
Part of Marylebone.
John Phillips, surveyor, 1847. 23 by 20.

I34 MAPS AND PLANS OF LONDON.
13. Longitudinal Section from the Savoy Wharf to
Great Russell Street, Bloomsbury, 1844. 21 by 12.
14. Plan of the Line of Sewer as above. 20 by 1 1.

ALTITUDES ROUND LONDON, ETC.
1 5. Geometrical Landscape with Tables of the Rela
tive Altitudes, calculated from the Trinity
High Water Mark, to the Principal Public
Buildings and other Edifices in the Cities of
London and Westminster and their En
virons. F. Wood & W. Moffatt sculp. Aquatinted by R. Havell,
jun., 1828. 37 by 25.
16. Sections to elucidate the Stratification North
and South of London.
J. W. del. Aspeme pub., 181 5. 8* by 5.

PLANS OF RIVER THAMES AND DOCKS.
17. "Thamasis Descriptio, anno 1588. Roberto
Adamo authore."
Engraved from a Copy made by Mr. Jos. Ames, 1738-
27 by 16.
18. A Drawn Survey of the River Thames from
York Stairs to Westminster Horse Ferry,
Feb. 22, 173J.
By Captain John Mitchell. 22 by 8.

PORT. XVIII. RIVER THAMES AND DOCKS. 1 35
19. Plan of the River Thames from the Tower to
Blackwall.
By the Commissioners of the Trinity House, 1750.
22 by 11.
20. A Survey of the River Thames between Lon
don Bridge and Blackfriars Bridge, with the
Soundings, July 1799, Guildhall. 20 by 10.
21. A Section of the River Thames, with Borings on
each Bank, N. and S., and line of Commer
cial Archway from Limehouse to Rother-
hithe. A Drawing. Mr. Alexander eng., 1803. 28 by 11.
22. " The River Thames from Westminster to Bar
king, showing the obstructions to the Navi
gation, &c."
From the Admiralty Survey, by Captain Bidlock, 1831-
4. The sections by 7. Page, CE. Eng. by Walker. 36 by 11.
23. "A Draught of the River Thames from its
Spring in Glocestershire to its Influx into
the Sea."
By 7- Ogleby, 17 10. 24 by 4*.
24. " The River Thames from Glocestershire to the
Sea." By J. Harris, 1720. 20 by 4*.
25. Map of the River Thames.
Engraved by Neele, 1796. 34 by 9.
26. Panoramic Map of the River Thames from Lon
don Bridge to Ramsgate.
Published by Mogg, 1842. 54 by 9.

136 MAPS AND PLANS OF LONDON.
27. Panoramic Map of the Thames and Medway.
By Tombleson, 1846. 49 by 10.
28. Panoramic Map of the Thames from Windsor
to the Nore.
A Woodcut, 1844. 21 by 15.
29. The River Thames, Longitudinal Section from
Battersea Bridge to Vauxhall Bridge.
By Thos. Page, about 1840. 22 by 11.
30. Plan showing the Public Foreign Sufferance
Wharfs on the Thames, declared to be Public
Wharfs, 1789.
Surveyed by Wm. Fellows, 1796. 31 by 18.
31. A smaller Plan of the above by Ditto. 16 by 9.

DOCKS.
32. The Surrey and Kent Commercial Roads, from
the King's Yards, Deptford, East Country,
and Commercial Docks, to the Bricklayers'
Arms, Kent Road, and Tooley Street.
Published 1720. 16* by \o\.
33. A Plan of the East Country Dock, and an in
tended Dock, adjoining His Majesty's Vic
tualling Office, Transport Office, and Dock
yard, Deptford.
Surveyed by D. Matthews, superintendent. Pub. 1790,
26* by 16J.
34. A proposed Plan of Wet Docks in Wapping,
&c. By Ralph Walker, published 1796. 31 by 18.

Port. XVIII. RIVER THAMES AND DOCKS. 137
35. The proposed Wet Docks and Cut from New
Gravel Lane to Blackwall.
Published by Fairburn, 1796. 16 by 10.
36. The London Docks, showing Plan of the River
Thames from Blackwall to London Bridge,
and showing proposed Docks and Cut.
D. Alexander, surveyor, 1799. 20 by 11.
37. Plan of proposed London Docks, 1799. 19 by 14.
38. A correct Plan of the London Docks, showing
the Houses and other Premises within the
Limits granted by Act of Parliament, 1800.
R. Rowe sculp. 23 by 18.
39. An Accurate Plan of the Docks for the West
India Trade, and the Canal, in the Isle of
Dogs ; begun 1800.
R. Rowe sculp. 23 by 17.
40. Plan of West India Docks and adjoining Roads,
1800. 16 by 10.
41. Plan of the West India Docks, &c, designed
and dedicated to the Directors.
By R. Walker. B. Baker sculp., 1802. 15 by 11.
42. Plan of the East India Docks at Blackwall.
J. Rennie and R. Walker, engineers, published 1803.
19 by 13.
43. Plan of the Commercial Docks at Rotherhithe.
J. Walker, January 1820. Published by Wilkinson. 14 by 8.
44. Plan of the proposed St. Katherine's Docks.
Designed by 7. Telford, C.E., and P. Hardwick, archi
tect, lith. 1828. 23 by 17-

138 MAPS AND PLANS OF LONDON.

CANALS TO OR NEAR LONDON.
45. Plan of the intended Canal from the Powder
Mill near Hounslow to Marylebone.
M. Osmond, 1696. 18 by 12.
46. Plan of the intended Canal from Uxbridge to
Marylebone. R. Erskine del. Jeffry sculp., 1766. 29 by 10.
47. Plan and Profil of the intended Navigable Canal
from Moorfields into the River Lee at Walt
ham Abbey.
By R. Whitworth. Faden & Jeffery sculp., 1773. 45 by 12.
48. Plan and Profil of the intended Canal from
Marylebone to Moorfields.
Faden & Jeffery sculp., 1773. 16 by 11.
49. Grand Junction Canal with Branch to Padding
ton. Published 1802. 15 by 12.
50. Plan of the Regent's Canal from Paddington to
Limehouse, 1823. 23 by II.

WATER SUPPLY.

51. Map of the Metropolis, showing the Districts
supplied by the different Water Companies.
Lith., 1843. 31 by 23.
52. A Plan of the Parts of the City and Liberties
of Westminster and Parts adjacent, as are

Port. XVIII. WATER SUPPLY.

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supplied with Water by the Chelsea Company:
distinguishing those parts which are solely
supplied by them and those supplied in con
cert with other Companies.
Published 1789. 22 by 24.
53. Plan of the intended South London Water
works at Kennington, Surrey ; as proposed
and surveyed by Ralph Dodd, Engineer,
1804. A Print. 25* by 16*.
54. Plan of the District proposed to be supplied
with Water by the West Middlesex Water
works, Sept. 25, 1809.
R. Walker, engineer. W. West sculp., 18 10. 23 by 18.
55. " Plan for Improving the Supply of Water to
the Grand Junction Water Works, showing
the Line of Main Pipes from the River Thames
in the Parish of Teddington to the Grand
Junction Water Works at Paddington,
MDCCCXXXIV." With horizontal section. Lithog. in colours. 34 by 24.
56. Map of the New River from its Source near the
Town of Ware to London, and Part of the
River Lea.
Thos. Telford, engineer. Lith. 1834. 29* by 12.
57. Plan and Section of a Line of Aqueduct from
the River Wandle at Beddington to Clapham
Common. Thomas Telford, engineer, 1834. 29 by 9.

140 MAPS AND PLANS OF LONDON.
58. Ditto, ditto, from the River Verulam above
Watford to Primrose Hill.
Thos. Telford, 1834. 29 by 11.
59. " A Plan of the Design for making the River
Coin from Watford navigable, as also ye Cut
from ye Cowley Stream below ye Town of
Uxbridge, for ye better supplying ye Citties
of London and Westminster with Water,
1694." 21 by 19.

THAMES TUNAEL.

1. The Thames Tunnel ; a Print showing Longi
tudinal Section, the two Arched Entrances,
and the Iron Shield used in its Formation,
with Plan of the Roads in its Vicinity, 1827.
9 by 10.
2. The Tunnel under the River Thames ; a Print
showing various Sections.
E. Tyrrell sculp., 1835. 16 by 11.
3. Thames Tunnel. Plan with Transverse Section
of the River, showing the Progress made in
1840. J. Pinchback del. A coloured Print. 25 by 15.
4. A later Edition of the above, showing the Tun
nel as finished in 1843 by Sir I. Brunei. 25 by 15.

PORT. XIX. ENVIRONS OF LONDON. 141

Portfolio XIX.
ENVIRONS OF LONDON.
1. Map of Middlesex, from Norden's " Speculum
Brittaniae," 1593. 8* by 7.
2. " Middlesex, olim a Trinobantibus habitata."
Map by J. Norden, 1593. 14 by 11.
3. " Middle-sexia." By R. Morden, 1646. 16 by 15*.
4. " A Mapp of ye County of Middlesex, with its
Hundreds, by Ric. Blome. By His Maj.
comand," 1686. 12*- by 11.
5. " An Actuall Survey of Middlesex."
By John Ogilby. W.Binneman sculp., 1694.* 21 by 17.
6. " A New Map containing the Towns, Gentle
men's Houses, &c, round London," maedand
sold by H. Moll, about 1700. 11 by 10.
7. Map of " Middlesex."
By Robert Morden, 1706. 16* by 14*.
8. " Middelsexise cum Hertfordias Charta."
Amstelodami apud Joannem Jansonium, 1706. 22 by 18.
9. " A Map Twenty Miles round London."
Sold by George Bickham, 1706. 22 by 20*.

142 MAPS AND PLANS OF LONDON.
io. "A Map containing the Townes, Villages, &c.,
20 miles round London."
Sold by Phil. Lea, 1706. 22 by 20.
11. "A New and Correct Mapp of Middlesex, Essex,
and Hertfordshire. Actually surveyed by J.
Warburton, J. Bland, and P. Smyth," 1710.
With Arms of Gentry on sides and bottom of map, 514
coats. 71 by 45.
12. "A Survey of Westminster and adjacent
Country." A Photograph from the Drawn Plan by J. P. Desma-
retz, 1717. 14 by 11.
13. Map of the County of Middlesex.
By R. W. Seale, 1720. Arms of the City Companies
on each side. 29 by 20.
14. "A New and Correct Map of Thirty Miles
round London, done from the Best Surveys."
With small View of London and List of Towns, Gentle
men's Seats, &c. By George Willdey, 1720. 38 by 26.
15. "The Counties of Essex, Middlesex, and Hert
fordshire." With Plan of St. Albans and View of Colchester. By
P. Overton and 7. Bowles, 1726. 37 by 23.
16. " Charta Regionis quae est circa Londinum."
A German Map of the Country round London, dated
1741, with View of London at bottom. 22 by 20.
17. "The County of Middlesex actually Surveyed
and Delineated."
By P. Griffin. Engraved by J. Oliver, 1748. 36 by 23*.

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Port. XIX. ENVIRONS OF LONDON. 1 43
18. " An Exact Survey of the Citys of London,
Westminster, ye Borough of Southwark, and
the Country near Ten Miles round. Begun
in 1741, and ended in 1745."
By John Rocque, and engraved by R. Parr. In 16 sheets.
101 by 75.
19. Ditto, with Alterations and Additions to 1774.
101 by 75.
20. Map of London and the Environs.
By John Rocque, 1754. 27 by 19.
21. A Map of London and Surrounding Country.
By J. Rocque. R. Parr sculp., 1754. 25 by 20.
22. A Map of the County of Middlesex.
Reduced from an Actual Survey by John Rocque, 1757.
27 by 20.
23. " Kaart von Londen."
Dutch Map of London and its Environs. " Te Amster
dam, by Isaac Tirion, 1754." !6* by 11.
24. " An Accurate Survey of the Country about the
Cities of London and Westminster for 15
Miles in Length and 12 in Depth, 1758."
Bennett sculp. I7 by 13-
25. "A New and Correct Map of the Country
Twenty Miles round London."
About 1780. 14 by 13-
26. "An Accurate Map of the Country Twenty
Miles round London."
Published by Fielding, 1782. 13* by 1 1.
27. "A Topographical Map of the Country Twenty
Miles round London."
On a scale of two miles to an inch, 1790. 2* .dr

144 MAPS AND PLANS OF LONDON.
28. A Survey of the Country round London.
By 7. Milne, 1800. The 3rd part only. 20 by 17.
29. "Andrews's New and Accurate Map of the
Country Thirty Miles round London."
Published by 7. Heskett, 1806. 26* by 24*.
30. "A New Topographical Map of the Country in
the Vicinity of London."
On a scale of two inches to a mile. Published by W.
Faden, 1 810. 32 by 31.
31. " Map of the County of Middlesex, from an
Actual Survey in 1818 and 1819 by C. Green
wood." In 4 sheets. 50 by 48.
32. The Environs of London, 1832. 15 by 12*.
33. The Environs of London, 1852. 15 by 12*.
34. " The Environs of London," Windsor Castle to
Gravesend. By J. Dower, 1855. 30 by 21.
35. London and its Environs.
Part of the Ordnance Survey. 9 sheets, each 35* by 24.
36. Fourteen Plans of Roads leading from London
to the Environs.
From Ogilby's " Book of Roads," 1689. Each 12 by 2*.
37. A Plan of His Majesty's Manor of East Green
wich. Taken 1754. With a Plan of Maiden-
stone Hill. 13* by 11*.

Port. XIX. POSTAL DISTRICTS. 1 45
38. Sketch Plan of an Estate belonging to the
Crown at Maidenstone Hill, in the Parish of
East Greenwich, 1822. 19 by 15.
39. Drawn Plan of Palace Green, Kensington Gar
dens, as arranged for building by order of the
Commissioners of Works, &c, 1840. 37 by 24.
40. Drawn Plan of the New Buildings in St.
George's Fields.
Surveyed by Thos. Milne, 1794. On roller. 56 by 52.
41. Drawn Survey of the Road from Rotherhithe
to Deptford.
By Arrowsmith. On roller. 76 by 55.
42. Albert Park and Approaches in the Parish of
St. Mary Islington, Hornsey, Stoke Newing-
ton, and West Hackney, in the County of
Middlesex, 1851.
Cartwright lith. On roller. 60 by 45.
43. Plan for laying out the Victoria Park, near
Bethnal Green.
By Thos. Chawner and J. Pennethorne, 1841. 24 by 12.

POSTAL DISTRICTS.

44. Map of London, showing by coloured Lines
the old Boundaries of the Foreign, and the
General Post, Letter Carriers' Deliveries,
and by the Black Circle of 3 miles from the

146 MAPS AND PLANS OF LONDON.
General Post Office, the present Boundary of
the General Post Delivery.
R. Smith, Superintending President. Standidge lith.,
1830. 32 by 25*.
With Specimens of " Post Office Covers," of the Period.
45. Map similar to the above.
J. Basire sculp., 1830. 20 by 17.
46. Map of London, showing the Boundaries of
the General and Twopenny Post Deliveries,
the Divisions or Districts of the Twopenny
Post, and the Number and Situation of the
General and Twopenny Post Receiving
Houses. F. M. Musgrave, Comptroller. J. Basire sculp., 1 830.
20 by 17.
47. Map showing the several Walks or Deliveries in
the Country Districts of the Twopenny Post.
A. Arrowsmith sculp., 1830. 22 by 18.
48. Sketch of the Post Office Map of England and
Wales, 1838. The Rates of Postage shown
by circles.
J. Basire lithog. 33 by 27.
49 Map of the Country 15 miles round London,
showing by circles the limits of the Two
penny Post, the old and present limits of the
Threepenny Post Deliveries.
J. Wyld del. Standidge & Co., lith., 1838. 30 by 25.
50. Cruchley's New Postal District Map of Lon
don, 4| inches to the mile (coloured), 1856,
and additions to 1857. 32 by 26.

Port. XIX. METROPOLITAN BOROUGHS. 147
51. Postal District Map of London, issued with
the " Illustrated Times," 1858. 36 by 27*.

METROPOLITAN BOROUGHS.
52. The Metropolitan Boroughs as defined by the
Reform Bill, 1832.
Scale 2 inches to a mile. 25 by 32.
53. Metropolitan Boroughs, coloured to the extent
described in the Boundary Bill, as altered in
the Committee.
By R. Dawson, Lieut, R.E. Gardner sculp., 1832. 2
inches to a mile. 25 by 23.
54. " The Registration Districts of the Metropolis,
1843." J. Arrowsmith sculp., coloured. 27 by 20.
55. Jurisdiction of the Metropolitan Police (Govern
ment Plan), scale 2 inches to a mile (coloured).
J. Gardner sculp., 1837. 33 by 24.

RAILWAY TERMINI.

56. Plan showing the proposed Line of the London
and Greenwich Railway, with specimen of
the General Construction of the Railway (on
arches). Published by J. Wyld, 1832. 33* by 10.

148 MAPS AND PLANS OF LONDON.
57. Drake's Maps of the Grand Junction and Lon
don and Birmingham Railways, on two sheets,
with small View of the London Terminus at
Euston Square.
J. B. Wallace del. J. Archer sculp., 1838. 40 by 8*.
58. Plan for preventing the Traffic to the Wharfs
and Premises in Tooley Street being impeded
by that proceeding to the four Railway Sta
tions. Also, proposed Improvement of the
Access to the several Railways.
G. Allen archt., 6th April, 1840. 20 by 15.

VIEWS OF LONDON.

Portfolio I.
GENERAL VIEWS.
i. View of London. From an Illustration in a
Manuscript Matthew Paris in the British
Museum, date 1236.
A fac-simile by J. West. 5 by 14*.
2. View of London. From another Manuscript
Matthew Paris at Benet College, Cambridge.
A fac-simile by J. West. 5 by 14-*.
3. View of London in 1418. A Miniature Paint
ing representing the Duke of Orleans in the
Tower of London.
A fac-simile from a MS. in British Museum by J. West.
7* by 6*.
4. " The Procession of King Edward VI. from the
Tower of London to Westminster, Feb. XIX.,
MDXLVIL, previous to his Coronation."
Drawn from a coeval painting at Cowdray, in Sussex,
by 5. H. Grimm, and engraved by J. Basire. Sump.
Soe. Antiq., Lond., 1787. 5°* by 22.

150 VIEWS OF LONDON.
5. A large Bird's-eye View of London, West
minster, and Southwark.
A pen-and-ink Drawing by N. Whitlock, being a full-
sized copy from the Original Drawing by Antonio Van
den Wyngaerde about 1550, now in the Sutherland Col
lection in the Bodleian Library, Oxford.
10 ft. long by 17 in. high.
This valuable Drawing gives a most interesting View
of London, extending from Whitehall on the West to the
Palace at Greenwich called Placentia in the East ; show
ing all the principal buildings, Old St. Paul's with the
Spire, a picturesque representation of London Bridge,
Suffolk House in Southwark, &c.
6. " London, Westminster, and Southwark as they
appeared a.d. 1543."
A reduced copy from the above Drawing by Ant. Van
den Wyngaerde, engraved by N. Whittock. 57 by 18.
7. " South-East View of the City of London, en
graved from an ancient picture."
St. Paul's is shown with the Spire about the year 1550.
J. Wood, sculp., 1757. 22 by 13.
8. A proof etching of the above.
9. South View of London.-
Being the lower part of the Copy of the Aggas Map by
Vcrtue. 75 by 14.
10. North View of London.
Being the upper part of the Aggas Map. 75 by 14.
11. "A View of Old London, copyd from an antient
Drawing," by Wm. Stuckley.
The original supposed to be by Ant. Von Finder, 1560.
18 by 8.

Portf. I. GENERAL VIEWS— 1600 TO 1 666. . 151
12. " Civitas Londini."
" This description of the moste famous Citty London was
performed in the yeare of Christ 1 600, by the industry of
Iohn Morden!'
A curious View, mentioned by Gough. 27* by 14*.
13. " View of London and Westminster as it ap
peared about the year 1599."
By Thos. Wood; engraved by J. Pye, 1771. 22 by 14.

14. View of London, seen under the Portrait of
James ist on horseback, anno MDCXXI.
A Print. 13 by 10.
15. View of London, under another Portrait of
James ist on horseback.
Engraved by C. Turner from a rare print by Delaram,
1620. 11 by 9.
16. " London," a fong View from St. Catherine's in
the East to the Palace at Westminster.
Two tablets of description in Latin. J. C. Visscher de-
lineavit ; Ludovicus Hondius lusit, anno 1620. 86 by 18.
1 7. Copy of the above.
Etched by J. Pullam, 1848. 86 by 18.
18. " London," a long View of the whole of Lon
don, Westminster, and Southwark.
Winceslaus Hollar delineavit et fecit, 1647. Published
by Cornelius Danckers.
This View, like that of Visscher, shows all the principal
buildings of the City. At the top are. various em
blematic figures, and at base on left the figure of Jus
tice, and on right the figure of Thames.. 87 by 18.

152 VIEWS OF LONDON.
19. A Copy of the above.
Lithographed by R. Martin, 1832. 87 by 18.
20. " Londinum celeberrimum Angliae Emporium."
" A View of London, Westminster, and
Southwark."
" Si Londre se fait voir grande, riche etjolie,
Si ses palais, son pont, ses murs ambitieux,
Si ses temples, ses tours, I'elevent jusqu' au cieux,
N'en soiez e'tonnds, vingt siecls font polie."
Rombout van den Hoeyc, Amsterd., 1640. 20 by 17.
21. " Londinum celeberrimum Angliae Emporium."
A later edition of Van den Hoeye's View. Sold by
Danckerts, 1640. 20 by 17.
22. " London," a long View showing the River
Front from Westminster to Limehouse.
Rombout Van den Hoeye, 1650. 84 by 16*

2'

23. View of London, seen under the Portrait of
K. Charles ist on horseback, 1643.
" Are to be sould by Robt. Peake." 7 by 5.
24. " London," a River View from Westminster to
Limehouse. Engraved by Matthai Meriani. Published by Joan
Ludovici, 1649. 28 by 9.
25. " London," a View from Westminster to the
Tower.
D. King del. et excudit. D. Loggan fee. 1658. " Sould
by John Overton."
This View is at the bottom of a sheet illustrating Old
St. Paul's. 19 by 16.

P0RTF. I. GENERAL VIEWS— 160O TO 1 666. 1 53
26. London. A later Edition of the above, with
alterations, showing New St. Paul's, &c.
Printed and sold by John Bowles, 1724. 19 by 16.
27. View of London. Seen under the Portrait of
Oliver Cromwell on horseback.
F. Mazot excudit, about 1648. 21* by 16.
28. View of London.
A Copy ofthe print by Rombout Van den Hoeye, 1658.
22\ by 17*.
29. "View of London, as it was in the year 1647."
R. Benning del. et sculp. Sold by J. Boy dell, 1756.
38 by 12.
30. View of London, under Portrait of King Charles
2nd on horseback.
The Portrait is altered from the Palatine of the Rhine.
11 by 8 J.
31. Portrait of King Charles the 2nd, showing dis
tant view of Whitehall.
Vandyke pinxit. W. Hollar fecit, 1649. 10 by 7.
32. View of London, under Portrait of King Charles
2nd on horseback.
Abr. van Diepenbuck inv. C. Cantercken fecit, 1654.
19* by 15.
33. View of London, under Equestrian Portrait of
K. Charles 2nd. Inscription at bottom in
German, French, Dutch, and English.
By Peter Stent, 1656. 2° ^ ld
34. View of London, from Greenwich Park, under
Equestrian Portrait of K. Charles 2nd.
Hugo Allart fecit, 1656. J9* bY l6"

154 VIEWS OF LONDON.
35. "The Prospect of London."
After a Drawing by Jonas Moore, 1662. Lithogd. by
Standidge, 1852. 28 by 6.
36. View of London.
" London, The Glory of Great Britaines He,
Behold her Landschip here and true purfil."
From Howell's Londinopolis, 1657. W. Hollar sculp.
12* by 8*.
37. View of London, from the Temple to the Tower.
A foreign engraving about 1656. 12^ by 4|.
38. " London in Engeland."
At the top on the left The Royal Arms, those of the
City on the right, a full View from east to west. A
German print, c. 1664. 14^ by 9.
39. " Londra, Capitale dell' Inghilterra."
An Italian engraved View from Whitehall to the
Tower, 1664. I2f by 6f.
40. " London." A View from Whitehall to St. Catherine's. A Dutch
Engraving, with Dutch inscriptions at bottom, about
1664. Royal Arms and Arms of City at top. 14^ by 9.
41. A View of London, from Arundel House in the
Strand. A Drawing by Thomas van Wyck, 1654. 15 by 8|.
42. View of London Bridge and East London from
Southwark. A Drawing, circa 1660. 12* by 8*.
43. " Londra." A View of London before the Fhe, published in Bologna
per Gioseppo Lunghi, 1670. 40 by 15.

Portfolio II. LONDON ON FIRE. 1 55
44. A View of Bankside and Southwark.
An old Drawing, circa 1660. 14* by 2f.
45. " Londres." A View of London before the Fire, similar to the above,
published in Paris, chez H. Jallot, 1678. 41* by 15.

Portfolio II.
LONDON ON FIRE.

46. "A True and exact Prospect of the Famous
Citty of London. From Si Mary Over's
Steeple in Southwarke in its flourishing con
dition before the Fire."
Designed by W. Hollar, of Prage, Boh. 26* by 4*.
47. "Another Prospect of the sayd Citty, taken
from the same place as it appeareth now after
the sad calamitie and destruction by Fire in
the yeare MDCLXVI."
Winceslaus Hollar del. et sculp., 1666. 26* by 4*.
48. "A true Pourtraict, with a brief Description of
that deplorable Fire of London, befallen the
12, 13, 14, 15 and 16 Sept. 1666."
t'Amsterdam, by Marcus Willennez Doornick. The
Royal Arms and those of the City at top. Descriptions
in Dutch, French, and English. 20* by 16.
49. " Londinum celeberrimum Angliae Emporium."
A view of London on Fire, the Arms of K. Charles 2nd
and the City at top, descriptions in Latin, Dutch, and
French at bottom. By Clement de Jonghe, 1666. 21 by 16.

156 VIEWS OF LONDON.
50. " London im Brand."
A View of London on Fire, with description in Dutch.
JS by 5*.
51. "The Great Fire of London, 1666."
From the Original Picture painted by Old Griffier, at
the time of the Fire. A Print. 1 3 by 9*.
52. " View of London on Fire."
By Hollar, from a Map of England. A description of
the Fire at bottom. By W. Hollar. 7 by 4.
53. " The Great Fire of London, 1666."
Newgate in the foreground and S*. Pauls in flames.
From an original Picture in the possession of Mr. Law
rence. Engraved by J. Store, published by R. Wilkin
son, 181 1. 15I by 9*.
54. View of London on Fire, taken from under one
of the Arches of London Bridge.
Loutherbourg pinxit ; J. C. Stadler sculp. 31* by 24.
55. " Platte Grondt der Stadt, London."
A small View of London on Fire on a Map of the City,
by Frederic de Wit. View 10* by 3.
56. " View of London before the Fire," with seated
figures and dogs in foreground. 10 by 8.
57. View of London on Fire, seated figures with
dogs in the foreground, 1666.
Justus Damkert sculpsit. 1 1 by 8*.
58. View of London after the Fire, with standing
figures and dogs in the foreground.
Carolus A Hard sculpsit, 1674. iof by 8*.
59. London Verbrandt. A View of London on
Fire, with figures in foreground.
P. H. Schut fecit. N. Vischer sculp., 1666. 11 by 17.

PORTF. II. GENERAL VIEWS— 1666 TO 1 732. 1 57
60. View of London after the Fire, without the
figures in foreground. IO| by 7K
61. A View of Part of London as it appeared in the
Great Fire of 1666, from an original Paint
ing in Painters' Hall.
Peter Mazell del. et sculp. 12 by 5^.
62. A Coloured Drawing from the above Picture. 8* by 3.
63. " Londra." " Incendio della Gran Citta di
Londra." A View of the Fire.
A Print published in Italy. 351 by 10*.
64. " Londons Brandt." View of the Fire at Night.
At the bottom of a Map showing the extent of the Fire.
A description in German at bottom.
" Franckfurt, Ben Wilhelm Gerlin." View 10* by 3.
65. " The South Prospect of London as it appeared
when it lay in Ruins after that Dreadful
Fire in 1666." 22 by 4*.

GENERAL VIEWS— 1666 TO 1732.
66. " Londen aen de Theems." A View of London,
with Southwark in the foreground.
Pet. Schenk exc, 1666. 10 by 8*.
67. A View of London in 1669.
Copied from a Drawing made for the Grand Duke
Cosmo, now in the Grenville Collection. 7. H. Shep
herd del. 32* by 6*.
68. The Mezzotint Engraving from the above.
Published by Mawman. 32* by 6*.

158 VIEWS OF LONDON.
69. " London," a View from Southwark, with
figures in foreground.
J. P. Wolff exc, 1670. I2| by ri.
70. "The Prospect of London and Westminster,
taken from Lambeth, by W. Hollar."
Showing Lambeth Palace in the foreground, and ex
tending from Peterborough House to Limehouse. Date
1674 63* by 12*.
71. A View of London when rebuilt.
T' Amsterdam by Jac. De La Feuille about 1700. 23 by 3.
72. " London, formerly called Londonia, a City of
Great Traffic," &c.
A long View, with Southwark in the foreground, and
figures with dogs. A description at bottom in four
languages. Tot Amsterdam by F. de Wit, 17 10.
20 by 15*.
73. "A Prospect of the City of London, West
minster, and SI James's Park."
Dedicated to Her Royal Highness Wilhelmina Carolina
Princess of Wales, by John Kip. A large 12 sheet
View taken from Buckingham House. John Kip de-
lineavit et sculpsit, 1710. 80 by 53.
74. "A Prospect of the City of London, West
minster, and SI James's Park."
A bird's-eye View, copied from the foregoing. " Van
Hove excudit," 1710. 78 by 27*.
75. "A Prospect of the City of London," from the
Temple to the Tower.
J. Kip fecit, 1 710. 46 by 19.
76. " A Prospect of Westminster," from Millbank
to the Temple.
J. Kip fecit, 1 710. 45 by 19.

PORTF. II. GENERAL VIEWS— 1 666 TO 1 732. 1 59
77. " A Prospect of London, from the Temple to
the Tower."
Sutton Nicholls del. et sculp. Printed and sold by Wm.
Knight, 1 7 14. 60 by 24.
78. " A New Prospect of ye South-side of ye City
of London, with the River Thames and Lon
don Bridge."
On a tablet is dedication to " F. Gideon Harvey, Esq™.,
Her Majesty's Physitian, &c." Engraved by Sutton
Nicholls, circa 17 14. Printed and sold by James Walker
at the Star in Pye Corner. 56 by 26f.

79. " The East Prospect of London, Southwark,
and the Bridge," looking up the River.
By Sutton Nicholls, 1723. 46 by 18.
80. " The West Prospect of London, Southwark,
and the Bridge," looking down the River.
Drawn and Ingraven by Sutton Nicholls. Printed and
sold by Henry Overton, 1724. 47* by 18*.
81. " London," a long View of London from White
hall to Limehouse.
By Huych Alloerdt, 17 15. 85 by 16.
82. "A Prospect of London and Westminster taken
at several Stations to the Southward thereof,"
from Westminster to Shadwell.
By Robt. Morden and Phil. Lea, 17 15. 95 by 11.
83. "The South Prospect of London and West
minster." "In this draught we have represented London and
Westminster as they appear from an eminence in South
wark!' Printed and sold by John Bowles, 1720. 47 by 19*-

l6o VIEWS OF LONDON.
84. " Londinum Londen," a View of London from
Southwark. Figures on horseback and a carriage in foreground. The
Folly is shown opposite the Tower.
I. Christoph Haffner exc. Marc Abraham Rupprecht
fl. a. v., 1720. 24\ by 11.
85. " London," a View from Somerset House to
the Tower.
F. B. Werner del. Joh. Fried. Probst exc, about 1720.
44 by 14*.
86. " The South Prospect of the City of London,
1732," from the Temple to the Tower.
Printed and sold by John Bowles. 58 by 24.

Portfolio III.
GENERAL VIEWS— 1740 TO 1840.
87. " The South Prospect of the City of London,"
from the Temple to the Tower.
A print, 1741. 16* by 4*.
88. "A Prospect of Westminster," and "A Pros
pect of the City of London." Titles in French
and in Latin on ribbon at top.
A long View from Peterborough House, Millbank, to
the Tower. New Westminster Bridge is shown, also
the Folly, off Paul's Wharf.
By J. Kip, 1748. Printed and sold by John Bowles,
also by J. Smith, in Exeter 'Change. 91 by 19.
89. "A long View of London and Westminster,
taken from Mr. Scheve's Sugar House, oppo-

PORTF. III. GENERAL VIEWS— I J AO TO 1840. l6l
site to York House, from Mr. Watson's Sum
mer House, opposite to Somerset House,
from Mr. Everard's Summer House, opposite
SI Bride's Church, and from Si Mary Overy's
Church, Southwark."
Engraved by .S. & N Buck, 1749. 156 by 12.
90. " The South- West Prospect of London from
Somerset Gardens to the Tower," looking
eastward. T. Bowles and 7. Mellish del. 7. Bowles sculp., 1 748.
16* by \o\.
91. "A Bird's-eye View of London from below the
Bridge," looking westward.
F. Patton sculp., 1764. 15 by 5*.
92. " A Panorama of London." View from the
Albion Mills, Blackfriars Bridge.
By Barker, and aquatinted by 7. Bainies, 1792. 132 by 17.
93. "View of London taken from Albion Place,
Blackfriars Bridge." 1802.
An omnibus on 6 wheels is seen crossing the Bridge.
N. R. Black del. J. C. Stadler sculp. 1802. 36 by 22*.
94. View of London, looking westward from Lon
don Bridge.
By W. Daniell, 1805. 26 by 16.
95. View of London, looking westward, showing
Blackfriars Bridge.
By W. Daniell, 1805. 26 by 16.
96. View of London, showing Westminster Bridge.
By W. Daniell, 1805. 26 by 16.
M

1 62 VIEWS OF LONDON.
97. View of Southwark, with part of Si George's
Fields, from Beaufort Buildings, Strand.
By Malton. Published by W. Richardson, 1807. 44 by 16.
98. View of London and Westminster, from Vaux
hall Bridge.
By 7. Nugent, 1820. 92 by 20*.
99. Panoramic View of London taken from above
the cross at the top of SI Paul's.
By Thomas Horner. An outline key print, 1 820. 92 by 7.
100. View of London, from the Adelphi.
Etched and aquatinted by Clarke. Published by S.
Leigh, 1824. 64 by 8.
101. Panoramic View. Key plan on smaller scale
than the above, in 2 parts. each 26 by 7*.
102, View of London and Westminster, from West
minster Bridge to the Temple, showing Col.
Trench's proposed Improvements on the
Banks of the Thames, ist part, 1825. 89 by 8.
103. View of London, &c, from the Temple to
London Bridge. The 2nd part of the above,
1825. 124 by 8.
104. Plan of the River explaining the above.
105. Panoramic View of London and the surround
ing Country, as taken from the Upper Gal
lery of Si Paul's Cathedral.
Drawn and engraved by J. Henshall, 1836. 42 by 4
106. Key View to the above. 42 by 5

roKTFOLio iv. ON THE THAMES. 1 63
107. A fine View of London from Westminster
Bridge to the Adelphi.
A water-colour Drawing by Col. Yates, 1837. 24 by 13.
108. A View of London from SI Paul's to the
Custom House.
A water-colour Drawing, companion to the above, by
Col. Yates, 1837. 24* by 13.
109. London, from the Upper Gallery of the Steeple
of St. Bride's Church, looking east.
Engraved by J. T. Wellmore, from a drawing by Thos.
Allom, 1840. 22* by 12.
no. Descriptive Key to the above.
in. London, from the Upper Gallery of St. Paul's
Cathedral, looking west.
Engraved by J. R. Le Keux, from a drawing by Thos.
Allom, 1840. 22* by 12.
112. Descriptive Key to the above.

Portfolio IV.
VIEWS ON THE THAMES.
CHELSEA TO WESTMINSTER.
1. View of the Manor House at Chelsea, on a Map
of Chelsea, surveyed in the year 1664, by
James Hamilton, continued to 171 7.
Published for Faulkner's History of Chelsea, 18 10.
171 by 12.
M 2

1 64 VIEWS OF LONDON.
2. "View of the House at Chelsey," " one of the
seats of the Duke of Beaufort." This was
formerly the house of Sir Thomas Moore.
Knyff del. Kip sculp., 1707. i8| by 14.
3. View of the Ferry, at Church Street, Chelsea.
circa 1 780. A water-colour Drawing by J. White.
14I by 1 of.
4. " An accurate Survey of the Botanic Gardens at
Chelsea, with the Elevation and Ichnography
of the Greenhouse and Stoves."
Surveyed and delineated by John Haynes, published
175 1. 18 by 24.
5. " The Royal Hospital at Chelsea ; " a Bird's-eye
View.
Engraved by Kip, published by J. Smith, 1707. 35 by 22.
6. "A View of the Royal Hospital at Chelsea and
the Rotunda in Ranelagh Gardens" in 1744.
J. Maurer del. Vivary sculp. First state of plate.
IS* by 13*-
7. Ditto ditto. Second state of the plate.
8. " A View of the Royal Hospital at Chelsea and
the Rotunda in Ranelagh Gardens."
Thos. Bowles del. et sculp., 175 1. 15 \ by 10.
9. "The Back Front (river view) of the Royal
Hospital at Chelsea ; " also the Fore Front.
A print. B. Cole sculp. 13 by 7*.
10. View of Chelsea Hospital.
E. D ayes del. J. Tagg sculp., 1797. 9* by 7.
11. The North Front of Chelsea Hospital.
A water-colour Drawing, circa 17^ 14* by 10J.

Portfolio IV. ON THE THAMES. 165
12. " Chelsea Hospital."
Owen del. W. Blooke sculp., 1817. 7* by 5.
13. Perspective View of the Bridge in course of
construction over the Thames near Chelsea
Hospital. 7. Page engineer, 1851. 19* by 11.
VAUXHALL.
14. " View of the Vauxhall Iron Bridge."
A Print published by Whittle & Laurie, 18 16. 16* by 10.
15. "View of the Cast-iron Bridge over the River
Thames at Vauxhall, built from designs by
J.Walker, 1811-16."
E. Gifford del. M. Dubourg sculp., 1819. 35 by 12*.
16. "View of the Bridge now building over the
Thames at Vauxhall."
Drawn and engraved by W. Daniel, 1820. A coloured
print. 30* by 18.
17. "The West Front of Vauxhall Bridge," a
coloured View.
Drawn and engraved by Rob'. Hawell, 1821. 12 by 9*.
18. Vauxhall Bridge from Millbank.
Shepherd del. Allen sculp., 1829. 6 by 4-
19. View of Millbank, looking westward towards
Battersea Bridge.
A Drawing by J. White, 1794. JS* by 10.
20. View from Randall's Mill, Nine Elms, looking
towards Westminster.
A coloured print, 1786. 19* by 13*-

1 66 VIEWS OF LONDON.
21. The West End Railway District. View above
Vauxhall Bridge, looking West.
Woodcut, 1859. # 20* by 14.
MILLBANK.
22. View of the River from Millbank, looking to
wards London.
A tinted Drawing by O. N, 1780. 13 by 8*.
23. The Penitentiary, Millbank.
Shepherd del. Tingle sculp., 1829. 6 by 4.
24. The Penitentiary, Millbank.
A print, 1829. 6| by 4\.
25. View from Millbank near the Horseferry Road,
looking towards Lambeth Palace, 18 16.
A water-colour Drawing by J. Varley. 11* by 10*.
26. View from' Millbank looking towards Cumber
land Gardens, Vauxhall.
A water-colour Drawing by J. Varley, 1 8 1 6. 14* by 10*.
27. Entrance to Cumberland Gardens, Vauxhall,
burnt down 1825.
A print, 18 16. 6 \ by 4$.
28. "The House formerly the residence of Guy
Fawkes at Lambeth."
W. Read sculp. 7* by 5-
29. View of Lambeth from Millbank, looking to
wards Westminster Bridge.
Farington del. Stadler sculp., 1794.
And the Etching of the above. 12 by 8.

Portfolio IV. ON THE THAMES. 167
30. " Lambeth, His Grace the Lord Archbishop of
Canterbury's Palace," from the River, with
distant View of London.
L. Knyff 'del. J. Kip sculp., 1697. 18 by 13 J.
31. View of Lambeth Palace, the Horse Ferry from
Millbank, and Westminster Bridge.
Maurer del. Canot sculp., 1745. 16 by 9\.
32. A Sketch at Millbank, 1815.
G. Harley lithog., 1820. 9 by 7.
33. View from Lambeth looking towards Millbank
and Westminster.
A water-colour Drawing by B. W. Turner, 1792. 19* by 11.
34. The House of Earl Grosvenor on the Bankside,
Westminster, and small View of Peterbo
rough House.
Shepherd del. Dale sculp., 1809. 1 \\ by 9.
35. Millbank, with View of Westminster Abbey, &c.
J. P. Malcolm, sculp., 1808. 5 by 4-
36. View of Millbank from the River.
A water-colour Drawing by Shepherd, 1808. 11 by 7.
37. View of Westminster from Lambeth.
A water-colour Drawing by J. Hassell, 1806. 6* by 3%.
38. View from the Timber Yard at Millbank, West
minster Abbey in the distance.
J. F. Smith del. F. Hall sculp., 1808. 8* by 6.

1 68 VIEWS OF LONDON.
WESTMINSTER.
39. Westminster from Millbank, with King's Scho
lars Pond Sewer Flaps (now removed).
J. F. Smith del. F. Hall sculp., 1808. 10 by 6\.
40. "A South View of Westminster from the
Surrey side."
R. Freebain del. S. Rawle sculp., 1808. 10 by 8*.
41. A View of the City of Westminster from the
Landing Place at Lambeth Palace.
A Drawing by Bernard Lens, 1739. 9 by 5*.
42. "A View of Westminster Bridge" from Lambeth.
Maurer del. Fourdrinier sculp., 1744 and 1754 16 by 10.
43. " View of Westminster and London, taken off
Lambeth Church."
John Boydell del. et sculp., 1752. 16* by 10*.
44. A View of Westminster and the Bridges from
Lambeth, circa 1760.
A print published by Wilkinson. 16 by 10*.
45. Westminster and the Bridge from Lambeth.
(A reduced copy of the above.) 10 by 7.
46. A View of Westminster and the Bridge from
Stangate Stairs, 1778.
A print published by Boydell. 16 by io£.
47. View near Westminster Bridge, from a Picture
in the possession of David Garrick (oval
shape). Marlow del. Green & Jukes sculp., 1777. 19 by 15-

Portfolio IV. ON THE THAMES. 169
48. View of Westminster and the Bridge from
Lambeth Palace.
A water-colour Drawing by Lewis Belanger, 1794. 30 by 16.
49. View of Westminster and London from Lam
beth Palace.
Farington del. Stadler sculp., 1795. 21 by 12.
50. Ditto. A coloured copy of the above. 21 by 12.
51. " Westminster and the Bridge from Lambeth."
Pugh del. Rawle sculp., 1 804. 7 \ by 6.
52. " Westminster and Millbank from Lambeth."
. Whichello del. Greig sculp., 1804. 7* by 5*.
53. Westminster taken from Lambeth Stairs.
A maid del. Fellows sculp., 1808. io£ by 9.
54. View of Westminster Hall and Bridge from
Lambeth.
Pugin & Rowlandson del. Buck sculp., 1 8 10. ioJ by 8*.
55. A small View of part of Westminster from
Stangate, Lambeth.
A Drawing, 1740. 6£ by 4.
56. View of Westminster, the Bridge, and Lambeth
Palace. II avill & Son del., 1820. 12* by 8.
57. Westminster from Vauxhall.
Prout del Cooke sculp., 1827. 6 by 4\.
58. Westminster from Chelsea Fields.
Marshall del. Varrell sculp., 1837. 5f by 4*-

170 VIEWS OF LONDON.
59. SI John's Church, from Millbank.
A coloured print, 1804. 7* by 5.
60. View of Westminster and the Bridge.
A print, 1830. 10* by 7.
61. View of Westminster and the Bridge, with a
Sailing Match.
A coloured print. J. R. del., 1830. 12* by 8*.
62. View of Messrs. Lyon the Boatbuilders at
Stangate, Lambeth.
Lambert del. Py ell sculp. A coloured print, 183 1.
I5iby 12*.
63. View of Lambeth and Westminster from Mill-
bank. W. Parrot del. et lithog., 1841. 16 by 9.

WESTMINSTER PALACE, &C.
64. "Civitatis Westmonasteriensis Pars;" a View
showing the Parliament House, Westminster
Abbey and Hall (the uncut plate).
W. Hollar del. et sculp., 1664. I2| by 5*.
65. The same as above (the reduced plate).
W. Hollar del. et sculp., 1664. 11 by 5*.
66. Westminster Hall and the Abbey at the time
the two Towers were building by Sir Christo
pher Wren ; also the old House of Commons.
A Drawing. 1724. 9\ by 4*.
67. Engraving from the above Drawing.
Etched by J. 7. Smith, 1805. 9* by 4\.

Portfolio IV ON THE THAMES. 171
68. " Part of Westminster," the Parliament House,
Westminster Hall and Abbey (from a French
work, "Les Devices ").
Gooree sculp., 1727. 6 by 5.
69. " Part of Westminster," the Parliament House,
the Hall, and Abbey, 1727. 8 by 5.
70. The South End of the Old House of Commons.
A Drawing by Paul Sandby, 1 794. 8* by 7.
71. The House of Commons and the Speaker's
House. A Drawing by W. Capon, circa 1 800. 7* by 4! .
72. The House of Commons without the Pinnacles
to the Towers, the Speaker's House, &c.
A Drawing by W. Capon, circa 1 800. 8 by 5.
73. The Speaker's House from Westminster Bridge,
with View of the South End of the House
of Commons as altered by Mr. Wyatt, 1807.
Levens sculp. 7 by 6.
74. The Speaker's House from the River.
Neale del. Radcliffe sculp., 1 8 1 5. 6 by 4f.
75. The South End of the House of Commons and
the Speaker's House before the Fire in 1834.
Shury & Son del. Picken sculp. 7i by 6*.

76. The Fire of the Houses of Parliament at Night,
Oct. 1 6th, 1834.
A water-colour Drawing. 14* by n.

172 VIEWS OF LONDON.
77. The Houses of Lords and Commons on Fire,
Oct. 1 6th, 1834.
W. J. O. Clark sculp. 1 1* by 9.
78. The Fire of the Houses of Parliament, Oct.
1 6th, 1834.
A coloured print. nl by 8.
79. The Houses of Parliament on Fire on the 16th
Oct., 1834.
Grant del. Langham sculp. 6\ by 4*.
80. The Fire at Night of the Houses of Lords and
Commons, &c, from Stangate, 1834. 14 by 11.
81. The Fire of the Houses of Lords and Com
mons (from the Shot Manufactory, Waterloo
Bridge), 1834. i4i by 12.
82. The South End of the House of Commons
after the Fire.
A proof, 1834. 4i by 6.
83. The Ruins of the Houses of Lords and Com
mons, &c, after the Fire (from the River).
Woodcut, 1834. 9* by 6.
84. The New Houses of Parliament, by Sir Charles
Barry (river view).
Dibdin del. et lithog., 1846. 10* by %\.
85. The West and South Fronts of the Houses of
Parliament, from Lambeth Palace Gate.
7. A. Prior sculp., 1846. 16* by 9.

Portfolio V ON THE THAMES. 1 73
86. " The New Houses of Parliament" as designed
by Sir Charles Barry.
7. H. Ellis del. et sculp., 185 1. 24* by 17.
NOTE. — Other Views of the Houses of Parliament
will be found under "WESTMINSTER," Portfolio
XIV.
87. The Lord Mayor landing at Westminster, with
View of the Bridge.
A water-colour Drawing, 1840. 17^ by io£.
88. Westminster Abbey and Bridge, View of the
Lord Mayor landing at Westminster.
David Roberts del. E. Goodall sculp., 1844. 13 by 11.
89. The same subject (a woodcut), 1846. 9 by s-

Portfolio V.
VIEWS ON THE THAMES.
WESTMINSTER BRIDGE TO THE SAVOY.
90. " An Exact Prospect of the Magnificent Stone
Bridge at Westminster, with a View of the
Abbey, Lambeth Palace, and other Buildings,
&c, up the River Thames."
In 2 sheets. Thos. Willson del. et sculp., 175 1. Printed
and sold by H. Overton. 34 by 19-
91. The Centre Arch of Westminster Bridge when
building, with View of London.
From a Painting by Canaletti. R. Parr sculp., 1747-
22* by 17.
A Statement showing Cost of Building the Bridge
£218,415.

174 VIEWS OF LONDON.
92. View of the Engine for driving the Piles of the
Bridge, by James Vaulon.
Gravelot del. Toms sculp., 1748. 17* by 131
93. Drawing of Dr. Stukeley's Scheme (which was
executed) for remedying the Sinking Pier at
Westminster Bridge.
The original Drawing by M. Jelk, 1 749. 1 2 by 7.
94. The Drawing of another Scheme for relieving
the Sunk Pier, with details and description.
By Wm. Halfpenny, arch. 17 by 11.
95. " The South-East Prospect of Westminster
Bridge," looking westward ; the City Com
panies' Barges going to Westminster.
Canaletti pinxit. Wale del. Parr sculp., 1747. 23 by 18.
96. Westminster Bridge, looking westward.
Boydell fecit, 1747. Published by J.Bowles. 19 by 10*.
97. "A View of the New Bridge at Westminster,"
looking westward.
Chaielain del. Grignion sculp., 1747. 11 by 7f.
98. " The North Prospect of Westminster Bridge,"
with Views of Westminster and Lambeth,
and a small View of the Centre Arch, looking
towards London.
Printed for John Bowles, 175 1. 36* by 22.
99. " View of Westminster Bridge." " This Struc
ture was finished Nov. 18th, 1750."
7. Boydell del. et sculp., 1753. 16* by 10.
An etched portrait of Sir W. Wynn at back of above.

Portfolio V. ON THE THAMES. 1 75
100. View of Westminster, showing Derby House,
&c. A water-colour Drawing by Thomas Sandby, 1756.
22* by 18*.
101. "View of Westminster Bridge, with Parts
adjacent," as in the year 1747.
From the original painting by 5. Scott. P. C. Canot
sculp., 1758. 21* by 10*.
102. View of Westminster from Lambeth Ferry.
A pen-and-ink sketch about 1780. n-* by 7.
103. "A View of Westminster Bridge, the Abbey,
&c," from the King's Arms Stairs, Lam
beth. J. W. Edy del. et sculp., 1791. 30 by 21*.
104. Westminster Bridge from Bankside.
Malton del, 1792. 12 by 10.
105. Westminster from the Bridge.
Malton del., 1792. 1 2 by 10.
106. "View of Westminster Bridge, including
Westminster Hall and the Abbey."
Farington del. Stadler sculp., 1798. 24* by 17.
107. Westminster Hall and the Old Exchequer
Court, &c, from Westminster Bridge.
A water-colour Drawing circa 1750. 14* by 10.
108. " Vue du Pont de Westminster," looking west
ward, from an original Picture in the Ca
binet of Monsl T. M. Drouhin.
Alix sculp., 1799. A coloured print. 24* by \6\.
109. The East Front of Westminster Bridge.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. Sandby, 177$. H by 7.

176 VIEWS OF LONDON.
1 10. The Engraving ofthe above.
R. Godfrey sculp., 1775. 2,\ by 7.
111. Westminster Abbey, engraved from an origi
nal Drawing, 1775.
7. Sandby del. Godfrey sculp. 8£ by 7.
112. " View of Westminster from the East."
Amald del. Lewis & Smith sculp., 1806. 9 by 8.
113. The Water Front of the Buildings on the
Eastern side of New Palace Yard.
J. 7. Smith del. Fellows sculp., 1808. 10 by 8*.
114. "Westminster Hall and Abbey," from West
minster Bridge.
Gendall del. H avell sculp., 18 19. 19* by 15.
115. Westminster and the Bridge, from Bankside,
1827. A lithograph. 13I by 10.
116. " East View of the City of Westminster," from
Westminster Bridge at Moonlight.
G. F. Robson del. Matthews sculp., 1828. 8* by 6.
117. Westminster Hall, &c, from the Bridge.
Dewint del. C Heath sculp., 1830. 5* by 2*.
118. View of the East Front of Westminster Bridge,
the Abbey, &c.
A water-colour Drawing by Pyne, 1824. 19^ by 12*.
119. Westminster and the Bridge, from the Patent
Shot Manufactory, Waterloo Bridge.
Boyes del. et lithog., 1846. And a coloured view of the
above. 1 8 by 7*.

Portfolio V ON THE THAMES. 1 77
WHITEHALL. RIVER FRONT.
120. " Palatium Regis prope Londinum vulgo
Whitehall." The Palace of Whitehall and
the Banqueting House.
W. Hollar del. et sculp., 1645. I2| by 5|.
121. The Palace of Whitehall as above (the reduced
print). W. Hollar del. et sculp.; 1645. \i\by 5f.
122. "Whitehall," a Print, copied from Hollar's
View, 1676. 7* by 5.
123. The Palace of Whitehall, with a Bird's-eye
View of SI James's Park, &c, from an
original Drawing in the possession of
Thomas Griffith, 1686.
Engraved for Wm. Herbert, 1868. 8| by 8.
124. View of Whitehall Palace. In a Dutch Print
giving a Series of Views of the Departure
of K. James 2nd from England and recep
tion in France. Also Views of Old London
Bridge, the Tower, &c.
L. Tangena exc. 22i by 18*.
125. View of Whitehall Palace.
A coloured Drawing copied from View on Ogilby 's Map,
1680. 12* by 6.
126. "Part of Whitehall to the Thames," with the
State Barge of King William and Queen
Mary. A print, 1690. 7* by 6*.
N

178 VIEWS OF LONDON.
127. " Partie de Whitehall."
A French copy of the above. 6 by 5.
128. Portraits of King William and Queen Mary,
with interesting View of the Palace of White
hall. R. de Hooge del. C. Allardsculp., 1690. 14I by 14*.
129. "The Ancient Palace of Whitehall," showing the
Folly on the River, Wallingford House, Suf
folk House, &c, in the reign of Queen Anne.
A print in 2 sheets, 17 14. 34 by 21*.
130. A View of Whitehall from the River Thames,
with the Banqueting House and the Build
ings erected since the Fire. Also, View of
the Parliament House, &c.
N. Overton fecit, 1726. 9 by 6|.
131. A View of Whitehall.
N. Overton fecit, 1726. 9 by 6.
132. View at Whitehall Stairs.
A water-colour Drawing by J. Buckler, 1831. 14 by 9*.
FIREWORKS ON THE THAMES AT WHITEHALL.
133. "A Representation ofthe Fireworks upon the
River of Thames, over against Whitehall,
at their Majesties' Coronation, A0. 1685."
A print. 16* by 16*.
134. " View of the Fireworks on the River, opposite
to Whitehall, upon the Birth of the Pre
tender, 10th June, 1688." 27ibyi8*.

Portfolio V. ON THE THAMES. 179
135. "Vuurwerk inde Vyver." Fireworks on the
River at Whitehall, upon the reception of
the Prince of Orange into London, 1688.
A print. 17* by 13.
136. " The Exact Draught the Fire work that was
performed on the River Thames, July 7th,
1 7 13, being the Thanksgiving day for the
Peace obtained by the best of Queens," de
signed by Sr. James Thornhill.
A print. 16 by 12.
137. " A Representation ofthe Royal Firework per
formed under the direction of Col1. Hopkey
and Col1. Borgard, on the River of Thames,
before Whitehall, ye 7th of July, 1713-"
B. Lens del. et sculp., 171 3. 2\\by \6\.
138. View of the Fireworks and Illuminations at
His Grace the Duke of Richmond's, at
Whitehall, and on the River Thames, on
Monday, 15th May, 1749, under direction
of C. Frederick.
A print. 22 by 16*.
139. East Front of the Queen's Treasury near Scot
land Yard, from the Thames.
A print. 8 b7 6*.
140. Old Suffolk House, now Northumberland
House, from a drawing by Hollar, about
1630. A print, published by Herbert, 1808. 9 by 6\.

180 VIEWS OF LONDON.
YORK GATE, &C.
141. Old York House, from a Drawing by Hollar,
1630. Published by Herbert, 1808. 9 by 6*.
142. "View from Scotland Yard," looking towards
York Buildings.
7. Malton del. et sculp., 1795. 12* by 10.
143. A View from York Gate to Westminster.
A sketch in Indian ink, 1730. 8 by 4*.
144. View of Westminster from York Buildings.
A water-colour Drawing by Trundall, 1760. 11* by 7.
145. The Stairs at York Buildings, with the Water
Works, 1740. ioby7.
146. View of the Stairs at York Buildings, with the
Waterworks, 1741.
A print. 10* by 7.
147. Another Print, similar to the above. 10 by 6.
148. A View of London, taken off the Thames,
showing Water Works, &c.
J. Boydell del. et sculp., 1778. 16* by 10*.
149. York Gate and Stairs by Inigo Jones, 1626,
with the plan of the gate.
C Campbell del. Hulsbergh sculp. 10 by 15.
150. View of London, from York Stairs.
Drawn and engraved by Romain, 1791. 13* by 9.
151. View of York Buildings and Water Works.
A water-colour Drawing, 1792. 14* by 11.

Portfolio V. ON THE THAMES. l8l
152. View of London, taken on the Thames near
York Stairs.
J. W. Edy del. et sculp., 1792. 30 by 21*.
153. York Buildings, looking towards Westminster,
with a View of the Water Tower.
A water-colour Drawing, by J. P. Malcolm, 1797.
i6f by 1 1*.
154. The Tower of York Buildings, Water Works,
showing the construction.
, A print, circa 1790. 10 by 7*.
155. The Water Gate at York Buildings.
7. Malton del. et sculp., 1797. 12 by 10.
156. The Water Works, York Buildings, looking
towards Blackfriars.
D. Turner del. Sutherland aquat, 1803. 15 by \o\
157. View of York Buildings and Water Works.
A Drawing, 1805. 8 by 4*.
158. York Gate, built by Inigo Jones.
A print, 1836. 6 by 4.

159. View on the Thames, showing Messrs.
Goding's Ale Brewery, the Shot Tower, &c.
F. C. Turner del. G. Hunt sculp. A coloured print,
1826. 24* by 17-
160. The Shot Tower at Bankside on Fire, January
5th, 1826.
W. Day. del. 5 1 by 8.

1 82 VIEWS OF LONDON.
161. The New Shot Mill near Waterloo Bridge on
Bankside. Shepherd del. Hinckliff sculp., 1837. 6 by 4^.
HUNGERFORD MARKET, &C.
162. Old Hungerford Stairs.
A tinted Drawing, circa 181 5. 8 by 6.
163. Old Hungerford Stairs, 1822.
Harley del. et lith. 14 by ir.
164. New Hungerford Stairs and Market, 1836. 6 by 4.
165. Hungerford Market on the day of opening,
with Balloon, &c.
A water-colour Drawing by G. Miles, 1833. 10* by 8*.
166. " Hungerford Suspension Bridge."
A coloured print, 1840. 51 by 3f.
167. " Hungerford Suspension Bridge."
Shepherd del. Barnard sculp., 1 847. 9 by 6*.

168. Views of Old Durham, Salisbury, and Wor
cester Houses.
From a Drawing by Hollar, 1630. Published by Her
bert, 1 808. 9 by 6*.
169. Durham House, 1660.
A print. 3 by 2*.
THE ADELPHI.
170. " View of the South Front of the New Build
ings, called Adelphi, formerly Durham
Yard," built by J. & R. Adams, 1768.
Adams del. Pastorini sculp., 1 770. 31^ by 16.

Portfolio V. ON THE THAMES. 183
171. "The Buildings called the Adelphi."
R. Green sculp., 1 771. 15 by 8*.
172. "The Adelphi Terrace," looking towards
Westminster. 7. Malton del. et sculp., 1795. 9 by 13.
173. The Adelphi Terrace.
A water-colour Drawing about 1810. 13* by 7.
174. " The Adelphi."
7. Malton del. et sculp., 1796. 12 by 10.

THE SAVOY.
175. Two Small Views of the Savoy, copied from
Hollar, 1645. each 3* by 2^.
176. The Savoy as it appeared about 1647.
A water-colour Drawing. 7 by 5.
177. "A View of the Savoy from the River
Thames." as it appeared in 1736.
G. Virtue del, 1736, and published at the expense of
the Antiquarian Society, 1750. 17 by 12.
178. "The Savoy, London."
Engraved by J. White, about 1790. 6 by 2*.
179. "The Savoy from the River Thames," reduced
from the above view by Virtue.
Sawyer sculp., 1808. ioi by 8.
180. View of the Savoy partly demolished for the
formation of the New Street to Waterloo
Bridge, 18 18.
A coloured print. 8I by 5f •

1 84 VIEWS OF LONDON.
181. View of Blackfriars Bridge and Si Paul's from
the Patent Shot Manufactory on south side
of the river.
D. Turner del. Sutherland aquat, 1803. 16 by 10*.

Portfolio VI.
VIEWS ON THE THAMES.
WATERLOO BRIDGE TO LONDON BRIDGE.
182. " The Strand Bridge," erecting by J. Rennie.
E. Blore del. G. Cooke sculp., 18 14. 8 by 5f.
183. "Works of the Strand Bridge," showing the
centering of the first Arch.
E. Blore del. G. Cooke sculp., 181 5. 6* by 5^.
184. " The Opening of the Waterloo Bridge on the
1 8th of June, 181 7," from the top of Holy-
land's Hotel, Salisbury Wharf.
Findlater del. A. Pugin and Havell & Son sculp.,
1 8 17. A coloured print. 18 by 1 if.
185. " Opening of Waterloo Bridge on the 18th of
June, 1 81 7," as seen from the Corner of
Cecil Street.
Reinagle del. Cooke sculp., 1 817. 8£ by 5^.
186. "A View of Waterloo Bridge," from the
Temple Garden.
Havell & Son del. et sculp., 1820. 12^ by 9^.
187. Bird's-eye View of Waterloo Bridge.
C Marshall del. Henshall sculp., 1820. 5 by 4*.

Portfolio VI. ON THE THAMES. 185
188. " Plan and Elevation of the Waterloo Bridge
over the River Thames."
Dubourg sculp., 1822. 24* by 1 1
189. View of the Building of Waterloo Bridge, from
Bankside. A Drawing, 1822. 13 by 9.
190. Waterloo Bridge, from Bankside.
W. W es tall del. et lithog., 1826. 13* by 10.
191. The " City of London," seen through the North
Arch of Waterloo Bridge.
G. F. Robson del. Tombleson sculp., 1827. 9 by 6*.
192. " View of Waterloo Bridge," from the Terrace
of Somerset House.
Shepherd del. Stadler sculp., 1 8 1 8. 19 by 14*.
193. Part of Waterloo Bridge, with the Shot Tower,
&c.
C. S 'tanfield del. G. Cooke sculp., 1832. 6 by 9.
194. The West Front of Waterloo Bridge, and
View of London.
A water-colour Drawing by G. Yates, 1837. 24 by 13*.
195. " Waterloo Bridge," from the Hungerford Sus
pension Bridge.
About 1840. A print. 5* by 4.
196. Waterloo Bridge, from Hungerford Market,
with a Boat Race.
Parrott del. et lithog., 1844. 16 by 9|.
197. Westminster and Hungerford, from Waterloo
Bridge. Parrott del. et lithog, 1844. 16 by 8*.

1 86 VIEWS OF LONDON.

OLD SOMERSET HOUSE.
198. "Somerset House," "in its original State"
(before the alterations of Inigo Jones), look
ing towards Westminster, from an ancient
Painting in Dulwich College, circa 1640.
A print published by Wilkinson, 1 809. 1 5* by 9.
199. View of Old Somerset House, about 1650.
A print. 6 by 2\.
200. " Somerset Palace, 1650."
F. Malcolm sculp., 1797. 7* by 4*.
201. Bird's-eye View of "Somerset House" and
Garden, the Folly on the River.
L. Knyff del. J. Kip sculp., 1714. 17 by 14.
202. Somerset House.
A print, circa 1720. 7* by Sh
203. A Bird's-eye View of-" Somerset House."
A print, 17 14. 7* by 6*.
204. View of Somerset House.
B. Cole sculp., 1739. 14 by 9.
205. " A Perspective View of ye Royal Palace of
Somerset, next yc River," looking towards
London Bridge.
J. Maurer del. et sculp., 1742. 16 by 10.
206. A Long View showing Old Somerset House,
Arundel House, Essex House, &c.
A coloured Drawing, 1734. 24 by 3\.

Portfolio VI. ON THE THAMES. 187
207. " A Perspective View of the Royal Gardens of
Somerset," next the River, looking towards
Westminster. J. Maurer del. et sculp., 1749. 10* by 4\.
208. The same as above, later date, 1753. i°*by4i
209. "The South-east Prospect of Westminster,
from Somerset House."
J. B. and J. M. del. Bowles sculp., 1750. 16* by 11.
210. "A View from Somerset Gardens to West
minster Bridge," from a Picture by Cana-
letti. Mulier sculp., 1750. I7i by 11.
21 1. A Reduced View of the above. J5i by 10.
212. "A West View of London with the Bridge,"
taken from the Garden of Somerset House,
from a Picture by Canaletti.
Rooker sculp., 1750. *5i by 11.
213. "A View of the Royal Palace and Garden of
Somerset." A print, 175 1. io| by 7-
214. View from the Gardens of Somerset House,
looking towards Westminster.
Lithographed from a Drawing by P. Sandby, done
1754 2°'by8f-
215. View of Somerset House and Garden.
A water-colour Drawing by P. Sandby, 1756. 34 by 1 5-
216. " Somerset House."
Wale del. Rooker sculp, i75<5. Si by 3i-

1 88 VIEWS OF LONDON.
21 j. View from Somerset House Garden, looking
towards Westminster Bridge.
A water-colour Drawing by P. Sandby, 1756. 13* by 8.
218. View of Part of Somerset House.
A water-colour Drawing by Thompson, 1778. 6* by 4*.
219. View of the Savoy and Old Somerset House,
from Cooper's Garden, from a Picture by
S. Scott, done 1770.
Fellows sculp., 1808. 10* by 9.
220. A View of the Inner Court of Old Somerset
House, at the time it was being taken down.
Midland sculp, 1776. 6 by 4.
NEW SOMERSET HOUSE.
221. The Adelphi and Somerset House, and a dis
tant prospect of London and Blackfriars
Bridge. Belanger Le Romain fecit, 1791. I3*by9*.
222. View of New Somerset House, including the
Adelphi, &c, looking towards York Build
ings. Farington del. Stadler sculp, 1791. 24I by 16*.
223. View from Somerset House Terrace of Sl
Paul's and Blackfriars Bridge.
A Drawing, 1778. 20 by 15.
224. View of Somerset House Terrace, looking
towards Blackfriars Bridge.
A Drawing by Day, 1796. 20 by 14*.

Portfolio VI. ON THE THAMES. 189
225. View of the River Front of New Somerset
House, from Bankside.
A coloured Drawing, 1796. 10 by 6*.
226. View of New Somerset House, showing SI
Paul's, &c.
A water-colour Drawing by Thos. Malton, 1796. 17 by 11*.
227. Somerset House. The Engraving from the
above Drawing.
7. Malton. 12 by 10.
228. View of New Somerset House and Terrace.
7. Malton del. et sculp, 1796. 9 by 13*.
229. View of Westminster from Somerset House.
A pen-and-ink Drawing by Dayes, about 1 800. 20 by 1 3.
230. Somerset House, with View of the Northern
part of London, showing Old Drury Lane
Theatre.
W. Daniell del. et sculp, 1805. A coloured print. 251 by 16.
231. A South View of Somerset House, looking
towards Blackfriars Bridge.
A Drawing by Shepherd, 18 17. 19 by 12*.
232. Engraving from the above Drawing.
Stadler sculp, 18 17. 20* by 16.
233. Somerset House and Waterloo Bridge, look
ing East.
A proof print, 1822. 1 1 by 7.

190 VIEWS OF LONDON.
234. " View of Somerset House," King William 4th
landing there after the opening of London
Bridge, Aug. ist, 1831.
Cidvert del. A lithograph. 24 by 17*.
235. Somerset House, St. Paul's and Blackfriars
Bridge, with the Lord Mayor's State Barge,
&c, on the River.
Perrott del. et lithog, 1844. 1 6 by 9.
236. View of Somerset House, looking towards
Blackfriars Bridge.
J. Arnout del. et lith. 17 by 17.
237. Somerset House, looking towards Blackfriars
Bridge. Allom del. Prior sculp, 1 848. 16 by 9|.
238. Sketch from Milford Lane Stairs of the old
Buildings near Somerset House, looking
towards St. Paul's.
A Drawing by Daye, 1764. 16 by 13*.
239. Sketch of the above, but smaller. 1 1 by 7*.
240. Somerset House, a Terrace View towards
St. Paul's.
A print. siby4.
THE TEMPLE.
241. A View of the Temple and Essex House.
A Drawing about 1710. 17 by 4.
242. A Bird's-eye View of " the Temple."
Sutton Nicholls del. et sculp, 1720. 18 by 13.

Portfolio VI. ON THE THAMES. 191
243. View along the River from the Temple to
Queenhithe. A Drawing by Bernard Lens, 1730. I2| by 8*.
244. View on the River from the Temple to Lon
don Bridge, from Bankside.
A coloured drawing, 1740. 14* by 9*.
245. A long View of the Temple from the River.
A tinted Drawing, 1730. 17 by 4.
246. Bird's-eye View of " the Temple," 1754.
7. Bowles sculp. 13 by 8.
247. View of the Temple, St. Paul's, and Black
friars Bridge, from Maltby's Shot Manufac
tory. A coloured Drawing, 1760. 25* by 2i|
248. A View of the Barges conducting his Danish
Majesty to the Temple, looking towards
Blackfriars. A print, 1768. 9l by 7*-
249. Bird's-eye View of the Temple as it appeared
1 67 1, with the Arms of James, Duke of
York, and those of members of the Temple
round the View.
Re-engraved 1770. 34 by 19-
250. The Shot Tower, at Bankside on Fire, Jan.
5th, 1826.
W. Day del. Sf by 8.
251. Sketch of London from the Temple.
A pencil Drawing by Dayes. 1 1* by 7-

192 VIEWS OF LONDON.
252. Sketch of St. Paul's, &c, from the Temple.
A sepia Drawing by Stothard. 7* by 4*.
BLACKFRIARS BRIDGE.
253. The Ceremony of laying the first Stone of
Blackfriars Bridge, 1703. 10 by 5*.
254. A View of part of the intended Bridge at
Blackfriars, in August 1764.
By Robert Mylne arch. Engraved by Piranesi at
Rome. 23* by 15*.
255. The East Front of Blackfriars Bridge, with a
section of the Middle Arch, showing the
centering and construction, with plans and
description. Dubourg sculp, 1764. 25 by 11.
256. Part of the Bridge at Blackfriars as it was in
July, 1766.
E. Rooker del. et sculp. 21 by I5f.
257. View of the Bridge, reduced from the above.
E. Rooker sculp, 1766. 9 by 7.
258. View of "the Temporary Bridge at Black
friars." B. Godfrey del. et sculp, 1775. %\ by 6*.
259. View of Blackfriars Bridge, from York Ter
race. A Drawing, 1780. 16* by 4*.
260. View of Blackfriars Bridge and St. Paul's,
from Bankside.
Farington del. Stadler sculp., 1789. 24* by 17 \.

Portfolio VI. ON THE THAMES. 193
261. A View of London from under the Arch of
Blackfriars Bridge.
J. W. Edye del. et sculp, 1795. 29* by 21.
262. Blackfriars Bridge from the River.
7. Malton del. et sculp, 1797. 12 by 10.
263. View of the West Front of Blackfriars Bridge
and St. Paul's, from Bankside.
A water-colour Drawing, about 1 800. 1 7 by 1 1 \.
264. View on the Thames, looking towards Black
friars Bridge.
Pugin & Rowlandson del. Black sculp, 1S09. 10 by 8.
265. The South-west View of St. Paul's Cathedral
and Blackfriars Bridge, from the River.
G. F. Robson del. W. Bennet sculp, 18 10. 23 by 18.
266. The West Front of Blackfriars Bridge and
St. Paul's.
Havell & Son del. et sculp,, 1820. A coloured print.
12 by 9*.
267. Blackfriars Bridge from Southwark.
7. J. Boys del. et lithog, 1841. 18 by 7.
268. The Albion Mills, Blackfriars Bridge.
Eastgate sculp, 1790. 6* by 4*.
269. The Albion Mills on Fire, close to Blackfriars
Bridge, March 2nd, 1791.
Pugin & M.owlandson del. Black sculp, 1791. A
coloured print. i°* by °s-
270. A View of the Albion Mills on Fire.
J. W. Edye del. et sculp, 1791. A coloured print.
15 by 11.
O

194. VIEWS OF LONDON.
271. The Conflagration of the Albion Mills, or the
Merry Meal Mongers on Blackfriars Bridge.
Colling del. Barton sculp, 179 1. 9 by 7f.
272. The British Plate Glass Warehouse, south
side of Blackfriars Bridge.
A coloured print, 1790. 7 by 4*.
273. The Lord Mayor's Show on the Water, near
Blackfriars Bridge, with view of St. Paul's.
Pugh del, 1 804, a print. 7\ by 6.
274. View from Chatham Place, Blackfriars, look
ing towards Southwark.
Schnebellie del. Rolfe sculp, 1 809. 6* by 4\.
275. The Royal Floating Bath near Blackfriars
Bridge, 1819.
A coloured print. 9 by 4*.
276. View of Dl Salmon's House, Blackfriars, East
side of Fleet Ditch, 17 10.
A print. 4* by 3$.
277. Another View of Dl Salmon's House.
A print. 51 by 5*.
278. The Duke's Theatre in Dorset Gardens, built
by Sir Christopher Wren, on West side of
Fleet Ditch, 1671.
A print published by Nicholls, 18 14. 8 by 7*.
279. Bridewell Palace, from the River, as it appeared
1660. A small View at bottom as it was
1540. A print published by Boydell, 181 8. 10 by 8.

Portfolio VI. ON THE THAMES. 195
280. " Vue et Perspective de Londres du c6te de la
Tamise," from Bankside.
Grevenbrock del. Tardieu sculp., 1750. 11* by 9.
281. " Le Triomphe du Gout moderne, ou La Sig-
nora Faustina Bordoni."
A French satirical print, giving View of St. Paul's and
London Bridge, 1760. 12* by 9.
282. " A South View of Si Paul's, London," from
Bankside. A tinted Drawing by Bernard Leno. 13 by 8*.
283. Si Paul's, from Blackfriars Bridge.
Clennell del. W.B. Cooke, sculp, 181 5. 8 by 51
284. " An Accurate View of the Funeral Procession
of Lord Nelson," opposite Si Paul's, from
Bankside. 7. Smith del. et sculp, 1806. 18 by 10.
285. Lord Nelson's Funeral Procession by Water
from Greenwich to Whitehall, January 8th,
1806. Turner del. Clark & Mark sculp. i8| by 13 J.
286. SI Paul's, from the Shot Manufactory, Bank-
side. Shepherd del. W aliis sculp, 1827. 6 by 4*.
287. SI Paul's Cathedral, from Southwark Bridge.
Brown del. Winkles sculp, 1835. 4* by 7.
288. View of SI Paul's, from Bankside.
A sepia Drawing, 1850. 7* by 6.

196 VIEWS OF LONDON.
289. View of Si Paul's, from South side of Black
friars Bridge.
A Photograph by J. G. C, 1857. 8* by 6*.
290. View of Baynard's Castle as it appeared about
1649, from an ancient View.
W. Wise sculp, 1 8 12. 8 by 6*.
291. View of Baynard's Castle, about 1660.
A. Birrell sculp, 1790. 6* by 4f.
292. The Steel Yard, as it appeared soon after the
Fire, 1666.
B. Howell sculp, 18 12. 8* by 7.
293. The Waterman's Hall, Cold Harbour, about
1650. Shepherd del. Howlet sculp. 7* by 6.
294. View of Messrs. Calvert's Brewery, erected on
the site of Cold Harbour.
Schnebbilie del. Howlet sculp, 1802. 7* by 6.
295. The Three Cranes Wharf.
A Drawing by G. Shepherd, 18 10. 12 by 8.
296. View of Queenhithe Dock.
A Drawing by G. Shepherd, 18 10. 12 by 8.
297. "A View of the Southwark Bridge" when
Building, 1818.
F. Nash del., Timms & W. Bennet sculp. 20 by 14.
298. Southwark Bridge, East Front, looking to
wards SI Paul's.
A coloured print. 12 by 8.

Portfolio VI. ON THE THAMES. 197
299. " Southwark Bridge," West Front, looking
towards London Bridge.
Hassell del. Rothwell sculp., 18 19. i6| by 9^.
300. Southwark Bridge, West Front, from Bank-
side, looking towards London Bridge.
A coloured Drawing. 20 by 13
301. " The Southwark Bridge," West Front, from
Bankside. S. Prout del. G. Cooke sculp., 1828. 7 by 5*.
302. " A View of Southwark Bridge," East Front,
from Bankside.
R. Havell & Son del. et sculp, 1820. 12 by 9*.
303. "The Southwark Iron Bridge," East Front,
from Bankside. 1822.
A print published by Lawrie. 16* by 10*.
304. Southwark Bridge, East Front, from London
Bridge. Parrott del. et lithog, 1841. 16 by 10.
305. Southwark Bridge, from Queenhithe Dock.
A Drawing, 1841. 6 by 3*.

198 VIEWS OF LONDON.

Portfolio VII.
LONDON BRIDGE.
OLD LONDON BRIDGE.
1. View of the East Side of Old London Bridge,
with the Chapel of Si Thomas in the Reign
of King Henry 7th, circa 1500. Copied
from an illumination in a MS. in the British
Museum. A Lithograph by R. Martin. 20 by 13.
2. "The View of London Bridge from East to
West." The Arms of King James ist at top
in centre, those of the City on left, and of
John Gore, Lord Mayor, on right ; in base,
" Tame-Isis Fluvius," vulgo " Temms."
Drawn in Queen Elizabeth's time, but not published till
1624. By John Norden. 20* by 14*.
3. "A View of the East Side of London Bridge,
circa 1600."
A copy of the foregoing view by Norden. Lithographed
by R. Martin. 20* by 12.
4. " A View of London Bridge in the year 1616."
From Vischer's View of London.
Lithographed by R. Martin. 2o£ by 12.
5. " A View of London Bridge in the year 1647."
From Hollar's View of London.
Lithographed by R. Martin. 2o£ by 12.

Portfolio VII. LONDON BRIDGE. 199
6. " The West Side of London Bridge," and " The
East Side of London Bridge." Two long
Views on 2 sheets.
At the bottom of the Print is " An Historical Descrip
tion of the Great and admirable Bridge in the City of
London, over the River Thames."
" Let the whole Earth now all her Wonders Count,
This Bridge of Wonders is the Paramount!'
By Sutton Nicholls, 17 10. Printed for and sold by J.
Smith, in Exeter Change, in the Strand. 35 by 23.
7. A View of the West Side of London Bridge in
the year 17 10.
From the above engraving by Sutton Nicholls. A re
duced copy lithographed by R. Martin. 20 by 12.
8. " London Bridge," a Bird's-eye View of the
West Front.
Toms sculp, 1739. i2| by 7f.
9. "A View of the West Front of the Chappel
dedicated to St. Thomas, on London Bridge ;
also the Inside View from West to East
of the said Chappel, as it was first built
A.D. 1209;" also the Elevation and plan
of " London Bridge as it was first built,,
Ano. 1209."
" Peter, of Colechurch, was buried in a tomb which he
had erected for himself in the middle of the under
Chapel in the Center Pier of the Bridge."
Drawn and engraved by G. Virtue, 1748. 19 by 2i*„

200 VIEWS OF LONDON.
io. " The Water Works at London Bridge for the
supply of the City of London with Thames
Water," erected by Peter Morrice, a Dutch
man, 1582.
A print engraved for the Universal Magazine, 1749. 10 by 7.
1 1 . View of the West Front of London Bridge from
Southwark. This view shows the Waterworks at the north end of the
Bridge ; also Fishmongers' Hall and the East end of the
City. 5. & N. Buck del. et sculp, 1749. 17^ by 11.
12. "A View of the West Side of London Bridge,"
being a copy of the foregoing.
R. Martin lithog. 20 by 12.
13. "A View of London Bridge, taken near St.
Olave's Stairs," showing the East Front.
J. Boydell del. et sculp, 175 1. 16* by 9*.
14. A Copy of the above.
Lithographed by R. Martin. 20 by 12.
15. "A View of London Bridge before the late
Alterations, as in the year 1757."
Engraved from a picture by Sam/. Scott. P. C. Canot
sculp, 1758. 191 by 11*.
16. Another copy of the above, but a later edition,
1761. 21* by 11*.
17. Marriage a la mode, Plate VI., giving view of
London Bridge, 1745.
W. Hogarth pinxit. Scoton sculp. 17^ by I3f-

Portfolio VII. LONDON BRIDGE. 201
1 8. A Copy of the above.
A mezzotint in reverse. 25 by 19.
19. London Bridge, 1750.
A coloured engraving after the picture by Scott, Pub
lished by Hudson, 1824. 19! by 13^.
20. " A View of London Bridge, with the Ruins of
ye Temporary Bridge. Drawn the day after
the Dreadful Fire, April nth, 1758."
By A. Walker, and engraved by him. 15 by 9.
21. "An Exact View of London Bridge, since the
Conflagration of the late Temporary Bridge,
April 1 ith, 1758," with " A Chronological and
Historical Account, &c."
" A Temporary Bridge was built while they were taking
away one of the piers of the old bridge in order to make
one large arch about the centre thereof, when on Tues
day night, April 1 ith, about eleven o'clock, it was disco
vered that the said temporary bridge was on fire, and
by four o'clock next morning was entirely consumed."
Sold by W. Herbert under the Piazzas, on the Remains
of London Bridge. I3i by 7*-
22. A Small View of the Conflagration.
A print, 1758. 6 by 5-
23. " The Outside of St. Thomas's Chapel, on the
Great Pier of London Bridge, fronting to
wards the Tower."
An etching, 17 10. 4* by 8.
24. A View of London Bridge in its present State,
with the Water Works as viewed from the
City shore.
A print, 1762. u*by4i.

202 VIEWS OF LONDON.

OLD LONDON BRIDGE, WITHOUT THE HOUSES.
25. " View of London Bridge, including the Church
of St. Magnus and the Monument." Showing
the West Side and the Water Works, also
the widening of the centre arch.
J. Farington del. J. C. Stadler sculp, 1790. 24 by 16.
26. View of the East Front of the Bridge, showing
St. Paul's.
An Indian ink Drawing, 1792. 11* by 2,\.
27. View of the West Front of the Bridge, looking
towards Southwark
A water-colour Drawing by J. Clevely, 1792. 14* by 9.
28. " View on the Thames, near London Bridge,"
similar to the above.
J. Clevely del. J. Jukes sculp, 1792. 20 by 13*.
29, " Conjugal Affection " (giving View of London
Bridge, from a Picture by Smirke).
R. Thew sculp, 1792. 23* by 17*.
30. View of the East of London from the River,
with Design for a Bridge, by G. Dance.
W. Daniell sculp, 1 800. A coloured print.
31. View of the West Front of Old London Bridge,
showing Fishmongers' Hall, &c.
A water-colour Drawing by Major G. Yates, 1823. 20 by 12.
32. A copy of the above.
Lithographed by R. Martin, 1823. 20 by 12.

Portfolio VII. LONDON BRIDGE. 203
33. View of the East Front of Old London Bridge,
taken from St. Olave's Stairs.
A water-colour Drawing by Major G. Yates, 1827. 20* by 12.
34. A copy of the above.
Lithographed by R. Martin, 1827. 20* by 12.
35. A View of the East Front of Old London
Bridge, taken from Billingsgate, 1830, show
ing the widening of the two arches, with the
timber supports, &c.
A water-colour Drawing by Major Yates. 22 by 13.
36. A View of the East Front of Old London
Bridge, taken in 1831.
A water-colour Drawing by Major G. Yates. 22 by 12.
37. " Old London Bridge from Southwark."
7. H. Shepherd del. Radcliff sculp, 1827. 6 by 3*.
38. " London Bridge from Bankside."
Callcott del. G. Cooke sculp, 1826. 6 by 3f.
39. London Bridge, East Front.
W. Westall del. Heath sculp, 1825. 5 by 3-
40. London Bridge, East Front.
P. Deivint del. Heath sculp, 1825. Si by 2|.
41. London Bridge, East Front.
Drawing by G. Arnould, 181 1. 8* by 6.
42. North View of the West Side of Old London
Bridge, showing the Works in progress for
the relief of the Navigation during the build
ing of the New Bridge.
Drawn and etched by W. Knight, 1827. 18 by 11.

204 VIEWS OF LONDON.
43. View of the West Front of the Old Bridge at
the South End, showing works in progress
as above.
Drawn and etched by W. Knight, 1826. 17 by 10*.
44. The First Arch in the New London Bridge in
progress of Building.
Drawn and etched by W. Knight, 1827. 10* by 8.
45. Observations on the Construction of the Old
Bridge, by W. Knight, Clerk of the Works.
46. Old London Bridge, with Coffer Dams, Tower
of SI Magnus Church, &c.
W. H. Bartlett del. J. Le Keux sculp, 1827. 8 by 5*.
47. Etching of the above.
48. The Works in progress of the New London
Bridge, taken July 28th, 1827.
C. S tanfield del. G. Cooke sculp. 7i by 5.
49. The Building the Arches of the New Bridge.
A proof print, 1827. 6 by 3*.
50. " The Southwark End of Old London Bridge,"
from a Drawing taken at low water, 25th
Nov., 1831.
Drawn and etched by E. W. Cooke. 14A by io£.
51. The Demolition of the Great or Chapel-Pier of
• Old London Bridge, with the Derrick used
in Drawing the Foundation Piles, March,
1832. Drawn and etched by E. W. Cooke. 12 by 9.

Portfolio VII. LONDON BRIDGE. 205
52. Part of Old London Bridge, SI Magnus Church,
and the Monument, taken August 15th, 1831.
By E. W. Cooke. 10* by 14.
53. Building of the New Bridge, with View of Old
Fishmongers' Hall.
Bartlett del. Roberts sculp, 1829. 8 by 6.
54. The South End of the Old Bridge, showing the
Top of the Arches.
By.E. W. Cooke. 14 by 10.
55. Demolition of Old London Bridge, as it ap
peared January 24th, 1832.
By E. W. Cooke. 13* by 9f.
56. The Old and New London Bridges, from the
City End, looking South.
By E. W. Cooke, August 27th, 1830. 12* by 9.
57. Part of the Old Bridge, and the Steps of the
New Bridge.
By E. W. Cooke, 1832. 10 by 11*.
58. The New Bridge, from the Upper Landing of
the Steps, near Tooley Street.
By E. W. Cooke, 1833. 8* by 1 \\.
59. Four Picturesque Sketches of Old London
Bridge during the Demolition in 183 1-2.
J. Lindsay lithog. each 9* by 7.
THE NEW LONDON BRIDGE.
60. The Elevation and Ground Plan of the New
Bridge. A Drawing by W. Knight, giving all the dimensions,
1830. 24* by 10*.

206 VIEWS OF LONDON. t
61. A Longitudinal Section of New London Bridge,
with Transverse Section and Plans of the
Piers, Coffer-dams, &c, by the Engineer,
John Rennie.
Lithographed by R. Martin, 1832. 21* by 13*.
62. Procession on the River of K. William and
Q. Adelaide to open the New London Bridge,
the ist of August, 1831.
7. Calvert del. Day lithog. 23 by 16.
63. " The Ceremony of Opening the New London
Bridge," August ist, 1831.
J. Allom del. J. Nash lithog. 12* by 7.
64. "A View of the New London Bridge as it
appeared August ist, 1831." The West Front,
showing the Old Bridge under the Arches.
W. Varley del. et lithog. 1 8* by 7.
65. View of the New Bridge on the day of the
Opening. A Balloon seen.
A Drawing. 8* by 6.
66. Engraving from the above Drawing.
67. " The Opening of the New London Bridge," a
River View, showing the Procession.
A coloured engraving, published by Havell. 17 by 10.
68. New London Bridge, August ist, 1831.
Drawn and published by H. Matthews. 17 by 1 1.
69. " Opening of London Bridge." Arrival of the
King and Queen.
Sketched on stone by' Joseph Nash. 21* by 9*.

Portfolio VII. LONDON BRIDGE. 207
70. The New Bridge, and View of London from
the Tower of SI Saviour's Church.
Major Yates del. Davenport sculp, 1835. 8 by 4*.
71. View of New London Bridge, West Front,
looking down the River, and showing the
Old Bridge.
A water-colour Drawing by Major Yates, 183 1.
22 by 11*.
72. Another View of the Bridge, showing the West
Front, looking towards Southwark, and giving
distant View of Surrey.
A water-colour Drawing by Major Yates, 1838. 24* by 13*.
73. View of New London Bridge, East Front, from
Adelaide Wharf, looking South.
A water-colour Drawing by Major Yates, 1837. 23 by 1 3.
74. " Entrance into the City by London Bridge."
Thos. Higham del. et sculp, 1836. 16 by 8*.
75. " New London Bridge," opened by K. Wil
liam 4th, in person, August ist, 1831.
7. Higham del. et sculp, 1837. 16 by 8.
76. London Bridge, frpm Bankside.
7. C. Dibdin lithog, 1837. 1 1 by 7.
77. London Bridge, from Southwark Bridge.
7. 5. Boys lithog, 1838. 18 by 7.
78. The Pool, looking towards London Bridge.
W. Parrott lithog, 1841. 16* by 9.

208 VIEWS OF LONDON.
79. London Bridge, from the Pool.
W. Parrott lithog, 1841. 17* by 10*.
80. London Bridge, from above bridge.
E. Walker del. W. Simpson lithog.. 1852. 15* by 12.

Portfolio VIII.
ON THE THAMES, EAST.
LONDON BRIDGE TO BLACKWALL.
1. Four Views, Old Billingsgate, Old Wapping,
Ratcliff Cross, and Limehouse.
Four water-colour Drawings by Clevely in 1791.
each 8* by 5*.
2. View of Old Billingsgate in 1810.
A pencil Drawing. 9 by 5*.
3. View on the River, looking towards London
Bridge. A sepia Drawing by De Wint, 181 1. 9 by 4|.
4. View of the South-east Front of the Tower
from the River.
A water-colour Drawing by Miller, 18 14. 9 by 6.
5. View of Billingsgate as it appeared in 1828.
A. W. Callcott del. G. Cooke sculp, 1828. 4| by 6\.
6. View of Billingsgate, with Oyster Boats.
E. W. Cooke del. et sculp, 1830. 7* by 5|.

7. View from Billingsgate of Old and New Lon
don Bridge.
E. W. Cooke del. et sculp, 1833. 71 by 5^.

Portfolio VIII. ON THE THAMES, EAST. 209
8. View of Old Billingsgate Market.
A pencil Drawing by G. Shepherd, 1829. 14 by gf.
9. Billingsgate Market on Oyster Day.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1846. 10 by 6f.
10. The New Billingsgate Market, 1851.
J. B. Burning archt. G. Hawkins lithog. A coloured
copy. 17 by II.
11. View of Brewer, Chester, and Galley Quays,
near Billingsgate.
A Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1841. 29 by 9.
1 2. Lithograph of the above.
By S. Lumbey, 1841. 16 by 9*.
13. The New Building of Brewer, Chester, and
Galley Quays.
7. H. Shepherd del. S. Lumbey sculp, 1846. 15* by 9\-
14. South View of the Old Custom House, Lon
don, as it appeared in the Reign of Queen
Elizabeth. From a scarce print by B. Howlett, 1663. A print. 8 by 4f •
15. The Old Custom House as it appeared after
the Fire, 1666.
John Dunstall fecit, 1669. 8 by 5.
16. "The Prospect of the Old Custom House as it
appeared 17 14."
John Harris del. et sculp, 17 14 Sold by Thos. Tay
lor. 22 hy l6*-
p

2IO VIEWS OF LONDON.
17. " La Douane ou Custom House," a front View
before the Fire of 17 18.
J. Govill del, from Les Delices, &c, 1718. 6 by 4|.
18. The Custom House for the Port of London, as
it appeared after the Fire of 17 18.
J. Bowles del. et sculp, 1725. 8* by 5*.
19. The Old Custom House, 1739.
G. Toms sculp. I2| by 8.
20. A View of the Old Custom House, looking
towards the Tower.
Maurer del. 7. Bowles sculp, 1753. 15* by 9.
21. "The Imports of Great Britain from France,"
the Landing of French People at the
Old Custom House, with explanation at
bottom.
(A satirical print.) S.P. Boitard del. et sculp, 1757.
13* by 8.
22. The Old Custom House, looking towards Lon
don Bridge.
7. Malton del. et sculp, 1799. 12 by 8*.
23. The Old Custom House, looking towards Lon
don Bridge.
Miller del. Watts sculp, 1800. j\ by 5*.
24. The Custom House in 1808.
Pugin & Rowlandson del. J. Bluck sculp. A coloured
print. ioby8.
25. Small View of the Custom House.
5. Owen del. W. Cooke sculp, 18 10. 7* by 4*.

Portfolio VIII. ON THE THAMES, EAST. 211
26, The fatal Conflagration of the Custom House,
on the morning of the 12th Feby., 1814.
A coloured print. F. Calvert del, 18 14. i8£ by 13.
27. Small View of the Custom House, as it
appeared after the Fire, 1814.
Fellows del. W. Wise sculp, 18 14. 8* by 5*.
28. The New Custom House, with View of London
looking towards the Bridge.
7. 5. Roberts del. R. Havell & Sou sculp, 18 16.
24 by 16*.
29. A South View of the New Custom House,
looking towards London Bridge.
From a Drawing by David Laing, archt. J. C. Stadler
sculp, 1 8 17. A coloured print. 19* by 14.
30. The New Custom House, River Front.
David Laing archt. H. Peto builder. H. Hassill del.
C. Rivers sculp, 18 17. 17 by 8f.
31. View of the New Custom House.
Print published by Laurie, 1817. i6| by 10*.
32. The New Custom House, looking towards
London Bridge.
J. M. W. Turner del. J. C. Allen sculp, 1820. Proof.
9* by 5*.
33. Old London Bridge taken from the New Cus
tom House.
J. M. W. Turner del. Edwd. Goodall sculp, 1 820.
10* by 7.
34. The Port of London with the New Custom
House, as altered by Sir Robl Smirke, look
ing towards New London Bridge.
7. Allom del. 7. H. Havell 'sculp, 1839. 16 by 8.

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212 VIEWS OF LONDON.
35. The Pool, with the New Custom House, look
ing towards the Tower.
W. Parrott del. C. Hullniandel sculp, 1844. 16 \ by 9.
36. The New Custom House, looking towards Lon
don Bridge.
7. S. Boys lithog, 1849. 12* by 14.
37. View of the New Custom House. Prince
Albert and the Prince of Wales landing for
the opening of the New Coal Exchange, Octr.
30th, 1849.
Woodcut by Smyth. 21 by 14*.
THE TOWER OF LONDON.
38. View of the Tower, with distant View of Old
London Bridge ; Charles Duke of Orleans a
Prisoner in the Tower writing his Poems.
From a manuscript in the British Museum.
J. Basire sculp. 7* by 6.
39. The Tower and the Antient Buildings round it
in the Reign of Queen Elizabeth. From the
Aggas Map, 1560. 18 by 14.
40. A South-East View of London before the de
struction of SI Paul's Steeple, showing the
Tower of London.
From a picture about 1560. B. Howlett sculp, 1818.
11* by 7*-
41. "Representation des Feus de Joye qui furent
faicts sur l'eau dans Londres a l'honneur de
la Reine la nuict du Jour de son Entrde."

Portfolio VIII. ON THE THAMES, EAST. 213
Views of the Tower from the River, saluting
Marie de Medici on her arrival to visit her
daughter, Queen Henrietta Maria.
A print of the time. 8 by 9*.
42. Castrum Royale Londinense, vulgo the Tower.
A copy from Hollar's View. A print, 1646. 10 by 5 f
43. South-East View of the Tower of London
A print, 1650. 6| by 5.
44. " Les 7 Eveques mis a la Tour le ^ Juin, 1688,"
with a View of the Tower from the River.
P. Pickaert del. A. Schoonenbeck sculp, 1688. 7\ by 5*-
45. A Prospect of the Tower of London as it
appears to the River Thames.
Sold by Sutton Nicholls in Aldersgate Street, near the
Half Moon Tavern, 17 15. 16 by 11*.
46. The Tower of London.
L. Knyff del. J. Kip sculp, 1715. 19 by 12J.
47. The Tower of London.
Toms del. et sculp, 1720. 13 by 8.
48. The South View of the Tower of London.
Samuel & Nathaniel Buck sculp, 1737. 14 by 5f ¦
49. The Tower of London.
7. Bowles del. et sculp, 1727. 8* by 5f.
50. View of the Tower, looking towards Old Lon
don Bridge, taken from the River.
Maurer del. 7. Bowles sculp, 1746. I5*by9*-

214 VIEWS OF LONDON.
51. "A View of the Tower, taken from the Thames."
John Boydell del. et sculp, 175 1. 16* by 9*.
52. A General View of the City of London next
the River Thames near the Tower.
7. Bowles del. et sculp, 175 1. 15 by 9.
53. A General View of the Tower and the City of
London, looking Westward.
A reduced copy of the above by Bowles. A print sold
by Sayer. 10 by 6.
54. A View of the Old Custom House, with Part
of the Tower, looking Eastward.
A print sold by Sayer, 175 1. 10 by 6.
55. A South-East View of the Tower, looking to
wards Old London Bridge, and Part of the
City. A print sold by Sayer, 175 1. 10 by 6.
56. "A South Prospect of the Tower of London."
A print, from the London Magazine, 175 1. 7f by 3*.
57. A View of the Tower, with South-Eastern
Prospect of London.
A print sold by Sayer, 175 1. IO by 6.
58. A View of the Tower, with Old London Bridge
and Part of the City, from the River.
J. Maurer del. Mulier jun. sculp, 1753. 15^ by 9.
59. View of the City of London, looking Westward
from the Tower, taken from the River.
Eastgate sculp, about 1760. I2| by 6f.

ortfolio VIII. ON THE THAMES, EAST. 215
60. A View of the Tower.
S. Wale del. 7. Simpson sculp, 1761. 5* by 3.
61. View of the Tower, taken from the River, look
ing towards London Bridge.
R. Dodd del. Woodfall sculp, 1793. 30 by 20*.
62. View from the Tower. Sailors taking leave.
H. Singleton del. R. Pollard sculp, 1793. 20 by 15.
63. The Tower, from an ancient Print.
Medland sculp. 6* by 4|.
64. The Tower (from the River).
J. Farington del. J. C. Stadler sculp, 1795. 12 by 7*.
65. " View of the Tower."
E. Dayes del. P. Andinet sculp, 1797. 9* by 6.
66. The Tower from the River.
7. Malton del. et sculp, 1799. 12 by 8*.
67. North View of Traitor's Gate, 1798.
J. T. Smith deh et sculp, 1798. 7 by 7%.
68. View of the Tower, with a Bird's-Eye View of
London, looking to the West.
A water-colour Drawing by W. Daniels, 1805. 24 by 13*-
69 Coloured Engraving from the above Drawing,
l805. 2S*byi5*.
70. View of the Tower, with the Tender in front on
the River.
Varley del. W. Angus sculp, 18 14. 6 by 4.

2l6 VIEWS OF LONDON.
71. " View of the Tower of London."
J. Gendall del. D. Havell sculp, 1819. 19* by 14.
72. View from the Tower Wharf, looking towards
the New Custom House and London Bridge,
with the Margate Steam Yachts.
Robert Havell & Sons del. et sculp, 1820. 12 by 8.
73. The South-East Front of the Tower.
7. Nash del. J. Pye sculp, 1820. 8* by $1-
74. View of the Tower.
H. Gastineau del. W. Woolnoth sculp, 1823. 5 by 4*.
75. View of the South- West Front of the Tower,
and the Improvements on the North side.
E. Duncan del. 7. A. Prior sculp, 1853. \6\ by 10.
76. View of the Tower, with Embarkation of the
Lord Mayor on the 9th November.
W. Parrott del. C Hullmandel sculp. 16* by 11.
ST. KATHERINE'S DOCKS.
77. Houses in SI Katherine's, from the River
Thames, pulled down 1827.
An etching, 1827. 41 by 3\.
78. The Old House called the Dutch Scaters, pulled
down 1827 for the SI Katherine's Docks.
An etching, 1827. 31 by 5.
79. " SI Katherine's Tower."
Pearson del. Preston sculp, 18 10. 8 by 6*.

Portfolio VIII. ON THE THAMES, EAST. 217
80. The Excavations for the Si Katherine's Docks,
and View of the Tower.
C. S tanfield del. G. Cook sculp, 1 827. 7 by 4*.
81. Bird's-eye View of SI Katherine's Docks, 1829.
9 by 6.
82. Small View of SI Katherine's Docks, from the
Basin. G. H. Shepherd del. H. Jordan sculp, 1829. 6 by 4|.
83. A Bird's-eye View of SI Katherine's Docks,
and View of London, looking Westward.
A proof presented by Philip Hardwick, the architect.
7. M. Baynes del. C. Hidlmandel sculp, 1829. \Z\by 12.
WAPPING.
84. View of the Gun Dock at Wapping.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1850. 10 by 6*.
85. The Entrance to the Thames Tunnel, with a
Plan, &c, and description of it. M. J. Brunei
Engineer. A woodcut, 1827. 11 by 9*.
86. View of the Entrance to the Thames Tunnel.
Rt. Groom lithog, 1830. 10* by 6f.
87. View of the Entrance to the Thames Tunnel,
from Wapping.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1854. 7 by Si-

2l8 VIEWS OF LONDON.
88. Two Views of the Ruins after the Great Fire at
Ratcliffe, July 23rd, 1 794, with View of Mr.
Bere's House, miraculously saved.
B. Burnett pinxit. 7. Malton sculp, 1794. each 23 by 16*.
THE DOCKS.
89. The Entrance to the London Docks.
A Drawing by J. P. Neale, 181 5. 8 by 5*.
90. Engraving from the above.
Mathew sculp, 181 5. 6 by 4f.
91. Entrance to the London Docks.
Varrall sculp, 1 8 17. 3* by 3*.
92. Entrance to the London Docks from Lime
house. F. Dewint del. C. Heath sculp, 1825. 5 by 3.
93. Entrance to the Limehouse Dock.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1850. 1 1 by 7\.
94. "A View taken near Limehouse Bridge, look
ing down the Thames."
J. Boydell del. et sculp, 175 1. 16* by 9*.
95. View of Limehouse Reach.
A mezzotint, about 1780. 6 by 4*.
96. The Entrance to the Limehouse Dock.
A Drawing by Shepherd, 1826. 6 by 4.
97. Engraving of the above, 1826. 4 by 2*.

Portfolio VIII. ON THE THAMES; EAST. 219
98. View of Limehouse Dock, leading to Regent's
Canal.
T.H. Shepherd del. F. J. Havell sculp, 1827. 51 by 3*-
99. Shipbuilding at Limehouse Dock. The " Pre
sident " on the Stocks.
Lithographed by W. Parrott, 1840. 16* by 9*.
100. Bird's-eye View of London, taken from Lime
house. John Swertner del. et sculp, 1801. 28 by 17.
101. View of Messrs. Cox & Curlin's Yard, Lime
house. H. Moses del. et sculp, 1825. 7* by 5.
102. View of Limehouse, from the River.
H. Moses del. et sculp , 1825. 7* by 5-
103. Another View of Limehouse, with Shipping
on the River.
H. Moses del, 1825. 7* by 5-
104. View of the Commercial Docks.
G. Cooke del. et sculp, 1827. 6 by 3*.
105. The London Docks. " An Elevated View of
the New Dock in Wapping," with a distant
View of London, &c, and a description at
bottom. W. Daniell del. et sculp, 1803. 30* by 16.
106. Bird's-eye View of the West India Docks,
looking towards Blackwall and the New

220 VIEWS OF LONDON.
Canal across the Isle of Dogs, with de
scription at bottom.
W. Daniell del. et sculp, 1802. 30* by 16.
107. Bird's-eye View of the East India Docks,
with description at bottom.
W. Daniell del. et sculp, 1803. 30* by 16.
108. A View of the West India Docks and Ware
houses, taken from the Back of the Folly
House, Blackwall.
7. King del. et sculp, 1803. 15 by 10*.
109. The West India Import Dock, Poplar.
7. H. Shepherd del. 7. Barber sculp, 1831. 6 by 4.
no. The West India Docks from the South East.
Lithographed by W. Parrott, 1840. 16* by 9*.
111. The West India Docks, Blackwall.
R. B. Schnebbelie del. Hawkins sculp, 18 14. 6* by 3|.
112. West India Docks, near Blackwall.
Rowlandson & Pugin del. Black sculp, 1810. A
coloured print. 10 by 7f .
113. View of Messrs. Perry's Dock and Mast
House. A Drawing about 1790. 8* by 6*.
114. View of Messrs. Perry's Dock, at Blackwall.
A print, 1790. 6\ by 4*.
115. View of ditto. A print, 1796. 4fby3i-

Portfolio VIII. ON THE THAMES, EAST. 221
1 1 6. View of Messrs. Perry's Mast House from the
River. R. Owen del. W. Cooke sculp, 1809. 7\ by 4*.
117. View of Messrs. Perry's Dock, Blackwall.
Original Drawing by Rowlandson, 1801. 17 by 11.
118. "View of Blackwall, looking towards Green
wich." J. Boydell del. et sculp, 1750. \6\ by 9*.
119. A View of Blackwall, with part of the Dock
Yard from the River.
The " Launch of the Bombay Castle," 74 guns.
R. Dodd del. et sculp, 1789. 26 by 15*-
120. View of the Entrance to Blackwall Docks.
Original Drawing by Rowlandson, 1801. 18* by 11*.
121. View of Blackwall with the Wellington India-
man. H. Moses del. et sculp, 1824. 7* by 5-
122. " Basin at Blackwall."
H. Moses del. et sculp, 1824. 7* by 5-
1 23. View of Blackwall from the River.
E. Pritchett del. C. Wallis sculp, 1830. 6* by 4*.
124. A Bird's-eye View of the East India Docks at
Blackwall, with extensive View of the River
and Country.
IV. Daniell del. et sculp, 1803. 3°i by 16.
125. A Bird's-eye View of the Commercial Dock at
Rotherhithe, and distant View of London,
with description at bottom.
W. Daniell del. et sculp, 1803. 30* by 16.

222 VIEWS OF LONDON.

DEPTFORD.
126. " Howland Great Dock, near Deptford, with
distant view of London."
7. Badstade del. J. Kip sculp, 1717. 16* by 13*.
127. "A Geometrical Plan and a North-East Ele
vation of His Majesty's Dockyard at Dept
ford, with part of the Town, &c."
Thos. Milton surv. et del. F. C. Canot sculp, 1753.
25} by i8f.
128. "The North West Prospect of Deptford."
" Deptford or Deptford Strand, formerly called West
Greenwich, was of no great note, till K. Henry VIII.
in the 4th year of his reign, erected a Storehouse
there!'
S. & N. Buck del. et sculp, 1739. 30* by 9*.
129. View on the River of Deptford Dockyard,
Greenwich Hospital in the distance.
R. Baton pinxit. W. Woollett sculp, 1775. 25* by 18.
130. A View of Greenwich by Jonas More, 1662.
Fac-simile lithograph by Standidge. 19 by 11*.
131. A View of the Antient Royal Palace called Pla
centia, in East Greenwich, built by King
Henry 5th and destroyed in the Civil Wars.
Sumpti. Societ. Antiquar. Londini. J. Basire sculp.
I767- 19 by I2|.

Portfolio VIII. ON THE THAMES, EAST. 223

GREENWICH HOSPITAL.
132. "The North West Prospect of Greenwich."
" King Henry V. built here a Royal Palace and
named it Placentia. This Place has been honour' d by
the Birth of King Henry VIIL, Q. Mary, Q. Eliza
beth, and several others of the Blood Royal, and here
died King Edward VI."
S. & N. Buck del. et sculp, 1739. 30* by 9*.
133. Bird's-eye View of "The Royal Hospital at
Greenwich," taken from the River.
Sutton Nicholls del. et sculp, 1704. 17* by 13.
134. " A Prospect of the Royal Hospital and Parke
at Greenwich," a Bird's-eye View taken
from the River.
L. J. Kip del. J. Harris sculp, 171 1. 33f by 22*.
135. Greenwich Hospital from the River.
J. Wale del. 7. Simpson sculp, 1761. 5* by 3h
136. View of the Royal Hospital at Greenwich,
during the Fire of the Chapel, on 2nd Jan.,
1779, taken from the River.
Thos. FurSer del. E. Edye sculp, 1779- 2S by 17*-
137. The Royal Hospital at Greenwich, taken from
the Isle of Dogs, on two sheets.
Robt. Dodd del. Woodfall sculp, 1723- 30 by 19.
138. The North-East Front of Greenwich Hospital.
J. W. Callcott del. G. Cooke sculp, 1827. 6 by 4i-
139. Greenwich from the Marsh, 1828. 4! by 3i

224 VIEWS OF LONDON.
140. View of Greenwich Hospital from the River.
A German print, 1828. 4} by 3.
141. View of the Royal Hospital, the North-West
side of the Sauare. j.
W. P. Kay del. R. Martin lithog, 1830. 29 by 15.
142. The Royal Hospital, Greenwich, from the
River. W. F. Havill del. et sculp, 1832. 16* by 8.
143. North-East View of the Royal Hospital, taken
from the Marshes.
J. D. Harding lithog, 1836. 13 by 9.
144. Greenwich Hospital.
E. Walker del. 7. Picken lithog, 1852. 15* by 11*.
145. North-West View of the Royal Naval Hos
pital, at Greenwich, taken from the River.
G. Moore del. Thos. Higham sculp, 1843. 16 by 8.
146. View of the Royal Hospital, Greenwich, and
the Old " Dreadnought," taken from Mill-
wall.
W. Parrott del. et lithog, 1844. \6\ by 9.
147. View of Greenwich, from the Isle of Dogs.
C. Campion del. W. Henshall sculp., 1850. 5| by 4.
148. The Duke of Norfolk's Aims-Houses, Green
wich. J. P. Malcolm del. et sculp., 1796. y\ by 4%.

Port. VIII. FROST FAIRS ON THE THAMES. 225
FROST FAIRS ON THE THAMES.
1. A N.W. View of the Fair on the River Thames
during the Great Frost, i68f , Monday, Feb. 4.
Copied from the Original Drawing by Wyke,
in the British Museum,, taken near the
Temple Stairs.
A tinted Drawing by C. J. M. Wichelo, 18 12. 15I by 9\.
2. " Frost Fair on the River Thames, 1684."
An engraving from the above View. 9* by 3f .
3. View of Frost Fair on the River Thames, taken
from the site of Westminster Bridge when the
Piers were building, looking North, date 1740.
A tinted Drawing, supposed by Bernard Lens. 13* by 5f-
4. A View of the Thames from Rotherhithe Stairs
during the Frost in 1789.
G. Samuel del. W. Birch sc. 5 by 5.
5. View of the Thames off Three Cranes Wharf,
when Frozen, Monday, 31st January, to Sa
turday, 5th February, 1814, on which a Fair
was held attended by many hundred Persons.
A coloured print, pub3, by Burkitt & Hudson, 18th
February, 18 14. 18* by 14.
6. The Fair on the Thames, February 4th, 1814.
A Print in commemoration of the remarkable
severe Frost, which commenced December
27th, 1 81 3, and continued with little inter
ruption until March 27th, 18 14.
Drawn and etched by Luke Clennell. Reeve aquat. Pubd
by Hassell& Rickards. 20 by 16.
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226 VIEWS OF LONDON.
7. A View of Frost Fair as it appeared on the Ice
on the River Thames, February 3, 1814, be
tween Blackfriars and London Bridges, show
ing numerous Booths and various Sports on
the Ice ; and 40 verses below.
A print, pubd. March 19th, 18 14, by J. Pitts. 17 \ by 13.
8. An Exact Representation of the Ice at London
Bridge on the 5th February, 1814.
A print, pubd- by Flindall. 1 1* by 8.
9. Gambols on the River Thames, Feb., 1814 ; a
View on the Ice near Blackfriars Bridge.
G. Cruikshank fee Pubd. by Tegg, Feb. 18 14. 13* by 10.
10. "A Fair on the Thames, Feb. 1814." A View
showing booths and sports on the Ice, SI
Paul's in the background.
L. Clennell pinx. G. Cooke sc 8 by 5.
11. "A View on the River Thames between Lon
don and Blackfriars Bridges, in the hard
Frost, 18 14, taken on the spot at Bankside,
February 4th, 1814."
Pubd. Feb. 7, 1 8 14, by G. Thompson. 8* by 6.
12. "Frost Fair, held on the Thames, Feb. 4th,
1814." A View looking towards Blackfriars
Bridge. Pubd by 7. Batchelor. 8* by 6*.
13. " This View of London Printed on the Ice of
the River Thames, February 5th, 1814."
An etching. 7 by 3.

Book. FROST FAIRS ON THE THAMES. 227
14. Various small Tickets printed on the Ice,
February 18 14.

The following interesting Views of Frost Fairs upon the
Thames are in a separate volume, and were given to the
Editor by his friend, Mrs. George.
15. "Wonders on the Deep; or, the most exact
Description of the Frozen River of Thames."
" The great Frost which began about the
middle of December, 1683, and ended the
28th of February following."
The print represents a double line of booths, bull-bait
ing, and various sports, with view of London Bridge.
Below are 60 verses, and the chronicle of previous frosts.
Printed by M. H. and J. M. for P. Brooksby, at the
sign of the Golden Ball, in West Smithfield. 14* by 18.
16. " Great Britain's Wonder : or London's Admi
ration. Being a True Representation of a
Prodigious Frost which began about the
beginning of December, 1683, and continued
till the fourth day of February following.
And held on with such violence that Men
and Beasts, Coaches and Carts, went as fre
quently thereon as Boats were wont to pass
before." The View represents bull-baiting and other sports, an
ox roasting, &c, a street of booths, and in background
are Arundel House, Essex Buildings, the Temple, &c
Below are 114 lines of verse.
Printed by M. Haly and J. Millet, and sold by Robert
Waltor, at the Globe, on the North side of St. Paul's
Church, 1684. 15 by 20*.
Q2

228 VIEWS OF LONDON.
17. "The True and Exact Representation ofthe
Wonders upon the Water during the last
unparallel'd Frost upon the River of Thames,
i68f." This print shows the street of booths called " Frezeland
Street," various sports, coaches being driven on the ice,
ox-roasting bull-baiting, &c.
"Printed on the frozen Thames, Feb. i68|," and
"printed by G. Croom at the Blew Ball in Thames
Street, over against Baynard's Castle, 1684." 12 by 17*.
18. "A True Description of Blanket Fair upon the
River Thames, in the Time of the great Frost,
in the year of our Lord 1683."
This print shows the same kind of sports, &c, as in the
foregoing ; also the street of booths leading from Temple
Stairs. Below is a " Description of the Piece," and about
116 lines of verses.
London : printed by H. Brugis in Green Arbour,
Little Old Bayly, 1683. 13 by 17.
19. " An Exact and lively Mapp or Representation
of Booths and all the varieties of Showes and
Humours upon the Ice on the River of
Thames by London. During that memorable
Frost in the 35th yeare of the Reigne of his
sacred Ma^. King Charles the 2d, Anno Dni.
MDCLXXXIII." This View shows London Bridge in the background, the
street of booths leading from Temple Stairs, carriages,
sports, &c, as in the former views, and is divided into
squares. " Printed for and sold by William Warter, stationer,
at the sign of the Talbot, under the Mitre Tavern in
Fleet Street, London." 16* by 14.

BOOK. FROST FAIRS ON THE THAMES. 229
20. Another Copy of the above Print, without the
lines forming squares. i6£ by 14.
21. " N.W. View of the Fair on the River Thames"
during the Great Frost, i68|, from an
Original Drawing by Wyke in the British
Museum. Taken near the Temple Stairs.
Print puba. by Wilkinson, 1825. 12* by 9
22. " Frost Fair on the River Thames," Monday,
February the 4th, A. i68f.
An etching from the same Drawing as the above ; and
below are copies of the cards printed for King Charles
and the Earl of Clarendon by G. Croom. A modern print.
9* by 7.
23. " Erra Pater's Prophesy on Frost Faire, i68f."
The Sage is represented pointing to the sports, &c, on
the frozen Thames. The street of booths is shown, and
view of London in the background.
" Old Erra Pater, or his rambling Ghost,
Prognosticating of this long strong frost,
Some Ages past said fy Ice-bound Thames
Should prove a Theatre for Sports and Games" &c.
" Printed for James Norris at the King's armes wthout
Temple Barr." This print is supposed to be engraved
by Faithorne. 7\ by 10.
24. "Wonderful News from the River of Thames."
A Ballad to a pleasant New Tune. 9 verses
with music.
" Printed on the Frozen Thames by the Loyal Young
Printers, viz. R. and A. Milbourn, S. Hindi, J. Mason,
1683. 6* by 11*.

230 VIEWS OF LONDON.
25. " The Thames uncased ; or, the Waterman's
Song upon the Thaw." A Ballad to the
tune of " Hey Boys, up go we," in 18 verses.
London : printed for the Author, and sold by J. Norris
at the King's Arms, without Temple Bar, 1684. 10 by 16.
26. " Frost Fair on the River Thames."
This print gives a View of London, with the street of
booths to Temple Stairs on the left, and London Bridge
on the right. There is also a transverse street of booths.
" Printed on the Thames, Jan. 17-J-f-" 7* by 6.
27. " Frost Fayre, Being a True Prospect of the
Great Varietie of Shops and Booths for Trades
men, with other Curiosities and humours on
the Frozen River of Thames before the City
of London in that memorable Frost in ye
second year of the Reigne of our Sovereigne
Lord King George, Anno Domini 17 16."
This print gives a view of London, and shows the street
of booths running parallel with the City, and each booth
is numbered, referring to an explanation below. Printed
and sold by John Bowles & Son. 20* by 16.
28. " The Royal Effigies and Character of her
Sacred Majesty Queen Ann."
A portrait of the Queen in oval, with Lion and Unicorn
on each side. Below are verses. Kneller pinx. Simp
son sc. "Printed on ye River of Thames, Jan. ye 23.
*7H" 61 by 9*.
29. " On the Death of Queen Anne, who departed
this Life Augl ist, 1714."
A medallion portrait of the Queen, and the Reverse.
Verses at bottom. S. Bickerton exc. 5. Nicholls sc.
Printed on the River of Thames, Jan. 17LJJ-. 5* by 7*.

BOOK. FROST FAIRS ON THE THAMES. 23 1
30. A small quarto Page, headed with the Royal
Arms, and giving description of the noble
art and mystery of Printing round the border.
In centre is printed " Mrs. Mary Best"
" All you that walk upon the Thames
Step in this Booth and Print your Names,
And lay it by, that Ages yet to come
May see what things upon the Ice wete done!'
" Printed upon the Frozen River Thames," January the
17th, 1 7f|. 5* by 7.
31. A small Page, with oval Portrait of King
George the ist.
Below is " Mrs. Margaret Hill." Printed on the Ice on
the Thames, Jan. 19, 1715-16.
" Behold the liquid Thames now frozen o're
That lately Ships of mighty burthen bore',' &c.
6 by 8*.
32. A small Page, with scroll-border and Oval Por
traits of " Gottemburgh " and " W. Caxon."
In centre is " Mr. William Robins" " Printed on the
River Thames, January the 17, 1715-" 5* by 5-
33. " Frost Fair."
This view is looking West, and shows booths as coffee
houses, &c, and groups of people on the ice. " Printed
upon the River Thames when Frozen, Janu. the 28,
n." 12* by 9*.

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34. " Frost Fair."
A print showing booths and groups of people, and rough
view, probably of Southwark. Verses at bottom.
" Printed upon the Ice on the River Thames, Jan. 23d,
I7i£" 8£by7*.
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232 VIEWS OF LONDON.
35. " Frost Fair."
A view on the Thames, showing booths and people. S'.
Paul's seen in the background, and works of Westmin
ster Bridge demolished. With views. Below is " Mrs.
Hannah Robinson." " Printed on the River Thames, in
ye month of January, 1740." G. B. invt. et sc. 12^ by 7*.
36. " Frost Fair."
Same print as the above, without the verses. Below is
" Mr. James West." Printed on the River of Thames
when Frozen over, January 18, 1739,40. 12^ by 8f.
37. " The Triumph of Bacchus on the Thames in
the hard Frost, Jan. 1740."
A convivial scene, with music, figures gambling, and
drinking ; ladies in a waterman's barge, singing. On
the house at left hangs the sign of the Shoulder of
Mutton, and over it is written " Whitehall Booth."
Verses at the bottom. A circular etching. "Fanny
Seeinan " is printed on the upper part. 1 1 in. dr.
38. A Dutch Print showing the Thames frozen over
at London, giving View of London and Lon
don Bridge on the right. 1740. 12 by 3*.
39. " The View of Frost Fair."
Showing booths and groups of figures on the frozen
river, and Punch and Judy show in a boat, &c
" Here a strange group of Figures rise,
Sleek Beaus in Furs salute your Eyes.
Stout Soldiers shiv'ring in their Red,
Attack the Gin and Gingerbread!'
Printed 17%%. 12 by 10*.

Book. FROST FAIRS ON THE THAMES. 233
40. " Portrait of Queen Elizabeth."
Drawn by Isaac Oliver limner. Hulett sculp. Below
"Ann Willis." "Printed on the River Thames when
frozen over, January 26, 1739,40. The portrait 11 by 7.
41. Portrait of Queen Elizabeth.
The Reverse of the above, engraved by G. Vertue.
42. Portrait of Nicholas Sanderson.
H. Gravelot del. D. Mosley sc. " Printed upon the
River Thames, Jan. 12th, I7f£." 5* by 9.
43. Portrait of Charles the 12th, King of Sweden.
Parr sc. 11 by 17.
Below is " The Lady Sarah Barron!' " Printed on the
River of Thames when frozen over, January 25th,
1739,40."
44. Portrait of King George the 1 st.
In an ornamental scroll Initial G. Printed on the
River of Thames, January 1739,40. 8 by 9.
45. Portrait of " Her Royal Highness Augusta
Princess of Wales."
In an ornamental G. " Printed on the Ice on the River
of Thames, January 16, I7i§." 6 by 7.
And below "Mrs. Ann Fuller!' "Printed on the River
Thames near Whitehall Stairs, January 25, 1739,40."
46. " England's Glory." The Statue of Queen Anne
erected at Blenheim.
Below is "Ann Hewkley." "Whitehall, Printed upon
the Ice on the River Thames, February 15th, 1739,40."
J. Smith sculp. The print 8* by 14.

234 VIEWS OF LONDON.
47. An ornamental Print, with Medallion Head at
top, and below " The Letter Press " and "The
Rolling Press."
In centre verses, and " Eliz. Randall, born Dec. 3,
1738." "Printed on the Ice upon the Thames at Queen
hithe, January the 31st, 1739,40." 6 by 8*.
48. A Book Plate. The Commandments, &c.
" Printed on the Ice on the River of Thames, January
21, 17 W 4* by 7.
49. A Ticket. " Mr. Charles Wray."
Printed on the River of Thames when frozen over, Jan.
13th, 1739,40.
50. An Engraved Plate, with Ornamental Border.
Below four lines of verse is printed "Mr. Stephen Picard."
" Printed on the River of Thames near Whitehall Stairs,
January 18, 1739,40." 6* by 6.
51. Two Plates, with ornamental Borders, and
verses below.
On one is printed "Martha Tappin," on the other
" Christopher Anderson!' " Printed upon the Ice on the
River Thames, January 22, 1739,40." each 8* by 7.
52. Portrait of Enoch Seeman Junior Pictor. Se
ipse pinxit, setat. 19.
I. Fabir fecit, 1727. 10 by 14.
53. A small Sheet.
Within an engraved floral border is printed, " Printed on
ye Thames, January 19th, 1740. 'Enoch Seeman,' the
Portrait Painter." 5 by 4*.
54. Another similar Sheet. " Margaret Seeman,
wife of Enoch Seeman the painter." 5 by 4*.

BOOK. FROST FAIRS ON THE THAMES. 235
55. A large Sheet entitled " The Lottery," with two
prints referring to it, and verses below.
Printed upon the River Thames, January 14, 1740.
Below is printed " Hannah Parker." Printed upon the
Thames when Frozen, February 4, 1740. 13 by 12.
56. A Print, " Zephirus."
Below is printed " John Whitehead." Printed on the
Thames when frozen, Feb. 9, 1740. 11 by 5*.
57. " Queen Elizabeth reviewing her Army at Til
bury." Below is an ornamental tablet — " The A rt and Mystery
of Printing was invented by John Guttemberg of Mentz,
1440. Mr. Richard Williams. Printed on the Icy
Thames, January 29, 1740." 11 by 4*.
58. A Portrait of John Guttemberg of Mentz.
P. Stent exc. R. Gaywood fee \o\ by 7\.
59. Portrait of A. Layer.
" Printed upon the Ice on the River of Thames, Jan.
22, 17-Jf." 9 by 11.
60. "A Representation of the Heralds passing
through the City." (" Mrs. Mary Collins.")
" Printed on the River of Thames, Jan. 1739,40." 5 by 7-
61. "The Battle of Edge Hill."
A print. Below is printed "Miss Patty Theobald!'
Printed on the River of Thames when Frozen over,
January 22, I739>4°- 6 h? ia
62. Portrait of a Turk.
Verses beneath. " Printed on the River Thames, White
hall Stairs, January 29th, 1740." Eliz. Lamplou, January
the 30. 82 bv J4

236 VIEWS OF LONDON.
63. King Charles ist taking leave of his Children.
"Printed on the River of Thames when frozen over,
January 16, 1739,40." 5* by 9*.
64. An Engraved Frontispiece to a Work on Gar
dening. Within a wreath are printed verses, and under them
" Mrs. A nn Phillips. " Printed on the Ice upon the
Thames at Queenhithe, February 9th, 1739,40." 11 by 7*.
65. A Quarrel between two Divines.
A print. " Printed on the River Thames when it was
Fross over, by Geo. Beacher, Printer, in the year 1740." 5 by 9.
66. "A View of the Thames from Rotherhithe
Stairs during the Frost in 1789."
G. Samuel pinx. W. Birch sc. 6 by 5.
67. "A View of Frost Fair on the Thames, Feb
ruary 18 14."
A woodcut.
" At the beginning of February the River was completely
blocked up with ice, between London and Blackfriars
Bridges, where a fair was kept 3 or 4 days, with booths,
swings, skittles, presses printing, &c."
18 by 15.
68. " Frost Fair, held on the Thames, February
1814." A woodcut. 8* by 7.
69. "A View of London Printed on the Ice of the
River Thames, February 5th, 18 14." 9 by 3.
70. Fair on the Thames, Feb. 18 14. Taken from
Three Cranes Wharf.
Drawn by L. Clennell. Etched by G. Cooke. 7* by 5.

Book. FROST FAIRS ON THE THAMES. 237
71. "Frost Fair, or Rural Sports on the River
Thames, February 5, 18 14."
An etching, published Feb. 12. 9^ by 6*.
72. " An Arch of London Bridge as it appeared in
the Great Frost, 18 14."
Drawn and etched by J. 7. Smith, Feb. 5, 18 14. 9 by 12.
73. "A View of the Thames off Three Cranes
Wharf when frozen, Monday, 31st January,
to Saturday, 5th February, 18 14, on which
a fair was held attended by many hundred
Persons." A coloured print, published February 18, 18 14, by Bur-
kilt & Hudson. 19 by 14
74. " The Fair on the Thames, Feb*. 4, 18 14."
A print representing booths and various games on the
Thames, showing S*. Paul's and Blackfriars Bridge in
the distance. L. Clennell del. Reeve aquat,, 1 8 14. Also
the etching. 20 by 16*.
75. Four Caricatures of Skating. each x3 by 9.
76. Various Printed Papers of Frost Fair.
Printed on the Thames, 18 14.
77. " The Frost On the Thames at Billingsgate,"
February 7, 1855.
A woodcut. 9 by 6.
78. The Great Fire at Bankside, February 16th,
1855. A view on the Thames, showing the River covered with
blocks of ice. A woodcut. 14 by 9*.

238 VIEWS OF LONDON.
Portfolio IX.
KENSINGTON PALACE, GARDENS, AND HYDE PARK.
1. "A Topographical Survey of the Parish of Ken
sington, with Plans and Elevations of the
Royal Palace and Gardens, Hide Park, and
Knightsbridge. (See Maps and Plans.)
A large Bird's-eye view from Kensington to Hyde Park
Corner, with references. Joshua Rhodes del. George
Bickham sculp, 1766.
In eight sheets, 8 ft. 8 in. long, 3 ft. 5* in. high.
2. Bird's-eye View of " The Royal Palace of Ken
sington." " Joyns to high Park, and was purchased from the Earl
of Nottingham by K. William, who made several addi
tions to it. The Gardens of this Pallace are very fine
and charmingly kept, and the Front of the Palace on
that side is very noble. The Avenue leading from S*.
James's through High Park to this Palace is very Grand ;
on each side of it Lanthorns are placed at equal dis
tances, which being lighted in the Dark Seasons for the
conveniency of the Courtiers, appear inconceivably Mag
nificent." A print, about 1740. 17 by 10*.
3. " Her Majesties Royal Palace at Kensington,"
a large Bird's-eye View, showing the Gardens
and surrounding Park.
By Kip, 1706. 35* by 22.
4. The Palace and Gardens, 1724, with a Descrip
tion of the Palace.
By 7. Bowles. 9 by 7.

Portfolio IX. KENSINGTON PALACE. 239
5. The Palace and Gardens, as altered in the Reign
of George the Second, 1741. io*by6|.
6. King Henry VIII.'s Conduit in the Kitchen
Garden belonging to the Palace. Built about
1536 for Queen Elizabeth when a child.
Mary Banks del. Robert Banks sculp. 6\ by 9.
7. Masquerade Scene in Kensington Gardens,
1772. Samuel Sharp Eye del. J. Bretherton sculp. 7 by 9.
8. The Palace and Gardens, about 1776.
A Drawing. \9\ by 7*.
9. View in the Garden near the Greenhouse, on
the West side ofthe Palace, 1776.
A Drawing. 7* by 5.
10. The Mount near the South entrance into the
Garden, now removed.
A Drawing by M. Cecil, afterwards Lord Exeter, 1741.
8* by 5*.
11. "Vue du Palais de Kensington du C6te de
1' Orient." The East Front of the Palace and
Garden, with figures in the view.
J. Rocque del. Vivaret sculp, 1736. 19* by 12.
12. A Perspective View of the South Front of Ken
sington Palace, taken from the end of the
Slope by the Verges of the Great Walk.
Highmore jun. del. 7. Tinney sculp, 1744. 19* by 13*.
13. The South Front of the Palace as the above,
but with different figures in the view, 1744.
Highmore jun. del. J. Tinney sculp. 19 by 13*-

240 VIEWS OF LONDON.
1 a. The East Front of Kensington Palace, with
part ofthe Great Lawn, 1744.
Highmore del. J. Tinney sculp. 19 by 13*.
15. A distant View of the East Front of the Palace,
with part of the Garden and the Queen's
Temple, as seen from the side of the Serpen
tine River, 1744.
Highmore del. J. Tinney sculp. 19 by 13*.
16. Another View of the above, slightly altered,
1744. Highmore jun. del. J. Tinney sculp. 19 by 13.
17. The South-East Front of the Royal Palace,
taken from the Slope near the Long Walk,
with figures, 1746.
Maurer del. Truchy sculp. 151 by 10.
18. The East Front ofthe Palace, with Part of the
Great Lawn, 1751.
A print. 10* by 6|.
19. A Front View of the Royal Palace of Kensing
ton, with many figures on the Lawn.
B. Cole sculp, 1754. i4 by 9.
20. A Front View of the Royal Palace of Kensing
ton, 1794.
Par del. et sculp. Tiji by 10.
21. The North-East Front of the Palace, taken from
the Serpentine, 1813.
J. P. Neale del. 6 by 41

Portfolio IX. HYDE PARK. 241
22. The South- West View of Kensington Palace,
showing the Royal Entrance from Kensing
ton. A Drawing by J. Buckley, 1826. 15* by 9\.
23. The South-East View of the Palace, showing
the Improvement lately made on the Lawn.
A Drawing by J. Buckley, 1826. 15* by 9*.
24. The Pavilion in Kensington Gardens, as de
signed by Kent.
A water-colour Drawing by J. Buckley, in 1828. 14 by 9*.
25. The Orangery or Greenhouse in the Garden, as
designed by Sir John Vanburgh.
A water-colour Drawing by J. Buckley, 1827. 14 by 9*.
HYDE PARK.
26. The Old Conduit on the North side of the
Serpentine River in Hyde Park.
A Drawing, 1796. 12 by 8*.
27. The Old Cheesecake House, on the North side
of the Serpentine.
A Drawing by C. H. Matthew, 1841. 7* by 5.
28. The Cottage (or Cheesecake House) near the
Serpentine River, 181 2.
7. Lamot del. 7. Hunt sculp. 10* by 9.
29. The Old Cheesecake House, north of the Ser
pentine. A Drawing, 1786. By J. White. 16 by 10*.
R

242 VIEWS OF LONDON.
30. The Old Cottage, or Cheesecake House, north
of the Serpentine, 1822.
A lithograph by G. Harley. 13* by io£.
31. The Cake House, looking from the East end of
the Serpentine.
A Drawing, 1796. 13 by 9*.
32. The Cheesecake House.
A print, 1801. 6* by 4^.
33. The South-East Front of the Cheesecake House.
A Drawing, 1802. 9 by 6.
34. The Cheesecake House and the Building be
longing to the Royal Humane Society on the
North side.
A Drawing, 1804. 11* by 7.
35. The East Front of the Cheesecake House.
A lithograph, 1826. By J. Powell. 8* by 5*.
36. The East Front of the Cheesecake House.
A Drawing, 1841, by C. H. Matthews. 7 by 5*.
37. The Bridge between Kensington Gardens and
Hyde Park, on the Serpentine River, 1840.
T. H. Shepherd del. A proof. 5* by 3*.
38. The Bridge over the Serpentine River in Hyde
Park. A water-colour Drawing, 1856, by 7. H. Shepherd. ioi by 8.
39. The Old Powder Magazine, north of the Ser
pentine. A Drawing, 1804, by C. Notts. 16 by 12.

Portfolio IX. HYDE PARK. 243
40. The Magazine and the Cottage, north of the
Serpentine, 1807.
J. P. Malcolm del. et sculp. 5 by 4*.
41. The East end of the Serpentine, and a distant
View of the Bathing House.
A Drawing, 1794, by J. White. 9 by 12.
42. View near the Powder Magazine, showing the
Royal Humane Society House.
A Drawing, 1786. 14! by 9*.
43. View in Hyde Park, looking from the Cheese
cake House towards Knightsbridge.
Engraving, 1781. 8 J by 6.
44. Skating Scene on the Serpentine in Hyde
Park. Engraving, 1785. 8 by 6*.
45. Ditto ditto from the Moated House, 1787.
Ibbetson del. Tookey sculp. 13* by 11*.
46. Ditto from the Sluice House at the East end of
the Serpentine, 1787.
Ibbetson del. Tookey sculp. 13 by 11*.
47. Ditto from the East side, 1807.
J. A. Atkinson del. Etched by J. A. Atkinson.
13* by 10.
48. Skating Scene on the Serpentine. Henry
Hunt, jun., driving his Father's Blacking
Van, with 4 Horses, across the Serpentine,
for a Wager of 100 Guineas, on 17th of
January, 1826.
Lithographed by Ingrus & Madeley. 13* by 8|.

244 VIEWS OF LONDON.
49. The Bathing Well in the Ring in Hyde Park,
on the North side, subject of figures, 1802.
Maria Spilsbury del. James Godby sculp. 24 by 20.
50. The Drinking Well in the Ring in Hyde Park,
on the North side.
Companion print, 1802. Maria Spilsbury del. Jas.
Godby sculp. 24 by 20.
51. Small View of the Bathing Well.
Engraving, 18 19. 6* by 5|.
52. Ditto of the Drinking Well.
Engraving, 18 19. 6* by 5f.
53. View on the North part of Hyde Park, showing
the Drinking Well.
A Drawing, 1820. 11 by %\.
54. Two Views of the Barracks in Hyde Park at
Knightsbridge, 1797. 7iby3.
55. The Entrance to the Barracks in Hyde Park at
Knightsbridge. W. Heath del. J. Harris sculp, 1797. 12* by 8£.
56. A Field Day in Hyde Park. The Soldiers
Firing, &c.
Drawn and etched by 7. Rowlandson, 1791. 20* by 14.
57. A Sudden Squall in Hyde Park, near the En
trance to Piccadilly.
Drawn and etched by 7. Rowlandson, 1791. \%\ by 13*.

Portfolio IX. HYDE PARK. 245
58. An Airing in Hyde Park.
Edward Dayes del. 7. Gangam sculp, 1793. 25iby isf.
59. The Entrance to Hyde Park on a Sunday.
Pugh del. Pass sculp, 1804. 7\ by 5.
60. Rotten Row, in Hyde Park.
Sartorius del. Tye sculp, 1 803. 6 by 3%.
61. " Hyde Park Corner," 1842.
H. Morina del. Graft & Siret sculp, 1 842. 1 2 by 7*.
62. Fashionables of the day, assembled near the
Achilles in Hyde Park.
A coloured print, 1804. 19* by 12*.
63. Hyde Park. The Four-in-Hand Club.
James Pollard del. J. Harris sculp, 1838. 21* by 14.
64. The Duke of Wellington on Horseback in
Hyde Park, in his 83rd year.
H. De Danbraa del. J.Harris sculp, 1852. 14 by 11*.
65. The Marquis of Anglesea on Horseback in
Hyde Park, in his 80th year.
G. H. Leport del. J. Harris sculp, 1847. 20* by 16*.
66. Hyde Park, looking towards Apsley House,
1823. A print. 9 by 6£.
67. Hyde Park, looking towards Apsley House,
showing the new Grand Entrance from Pic
cadilly. 7. M. Baynes del. G. Hullmandel sculp, 1845. 9 by 6.

246 VIEWS OF LONDON.
68. View of Apsley House, from the Park Road to
Kensington. 7. Vevares del, 1823. 10* by 8£.
69. The New Powder Magazine north of the Ser
pentine. 7. Vivares del, 1823. 10* by 2>\.
70. View near Grosvenor Gate, with Company pro
menading. 7. S. Boys del. et lithog, 1841. 18* by 10.
71. Upper Brook Street, from Hyde Park.
Drawn and etched by J. T. Malcolm, 1 807. 5 by 4.
72. The Old Lodge at Grosvenor Gate, Hyde Park.
Drawn and etched by J. 7. Malcolm, 18 17. 5 by 4.
73. Grosvenor Gate and the New Lodge, designed
by D. Burton, Archl
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 185 1.
9f by 6.
74. View of Dorchester House, Park Lane (since
rebuilt by Mr. Holford).
Drawn and etched by J. 7. Malcohn, 1 807. 5 by 4.
75. Cumberland Gate, Hyde Park, looking towards
Oxford Street, as erected by Sir John Soane,
and afterwards pulled down.
A water-colour Drawing, circa 1820. 12* by 8£.
76. View and Plan of the Lodge at Cumberland
Gate. A Drawing, by J. Britton. 6§ by 10.

Portfolio IX. HYDE PARK. 247
77. The Marble Arch, removed from Buckingham
Palace, 1857, to Cumberland Gate, Hyde
Park. Designed by J. Nash.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1851. 10 by 6.
78. View and Plan of the Lodge at Stanhope Gate.
A Drawing, by J. Britton. 6| by 10.
REVIEWS, ETC., IN HYDE PARK.
79. The Great Encampment in Hyde Park, 1780.
Etched by P. Sandby. 18 by 12.
80. The Encampment in Hyde Park. " The Filbert
Merchant." Etched by P. Sandby, 1780. 1 1* by 8.
81. Ditto. " Marshall Sax's Tent."
Etched by P. Sandby, 1780. 7\ by 5*-
82. Ditto. " The Soldier's Toilet," looking towards
SI George's Row.
Etched by P. Sandby, 1780. 1 1* by 8.
83. Ditto. " The Jolly Landlady in Hyde Park."
Etched by P- Sandby, 1780. 1 1* by 8*.
84. Ditto. " The Fair Stationer." Distant View
of Col1. Sloan's Moss House.
Etched by P. Sandby, 1780. 1 1* by 8*.
85. The Encampment in Hyde Park, with distant
View of SI George's Row, in the Uxbridge
Road. Etched by P. Sandby, 1780. 1 1* by 8|.

248 VIEWS OF LONDON.
86. His Majesty King George 3rd Reviewing the
Volunteer Corps in Hyde Park, on the 4th
June, 1799. View looking towards Oxford
Street and Park Lane, with a plan of the
Stations of the different Corps.
(2 sheets.) Etched by Robert Smirke, jun. R. Earlom
sculp, 1799. 35 by 23*.
87. His Majesty George 3rd, the Prince of Wales,
and the Duke of York Reviewing the Armed
Associations in Hyde Park, on the 4th of
June, 1799 (looking towards Park Lane).
E. Dayes del. J. CoUyer sculp, 1799. 26 by \6\.
88. King George the 3rd, the Prince of Wales, and
the Duke of York Reviewing the Volunteers
in Hyde Park, 1799. 17* by 9.
89. A Plan View representing the several Positions,
Movements, &c, as practised by the Si
George's Volunteer Regiments in a Sham
Fight in Hyde Park, Oct. 28, 1799, with a
description of their movements, &c.
Charles Tomkins del. et sculp, 1799. 42 by 21*.
90. The London Volunteer Cavalry and Flying
Artillery Reviewed by Col. Blaguire in Hyde
Park, ist of May, 1804.
A Drawing, by Cranmer, 1804. 19 by 13.
91. Coloured Engraving from the above Drawing-
Mitan & Stadler sculp., 1804. IQ by 13.

Portfolio IX. HYDE PARK. 249
92. The Prince Regent, the Emperor of Russia, the
King of Prussia, Marshal Blucher, and the
Hetman Platoff returning from the Review
in Hyde Park, 20th June, 1814.
Drawn and etched by Lanerwied, 18 14. 29 by 15.
FETES, ETC., IN HYDE PARK.
93. "View of the Jubilee Fair in Hyde Park. This
Fair, and Naumachy, or Sham Sea Fight, in
Hyde Park, was in honour of Peace, Aug. ist,
1814." A print, 18 14. 18 by 13*.
94. Bird's-eye View of the Jubilee Fair.
A mezzotint, 18 14. 9 by 5*.
95. The View of the Fair, looking towards Park.
Lane. J. H. Clark del. M. Dubourg sculp, 18 14. 9 by 7.
96. The Fleet on the Serpentine River.
J. H. Clark del. M. Dubourg sculp., 18 14. 9 by 6.
97. "The Naumachia in Hyde Park."
A print, 1 8 14. 8| by 5.
98. Eight Views in Hyde Park on the Coronation
day of George the 4th, 1821.
Drawings- by 7. Clark. each 6 by 4*.
99. Bird's-eye View of Hyde Park Fair, on the day
of Her Majesty's Coronation, June 28th,
1838. A lithograph, by W. Clerk, 1838. 15* by 11.

250 VIEWS OF LONDON.
ioo. View of the Fair, near the Statue of Achilles.
(A lithograph printed at the Fair), 1838. 7* by 4J.
101. " Aeronautic View of the Palace of Industry
for All Nations, from Kensington Gardens,
looking South. Designed by Joseph Pax-
ton, Esq., of Chatsworth. Contracted for by
Fox, Henderson, & Co."
Length of the building 1,848 feet. Width of the build
ing 456 feet. Day & Son lithog. 185 1. 38 by 17.
102. " Bird's-eye View of the Building for the
Great Exhibition, looking across the Ser
pentine, extending in the distance from
Shoot-up Hill to Hornsey."
Day & Son lithog. 185 1. 38 by 17.
103. " A Bird's-eye View of the Chrystal Palace for
the Exhibition of the Industrial Work of
all Nations, and a General View of London,
looking North."
C. E. Sargent del. Woodcut by 7. Bolton, for the
"Weekly Times," 185 1. 32 by 15.

Portfolio X. KENSINGTON. 25 1

Portfolio X.
KENSINGTON, KNIGHTSBRIDGE, PICCADILLY, AND
WATERLOO PLACE.
KENSINGTON.
1. The South-East View of Kensington Church.
A print pubd. by Laurie & Whittle, circa 1780. 15 by 10.
2. Kensington Church, looking West.
A mez, pubd. by Wilkinson, 1824. 9* by 7.
3. Kensington National School.
A print. J. Scott sc, 1820. ' 4* by 5*.
4. The First House in St. Margaret's Parish, High
Street, Kensington.
A water-colour Drawing, copied from one by J. Solway
in 181 1, by C. Bigot. $\ by 5.
5. The King's Arms Tavern and the Entrance in
the High Street to Kensington Palace.
A water-colour Drawing by C. Bigot, 181 1. 8 \ by 5.
6. Back of the Old Summer House in Road lead
ing to Kensington Palace.
A water-colour Drawing by C. Bigot, 181 1. 4 by 5.
7. The Old Entrance into Hyde Park from Ken
sington in 181 1.
A water-colour Drawing by Chas. Bigot. 14J by 5.
8. The Old Cavalry Barracks, North Front, near
the entrance to Kensington Palace.
A water-colour Drawing, 1 804.. by C. Notti. 16* by 1 1.

252 VIEWS OF LONDON.
9. The Old Cavalry Barracks, as above, South
Front, at Kensington Gate.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1854. io*by6*.
10. The Old Half-way House from Kensington to
London, in 181 1.
A water-colour Drawing by C. Bigot. 9 by 5.
11. The Old Half-way House.
A woodcut, 1849. 9 by 6.
12. Prince's Gate, Hyde Park, the site of the Old
Half-way House.
A water-colour Drawing by C. Bigot, 1848. 9 by 5.
13. Kingston House, Kensington Gore, formerly
the residence of the Duchess of Kingstone.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1854. 10 by 7.
14. Old Cottage, Gore Lane, Kensington.
A pen-and-ink Drawing, in 1801. 11* by 10*.
15. Kensington Gore House, formerly the residence
of Lady Blessington, then used by Govern
ment School of Design, &c, and the site of
the present Albert Hall, and the Horticultu
ral Gardens, &c.
16. Two Garden Views of Gore House.
Woodcuts, 185 1. each 9! by 6.

Portfolio X. KNIGHTSBRIDGE. 253

KNIGHTSBRIDGE.
17. The Old Rose and Crown Inn at Knights
bridge (date on house, 1679).
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1857. 10 by 7.
18. The Old Inn Yard of the above, showing the
Gallery round it.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1857. 11 by 7.
19. View showing the Cannon Brewhouse, the Old
White Hart Inn, and the Houses from thence
to the Chapel at Knightsbridge, in 181 1.
A water-colour Drawing by C. Bigot. 24 by 5*.
20. View of the Houses from the Chapel to the
Conduit, in 181 1.
A water-colour Drawing by C. Bigot. 25 by 5*.
21. The Old White Hart Inn as it appeared 1849.
A water-colour Drawing by C. Bigot. 6 by 4.
22. Knightsbridge Chapel, built 1789.
A print, about 1800. 6 by 4.
23. Albert Gate, Hyde Park, where the Old Fox
Inn stood.
A print. 5 by 3.
24. Albert Gate, erected 1 845.
A woodcut. 9 by 4f •
25. The Turnpike at Knightsbridge, formerly at
Hyde Park Corner (now abolished).
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1856. 8* by 6.

254 VIEWS OF LONDON.
26. View of the Bayswater River at Knight's
Bridge. A coloured Lithograph by Phillips, 1836. 8* by 6.
27. Mansions in Lowndes Square, designed by
Lewis Cubitt.
Dower sculp, 1837. 11 by 9.
28. Old Houses in St. George's Place, near Hyde
Park Corner. The White house on left was
the residence of Liston, the actor.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1854.
10* by 6£.
29. " St. George's Hospital near Hyde Park," as
it appeared in the Fields at the corner of
Grosvenor Place. The centre Building was
Lord Lanesborough's House, altered as a
Hospital by J. Ware, archt., 1733.
J. Ware desig, del. et sculp. 18* by 11.
30. The North-East Prospect of St. George's Hos
pital, 1740.
Toms sculp. 13I by 8.
31. View of St. George's Hospital, with "an
Account of the Proceedings of the Governors,
and List of the Subscribers and their Bye-
Laws, with expenditure from 1733 to 1742."
42 by 18.
32. St. George's Hospital.
A print, about 1740. 12* by 9.
33. St. George's Hospital when rebuilt.
W. Wilkins, archt. A lithograph. 10 by 6.

Portfolio X. HYDE PARK CORNER. 255
34. Tattersall's Yard, Grosvenor Place. Sir J.
Ladd driving four horses round it, 1796.
A water-colour Drawing. 14 by 9*.
35. Tattersall's, a Horse Auction.
Woodcut, 1845. 8* by 7*.
36. The Lock Hospital in Grosvenor Place, in
1746. A print. 6 by 3*.
37. Ditto, as altered in 1787.
Shepherd del. Warren sculp. 6 by 4*.
38. The Lock Chapel, adjoining the Hospital,
erected 1764.
A print. 6* by 5*.
HYDE PARK CORNER.
39. View of the Old Entrance into Hyde Park,
showing " Allen's Apple Stall," at the Gate,
and the Old Inn known as the Hercules
Pillars. A water-colour Drawing by Jones, 1756. 1 1* by 7*.
40. View ofthe Old Turnpike Gate and House,
Hyde Park Corner (removed from the end of
Clarges Street in 1761), with Apsley House
as it appeared in 1786.
A water-colour Drawing. 7\ by 4.
41. View of the Turnpike Gate and Lodges as they
appeared when rebuilt from a design by H.
Holland, with Apsley House.
A water-colour Drawing by J. Bromley, 1792. 8 by 4.

256 VIEWS OF LONDON.
42. View of the Turnpike at Hyde Park Corner.
B. Longmate del. et sculp,. 1792. 7 by 4\.
43. " Entrance of Piccadilly or Hyde Park Corner
Turnpike, with a view of St. George's Hos
pital." In the foreground is seen Collier's
Southampton Coach on 8 wheels.
Dagaty del. et sculp, 1797. A coloured print. 16* by 13*.
44. View of Hyde Park Corner, looking West.
T. Malton del. et sculp, 1800. 12* by 8*.
45. The Turnpike, Hyde Park Corner.
Day es del. Hall sculp, 18 10. 7 by 6.
46. View of the Entrance to Piccadilly, Hyde Park
Corner. C. Dayes del. Pubd. by Stockdale, 18 10. 7 by 8*.
47. View of the Entrance to Piccadilly, showing
Lord Bathurst's House, and the new Im
provements of Hamilton Place.
7. H. Shepherd del. Pubd. by Ackerman, 18 14, and
a coloured print. each 6| by 4.
48. The New Entrance into Hyde Park from Picca
dilly. D. Burton archt. Shepherd del. Barber sculp, 1827.
6 by 3*.
49. View of the New Entrances into Hyde Park
and the Green Park from Piccadilly.
H. Schnebellie del. A. Bairs sculp, 1828. 16 by 9.

Portfolio X. HYDE PARK CORNER. 257
50. " View of the Grand Western Entrance into
London at Hyde Park Corner," showing New
Apsley House.
Brooks del. Pyall sculp, 183 1. A coloured print. 32 by 22.
51. View of the New Entrance to Hyde Park, look
ing towards Piccadilly.
7 S. Boys del. et lithog, 1850. 17 by 12*.
52. View of Lord Bathurst's (Apsley House), at
Hyde Park Corner, in 1808.
A Drawing. 7 by 4.
53. View of Apsley House, Hyde Park Corner.
7. H. Shepherd del. 7. Barber sculp, 1827. 5| by 4*.
54. Apsley House and Entrance to Hyde Park,
Piccadilly. Shepherd del. Wrighton sculp., 1852. 9 by 6*.
55. The Houses of Mr. Drummond Smith in Pic
cadilly, near Hyde Park Corner, built 1806.
A Drawing. 7* by 5-
56. Triumphal Arch proposed to be erected at Hyde
Park Corner
A coloured print. 26* by 19*.
57. The Entrance into the Green Park, with the
Equestrian Statue of the Duke of Welling
ton, a side View.
Woodcut, 1846. 10 by 7*.
58. A Front View of the above.
Woodcut by Landclls, 1846. 10 by 6.

258 VIEWS OF LONDON.
59. The Triumphal Arch, with the Equestrian
Statue of the Duke of Wellington.
A woodcut by Linton, 1846. 9* by 13*.
60. " The Grand Procession of the Wellington
Statue," turning down Park Lane.
A woodcut, 1846. 14 by 9*.
61. View of the Colossal Statue of the Duke of
Wellington, before it was placed on the
Arch. A woodcut by Smyth, 1846. 10 by 13*.
62. View of the Scaffolding erected for raising the
Statue on to the Arch.
A woodcut by Landells, 1846. 10 by 14*.
63. Another View of the Machine used for raising
the Statue on to the Arch.
A woodcut, 1 846. 91 by 6.
64. " The Triumphal Arch, and Duke of Welling
ton's Statue."
7. H. Shepherd del. Albutt sculp, 1852. 9 by 7\.
65. View from Constitution Hill, Anno 1735.
J. H. del. E. Scott sculp, 1779. 8 by 6*.
66. "View of Constitution Hill, Buckingham
House, &c, taken from ye Reservoir in ye
Green Park at Si James's."
Chatelaine del. Publ by Bowles, 1748. 17 by 11.
67. Another Copy of the above, coloured. 17 by n.

Portfolio X. PI CCA DILL Y. 259

THE RANGERS LODGE.
68. " View of the South Front of the Deputy
Ranger's Lodge in the Green Park."
R. A dams arch', 1 76 1 . 7. Vivares sculp, 1 778. 22 by 17.
69. The South Front of the Ranger's House in the
Green Park, 1782.
Puba. by F. Taylor. 7* by 6*.
70. View of the Ranger's House.
An oval print, circa 1785. 6* by 5.
71. "View of Lord Wm. Gordon's Lodge, the
Deputy Ranger of the Green Park."
Pubd. by Sayers, 1792. 10 by 6*.
72. View of the North Front of the Ranger's House,
pulled down, 1852.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd. 10 by 6*.
73. View of Westminster from the Ranger's House.
7. M. Barnes lithog, 1846. 9 by 7.

74. " The Bason in the Green Park, SI James's."
A coloured print, pubd by Ackerman, 18 10. 7\ by 5.
75. View of Piccadilly, from the Reservoir in the
Green Park, showing the Half Moon Public
House, at the Corner of Half Moon Street.
A water-colour Drawing by P. Sandby, 1778. 15 by 8*.
76. "View of the Queen's Walk in the Green
Park." 5. Dayes del. Storcr sculp, 1797. 10* by 8.

260 VIEWS OF LONDON.
77. View of the Reservoir in the Green Park, look
ing South.
A water-colour Drawing by Rowlandson, 18 10. 10* by 71
78. View of the Green Park, from the Reservoir,
with the Fountain of the Chelsea Water
Works. A water-colour Drawing, 1824. 10 by 7.
79. View of the Green Park.
W. Wes tai del. Heath sculp, 1825. 4* by 4.
80. Small View of the Green Park, from the Reser
voir. A Drawing by G. Shepherd, 1828. 4 by 2*.
81. View of the Queen's Palace and Guardhouse,
from the Green Park.
G. Arnold del. R. Roffe sculp, 1803. 6 by 4*.
82. "The Company going to His Majesty's Draw
ing Room at Buckingham Palace," with a
distant View of Piccadilly and the Green
Park. Pubd. by Humphrey, 1 822. 20* by 1 1.
83. View from the Green Park of the Houses of
Lord Coventry and Lord Barrymore in Pic
cadilly. An etching by J. P. Malcolm, 1807. 8* by 4*.
84. View of the Pulteney Hotel, Piccadilly. The
Emperor of Russia in the Balcony.
A water-colour Drawing. 5 by 3-J.

Portfolio X. PICCADILLY. 26 r
85. The Engraving from the above.
86. Lord Egremont's House, Piccadilly.
A print, circa 1780. 3* by 3.
87. Earl Spencer's House, looking towards the
Green Park.
J. P. Neale del. Byrne sculp., 181 5. 6 by 4*.
88. View from the Reservoir in the Green Park, of
the Houses in Arlington Street.
A water-colour Drawing, by J. Whitlock, 1848. 11 by 7.
89. View of the Old Pond in the Green Park.
An etching. 6£ by 4*.
90. View of the Green Park.
7. M. Baynes lithog. 9 by 6*.
91. View of SI James's Park, from Mrs. Conway's
Breakfast Room, Pall Mall, 1789.
W. Birch sculp. S by 5-
92. View of Old Devonshire House, formerly Berke
ley House, about 1730.
A water-colour Drawing. 10* by 7.
93. " Elevation of the Duke of Devonshire's House
in Piccadilly ; " and Plan of ditto.
Wm. Kent arch*. J. Woolfe del. T. Mulier sculp., 17 35-
15 by 10*.
94. Devonshire House, as rebuilt by Wm. Kent,
Archl 5. Wale del. B. Green sculp, 1760. 5* by 4-

262 VIEWS OF LONDON.
95. " Devonshire House, Piccadilly."
An etching, by J. P. Malcolm, 1808. 5* by 4*.
96. Devonshire House, North Front, from the
Garden, as altered by D. Burton, Archl
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1843. 10 by 6.
97. Ditto, the South Front.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1844. 10 by 6.
98. View of Arlington Street, looking towards Pic
cadilly. A water-colour Drawing by J. C. Buckler, 1831. 14 by 10.
99. The Three Kings (Inn Yard), near Berkeley
Street, in Piccadilly.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1856. 7 by 9.
100. The White Bear (Inn Yard), formerly " The
Feathers," Piccadilly.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 185 1.
9* by 7*-
101. The Gloucester Coffee House, Piccadilly, with
the West Country Mail Coaches starting.
J. Pollard del. C Rosenberg sculp, 1828. 29* by 22.
102. The Sovereign Life Office, corner of SI James's
Street, Piccadilly.
A woodcut, 1857. 7 by 11.
103. The Bishop of Ely's House, on the West side
of Dover Street.
A Drawing, by -J. Munns, 18 16. 91 by 14.

Portfolio X. BERKELEY SQUARE. 263
104. View in Hay Hill, showing Watson Taylor's
House, and the Back Front of Ashburnham
House. A private print, 1836. 8 \ by 5*.
105. View of Ashburnham House, looking down
Hay Hill, towards Lansdown House.
A private print, 1836. 8£ by 5*.
106. Elevation of the Gateway and Porter's Lodge
of Ashburnham House in Dover Street.
R. Adams del. R. Blyth sculp, 1773. 23 by 17.
BERKELEY SQUARE.
107. Elevation of Shelburne House, Berkeley
Square (afterwards called Lansdown House).
R. Adams arch*. 7. Gandon del. White sculp, 1765.
16 by 10.
108. " Lansdown House, Berkeley Square."
Schnebbelie del. Sparrow sculp, 1808. 6\ by 4*.
109. The East Front of Lansdown House, from
the Court Yard.
Shury del. J. P. Neale sculp, 1815. 6 by 4*.
u o. The East Front of Lansdown House.
A coloured print, pubd. by Ackerman, 181 1. 7 by 5.
111. View of the West Side of Berkeley Square.
A coloured print, 18 14. 7 by 5-
112 View of a House on the South side of Bruton
Street. A water-colour Drawing by J. Richardson, 18 10.
8i by 6\.

264 VIEWS OF LONDON.
CLARENDON HOUSE.
113. "Prospectus Celeberrime Domus Illustris-
sime Ducis ab Albemarle." View of Albe
marle House, Piccadilly (a scarce print).
J. Spilbergh del. W. Skilman sculp, 1665. 27* by 20.
114. " The South or Principal Front of Albemarle
House (originally called Clarendon House).
This noble mansion stood on scite of Albe
marle and Stafford Streets, a spot chosen by
King Charles 2nd, and presented to the
Lord Chancellor Clarendon " (pulled down
1683). Copied from the large print by J. Spilbergh. R.
Sawyer sculp, 1808. II by 10.
1 15. Clarendon House, with an inscription and plan
at the bottom.
Copied from a rare print. A. Smith sculp, 1798. 6 by 7.
116. "Clarendon House, called also Albemarle
House."
Copied from Spilsbergh. Wise sculp., 1814. 10* by 8.

117. View of the Royal Institution, Albemarle
Street, as altered by Mr. Louis Vulliamy,
1838. A Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1849. 8 by 5.
118. View in Piccadilly, from the corner of Bond
Street, looking East.
7. 5. Boys del. et lithog, 1846. 17 by 12*.
1 19. The Entrance to Burlington Arcade, Piccadilly.
Mackenzie del. C. Heath sculp, 1825. 4 by 4.

Portfolio X. PICCADILL Y. 265
120. The Egyptian Hall, Piccadilly.
7. H. Shepherd del. McClatchy sculp, 1828. 6 by 4\
121. Bullock's Museum (Egyptian Hall), Piccadilly.
A coloured print, 181 5. 7* by 5.
122. A Bird's-eye View of " Burlington House in
Pickadilly," showing the adjoining Build
ings, and the country to the North.
L. Knyff del. J. Kip sculp, 1707. 19 by 13*.
123. " Burlington House in Pickadilly," from " Les
Devices de la Grande Bretagne."
Reduced from the preceding print, 1707. 6* by 5.
1 24. View of Burlington House as altered by Kent.
.S. Wale del. B. Green sculp, 1742. 5* by 3*.
125. The Great Gate of Burlington House.
Colin Campbell dest. H. Halsbergh, sculp, 1718. 15* by 10.
126. Burlington House, South Front.
Cleghom sculp, 18 10. 6 by 5.
127. View of the Gate Entrance to Burlington
House, from Hogarth's print of " The Man
of Taste," 1731. 8* by 7.
128. " Masquerades and Operas, Burlington Gate."
Hogarth 's print, 1731. 7 by 6.
129. Elevation and Plan of Burlington House.
A. Pugin del. G. Gladwin sculp, 18 17. 7* by 4-
130. The South Front of Burlington House.
A water-colour Drawing by J. Buckler, 1828. 16 by 11.

266 VIEWS OF LONDON.
131. The North Front of Burlington House, from
the Garden.
A water-colour Drawing by J. Buckler, 1828. 1 5* by 11.
132. The East Wing of Burlington House.
A water-colour Drawing by J. Buckler, 1828. I5iby 11.
133. The Colonnade and Gateway at Burlington
House, from the Courtyard.
A water-colour Drawing by J. Buckler, 1 828. 16 by 10.
134. Elevation and Plan of General Wade's House,
in Old Burlington Street (designed by the
Earl of Burlington).
C. Campbell del. H. Hulsbergh sculp, 1723. 15 by 10.
135. The Elevation of His Grace the Duke of
Queensbury and Dover's House in Burling
ton Gardens (afterwards called Uxbridge
House).
J. Leoni del. Picart sculp, 1721. 17* by 11*.
136. View of Uxbridge House in Burlington
Gardens. 7. Malton del. et sculp., 1800. 8* by 13.
137. Elevation and Plan of Uxbridge House in
Burlington Gardens.
Vardy arch*. Matthews del. Roffe sculp, 1823. 7\by 4.
138. View of Sir Thomas Clarge's House, on the
North side of Piccadilly (built 1675), as it
appeared before Sackville Street was built.
Copied from an old Drawing of 1720, by 7. H. Shcp-
hcrd- 9* by 6*

2'

Portfolio X. PI CCA DILL Y. 267
139. View in Sackville Street, Piccadilly (the
longest Street in London without a turning).
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1853.
9* by 6\.
140. The Albany in Piccadilly, formerly the Duke
of York's House.
7. H. Shepherd del. R. Aeon sculp, 1828. 6 by 4*.
141. View of the Entrance to the Albany.
S. Rowle del. et sculp, 1804. 6 by 4\.
142. The South Prospect of the Church of St.
James's, Westminster.
B. Cole del. et sculp, 1754. 9* by 15.
143. The South Front of SI James's Church, Pic
cadilly.
J. Coney del. J. Skelton sculp, 18 14. 7 by \o\.
144. The North Front of Si James's Church,
Piccadilly. A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1856. 6| by 9.
145. Demolition of Swallow Street, taken in the
autumn of 1821.
Drawn by A. W. Callcott, R.A. G. Cooke sculp, 1827.
41 by 6\.
146. A Street View, showing part of the Improve
ments of London, from Marylebone Street.
Golden Square, towards Regent Street.
Print sold by Smith & Warner. 5 by 6|.
147. A View looking from Coventry Street, towards
Regent Street.
Print sold by Smith & Warner. Reeve sculp. 5 by 6*.

268 VIEWS OF LONDON.
148. A View looking from Piccadilly towards Air
Street, Regent Street.
Sold by Smith & Warner. Havell sculp. 5 by 7*.
149. View of the County Fire Office and the Quad
rant, Regent Street.
A pencil Drawing, 7. H. Shepherd, 1822. 19* by 14.
150. The Engraving from the above, coloured.
J. Black sculp, 1822. 19* by 13*.
151. View of Piccadilly from Coventry Street.
A print, circa 1830. 6 by 4.
152. View of the South Front of Panton Square,
built about 1676, by Col. Panton.
A Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1855. 9* by 7.
153. Small View of the Quadrant, looking North.
A coloured print, 1822. 8 by 5.
154. View in Regent Street, looking South, to
wards the Quadrant.
A coloured print, 1822. 71 by 5.
155. View of the Quadrant, with the Colonnade.
A woodcut, 1848. 9 by 5*.
156. Ditto, after the removal of the Colonnade.
A woodcut. q by cl.
157. View of the Quadrant, Regent Street, after the
removal of the Colonnade in 1848.
R. Walker del. et lithog. 16 by 12.

Portfolio X. REGENT'S CIRCUS. 269
158. The Houses on the East side of Regent Street,
from Waterloo Place to Langham Place.
A woodcut by G. Whittock, 1848 (for Tallis's Direc
tory). 126 by 3|.
159. The West side of Regent Street, from Water
loo Place to Langham Place.
R. Sander man del. A woodcut by G. C. Leighton, 1849.
i39 by 5*-
160. Six Views in Regent Street.
From Drawings by Shepherd, 1828. each 6 by 4.
161. View from the Regent Circus, Piccadilly, look
ing South, with View of Carlton House.
A Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1822. 19 by 14.
162. Engraving from the above, coloured.
J. Black sculp, 1822. 19 by 13*^.
163. View of Regent Street, from the Circus, Picca
dilly, looking South. 19 by 12*.
164. Elevation and Plan of the House of Mr. Nash,
the Architect, and designer of Regent Street,
on the East side of Regent Street.
A. Pugin del. J. Roffe sculp, 1823. 7* by 5*.
165. Regent Street, from the Circus, Piccadilly,
looking towards Carlton Palace.
7. H. Shepherd del. R. W aliis sculp, 1828. 5* by 4%.
166. The East side of Regent Circus, Piccadilly.
A woodcut. 5* by 4i-
167. The West side of Regent Circus, Piccadilly.
A woodcut. 6 by 41.

270 VIEWS OF LONDON.
168. SI Phillip's Chapel, West side of Regent
Street. 7. H. Shepherd del. J. Tingle sculp, 1827. 5* by 41
169. The Club Chambers, West side of Regent
Street. Burton, Archl, 1844.
A woodcut. 7* by 6*.
170. View of Regent Circus, Piccadilly, looking
South, towards the Duke of York's Column.
7. S. Boys del. et lithog. 17 by 12*.
171. Waterloo Place, Regent Street, looking North.
7. H. Shepherd del. W. Tomlinson sculp, 1828. 5* by 41
172. Waterloo Place, with the Duke of York's
Column. A Drawing by 7. H Shepherd, 1828. 5 by 4.
173. View of the Duke of York's Column and Carl
ton House Terrace, from SI James's Park.
7. Higham del. et sculp. 16 by 8*.

Portfolio XI.

ST. JAMES'S STREET, ST. JAMES'S SQUARE,
ST. JAMES'S PALACE, PALL MALL, COCKSPUR STREET.
ST. JAMES'S STREET.
1. Si James's Street, Brookes' and Boodle's Club
Houses, with Si James's Palace in the dis
tance. 7. Malton del. et sculp, 1800. 12 by 10.

Portfolio XI. ST. JAMES'S STREET. 271
2. SI James's Bazaar, the corner of King Street,
1848. 5*by4*-
3. Arthur's Club House.
7. H. Shepherd del. J. Tingle sculp, 1828. 6 by 5.
4. The Funeral Procession of the Duke of York
leaving SI James's Palace.
J. Nash del. An etching, 1827. 9 by 7\.
5. Crockford's Club House.
7. H. Shepherd del. W. Tombleson sculp, 1828. 6 by 4\.
6. " South end of SI James's Street" on a Draw
ing Room Day, with View of the Conserva
tive Club House, built partly on the site of
the " Old Thatched House Tavern."
J. Marchant del. W. Holler sculp, 1845. 16 by 9.
7. White's Club House.
W. Lockyer del. B. Sly & Laing sculp. A woodcut,
1852. 7 by 8.
8. " The British Patriots' Procession through Lon
don." The Honble. Alexr. Murray in SI
James's Street, near White's Chocolate House,
the site of Arthur's Club House, with de
scription at bottom, 1750. J3* by 10.
9. " The Rake's Progress." Scene in Si James's
Street. W. Hogarth del. et sculp, 1735. J5i by 14.
10. Small Copy of the above, the print being re
versed, thus giving a correct view.
7. Cook sculp, 1809. <5by5i.

272

VIEWS OF LONDON.

11. Bridgewater House, formerly known as Berk
shire House, and Cleveland House, South
Front. An etching, about 1700. 6* by 5f.
12. The South and West Fronts of Bridgewater
House, as built by the Earl of EUesmere.
Sir C. Barry, Archl
A woodcut, 1847. 9* by 7.
13. The West Front of the above.
A woodcut, 1847. 10 by 7.
14. Bridgewater House, Si James's Park. Prin
cipal Front.
G. Baxter sculp, 1847. 20 by 11.
15. Spencer House, West Front.
7. Malton del. et sculp, 1800. 12 by 8*.
16. Spencer House, West Front.
A print, circa 1800. I2f by 10.
17. Earl Spencer's House, towards the Green Park.
Neale del. Byrne sc, 18 1 5. 6 by 4.
18. View of Godolphin House, Stable Yard, Si
James's (pulled down 1825). The site of the
present Stafford House.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd. 8 by 5*.
19. View of York House, Stable Yard, Si James's,
built on the site of Godolphin House for the
Duke of York, by B. Wyatt, Archl
S. Rawle del. et sculp, 1826. 4! by 3.

Portfolio XI. ST. JAMES'S PALACE. 273
20. York House, Park Front.
7. H. Shepherd del. R. W aliis sculp, 1828. 6 by 3*.
21. Stafford House, the North Front, lately York
House, as altered bythe Duke of Sutherland.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1856. 9* by 6*.
22. Stafford House, the South Front, toward the
Park. A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1856. 10 by 7.
ST. JAMES'S PALACE.
23. Si James's Palace, with a distant View of
Westminster. A Drawing, copied from the original by W. Hollar,
1660. From the Stowe Collection. 16 by 7*.
24. " SI James's Palace, and part of the City of
Westminster taken from the north side of
Pall Mall."
From a Drawing by Hollar, 1660. Etched by R. Saw
yer. n|by4*.
25. A Lithographed View, founded upon the above.
14 by 7*-
26. View of Inner Court of SI James's Palace.
A print, circa 1635.
[" Comme La Reyne D'Angleter, accompaignee de
ses enfans se jette aux pieds de la Reyne sa mere a.
son arrivee dans le Palays de S. James."] 3f by 5*-
27. The Royal Palace of SI James's, towards the
Park. H. Overton del. Pubd. by Bowles, 17 10. 8 by 6*.
T

274 VIEWS OF LONDON.
28. A View of SI James's Palace, looking down
Pall Mall.
7. Bowles del. et sculp, 1741. 15^ by 9|.
29. Si James's Palace viewed from Pall Mall and
the Park.
S. Wale del. J. Green sculp, 1741. 6 by 3^.
30. The Entrance to the Court Yard of Si James's
Palace. Soldiers mounting Guard.
A proof print, circa 1760. 18 by 12.
31. A View of Si James's Palace Gateway, looking
towards Pall Mall.
P. Sandby del. E. Rooker sculp. A proof, 1766. 21 by 15.
32. The Front of Si James's Palace, looking to
wards Pall Mall.
J. Burnet del. Steivart sculp, 1809. 6 by 4*.
33. View of North Front of Si James's Palace.
A Drawing by G. Shepherd, 18 12. 9* by 7.
34. The North and East Fronts of Si James's
Palace, from Pall Mall.
A Drawing by J. Buckley, 1827. 15 by 10.
35. The South Front of Si James's Palace, from
the Park.
A Drawing by J. Buckley, 1827. j$x by 10*.
36. The South and East Fronts of the Principal
Court at Si James's Palace.
A Drawing by J. Buckley, 1827. I4i by io*.

Portfolio XI. ST. JAMES'S PALACE. 275
37. The Kitchen Court of SI James's Palace.
A Drawing by J. Buckley, 1827. 15 by 10.
38. S . James's Palace, looking towards Cleveland
Row. Thos. Onwhyn del. et sculp, 1840. 8 by 6
39. " Mounting Guard " at Si James's Palace.
Wm. Heath del. J.Harris sculp, 1841. I2| by 9*.
40. Si James's Palace, looking towards Cleveland
Row. E. Wild del. Reeve sculp, 1 846. 10 by 9.
41. The South Front of the Entrance Gateway, and
the Court Yard of Si James's Palace.
A coloured Drawing, 185 1. 13I by 12*.
42. " The Humours of a Fair."
A political print, time of John Wilkes, 1745. 7* by 4*.
43. " The Sequel to the Battle at Temple Bar."
A political print, with a view of St. James's Palace. 7* by 4*.
44. Si James's Palace Gate, looking towards Pall
Mall.
7. S. Boys del. et lithog, circa 1850. 16 by 12*.
45. Another Copy of the above, coloured. l6 by 12*.
Note. — See also Views of St. James's Palace in
Portfolio XII.

276 VIEWS OF LONDON.

PALL MALL.
46. View in Pall Mall.
" O bear me to the paths of fair Pall Mall,
Safe are thy pavements, grateful is thy smell ;
A t distance rolls along the gilded Coach,
Nor sturdy carmen on thy paths encroach"
Rowlandson fecit, 1807. 8 by 5.
47. The Front of the Shakespeare Gallery, Pall
Mall. 5. Rawle sculp, 1804. 31 by 7*.
48. The Honble. Thomas Fitzmaurice's House, Pall
Mall. J. Pain del. A print. 8* by II*.
49. Devane's Banking House, North Side of Pall
Mall. A pen-and-ink Drawing by G. Shepherd, 1809. 6i by 11*.
50. View of York House, now the Ordnance Office,
Pall Mall (built for the Duke of York, bro
ther to King George 3rd).
T.Woolf del. McDarby sculp, 1764. 14* by 10.
51. The New Ordnance Office (late York House),
South side of Pall Mall.
A Drawing by Warren, 1850. 9 by 5*.
52. James Christie's Old Auction Room, as it ap
peared 1803.
A Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd. 6* by 6.

Portfolio XI. PALL MALL. 277
53. The Duke of Schomberg's House, South side
of Pall Mall, pulled down 1852.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1852. 8 by 6.
54. View of the Old Houses corner of John Street
and Pall Mall.
A water-colour Drawing by T. H. Shepherd, 1851. 8* by 6*.
55. The Elevations of all the Houses on the South
side of Pall Mall from Cockspur Street to
Si James's Palace.
A pencil Drawing by Coney, 1796. 84 by 6.
56. The Elevations of all the Houses on the North
side of Pall Mall, from SI James's Street to
the Haymarket.
A pencil Drawing by Coney, 1796. 90 by 6.
57. The Oxford and Cambridge Club House, South
side of Pall Mall, looking West.
Sir Robt. Smirke arch*. 7. Arundell del. Day &
Haghe sculp, 1837.. 16* by 12.
58. The Army and Navy Club House in Pall Mall.
Pamell & Smith arch*8. G. Hawkins del. et lithog,
1850. 20 by 16.
59. The Army and Navy Club.
7. H. Shepherd del. Patten sculp. 9 by 6*.
60. Dr. Heberden's House, South side of Pall
0 Mall, built upon the Freehold Ground for
merly granted to Nell Gwynn by King
Charles 2nd.
J. Pain arch*. A print. 8 by 12.

278 VIEWS OF LONDON.
61. The Duke of Buckingham's House on the South
side of Pall Mall.
A woodcut, 1854. 9* by 7.
CARLTON HOUSE.
62. View of Old Carlton House when occupied by
Frederick, Prince of Wales, father of George
3rd (built by Henry Boyle Lord Carlton,
1709). A water-colour Drawing, 1734. 21* by 15.
63. View of part of Old Carlton House in 1746,
taken from a house in SI Alban's Street,
Pall Mall.
A water-colour Drawing by W. Capon, 1780. 15 by 15.
64. View of the taking down of the old front of
Carlton House, preparatory to erecting the
new in 1790.
Copied by Wm. Capon from a Drawing by L. Belanger. IS* by 10.
65. The Elevation of Carlton House as it appeared
before it was cased with stone.
A water-colour Drawing by W. Capon, 1790. 16* by 10.
66. The Elevation of the Garden Front as it was
altered by Sir Robert Taylor.
A Drawing, 1794. 161 by 10.
67. Carlton House, a side View, looking West.
7. Malton del. et sculp, 1800. 12 by 10.
68. Carlton House, in Pall Mall, looking East.
A print, 1809. 7* by 5i

Portfolio XI. CARLTON HOUSE, 279
69. The Elevation of Carlton House and the Stone
Colonnade. H. Holland arch*. A print, 18 11. 13 by 6*.
70. " The Prince Regent's Palace," Carlton House,
as it appeared in 18 19.
A print. 16 by 11.
71. Carlton House in Pall Mall, with the Colonnade
of the Opera House, looking East.
A print, 1822. 7% by 5*.
72. Carlton House, with representation of Proclaim
ing His Majesty King George 4th, King,
Jan. 31st, 1820.
C. Wild del. R. Navell sculp, 1824. 18 by 14.
73. View of Carlton House Gardens, with the
Temple, as laid out for the Dowager Prin
cess of Wales.
Woolett del. et sculp, 1774. 20 by 14*.
74. The Gardens of Carlton House, with Neapoli
tan Ballad Singers at the Fete given by the
Prince of Wales, May 18th, 1784.
H. Bimbury del. A print, 1785. 25 by 19.
75. View of the Garden Front of Carlton House.
W.Westall del. Reeve sculp, 181 1. 10 by 7*.
76. View of the Conservatory in Carlton House
Gardens. Hopper arch', 181 1. A print. 14 by 10.
77. The Garden Front of Carlton House, 1822.
A print, 1822. 6 by 4.

280 VIEWS OF LONDON.
78. The Statue of Prince Eugene, formerly in the
Gardens of Carlton House.
Two Drawings.

79. Waterloo Place, looking towards Carlton House.
A print, 1822. 7* by 5*.
80. Warwick House, the residence of the Princess
Charlotte, of Wales.
A Drawing by C Warren, 181 8. S by 4.
81. Engraving from the above drawing.
G. Rawle sculp. 5 by 4.
82. View of Warwick House.
A coloured print, 1 8 18. 5 by 8.
83. The East Wing of Carlton House Terrace,
built on Carlton House Gardens.
7, H. Shepherd del. J. Tingle sculp, 1831. 6 by 4.
84. The United Service Club House, built upon the
site of Carlton House.
J. Nash arch*, 1 83 1. 6 by 4.
85. The Athenaeum Club House, built upon the
site of Carlton House.
Dccimus Burton arch*. A Drawing, 1829. 16* by 10*.
86. The Club Houses in Pall Mall. (The Carlton,
Reform, Travellers', Athenaeum, and United
Service) ; view towards Cockspur Street.
T. S. Boys del. et sculp. 18 by 12.
87. The Carlton Club House, Pall Mall, built by
Sir Robert Smirke, as in 1854.

A woodcut. 7 by

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Portfolio XI. ST. JAMES'S SQUARE. 281
88. The New Elevation of the Carlton Club House,
as altered by Sidney Smirke.
A woodcut by Laing, 1854. 1 1 by 7.
89. The South Front of the Carlton Club House,
as rebuilt by Sidney Smirke.
S. Sly del. A woodcut by Sheaves, 1855. 11 by 7.
90. The North and South Fronts of the Travellers'
Club. C. Barry arch*. A pen-and-ink Drawing. 17 by 8.
91. The Reform Club House, C. Barry, Archl,
looking towards Cockspur Street.
G Moore del. Thos. Higham sc, 1832. 16 by 8*.

ST. JAMES'S SQUARE.
92. " SI James's Square," looking North.
Sutton Nicholls del. et sculp, 1741. 18 by 13*.
93. " SI James's Square." The above print, with
alterations, as it appeared in 1754.
Sutton Nicholls del. et sculp, 1755. 18 by 13*.
94. View of SI James's Square, looking North.
J. Maurer del. A print, 1753. 1 1 by 6±.
95. SI James's Square, showing many of the
Houses rebuilt.
7. Bowles del, 1760. A print. 15 by 10*.
96. View of Nell Gwynn's House, SI James's
Square, the site of the Army and Navy Club.
A Drawing by 7. H. Jones, 1848. 6 by 9*.

282 VIEWS OF LONDON.
97. A Representation of the Fireworks in Si
James's Square, on the joyful occasion of
His Majesty's Glorious Success in taking of
Namur, Septl 9th, 1695.
B. Lens del. et sculp. 15 by 11.
98. Elevation of Sir Watkin Wynn's House, West
side of Si James's Square.
R. Adam arch*. J. Roberts sculp, 1777. 24 by 18.
99. The North and West Sides of Si James's
Square, showing the Equestrian Statue of
King William 3rd by Bacon.
A print, 1812. 71 by 5.
100. The West side of Si James's Square ; Queen
Caroline going in Procession from Lady
Francis' House to the House of Lords
during her Trial, Octl 1820.
R. Banks del. et sculp. 71 by 5.

101. View of Almack's Ball Room, South side of
King Street, SI James's Square, built 1765.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. II . Shepherd, 185 1.
8 by 6.
102. SI James's Theatre, South side of King
Street, SI James's Square.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 185 1.
9 by 6*.
103. View of Charles Street, Si James's, looking
towards the Haymarket Theatre.
A water-colour Drawing. 5 by 6.

Portfolio XI. THE HA Y MARKET. 283
104. The coloured Engraving of the above.
Pubd by Ackerman, 1823. 5 by 6.
105. View of Charles Street, looking West.
A water-colour Drawing. 5 by 6.
106. The coloured Engraving of ditto.
Pubd. by Ackerman, 1822. 5 by 6.
HAYMARKET THEATRE.
107. The Old Haymarket Theatre, taken down
1821. A woodcut, 1820. 5 by 4*-
108. View of the New Theatre in the Haymarket ;
also the Old Theatre previous to its demo
lition in 1821.
Schnebellie del. Dale sculp, 1822. 11* by 9.
109. View of the New Haymarket Theatre, towards
Cockspur Street.
J. Nash arch*. W. Westall del. C. Heath sculp,
1822. 5 by 4-
1 10. View of the New Theatre, from Regent Street.
Pubd. by Ackerman, 1822. 5 by 7.
111. View of the New Haymarket Theatre, and also
part of the Old.
D. Havell del. et sculp, 1826. 7* by 5*-
THE OPERA HOUSE.
112. View of the Front of the Old Opera House,
built by Sir John Vanbrugh, 1705.
A water-colour Drawing by W. Capon, 1783. 8£ by 7f .

284 VIEWS OF LONDON.
113. Engraving from the above Drawing.
C. J. Smith sculp. Pubd by Bohn, 1840. 8f by
1 14. View of Part of the New Front of the Oper .
House, as it appeared while being rebuilt i
1790 for Michael Novosielski.
Thos. Leverton arch*. A water-colour Drawing of th
time. 1 3 by 8
115. Entrance in the Haymarket.
An engraving, 1790. 3* by 5.
116. View of the South and East Fronts of the
Opera House, as altered by J. Nash & Rep-
ton, Archts., 1820.
7. H. Shepherd del. M. Fox sculp, 1828. 6 by 4.
117. Colonnade of the Opera House.
Rawle del. et sculp, 18 17. 4* by 7*.
118. The North Colonnade of the Opera House,
looking West.
Pubd by Aspcme, 18 17. 41 by 7*.
119. The Elevation of the East Front of the King's
Theatre in the Haymarket, destroyed by
fire in 1789; rebuilt by M. Novosielski in
1790. The present elevation, by J. Nash,
was completed in 1819.
Schnebbelie del. B. Howlett sculp, 1820. 10* by 8£.
120. The East Front of the Opera House, looking
North. Danl. Havell del. et sculp, 1826. A coloured print.
8± by 6.

Portfolio XI. COCKSPUR STREET. 285
121. View of the Italian Opera House, Pall Mall.
Pubd. by Ackerman, 1822. A coloured print. 7* by 5*.
122. United Service Club House, and the Hay
market Theatre.
7. H. Shepherd del. W. W aliis sculp, 1827. 5* by 4.
123. Suffolk Street, Pall Mall East.
7. H. Shepherd del. H. W. Bond sculp, 1829. Si by 4.
124. Small View of Pall Mall East, looking West.
7. H. Shepherd del, 1827. A print. 6 by 3*.
COCKSPUR STREET.
125. The Union Club House, Cockspur Street,
looking towards the Haymarket.
A. Pugin del, 1827. 7* by 4*.
126. The Union Club House, from Charing Cross,
1827. A proof. 6 by 3*.
127. The College of Physicians, Pall Mall East,
looking West, 1827.
A proof. 6 by 3*.
128. The University Club House, and Hancock &
Compy-'s Glass Warehouse, looking towards
Charing Cross.
A. Pugin del. Pubd. by Ackerman, 1827. 8 by Si-
129. The Phoenix Fire Engine Station, Cockspur
Street. Leverton arch*. A water-colour Drawing by 7. Malton,
1797. i° by 7\.

286 VIEWS OF LONDON.
130. Engraving from the above Drawing.
Malton sculp, 1797. 12 by 10.
131. View of Cockspur Street, Charing Cross, with
representation of two men in the Pillory
(the last).
Rowlandson & Pugin del. Bluck sculp, 1809.
10* by 8*.
132. Elevation of the British Coffee House, in
Cockspur Street (South side).
R. Adam arch*. R. Blyth sculp, 1770. 23 by 17.
133. View of Old Houses in Cockspur Street, op
posite the Haymarket, one formerly occupied
by Pinchbeck the Watchmaker, before it
was altered in 1829.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd. 9 by 6.
134. The Equestrian Statue of King George 3rd,
in Pall Mall East, by Mr. Wyatt, 1827.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1853. 10 by 7\.
135. The Ruins discovered at the corner of Whit
comb Street, near Charing Cross, Dec. 1821,
with plan.
Banks del. et sculp, 1822. 8* by 12.
136. A Perspective View of the Royal Stables at
Charing Cross, King George 2nd and his
Company viewing the Horses.
7. Maurer del. et sculp, 1753. iof by 7.
137. " His Majesty's Stables in the Mews."
B. Cole sculp, 1754. 9 by 3^-.

Portfolio XI. TRAFALGAR SQUARE. 287
138. The Royal Mews as altered for the National
Repository, 1828.
7. H. Shepherd del. 7. Tingle sculp. 6* by 4*.
139. View of Trafalgar Square ; Queen Victoria
going in procession to her Coronation at
Westminster. Coloured print, 1828. 11* by 8£.
140. View of the Nelson Column, Trafalgar Square.
7. C. Dibden del. M. & N. Hanhart sculp, 1846. 7 by 12.
141. View of the Nelson Column, Trafalgar Square,
when building, with the four tablets repre
senting Battles.
A woodcut by Landells, 1843. 26 by 16.
1 42. View of the National Gallery, Trafalgar Square,
with the Nelson Column, designed by W.
Railton. G. Moore del. Thos. Higham sculp, 1 849. 1 6 by 9.
143. View of Wigley's Museum at Spring Gardens,
Charing Cross.
A Drawing by C. Bigot, 1820. 6 by 5.
144. View of the West or Garden Front of Berke
ley House, Spring Gardens, (now pulled
down for the Metropolitan Board of Works
Offices). A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1859. 9* by 7.
145. View of the East Front of Berkeley House,
Spring Gardens.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1859. 9* by 7.

288 VIEWS OF LONDON.

Portfolio XII.
ST. JAMES'S PARK. THE PALACE AND THE
HORSE GUARDS.
ST. JAMES'S PALACE.
i. View of the South Front of " Si James's
House," with distant view of London.
Print from " Les Devices," 1689. 6 \ by 4\.
2. " Her Majies Royal Palace and Park of Si
James's," a large Bird's-eye view, showing
also Buckingham, Marlborough, and Godol
phin Houses, The Horse Guards, Whitehall,
Charing Cross, and the Country beyond.
A print in 2 sheets, pubd. 1715. 35 by 20|.
3. The Royal Palace of Si James's, a large View
showing the Mall in the foreground.
Robt. Ingish del. J. Sturt sculp. Pubd. by 7. Bowles,
1714- 26 by 18.
4. SI James's House, with a distant View of Lon
don, &c.
J Kip del. et sculp, 1720. 13 by 8.
5. Si James's Palace and parts adjacent, similar
to the above, but has the addition of S.
Paul's and the New Churches.
Toms del. et sculp, 1736. 13 by 71

2-

Portfolio XII. ST. JAMES'S PARK. 289
6. A Perspective View of the City of London,
Westminster, and Si James's Park.
This large bird's-eye view, taken from Buckingham
House, gives St. James's Park, the Palace, and all the
surrounding Streets and Houses from Stable Yard,
Pall Mall, St. James's Square, &c, to Westminster,
showing also the winding River, with view of London.
2nd Edition, 1726, in 8 sheets. John Kip delineavit et
sculpsit. 8l£ by 33.
The first Edition in 12 sheets will be found in General
Views, Portfolio II.
7. SI James's House, with parts adjacent.
L. Knyff del. J. Kip sculp, 1725. 18* by 13.
8. Si James's House ; a later Edition of the above.
L. Knyff del. J. Kip sculp, 1736. 181 by 13.
9. The Reception of His Royal Highness the
Prince of Orange (afterwards King William
3rd), at SI James's, on his entering London.
(This beautiful print gives an interesting View of Lon
don but reversed.) R. D. Hooge del. et sculp, 1688.
21 by 17.
10. Reception of the Prince of Orange at S* James's.
This View of London and Westminster is the reverse of
the above, and is correct. A print, 1688. 12 by 6*.
11. Reception of King George ist at Si James's
Palace on the 20th September, 17 14.
A. Allard del. et sculp, 1714. 20* by 15*.
12. A View of Si James's Park and Palace, taken
near the Stable Yard.
J. Maurer del. J. Smith sculp, 1741. i$i by 9
u

290 VIEWS OF LONDON.
13. Reverse View of Si James's Park and Palace
as above.
J. Maurer del. J. Smith sculp, 1741. x Si by 9.
14. "The Royal Palace of SI James's, next the
Park," looking towards the Horse Guards.
A print, 175 1. Pubd. by Robt. Sayers. 10 by 6.
15. "A Perspective View of Si James's Palace,
next ye Park," and the Mall.
J. Maurer del. et sculp, 1741. 16 by 8*.
16. The Royal Palace of Si James's, next the Park.
H. Roberts sculp, 175 1. 16 by 9*.
17. The Entrance to Si James's Palace, from the
Garden (Margaret Nicholson attempting to
stab King George 3rd as he was alighting
from his chariot, 2nd August, 1786).
Robt. Smirke del, Robt. Pollard sculp, 1786. 20* by 15.
18. " The Elevation of Marlborough House to SI
James's Park. Invented by C. Wren, Esq.,
1709." Col. Campbell del. 15 by 10.
19. The South- West Prospect of His Grace the
Duke of Marlborough's House in SI James's
Park. Built by Cr. Wren, 1709.
Jas. Lightbody del. John Harris sculp,, 1741. 23* by 16*.

Portfolio XII. ST. JAMES'S PARK. 291
20. The South Front of the Duke of Marlborough's
House in SI James's Park.
Sutton Nicholls sculpsit, 1741. Pubd. by John Bowles.
17* by i2f.
21. The South-East View of Marlborough House,
with the additional Story to the house.
A water-colour Drawing by J. C. Buckler, 1827. 14 by 10.
22. The North Front of Marlborough House.
A Drawing by J. C. Buckler, 1 827. 1 5 by 9*.
23. The South- West View of the German Chapel
at SI James's.
A Drawing by J. C. Buckler, 1827. 15 by 10.
24. "A Prospect of SI James's Park," with distant
View of London, &c, from Buckingham
House. J. Rigaud del. 5. Torres sculp, 1750. 15* by 8*.
25. View of the Canal, SI James's Park, looking
towards Buckingham House.
A print, 1751. Pubd. by Robt. Sayers. 10 by 6.
26. " View of the Canal in Si James's Park," look
ing towards the Horse Guards.
J, Maurer del. Canot sculp, 1746. 14I by 9.
27. View of the Old Entrance to Carlton House
Garden, from SI James's Park.
Kent arch*. A Drawing by Day, 1750. 19 by 3.
u 2

292 VIEWS OF LONDON.
28. View in Si James's Park, showing Spring Gar
dens, the Horse Guards, Whitehall, &c, and
King Charles 2nd and Court walking.
A pencil Drawing by Wittock from a picture by 7. Van
Wyck at Devonshire House. 21 by 15*.
29. Long View in Si James's Park, showing the
Old Horse Guards, the Parade, Whitehall,
Westminster Abbey, Spring Garden, and
Suffolk House, about 1620.
The View is taken from the Parade. A water-colour
Drawing made 1620, formerly in the possession of Wm.
Stevenson, Esq. 1 1* by 9.
HORSE GUARDS.
30. View of the Old Horse Guards, Wallingford
House, Whitehall, and part of Westminster.
This View is taken from the Parade.
A pencil Drawing made 165 1, formerly in the posses
sion of Dr. Chas. Gower. 18 by 8*.
31. Two Engraved Views taken from the above
Drawings. 6". Rawle sculp, 1804. 9| by 3f.
32. The Old Horse Guards and Whitehall, about
1640. A print, 1640. 6* by 4.
33. The Old Horse Guards ; King Charles 2nd
going towards the Decoy.
A print, 1 65 1. 7* by 5-

Portfolio XII. ST. JAMES'S PARK. 293
34. The Old Horse Guards and Whitehall ; King
Charles 2nd and Court going towards the
Decoy. 5. Mazell del. et sculp., 165 1. 7* by 5.
35. View of the Parade in Si James's Park, show
ing the Horse Guards, Treasury, &c.
7. Bowles sculp, 1761. io\by 6.
36. " The Prospect of Whitehall, from the Park of
SI James's, showing the Old Horse Guards,
Wallingford House, &c.
J. Kip sculp, 1741. 13 by 8£.
37. South- West View of the Old Horse Guards.
From a Drawing by Canaletti, circa 1745. W. M. Fel
lows sculp, 1809. 11 by 8.
38. A View of the Old Horse Guards and the
Parade, SI James's Park.
J. Maurer del. et sculp, 1741. 16 by 8.
39. A Prospect of Whitehall, from SI James's
Park. A print reduced from Kip's view of 174 1. 9* by 6*.
40. "A Perspective View of ye Parade in Si
James's Park," showing the Horse Guards,
&c, and King George 2nd going in State.
J. Maurer del. et sculp, 1742. i6\ by Z\.
41. View of the Banqueting House at Whitehall
and the Canal in SI James's Park.
A Drawing by Barnard Lens, 1746. I2| by 8£.

294 VIEWS OF LONDON.
42. View of the New Horse Guards and Treasury,
from the Parade, Si James's Park.
J. Boydell del. et sculp, 1752. 16 by 91
43. A Perspective View of the New Buildings at
the Horse Guards, before the addition of the
Cupola, 1752.
A print, 1752. 11 by 6.
44. A View of the Parade of SI James's Park, the
New Buildings for the Horse Guards (before
the Cupola was added), and the Admiralty ;
with His Majesty going to the House of
Lords. Canaletti del. 7. Bowles sculp., 1752. 15^ by 9.
45. A View of the Parade, &c, as above, with the
addition of the Cupola to the New Buildings
for the Horse Guards.
Canaletti del. 7. Bowles sculp, 1753. 15^ by 9.
46. " A Perspective View of ye Parade in SI James's
Park. The Treasury, the New Building for
the Horse Guards, and His Majesty going
to the House of Lords."
J. Maurer del. et sculp, 1754. 16 by 8£.
47. A Perspective View of the New Horse Guards,
&c, from the Parade in Si James's Park.
A print, 1754. 8* by 6.
48. A Geometrical View of the Horse Guards.
Wm. Kent arch*. J. Vardy del. et sculp, 1752. 17 by 11.

Portfolio XII. ST. JAMES'S PARK. 295
49. A Perspective View of the Horse Guards and
Treasury, from the Parade, Si James's Park.
W. Kent & J. Vardy del. J. Vardy sculp, 1752.
22* by 12.
50. A Geometrical View of the Horse Guards, 1753.
A highly-finished Drawing in Indian ink by Vardy.
25* by 1 of.
5 1 . A View of the Horse Guards, with the Trea
sury, from the Parade. The Foot Guards
being reviewed.
A print, 1753. Pubd. by H. Parker. 16 by 9\.
52. A View of the Treasury and Canal in Si
James's Park, looking towards Buckingham
House. J. Boydell del. Smith sculp, 1755. 16 by 91
53. The Horse Guards and the Treasury.
Kirby del. et sculp, 1757. 7* by 3*-
54. The East Front of the Horse Guards.
R. Cole sculp, 1754- I2I by 7*-
55. The Horse Guards.
A print, 1754. 7% by 4.
56. A View of the Horse Guards.
A print, about 1754. S by 2.
57. View of the Parade in SI James's Park.
A print, 1754. I0* by 6.
58. View of the Horse Guards, the Duke of York's
House, and the Admiralty, taken from the
House in the Decoy, SI James's Park.
A Drawing, 1761. 18 by 10.

296 VIEWS OF LONDON.
59. View of the Horse Guards, Whitehall, and dis
tant View of Si Paul's.
A Drawing by Paul Sandby, 1764. 7 by 3f.
60. The Encampment in Si James's Park at the
time ofthe Riots, 1780.
P. Sandby del, 1780. 18 by 12.
61. The Encampment as above.
P Sandby del. J. Tittler sculp, 1780. 7 by 5.
62. The Admiralty (the old Telegraph at the top of
the Building), the Horse Guards, &c.
A print, 1804, pubd. by R. Phillip. 71 by 5.
63. The Horse Guards and Admiralty.
J. P. Neale del. J. Storer sculp, 1805. 7* by 5.
64. The Horse Guards and Treasury, with the piece
of Turkish ordnance.
7. R. Tompson del. G. Cooke sculp, 18 10. 6 by 4.
65. A View of the Horse Guards and Melbourne
House, taken from SI James's Park.
R. Havell del. Havell & Son sculp, 181 1. 12 by 8.
66. The Turkish Cannon taken from the French in
Egypt. A print, 18 10. 8 by 4.
67. The large Gun taken at Cadiz by the Duke of
Wellington, 181 2.
R. J. Woolwich del. et sculp, 1815. i2f by II*.
68. The Treasury. W. Kent arch*. J. P. Neale del. Woolnoth sculp, 18 14.
6 by 4.

Portfolio XII. ST. JAMES'S PARK. 297
69. View in Si James's Park of the Horse Guards
and SI Paul's, taken from Buckingham House.
F. J. Mannskersch del. H. Schutz sculp, 1813. 16* by 12*.
70. View in SI James's Park of Buckingham
House, taken from the Parade.
F. J. Mannskersch del. H. Schutz sculp, 18 13.
16* by 12*.
71. The Parade, SI James's Park. " Mounting
Guard." Coloured Drawing by Rswlandson, 1823. nf by 7f.
72. View of the Horse Guards, &c. " Mounting
Guard." A. Pugin & Rowlandson del. J. Bluck sculp. 10 by 7*.
73. Geometrical View and Plan of the Horse
Guards. A. Pugin del. J. Cleghorn sculp, 1825. 7* by 4^.
74. View of the Horse Guards, &c, taken from
the Park.
7. 5. Boys del. et lithog, 1846. 18 by 10*.
75. The Horse Guards. Lord Melbourne's House,
and the Treasury, taken from the Canal.
7. M. Baynes del. et lithog, 1846. 9 by 6.
76. West Front of the Horse Guards (Relieving
Guard). J. Merchant del. H. Adlard sculp, 1847. 16 by 8*.
77. The New State Paper Office, SI James's Park.
Drawing by Richardson, 1833. n by 8*.

298 VIEWS OF LONDON.
78. The Vine Yard Tavern, formerly in the Bird
Cage Walk.
A Drawing in 1720. 12 by 6.
79. The King's Library, Si James's Park.
A print, 1731. 8 by 4.
80. The King's Library, as above.
A print, 1731. 6* by 4.
81. View of Spring Gardens, Mr. Penn's House,
SI James's Park.
G. Scharf del. et lithog, 1826. 8 by 5*.
82. View of the Fancy Fair held at Mr. Penn's
House, Spring Gardens, SI James's Park.
G. Scharf del. et lithog, 1830. 12 by 8*.
83. View from SI James's Park of Westminster
Hall and Abbey, before the additional Tower
was erected by Sir C. Wren.
W. Lodge del. 7. Tempest sculp, 1686. 10 by 4.
84. "A Perspective View of ye Great Canal," in
SI James's Park.
Maurer del. et sculp, 1741. 16 by 8|.
85. "A View of the Canal in Si James's Park,
Buckingham House, &c," taken from the
Parade. Canaletti del. Stephens sculp, 17 51. I51by9.
86. "A View in SI James's Park, from Rosamond's
Pond," looking towards Westminster.
Chatelain del. W. H. Toms sculp, 1741. 151 by 9*.

Portfolio XII. ST. JAMES'S PARK. 299
87. " View in SI James's Park, showing Rosa
mond's Pond," looking towards Westminster
Abbey (from Hogarth's Picture in the Collec
tion of H. R. Willett, Esq.).
W. Hogarth pinxit. T.Rose sculp, 1750. 18 by 12.
88. View in SI James's Park from the side of the
Canal and Rosamond's Pond.
W. Wollett sculp, 1751. 15 by 8*.
NOTE. — Rosamond's Pond was filled up 1770.
89. View in the Mall, SI James's Park.
"A Park shower or the Beau-Monde in Distress," 1755.
A print. 14* by 8.
90. "Taste a la Mode, 1745." View in the Mall,
Si James's Park.
A satirical print. Boitard del. Patton sculp. 12* by 8.
91. "Taste a la Mode, as in the year 1735, being
the contrast to the year 1745." View in the
Mall. Boitard del. E. Davis sculp. 12* by 8.
92. " The Beau Monde in SI James's Park."
A reduced copy . of the above print. Boitard del. et
sculp. 5 1 by 6*.
93. "A View of the Mall," SI James's Park.
A satirical print. L'Agneau del. J. June sculp, 1752.
18 by 11*.
94. " Si James's Park." The Fashions in 1783.
Bunbury del. A print pubd. by J. W aliis. 25 by 14*.

300 VIEWS OF LONDON.
95. View of the Mall in Si James's Park, showing
"The Fashions ofthe Day, 1784."
J. Replon del. A print. 12 by 8.
96. The Mall on a Rainy Day. " The Battle of
Umbrellas." Collins del. Thomas sculp, 1784. 8 by 6\.
97. " The Promenade in SI James's Park," The
Prince of Wales, Duke of York, &c.
E. Dayes del. 7. D. Soiron sculp, 1790. 25* by 16.
98. The Promenade in SI James's Park. The
Fashions of 180 1.
Pugh del. Edward sculp. 7\ by 5.
99. SI James's Park, the Fashions of 1850.
7. C. Graff del. A print. 26 by 18.
100. Bird's-eye View of Si James's Park and Buck
ingham Palace, on the day of Her Majesty's
Coronation, 28th June, 1838.
W. Clqrk lithog, 185 1, 16 by 9\.
101. View on Constitution Hill, SI James's Park.
Edward Oxford firing a pistol at Queen
Victoria 10th June, 1840.
W. Kohler lithog, 1840. 16 by 11*.
102. The New Bridge across the Canal in Si
, James's Park, designed by Rendel.
A woodcut by B. Sly, 1857. 11 by 7\.
103. The Cottages erected for the Ornithological
Society, in SI James's Park.
J. B. Watson arch*, et lithog, 1841. 131 by 9\.

Portfolio XII. ST. JAMES'S PARK. 301

FIRE-WORKS IN THE PARK.
104. "An Horizontal View of the Public Fireworks
ordered to be exhibited on occasion of the
General Peace of Nov. 7, 1748," with View
of Buckingham House, and distant country,
and Explanation at bottom.
A print. io£ by 7.
105. "A Perspective View of the Magnificent
Structure erected in the Green Park for the
Royal Fireworks exhibited the 27th April,
1749, on account of the General Peace."
A print giving fine View of Buckingham House and
Country beyond. 15-* by io£.
106. "A Perspective View of the Building for the
Fireworks in the Green Park," taken from
the Reservoir.
B. Brooks del. T. Angier sculp, 1749. 17 by 10*.
107. A Perspective View as above, but showing the
Fireworks in action. I7 by 10*

2-

108. "A Plan and Elevation of the Royal Fire
works as it was performed in Si James's
Park, April 27th, 1749, on account of the
General Peace, signed at Aix-la-Chapelle,
Octr. 7th, 1748."
W. Halfpenny del. R. Parr sculp, 1749. 23 by 17.

302 VIEWS OF LONDON.
109. "A Plan and Elevation of the Royal Fire
works to be performed in Si James's Park,
April the 27th, 1749."
' The Height of the Machine, 1 14 ft. to the top of His
Majesty's Arms. Length of the principal building,
144 ft. The Grand Girandole consists of 6,000 *-lb.
sky rockets, &c- The machine invented and designed
by the Chevalier Servandoni."
G. Vertue sculp, Londini. 21* by 16*.
no. " Plan et Elevation du Feu d'Artifice qui sera
tire a Londres a l'occasion de la Paix Gdnd-
rale." Grave d'apres les Desseins de M. Servandoni. Mongin
del. Durant sculp, 1749. 20 by 14.
111. "A View of the Magnificent Structure erected
for the Fire Works," showing the Fire
Works in full play.
A coloured print. Pubd. by Bowles, 1749. 20 by 15*.
112. "The Grand Whim for Posterity to Laugh
at, Being the Night View of the Royal Fire
works, as exhibited in the Green Park, with
the Right wing on Fire." Verses, &c, at
the bottom.
Pubd. by Fox, 1749. I4 by 10.
113. Small View of the Fireworks at night.
A print, 1749. ?x by 41
114. Views of the Grand Fireworks and the King
(George 2nd), going in State through the
City. A print, 1749. 11 by 6*.

Portfolio XII. ST. JAMES'S PARK. 303
115. A Geometrical View of the Building for the
Fire Works, with a description at the top.
Print, pubd. for the "London Magazine," 1749. I5iby6*.
116. A View of the Temple that was erected for the
Public Fireworks of the Peace of 1748,
showing the difference from the one above.
A print, 1749. 14 by 9*.
1 1 7. View of the Fortress which enclosed the Grand
Pavilion for the Fireworks in SI James's
Park, and the Balloon ascending, Aug. ist,
1814. A print. 13* by 9.
118. A Perspective View of the Revolving Temple
of Concord, erected in the Green Park for
the Fire Works, Aug. ist, 1814.
A coloured print. J. Pain del. R. W. Smart sculp,
1814. iSi by 9*.
1 19. A View of the Temple of Concord, exhibiting
the Fireworks at night.
A print, 18 14. 16* by \o\.
120. View of the Temple of Concord, with the
Erection for Royal Party to view the Fire
works. A print, 1814. iSiby 11.
121. View of the Chinese Bridge and Pagoda
erected across the Canal in Si James's Park
for the Illumination, Aug. ist, 1814.
7. W. Edy del. J. Gleadah sculp, 18 14. 15* by 11.

304 VIEWS OF LONDON.
122. Another View of the above.
A. Pugin del. J. R. Hamble sculp, 1814. 10* by 7.
123. The Chinese Bridge and Pagoda as it appeared
Illuminated at night on the ist August.
J. H. Clark del. M. Dubourg sculp, 18 14. 9 by 6.
1 24. The Temple of Concord.
J. P- Neale del. Sands sculp, 18 14. 6 by 4.
1 25. The Chinese Bridge and Pagoda.
J. P. Neale del. Rawle sculp, 18 14. 6 by 4.
126. A Perspective View of the Temple of Concord,
printed at the Press in Hyde Park.
A print, 1814. "iby 8*.
127. View of the above, printed at the Press in
Hyde Park, with printed description.
A woodcut, 1 8 14. 8 by 9*.
128. A Transparent View of the Chinese Bridge,
with the Temple on Fire at the time of Il
luminating the Temple, ist Aug., J814.
F. Calvert del, 1814. 20 by 14.
129. A Transparent View of the Temple of Concord
at night, representing the Fireworks.
F. Calvert del, 18 14. 18 by 13.

Portfolio XIII. BUCKINGHAM HOUSE. 305

Portfolio XIII.
BUCKINGHAM HOUSE, PIMLICO, RANELAGH.
BUCKINGHAM HOUSE.
1. View of Arlington House, the site of Bucking
ham House.
An etching, 1663. 7 by 3-
2. View of Arlington House.
A water-colour Drawing copied from the above. 7 by 3.
3. " Buckingham House," built by Sheffield, Duke
of Buckingham, 1703.
A print, 1710. 20 by 15*.
4. " Buckingham House, in Si James's Park,"
with the Fountain in front.
Printed for and sold by J. Smith in Exeter Change in
the Strand, 17 14. 23 by 15*.
5. Geometrical Elevation of Buckingham House.
Campbell del. A print, 1720. 15 by 10.
6. " Buckingham House, in SI James's Park," in
1727. Pubd. by H. Overton. 9* by 6.
7. " Buckingham House, in SI James's Park."
Sutton Nicholls sculp. Pubd. by J. Bowles, 173 1 (first
state of the print). 18 by 13.
X

306 VIEWS OF LONDON.
8. Buckingham House, as above.
(Second state of the print.) 1 8 by 13.
9. "A Prospect of SI James's Park," from Buck
ingham House, with distant View of London.
J. Rigaud sculp, 1736. A print pubd. at Paris. 28* by 14.
10. Etching of the above Print.
By J. Rigaud, 1736. 28* by 14.
11. "A Prospect of SI James's Park," reduced from
the above.
J. Rigaud sculp., 1752. Pubd. by R. Sayer & H. Over
ton. 15 by 8*.
12. "A Perspective View of Buckingham House,
in SI James's Park."
J. Maurer del. et sculp, 1753. 10* by 5*.
13. "Buckingham House, in SI James's Park"
(without the Fountain).
Sutton Nicholls del, 1754 (third state of the print). 18 by 13.
14. A View of the Queen's Palace, in Si James's
Park, taken from a Tree near the end of the
Mall. A tinted Drawing, 1768; 18* by 9.
15. View of Buckingham House, as altered by
George 3rd for the Queen in 1 762.
Pubd. by 7. Malton, 1775. I2 by 8.
16. The Queen's Palace, with the Lodge and Foot
Barracks. 7. Malton del. et sculp, 1775. 12 by 8*.

Portfolio XIII. BUCKINGHAM HOUSE. 307
17. "A View of the East Front of the Queen's
Palace, Si James's Park," showing the En
trance Gates from Pimlico.
J. Miller del. 7. Miller sculp, 1796. 21 by 15.
18. Portrait of Queen Charlotte walking in the
Park, with View of Buckingham House.
A coloured print, 1796. 8 by 9*.
19. " The Queen's Palace."
Pugin & Rowlandson del. et sculp, 1809. io£ by 8.
20. Buckingham House, Si James's Park, 1810.
J. Burnett del. et sculp. 6 by 4\.
21. "Buckingham House, Middlesex, a Palace of
Her Majesty." People skating on the Canal
in Si James's Park.
J. Burnett del. R. Havell sculp, I817. 12 by 8.
22. East View of Buckingham Palace and Garden.
A water-colour Drawing by J. Buckler, 18 18. 14* by 9*-
23. View of Buckingham Palace.
W. Westall del. 7. Sutherland sculp, 1820. ioi by 8.
24. Buckingham Palace, as altered by King George
4th. J. Nash arch*. W. Gauci lithog, 1828. 9 by 6.
25. Buckingham Palace, as altered by King George
4th. A. Pugin del. W aliis sculp, 1829. 16 by 7*.

x 2

308 VIEWS OF LONDON.
26. View of the West Front of Buckingham Palace
and the Garden.
Thos. Higham del. et sculp., 1831. 16 by 8.
27. Buckingham Palace, with the Marble Arch, as
erected by J. Nash, Archl
Thos. Higham del. et sculp, 1834. 16 by 8.
28. View of Buckingham Palace, with the Marble
Arch, from SI James's Park.
7. S. Boys lithog. 18 by 10.
29. Buckingham Palace.
N. Whittock del. et sculp, 1836. 8 by 5*.
30. Geometrical Elevation of Buckingham Palace.
The East Front and North Wing, with Plan
of the principal Floor.
E. Blore arch*, 1837. 3 Drawings. 19 by 8. 10 by 8. 10 by 8.
31. Geometrical Elevation of the East Front of
Buckingham Palace, with Plan.
E. Blore arch*. A Drawing. 13* by 8.
32. Geometrical Elevation, showing the alterations
and additions to the East Front of Bucking
ham Palace,
E. Blore arch*, 1837. 24 by 12 and 10 by 12.
33. View of "The East Front of Buckingham
Palace, with Mr. Blore's suggestions for lay
ing out the Ground in front."
F. Bedford del. Standige lithog. 19 by \o\.

Portfolio XIII. PIMLICO. 309
34. " Buckingham Palace." The New East Front
built by W. Cubitt.
Walker del. et lithog, 1852. 15* by 11.

35. View of the Queen's Library, towards the Green
Park, built by Wm. Kent, 1737.
Copied by 7. H. Shepherd from an old Drawing. 8 by 5*.
36. View of the same, towards Westminster.
A water-colour Drawing, 1737. 14* by 9*.
37. Circular View of the Lodge and Gates leading
into SI James's Park from Pimlico.
Green sculp, 1775- 2i ^r.
38. The New Entrance into SI James's Park from
Pimlico, erected 1844.
E, Blore arch*. A pencil Drawing. io by 5.
PIMLICO.
39. "A Perspective View of David Soudon's Bunn
House at Chelsey," in 1745 (pulled down in
1839). A print. 14* by 8.
40. View of the Inside of the Bun House, with the
Museum, as it appeared in 1838.
A water-eolour Drawing. i°* by 6\.
ai. Views of the Exterior and Interior of the Chel
sea Bun House.
Woodcuts, 1839. each 4* by 3*.

310 VIEWS OF LONDON.
42. The New Buildings erected upon the site of
the Old Bunn House.
A Drawing by Bigot, 1850. 9* by 6.
43. The Old Gun Tavern, Pimlico, taken down,
1857, f°r tne improvement of Buckingham
Palace. A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd. 9 by 7.
44. The Garden Front of the Tavern.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1857. 9i by 7\.
45. A View of the North-East Side of Belgrave
Square, Pimlico.
7. H. Shepherd del. Lacy sculp, 1828. 6 by 4*.
46. The North-East Angle of Belgrave Square.
An etching, 1828. 7 by 4.
47. Belgrave Chapel and West Side of Belgrave
Square. 7. H. Shepherd del. Lacy sculp, 1828. 6 by 4*.
48. Lord John Russell's House, Chesham Place.
A woodcut, 1849. 6 by 5.
49. Lowndes Square.
A woodcut. 6 by 4*.
50. SI Peter's Grammar School and Ebury Chapel,
in the King's Road.
A pencil Drawing, 1840. 9 by 5*.
51. SI Michael's Schools, Pimlico.
A woodcut, circa 1850. 71 by 5*.

Portfolio XIII. PIMLICO. 311
52. The Pimlico Grammar School, at Watkins
Place. A water-colour Drawing by Schnebbelie, 1832. 6 by 5.
53. Messrs. Herbert's Saw Mills, East side of the
Grosvenor Bason, Pimlico.
A water-colour Drawing, 1850. 9 by 5*.
54. The Spring Garden, Belgrave Road.
A water-colour Drawing, 1774. 3* by 2|.
55. The Spring Garden.
A water-colour Drawing from the above by 7. H. Shep
herd. 10 by 6*.
56. View of the Monster Tavern and Tea Gardens,
Grosvenor Row, near Jenny Whim's Bridge.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd. 8* by 6.
JENNY WHIM'S BRIDGE.
57. View of Jenny Whim's Bridge and the Canal,
in 1761.
A water-colour Drawing by Schnebbelie. 9\ by 6*.
58. The North Front of Jenny Whim's Bridge, and
the Old Public House at the foot of the
Bridge. A water-colour Drawing, 1761. 13 by 8*.
59. A West View of Jenny Whim's Bridge, the
old Public House, and the Flask Tavern, in
the Belgrave Road, Pimlico.
G. Boreman del. J. Lodge sculp, 1761. IS* by 9*.

312 VIEWS OF LONDON.
60. View of London, from Jenny Whim's Bridge.
O'Neal del. J. Robert sculp, 1783. 7* by sh
61. North-West View of Jenny Whim's Bridge,
the Canal, and the Thames in the distance.
A water-colour Drawing, 181 5. 12 by 8.
62. View taken towards the Thames, from the
Bridge near Chelsea Water Works.
A tinted Drawing by O. N. 12 by 8.
63. "A View of Chelsea Water Works," erected
by Mr. Winstanley.
J. Boydell del. et sculp, 1752. 16* by 9*.
64. A View of the Fire Engine of the Chelsea
Water Works, 1761, taken from the Road
side. A mezzotint. 12* by 9.
65. "A View of the Road and Water Works of
Chelsea, with a Prospect of London."
A. Benoist del. et sculp, 1761. 14* by 8.
RANELAGH.
66. " The Geometrical Section, with the Orchestra,
and Orthographical Plan of the Amphi-
theatrical Building erected at Chelsea."
W. Jones arch*. 7. M. Lecave sculp, 1742. 28* by 14*.
67. " The Perspective View of the Amphitheatrical
Building, and part of the Garden in which it
is to be erected, at Chelsea."
Designed by Wm. Jones arch*. 7. M. Lecave sculp,
1748. <z6\ by \4\.

Portfolio XIII. RANELAGH. 313
68. " The Jubilee Ball or Masquerade at Ranelagh
Gardens, April 26th, 1749."
Boitard del. Parr sculp. 16 by 12*.
69. A View of the Canal, Chinese Building, Ro
tunda, &c, in Ranelagh Gardens, with the
Masquerade. Canaletti del. C. Grierson sculp, 1751. 15* by 10.
70. "A View of the Rotunda, House, and Gardens,
at Ranelagh, with an exact representation of
the Jubilee Ball, May 24th, 1751."
Canaletti del. Parr sculp. 15 by 10.
71. A Reprint ofthe above, 1759. *5 by 10.
72. Ranelagh House and Gardens, with the Ro
tunda, at the time of the Jubilee Ball.
J. Maurer del. 7. Bowles sculp, 175 1. 16 by 9*.
73. The Inside of the Rotunda in Ranelagh Gar
dens. Canaletti del. N. Parr sculp., 175 1. 15* by 9.
74. A Perspective View of Ranelagh House and
Garden before the Covered Way was made
from House to Rotunda.
A print, 1741. 9\ by 6.
75. The Rotunda, House, and Garden at Ranelagh,
with the New Covered Way.
A print, 175 1. io^ by 6.
76. The Canal, Chinese Building, Rotunda, &c.
A print, 1751. ioby6.

V

314 VIEWS OF LONDON.
77. " An Inside View of the Rotunda in Ranelagh
Gardens." A print, 175 1. 10* by 6.
78. An Inside View of the Rotunda, Company at
Breakfast. 7. Bowles del et sculp, 1754. 15* by 10.
79. The Chinese House, the Rotunda, and the
Company in Masquerade at Ranelagh Gar
dens. 7. Bozvles del. et sculp, 1759. 16 by 10.
80. A Perspective View of the Inside of the Am
phitheatre in Ranelagh Gardens at Chelsea.
W. Newton del. A. Walker sculp, 1761. 22 by 12.
81. "A Prospective View of Ranelagh Gardens and
the Grand Amphitheatre."
" Ye Summer Suns revive the Genial Heat,
Ye Nymphs and Swains attend this cool Retreat,
Here Stray through Groves, or, if Cold Rains descend,
The Amphitheatre will all befriend!'
A print, pubd. 1764. 19 by 13.
82. Survey of the Mansion House, Amphitheatre,
Gardens, and Lands belonging to the Pro
prietors of Ranelagh, 1777. 25^18*.
83. A Night Scene at the Entrance of the Rotunda
(the assault upon Dr. Hill, May 6th, 1751).
Clody, junr, del. 8 by 1 1.
84. Portrait of " Mary Dutchess of Ancaster," with
view of the Rotunda in background.
7. Hudson pinxit. J. McArdell sculp, 1786. 14 by 8*.

Portfolio XIV. TOTHILL FIELDS. 315

Portfolio XIV.
TOTHILL FIELDS, MILLBANK, WESTMINSTER,
AND THE ABBEY.
TOTHILL FIELDS.
1. View of "Tootehill Fields," with distant View
of " SI Peter in Westminster."
Print by W. Hollar. 6* by 3*.
2. View " in Tothill Fields near the Timber Yard,
showing the Old Tree in which was a Table
and Seat for three persons. It was cut down
to make way for Vauxhall Bridge."
Pencil Drawing, signed W. Capon, 1798. 9 by 7.
3. Two Views of Willow Walk, Tothill Fields.
Signed Wm. Capon, July 9th, 1799. each 9 by 8.
4. View of the Windmill, Tothill Fields.
Drawing by W. Capon, 1799. 10 by 7*.
5. View of the Pest Houses, Tothilfields.
Pencil Drawing by W. Capon, 1601. 7 by 5-
6. View of the Pest Houses in Tothill Fields.
E. Day es del. C. Pye sculp, 1 796. 7 by 6.
7. View " in Tothill Fields, looking South, beyond
the workshops of Mr. Watts, the Carpenter."
A Drawing by W. Capon, 1807. 9 by 7-

316 VIEWS OF LONDON.
8. View of "the Gardens belonging to Mr. Store's
House and 15 others, going Westward, to
wards Willow Walk, Tothill Fields."
A pencil Drawing by W. Cqponf 1 808. 10* by 7.
9. View of " the Horse Knackers', Tothill Fields."
A tinted Drawing by Smith, 1805. 7 by 5.
10. View of "Tothill Fields, where the horses are
killed, from Morris's House,. Marsham Street,
looking West."
A Drawing by W. Capon, 1 808. 9 by 7*.
11. View in Tothill Fields, near Elliot's Brewery,
Westminster Abbey in the distance.
A Drawing by W. Capon, 181 5. 9 by 7.
12. View of Emanuel Hospital, Tothill Fields,
founded by Lady Dacre, 1595.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. ShepJierd, 1850. 13* by 7-
13. The Blue-Coat School, Chapel Street, Tothill
Fields. A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd. 9* by 7.
14. The Grey-Coat Hospital, Tothill Fields,
founded 1698.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. SJiepherd, 1854. 1 of by 6*.
15. The Green-Coat School, or SI Margaret's Hos
pital, established 1633.
A tinted Drawing by R. B. Schnebbelie, 181 1. 18 by 13*.

Portfolio XIV. TOTHILL FIELDS. 317
16. Witcher's Alms Houses, Tothill Fields, erected
1683, pulled down 1857.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1850. 8 by 6.
17. Palmer's Alms Houses, Tothill Fields, erected
1654. A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1850. 10 by 6*.
18. Nicholas Butler's Alms Houses, Little Chapel
Street, Tothill Fields, erected 1675.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1850. 12 by 7*.
19. Emery Hill's Alms Houses in Rochester Row,
erected 1708.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1854. 10 by 6.
20. View of Rochester Row, showing the above
Alms Houses
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1850. 2* by Si-
21. Van Dun's Alms Houses in Petty France, Tot
hill Fields.
J. T. Smith del. et sculp, 1798. 6 by 9.
22. View of Milton's House, and the Tree planted
by him in Petty France.
A woodcut. 4* by 6.
23. The Entrance to Old Tothill Fields Prison (now
pulled down).
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Sliepherd. 7* by 5.

318 VIEWS OF LONDON.
24. View of the Old Doorway and Key in the
Governor's Garden.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1850. 6 by 7|.
25. The Governor's House, Tothill Fields New
Prison, as erected in 1836.
R. Abrams arch*. A water-colour Drawing by 7. H.
Shepherd, 1 8 So. . 9l by 6|.
26. View of the New Entrance to Tothill Fields
Prison, as erected in 1836.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1850. 17* by Si.
27. " A Representation of Tothilfields Bridewell."
Dodd del. Lodge sculp. 3| by 2f.

MILLBANK.
28. " View on Millbank."
Drawn and etched by J. T. Smith, 1797. 5* by 4.
-29. View of " Westminster from Millbank."
An etching by J. P. Malcolm, 1807. 51 by 3*.
30. A View of Westminster, taken from Tothill
Fields. G. A maid pinxit. W. Fellows sculp, 1807. 10 by 8.
31. A View of Westminster, taken from Millbank.
G. Amald pinxit. J. Hall sculp, 1807. 10 by 8.
32. A View of Millbank, towards Chelsea.
Drawn on stone by J. Ashley, 18 10. 10* by 8.

Portfolio XIV. WES TMINS TER. 3 1 9
33. View in Millbank, showing Part of the New
Penitentiary. A Drawing by W. Capon, 181 5. 9 by 7.
34. View at Millbank, showing New Vauxhall
Bridge. A Drawing by W. Capon, 18 17. 10 by 7.
35. House of Matthew Felton, in Horse Ferry
Road. A water-colour Drawing, 1818. 9* by 5.

TOTHILL STREET.
36. View of the old " Cock Public House, in Tot
hill Street, supposed to have been built temp.
Edward 3rd, a shield of whose Arms is 'on
the front.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1853. 9 by 7.
37. Another View of the above.
A woodcut, 1850. S* by 5-
38. View of Old House in Tothill Street, known as
the " Sun and Wheatsheaf " Public-house.
A Drawing by J. 7. Smith, 1806. 6 by 8\.
39. View of Tothill Street, looking towards West
minster Abbey.
A pencil Drawing, 1826. 4* by 6.
40. View in Tothill Street of Westminster Abbey.
A print. 4 by 6.

320 VIEWS OF LONDON.
ai. The Ragged School and Refuge in Old Pye
Lane. A woodcut, 1 85 1. 9 by 6*.
42. John Wesley's House in Orchard Street, pulled
down in 1851.
A woodcut. 4^ by 6.
43. " The Sugar Hogshead." View of a House in
Orchard Street, now pulled down.
E. 7. Parris, lithog, 1846. 13* by 18.
44. Principal Entrance to the Gas Works, West
minster. Faulkner arch*. A lithog. 16 by 10.
45. View of House in Tufton Street, said to have
been the residence of Col. Blood.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1853. 8 by 7.
st. john's church.
46. View of the Parish Church of SI John the
Evangelist, Westminster.
A print pubd. by Sayer, 1762. 16* by II*.
47. View of SI John's, Westminster.
A print, 1775. 6} by 4.
48. SI John the Evangelist, Westminster.
J. Coney del. J. Skelton sculp, 18 14. 91 by 8.
49. SI John's Church, Westminster.
T. H. Shepherd del. W. Watkins sculp, 183 1. 5f by 4f.

Portfolio XIV. WESTMINSTER SCHOOL. 321
50. The Entrance to Queen Square from Si
James's Park, with View of Jeremy Ben-
tham's House.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 185 1.
9 by 6*.
51. View of the South Side of Queen Square.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1850. 9} by 6\ .
52. View of the Statue of Queen Anne erected at
the East end of Queen Square, 1705.
A Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1851. 9f by 6*.
53. View of pulling down old Houses to form the
new Victoria Street, from Westminster to
Pimlico, towards the Old Workhouse.
A water-colour Drawing by J. Findley, 1851. 7* by 7*.
54. View of the above, towards the Abbey.
A water-colour Drawing by J. Findley, 185 1. 7* by 8*.
55. New Victoria Street, looking from Pimlico to
Westminster. A woodcut, 1851. 9 by 6.
56. New Victoria Street, looking from Westminster
to Pimlico.
A woodcut, 1 85 1. 9 by 8*.

WESTMINSTER SCHOOL.
57. View of Old College Street, with the back view
of the School and the Old Boundary Wall of
the Play Ground.
A water-colour Drawing by J. Miller, 1781. 18 by 12.
v

322 VIEWS OF LONDON.
58. View of Boundary Wall of School.
A Drawing by Miller, 1795. 7 by 8.
59. View in College Street, Westminster.
A Drawing by Miller, 1795. 7 by 8.
60. The Entrance to the College Hall, &c.
J. 7. Smith del. et sculp, 1809. 8* by 7*.
61. The North-East View ofthe Old Dormitory, as
it appeared when the New Buildings were
begun in Dean's Yards, 1758.
W. Courtenay del. W. Angus sculp, 1760. 6J by 5*.
62. The etching of the above. 6| by 5*.
63. A smaller View of the above.
A print, 1760. 4 by 3^.
64. Elevation of the New School and Dormitory as
designed by Lord Burlington, with Plan.
J. Kip sculp, 1760. 18 by 12^.
65. A smaller Edition of the above.
H. Hetcroft del. H. Hulsbergh sculp, 1761. 15 by 10.
66. View of the Dormitory, 1 788.
Miller del. W. Angus sculp. 71 by 5*.
67. The South View of the New Dormitory and
Westminster Abbey.
W. Courtenay del. 7. Major sculp, 1789. 10* by 7.
68. View of the South- West Front of Little Dean's
Yard, with the Entrance to the School.
J. T. Smith del. W. M. Fellows sculp, 1808. 10 by 9\.

Portfolio XIV. WESTMINSTER ABBEY. 323
69. The Entrance to Westminster School.
J. 7. Smith del. W. M. Fellows sculp, 1808. 7* by 9 J.
70. Views of SI Peter's College, Westminster
(King William 4th and Prince George of
Cambridge, going to the Play at the School,
Nov. 15th, 1834).
J. M. Lefevre, 1834. A print. 9* by 9.
71. View of Mr. Fellow's House (the Drawing
Master), in Dean's Yard, Westminster.
A Drawing by J. 7. Smith, 1820. 7 by 6.

WESTMINSTER ABBEY.
72. " The North Prospect of the Conventuall
Church of Westmynster."
W. Hollar fecit, 1654. 13* by 9±.
73. " The South Prospect of the Conventuall Church
of Westmynster."
D. King del. et sculp, 1654. 13* by 9*-
74. "Westmonasteriensis Ecclesiae (quonda Con-
ventualis) facies occidentalis " (the West
Front).
W incestous Hollar e Bohem fecit. 7* by 10*.
75. "The North Prospect of Westminster Abbey."
G. Collins sculp, 1689. 26* by 17*.
76. The Cathedral Church of SI Peter's, Westmin
ster, the North Front.
H. Overton del, 1689. 8* by 6.

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324. VIEWS OF LONDON.
77. The North-West Prospect of Westminster
Abbey, with the Spire as designed by Sir
Christopher Wren.
J. James del. Fourdrinier sculp., 1705. 20 by 17.
78. A Perspective View of SI Peter's, Westminster,
with the Towers and Spires as designed by
Sir Christopher Wren.
A print, 1705. 1 1 by 7\.
79. The South-East Prospect of Henry 7th's
Chapel, Westminster Abbey.
N. West del. W. H. Toms sculp, 1739. 12 by 11.
80. View of Westminster Abbey and SI Margaret's
Church. 7. Maurer del. J. June sculp, 1742. 15^ by 9.
81. View of the North-West Front of the Abbey,
SI Margaret's Church, and the Old Houses
on the North side of the Church Yard.
7. Bowles del. et sculp, 175 1. 15 by 10.
82. A Perspective View of Westminster Abbey and
Si Margaret's Church.
J. Maurer del. et sculp, 1754. 10* by 7*.
83. Geometrical Elevation of the North Front of
Westminster Abbey.
From actual measurement by C. Middleton. A print,
1801. 27 by 21*.
84. Geometrical Elevation of the West Entrance to
Westminster Abbey.
From actual measurement by C. Middleton. A print,
1802. 12 by 21.

Portfolio XIV. WESTMINSTER ABBEY. 325
85. N.E. View of Westminster Abbey, with Henry
7th's Chapel.
J. Buckler del. R. Reeves sculp, 1809. 25 by 18*.
86. Westminster Abbey, from the School Garden,
showing the surrounding Houses.
An interesting Drawing by W. Capon, 18 19. 9 by 7.
87. Elevation of North Front.
An etching by Winkle, 1820. 6| by 4\.
88. South- West View of Westminster Abbey, from
Dean's Yard.
A woodcut, 1820. S by 3i*

89. "Westminster Abbey, SI Margaret's Church,
and the new Square, in New Palace Yard."
A print, 1822. 17 by 11*.
90. View of the West Front of the Abbey, SI
Margaret's Church, and the New West
minster Hospital, built 1832. J. Inwood
archl 7. S. Boys del. et sculp. 17* by 13*-
91. Westminster Abbey, North Front.
E. Walker del. et lithog, 1852. 16 by 12.
92. Westminster Abbey, with Si Margaret's Church.
7. C. Dibdin del. et lithog. 1 1 by 7.
93. A Bird's-eye View of the South Front of West
minster Abbey, with the contiguous Build
ings and New Roadway, as proposed by the
Metropolitan Improvement Society.
H. Austin arch*. E. Wagner del. et lithog. 10 by 8.

326 VIEWS OF LONDON.
94. View of the South Front of the Jerusalem
Chamber, from Dean's Yard.
7. Malton del. et sculp, 1793. 12 by 9*.
95. Small View of the Jerusalem Chamber, on the
South side of the Towers of Westminster,
looking North-West.
An etching by J. Carter, 1795. 2* by 4.
96. View of the Jerusalem Chamber attached to
Westminster Abbey.
A print, 1805. y\ by 5.
97. View of the North side of the Jerusalem Cham
ber, Westminster Abbey.
A print, 1805. 7A by 5.

98. View of Westminster Hospital and the West
Front of the Abbey.
G. Goland del. J. Ward sculp, 1 846. 6 by 4*.
99. The New Buildings at the Entrance to Dean's
Yard, Westminster Abbey.
G. Scott arch*. B. Sly del. W. E. Hodgkins sculp,
i8S5- io*by6*.
100. The Old Ordnance Office, near Si Margaret's
Church, now pulled down.
A Drawing. 5 by 2*.
101. The New Court House, near the Abbey.
Pool sculp, 1805. 6 by 4.

Portfolio XIV. WESTMINSTER. 327
102. The Sessions House, near Westminster Abbey.
7. H. Shepherd del. Deeble sculp, 1829. A proof. 6 by 4*.
CORONATION PROCESSIONS.
103. View of the Procession of the Entry of the
Prince of Orange and the Princess Mary at
Westminster, Feb^. 23, 1689.
A Dutch print. 1 \\ by 6\.
104. View of the Coronation Procession of King
William and Queen Mary, April 21, 1689,
to Westminster Abbey.
A Dutch print. 1 1 *• by 6*.
105. A Series of Views showing the Coronation of
King William and Queen Mary in West
minster Abbey, with side Views of the
various parts of the Ceremony, and at bot
tom the Order of the Procession.
R. de Hooge fecit. C. Allard exc, 1689. 23 by 19.
106. Another View of the Coronation of K. William
and Q. Mary, with side Views showing
them in the Royal Barge, the Banquet, &c,
and the Procession at bottom.
R. de Hooge fecit, 1689. 23 by 15^.
107. View of the Coronation Procession of King
George 4th to Westminster Abbey, July
19th, 1821.
A mezz. print pubd. 1821. 43* by 10.

328 VIEWS OF LONDON.
1 08. View of the Coronation Procession of King
George 4th.
J. Goldicat del. Hullmandel lithog, 1821. 16 by 9.
109. View of the Coronation Procession of King
George 4th returning from the Abbey to
the Hall.
G. Schari del. Hullmandel lithog, 1821. 18 by 13*.
1 10. View of the Coronation Procession of King
William 4th and Queen Adelaide returning
from Westminster Abbey, Sep. 8th, 1831.
A lithograph. 13! by 12*.

111. View of the Old Sanctuary, Westminster,
pulled down 1775.
A woodcut. 4 by 3^.
112. South-East View of Entrance to the Little
Sanctuary and to Thieving Lane, from
King Street.
J. 7. Smith del. W. M. Fellows sculp, 1807. 7* by 10.
113. View of the Little Sanctuary, from the West
End.
J. 7. Smith del. W. M. Fellows sculp, 1808. 7 by 9*.
114. Caxton's House, in the Almonry at West
minster. S. Prout del. G. Cooke sculp, 1827. 4 by 5.
11 5. Another View of the above.
A woodcut, 1850. cl by 5.

Portfolio XIV. WESTMINSTER. 329
1 16. View of pulling down Old Houses near West
minster Abbey and George Street, about
1809. A Drawing. 11 by 11.
1 1 7. View of Storey's Gate and George Street, West
minster, towards the Bridge.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 18 14.
7* by 6*.
118. Judge Jeffrey's House, in Duke Street, near
George Street, Westminster.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1853. 6 by 9.
1 19. Judge Jeffrey's House, looking into Si James's
Park, after the alterations in 1853.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd. 9 by 6f .
120. Ancient Building on the West Side of King
Street, Westminster, supposed to have been
a residence of Oliver Cromwell.
J. 7. Smith del, 1791. 6* by 8|.
121. " Antient Houses in King Street, Westminster,
taken down in 1795."
A Drawing. 7* by 5*-
122. North-East View of the Entrance to Thieving
Lane, from King Street, taken after the
houses at the corner were pulled down.
J. 7. Smith del. W. M. Fellows. 7\ by 10.
123. View of Broken Cross, formerly so called,
situate at the Southern extremity of Thiev
ing Lane, alias Bow Street, Westminster.
J 7 Smith del. W. M. Fellows sculp., 1808. 8* by 8.

330 VIEWS OF LONDON.

Portfolio XV.
OLD PALACE YARD. THE HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT,
NEW PALACE YARD.

OLD PALACE YARD.
i. A View of Old Palace Yard from the South,
showing the back of Schools and Lord Lind
say's House.
A pen-and-ink Drawing, supposed by Canaletti, circa
1740. 16* by 8*.
2. Engraving copied from the above Drawing.
Etched by J. 7. Smith. 8* by 5*.
3. View of Old Palace Yard from Margaret Street.
7. Malton del. et sculp, 1782. 19 by 14.
4. View of Old Palace Yard, showing part of
Henry 7th's Chapel.
7. Malton del. et sculp, 1793. 12 by 8*.
5. View in Old Palace Yard, showing the old
Entrance to the House of Lords and the
Ship Tavern.
A pencil Drawing by W. Capon, 1795. 9* by 8*.
6. The Old Suttling House, called the Ship, near
the Entrance to House of Lords.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd. 10 by 7.
7. The Ordnance Office', Old Palace Yard.
A print, circa 1780. 5 by 2.

Portfolio XV. OLD PALACE YARD. 331
8. Old Palace Yard as it appeared 1 796.
Miller del. Midland sculp. 71 by 6*.
9. View in Old Palace Yard, looking towards Par
liament Street.
A Drawing. 5* by 6.
10. View of Old Palace Yard, with the Procession
of King George 3rd, to the House of Lords.
Pugh del. Thompson sculp, 1804. 7\ by 6.
11. Two Views of Old Palace Yard.
Drawings by 7. Chawner, 1840. each 7 by 6.
12. View from Old Palace Yard, looking West.
A water-colour Drawing. 5 by 6.
13. View of Old Building in Cotton Garden.
A proof print. Cir. 1800. 8\ by 7.
14. An Old Building in Abingdon Street, taken
down for the Improvements in 1823.
Jas. Basire del. et sculp. 11* by 7.
15. The Prince's Chamber, House of Lords.
A pencil Drawing by W. Capon, 1790. 13 by 8*.
16. View of the North Front of the Painted Cham
ber, from the Court Yard, looking towards
the River.
A pencil Drawing by W. Capon, 1799. 19* by 16.
17. View of the South Front of the Painted Cham
ber. A Drawing by Wm. Capon, 1799. 19* by 14.

332 VIEWS OF LONDON. .
1 8. East End and South Side of the Painted
Chamber, two Views.
Drawn and etched by J. 7. Smith, 1804. each 3* by 4.
19. The Painted Chamber, East End and North
Side, two Views.
Drawn and etched by J. 7. Smith, 1805. each 3* by 4*.
20. " The Painted Chamber, Westminster."
Whichelo del. Greig sculp, 1804. 7i by 5£.
21. "The Painted Chamber, Westminster," two
Views. Drawn and engraved by 7. Prattent, 1 805. each 6 by 4.
22. Two Views of the Tower, afterwards the Parlia
ment Office.
J. 7. Smith del. et exc, 1805. each 3* by 4\.

THE HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT.
23. Small View of East Front of the Old House of
Lords. A print, cir. 1800. 4^ by 2*.
24. North-East View of the House of Lord's, the
Prince's Chamber, &c.
Drawn and etched by J. 7. Smith, 1807. 9 by 7*.
25. South-East View of Ditto.
By J. T. Smith. 9 by 6.
26. East View of Ditto.
By J. 7. Smith. 91 by 6.

PORTF. XV. THE HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT. 333
27. Part of the East Side of the House of Lords.
By J. 7. Smith. 7\ by 9.
28. The Powder Plot. A small etching of the
House of Lords. Guy Fawkes in the fore
ground. W. E. exc, 1605. 3 by 5.
29. The Entrance to the Old House of Lords.
A print, 1804. 4* by 5*.
30. The Entrance to the House of Lords, by Sir J.
Soane, 1828.
A Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd. 4 by 2*.
31. The King's Entrance to the House of Lords.
7. H. Shepherd del. W. Deeble sculp, 1829. 6 by 4\.
32. Small View of East Front of SI Stephen's
Chapel, the House of Commons.
Engraved by 7. Simpson, 1760. 2f by 3 J.
33. " South Side of House of Commons, from the
Roof of the Painted Chamber."
Drawn and Etched by G. Arnald, 1805. n by 8*
34. A Geometrical View of SI Stephen's Chapel,
before the alterations in 1806.
Drawn and etched by J. 7. Smith. 7 by 10.
35. A Geometrical View of the East End of ditto,
as supposed to have been originally.
By J. T. Smith, 1807. 7 by 10.
36. Six small Views of SI Stephen's Chapel, &c.
By J. 7. Smith. 1805. 7* by 5*-

334 VIEWS OF LONDON.
37. The Houses of Lords and Commons, 181 5.
J. P. Neat del. Byrne sculp. 6 by 6.
38. View of the Houses of Lords and Commons,
from Old Palace Yard.
R. Havell del. et sculp, 1821. 12 by 9*.
39. View of the Houses of Lords and Commons
(Queen Caroline returning from the House
of Lords after her Trial).
Dubourg sculp., 1821. A proof. 14* by 12.
40. "A View of the House of Lords, &c."
A print pubd. by Laurie, 1822. 16 by 10*.
41. The Houses of Parliament, from Old Palace
Yard. 7. H. Shepherd del. W. Deeble sculp, 1829. 6 by 4\.
42. Old Buildings of the Exchequer.
An etching, about 1780. 6* by 3*.
43. The Mews for the use of Members of Parlia
ment. 7. H. Shepherd del. W. Deeble sculp, 1 829. A proof.
6 by 4\.
aa. " The Destruction by Fire of the Houses of
Parliament, Octl 16th, 1834."
M. Gracia lithog, 1834. 11 by 8.
45. " Destruction by Fire of both Houses of Parlia
ment, Octl 1 6th, 1834."
A lithograph. 10 by 7\.

PORTF. XV. THE HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT. 335
46. The Houses of Lords and Commons on Fire,
Octr. 1 6th, 1834.
A mezzotint. 7 by 51.
47. The Remains of SI Stephen's Chapel, as it
appeared after the Fire, Oct . 16th, 1834.
J. Taylor jun. del. A. Picken lithog. \6\ by 15.
48. The Interior of the Houses of Lords and Com
mons, as they appeared after the Fire, taken
from the top of Westminster Hall.
A lithograph, 1834. 11 by 9.
49. The Speaker's House and the Cloisters, as they
appeared after the Fire.
A proof print, 1834. 4* by 4\.
50. A Key to a Panoramic View of the Ruins of
the late Houses of Parliament, &c, from the
top of the Walls of SI Stephen's Chapel.
G. Scharf 'del, 1834. A print. 14* by 9.
51. The Ruins of Si Stephen's Chapel after the
Fire. Day & Haghe lithog, 1834. 9 by 14.
52. The Ruins of Si Stephen's Chapel, the Cloisters,
and Oratory, after the Fire.
G. Hawkins del. et zincog, 1834. 11* by 11*.
53. The Ruins of the Houses of Parliament, from
Old Palace Yard, after the Fire, 1834.
A print. H by 7\.

336 VIEWS OF LONDON.
54. View of the King's Entrance and Houses of
Parliament after the Fire, looking towards
Whitehall. 5. Russell del. C. Burton lithog, 1836. 17 \ by 11.
55. View of the remains of the Old House of Lords
as it appeared Oct. 27th, 1851.
A woodcut 4^ by 5.
56. View of the Demolition of the Old House of
Lords. A woodcut, I850. 8* by 7.
57. The Temporary Committee Rooms erected at
the Entrance of Westminster Hall.
A woodcut, 1835. 9 by 5.
58. The Temporary Passage to the Entrance ofthe
House of Commons (Smith O'Brien in cus
tody). A woodcut, 1 8 5 1 . 8* by 4f.
THE NEW HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT.
59. The New South Front of Westminster Hall
and the New Buildings on the West Front
as they appeared in 1854. Sir C. Barry,
architect. A lithograph. 15 by 8*.
60. The New Inner Court to the House of Lords.
A woodcut, 1851. 6 by 4*.
61. The New House of Commons, Members'
Entrance. A lithograph. 1 5 by 9*.

Portfolio XV. NEW PALACE YARD.

337

62. Fire in the New Clock Tower, when building,
Jan. 27th, 1 85 1.
A woodcut.. 9 by 6.
63. View of the Steam Crane used for raising Ma
terials for building the Victoria Tower, with
plan and explanation.
A woodcut, 1850. 9* by 14.
64. The Royal Entrance to the Victoria Tower
(Her Majesty's arrival to open Parliament.
Feb. 1852.)
A woodcut. 9* by 13.
65. Bird's-eye View from Westminster Abbey of
the Procession of Her Majesty returning to
Buckingham Palace from opening Parliament,
Feb. 1852.
A woodcut, 1852. 14 by 9*.
NOTE. — The Principal Views of the New Houses of
Parliament are given in the ' Viezvs on the River!
NEW PALACE YARD.
66. " Sala Regalis cum Curia Westmonasterii,
vulgo Westminster Hall," showing the
Clock Tower and the Fountain.
W. Hollar fecit, 1647. I2| by 5|.
67. Westminster Hall, the reduced print of the
above.
W. Hollar. " by Sf

338 VIEWS OF LONDON.
68. View of Westminster Hall and New Palace
Yard, showing King's Gate.
Dunstall del. Seller sculp, 1648. 7* by 5.
69. " Vue de Westminster Hall," copy of the above. 6 by 5.
70. Westminster Hall, circa 1700.
A print. 7* by 6*.
71. View of Westminster Hall and adjoining
Buildings. A large water-colour Drawing, 1720. 20* by 14.
72. " The Reason," a satirical Broadside, giving a
View of Westminster Hall and the adjacent
Buildings in New Palace Yard.
Printed 1740. 12* by 12.
73. Westminster Hall.
.S. Wale del. 7. Simpson sculp, 1761. 5* by 3J.
74. A View of " New Palace Yard, Westminster."
John Boydell del. et sculp., 1764. 16* by 9*.
75. Westminster Hall, with the Old Buildings ad
joining. A Drawing by Miller, circa 1780. 7* by Sh
76. The Engraving, and a Proof from the above.
By Testolini, sculpsit. 7* by Sh
77. " New Palace Yard," with Westminster Hall.
7. Malton del. et sculp, 1792. i8| by 13.
78. " New Palace Yard," with Westminster Hall,
reduced from the large print above.
7. Malton fecit, 1792. 12 by 8*.

Portfolio XV. NEW PALACE YARD. 339
79. Westminster Hall.
5. Ireland del. et sculp, 1 800. 6* by 4\.
80. Westminster Hall.
7. Nash del. Greig sculp, 1804. 7| by 5.
81. Westminster Hall.
Schnebbelie del. Taylor sculp, 1805. 6* by 4.
82. View of Westminster Hall and the Buildings
of South side of New Palace Yard.
Drawn and etched by J. Bryant, 1805. 11* by 9.
83. View of Westminster Hall, with parts restored,
and the Building adjoining.
A water-colour Drawing by Coney, 1807. 13* by io£.
84. " Buildings on the Eastern side of New Palace
Yard." J. 7. Smith del. W. Fellows sculp, 1808. 9! by 7.
85. The North-West View of Westminster Hall,
&c Drawn by Thos. Sandby. Engd. by Thos. Hall, 1808.
9! by 7-
86. Westminster Hall, looking towards the Abbey.
Mackenzie del. C. Heath sculp, cir. 1820. 5* by 3-
And proof of the above.
87. Geometrical Elevation ofthe Principal Entrance
to Westminster Hall.
From actual measurement. L. N- Collingham arch*.
fecit, 1822. I9by35-

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340 VIEWS OF LONDON.
88. Westminster Hall, North Front.
7. H. Shepherd del. Watkin sculp, 1827. 6 by 4.
89. View of Westminster Hall, the Law Courts,
and Westminster Abbey.
A. Pugin del. R. Brandard sculp., 1826. 16* by 7*.
90. View of Westminster Hall, and New Law
Courts, adjoining.
Sir J. Soane architect. A pencil Drawing, 1836. 6\ by 4h
91. Four Small Views of the Speaker's Court and
Entrance from New Palace Yard.
Drawn and etched by J. 7. Smith, 1804. each 3* by 4*.
92. The Augmentation Office, adjoining Westmin
ster Hall.
A print. 4f by 3*.

Portfolio XVI.
WHITEHALL.

WHITEHALL.
1. " The Royal Banqueting House in Whitehall,"
" built by King James."
Inigo Jones inv*. W. Skillman sculp, 1622. 28 by 19*.
2. "Veueet Perspective du Palais du Roy d'An
gleterre a Londres qui s'appelle Whitehall. "
J. Silvestre sculp, 1640. 91 by 4f.
3. A Proof Print of the above. 9* by 4f .

Portfolio XVI. WHITEHALL. 341
4. " The Palace of Whitehall," from a Drawing
by Hollar, circa 1640, in the Pepysian
Library, Cambridge.
Engraving pubd. by Herbert & Wilkinson, 1809. I2| by 7.
EXECUTION OF KING CHARLES I.
5. View of the Execution of King Charles ist in
front of the Banqueting House, Whitehall.
Above are •medallion portraits of the King, General
Fairfax, and Oliver Cromwell. A Dutch print, 1649.
11* by 10.
6. The Execution in front of Banqueting House,
and View of King's Gate.
A print, 1649. 9 by 4h
7. The Execution as above, and round the View
are 16 medallion portraits of the King's
adherents. A print, 1649. 11* by 7.
8. The Execution.
A German print. B. Picartdel. et sculp, 1649. 6* by 4.
9. " England's Royal Pattern, or the Execution of
K. Charles ye ist, Jany. 30," with description
at bottom.
A print. r7* by 16.
10. The Trial of the King.
Small print. 6 hY 9*-
11. The Death of the King. Distant View of the
Execution, and Apotheosis. 6 by 9*-

342 VIEWS OF LONDON.
12. View of the Banqueting House and King's
Gate at Whitehall. Copied from an old
Drawing made for the Grand Duke Cosmo
at Florence, 1669.
A Drawing tinted in sepia by 7. H. Shepherd. \o\ by 6.
13. The same View as above.
A Drawing in pencil by 7. H. Shepherd. lo\ by 6.
14. " The Royal Banqueting House in Whitehall."
A print, 1689. 7* by 6*.
15. "The Royal Palace of Whitehall, from the
Water," a Bird's-eye View showing the Pa
lace, temp. William 3rd, also Si James's
Park, &c.
Copied by J. 7. Smith from the old Drawing belonging
to Mr. Crowle. Sawyer sculp, 1809. 10 by 8.
16. " Rou Poort van Withal." View ofthe Entrance
to the Palace preparatory to the Funeral of
Queen Mary, 1694.
An etching. P. Persoy exc. 11 by 9.
17. "His Majesty's Royal Banqueting House of
Whitehall, 17 13." Cannon are shown in the
adjoining wall.
H. Terasson sculp. 22±. by 15.
18. "Vue du Palais Royall de Whitehall comme il
est a present 1724," showing also the Horse
Guards, King's Gate, &c.
J. Kip del. et sculp. 23 by 15.

Portfolio XVl. WHITEHALL. 343
19. " The Gate at White Hall, said to be designed
by Hans Holbein."
G. Vertue del. et sculp, 1725, for the Society of Anti
quaries. IO by 16.
20. " King Street Gate, Westminster, demolished
anno 1723."
G. Vertue del. et sculp. 10 by. 15.
21. The Gate at Whitehall, looking North.
A print, circa 1700. 6* by 4|.
22. " The King's Gate," " ou Porte Royale de
Whitehall qui conduit a Westminster."
A print from "Les Delices," 1727. 6 by 5.
23. "Whitehall Gate," looking towards Charing
Cross, 1 74 1.
A print. S* by 3*-
24. "A Perspective View of Whitehall," looking
towards Westminster.
J. Maurer del. et sculp, 1741. 16 by 8\.
25. " The Banqueting House."
A tinted Drawing, circa 1750. 22* by 16.
26. " Gate belonging to the Old Palace of White
hall, as it appeared 1750.
Shire sculp, 1805. 5 by 3*-
27. "A Perspective View of Whitehall and White
hall Gate, looking towards Charing Cross.
J. Maurer del. et sculp, 1753- IO by 5*-

344 VIEWS OF LONDON.
28. " The Banquetting House," showing Old En
trance to Whitehall Palace.
S. Wale del. Simpson sculp, 1761. 5* by 3|.
29. " Whitehall," looking towards Charing Cross.
P. Sandby del. Godfrey sculp, 1775. 8\ by 5*.
30. "The Banqueting House;" view looking to
wards Parliament Street.
7. Malton del. et sculp, 1781. 19 by 13*.
31. The Banqueting House, and Lord Carrington's
House adjoining, 1794.
A print. 6\ by 4\.
32. " Whitehall," looking towards Charing Cross.
A Drawing by Miller, 1796. 7* by 5*.
33. Engraving from the above Drawing.
Medland sculp. 7* by 5*.
34. A View of Part of the Old Palace of Whitehall.
J. 7. Smith del. et ex, 1805. 3* by 4*.
35. " North View of the City of Westminster, from
the Roof of the Banqueting House, White
hall." Drawn and etched by J. 7. Smith, 1807. \\\by 8*.
36. The Front of the Treasury Buildings, White
hall. A Drawing by 7. Chawner, 1 809. 6 by 4.
37. " View in Parliament Street," showing White
hall, the Treasury, &c, 1810.
G. Shepherd del. R. Roffe sculp. 6* by 4\.

Portfolio XVI. WHITEHALL. 345
38. " A View of Whitehall and the Horse Guards."
Print pubd. by Ackerman, 181 1. 7 by 4*.
39. " The Banqueting House, Whitehall." View
looking towards Charing Cross.
Print pubd. by Whittle & Laurie, 18 15. 16* by 10 J.
40. " The Banqueting House."
Pubd. by Ackerman, 18 16. 8 by 5.
41. " Part of the Palace of Whitehall, built by
Cardinal Wolsey," as it was, and as it ap
peared 1 81 6.
J. Carter del. J. Basire sculp. 4* by 5*.
42. The Treasury.
A woodcut, 1830. 3 by 2*.
43. " The Motion " (made to remove Sir R. Wal
pole from the Administration, in 1741).
A satirical broadside, giving good View of Whitehall,
the Gate, &c Verses at bottom. Printed for 7. Cooper,
1741. 11 by 12.
44. " Lusus Naturae, or Carracaturas of the present
Age," giving view of Whitehall.
L'Agneau inv*. June sculp. Pubd 1752. 18 by 11*.
45. " The singular House of Oliver Cromwell, near
Whitehall." A print, 1 810. 6* by 8*.
46. "A Perspective View of Privy Garden, show
ing East Front of Banqueting House and
Richmond House."
J. Maurer del. et sculp, 1741. l6by 8\.

346 VIEWS OF LONDON.
aj. "A View of Privy Garden, Westminster,"
looking towards Westminster.
J. Boydell del. et sculp, 175 1. 16* by 9*.
48. A small View, copy of the above. io* by 6*.
49. " Privy Garden," showing East Front of Ban-
queting-House. 7. Malton del. et sculp, 1795. 12 by 8*.
50. " Statue of King James 2nd in Privy Garden,
Whitehall." J. Mills del. et sculp, 1809. 7\ by 1 1*.
51. " The Grand Pyramidical and Multiform Dial
set up in Privy Garden (by Francis Hall),
July 24th, 1669."
H. Steel del. et sculp, 1673. 7* by 1 1.
52. Lord Cathcart's House (now Museum, 1856).
A print, 1770. 4 by 3.
53. View of the House and Museum of the late
Duchess of Portland, in Privy Garden.
A Drawing by J. Bromley, 1796. 9 by 5*.
54. View in Privy Garden.
J. Malcolm del. et sculp, 1807. 5 by 4.
55. Whitehall Yard, from the Street opposite the
Horse Guards.
Pubd. by Ackerman, 181 1. "j\ by 5.
56. View of Whitehall Yard, Lord Cathcart's House,
and Entrance to Lord Fife's House.
A Drawing by 7. Chawner, 1828. 11* by 6.

Portfolio XVI. WHITEHALL. 347
57. Richmond Terrace.
Designed by 7. Chawner. A Drawing. 17 by 7.
58. " Richmond Terrace, Whitehall," erected 1827,
on site of Richmond House.
7. H. Shepherd del. Baringer sculp. 6 by 3*.
59, Montague House, the Duke of Buccleugh's,
taken down 1859.
A print. 10* by 6.
60. West Front of Sir Robert Peel's House, in
Privy Garden (he died there 1851).
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd in 185 1.
8* by 6.
61. Engraving from ditto.
62. East Front of the above House.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 185 1.
8* by 6.
63. Two Views of Sir R. Peel's House and Garden.
Woodcuts. each 6 by 5-
64. The Old Foreign Office, &c, Downing Street,
Westminster. A water-colour Drawing by J. C. Buckley, 1827. 14 by ioh
65. The Treasury and Houses in Downing Street,
from SI James's Park'.
A water-colour Drawing by J. C. Buckley, 1827. 14 by ioh
66. View of Fludyer Street, looking towards Parlia
ment Street, formerly the "Axe" Inn Yard.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1859- 9* by 6.

348 VIEWS OF LONDON.
67. View of Fludyer Street, looking towards Si
James's Park.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1859. 7 by 7*-
68. View at the Corner of Parliament Street, look
ing towards Downing Street.
Monnier del. Villiee lithog., 1820. 14* by 9*.
69. " View of the New Public Offices, Whitehall,"
as designed by Sir J. Soane, archt.
7. Higham del. et sculp, 1825. 15* by 8*.
70. View of the Board of Trade, looking towards
Charing Cross.
7. 5. Boys lithog, 1830. 12* by 17.
71. The New Treasury Offices, Whitehall, as altered
by Sir C. Barry, archt.
7. A. Prior sculp, 1847. l6i by 8.
72. Ditto, ditto.
A woodcut, 14 by 6.
73. The New Treasury, Whitehall.
E. Walker del. et lithog, 1852. 16 by 12.
74. King George 4th going in State to the House
of Peers, January 23rd, 1821. An exact re
presentation of the Procession from Carlton
Palace, with Views of the principal Buildings
from the Admiralty to Parliament Street.
Pubd. by Humphrey, 1821. 44 by 9-
75. The Opening of Parliament. The Royal Pro
cession passing Whitehall.
A woodcut, about 1839. 14 by 12.

Portfolio XVI. WHITEHALL. 349
76. View of the Procession with National Petition
for Reform passing Whitehall, surrounded
by Views of Public Buildings, &c, 1842.
A print. 23 by 12.
77. " The Duke of York's House, Whitehall."
The above altered by Holland arch*. Record sculp,
1789. 7 by 4
78. " York House," adjoining the Treasury, looking
towards Parliament Street.
Miller del. Medland sculp, 1795. 7\ by Sh
79. " Melbourne House (formerly York House),
Whitehall." 7. Malton del. et sculp. 12 by 9\.
80. "Elevation of the Right HonbIe. the Lord
Herbert, his House in Whitehall."
Print, 1 76 1. 8\ by 9.
HORSE-GUARDS.
81. " The East Front of the Horse and Foot Guards
at Whitehall."
W. Kent arch*. J. Vardy del. et sculp, 1752. 16 by 12.
82. A smaller View of the same, 1 777. 10 by 6*.
83. "A View of the Royal Buildings for His
Majesty's Horse and Foot Guards, &c."
showing King's Gate, Banqueting House,
Richmond House, &c, and the King in State
Coach.
Printed for J. Boydell, 1760. IS| by 9$.

350 VIEWS OF LONDON.
84. " The Horse Guards," View taken from the old
Entrance to Scotland Yard.
M. A. Rooker del. E. Rooker sculp, 1768. 21 by 15.
85. " The Horse Guards."
7. Malton del. et sculp, 1794. 12 by 8*.
86. "A View of the Horse Guards from White
hall." A pencil Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1 8 1 6. 1 8* by 1 3*.
87. The Coloured Engraving from the above Draw
ing. 7. C. Stadler sculp, 1 8 16. 19 by 14.

THE ADMIRALTY.
88. "The Admiralty Office," East Front, erected
1726. 7. Bowles del. et sculp, 173 1. 18 by 13.
89. The Admiralty Office at Whitehall.
7. Bowles del. et sculp, 1727. 8\ by 6\.
90. "A Perspective View of the Admiralty Office,
the New Buildings for the Horse Guards,
&c," showing Whitehall Gate.
J. Maurer del. et sculp, 175 1. \6\by 9.
91. " The Admiralty, near Whitehall."
B. Cole sculp, 1754. 9\ by 6.
92. "The Admiralty."
S. Wale del. 7. Simpson sculp, 1758. 5* by 3h

Portfolio XVI. WHITEHALL. 351
93. " View of Part of Whitehall, showing the Admi
ralty Office, with the New Gateway designed
and executed in the year 1760 ; also a part of
the Horse-Guards, &c."
R. Adams arch*. D. Canego sculp. 22 by 16.
94. " Plan and Elevation of the New Screen or
Gateway executed before the Front of the
Admiralty." R. Adams inv*, 1760. 7. Patton sculp. 21* by 16.
95. The Admiralty, East Front.
A print, 1761. 6 by 4.
96. "A Perspective View of the Admiralty Office,"
&c, looking towards Westminster.
A print pubd. by R. Sayers, 1762. 10 by 5*.
97. The Admiralty.7. Malton del. et sculp, 1795. 12 by 8*.
98. The Admiralty.
Miller del. Medland sculp. 7h by Si-
99. " View of the Admiralty."
J. Glendall del. J. C. Stadler sculp. A coloured
print, 1 81 8. I9byi3i-
100. " The Admiralty, Whitehall."
7. H. Shepherd del. Wallis sculp, 1821. Si by 3i-
101. "A View of the Telegraph erected on the
Admiralty Office, Charing Cross, in 1790,"
with various explanations. 5 plates.

352 VIE WS OF L OND ON.
SCOTLAND YARD.
102. "Scotland Yard, with part of the Banqueting
House." P. Sandby del. E. Rooker sculp, 1766. 2of by 15.
103. The Old Guard House, Scotland Yard.
A pencil Drawing,. 18 12. 8 by 5.
104. " West Front of the Queen's Treasury from
Scotland Yard."
Schnebbelie del. Dale sculp, 1820. 6* by Sh
105. The Guard Room, Scotland Yard, 1824.
Drawn and etched by J. T. Smith. 3* by 4^.
106. The Old Entrance to Scotland Yard, from
Whitehall, in 1824.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. Chawner. 5 by 9.
107. The Improved Entrance as designed by T.
Chawner, 1824. Sby9i.
108. Elevation of House at Whitehall, restored by
R. Adams, archl, as Board Room for the
Paymaster General, &c, 1771.
R. Blyth sculp. 23 by 18.
109. Two Long Views from Westminster Abbey to
the Admiralty, and thence to Pall Mall,
showing every House and Public Building
on the West side.
Two woodcuts, 1850. each 53 by 4*.

Portfolio XVII. CHARING CROSS. 353

Portfolio XVII.
CHARING CROSS, STRAND, HUNGERFORD MARKET,
EXETER CHANGE, SAVOY, SOMERSET HOUSE, ETC.
CHARING CROSS.
1. Charing Cross erected in Memory of Queen
Eleanor. Designed by Pietro Cavalini. Wise sculp, 18 14. 9 by 13.
2. The Strand, in its Ancient State, View of the
Procession of Edward VI. to his Coronation,
1547- A modern Print from the Cowdray fresco. 4-* by 8.
3. A Plan of the Village of Charing, &c, as it was
in the Reign of Queen Elizabeth.
From the Aggas Map.
a. "The Statue of King Charles ist at Charing
Cross, in Brass."
An etching, circa 1700. 7* by 5-
5. The Statue of King Charles ist at Charing
Cross. A print by J. Overton, 1707. 9 by 6*.
6. "The Brass Statue of King Charles ye ist, at
Charring Cross, with View of the Mews and
surrounding Houses."
Sutton Nicholls del. et sculp, 17 37- Sold by J. Bowles.
i8J by 13.
A A

354 VIEWS OF LONDON.
7. The Statue of King Charles ist, a Countryman
standing by it.
A print. 1741. 7* by 9*.
8. A Perspective View of Charing Cross, towards
the King's Mews.
J. Maurer del. et sculp, 1740. 16 by 9*.
9. View of Charing Cross, showing the Statue and
Northumberland House.
A tinted Drawing by Sam1. Scott, 1746. 15 by 9f.
1 o. View of Charing Cross, Northumberland House,
&c. 7. Malton del. et sculp.. 1795. 12 by 10.
11. Charing Cross, with Northumberland House,
&c. Miller del. Medland sculp, 1795. 7* by 7.
12. Charing Cross, with the Golden Cross Inn,
Northumberland House, &c.
A print, 1826. 6 by 4.
13. The Statue at Charing Cross (the Notorious
Cheat Stroud being Whipped at the Cart's
tail to Whitehall).
A print, 173 1. 4 by 7.
14. "Night,"— the Print by W. Hogarth, 1738:
showing Charing Cross, with the Salisbury
Flying Coach upset. 14* by 18*.
15. " Night," a reduction of the above.
Spooner sculp., 1738. 10 by 14.

Portfolio XVII. THE STRAND. 355
16. " Vain Glory." A pretty Independent Print.
A Political Portrait, Charing Cross in the
background. Adam Stanup of Eden, pinxit. Dame Eve his wife,
sculp, 1743. 7 by 12.
17. "The Charing Cross Evening Frolick."
L. P. Boitard del. A print, 1756. 12 by 10.
18. Charing Cross, cross-readings on the Fence
round the National Gallery.
7. P. del. Hunt sculp, 1836. 12* by 10.
19. Trafalgar Square, with the Nelson Column and
National Gallery.
N. Whittock del. R. W aliis sculp, 1830. 6\ by 4*.
20. View of Trafalgar Square, the Strand, and SI
Martin's Church, from the West.
7. S. Boys lithog, 1848. 18 by 11.
21. Trafalgar Square, with the National Gallery
and SI Martin's Church.
E. Walker del. . 7. Picken lithog, 1852. 16 by 12*.
22. Trafalgar Square, Charing Cross, &c.
Jules A mout lithog, 1856. 1 6* by 1 1 .
THE STRAND.
23. A View from the River of Suffolk House, ori
ginally called Northampton House, and
afterwards Northumberland House, with a
description ; from a Drawing by Hollar, in
the Pepysian Library, Cambridge.
Pubd. by Herbert, 1808. 9 by 6.

A A

356 VIEWS OF LONDON.
24. View of Northumberland House, looking West,
and showing the Golden Cross Inn.
Canaletti del. 7. Bowles sculp, 1753. 15 by 10.
25. View of Northumberland House, &c, a reduc
tion of the above.
Pubd. by Sayers, 1753. 10 by 6*.
26. Northumberland House and Charing Cross.
7. Wale del. J. Green sculp, 1766. 5* by 3f.
27. The South Front of Northumberland Housei
from the Garden.
7. Wale del. C. Grierson sculp, 1766. 5* by 3f.
28. " Northumberland House," looking West.
7. Malton del. et sculp, 1795. 9 by 13*.
29. Small View of Northumberland House at
Charing Cross, looking West.
Ackerman, 18 17. 4 J by 8.
30. Old House (Yeates, No. 23), Strand, near Hun
gerford Market.
A water-colour Drawing by Shepherd, 1859. 6* by 9*.
31. Old Houses, Nos. 1 1 and 15, Strand (now taken
down). A water-colour Drawing by Shepherd, 1859. 9* by 7*.
32. Old Houses on the North side of the Strand,
taken down for the improvements made in
1810. A Drawing of the period. 3\ by 7.

Portfolio XVII. THE STRAND. 357
33. The Lowther Arcade and a Plan of the Im
provement of Charing Cross and West
Strand, by Wm. Herbert.
R. Martin lithog, 1830. 29! by 23^.
34. The Scottish Union Fire Office, &c, the corner
of Agar Street, Strand.
W. Herbert del, 1830. 12 by 10.
35. The Electric Telegraph Company's Offices, with
the Time-Ball and Clock, Strand.
A woodcut, 1852. 10 by 9.
36. View of the Lowther Bazaar in the Strand.
S. Beaseley del. A woodcut by C. Wall, 1842. 4* by 7.

HUNGERFORD MARKET.
37. Old Hungerford Market, the North and West
Fronts. Schwebbelie del. Maddocks sculp, 1805. 9i by 7i-
38. Old Hungerford Market.
A print, 1805. 7i by Sh
39. View of the North Front of Old Hungerford
Market, as it appeared before it was pulled
down in 1830. Built in 1680 by Sir Edward
Hungerford. A water-colour Drawing by James Fahey, 1830. I7iby I2i.
40. The Bust of Sir Edward Hungerford and his
coat of Arms, on a tablet in the Market.

358 VIEWS OF LONDON.
ai. The New Hungerford Market, opened July
2nd, .1833.
Charles Fowler arch*. Billings del. Templeton sculp.
11* by 91
42. The River Front of New Hungerford Market,
as it appeared on the opening day, with Mr.
Graham's Balloon ascent.
M. 0' Connor lithog, 1833. 15 by 11.
43. Four small Views of the New Market, as it
appeared in 1833.
G. Ingrey lithog. each 5 by 3\.
aa. A View of New Hungerford Market, taken
from the Terrace.
Harris sculp. A coloured print, 1834. 22* by 17.

45. The House occupied by Mr. Richardson, the
Print-seller and Auctioneer, at the Corner of
Villiers Street, Strand, 1809.
A Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1857. 7 by 9*.
46. " Britain's Bourse," or the Exchange erected on
the site of part of Durham House, opened by
King James ist in 1609.
Copied from an old Drawing of the period by 7. H. Shep
herd. 12* by 6*.
47. THe New Exchange, or Britain's Bourse. View
taken circa 17 15.
J. Harris del. et sculp. 10 by 6f.

Portfolio XVII. THE STRAND. 359
48. View of Eleven Houses erected upon the site
of the Old Bourse in 1 737. The centre one
is Messrs. Coutts's Banking House.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1853. 12* by 6*.
49. An Old Timber House in the Strand, sometime
a Tavern, pulled down 1725.
A Drawing by G. Virtue. 9 by 12.
50. Adams Street, Adelphi, looking North, erected
by R. Adams, 1770.
7. Malton del. et sculp, 1795. 9 by 13*.
51. John Street, Adelphi.
7. Malton del. et sculp, 1795. 9 by 13*.
52. The Building of the Society of Arts, John
Street, Adelphi, with a Plan.
Pugin & Young del. Gladwin sculp, 1825. 4* by 7.
53. Part of Old Durham House, in the Strand, the
Gateway leading to the River, as it appeared
about 1768.
N. Smith del. J. 7. Smith sculp, 1790. 3* by 4|.
54. The Adelphi Dry Arches, leading to the River.
A woodcut by J. W. Archer, 1852. 6 by 4.
55. Mr. Ackerman's House, corner of Beaufort
Buildings, Strand.
Pubd. by Ackerman, 1827. 4| by 7|.
56. Charing Cross Hospital, King William Street,
Strand, 1830.
A print. 6i by 3i

360 VIEWS OF LONDON.
57. The Thatched House, said to be Nell Gwynn's
Dairy, with the Old Houses adjoining in
New Exchange Court, North side of the
Strand. A Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1854. 9 by 7*.
58. The Old Thatched House ; another View.
A Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1854. 9 by 7*.
ADELPHI THEATRE.
59. The " Sans Pareil Theatre," now the Adelphi,
as it appeared 1806.
A print, 18 16. 4 by 5.
60. The Adelphi Theatre, altered about 1820.
D. Howell del. et sculp, 1826. 4\ by 7.
61. The Adelphi Theatre, as it appeared 1826.
A print. 2\ by 3*.
62. View of the Adelphi Theatre and the Old
Houses on the West side, circa 1830.
Pencil Drawing. 7\ by 6.
63. The Adelphi Theatre, altered in 1841.
Samuel Beazley arch*. A print. 3* by 6\.

64. John Matthews' House, on the South side of
the Strand (birthplace of Charles Matthews,
senior). A print, 1805. 2 by 3*.

Portfolio XVII. THE STRAND. 361
65. View of Beaufort Buildings, looking towards
the Strand.
A water-colour Drawing by Paul Sandby, 1725. 24 by 18.
66. Beaufort House, south end of Beaufort Build
ings. A water-colour Drawing by G. Shepherd, 1809. 7\ by 10*.
67. Beaufort House. The New Building.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1857. 6| by 9i-
EXETER CHANGE.
68. South Front of Exeter Change, at the time
Pidcock's Menagerie was exhibited, circa
1820. A Drawing by Tompkins. 10* by 6.
69. South Front of Exeter Change.
A copy of the above in water-colour by 7. H. Shepherd. 10 by 6*.
70. The South and East Fronts of Exeter Change,
at the time of Cross's Exhibition, with a Side
View of the Old Lyceum Theatre.
G. Cooke del. et sculp, 1828. 6 by 5.
71. The West Entrance into Exeter Change.
A Drawing by Findlay, 1828, 7 by Sh
72. The Entrance to Exeter Change, as it appeared
before it was taken down in 1829.
Copied from an old Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd. 6* by 9*.
73. Another View of Exeter Change.
A Drawing by Bartlett, 1829. 4 by 2*.

362 VIEWS OF LONDON.
74. Another View of the above.
7. H. Shepherd del. 7. Barber sculp, 1829. 6 by 5.

75. View of Exeter Street, from the Change.
A Drawing, 18 10. 10 by 6.
76. View of Exeter Hall, Strand.
J. P. Deering archl, 183 1. A print. 4 by 7\.
THE LYCEUM THEATRE.
77. The Old Lyceum Theatre, taken from the Roof
ofthe Building, as it appeared circa 1790.
A Drawing by Winston. 7 by 5*.
78. The Interior of the Old Lyceum, as altered by
Mr. Arnold, sen. in 1790.
A Drawing by Winston, 1790. 9 by 7.
79. The Old Entrance to the Lyceum Theatre, from
the Strand.
A Drawing by Winston, 1790. 4 by 8.
80. Box Entrance to the Lyceum Theatre.
Havell del. et sculp, 18 19.
81. View of the Front of the Old Lyceum Theatre,
in the Strand, before the Fire, 1830.
A Drawing by Winston. 4 by 9*

2-

82. "The View of the Charity Children in the
Strand, upon the vii of July, MDCCXIII,
being the day appointed by her late Majesty
Queen Anne for a Publik Thanksgiving, &c."
. . . showing the North side of the Strand.
G. Virtue del. et sculp, 1715. SO by I4f.

Portfolio XVII. THE STRAND. 363

THE SAVOY.
83. Elevation of the Savoy, River Front, reduced
from a View by G. Virtue, 1736.
A print, pubd. 18 16. 5 by 4.
84. Ground Plan of the Savoy, reduced from G.
Virtue's large Plan, 1752. 5 by s-
85. The Chapel of SI Mary, Savoy.
G. Virtue del. et sculp, 1753, for Society of Antiquaries. 12* by 9.
86. " The Savoy Hospital." Entrance to the Prison,
I753- G. Virtue del. et sculp. 1 1 by 9.
87. The Ruins of the Savoy Church, &c.
Sparrow del, 1787. A print. 6 by 4*.
88. East Front of the Savoy Church.
Sparrow del, 1787. A print. 6 by 4*.
89. The Remains of Part of the Palace of the
Savoy. J. Carter del. et sculp, 1790. 5* by 4*-
90. The Savoy Prison.
J. 7. Smith del. et sculp, 1793. 6* by 8f.
91. View of the Remains of the Savoy Palace.
S. Rawle del. et sculp, 1798. 6* by 4*.
92. The Savoy Chapel and Palace, as they appeared
about 1807.
Schnebbelie del. Warren sculp. 6i by 4*-

364 Views of London.
93. The Savoy, London.
Lewis sculp, 1815. 4 by 6.
94. View of Part of the Old Savoy Palace.
A print, 1815. 3* by 3.
95. The Savoy Chapel, &c.
7. H. Shepherd del. J. B.Allen sculp, 1830. 6 by 4*.

96. View of Wellington Street, with Sir Charles
Dance's New Steam Carriage leaving the
< Office for Brighton.
G. E. Madeley del. et lithog. I2| by 9.

SOMERSET HOUSE.
97. Geometrical Elevation of proposed New Build
ing, forming West Front of Somerset House.
By James Pennethorne arch', 1851. 26 by 10.
98. The New Building fronting Wellington Street,
as the Inland Revenue Offices, the South
Wing. A woodcut, 1854. 9* by Sh
99. The New Inland Revenue Offices, adjoining
Somerset House.
A woodcut, 1854. 10* by 7.
100. The Elevation of the Proposed New Building
for the Inland Revenue Offices (West Front).
Talbot Bury del. Day & Son lithog, 29* by 16.

Portfolio XVII. THE STRAND. 365
101. "A Geometrical View of the Grand Procession
ofthe Scald Miserable Masons," 1742, show
ing Old Somerset House and the Buildings
on the South side of the Strand.
A. Bertoist del. et sculp, 1771. 47 by 9-
102. View of Old Somerset House and St. Mary's
Church, in the Strand, looking towards
Temple Bar.
7. Bowles del. et sculp, 1753. iSi by 9\.
103. The South Prospect of Somerset House, in
the Strand.
B. Cole sculp, 1750. 13! by 9-
104. The Elevation of Old Somerset House, in the
Strand. W. Moss del. J. Jukes sculp, (in aqua-tinta), 1777.
27 by 19.
105. The Inner Court of Old Somerset House.
W, Moss del. J. Jukes sculp, (in aqua-tinta), 1777.
27 by 19.
106. Old Somerset House, as it appeared when
being taken down.
A pencil Drawing, 1778. 18 by 1 1*.
NOTE. — See also ' Views on the River!
107. Portrait of Sir William Chambers, the Archi
tect, with View of Somerset House, by Sir
J. Reynolds.
W. Green sculp, 1780. lS by 20.
108. View of the New Somerset House, as built
from designs by Sir Wm. Chambers.
7. Malton del. et sculp, 1781. 19 by 13*.

366 VIEWS OF LONDON.
109. The Back Front of Royal Academy, &c,
Somerset House.
Carter del. Royce sculp, 1779. 13* by 7.
no. The Royal Academy, Somerset House, look
ing towards Temple Bar.
P. Sandby del. W. Walker sculp, 1779. 14 by 8.
111. View of New Somerset House, the Front
towards the Strand.
A Drawing by Sir W. Chambers, 1786. 23 by 15*.
1 1 2. The Vestibule to Entrance of Somerset House.
7. Malton del. et sculp, 1796. 9 by 13*.
113. The Arch to Somerset Place.
7. Malton del. et sculp, 1796. 9 by 13*.
1 14. The Great Court of Somerset House.
7. Malton del. et sculp, 1796. 12 by 10.
115. The North side of Great Court, Somerset
House. 7. Malton del. et sculp, 1796. 12 by 10.
116. The North Front of Somerset House, in the
Strand. J. Pass del. et sculp, 1798. 10* by 7*.
117. The Statue of His Majesty King George 3rd,
in the Square of Somerset House.
S. Rawle del. et sculp, 1800. 5 by 7*.

Portfolio XVII. THE STRAND. 367
ST. MARY-LE-STRAND.
118. "A Perspective View of St. Mary's Church,
in the Strand, near the Royal Palace of
Somerset." J. Maurer del. et sculp, 1753. iof by 7*.
119. View of Somerset House and St. Mary's
Church, looking towards Temple Bar.
7. Malton del. et sculp, 1796. 12 by 10.
1 20. View of Somerset Place and the Church of St.
Mary-le-Strand, looking towards Temple
Bar. 7. Bowles del. A print, 1797. 16* by 11*.
121. Somerset House and the New Church, Strand.
Coloured print. 7* by 5.
122. A View of Somerset House and St. Mary's
Church, looking towards Temple Bar.
A pencil Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 18 19. i9i by 14}-
123. The coloured Engraving from the above.
J. Black sculp, 1819. 19 by 13.
124. The New Church of St. Mary-le-Strand,
showing the Statue of Queen Anne on the
Portico, and Statues in the Niches on South
Front. J. Gibbs del. J. Harris sculp, 1717- l7hhY 24-
125. The South- West Prospect of the New Church
of St. Mary-le-Strand.
Sutton Nicholls sculp, 1724- J3* by 18.

368 VIEWS OF LONDON.
126. St. Mary's Church in the Strand, looking
towards Temple Bar, with View of Old
Somerset House.
7. Loviday sculp. 12 by 7*.
127. The South Front of St. Mary's Church,
Strand. 7. Malton del. et sculp, 1796. 9 by 13*.
128. View of the New Church, Strand.
E. Dayes del. F. Audinet sculp, 1810. 6 by 7.
129. The Church of St. Mary-le-Strand.
7. 6". Boys lithog, 1846. 12^ by 17.

130. "The Tar's Triumph, or the Bawdy House
Battery," called the Star Tavern, belonging
to Peter Wood.
C. Mosley sculp, 1749. I2| by 9*.
131. "The Sailor's Revenge, or the Strand in an
Uproar ; " the attack upon Wood's House.
Boitard mv*: et sculp, 1749. 12 by 9\.
132. Small View of Peter Wood's House in the
Strand, the mob at his house July ist and
2nd, 1749. 4 by 7.
133. Peter Wood's house, the mob attempting to
pull it down.
Valois sculp, 1749. 3| by 6*.
134. "The Lady's Disaster," the North side of the
Strand, looking towards the New Church.
J. June, 1770. 11* by 9.

Portfolio XVII. THE STRAND. 369

st. Clement's danes.
135. "The South Prospect of the Church of Si
Clement's Danes," in the Strand.
J. Kip del. et sculp, 1715. 23* by 17^.
136. " Si Clement's Church, in the Strand," show
ing the addition to the Tower.
J. Kip del. et sculp, 1725. 23 by 22*.
137. " South- West View of the Parish Church of
SI Clement's Danes, in the Strand."
B. Cole sculp. 8* by 14.
138. "A Perspective View of St. Clement's Church,"
looking towards Temple Bar.
J. Maurer del. et sculp, 1753. 1 of by 7*.
139. St. Clement's Church, showing the Entrance
to Clement's Inn, and the Improvements.
A coloured print, circa 1800. 5 by 7\-

ARUNDEL HOUSE.
140. "Aula Domus Arrundelianae Londini Septen-
trionem versus " (North Front of Arundel
House).
Adam et Bierling del. W. Hollar fecit, 1646 (rare). 7* by 3-
141. North Front of Arundel House. A copy of
the above.
Pubd by J. Thane, 1792. 7* by 3-
B B

370 VIEWS OF LONDON.
142. "Aula Domus Arrundelianae Londini Meri
diem versus " (South Front of Arundel
House). Adam et Bierling del. W. Hollar fecit, 1646 (rare).
7* by 3.
143. South View of Arundel House, a copy of the
above. Pubd. by J. Thane, 1792. 7* by 3.
(And Plan of the House).
144. View of London, taken from the River at
Arundel House, 1646.
W. Hollar fecit. 6\ by 3\.
145. View of London taken from the roof of
Arundel House, 1646.
W. Hollar fecit. Si by 3 h
146. " The Strand," and its neighbourhood, Anno
1 700, looking from Arundel House North
wards, with the Maypole and Garland.
A modern print. 4^ by 8.

147. The Crown and Anchor Tavern, now the
Wellington Club, in Arundel Street, Strand.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1852. 9f by 7-
148. Old Entrance to the Crown and Anchor
Tavern on South side of the Strand.
A water-colour Drawing by J. Findlay, 185 1. 5 by 6*.
149. The House of Messrs. W. Smith & Son, No.
184, Strand.
A woodcut, 1856. 9* by 7.

Portfolio XVII. WYCH STREET. 371
150. Old Houses on the South side of Holywell
Street, looking towards Newcastle Street,
showing the old Sign, the Half Moon.
A Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 185 1. 7 by 9.
WYCH STREET.
151. Old House between Wych Street and Holy
well Street, Strand, taken down 1855.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1855. 7i by 9*-
152. Old Houses on the South side of Wych Street.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 185 1.
6i by 8*.
153. The Hall of New Inn, Wych Street.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1855.!°i by 7.
154. " New Inn," Wych Street.
A print, 1804. 6 by 4*.
155. Two Views of Old Houses in Wych Street.
Photographs. each 7 by 9.
156. Two Views of Old Houses in Drury Lane.
Photographs. each 7* by 9.
157. The Cock and Magpie and other Old Build
ings, at the end of Drury Lane, looking
towards the Strand.
A water-colour Drawing by J. Findlay, 1850. 7 by 9*.
158. View of the Cock and Magpie Public House
in Drury Lane.
S. Rawle del. et sculp, 1807. 4 by 7.

372 VIEWS OF LONDON.
159. SI Martin's Burial Ground, Drury Lane.
A woodcut. 6 by 3*.
160. " View of part of Craven House, in Wych
Street, the site of the Olympic Theatre."
Ravenhill del. B. Howlett sculp, 1788. 7 by 6.
161. The Equestrian Portrait of the Earl of Craven
in Craven Buildings, Drury Lane.
J. 7. Smith, 1 79 1. A print. 6\ by 8f.
162. " The Queen of Bohemia's Palace, or Craven
House in Drury Lane."
A print, 1800. 71 by 5*.

OLYMPIC THEATRE.
163. View of the First Theatre (the Olympic Pavi
lion), built by Philip Astley, on the Garden
Ground of Old Craven House, 1805.
A water-colour Drawing by J. Winston, 1805. 10 by 7*.
164. Another View of the above Theatre (Old
Astley standing before it, giving directions
to the workmen).
A water-colour Drawing by J. Winston, 1805. 9* by 7.
165. The Olympic Pavilion, as altered by Elliston.
A water-colour Drawing by J. Winston, 1 809. 71 by 6*.
166. View of the above Theatre, with additional
alterations. A water-colour Drawing by J. Winston, 181 2. 9* by 8.

Portfolio XVII. CLEMENT'S LANE. 373
167. The Olympic Theatre.
A print pubd. by Wilkinson, 18 16. 6\ by 4.
168. The Olympic Theatre in 1831.
7. H. Shepherd del. J. Winchcliffe sculp. 6 by 4% .
169. The above Theatre on fire, March 29th, 1849.
A woodcut. 6 by 4*.
1 70. View of the Ruins of the above Theatre, after
the Fire.
A woodcut. 9 by 6*.
171. The Royal Olympic Theatre after it was
rebuilt, 1850.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1850.
8f by 6*.
172. Old Houses in Clement's Lane.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1852. 9 by 7i-
173. View of an Old House in St. Clement's Lane.
A Drawing, 1 806. 4 by 7.
174. View of the Old Angel Inn, St. Clement's.
A woodcut, 1846. 4 by 4.
175. The Old Angel Inn, St. Clement's (now taken
down). A water-colour Drawing by T.H. Shepherd, 1854. 9i by 7.
1 76. Small View of Clement's Inn, adjoining the
New Inn, Wych Street, 1804.
A print. 6 by 4*.

374 VIEWS OF LONDON.
177. North Front of Clement's Inn Hall. Built
I7I5- A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1855. 10 by 7h
178. " Beaumont House, Butcher Row" (the resi
dence of the Duke of Sully), in 1603.
5. Rawle del. et sculp, 1 802. 4% by 7.
179. Old Houses in Butcher Row.
A water-colour Drawing by Wilson, 1797. 6 by 9.
180. Old Houses in Butcher Row, looking to
wards Temple Bar.
A proof etching, 1798. 5i by 7*.
181. Old Houses in Butcher Row, taken down
about 1798.
J. 7. Smith del. et sculp, 1798. 6* by 8\.
182. "The Beaux Disaster," Butcher Row, in the
Strand, showing the Old Houses, looking
towards Temple Bar.
A print, 1770. n* by 9.
183. The Strand, preparatory to its improvement in
18 10. A Plan and View of the South side
at the time of demolishing the houses.
Whichelo sculp. 8 by n-1.
184. View of " No. 13, Pickett Place, Strand. The
Capital Prize in the 3rd Division " (of Lot
tery).
Woodthorpe sculp. u by 8.

Portfolio XVII. THE STRAND. 375
184. A Bill of the City House Lottery, for the
Houses in Skinner Street and Pickett
Street.
And a Lottery Ticket of the above Buildings.
185. Small View of Lyon's Inn, Newcastle Street,
Strand. Ireland del. A print, 1800. 6| by 6*.
186. The Archway to River in Essex Street.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1857. 9i by 7-
187. The "Grecian Coffee House, Devereux Court
(now pulled down).
A Drawing, 1809. 7 by 10*.
188. Old Houses in Milford Lane, Strand, now
pulled down.
A water-colour Drawing, by Findlay, 1827. 6 by 8.
189. General Monk's House, in Ship Yard.
A pen-and-ink Drawing by R. B. Schnebbelie, 181 5.
8±byu.
190. The Trumpet Public House, now the Duke of
York, in Shire Lane.
A print, 1778. 4 by 6..
191. Snow's Banking House and Twining's Tea
Warehouse, on South side of the Strand.
A Drawing by G. Shepherd, 1808. 8 by 10*.
192. The old Fishmonger's Shop, next to Temple
Bar, erected in the reign of Henry VIII.
A woodcut, 1848. 4* by 6.

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376 VIEWS OF LONDON.
193. Long View of the Houses on both sides of the
Strand, from Charing Cross to Temple Bar.
Engd. for Tallis's Directory. 113 by 4.
194. Six Views in the Strand. each si by 4.
195. View of Temple Bar as it appeared on the day
of the Funeral of the Duke of Wellington,
Nov. 1 8th, 1852.
J. H. Ellis sculp. 20 by 17.

Portfolio XVIII.

GOLDEN SQUARE, LEICESTER SQUARE, ST. MARTIN'S
CHURCH, COVENT GARDEN, COVENT GARDEN
THEATRE, DRURY LANE THEATRE.
GOLDEN SQUARE.
1. Golden Square, looking West.
J. Overton del. Pubd. by J. Bowles, 1727. 9* by 6*.
2. Golden Square, looking North.
Sutton Nicholls del. et sculp, (second state of the plate).
Pubd. by J. Bowles, 1731. 18 by I2|.
3. Golden Square, looking North, with the altera
tions. Sutton Nicholls del. et sculp, (third state of the plate),
1 754 18 by i2|.
4. " Prospect of the original House built by the
Surgeon Norton," South side of Golden
Square. Long sculp, circa 1740. 7 by 4*.

Portfolio XVIII. LEICESTER SQUARE. 377
5. The North Prospect of the Old Church of
SI Anne, Soho.
B. Cole del. et sculp, 1754. 9* by 15.
6. The West Front of SI Ann's Church, Princes
Street, Soho.
A water-colour Drawing by W.Pearson, 18 10. 5* by 8\.
7. Engraving from the above Drawing.
Preston sculp, 18 10. 5* by 11.
8. Panton Square, Coventry Street, built 1676.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd. 9* by 7.
9. View of New Coventry Street, Leicester
Square. A woodcut, 1848. 6" by 6.
10. New Cranbourne Street, from Leicester Square
to Long Acre.
A woodcut, 1848. 6* by 5.
LEICESTER SQUARE.
11. Bird's-eye View of the South Front of Leices
ter House, as it appeared 1720.
Copied from a Drawing of the period by 7. H. Shepherd. 9 by 6*.
12. View of Leicester Square, towards the North.
J. Overton del. Pubd. by J. Bowles, 1727. 9* by 6*.
13. Leicester Square, looking North, with a View
of Leicester House when occupied by the
Prince of Wales.
Sutton Nicholls del. et sculp. Pubd. by Bowles, 172 1.
(First state of the plate.) *8 by 12*.

378 VIEWS OF LONDON.
14. Leicester Square as above, 1751.
(Second state ofthe plate.) 18 by 12*.
15. Leicester Square, with the Equestrian Statue of
George 2nd.
Sutton Nicholls del. et sculp, 1754. 18 by 13.
16. View of Leicester Square.
7. Bowles del. et sculp, 1753. 16* by \o\.
1 7. The South Prospect of Leicester Square. The
Prince of Wales going to Court in his Sedan
Chair. The House of Hogarth shown, with
head above the doorway.
Maurer del. Parr sculp, 1753. 19 by 10*.
18. Leicester Square, from Leicester Place, with
a Side View of Dibdin's San Souci Theatre,
1 791. 7 by si-
19. View of Hogarth's House in Leicester Square,
afterwards Jacquirr's Hotel.
S. Rawle del. et sculp, 1812. 6* by 5.
20. " Harmony in Leicester Square," opposite
to Jaunay's Hotel.
H. Maurer del. Graf &• Soul lithog, 1848. 12 by 9.
21. View of the Entrance to Burford's Panorama,
Leicester Square.
A Drawing by Shepherd, 1858. 7 by 9.
22. " Section of the Rotunda (Burford's Panorama,
in Leicester Square), in which is exhibited
the Panorama of London," &c.
W. Mitchell arch*, 1801. 7* by 12*.

Portfolio XVIII. LEICESTER SQUARE. 379
23. View of the Building for Mr. Wyld's Great
Globe Exhibition, in Leicester Square.
Abrahams arch*. A Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1851.
10 by 6*.
24. View of Mr. Wyld's Monster Globe, in Leices
ter Square.
R. S. Croom del. et lithog, 185 1. 10 by 9.
25. View of the Royal Panopticon of Science and
Art in Leicester Square, Findon and Lewis
archts., now the Alhambra.
A Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1855. 10 by 8.
26. Sir Isaac Newton's House, in SI Martin's
Street, Leicester Square.
C. J. Smith del. et sculp, 1837. 6 by 3*.
27. The Hotel, SI Martin's Street, Leicester Fields,
formerly the Residence of Sir Isaac Newton.
Meredith del. Lacey sculp, 1822. 6 by 5.
28. View of the Royal Tennis Court, in James
Street, Leicester Square, established 1673.
A Drawing by Shepherd. 1 8 by 7.
29. Tennis played at the Tennis Court, Leicester
Fields. Printed by C Bowles, 1788. 7* by 5i-
30. Archbishop Tenison's Library and Grammar
School, Castle Street, Leicester Square.
A Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1850. 8\ by 6.

380 VIEWS OF LONDON.
31. View of the Old Wood Houses, and the Mon
mouth Head Public House, corner of Hem-
ming's Row and Castle Street (pulled down
in 1850).
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd. 8 by 6.
32. View of SI Martin's Baths and Laundries for
the Poor.
Prichard & Baily arch'3. A woodcut, 1848. 7\ by 5*.
33. View of the Old Nag's Head Inn, Whitcomb
Street, Leicester Square.
A water-colour Drawing by Shepherd, 1856. 9* by 7*.

ST. MARTINS CHURCH.
34. " The West Prospect of Si Martin's Church in
the Fields."
George Virtue del. et sculp, about 1720. (It was pulled
down 172 1.) 12* by 9.
35. " The South Prospect of SI Martin's Church,
Westminster." With Plan.
G. Virtue del. et sculp, 1720. 12* by 9.
36. " The West Prospect of the Old Church of SI
Martin's." ,
Jas. Gibbs arch*, del. J. Harris sculp, 1720. io± by 7*.
37. The South Prospect of ditto, 1 720. \o\ by 7*.
38. The South-West Prospect of the New Church
of SI Martin-in-the-Fields.
J. Gibbs arch*, del. R. West sculp, 1738. 12* by 17.

Portfolio XVIII. ST. MARTIN'S LANE. 381
39. Si Martin's Church, S.W. Front, with a Plan,
1726. J. Gibbs arch*. A proof. 13 by 17*.
40. " The Mews," and View of SI Martin's Church.
7. Malton del. et sculp, 1794. 9 by 12.
41. North Front of Si Martin's Church.
7. Malton del. et sculp, 1795. 9 by 12.
42. Steeple of Si Martin's Church. A representa
tion of the Comet that appeared Jany. 26th,
&c, 174!. 6 by 10*.
43. Si Martin's Church, from the King's Mews.
5. Wale del. B. Green sculp, 1766. 3* by 5*.
44. Si Martin's Church, West Front.
Coloured print, 18 15. 5 by 8\.

45. Slaughter's Coffee House, SI Martin's Lane.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1841.
Taken down 1843. 8 by 6-
46. View of Mr. Hatchett's Capital House, in Long
Acre. Miller del. Walker sculp, 1783. 8 by 7.
47. The Music Hall in Long Acre (for the Hullah
Classes). Woodcut, 1 85 1.
48. The National School in Castle Street, Long
Acre. Two woodcuts, 1 8 5 1 . 6 by 4*.

382 VIEWS OF LONDON.
49. St. Martin's Lane, from Long Acre, 1846.
Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd. 4^ by 6.
50. Woburn Chambers, Henrietta Street, Covent
Garden. C. Gray arch*. A woodcut, 1858. 7 by 10.
COVENT GARDEN.
51. "The Piazza in Covent Garden."
Wm. Hollar del. et sculp, 1640. 10 by 6.
52. " Si Paul's, Covent Garden, looking West.
J. So Her excudit, 1640. 7-* by 5^

4-

53. The " Piazza in Covent Garden," seen under
Equestrian Portrait of K. Charles 2nd. From
the Wellesley Collection.
Rombout Vanden Hoojen sculp, 1665. 16 by 2\\.
54. A Perfect Description of the Firework in Covent
Garden, Sepf. 10th, 1690.
B. Lens del. et sculp. 13* by \o\.
55. Another View, copied from the above.
J. T. Smith del. et sculp, 1809. IO* by 9*.
56. " The West Prospect of Covent Garden, in
vented by Inigo Jones, 1640 ;" also the East
Prospect of SI Paul's Church, from the
" Vitruvius Brittanicus." IQi by 15.
57. " Covent Garden." A Bird's-eye View of the
Piazza and Market.
Sutton Nicholls del. et. sculp, 1720. 18 by 13.

Portfolio XVIII. COVENT GARDEN. 383
58. " A Perspective View of Covent Garden," show
ing the Market. Dr. Rock, the quack doctor,
standing in his carriage.
First state ofthe plate. J. Maurer del. et sculp, 1741.
16 by 8±.
59. Perspective View of ditto, 2nd state of plate,
1741.
60. Ditto, ditto, 3rd state of plate, 1751.
61. " A View of Covent Garden from the Church
Portico." Engd. for the Gent. Mag, 1749. 7i by 4*.
62. "A View of Covent Garden," a Bird's-eye View.
7. Bowles del. et sculp, 1751. 16* by 10.
63. Ditto,' a later Edition.
64. " A Perspective View of Covent Garden."
A smaller print by Maurer, 1753. 10* by 5*.
65. Covent Garden, South Front.
A print, 1754. 5* by 3 J.
66. The West Front of Si Paul's, Covent Garden."
A Funeral, with Female Mourners in white.
P. Sandby del. E. Rooker sculp, 1766. 21 by 15.
67. " Covent Garden Piazza."
P. Sandby del. E. Rooker sculp, 1768. 21 by is|.
68. "The Piazza," looking West.
A print, 1770. 8* by 6.
69. " Covent Garden Piazza," looking East.
7. Sandby del. E. Rooker sculp, 1777. 9 by 6.

384 VIEWS OF LONDON.
70. " SI Paul's, Covent Garden."
7. Malton del. A. Smith sculp, 1774. nf by 8.
71. "A View of the Fire in Covent Garden, March
20th, 1769."
Done by a neighbour. 13 by 10.
72. " Si Paul's, Covent Garden, as it appeared on
Fire at 8 p.m., Sept. 17th, 1795."
R. Scott del. J. Scott sculp. 15 by 10.
73. Ruins of Si Paul's, Covent Garden, after the
Fire. D ayes del. Midland sculp., 1 795. 5-* by 4*.
74. Si Paul's Church, and Lord Archer's House,
Covent Garden.
A proof. 7. Malton del. et sculp, 1796. 19 by 13.
75. Covent Garden, looking East, with side View
of Lord Archer's House.
7. Malton del. et sculp, 1796. 9 by 12.
76. Piazza, Covent Garden, looking North.
7. Malton del. et sculp, 1796. 12 by 9*.
77. " The House of Lord Archer in Covent Garden."
Sutton Nicholls del. et sculp. A proof print, circa 1725.
18 by 13.
78. SI Paul's, Covent Garden, as re-erected 1798.
Pearson del. Preston sculp, 18 10. A proof print. 8* by 9.
79. SI Paul's, Covent Garden.
A print, 18 10. 6 by 4.

Portfolio XVIII. COVENT GARDEN. 385
80. " A Bird's-eye View of Covent Garden Market."
A cold. Engraving by Pugin & Rowlandson, 1812. 20 by 15.
81. Covent Garden Market, looking West.
F. Nash del. J. Allen sculp, 1824. 9 by 6.
82. Covent Garden Market before the New Build
ing. D. Barber lithog, 1824. 12 by 8.
83. " Covent Garden Market," as rebuilt from de
sign of W. Fowler, archl
A water-colour Drawing by W. Havell, 1830. 16 by 8.
84. The Engraving from the above Drawing. 16 by 8.
85. Covent Garden Market.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1831. 6 by 3*.
86. View of the New Market.
A pencil Drawing, 1848. 15 by 9.
87. " Rich's Glory, or his Triumphal Entry into
Covent Garden." Procession passing under
the Arcade.
The print by Hogarth, 1732. 12 by 8.
88. " Rich's Triumphal Entry." A small copy of
the above.
7. Cook sculp. 6* by 3*.
89. Dr. Bossy, the quack doctor, selling his physic
in Covent Garden.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, after an
old Drawing of the time. 9 by 6*.
C c

386 VIEWS OF LONDON.
90. " Morning." The print by Hogarth, showing
Si Paul's Church, &c, in Covent Garden,
1738. is by 19.
91. A small Copy of the above.
J. Mollison sculp. 4| by 6.
92. Owen Farrel, the Irish Dwarf. Covent Gar
den in background.
Gravelott del. Hulctt sculp, 1742. 9 by 15.
93. A Figure running in the Piazza.
A print, 1742. 7* by 12.
94. "A Drunken Riot in Covent Garden."
A print, 1760. 12 by 10*.
95. Covent Garden. A Drunken Brawl.
A print. Bowles sculp, 1794. 10 by 13.
96. "The Yorkshire Irishman." A View in Covent
Garden Market.
Circa 1800. A print. 9* by 8.
WESTMINSTER ELECTIONS.
97. "The Westminster Election, 1780," in Covent
Garden. A print by E. G. 16 by 1 1.
98. The Etching of the above.
99. The Westminster Election, 1796. C. Fox,
Horne Tooke, and Adml Gardiner.
Drawn by Dighton. Etched by Bates. 30* by 23.
In the above are a series of admirable portraits of the
political men of the day. In the centre is the figure of
John Gregory, Treasurer of the Whig Club (the father-
in-law of Mr. Crace).

Portfolio XVIII. COVENT GARDEN. 387
100. The Westminster Election in Covent Garden
Market, 1808.
Pugin & Rowlandson del. Black sculp. 10 by 7*.
101. The Westminster Election.
J. R. Cruikshank del. et sculp, 18 18. 9* by 8.
102. The Election of Members of Parliament for
Westminster, 18 18.
A coloured print. G. Scharf del. Havell sculp. 17* by 12.
103. Macklin's House, South side of Covent Gar
den. Bartletl del. C. J. Smith sculp, 1837. 3* by 5,
104. Thos. Davis's House in Russell Street, Co
vent Garden.
C. J. Smith del. et sculp., 1838. 5 by 8*

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105. The Old Cyder Cellar, in Maiden Lane.
A woodcut, 1838. S by 8*.
106. Button's Coffee House, Great Russell Street.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1857. 6 by 9.
107. Drawing of the Carved Lion's Head placed at
Button's in 17 13.
By 7. H. Shepherd. 4 by 6.
108. Tom's Coffee House, No. 17, Great Russell
Street. A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1857. 6 by 9*.

388 VIEWS OF LONDON.

COVENT GARDEN THEATRE.
109. Box Entrance to the Theatre, in Bow Street,
in 1808.
A water-colour Drawing by Bigot. 8 by 5*.
1 10. Pit Entrance to the Theatre, in Bow Street, in
1808. A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd. 6\ by 9.
111. Entrance to the Theatre, from the Piazza,
Covent Garden.
A water-colour Drawing by Winston, 1 808. 8 by 7.
112. An engraved View of the above Entrance,
1809. 8* by 6.
113. View of the Theatre on Fire, in Bow Street.
A woodcut, 1808. 8\ by 6.
114. New Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, East
Front, erected 1809.
Robert Smirke arch*. Benwell del. Reeve sculp.
20* by \3\.
115. New Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. " Stands
on the site of the former theatre."
W. Daniell del. et sculp, 1809. 22* by 15.
116. View of Covent Garden Theatre, from Bow
Street. Whichet del. Wise sculp, 1 809. 8* by 6.
117. Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, from Bow
Street, 1809.
Coloured print. 71 by 3*.

Portfolio XVIII. COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. 389
118. The New Theatre, from Hart Street, showing
the King's Entrance.
A Drawing by Winston, 1809. 15* by 10.
119. Covent Garden Theatre, looking South.
Schnebbelie del. Hay sculp, 1809. 7 by 3*
120. East Front of the Theatre.
Havell del. et sculp, 1 809. 7 by 4*.
121. " The Total Destruction of the Theatre Royal,
Covent Garden, by Fire," discovered at the
conclusion of a Bal Masqud, March 5th,
1856. A coloured lithograph pubd. by Read & Co. 1 6* by 1 2*.
122. " Destruction of Covent Garden Theatre."
A coloured lithograph pubd. by Stannard & Dixon,
1856. 16 by 11*.
1 23. The Ruins of Covent Garden Theatre.
A coloured lithograph, 1856. Read & Co. 16* by 12*.
124. Ditto. A coloured lithograph, 1856. Stannard & Dixon. 16 by 11*.
125. The Queen's Head Tavern, Charles Street,
Covent Garden, 1825.
A water-colour Drawing by Winston. 7* by 1 1.
126. The White Hart Inn, in Hart Street.
A water-colour Drawing by Winston, 1825. 7* by 11.
127. The Old Police Office, in Bow Street.
A water-colour Drawing by Winston, 1825. 7* by 11.

390 VIEWS OF LONDON.
128. The Brown Bear Publick House, in Bow
Street, afterwards a Police Office.
A water-colour Drawing by Winston, 1825. 7* by 11.

DRURY LANE THEATRE.
129. "The Old Theatre, Drury Lane. This Front,
which stood in Bridges Street, was built by
order of Mr. "Garrick."
A print pubd. by N. Smith, 1 794. 5 by 7\ .
130. The New Front to Drury Lane Theatre, to
wards Bridges Street.
R. & J. Adams invert., 1775. P. Begbie sculp.
16 by 23.
131. "The Front of Drury Lane Theatre."
Royce sculp, 1790. 6 by 8.
132. The New Theatre Royal, Drury Lane.
H. Holland arch*, (built 1794). Schnebbelie del. Ellis
sculp, 1805. 4 by 6*.
133. View of the Theatre, as proposed by H. Hol
land, Archl, 1794.
A water-colour Drawing, 1794. 12 by 9.
134. North and West View of Drury Lane Theatre,
as proposed by Mr. Holland, Archl, 1793.
F. Francia del. W. Thomas sculp. 71 by 4*.
135. " The Theatre Royal, Drury Lane," as it ap
peared from the North-East, antecedent to
its destruction by Fire, 24th Feb?., 1809.
W. Capon del. W. Wise sculp. 8 by 6*.

Portfolio XVIII. DRURY LANE THEATRE. 39 1
136. Drury Lane Theatre, 1809.
J. Capon del. W. White sculp. 6* by 5.
137. Drury Lane Theatre, taken from Westminster
Bridge during the Conflagration, Feb. 24th,
1809. Whichelo del. W. Wise sculp. 8 by 6*.
138. Drury Lane Theatre on Fire, 1809.
A woodcut, with a description of the Fire. 7 by' 4}.
139. The Ruins of the Theatre, from Bridges
Street, after the Fire. 6 by 4*.
140. The Ruins of Drury Lane Theatre, after the
Fire, 1809.
A water-colour Drawing by Bryant, 14 by 9*.
141. The Ruins of Drury Lane Theatre, after the
Fire, from Bow Street.
A water-colour Drawing by W. 7. Sherlock, 1809.
141 by 10.
142. New Drury Lane Theatre, looking towards
the Strand, opened Oct. 10th, 181 2.
B. Wyatt arch*. A coloured engraving. 8 by 5.
143. Front View of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane,
as designed by B. Wyatt.
H. Rowles builder, 181 2. Print pubd. by Laurie &
Whittle. 17 by 11*.
144. New Drury Lane Theatre, West Front, 1826.
Pubd by Taylor. 7 by 4i-

392 VIEWS OF LONDON.
145. Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, showing the New
Portico to West Front, by Sir J. Soane,
Archl, 1828.
7. H. Shepherd del. Thos. Dale sculp. 5| by 3*.

Portfolio XIX.

TEMPLE BAR, FLEET STREET, TEMPLE, BLACKFRIARS,
LUDGATE HILL, ST. PAUL'S.
TEMPLE BAR.
1. View of Old Temple Bar, East Front, as
erected in the Reign of King James ist.
Drawing made by 7. H. Shepherd from a Drawing of
1620 in the British Museum. 10 by 7.
2. " Temple Barr. The West Side."
A print, 1700. 71 by 6*.
3. Temple Bar, West Front.
Copied from an old print, 1704, by Miss Smith, 1794.
7\ by 6.
4. New Temple Bar, West Front, with the Houses
North and South sides of the Strand, as it
appeared 17 10.
Copied from an old Drawing, by Miss Smith, 1797. 7\ by 5.
5. Temple Bar, East Front, as it appeared 1746.
The head and legs of Sir Thomas Armstrong
on poles.
7. H. Sliepherd del., from an old print. Day lithog. 4* by 6.

Portfolio XIX. TEMPLE BAR. 393
6. " Temple Bar," West Front. Two heads on
the top.
From Maitland s " London," 1754. 4 by 5*.
7. " Entrance into the Temple and Temple Bar,"
showing the heads at top.
5. Wale del. Simpson sculp., 1761. 3* by 3*.
8. " Burning ye Rumps at Temple Bar," showing
two heads and a leg at top of the Building.
By Hogarth. First and second state of the print. Verses
at bottom. 19 by 10*.
9. " The West Prospect of Temple Barr," as built
by Sir Christopher Wren.
A print pubd. by C. Bowles, 1772. \2\ by 12*.
10. " The Battle of Temple Bar."
A political print, about 1769. 7* by 4*.
11. "The Lord Mayor presenting the City Sword
to His Majesty George 3rd, on his Proces
sion to SI Paul's, April 23rd, 1789."
A print pubd 1791. \\\by 7\.
12. Temple Bar, West Front.
7. Malton del. et sculp, 1796. 12 by 8*.
13. " An East View of Temple Bar, with a Prospect
of Butcher Row, as they appeared in 1795."
W. Capon del. Roffe sculp, 1797. 7* by 7.
14. " Fleet Street, near Temple Bar, showing the
Houses on the North side.
W. Capon del. Roffe sculp, 1799- 6* by 5.

394 VIEWS OF LONDON.
15. " View of Temple Bar."
E. Dayes del. Neagle sculp, 1 799. 7 by 6*.
16. "Temple Bar, and Entrance to the Temple."
A Drawing by Miller, 1800. 7\ by 7.
17. The Engraving from the above.
Pubd. by Colnaghi, 1800. 7\ by 7.
18. Temple Bar.
Busby del. et sculp, 1813. 5^ by 4\.
19. Temple Bar.
A woodcut. 7. H. Shepherd del, 1824. 5 by 4*.
20. Temple Bar. Presentation of Sword, &c, to
Queen Victoria on her Visit to the City of
London, Nov. 9th, 1837.
A lithograph. 131 by 9.
21. Another View of the above, taken from the
corner of Chancery Lane. i4i by 10*.
22. Temple Bar, East Front. Presentation of
Sword, &c, on occasion of Queen Victoria
and Prince Albert going to the Royal Ex
change. A woodcut, 1844. 9 by 13.
23. " Temple Bar from the Strand."
7. 5. Boys del. et lithog, 1848. \2\ by 17*.
24. Temple Bar from the Strand.
7. C. Dibdin del. et lithog, 1848. n by 71.

Portfolio XIX. FLEET STREET. 395
25. Old Bulk Shop, Temple Bar, Short and Son,
Fishmongers, established in the Reign of
Henry 8th.
J. W. Archer fecit, 1850. 6* by 9*.
26. View of Fleet Street and Temple Bar (Sewers
repairing). Two woodcuts, 1845. 6 by 6.
FLEET STREET.
27. Child's Banking House, Fleet Street, next
Temple Bar.
A Drawing by Findley, 1855. 6| by 8.
28. Fleet Street, corner of Chancery Lane, 1 798.
A mezzotint. 6 by 5.
29. Old Houses, South side of Fleet Street.
A Drawing by Schnebbelie, 1807. 6* by 5.
30. Engraving from the above.
Warren sculp. 6* by 5.
31. The Antient House on the West side of Chan
cery Lane corner of Fleet Street, taken down
in 1799.
J. 7. Smith del. et sculp, 1789. 9 by 11.
32. Old House on the West side of Chancery Lane,
looking towards Fleet Street.
J. P. Malcolm del. et sculp, 1808. 6* by 4 a
33. Old House on the North side of Fleet Street
(Mrs. Salmon's Waxwork Exhibition in
1793)- J. 7. Smith del. et. sculp. 5f by 8*.

396 VIEWS OF LONDON.
34. Old House at the corner of Chancery Lane and
Fleet Street.
W. Spiller sculp, 1792. 3i by 5*.
35. The House occupied by the Royal Society in
Crane Court, Fleet Street.
C. J. Smith del. et sculp, 1830. 3* by 6*.
36. House in Bolt Court, Fleet Street, the last
residence of Dr. Johnson.
G. Shepherd del. 5. Rawles sculp, 1 8 10. 3* by 6*.
37. Antient House in Ship Yard, Temple Bar,
supposed to have been the residence of Elias
Ashmole.
R. B. Schnebbelie del. Pubd. by Wilkinson, 1815. 8* by 1 1.
ST. DUNSTAN'S CHURCH.
38. South Front of the Old Church of ST. Dun-
STAN's-in-the-West (with the two figures in
the Clock Tower, now removed to Regent's
Park). West del. Toms sculp, 1737. 12 by 11.
39. A Perspective View of S . Dunstan's Church,
and Temple Bar (with three heads at the top).
J. Maurer del. et sculp, 1752. 10* by 7*.
40. ST. Dunstan's Church, S.E. Front, looking
towards Temple Bar.
A proof print, 1789, by Malton. 19 by 12^.
41. ST. Dunstan's Church, East Front, with View
of Temple Bar.
7. Malton del. et sculp, 1797, 12 by 10.

Portfolio XIX. FLEET STREET. 397
42. S . Dunstan's in the West, with Temple Bar
in the distance.
Miller del. Watts sculp, 1800. 7i by 6*.
43. Si Dunstan's Church.
A print, pubd. by Ackerman, 1812. 4f by 8\.
44. South Front of SI Dunstan's Church, with the
Clock figures.
G. Shepherd del. W. Wise sculp, 18 14. 9 by 8*.
45. SI Dunstan's Church, with old Houses on the
North side of Fleet Street.
7. H. Shepherd del. 7. B. Allen sculp, 1829. SI by 4\ ¦
46. SI Dunstan's Church, looking towards Temple
Bar. T. H. Shepherd del. W. Hendshall sculp, 1831. 6 by 4|.
47. The New Church of ST. Dunstan in Fleet
Street, looking towards Temple Bar, and
demolition of the Old Church.
The proof etching and a print. Danl. Robert del. G.
Cooke sculp, 1832. 7* by 6\.
48. New Church of ST. Dunstan in the West, with
the Old House on the North side of Fleet
Street. Engelmann & Co., lithog, 1832. 17* by 13*.
49. ST. Dunstan's New Church, with the Old
Houses on the North side of Fleet Street.
" Gentleman's Magazine," 1832. 6* by 4*.

398 VIEWS OF LONDON.
50. ST. Dunstan's New Church, looking towards
Temple Bar.
Shaw arch*, 183 1. 7. F. Boys del. et lithog, 1838.
12* by 18.
51. An Old House near ST. Dunstan's Church, on
the North side of Fleet Street.
B. Foster del. Woodcut by E. Evans, 1845. 5* by 8*.
52. "The Solemn Mock Procession ofthe Pope,
Cardinalls, Jesuits, F'ryers, &c, through ye
City of London, Nov. ye 17th, 1679," with
View of the Old Houses on the North side of
Fleet Street, and Temple Bar.
A print. 19 by 17.
53. Messrs. Hoare's Old Banking House, on South
side of Fleet Street.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1838. 9* by 8.
54. Messrs. Hoare's New Banking House.
Sir Robert Smirke arch*. A water-colour Drawing by
7. H. Shepherd, 1853. ' 9 by 7*.
55. The New Building, corner of Chancery Lane,
built for Hodgson the Auctioneer, 1855.
Knowles arch*. A woodcut. iof by 7.

CHANCERY LANE.
56. Old Houses on the West side of Chancery
Lane, near Fleet Street (pulled down 1853).
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd. 7 by 9*.

Portfolio XIX. THE TEMPLE. 399
57. Old Houses on the West side of Fetter Lane,
near the New Record Office, built circa 1672.
The Arms of the Earl of Leicester in Front.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1853. 9i by 8.
58. Clifford's Inn Hall, and Entrance to Ser
jeants' Inn, Chancery Lane.
7. H. Shepherd del. J. Hinchcliff sculp, 1830. 6'by 5.
59. The Rolls Chapel, and Houses in Chancery
Lane. 5. Ireland del. et sculp, 1800. 6* by 6.
60. The West Front of the Rolls' House in Chan
cery Lane, erected 1718.
C. Campbell del. H. Hulsbergh sculp. 15 by 10*.
THE TEMPLE.
61. Small Bird's-eye View of the Temple from the
River Thames, as it appeared circa 1650. 6 by 4*.
62. "A Perspective View of the Temple, next the
River side."
J. Maurer del. et sculp, 1741. 16 by 9*.
63. The Old Temple Church, about 1720.
A print from " Gentleman's Magazine." 6 by 4\.
64. " The South-East Prospect of the Temple
Church," with the old shops adjoining.
R. West del. W. H. Toms sculp, 1739. 12 by 11.
65. " South-East Prospect of the Temple Church,"
and the old shops in front.
B. Cole sculp, 1755. 12 by 8.

400 VIEWS OF LONDON.
66. The Cloisters and Church with the old Build
ings in Front.
Whichelo del. et sculp, 1794. 6 by Sh
67. The Temple Church, South View, with the
Master's House.
G. Shepherd del. J. Skelton sculp, 1812. 9 by 8\.
68. View of the East Front of the Cloisters, and
demolition of the Old Building in front of
the Temple Church.
A Drawing, 1830. 11* by 7.
69. The Temple Church as restored in 1838.
7. H. Shepherd del. J. Carter sculp. 5* by 4*.
70. The South Front of Temple Church, and the
Entrance to No. 4.
A Drawing by Findley, 1855. 4 a by 7*.
71. View ofthe Old Middle Temple Hall.
A water-colour Drawing by Tomkins, from Painting by
Hogarth in 1746. 12 by 8*.
72. The Entrance to the Middle Temple and the
Church, from Fleet Street.
7. Malton del. et sculp, 1796. 9 by 12.
73. Middle Temple Hall, S.W. Front.
5. Ireland del. et sculp, 1800. 6| by 51.
74. Middle Temple Hall, from Fountain Court.
J. P. Malcolm del. et sculp, 1 800. 1 1 1 by 91.
75. Middle Temple Gate and Temple Bar in Fleet
Street. S. Ireland del. et sculp, 1800. 6% by 5 A.

Portfolio XIX. THE TEMPLE. 40 1
76. The Middle Temple Hall, from the Garden.
Storey del. Greig sculp, 1 804. 6* by 4*.
77. Middle Temple Hall, from Fountain Court.
Storey del. Greig sculp, 1 804. 6 by 4 J.
I
78. Middle Temple Hall, S.E. Front.
Storey del. Greig sculp, 1 804. 4 by 7.
79. Part of the Middle Temple, with Old Shops in
front of the Church.
.S. Tyrrell del. et sculp, 1812. 4* by 3*.
80. Middle Temple Hall from Temple Lane.
Shepherd del. A woodcut, 1 820. » Sj by 3f.
81. View of the Hall of the Middle Temple, built in
1570, with the Improvement made by Messrs.
Hakewell & Savage in 1831.
W. Crosby del. J. Mackenzie sculp, 1832. 14* by 11*.
82. View of Middle Temple Hall.
A pen-and-ink Drawing by Whichelo, 1 840. 8| by 6.
83. Middle Temple Hall, North Front, as altered
by Messrs. Hakewell & Savage.
A water-colour Drawing by Findlay, 1846. 5* by 9*

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84. Ground Plan of Middle Temple Hall, as
altered, 1844.
R. G. Clark del. Pubd. by Weak. 7\ by 10.
85. Middle Temple Lane from Fleet Street.
A Drawing by Findlay, 1855. 4 by 8.
86. The Entrance to the Temple from Temple
Lane, Whitefriars.
A Drawing by Findlay, 1855. 4 by 8.
D D

402 VIEWS OF LONDON.
87. The Inner Temple Hall, in 1800.
6". Ireland del. et sculp, 1800. 6| by 5*.
88. The Inner Temple Hall from King's Bench
Walk.' Whichelo del, 1804. 6 by Sh
89. View of Inner Temple Hall.
A pen-and-ink Drawing by Whichelo, 1 840. 8| by 6.
90. The Entrance to Dr. Johnson's House in Inner
Temple Lane.
A water-colour Drawing by Findlay, 1855. S\ by 9.
91. Inner Temple Lane, Dr. Johnson's Door En
trance. A woodcut in 1857. 4* by 3*.
92. The Entrance to Dr. Johnson's Chambers in
the Inner Temple Lane.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1858. 6* by 9.
93. The Arch Court Entrance to Temple Garden.
A water-colour Drawing by Findlay, 1855. 4* by 7*.
94. The New Library and Parliament Chambers,
Temple. 7. H. Shepherd del. Hinchcliff sculp, 1829. 6 by 5.
95. " A View of the Fountain in the Temple," with
the Hall.
Nicholls del. Fletcher sculp, 17 10. 18 by 12.
96. View in the Temple (Hare Court).
A water-colour Drawing, 1830. \\\ by 7.

Portfolio XIX. FLEET STREET. 403
97. Hare Court, Temple, 1857.
A woodcut. 4* by 3*.

FLEET STREET.
98. The Bolt-in-Tun Inn, Fleet Street.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1859. 6 by 9*.
99. The Black Lion Inn, Whitefriars.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1859. 9l by 7.
99.* The Duke's Theatre, Dorset Gardens, White
friars. A water-colour Drawing. 7 by 9.
ST. bride's CHURCH.
100. "The Elevation or Prospect of the West end
of the Steeple of ST. Bridget in Fleet Street,
showing the inside and outside thereof,
being 235 feet high. Sir Chr. Wren, Kl,
Arch . ; and Mr. Sam1. Foulkes, mason,"
1680. A print. 17 by 25.
101. "A Perspective View of the North-West Front
of ye Parish Church of ST. Bride's," and
the North side of Fleet Street, towards SI
Paul's. J. Donowell del. 7. Bowles sculp, 1761. IS by 10.
102. The Improvement in Fleet Street by an Ave
nue to SI Bride's Church.
J. B. Papworth arch*. An etching by Thos. Kearman,
1825. n\ by 16*.
D D 2

404 VIEWS OF LONDON.
103. The New Avenue to SI Bride's Church, Fleet
Street. 7. H. Shepherd del. J. Tingle sculp, 1829. 3* by 6*.
104. SI Bride's Church, Fleet Street, East Front.
G. Shepherd del. Wise sculp, 18 14. 6| by 4.
105. SI Bride's Church, N.E. Front.
A water-colour Drawing by G. Shepherd. 6 by 7*.

106. Dunstan House, at the corner of Water Lane
and Fleet Street.
7. L. Donaldson arch*. C. Mow lithog, 1842. 8 by 13*.
107. New Bridge Street, Blackfriars, View to
wards the Bridge.
F. Nash del. W. J. Bennett sculp, 1809. 20 by 16.
108. View of Bridge Street and the Obelisk, erected
to John Wilkes, in 1755.
Pubd. by Ackerman in 1808. 7* by 5*.
109. View of the Obelisk, erected to Aldn. Waith-
man, in 1833.
A woodcut, 1 844. 6 by 6.
BRIDEWELL.
no. "Bridewell at Blackfriars," the River En
trance as it appeared 1660. 3* by 2|.
111. The Old Entrance to Bridewell from Bridge
Street, Blackfriars, as it appeared 1678.
A print. 6\ by 6*.

Portfolio XIX. FLEET PRISON. 405
112. "The Prospect of Bridewell," a Bird's-eye
View of the Inner Courts towards the
South. J. Kip del. et sculp, 1720. 13 by 7.
113. The Inner Court of Bridewell, as it appeared
circa 1720. 4* by 3.
114. Bird's-eye View of Bridewell, towards the
South.
Sutton Nicholls del. et sculp, 1725. \8\ by 13.
115. The N.W. front of the Chapel, &c, at Bride
well, Blackfriars ; now pulled down.
7. H. Shepherd del, 181 2. Pubd. by Wilkinson. 8 by 12.
116. View of part of the Quadrangle of Bridewell
Hospital, Blackfriars.
7. H. Shepherd del. 7. Dale sculp, 1822. 1 \\ by 10.

117. Two Small Views of Fleet Ditch and the
Bridge, with men bathing.
Frankendall sculp, 1740. 2f by \\.
118. " A Fleet Wedding," at Fleet Market (Verses
at the bottom).
J. June sculp, 1747. n* by 8*.
119. The Tailor's Fleet Wedding Entertainment at
the Tavern at Rederiff (verses at the bottom)
1747. "iby7i.
FLEET PRISON.
120. The Fleet Prison in Farringdon Street.
Shepherd del, 1829. A print. 6 by $\

406 VIEWS OF LONDON.
121. The Inner Court ofthe Fleet Prison, with the
prisoners playing at Rackets.
A water-colour Drawing by Pugin & Rowlandson, 1 807.
iof by8.
122. Engraving (coloured) from the above Drawing.
Stadler sculp, 1808. 10 by 8£.
123. The Poor Debtors' Cell in Fleet Prison.
A woodcut. 4 by 4f .
1 24. The Entrance to the Strong Room at Fleet
Prison. A woodcut, 1844. 3i by 4*.
LUDGATE STREET.
1 25. View of the North Front of Ludgate Street
from Ludgate Hill, with View of St. Martin
Ludgate Church, towards Si Paul's.
W. Marlow del. Thos. Morris sculp, 1792. 20 by 18.
126. ST. Martin Ludgate Church, on the North
side of the Street, looking towards SI Paul's.
A water-colour Drawing by G. Shepherd, 18 14. 6i by 8*.
127. Engraving from the above.
By Jenkins. 6 by 10*.
128. View of Ludgate Street, towards SI Paul's.
7. Boys del. et lithog, 1848. 12^ by 17*.
129. View of Ludgate Hill towards Si Paul's, with
the Civic Procession on Lord Mayor's
Day.
D. Roberts del. E. Goodall sculp, 1844. 13* by 12.

Portfolio XIX. LUDGATE HILL. 407
130. A Bird's-eye View of the Western part of
London, from the Stone Gallery of SI
Paul's, looking down Ludgate Hill.
A woodcut, 1844. 8* by 12.
131. Long View of the Houses on the North and
South sides of Fleet Street, Ludgate Hill,
and SI Paul's Church Yard, from Temple
Bar to Si Paul's.
Tallis's "Directory," 1848. 107 by 3|.
132. Six Views connected with the above, viz. : SI
Dunstan's Church, The Middle Temple,
Temple Church, Blackfriars' Bridge, Allen
& Son's Shop, and SI Paul's.
7. H. Shepherd del, 1848. 6 by 4.
133. The Old Belle Sauvage Inn, Ludgate Hill.
A pencil drawing by G. Shepherd, 1809. 8 by 10.
134. The Inn Yard of the Old Belle Sauvage,
Ludgate Hill.
A water-colour Drawing by G. Shepherd, 1809. 11* by 8.
135. Another View of the Inn Yard, with a Stage
Omnibus. A pencil Drawing by G. Shepherd, 1809. 1 1* by 7\.
136. The Houses on the North side of Ludgate
Hill ; the Cambridge Coach, " The Star,"
leaving the Belle Sauvage Inn.
7. Young del. A coloured print. 17 by 16.

408 VIEWS OF LONDON.

OLD ST. PAULS CATHEDRAL.
137. Paul's Cross, with Dr. Shaw preaching, about
I483- 4 by 7.
138. View of Si Paul's Church Yard, with the
Execution of the Gunpowder Plot Con
spirators in 1606.
N. de Visscher del. et sculp. 13*- by 9\.
139. ST. Paul's, with the Cross, as it appeared
about 1620. 4 by 3.
140. A Bird's-eye View of the N.E. Front of ST.
Paul's, with Dr. John King preaching at
Paul's Cross before King James 1st, March
26th, 1620. From an antient Painting in
the possession of the Soe. of Antiq.
J. Stow sculp. Pubd by R. Wilkinson, 181 1.
11* by 17.
141. A small Copy of the above. 6 by 7*

2-

142. Geometrical View of the West Front of ST.
Paul's, as built by Inigo Jones.
H. Flatcroff del. H. Hulsbergh sculp, 1633. 14* by 15*.
143. Small View of the above.
D. King del, 1633. 7 by 10.
144. S . Paul's, West Front, as it appeared after
the addition made Dy Inigo Jones, before
the Great Fire.
A print, 1633. 6 by 4*.

Portfolio XIX. ST. PAUL'S. 409
145. " Ecclesia Paulina Prospectus," the South
Front of SI Paul's, as it appeared with the
Spire before it was burnt by lightning,
1 561. W. Hollar del. et sculp, 1657. 15 by 11.
146. " Ecclesle Cathedralis Sti. Pauli," View
of the South Front of Si Paul's, as it ap
peared without the Spire, and before the
Great Fire.
W. Hollar del, 1657. 16 by 9.
147. "The North Prospect of ye Cathedral Church
of ST. Paul's, in London," as it appeared
before the Great Fire.
W. Hollar del. D. King sculp, 1657. 14 by 8*.
148. ST. Paul's, East Front, as it appeared before
the Great Fire.
J. Harris del, 1657. 10 by 7*..
149. Two small Views of the South Front of ST.
Paul's in Flames.
W. Hollar del. et sculp, 1666. 4 by 2*..
150. Two small Views of the N. and S. Fronts of
ST. Paul's after the Spire was burnt by
lightning, 1657.
1755. 6* by 4*..
151. ST. Paul's, South Front, showing the Spire,
before 1561.
A print, 1755. 6 by 5,

410 VIEWS OF LONDON.
152. Geometrical Elevation of the West Front of
Old St. Paul's, compared with Si Ste
phen's, Vienna, Strasburg Cathedral, the
Tower of Mechlin, and the Great Pyramid
of Egypt, to one scale.
7. H. Clarke del. Py all sculp., 1833. 18 by 15.

NEW ST. PAULS CATHEDRAL.
153. The South Front of ST. Paul's Cathedral, as
first proposed by Sir Christi Wren, 1670. 7\ by 6\.
154. The New Cathedral of ST. Paul's, during the
rebuilding in the year 1695, with the Scaf
folding. Sutton Nicholls del. et sculp. 12 by 7\.
155. ST. Paul's Cathedral, South Front, as com
pleted in 1 710.
J. King del. 7. Harris sculp. 15 by 12.
156. Ditto ditto. The East Front. 12 by 15.
157. Ditto ditto. The West Front. 12 by 15.
158. The Statue of Queen Anne, erected in the
centre of Si Paul's Church Yard.
F. Bird del. Pubd. by Carrington Bowles, 171 3.
21 by 25*.
159. ST. Paul's, East Front, as it appeared 1710.
Schwert del. R. Par sculp. 13 by 9.
160. ST. Paul's, West Front, ditto.
J. Simon sculp. Pubd. by Thos. Bowles. 18 by 24*.

Portfolio XIX. ST. PAUL'S. 411
161. ST. Paul's, North Front, ditto.
H. Hulsbergh sculp. Pubd. by Thos. Bowles. 27* by 20.
162. ST. Paul's, North Front.
H. Hulsbergh del, 17 16. Pubd. by Thos. Bowles. 27 by 19.
163. View of the N.W. Front of ST. Paul's, with
Queen Anne's Statue.
D. Stagvendaal del, 1725. Pubd. by H. Overton. 27 by 19.
164. ST. Paul's, S.E. Front, in 1743.
P. Fourdrinier sculp. 36 by 23*.
165. ST. Paul's, S.E. Front, in 1753.
J. Maurer del. et sculp, I of by 7%.
166. ST. Paul's, West Front, in 1794.
Pubd. by Bowles & Carver. 16* by 10*.
167. ST. Paul's Cathedral, North Front.
7. Malton del. et sculp, 1797. 14 by 11*.
168. ST. Paul's, from Ludgate Hill.
J. Malton del. et sculp, 1797. 9 by 14.
169. ST. Paul's, North Front, from Cheapside.
J. Malton del. et sculp, 1797. 9 by 14.
170. ST. Paul's, S.W. Front.
J. Malton del. et sculp, 1798. 9 by 14.
171. ST. Paul's, looking towards Ludgate Hill.
J. Gendall del. D. Havell sculp, 18 18. 19* by 15*.
172. ST. Paul's, South Front, looking towards
Watling Street.
C, W. Radclyffe del. et lithog, 1842. 9 by 14.

412 VIEWS OF LONDON.
173. ST. Paul's Cathedral, looking up Ludgate Hill.
E. Walker del. et lithog, 1852. 16 by 12.
174. Geometrical Elevation of the West Front of
the Cathedral of ST. Paul, compared with
SI Peter's, Rome, the Cathedrals of Salis
bury and Norwich, and the Great Pyramid
of Egypt, to one scale.
7. H. Clarke del. R. Havell sculp, 1831. 18* by 12*-
st. Paul's church yard.
175. "View ofthe Chapter House, ofthe Cathe
dral Church of ST. Paul, on the North side
of SI Paul's Church Yard."
J. Harris del. et sculp, 1668. 22* by 18.
176. Small View of the Chapter House, reduced
from the above, with a description at bottom.
Par sculp. Pubd. by J. Overton, 1725. 9* by 6*.
177. The South side of Si Paul's Church Yard,
from Paul's Chain to Watling Street.
J. Horner del. et sculp. 18* by 9*.
178. The North side of SI Paul's Church Yard,
from Chapter Court to Cheapside.
J. Homer del. et sculp. 151 by 10.
1 79. View of Carrington Bowles's Print Shop.
Pubd. by Bowles, 1774. IO by 14*.
180. View of Carrington Bowles's Print Shop at
. the corner of Chapter Court. " A neat
scene on a windy day."
Pubd. by Bowles, 1774. 10 by 14.

Portfolio XIX. ST. PAUL'S. 413
181. Five Views of the Scaffolding erected round
the Cross of Si Paul's for taking the Ord
nance Survey of London and its Environs.
Smyth del, 1849. 24 by 15-
182. Cook and Son's Warehouse, SI Paul's Church
Yard. A woodcut. 9* by 7.
st. Paul's school.
183. An Old View of SI Paul's School, in 1670.
A scarce print, 13* by 10.
184. SI Paul's School.
Engraved by B. Cole. 6 by 6.
185. SI Paul's School in 1783, with description at
bottom. B. Hewlett sculp. Pubd. by Wilkinson, 1825. n*by8|.
186. SI Paul's School.
£. Rawles del. et sculp, 1807. 6 by 4\.
187. View of SI Paul's School.
A. Pugin del. J. Stadler sculp, 181 5. 10* by 8*.
188. View of SI Paul's School, with, East side of
ST. Paul's Church Yard.
An outline Engraving, 1820. 10* by 7*.
189. The New Building of SI Paul's School, erected
1823. 7. H. Shepherd del. W. D. sculp, 1827. 5* by 4*.

414 VIEWS OF LONDON.

Portfolio XX.
DOCTORS' COMMONS, THAMES STREET, CANNON
STREET, BILLINGSGATE, THE TOWER, ST. KATHERINE S.
i. View of the Dean of Si Paul's House, in Paul's
Chain, leading to Great Carter Street, erected
1668, as it appeared 1794.
A Drawing by Mrs. Schmidt. 8 by 6f .
doctors' COMMONS.
2. The Entrance to the Prerogative Will Office,
Knight Rider Street.
7. H. Shepherd del. W. W aliis sculp, 1831. 2* by 4*.
3. The North-East Front of Doctors' Commons,
Bennet Hill, and Knight Rider Street.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1 8 54.
10* by 7*.
4. The Inner Court of Doctors' Commons.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1854. 10 by 7.
5. View of " The College of Arms, or Heralds'
Office," on Bennet Hill, Doctors' Commons,
with 17 Coats of Arms of the various Officers
belonging to the College.
7. Malton del. 7. White sculp, 1768. 19 by 14.
6. View of the Inner Court of the Heralds' Col
lege, Bennet Hill, in 1830.
7. H. Shepherd del. W. W aliis sculp. 6 by 5.

Portfolio XX. THAMES STREET. 415
7. S . Mary Magdalen Church, on the North
side of Knight Rider Street.
G. Shepherd del. J. Skelton sculp., 18 12. 11* by 9.
8. View of the North Front of the above Church.
A water-colour Drawing by W. Pearson. 18 12. 6* by 9.
9. Church of ST. Nicholas, Cole Abbey, on the
West side of Knight Rider Street.
A water-colour Drawing by J. Coney, 181 1. 6* by 9.
10. Engraving from the above Drawing.
By J. Skelton, 18 12. 6* by 11.
11. View of ST. Bennet's Church, Paul's Wharf,
Thames Street.
A water-colour Drawing by W. Pearson, 18 10. 6* by 8.
12. Engraving from the above.
By J. W. White, 18 10. 6\by \i\.
13. Church of ST. Andrew Wardrobe.
A water-colour Drawing by W. Pearson, 1810. 6 by 8\.
14. Engraving from the above Drawing.
By J. W. White, 18 10. 6 by 11.
15. Old Alms Houses, SI Peter's Hill, Thames
Street, founded by David Smith, 1584.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1855. 9f by 7i-
16. ST. Michael's Church, Queenhithe, on the
North side of Thames Street.
A water-colour Drawing by J. Coney, 1812. 6* by 9.
1 7. Engraving from the above Drawing.
By J. Skelton, 1812. 6* by II.

41 6 VIEWS OF LONDON.
1 8. ST. Michael's Church, Queenhithe, North
Front. A water-colour Drawing by W. Pearson, 1812. 6* by 8\.
19. ST. Mary Somerset Church, on the North
side of Thames Street, near Broken Wharf.
A water-colour Drawing by J. Coney, 18 12. 6* by 8h
20. Engraving from the above Drawing.
By J. Skelton, 1812. 6* by II.
21. View of Queen Hythe, Upper Thames Street
(now demolished).
A Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1855. 9| by 7.
22. Allhallows Church, corner of Bread Street.
A water-colour Drawing by J. Coney, 1812. 6* by 8*.
23. Engraving from the above Drawing.
By J. Skelton, 1812. 6* by 11.
24. ST. Mildred's Church, on the East side of
Bread Street.
A water-colour Drawing by J. Coney, 18 12. 6* by 8*.
25. Engraving from the above Drawing.
By J. Skelton, 18 12. 6* by 11.
26. Church of Allhallows the Great, on South
side of Thames Street.
A water-colour Drawing by J. Coney, 18 12. 6* by 8*.
27. Engraving from the above.
By J. Skelton, 18 12. 61 by 11.
28. Church of Allhallows the Great.
A water-colour Drawing by W. Pearson. 8 by 6*.

Portfolio XX. WATLING STREET. 417
29. View of the Front of Old Gerard's Hall Inn
and Tavern, in Basing Lane.
A print pubd by J. Leader, 1853. 6 by 4*,
30. The Old Gerard's Hall Inn, Basing Lane,
Bread Street (now pulled down).
A water-colour Drawing by 7, H, Shepherd, 1852. 8f by 6*.
31. The Sign of the Giant, at Gerard's Hall.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1852. 4 by 5-
32. Two Views of the ancient Crypt under Gerard's
Hall. Two water-colour Drawings by Simpson, 1852.
each 10* by 7\.
WATLING STREET.
33. View of S . Anthony's Church and Watling
Street.
T. H. Shepherd del. A- Cruse sculp, 1830. 2* by 4*,
34. ST. Anthony's Church, in Watling Street.
A water-colour Drawing by W. Pearson, 18 10. 6± by 8*.
35. Engraving from the above Drawing.
By W. Preston, 18 10. 6\ by 11.
36. ST. Austin's Church, North side of Watling
Street. A water-colour Drawing by W- Pearson.
37. Engraving from the above Drawing.
38. ST. Mary Aldermary Church, Bow Lane,
Watling Street.
A water-colour Drawing by W. Pearson, 1812. 6* by 9.
E E

41 8 VIEWS OF LONDON.
39. ST. Mary Aldermary Church.
G. Shepherd del. Wise sculp, 181 2. 6 by u£.
40. ST. Michael Paternoster Royal, on East
side of College Hill.
A water-colour Drawing by J. Coney, 18 12. 6* by 8*.
41. Engraving from the above Drawing.
By J. Skelton, 18 12. 6* by 11.
42. ST. James's Church, Garlick Hithe.
J. Coney del. et sculp, 1812. 6* by 11.
43. Mercers' School, College Hill, founded by
Whittington, circa 1419; rebuilt circa 1668.
A print, pubd. 1837. 31 by 6.
44. View of the above, towards Thames Street.
7. H. Shepherd del. Wallis sculp, 1837. 3 by 4|.
45. Merchant Taylors' School, Suffolk Lane,
Thames Street, erected 1675.
G. Shepherd del. et sculp, 1815. 5* by 4*.
46. View of the above, towards Thames Street,
181 1- 5* by 4*.
47. The Cloister of Inner Court, Merchant Taylors'
School. A pencil Drawing by G. Shepherd 'in 181 1. 6* by 8.
48. Engraving from the above Drawing.
G. Shepherd sculp. cl by 41.
49. New Salter's Hall, Si Swithin's Lane, as
erected in 1827.
H. Carr arch*. A print 16 by 131.

Portfolio XX. CANNON STREET. 419
CANNON STREET.
50. ST. Swithin's Church, Cannon Street, with
the Pedestal containing London Stone.
A water-colour Drawing by Coney, 1812. 9 by 7\.
51. ST. Swithin's Church, North Front, and the
Old Buildings round it.
W. Pearson del, 1 8 1 2. 6* by 8.
52. ST Swithin's S.E. Front.
J. Coney del, 1 8 1 2. 9 by 7.
53. London Stone, as it appeared 1797.
J. 7. Smith del. et sculp. 6 by 8*.
54. View of the North side of Cannon Street, with
S. Swithin's Church.
7. H. Shepherd del, 1 849. 8* by 6.
55. A View of North side of Cannon Street, show
ing London Stone.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1854.
8\ by 6.
56. London Stone, with Jack Cade and the Rebels
in Cannon Street.
J. Wale del. Walker sculp. 4 by 6*.
57. The ancient Pavement discovered in making
New Cannon Street.
A woodcut, 1853. 6 by 4*.

58. View of pulling down Old Houses in Crooked
Lane, when making the New Street to Lon
don Bridge.
A Drawing by Varley, 1830. "*by 10*.

E E 2

420 VIEWS OF LONDON.
59. King William Street, London Bridge, looking
North. Jones del. Hopkins sculp. 9 by 6*.
60. The Bridge over Thames Street, and the Old
Doorway to Fishmongers' Hall.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1845.
i3i by 8*.
61. Church of St. Clement, Eastcheap, on the
East side of Si Clement's Lane.
A water-colour Drawing by J. Coney, 18 12. 8* by 6*.
62. Engraving from the above Drawing.
By J. Skelton, 18 12. 7f by 8±.
63. Church of St. Michael, Crooked Lane, East-
cheap, now pulled down.
A water-colour Drawing by J. Coney, 18 12. 6* by 8*.
64. Engraving from the above Drawing.
By J. Skelton, 181 2. 6* by 11.
65. View in Eastcheap ; with a scene from Jonson's
" Every Man in his Humour "— " Bobadil's
Disgrace." P. Dance del. C. Mozley sculp, 1752. 14 by 13*.
66. Church of St. Mary Abchurch, in Abchurch
Lane. A water-colour Drawing by J. Coney, 18 12. 6i by 8*.
67. Engraving from the above Drawing.
By J. Skelton, 1812. 61- by 11.
68. The Steel Yard, Upper Thames Street.
A Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 185 1. 9* by 7.

Portfolio XX. BILLINGSGA TE. 42 1
BILLINGSGATE.
69. Old Billingsgate on Market Day.
A water-colour Drawing by Rowlandson, 1761. 8* by 6.
70. " The View and Humours of Billingsgate," with
verses at the bottom.
A. Vanhaecken del, 1762. 22 by 18.
71. Old Billingsgate (the Fishwoman giving a
Gentleman a Cornish Hug).
J. Nixon del, 178 1. 9 by 14.
72. " Billingsgate Triumphant," a View in
Thames Street, near the sign of " The Two
Fighting Cocks," with a fight between a
woman and a Frenchman.
Pubd. by Carrington Bowles, 1781. 10 by 14.
73. Billingsgate Market. Si Giles's women
attending the market.
Rowlandson del, 1796. A coloured print. 13 by 8*.
74. Billingsgate Market, Ladies buying fish.
A proof etching. E. Ansell del, 1798. 20* by 15*.
75. Billingsgate Market, looking towards the
River. W. Capon del. J. Walker sculp, 180 1. 6* by 5.
76. Wapping Old Stairs, one of " the Miseries of
London." Rowlandson del. et sculp, 1807. 9 by 13.
77. View of Billingsgate Market, towards the
River.
Rowlandson & Pugin del. Bluck sculp, 1808. A co
loured print. i°i by 8*.

422 VIEWS OF LONDON.
78. N.E. Front of Billingsgate Market.
A Drawing by G. Shepherd, 18 10. 8 by gf.
79. N.E. Front of Billingsgate Market.
J. C Whichelo del. 7. J. Busby sculp, 18 12. 6 by 5.
80. Billingsgate Market, from the River, looking
towards London Bridge.
S. Owen del. W. B. Cooke sculp, 18 14. 8 by 5*.
81. Billingsgate Market from the River.
A Drawing by G. Shepherd, 1829. 14 by 9f.
82. Billingsgate Market from the River.
J. Salmon del. J. Wood sculp, 1837. 6\ by 5
83. The Interior of Old Billingsgate Market.
A woodcut, 1850. 6 by 4.
84. New Billingsgate Market, erected 1851.
J. B. Bunning arch*. C. Hawing del. Kent lithog. 17 by 13.
85. The Interior of the New Market as designed by
J. B. Bunning.
A woodcut, 1 85 1. 9* by 7.
86. New Billingsgate Market, from the River.
A woodcut, 1853. 10 by 6*.
87. View of the Fire in Thames Street, from the
Arch over Thames Street, towards Billings
gate. A woodcut, 1852. 5 by 7*.
88. ST. Dunstan's Church, South side of Tower
Street. G. Shepherd del. S. Lacey sculp, 181 1. 6* by 11*.

Portfolio XX. THAMES STREET. 423
89. Church of St. Dunstan's-on-Hill, from Bil
lingsgate. E. W. Cooke del. Geo. Cook sculp, 1828. 4* by 7|.
90. Church of St. Margaret Pattens, North
side of Little Tower Street.
A water-colour Drawing by J. Coney, 1812. 8* by 8*.
91. Engraving from the above Drawing.
Pubd. by Booth, 18 14. 6* by 1 \\.
92. Church of St. George, West side of Botolph
Lane. J. Coney del. J. Skelton sculp, 18 14. 6* by 11.
93. Church of St. Mary-at-Hill, near Billings
gate. A water-colour Drawing by J. Coney, 1812. 8* by 6*.
94. Engraving from the above Drawing.
By J. Skelton, 18 12. 8* by 8f.
95. The King's Weighing House, Little East-
cheap. 7. H. Shepherd deL R. Aeon sculp, 1828. 6 by 4*.
96. The Old Coal Exchange on the North side
of Thames Street.
7. H. Shepherd del. R. Aeon sculp, 1830. Sf by Sh
97. View of the Remains of a Roman Villa, disco
vered in 1846, in Lower Thames Street, the
site of the New Coal Exchange.
A woodcut by 7. W. Fair holt, 1846. 9 by 6\.

424 VIEWS OF LONDON.
98. The New Coal Exchange, Thames Street,
designed by J. B. Bunning, 1847.
R. S. Groom del. et lithog. io by 8.
99. The New Coal Exchange.
A woodcut. 7* by 7.
100. The West and South Fronts of the New Coal
Exchange. 7. Bedford lithog, 1847. 16 by 12.
101. View of the West and South Fronts of the
New Coal Exchange, with Prince Albert,
the Prince of Wales, and the Princess Royal
at the Ceremony of the Opening.
J. Salmon del. H. Adlard sculp, 1849. 16 by 9.
102. " The London Commercial Sale Rooms," on
the East side of Mincing Lane.
G. Shepherd del. Pubd. by Ackerman, 181 5. 7\ by 6*.
103. View of the above Building, towards Fen-
church Street.
A Drawing by G. Shepherd, 18 12. 7* by 7.
104. " The New Commercial Sale Room, which
was used as the Custom House after the
Fire in 1814."
Pubd. by Laurie & Whittle, 181 5. 16* by 11*.
105. ClothWorkers' Hall, Mincing Lane.
A woodcut 6* by 10*.
106. View of the Antient Part of the Church o^
ST. Dunstan-in-the-East.
J. 7. Smith del. et sculp, 1813. 9 by 11 1.

Portfolio XX. THAMES STREET. 425
107. "A Perspective View of the Corn Factors'
Exchange," on the East side of Mark Lane,
erected 1 75 1 . 6* by 6.
108. View of the Old Corn Market in Mark Lane,
with Christi Atkinson, M.P., standing in
the Pillory, Nov. 25th, 1785, for perjury,
with inscription at the bottom.
M. J. R. del. R. Barlow sculp. 12* by 12*.
109. " The New Corn Exchange, Mark Lane."
7. H. Shepherd del. J. Henshall sculp, 1828. 5i by 5.
no. An Old House, No. 35, Mark Lane.
A water-colour Drawing by Findley. 4* by 6*.
111. An Old Mansion on West side of Mark Lane,
the residence of a Spanish Ambassador,
1680. A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1852. 8* by 7\.
112. S.W. Prospect of the Antient Church of
Allhallows Staining, on the West side
of Mark Lane.
R. West del. W. H. Toms sculp, 1736. 12 by 12.
1 13. South Front of the above Church.
W. Pearson del. Preston sculp, 18 10. 8 by 9.
1 14. The Old Ship Tavern and Hotel, Water Lane,
Thames Street, which escaped the Great
Fire. A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1857. 8 by 8.

426 VIEWS OF LONDON.
115. Drawing of the Panel to the Entrance Door
of the above, used at the time of the
Plague. A water-colour drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1857. 4* by 4*.
116. The Old Trinity House, in Water Lane,
built in 1 7 18.
A Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1857. 9* by 7\.
117. Entrance Gate to Trinity House, Water Lane.
A woodcut, 1856. 4* by 3*.
118. The N.E. Prospect ofthe Antient Church of
ST. Olave, Hart Street.
R. West del. W. H. Toms sculp, 1736. 12 by 11.
1 19. The S.E. Prospect of the above Church.
W. Pearson del. Preston sculp, 18 10. 8 by 9.
•120. "The Antient Magnificent Mansion lately
standing in Hart Street, Crutched Friars,
rebuilt in the reign of Henry 8th " (taken
down in 1801).
Drawn and etched by J. T. Smith, 1792. 9 by nf.
121. The Drapers' Almshouses, in Cooper Row,
Crutched Friars, endowed by Sir John
Milborne, rebuilt by the Drapers' Company,
1668. A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 185 1.
9f by 7
122. The Inner Court of the above Almshouses.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 185 1.
9fby7

Portfolio XX. TOWER HILL. 427
123. Old Archway Entrance to the above Alms
houses. J. W. Archer del. et sculp, 1848. 6 by 10.
124. Old Houses in Crutched Friars, adjoining the
Blackwall Railway.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1846. 71 by 6.
125. Stove Grate Manufactory, corner of John
Street, Crutched Friars, 1836.
A print. 1 1 by 8|.
126. New Custom House> North Front, as de
signed by D. Laing.
7. H. Shepherd del. J. Henshall sculp, 1828. 53 by4*-
NOTE. — The Views of the Custom House are in Port
folio VIII.
127. "The South-East Prospect ofthe Church
of Allhallows Barking," Tower Street.
R. West del. Toms sculp, 1736. 12 by 11.
128. View of the above Church, looking West.
A water-colour Drawing, circa 1800. 13 by 9*.
1 29. View of the above Church.
W. Pearson del. et sculp, 18 10. 8 by 6*.
TOWER HILL.
130. "View of the New Trinity House, Tower
Hill," erected 1793.
S. Wyatt arch*. A print, 1799. 15 by 11.
131. " The New Trinity House," Tower Hill.
7. Malton del. et sculp, 1799. 12 by 10.

428 VIEWS OF LONDON.

executions on tower hill.
132. " The True Maner of the Execution of Thomas
Earl of Strafford upon Tower Hill, the 12th
of May, 1 64 1."
W. Hollar del. et sculp. io by 7.
133. The Trial of the Earl of Strafford at West
minster Hall.
W. Hollar del. et sculp, 1641. 1 of by 10.
134. " A Perspective View of Tower Hill and place
of Execution of the Lords Kilmarnock
and Balmarino, Augsl 18th, 1746," with a
description at the bottom.
J. M. del. et sculp. 16 by 9*.
135. " The beheading of the Rebel Lords on Great
Tower Hill," 1746.
A print. 14 by iof.
136. "A True Representation of Tower Hill, from
a raised point of view on the North side,
Augl 1 8th, 1746, when the Earl of Kilmar
nock and Lord Balmarino were beheaded.
G. Budd del. P. C. Canot sculp, 1746. 24 by 15.
137. " The North-West Prospect of the Tower of
London at the time of Execution of Lord
Lovat ; with View of the falling of a Scaf
fold, whereby above fifty lost their lives."
7. H. Bunck del. et sculp, 1747. i8| by 14.

Portfolio XX. THE TO WER. 429
138. "A Representation of the Execution of Lord
Lovat," giving View of the Houses on
Tower Hill.
A print. 6| by 4.
THE TOWER.
139. "The West View of the Tower of Lon
don." A description at bottom.
Samuel Buck del. Nat. Buck sculp, 1737. 13! by 7*.
140. The South View of the Tower of London.
S. Buck del. N. Buck sculp, 1737. 14 by 7*.
141. The Tower, West Front, with representation
of the Procession from the Tower, with the
Regalia for the Coronation of William and
Mary, in 1689.
A Dutch print. 12 by 3\.
142. The Tower, West Front, with the above
Procession reversed, 1689.
A Dutch print. 22* by 4.
143. "A North-West View of the Tower of Lon
don." J. Maurer del. et sculp, 1741. » 15 by 10.
144. The Tower, South-West Front, and the
Traitor's Gate, 1741.
A print. 4* by 3*.
145. The Tower, East Front, with representation
of plundering the Wild Beasts from the
Tower. Pubd. by Sayers & Bennett, 1777. 13I by 9*.

430 VIEWS OF LONDON.
146. The Tower, North Front, with a Methodist
Preacher, &c, on Tower Hill.
R. Dighton del. Pubd. by R. Sayers, 1784. 8* by 8*.
147. The Tower, West Front, taken from Tower
Street. A water-colour Drawing by J. Bromley, 1784. 14 by 5*.
148. The White Tower, North-West Front.
A print pubd. by Hooper, 1784. 6\ by 4*.
149. The White Tower, North-West Front, in
the Great Court.
An Original Drawing by Francis Grose, the Anti
quary, 1784. \\\ by 10.
1 50. The White Tower, North East Front, from
the Court Yard.
7. Malton del. et sculp, 1799. 12 by 10.
151. "The West Front of the Tower of Lon
don," and the Old Entrance Gates.
J. Taylor del. J. Basire sculp, 1802. 8 by 5*.
152. The Tower, North-East Front, looking to
wards Tower Hill.
Rowlandson & Pugin del. Sunderland sculp., 1809.
14* by 8*.
153. The Traitor's Gate across Tower Ditch.
Storer del. et sculp, 1806. 4 by 7.
154. " Entrance to the Tower by water, with part
of the Bloody Tower, 1806."
A print. 4* by 8.

Portfolio XX. THE TOWER. 431
155. The Tower, East Front.
Greig del. Storer sculp, 1808. 3* by 3.
156. The S.W. Gate and Tower, with the Bridge
leading to the Traitor's Gate.
A proof, 1 810. 6* by 8\.
157. The Bywand Tower and Gateway.
J. P. Neale del. Sands sculp, 18 10. 5 by 4.
1 58. Another View of the above.
J. Store del. et sculp, 18 10. 2* by 4.
159. View of the Old Entrance Gate, called the
Bywand Tower, towards Traitor's Bridge.
W. Deeble del. W. Woolnorth sculp, 1823. S\ by 4*.
160. The Antient Gateway in the Bloody Tower.
A proof print, 1 810. 6* by 8£.
161. The Tower, North-West Front, from the
Hill. J. O. Neale del. Busby sculp, 18 14. 6 by 4*.
162. View of part of the Tower, Tower Hill, and
the New Mint, taken from the Postern at
Tower Ditch.
R. B. Schnebbelie del. Hawkins sculp, 18 14. 6* by 4*.
163. View of the Tower, taken from Tower Street.
R. Havell del. Havell, junr, sculp, 1821. 13 by 9%.
164. The White Tower, North-West Front, from
the Court Yard.
7. Nash del. J. Pye sculp, 1821. 8* by 7\.

432 VIEWS OF LONDON.
165. The Tower, North-West Front, taken from
Tower Hill.
7. H. Shepherd del, 1830. 6 by 4.
166. The Tower, North-West Front, and the En
trance, with a View of the New Mint ;
taken from Tower Hill.
7. 5. Boys del. et lithog, 1842. 17 by 8.
167. View as above, coloured. 17 by 8.
168. The Bloody Tower and the Record Office, in
the Tower.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1851.
6| by Sh
169. " The South-East Prospect of the Chapel
Royal of SI Peter in the Tower," from the
Court Yard.
R. West del. W. H. Toms sculp, 1737. 12 by 11.
1 70. The South Front of Si Peter's Chapel, from
the Court Yard.
7. Nash del. J. Byrne sculp, 1821. 8* by 7f.
171. " View of the North side of the Tower of Lon
don," with Conflagration of the Armoury on
Saturday, Octr. 30th, 1841, from Tower
Hill. 7. C. Dibden del. et lithog. 14 by 11*.
172. The Tower of London, North Front, as seen
after the Fire of the Armoury, taken from
Tower Hill.
7. 5. Boys del. et lithog, 1841. J7* by 9.

Portfolio XX. THE TO WER. 433
173. The Conflagration of the Armoury Octl 30,
1 84 1, as seen before the destruction of the
Roof. Bragg & Ash del. et lithog. 1 1* by 6.
174. The Armoury as seen in the Interior from the
Parade, after the roof fell in, Octr. 30th,
1841. i3iby5-
175. View of the Ruins of the Grand Storehouse
and Armoury in the Tower of London.
E. Faulkner del. F. Ireland lithog, 1841. 20 by 16*.
1 76. The New Wellington Barracks in the Tower
of London, upon the site of the Old
Armoury. A woodcut, 1 846. 9* by 7*.
177. The Canteen in the Tower called the Stone
Kitchen, pulled down 1827.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd. 6 by 8^.
178. The Old Houses adjoining the Bloody Tower
(pulled down 1849).
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd. 6 by 7|.
179. The House in the Tower called the Golden
Chain, used as a Canteen (now pulled down).
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1850. 8 by 5*.
180. View of the Execution of Lady Jane Grey at
the Tower, 12th Feb., 1554.
A foreign print. S* by 7\.
f f

434 VIEWS OF LONDON.
181. Another View of the Execution.
An English print. 6 by 8*.
182. Portrait of "William Laud," Archbishop of
Canterbury, with View of his Execution,
10th Jany., 1645, at the Tower.
Ami. Pieters excudit. 41 by 5*.
183. View of the Seven Bishops going to the
Tower, 1688. 7\by 4\.
TOWER HILL.
184. "View of the New Mint on Tower Hill," for
merly the Victualling Office, erected in 1812.
Johnson archl
J. Johnson del, 18 12. A print. 17 by 10*.
185. The Old George Public House, on the East
side of Tower Hill, near the Postern Gate,
showing part of Old London Wall.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd. IOl by 7*.
186. View of an old House, temp. Henry 8th,
standing on Little Tower Hill, in 1792.
J. T. Smith del. et sculp. 5 by 8.
187. " The old Fountain Inn, in the Minories,"
supposed to have been built 1480.
J. T. Smith del. et sculp, 1 798. 5 by 8.
188. View of Rag Fair, Rosemary Lane.
A water-colour Drawing by Rowlandson, 1784. 10 by 6f.

Portfolio XX. ST. KATHERINE'S. 435
189. Rag Fair, Rosemary Lane.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1854. 10 by 6|.
190. Rag Fair.
A pencil Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 7 by 4*.

ST. KATHERINE S.
191. ST. Katherine's, Tower,
" This Hospital dedicated to S*. Katherine, was founded
1 148, by Maud, wife of King Stephen."
W. Preston del. et sculp, 18 10. 8 by 6|,
192. " East View of the Old Cloisters ofthe Colle
giate Church of ST. Katherine, near the
Tower," taken down July 1755.
7. Perry del. et sculp. 12 by 0.
193. " West View of the Ancient Houses of the
Brothers of SI Katherine, adjoining the
old Cloisters of the Church."
7. Perry del. et sculp, 1764. 12 by 8.
194, North-East View of the Collegiate Church of
ST. Katherine, taken down for the New
Docks in 1826.
B. 7. Pouncy del. et sculp, 1779. 7 by 5f.

F F 2

436 VIEWS OF LONDON.

Portfolio XXI.
CHEAPSIDE TO MANSION HOUSE.
i. "View of the Antient Buildings in West
Cheap, with the old Church of SI Michael-
in-the-Querne," corner of Paternoster Row,
as it appeared 1585.
A Drawing by R. Treswell. 15* by 10*.
2. " West Cheap, as it appeared 1585."
The Engraving from the above Drawing. Howlett
sculp. Pubd. by R. Wilkinson, 1814. 15 by 11*.
3. " Entrde Royalle de la Reyne Mere du Roy tres
Chrestien dans la Ville de Londres."
A View of the Procession of the Queen Mother Marie
de' Medici, along Cheapside, showing the houses on the
North side of the Street, the Cross, Standard, &c, 1638.
Basire sculp. 3 1 \ by 1 1 *.
4. Cheapside Cross, as it appeared in the year
1547, showing part of the Procession of
Edward 6th to his Coronation at Westmin
ster. A print. 1 1 by 9\.
5. " Cheapside Cross alone, as it appeared on its
erection in 1606."
A copy of the original Drawing in the Pepysian Library,
Cambridge. 6\ by 9.
6. Engraving of the above.
W. Herbert del, 1846. 6\ by 10.

Portfolio XXI. CHEAPSIDE. 437
7. " Representation of the Cross in Cheapside in
the year 1643."
A print. 6* by 4*.
8. View of the Mob destroying the Cross in Cheap-
side, 2nd May, 1643.
J. T. Smith del. Pubd. 1793, 5* by 8.
9. " Cheapside, with the Cross, as it appeared
1660." Pubd. by Harrison for " History of London." 9 by 6.
10. " Cheapside as it appeared before the Fire of
London, looking west towards the Cross,
Bow Church, and the Standard."
P ether del. Hamerton lithog, 1833. 8 \ by 13.
11. " Mercers' Chapel," and old Houses in Cheap-
side. A print, 1665. 7* by 5.
12. Entrance to Sadlers' Hall, Cheapside.
A Drawing by Shepherd, 18 10. 5* by 7*.
13. The Duke's Ordinary, as it appeared 1643.
A woodcut. 4* by 3*.
BOW CHURCH.
14. "A Prospect of Bow Church and Steeple in
Cheapside, London," " whose height is from
ye ground 225 foote begun in ye yeare 1671,
and finished in the year 1680." " Designed
by Sir Christopher Wren, and built by John
Thompson and Thomas Cartwright, Masons."
R. Thacker del. N. Yates and J. Collins sculp. 15* by 31*-

438 VIEWS OF LONDON
15. Geometrical View of Bow Church, with the
Arcade fronting Cheapside, as originally in
tended by Sir Christopher Wren.
Hawksmoor del. Hulsbergh sculp, 1680. 19 by 27I.
16. Bow Church and the old Shops in Cheapside,
as they appeared in 1710.
A print. 8 by 13*.
17. "The Church of ST. Mary-le-Bow in Cheap-
side,!' showing the old Signs on the houses,
looking towards Cornhill.
J. Bowles del. et sculp, 1751. 16 by 10.
18. Cheapside, with Bow Church and the old
Signs to the Shops, circa 1751.
7. Bowles del. et sculp. 10 by 6*.
19. Bow Church, and the houses on the North
and South sides of Cheapside, looking to
wards the Poultry.
7. Malton del. et sculp, 1798. 9 by 13^.
20. East View of Bow Steeple, Cheapside.
W. C. Lockner del. ^. Atken sculp, 1801. 11 by 18.
21. ST. Mary-le-Bow Church, Cheapside.
A water-colour Drawing by G. Shepherd, 18 12.
t 6\ by 8*.
22. Engraving from the above drawing.
Wise sculp, 18 1 2. 51 by II
23. Cheapside, with Bow Church.
Mackenzie del. C. Heath sculp, 1825. 31 by 5-1-

Portfolio XXI. CHEAPSIDE. 439
24. View of the Lord Mayor's Show in Cheapside,
as it appeared in the XVII. Century.
A woodcut. 14 by 9*.
25. "The Industrious Apprentice" as Lord Mayor,
engraved by Hogarth, ist State, showing
procession in Cheapside, 1747. 15* by 13*.
26. Another Copy of the above in the altered State.
1 5* by 14.
27. View of the Procession of the Lord Mayor and
Sheriffs through the City on the 9th Nov.,
1847. 7. H. Nicholson del, A woodcut. 21 by 14*.
28. Christmas Gambols in Cheapside ; the " 'Pren
tices' Boxing Day" in 1754, with description
at bottom.
Pubd. by Bowles & Carver. 1 1* by 9 \.
29. The Entrance to SI Paul's Church Yard and
Paternoster Row from Cheapside, 1797. 7 by 5*.
30. The South side of Cheapside, leading to Si
Paul's. G. Shepherd del. Pubd. by Ackerman, 1792. 7* by 5.
31. View of SI Paul's, from Cheapside.
7. C. Dibden del. et lithog, 1846. 7i by 12.
32. The South side of Cheapside, looking from
King Street to SI Paul's.
7. H. Shepherd del. W. E. Abbutt sculp, 1831. 6 by 4*.

4.40 VIEWS OF LONDON.
33. The South side of Cheapside, looking towards
the Poultry and Bucklersbury.
7. H. Shepherd del, 1831. 5l by 4*.
34. Cheapside, the wood paving removed.
A woodcut. 9 by 6.
35. Cheapside, looking West, towards Bow Church,
in 1846. . 4iby3.
36. View of ST. Alban's Church, Wood Street.
A water-colour Drawing by Pearson, 18 10. 6f by 8\.
37. Engraving from the above Drawing.
White sculp, 1810. 6* by 11.
38. Si Michael's Church, on the West side of
Wood Street.
A water-colour Drawing by Coney, 18 12. 6* by 8*.
39. Engraving from the above Drawing.
J. Skelton sculp, 18 14. 6* by 11.
40. An Old House at the corner of Friday Street,
Cheapside, with the sign of the Swan in
front. A Drawing by Findley, 1855. 41 by 8*.
41. Si Matthew's Church, on the West side of
Friday Street.
A water-colour Drawing by J. Coney, 18 12. 8| by 6*.
42. Engraving from the above.
Skelton sculp, 18 14. 81 by 8.

Portfolio XXI. CHEAPSIDE. AAl
43. The City of London School, Milk Street, Cheap-
side, erected 1835.
Bunning del. G. E. Madeley lithog. 19 by 15.
44. View of Bucklersbury, from Cheapside, towards
Walbrook. A Drawing by G. Shepherd, 1809. 8 by iof.
45. The Swan-with-two-Necks Inn, Lad Lane,
showing the Old Gallery.
J. Pollard del. 7. Hosenberg sculp, 183 1. 24 by 17*.
46. The Swan-with-two-Necks Inn, Lad Lane,
in 1855.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd. 9 by 7*.
47. The Blossoms Inn, Lawrence Lane, Cheapside,
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd. 9 by 7*.
48. The Old Cross Keys Inn, on the West side of
Wood Street, Cheapside.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1856.. 9* by 7h
49. The House of Sir Robert Clayton, KI, Lord
Mayor of London, in the Old Jewry, as it
appeared 1679.
Copied from a Drawing in the Crowle " Pennant," by
.7. H. Shepherd, 1850. 9i by 6f.
50. The House of " Sir Robert Clayton, Lord
Mayor." An engraving, circa 1679. 4 by 3*.
51. View of the above House.
A print, from the "Gentleman's Magazine," 181 1.
6* by 4*

442 VIEWS OF LONDON.
52. The Old Gate Entrance to the Mansion of Sir
Robert Clayton (now pulled down).
A print, 1 8 12. 7 by 8.
53. Another View of the above.
A water-colour Drawing by G. Shepherd lxv 1810. 8* by 7.
54. View of the Lord Mayor's Court House and
Office, in the Old Jewry.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1856. 9i by 7i-
55. The Inner Court of the above.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1856. 9i by 7\.
56. View of the Compter, on the East side of Wood
Street (built about 1670).
Pubd. by N. Smith, 1793. 6\ by 8*.
57. Inside View of the Poultry Compter.
J. 7. Smith del. et sculp, 1813. 8| by 11*.
58. Long View of Cheapside and by King William
Street to London Bridge.
From Tallis's "Directory, 1840." yj by 3*.

GUILDHALL.
59. View of Guildhall in 17 17, from the " Vitru-
vius Brittanicus." IO by 8*.
60. The Old Front of Guildhall, with the adjacent
Buildings. Toms del. et sculp, 1720. I2f by 8*.

Portfolio XXI. GUILDHALL. 443
61. View of the Old Guildhall and the adjacent
Buildings, as they appeared 1724, with a
description at the bottom.
7. Bowles fecit. 8* by 6*.
62. Two small Views of the Old Guildhall and the
adjacent Buildings, from " Les Devices."
J. Goeree del, 1727. 6* by 5^.
63. Small View of the " Old Front of the Guild
hall." From a Drawing in possession of Mr. Nicholls. R. B.
Schwebbelie del. G. Hollis sculp. 4* by 7*.
64. View of the Old Front of Guildhall, the Chapel,
Blackwell Hall, and the Old Law Courts.
7. Bowles del. et sculp, 1741. 13^ by 8\.
65. A View of Guildhall, with the other Buildings
as above.
From the " Gentleman's Magazine," 175 1. 9\ by 7\ .
66. The Old Front of Guildhall, in 1741.
A print. Si by 3f.
67. The same in 1761.
5. Wale del. 7. Simpson sculp. 5* by 3%.
68. The New Front to Guildhall.
5. Ireland del. et sculp, 1800. 7 by 5 1-
69. Small View of the S.E. angle of the Old Front
of Guildhall.
P. Malcolm del, 1802. 4 by 5-
70. The New Front to Guildhall, erected 1789.
G. Dance arch*. Pubd. by Ackerman, 1804. 8 by 6.

444 VIEWS OF LONDON.
71. The New Front to Guildhall, with the Old
Chapel and Law Court.
J. Pass del. et sculp, 18 14. 9 by 7.
72. The West View of Blackwell Hall, King
Street, Cheapside.
R. B. Schwebbelie del. Dale sculp, 18 19. 9i by 7.
73. The Old Front of Blackwell Hall, King
Street, as restored 1672.
A Drawing by G. Shepherd, 1810. 8\ by 6*.
74. Engraving from the above Drawing.
Lacey sculp, 1812. 5f by 4|.
75. The Inner Court of Blackwell Hall, 1755.
A print. 4\ by 4*.
76. The New Front of Guildhall, and the New
Courts of Law adjoining, built 1820.
7. H. Shepherd del. B. Acorn sculp, 183 1. 5| by 4*.
77. The Old Front of Guildhall Chapel, adjoining
Blackwell Street (taken down in 1820).
G. Shepherd 'del, 18 10. 7 by 7*.
78. The Collegiate Chapel of Si Mary Magdalen
and All Saints, Guildhall (pulled down in
1820 for the New Courts of Law).
B. Schwebbelie del. Wise sculp, 181 5. 8\ by II*.
79. The Church of Si Lawrence Jewry, in King
Street, Cheapside.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. Malton, 1783. i8f by 13.

Portfolio XXI. OLD JEWRY. 445
80. Engraving from the above.
By 7. Malton, 1783. i8| by 14.
81. The Church of Si Lawrence Jewry.
7. Malton sc, 1798. 10 by 8*.
82. Church of Si Lawrence Jewry, 181 1.
Schwebbelie del. Wedgwood sculp. 8 by 8.
83. Ditto. A proof. • 8 by 8.
84. Si Margaret's Church, North side of Loth-
bury (with description).
J. Coney del. J. Wise sculp, 18 14. 6* by 10*.
85. Ditto, ditto.
A proof. 6* by 10*.
86. Church of Si Olave, Old Jewry, united with
SI Martin's, designed by Sir C. Wren.
A Drawing by J. Coney, 1812. 6 by 8*.
87. Engraving from the above Drawing.
Wise sculp, 181 8. 6 by to*.
88. Si Michael Bassishaw, or Basinghall Church,
A Drawing by J. Coney, 181 1. 6* by 8*.
89. Engraving from the above Drawing.
J. Skelton sculp, 18 12. 6* by 10.
90. Si Mildred's Church, Poultry.
G. Shepherd del. J. Skelton sculp, 1812. 6* by 10.
91. Si Stephen's Church, Walbrook ; united with
Si Bennet Sherehog.
A water-colour Drawing by J. Coney, 181 1. 6* by 8\.

446 VIEWS OF LONDON.
92. Proof Engraving from the above Drawing.
J. Skelton sculp, 1813. Also a print. 6\ by 10*.
93. Equestrian Statue of King Charles 2nd in the
Stocks Market, at the Entrance to Cornhill.
7. Bowles del, 1738. 9| by 9.
94. The West Front of the Stocks Market, with
the Statue of Charles 2nd.
Sutton Nicholls del. et sculp, 1738. 18^ by 11.
95. The West Front of the Stocks Market, with
the Statue.
Bowles del. 7. Harris sculp, 1727. 9* by 6*.
96. North Front of the Stocks Market, with the
Statue of King Charles 2nd, in the year 1738.
J. Nicholls del. H. Fletcher sculp, 1752. 19 by 15! .
97. The etching of the above plate. 19 by 15 1.
98. The North Front of Stocks' Market, a reduced
copy of the above.
J. Nicholls del. H. Fletcher sculp, 1738. 17I by 13.
MANSION HOUSE.
99. The Mansion House, looking towards Corn
hill and Lombard Street, built 1 739, on the
site of the Stocks Market.
G. Dance arch*, et del. J. Maurer sculp, 1750. 14I by 10*.
100. The Mansion House, looking towards Corn
hill and Lombard Street, in 1751.
7. Bowks del. et sculp. rei by 10

Portfolio XXI. MANSION HOUSE. aaj
ioi. " The Mansion House of London."
Taylor sculp, 1751. 7 by 4.
102. A Geometrical View of the Mansion House.
B. Cole sculp, 1755. 14 by 9*.
103. Section of the Mansion House.
G. Dance del. M. Darley sculp. 20 by 10.
104. The Lord Mayor's Mansion House, looking
towards Cornhill, showing the old Signs
hanging in front of the houses.
Wale del. Fourdrimer sculp, 1754. 16 by iOj.
105. "The Mansion House from the Poultry."
7. Malton del. et sculp, 1798. 12 by 9*.
106. "A North-West View of the Lord Mayor's
Mansion House."
Pubd. by R. Baldwin, junr, 1761. 8* by 6*.
107. The Mansion House, looking towards Corn
hill. Pubd. by Wilkinson, Bowles, & Carver, 1761. 16 by iof.
108. View ofthe Lord Mayor's Mansion House.
G. Daniels del. Pubd by Sayers, 1761. io\ by 6*.
109. View of the Mansion House, looking towards
Cheapside.
R. B. Schwebbelie del. Woolnoth sculp. 6* by 4*.
1 10. The North-West Front of the Mansion House.
.S. Wale del 7. Simpson sculp, 1761. 5* by 3^.

448 VIEWS OF LONDON.
iii. " L'H6tel du Lord Maire de Londres."
A French print, 1774. 8 by 7 a
112. The Mansion House, looking towards Cheap-
side. 7. Malton del. et sculp, 1783. 19 by 14.
113. The Mansion House, looking towards Wal
brook. 7. Malton del. et sculp, 1798. 9 by 13*.
114. View of the Mansion House, towards Corn
hill. A sepia Drawing by J. B. Neale, 1828. 5 by 2*.
1 15. The Mansion House, looking towards Cheap-
side and Princes Street.
7. S. Boys del. et sculp, 1836. 17 by 13^.
116. View from the Mansion House towards Corn
hill and Lombard Street.
7. H. Shepherd del. 7. Lacy sculp, 1831. 6 by 4*.
117. View from the Mansion House towards King
William Street.
7. H. Shepherd del. J. Wood sculp, 1840. 6 by 4*.
118. View from the Mansion House, of Cornhill,
Lombard Street, and Threadneedle Street.
7. H. Shepherd del, 18 10. A coloured print. 6| by 5.
119. View of Walbrook House.
A print by 7. Prattent, 1795. 4 by 2.

PORTF. XXII. BANK OF ENGLAND. AAg
1 20. The Old Houses on the West side of Char
lotte Row, looking towards Si Stephen's,
Walbrook. A coloured print. 7. H. Shepherd del, 181 1. Si by 8.
121. The New Houses at the Corner of Charlotte
Row and Cheapside.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1852. 8% by 6.

Portfolio XXII.
THE BANK OF ENGLAND AND RO YAL EXCHANGE.
THE BANK OF ENGLAND.
1. "A Perspective View of the Bank of Eng
land," built 1733.
G. Sampson arch*. R. West del. Toms sculp, 1739.
8* by 14.
Note. — The Bank was projected by W. Patterson, 1691.
Incorporated by Royal Charter, 1694. Commenced
business in Mercers' Hall, next at Grocers' Hall, and
removed to the present site in 1734. The Bank pur
chased from Sir J. Houblon, the first Governor, his
house and garden — the ground on which the Bank now
stands. The premises were then surrounded by the
Church of S'. Christopher Le Stock, three Taverns, and
several private houses, all of which have been since
absorbed in the Bank Buildings.
2. The South Front of the Bank, as first erected
T733- A print of the time. 3\ by 5*.
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450 VIEWS OF LONDON.
3, Old Grocers' Hall, used as the Bank of
England, 1695.
Wright sculp, 1696. 6* by 4.
4. Sir John Houblon's House, pulled down 1733.
Copied from a Drawing in the Crowle Pen
nant. A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd. 7 by 8*.
5. View of the Bank and the Church of Si
Christopher le Stocks, from the Mansion
House. 7. Malton del. et sculp, 1781. 19 by 14.
6. " View of the West Quadrangle at the Bank of
England, with the Court Room," as designed
by Sir Robl Taylor.
7. Malton del. et sculp, 1781. 20 by 14*.
7. View of the Front of the Bank, with the addi
tion of the East Wing, and the Church of
SI Christopher on the West side.
A. Smith sculp, 1780. gi by 5I.
8. " A Perspective View of the New Building at
the Bank of England," erected 1785, Sir
Robl Taylor, Archl, showing the West
Wing built on the site of the Church of
Si Christopher.
Golder sculp. Pubd. by Sew ell, 1785. 71 by 5.
9. The North Front of the Bank, looking towards
Lothbury. 7. Malton del. et sculp, 1797. 12 by 9.

Portf. XXII. BANK OF ENGLAND. 45 1
io. The Lothbury Court of the Bank, built by
Sir J. Soane.
7. Malton del. et sculp, 1801. 12 by 9*.
11. The Principal Front of the Bank, showing the
disposition of the Illuminations on the 21st
of April, 1789, upon the Recovery of His
Majesty King George 3rd.
W. Hamilton del. 7. W. Tomkins sculp, 1 790. 28 by 8.
12. A View of the Bank of England, Thread
needle Street. The Centre erected 1733, G.
Sampson, Archl Sir Robl Taylor, KI,
Archl of the Wings.
Printed for Bowles & Carver, 1797. i6f by 11*.
13. View of the Front of the Bank, the Bank
Buildings, and the Tower of the Royal
Exchange. From a picture by Marlow. J. H. Kernot sculp, (a
private print), 1800. 18 by 13*.
14. " View of the Bank of England, taken from
the corner of Bank Buildings."
"This elegant Building was begun in 1771 by Sir Rob*.
Taylor, and finished by him 1783." (An omnibus with
4 horses in foreground.) Pubd. by Laurie & Whittle,
1800, IS* by 11.
15. "South View of the Bank," looking towards
the Mansion House
A coloured print, pubd. by Ackerman, 1809. 7 by 5.
16. The South Front of the Bank.
A water-colour Drawing, 1809. 10 by 6
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452 VIEWS OF LONDON.
1 7. The North and West Fronts of the Bank, look
ing down Princes Street.
A. Pugin del, 1809. A coloured print. 7* by 5.
18. The Lothbury Court, Bank New Buildings.
J. R. Thompson del. J. Burnett sculp, 1809. 6\ by 5.
19. View of the Interior Court of the Bank, from
Lothbury. Pubd. by Ackerman, 181 1. 4* by 8.
20. The Old Front of the Bank.
Pool del. et sculp, 18 13. 6 by 4*.
21. View of the South Front of "the Bank of
England," as it appeared in 1816.
A finished pencil Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd. 19 by 13*.
22. The coloured Engraving from the above Draw
ing. D. Havell sculp, 1816. 191 by 14.
23. The East Front of the Bank, looking towards
the Royal Exchange.
7. Dewint del. C. Heath sculp, 1825. 3| by 4.
24. The New Front of the Bank, as altered by
Sir John Soane, 1827.
7. H. Shepherd del. Tomlinson sculp, 1827. 6 by 4*.
25. View of the North and West Fronts of the
Bank, as built by Sir John Soane, 1827.
Warren sculp. 6* by 4*.

Portf. XXII. BANK OF ENGLAND. 453
26. East Front of the Bank and New Tower of the
Royal Exchange.
7. H. Shepherd del. W. W aliis sculp, 1828. 6 by 4*
27. The North and West Fronts of the Bank of
England, looking towards Lothbury, as
built by Sir John Soane.
7. H. Shepherd del. W. W aliis sculp, 1831. 6 by 4f.
28. The Elevation of the New South Front of the
Bank, looking towards Si Bartholomew's
Lane. 7. H. Shepherd del. R. Acorn sculp, 1831. 6 by 4..
29 The Bank, looking towards the Mansion
House.
7. 5. Boys del. et lithog, 1 848. Two prints/ one co
loured. 12* by 17^.
30. View of the Architectural Improvements in the
vicinity of the Bank and Mansion House,
towards King William Street.
7. Highams del, 1850. 16 by 8*.
31. View of the Bank, Royal Exchange, Cornhill,
and King William Street.
J. H. Nixon del. H. Wallis sculp. 1 6 by 9.
32. View of the Entrance to the Back Offices of the
New Houses in Bank Buildings, Princes
Street. Drawing by Sir John Soane arch*, 18 10. 5 by 6.
33. Another Drawing similar to the above. 5 by 6.

454 VIEWS OF LONDON.

FIRST ROYAL EXCHANGE.
34. The Royal Exchange, Cornhill, erected by
Sir Thomas Gresham.
The original engraving by F. Hogenburg, 1570. The
arms of Queen Elizabeth in centre, those of Sir T.
Gresham under. Ornamental Tablets on either side in
French and German ; on the former is inscribed : — " Le
Seigneur Thomas Gresham, Chevallier, pour le bien et
usage publique et ornement de la Royale Cite" de Londres
{que a ce donna le fonds) fit a ces propres depens dresser
cest Edefice quil commencea le VII Juing en I'an
MDLX VI etparascheua en Van MDLXIX." Opened
by Queen Elizabeth in person, Jan. 23rd, 1570. Hen-
ryke arch*. A scarce print. 21 by 15*.
35. The Inner Court of the Royal Exchange.
Coats of Arms as in the foregoing, also two tablets, in
Latin and English : — " Sr. Thomas Gresham, Knight, at
his owne costs and charges to the ornament and publike
Ttse of this Royal citie of. London caused this place from
the fondacion to be erected the VII. of June, Anno
MDLX VI. And is full ended An0. MDLXIX!'
Francis Hogenburg fecit, 1569. 21 by 15*.
36. " Royal Exchange," Inner Court.
A reduced copy of the above, pubd. by Wilkinson, 18 19.
9* by 7.
37. "Royal Exchange " South.
A copy of the exterior view by Hogenburg, pubd. by
Wilkinson, 18 19. tqI by 7#.
38. " Bursa Londinensis, vulgo the Royall Ex
change of London."
View of the Interior Court, with many figures. Dedica
tion to Sir John Wollaston in an ornamental tablet at
top, from which is suspended the Gresham Medal.
W. Hollar fecit, Londini, anno 1644. 16 by 11*.

Portfolio XXII. ROYAL EXCHANGE. 455
39. The Female Figure called "Winter."
" The cold, not cruelty, makes her weare
In Winter furs and Wild beasts' haire."
In the background is a view of Cornhill, the Royal
Exchange, and the Tun. W. Hollar fecit, 1643. 7i by 10*.
40. View of Cornhill, the Royal Exchange, &c, as
above, and at bottom a small View of the
" Carrefoure," with SI Peter's, Cornhill, as in
1630. B. Howlett sculp, pubd. 18 18. 9* by 10.
41. View of the Inner Court of the Royal Ex
change about 1640, showing the Column
and the Queen's Arms.
A Drawing, 1640. 14 by 10.
42. " Bursa Londinensis, vulgo the Royal Ex
change ; " view of Inner Court, and showing
the Tower.
W. Hollar fecit, 1647. 10 by 5f.
SECOND ROYAL EXCHANGE.
43. " The South-West Prospect of The Royal
Exchange of London," as built after the
Fire of 1 666 by Jarman, Archl King Charles
2nd laid the first stone, 1667.
Engraved, printed, and sold by W. Sherwin. 23* by 26*.
44. " Bursa Londini." The Royal Exchange ;
the Interior Court, as built after the Fire by
Jarman. Gidielmus Sherwin sculp, 1668. 22* by 19.

456 VIEWS OF LONDON.
45. " The West Prospect of the Piazza of ye Royal
Exchange, London," showing the Tower and
the Niches without Statues.
Sold by W. Sherwin at the Star in Little Brittaine. 22* by 26.
46. View of the West, North, and East Fronts of
the Inner Court of the Exchange.
G. Virtue fecit. IS by 12.
47. "The Royal Exchange of London." View of
the Exterior. Dedicated to the Lord Mayor,
Sir R. Ford.
R. White del. et sculp, 1671. Pubd. by J. Overton. 22* by 18.
48. "A View of the Inside of the Royal Exchange,
in Cornhill, London, as it now is, 171 2, de
scribing the walks used by the Merchants of
Divers Nations, and representing the Statues
of all the Kings and Queens."
Above are two smaller views ; one on left shows the
North side of " the Royal Exchange as it now is ;" that
on right " The Royal Exchange as it was before the
Fire." Sutton Nicholls sculp, 1712. 23* by 19.
49. View of the Royal Exchange and Cornhill,
looking towards Cheapside.
J. Maurer fecit, 1741. 17 by 12.
50. La Bourse de Londres, a small Bird's-eye
View, from " Les D&ices de la Grande
Bretagne," 1727. 6* by 5.
51. "The Royal Exchange," as built after the
Fire. From Maitland s "London." ill by io.

Portfolio XXII. ROYAL EXCHANGE. 457
52. The South Prospect of the Royal Exchange.
Ottens del. et exc, 1730. 7* by 6*.
53. The Interior of the Royal Exchange, showing
the Statue of King Charles 2nd, 1729. 7 by 9.
54. Interior View of the Royal Exchange, 1720.
D. Chodowiecki del. Schluen sculp. 8| by 7.
55. "The Royal Exchange," a Bird's-eye View,
showing the South Front and Interior.
7. Bowles sculp, 1751. 12^ by 9*.
56. " The Royal Exchange of London." View
similar to the above.
Engraved for Stow's Survey, 1754. n* by 10.
57. "A View of the Royal Exchange, London."
7. Bowles fecit, 175 1. ' 15* by 10.
58. A View of the Royal Exchange.
7. Bowles fecit, 1751. Sold by R. Sayer. 15* by 10.
59. An Elevation, Plan, and History of the Royal
Exchange of London.
Donowell del. Walker sculp, 1761. 9 by 13.
60. Royal Exchange, looking Eastward.
5. Wale fecit, 1761. A proof. 5* by 3*-
61. " The Royal Exchange," South Front. " The
London Merchants Triumphant, being a
sketch of the Rejoicings in the Citty, &c,
occasioned by the Excize Bill being post
poned," 1763. 9 by 10*.

458 VIEWS OF LONDON.
62. Elevation of a West Front for the Royal
Exchange, London.
A Drawing by W. Robinson, 1767. 13^ by 7\.
63. A Front View of the Royal Exchange, with
a new and exact Plan of the same.
Pubd. for " London Magazine," 1780. 8 by 10*.
64. The Elevation of the Royal Exchange.
C. Campbell del. H. Hulsberg sculp. 20^ by 15*.
65. The Royal Exchange, a View looking towards
SI Paul's.
7. Malton fecit, 178 1. i8| by 14.
66. " The Inside ofthe Royal Exchange.
7. Bowles fecit, 1725. With description. 8* by 6|.
67. The Inside of the Royal Exchange.
A similar view, pubd. by H. Overton, 1727. 9 by 7.
68. The Inside View of the Royal Exchange.
Pubd. by R. Sayers, 1741. 10 by 6*.
69. View similar to the above.
Pubd. by Bowles. \qX by 6£.
70. " Vista de la Parte Interior de la Lonja de
Londres."
Italian View of the Interior, about 1794. 18 by 14*.
71. The Inside View of the Royal Exchange at
London. Boivles del. et sc, 1794. i6i by 11*.

Portfolio XXII. ROYAL EXCHANGE. 459
72. The Interior Court of the Royal Exchange,
from the Arcades.
Malton del. et sc, 1794. A proof print. 21 by 15.
73. " An Accurate Perspective View of the Outside
of the Royal Exchange."
The Delineation by Mr. Chapman, the figures by Lu-
therburgh, the graving of the Plate by Bartolozzi, 1788.
21 by 17.
74. Another print of the above proof before letters.
21 by 15.
75. South Front of the Royal Exchange.
7. Malton fecit, 1798. 12* by 10.
76. North Front of the Royal Exchange.
7. Malton fecit, 1798. 12 by 10.
77. The Interior of the Royal Exchange.
7. Malton fecit, 1798. 12 by 8*.
78. Arcade of the North Front of the Royal
Exchange. 7. Malton fecit, 1798. 9 by 12.
79. Interior of the Royal Exchange.
Elms del. Greig sc, 1800. 7\ by 6.
80. Proclamation of Peace at the Royal Exchange,
April 29th, 1802.
Print pubd by Tompkins. -16 by 15*.
81. The Royal Exchange.
Pugh del. Walker sculp, 1804. 7* by 6.
82. The Royal Exchange, Interior.
Pugin & Rowlandson del. Hill sculp. A coloured
print, 1809. 10 by 8*

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460 VIEWS OF LONDON.
83. South Front of the Royal Exchange.
A pencil Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1816. 19 by 15.
84. A coloured Engraving from the above.
D. Havell sculp, 1816. 19* by 16.
85. " Lonza de Londres," South Front.
A coloured print, 1820. 5 by 7*.
86. Interior of the Royal Exchange, showing the
alteration of the Tower by Smith, archl
A print pubd by Lawrie, 1822. 16* by 11.
87. View of the Royal Exchange, looking to
wards Cheapside.
A Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1822, showing alteration
of Tower. 9 by 12.
88. His Majesty George 4th proclaimed King at
the Royal Exchange, 31st Jan., 1820.
A lithog. pubd. by Sir G. Naylor, 1827. 13 by 12.
89. A View of the Royal Exchange, Cornhill.
Pubd. by Ackerman, 1836. 19* by 16.
90. The South Front of the Royal Exchange as
it appeared before the Fire, Jan. 10th, 1838.
A proof print before letters. 1 7 by 9.
91. The Royal Exchange and Cornhill.
7. H. Shepherd del. Wood sc, 1837. 6 by 5£.
92. " The Interior of the Royal Exchange," as
before the Fire, 1838.
Lithographed by C. Bigot. 91 by 7.

Portfolio XXII. ROYAL EXCHANGE. 461
93. " Interior View of the Ruins of the Royal
Exchange," taken on the nth Jan., 1838.
Lithographed by C. Bigot. 9* by 7.
94. The Fire at the Royal Exchange, as it ap
peared at 1 o'clock in the morning of the
nth Jan., 1838. 7 by 8*.
95. View of the South Front of the Royal
Exchange on Fire, 1838.
A Drawing. 5 by 3-
96. View of the Ruins of the Royal Exchange
after the Fire, 1838.
A large water-colour Drawing by E. Hassell. 18* by 13*.
97. The Church of Si Bennet-Finck in Thread
needle Street, taken down to make way for
the New Royal Exchange, 1844.
G. Shepherd del. J. Wedgwood sc, 181 1. 6* by 11.
98. Portrait of Queen Elizabeth.
Drawn by Isaac Oliver limner. Engraved by G. Virtue.
7 by 11*.
99. Statue of Sir Thomas Gresham, Ki, placed
in the Royal Exchange.
G. Virtue del. et sculp. 6 by 10.
100. " The Living Statued Patriot, lately unjustly
celebrated, but now generally censured and
exploded." Statue of Sir John Barnard,
erected in the Arcade of the Royal Exchange,
1738. 8 by 13*.

462 VIEWS OF LONDON.
101. Statue of King Charles 2nd in centre of
Royal Exchange.
G. Gibbon del. P Vandrebane sculp, 1684. 19 by 26.
102. H. R. H. the Prince Albert laying the first
stone of the New Royal Exchange, Jan.
17th, 1842.
W. Tite arch*. 7. Allom lithog. 24 by 16*.
103. A Ticket of Admission to the Ceremony, with
view of the New Building.
104. Procession of Her Majesty to open the New
Royal Exchange, 28th Octr., 1844.
Woodcut from "111. Lond. News." 21* by 14.
105. The Opening of the New Royal Exchange by
H. M. Gracious Majesty, on the 28th Octr.,
1844 ; a bird's-eye View.
G. R. Smith lithog. from a Daguerreotype. 1 1 by 9*.
106. View of West Front of New Royal Exchange,
also the Bank and the Mansion House.
Arnout lithog. 151 by 11.
107. The New Royal Exchange.
J. C. Dibdin lithog, 1845. 11 by 7*.
108. The New Royal Exchange.
Nosworthy & Wells lithog. 1 1 by 8*.
109. The New Royal Exchange, S.E. Front.
A woodcut, 1847. 8* by 8.
1 10. The Royal Exchange and Bank of England.
A. J. Thomas del. 7. Prior sc, 1848. 16* by 8*.

Portfolio XXII. ROYAL EXCHANGE. 463
111. Four Views of the Opening Ceremony naming
and proclaiming the Royal Exchange, Octr.
28th, 1844. 14* byio.
112. Allegorical View of the Opening of the Royal
Exchange. 9* by 13.
113. Various Illustrations connected with the old
Royal Exchange, portrait of Gresham, &c.
9* by 13.
1 14. The New Royal Exchange, the South En
trance. A woodcut, 1844. 9 by 7.
115, Ditto, the North Entrance, 1844. 9 by 7.
116. The New Ornamental Gates to the Royal
Exchange, West Front.
A woodcut. S by 9.
117. The New Royal Exchange, S.E. View.
A woodcut. 8* by 9.
118. The Royal Exchange.
E. Walker del. et lithog, 1852. 16 by 12.
1 19. The Statue of Queen Victoria, placed in the
Inner Court.
A woodcut. 5 by 8*.
120. The Statue of SR Thomas Gresham in a
Niche on North Front of Building.
A Woodcut. 4* by 8*.
121. The Statue of Sir Richd. Whittington in a
Niche on North Front.
A Woodcut. 4* by 8*.

464 VIEWS OF LONDON.

Portfolio XXIII.
CORNHILL, LOMBARD STREET, FENCHURCH STREET,
LEADENHALL STREET, ALDGATE.
CORNHILL.
1. "A Perspective View of part of the Ruins of
the late dreadful fire in Cornhill, March
25, 1748." The New Fire Engines at work.
P. T. del. W. H. Toms sculp, 1748. 8 by 6.
2. The Pump in Cornhill, opposite the Royal
Exchange. Rawle del. et sculp, 1 800. 4 by 7*.
3. View of the Bank, Bank Buildings, Royal
Exchange, and Cornhill.
A. Pugin del, 1804. A print. 7 a by 6.
4. Messrs. Sari and Son's Shop, in Cornhill.
J. Barnett arch*. A woodcut, 1857. 6| by 9.
5. The National Discount Company's Offices, in
Cornhill. A woodcut, 1858. 6* by 11*.
6. The Union Assurance Office, in Cornhill.
G. Rawle del. et sculp, 1820. 41 by 8*.
7. Mr. Asperne's House, 32, Cornhill (European
Magazine). 5. Rawle del. et sculp, 1820. 41 by 8*.

Portfolio XXIII. LOMBARD STREET. 465
8. " The Humours of the Lottery." Exchange
Alley. Six Small Emblematical Views, showing Good and Bad
Fortune. J. Marchant and H. Groelot del. N. Parr
sculp, 1746. 19* by 17.
9. Si Michael's Church, Cornhill, South Front.
A Drawing by G. Shepherd, 181 1. 6* by 8f.
10. Engraving from the above Drawing.
W. Wise sculp, 181 1. 6* by 11*.
11. The Church of Si Michael's, Cornhill, with
the new Houses adjoining.
A tinted lithograph, about 1850. 21* by 29*.
12. New Porch, Si Michael's, Cornhill.
A woodcut, 1857. 7 by 11*.
13. Si Peter's Church, Cornhill, S.W. Front.
A Drawing, 1811. 6* by 8*.
14. View of the above Church.
G. Shepherd del. W. Wise sculp, 181 1. 6* by 11 h

LOMBARD STREET.
15. The Old George and Vulture Inn, George
Yard, Lombard Street, taken down 1855.
A watercolour Drawing by 7. II . Shepherd. 6* by 9.
16. The North Front of the Old George and Vul
ture Inn.
A water-colour Drawing by Findlay, 1855. 4* by 8*.
H H

466 VIEWS OF LONDON.
17. View of Sir Charles Asgill's Banking House,
in Lombard Street.
A print, 1804. 8 by 17.
18. View of the Old General Post Office, in
Lombard Street, formerly Sir Robert Viner's
House (where he entertained King Charles
2nd), 1 710.
Sutton Nicholls del. et sculp. 18 by 13.
19. View of the Entrance to the above House (Sir
Robert Viner escorting King Charles 2nd to
his Carriage).
A print. 3\ by 5*.
20. General Post Office, about 1793.
A print. 4 by 3.
21. View of the Post Office, in Lombard Street,
with the Mails.
A coloured print, 1 806. 17 by 13*.
22. View in Lombard Street, North side, from
Cornhill. A water-colour Drawing by G. Shepherd, 18 10. 9 by 12*.
23. Lombard Street.
A woodcut, 1 846. 4| by 6 \.
24. Church of Si Edmund the King, on the
North side of Lombard Street.
A Drawing by.C. Shepherd, 181 1. 6\ by 9^.
25. Church of Si Edmund.
W. Wise sculp, 18 13. 6 by 10*.

Portfolio XXIII. FENCHURCH STREET. 467
26. The Church of Si Edmund the King, Lom
bard Street.
A print, 1845. 2* by 4*.
27. Church of Si Mary Woolnoth, in Lombard
Street.
A water-colour Drawing by G. Shepherd, 181 1. 6* by 9*.
28. Church of Si Mary Woolnoth.
G. Shepherd del. Skelton sculp, 1812. 6£ by 9f.
29. Church of All-Hallows, Lombard Street.
G. Shepherd del. Wise sculp, 18 12. 6% by 9.

FENCHURCH STREET.
30. View of Si Dionis Backchurch, in Fen
church Street.
A water-colour Drawing by G. Shepherd. 7\ by 9.
31. Engraving from the above.
W. Wise sculp. 7 by 11.
32. An Old Inn, the corner of Fenchurch Street.
A water-colour Drawing. 4 by 7*.
33. A View of Fan-Church and Streets adjoining,
1560. A Drawing enlarged from the Aggas Map. 6 by 6.
34. The Rose Tavern, in Fenchurch Street, as it
was in 1730.
A copy from an old Drawing. 9 by 12.
H H 2

468 VIEWS OF LONDON.
35. Ironmongers' Hall, in Fenchurch Street,
i75o.
J. Holden arch*. Print from " Gentleman's Magazine." 8 by 5.
36. A View of Ironmongers' Hall, in Fenchurch
Street. J. Donwell del. 7. Bowles sculp, 175 1. isfbyio.
37. Ironmongers' Hall, with a View of Fen
church Street, showing the Signs of the
Houses. 7. Bowles sculp, 175 1. A reduction of the above. 10 by 6|.
38. Ironmongers' Hall in 1837.
7. H. Shepherd del. J. C. Armitage sculp. 6 by 5.
39. House of the Hudson's Bay Company, in Fen
church Street.
A Drawing by G. Shepherd, 1809. 6* by 11.
40. The Elephant and Castle, in Fenchurch Street,
the early residence of Wm. Hogarth.
A print, 1720. 6 by 11.
41. "The South Prospect of the Church of Si
Katherine Coleman."
R. West del. W. Toms sculp, 1736. 12 by 11.
42. Si Katherine Coleman Church, in Fen
church Street.
J. Coney del. J. Skelton sculp, 18 12. 8* by 8*.
43. The Blackwall Railway Terminus, London
Street, Fenchurch Street.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1855. i°i by 7*.

Portfolio XXIII. LEADENHALL STREET. 469

LEADENHALL STREET.
44. The Old Building of Leadenhall, from a
Drawing about 17 10.
A woodcut. 4* by 3*-
45. North-East View of Leadenhall.
Drawn 1785, and etched by J. Carter, 1791. 3% by 3.
46. View of Parts of the Chapel and Granary of
Leadenhall, in course of demolition, 181 2.
9 by 12.
47. View of Old Leadenhall Chapel, while being
pulled down.
J. 7. Smith del. et sculp, 18 13. 9* by 12.
48. Leadenhall Market, as it appeared 1 809.
Rowlandson & Pugin del. Stadler sculp. 10 by 8\.
49. "View of the Skin Market, in Leadenhall,"
1809. Samuel del. Dale sculp. Pubd by Wilkinson, 1825.
9 by n|.
50. The " Old Bull " Inn, Leadenhall Street, built
about 1530 ; escaped destruction in the Fire,
1666. A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1850. 9* by 7i-
EAST INDIA HOUSE.
51. The Old East India House, in Leadenhall
Street, as it appeared in 1648.
Pulham del. et sculp. 4* by 8.

470 VIEWS OF LONDON.
52. Small View of the India House, as rebuilt in
I726. 6 by 4*.
53. The East India House, as it appeared in
1761. J. Wale del. 7. Simpson sculp. 5-* by 4.
54. The India House, as erected in 1796.
Jupp arch*. Bradbury del. Le Keux sculp, 1826. 7 by 4*.
55. The East India House, looking towards
Aldgate. 7. Malton del. et sculp, 1799. 12 by 10.
56. The East India House, 1800.
Watts del. et sculp. 7i by 7.
57. North View of the India House.
A Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1809. 7 by 4*.
58. Engraving from the above Drawing, 1800. 7 by 5-
59. View of the East India House, towards Aid-
gate, in 181 7.
A Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd. 19 by 12.
60. A coloured Engraving from the above Drawing.
J. C. Stadler sculp, 18 17. 19 by \6\.
61. Old House on the South side of Leadenhall
Street (formerly Barrow's the Baker).
W. Darton sculp, 1790. 41 by 7.
62. Old House on the South side of Leadenhall
Street. O'Neal del. et sculp., 1791. 4* by 7.

Portfolio XXIII. LEADENHALL STREET. 471
63. Old Houses in Leadenhall Street. The Cock
Tavern and the Entrance to the Jews' Syna
gogue. J. 7. Smith del. et. sculp, 1796. 9 by 12.
64. The Entrance to the Jews' Synagogue, formerly
Bricklayers' Hall.
Nixon del, 18 12. 4 by 7.
65. View of an Old House, No. 91, in Leadenhall
Street. A water-colour Drawing by Findlay, 1855. 4\ by 7%.
66. A remarkable Old House in Leadenhall Street
(occupied by Mr. Richard Bentley, who went
by the name of " Dirty Dick "), as it appeared
1801. 6\ Rawle del. et sculp. 4* by 7.
67. Another View similar to the above.
7. King del. J. Taylor sculp., 1802. 4* by 7.
68. Houses on the North side of Leadenhall Street,
erected on the site of those destroyed by Fire
in 1765. Also the Vestiges of a Crypt in
the Kitchen of Messrs. Robinson's House.
B. Hewlett sculp., 1766. Pubd. by Wilkinson, 1825.
7\ by 11*.
69. " North-West Prospect of the Church of Si
Andrew Undershaft," Leadenhall Street.
R. West del. W. H. Toms sculp, 1876. 11* by 11*.
70. South-West View of the Church of Si Andrew
Undershaft. J. Coney del. J. Skelton sculp, 18 14. 6* by io|.

472 VIEWS OF LONDON.
71. South View of Si Andrew Undershaft.
A Drawing by Pearson, 18 14. 6* by 8*.
72. " South-West Prospect of Si Katherine Cree
Church, Leadenhall Street."
R. West del. W. H. Toms sculp, 1736. 12 by 11.
73. S.W. View of the Church of Si Katherine
Cree. A Drawing by J. Skelton, 181 1. 8 by 8*.
74. Engraving from the above Drawing.
J. Skelton sculp, 18 13. 8 by 6*.
75. Aldgate Watch-house, adjoining SI Kathe
rine Cree, on the North side of Leadenhall
Street. A Drawing by Findlay, 1855. 5^ by 8.
76. N.E. View of the Chapel of The Holy
Trinity, Leadenhall.
Wichelo del. Dale sculp, 1825. 11 by 9.
77. S.E. View ofthe Chapel of the Holy Trinity.
Wichelo del. Dale sculp, 1825. II by 9.
78. The South Gates of Duke's Place, built by
Sr. Thos. Audley, on the site of the Priory of
the Holy Trinity.
Print pubd. by N. Smith, 1793. 6 by 8.
79. " Part of Audley House, the Priory of the
Holy Trinity," Aldgate.
5. Rawle del. et sculp, 1802. 6| by 4.

Portfolio XXIII. ALDGATE. 473
80. " Remains of the Holy Trinity, Aldgate," de
stroyed circa 1803.
An etching. 4 by 3*.
81. "Ruins of Part of the Priory of the Holy
Trinity, called Christ Church, near Aldgate."
R. B. Schnebbelie del. Taylor sculp, 1825. 9* by I2|.
82. Gateway of the Priory of the Holy Trinity.
R. B. Schnebbelie del. Taylor sculp, 1825. 7* by 12*.
83. View of Leadenhall Street, towards Aldgate.
7. H. Shepherd del. J. Hopkins sculp, 1837. 6 by 4f .
84. Old House on the West side of Si Mary Axe
and Leadenhall Street, supposed to be Old
Stow's House.
A Drawing by Findlay, 1855. 4f by 7\.

ALDGATE.
85. View of the Old House on the North side of
Aldgate, showing the Pump opposite.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd. 9\ by 7\.
86. View of the above House, Aldgate, the Pump
now removed
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1853. 19 by 7.
87. "A South-East Prospect of the Charity School
erected by the Right Worshipful John Cass,
Esa., with the Church of Si Botolph,
Aldgate," as it appeared 1679.
J. Sturt sculp. 16* by 22 \.

474 VIEWS OF LONDON.
88. The South Front of Sir John Cass's Charity
School, corner of Houndsditch and Aldgate
(taken down 185 1).
A water-colour Drawing by T. H. Shepherd. 6 by 8.
89. " The North-West Prospect of the Church of
Si Botolph, without Aldgate," in 1737.
N. West del. W. H. Toms sculp. 12 by n£.
90. The New Church of Si Botolph, Aldgate,
built 1744, and Sir John Cass's School.
Pearson del. W. Preston sculp, 18 10. 6* by 8*.
91. View of an Old House at the corner of Aldgate
and the Minories, since taken down.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1858. 7iby8.
92. Old Houses at the N.W. corner of the Minories
and Aldgate, looking towards SI Botolph's
Church. A water-colour Drawing by Pearson, 18 10. 6* by 8*.
93. The New Buildings of Messrs. Moses, the
Tailors, at the N.W. corner of the Minories
and Aldgate, 1850.
A woodcut, 1852. 8 by 4.
94. The Saracen's Head Inn, Aldgate, as it ap
peared 1855.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd. 10 by 7*.
95. The Blue Boar Inn, Aldgate, as it appeared
i855- A water-colour Drawing by T.H. Shepherd. 10 by 7%.

Portfolio XXIV. FISH STREET HILL. 475
96. Si James's Church, Duke's Place, Aldgate.
A water-colour Drawing by W. Pearson, 1812. 71 by 7*.
97. Another View of the above Church.
J. Coney del. J. Skelton sculp, 18 12. 8 by 8*.
98. The North and East Walls of The Convent
of Si Clare, or Minoresses, after the Fire,
23rd March, 1797.
J. 7. Smith del. et sculp. 9 by 11*.
99. The South and West Walls of the above. 9 by u*.

Portfolio XXIV.
FISH STREET HILL, GRACECHURCH STREET, AND
BISHOPSGATE STREET.
1. A View in Fish Street Hill, looking towards
London Bridge.
A pen-and-ink Drawing, c. 1810. 19 by 14.
2. Church of Si Magnus, united with Si Mar
garet's, showing Old London Bridge, look
ing towards Southwark.
A Drawing by G. Shepherd, 18 14. 5* by 8f.

3. Engraving from the above.
By Wm. Cook. 6* by 11.

476 VIEWS OF LONDON.
a. A large View of the Northern Approach to New
London Bridge, while in a state of progress,
showing Si Michael's Church, Crooked
Lane, since taken down.
Drawn on the spot and lithog. by G. Scharf, 1830. 60 by 19.
5. Fish Street Hill, from Gracechurch Street, a
View showing The Monument, Si Magnus
Church, and London Bridge.
Marlow del. Morris sculp, 1792. 16 by 21*.
6. Fishmongers' Hall, the South-East Front,
taken from London Bridge.
E. Gifford del. J. Harris sculp, 1836. 19 by 15.
7. Fishmongers' Hall, the East Front, looking
towards London Bridge.
R. Garland del. Wood & Topham sculp, 1850. 6 by 4*.
8. Fishmongers' Hall, the North-East Front,
looking towards London Bridge, 1840.
A Print. 5x by 3.
the monument.
9. " The Monument " and Square in Fish Street
Hill, built 1677.
" This famous Column was erected in perpetual remem
brance of the dreadful Fire of London, in the year
1666. It consumed 89 churches, a vast number of
Stately Edifices, 13,200 Dwelling Houses, 400 Streets ;
the ruins of the City were 436 acres."
W. Lodge del. P. Tempest sculp. 15* by 25.

Portfolio XXIV. THE MONUMENT. 477
10. The Monument. The etching of the above.
W. Faithorne excudit. 15* by 24.
11. The Monument. An engraving similar to the
above, but with different figures, 1676. 16 by 25.
12. " The Monument in Monument Yard, 1720."
" This Monument stands on a large Vault of Stone
arched over. The Pedestal is 27 feet high, from the
Pedestal to the Balcony is 133 feet, and from the
Balcony to the top of the Flames is 38 feet ; so that the
height from the ground is 202 feet. It cost upwards of
13,700/. in Building."
Sutton Nicholls sculp. Sold by Bowles. 13 by 18.
13. The Carved Work on the West side of the
Pedestal of the Monument, with explanation.
A print sold by J. Bowles. 17* by 21.
14. " The Monument."
A print from a French work, 1710. 6* by 5.
15. A View of the Monument in Fish Street Hill,
I752- Canaletti del. Bickham sculp. 15* by 10.
16. View of "The Monument of London in Re
membrance of the Dreadfull Fire in 1666,"
looking towards London Bridge.
Bowles del. et sculp, 1752. 15! by 10.
17. A View of the Monument in Fish Street Hill,
looking towards London Bridge, in 1 752.
7. Bowles del. Pubd. by Bowles. 10 by 7.
S. A View of Ditto.
Pubd. by Sayer. 10 by 7.

478 VIEWS OF LONDON.
19. A Proof Engraving of the same View, 1752.
Reduced from that by Canaletti. ii* by 7.
20. " The Monument at London as built by Sir
Christopher Wren, Anno 1677," with an
account from the " Parentalia."
W. Lowry sculp, 1791. 19* by 31.
21. " The Monument in Fish Street Hill," 1798.
7. Malton del. et sculp. 9 by 13.
22. " The Monument, SI Magnus Church, with
London Bridge."
A View pubd. by A ckerman, 1 8 1 2. 4* by 9.
23. The Monument from Crooked Lane, showing
the alterations in King William Street, in
1846. 7. C. Dibden del. et sculp. 11* by 8*.
24. The Monument and SI Magnus Church, from
Gracechurch Street.
Shepherd del. Wood sculp, 1850. 4 by 7.

KING WILLIAM STREET.
25. King William Street, a View from London
Bridge, 1850. si by 3|,
26. The Statue of King William the 4th, in King
William Street, a view towards the Bridge.
J. 7. Wood del, 1850. 5 by 4*.
27. The Gresham Club.
A lithograph. I0 by 8.

Portfolio XXIV. KING WILLIAM STREET. 479
28. The Gresham Club House, H. Flower, archt.,
corner of King William Street.
A woodcut, 1846. 6 by 5.
29. Ditto, ditto.
A woodcut, 1848. 10* by 9.
30. The New Houses at the corner of New Cannon
Street and King William Street, 1852. 9 by 6.
31. The House at the Corner of Fenchurch Street,
looking towards the Monument, 1846. \\\ by 6.
32. Church of Si Bennet, Gracechurch, united
with ST Leonard's, Eastcheap and Grace
church Street, looking towards the Monu
ment. G. Shepherd del. W. Wise sculp, 18 12. 6* by 11*.
33. An Old Plan, with Bird's-eye View of the
Houses in Bishopsgate Street, Threadneedle
Street, and Cornhill, showing the Pump at
the corner of Leadenhall Street.
Copy of an old Drawing by Gulielmus Goodman in
1599. 22 by 14*.
34. Engraving from the above, 1797.
Pubd. by Wilkinson. 16 by io\.
35. Antient North-East View of Bishopsgate
Street, showing the Old Pump at the inter
section of Cornhill, &c, in 1599.
A print pubd. by Wilkinson, 1814. 10* by 8*.

480 VIEWS OF LONDON.
36. Antient North-East View of Houses in Corn
hill and Bishopsgate Street, with the
Old Pump, cir. 1599.
A Drawing by G. Shepherd, 181 1. io* by 7}.
37. Engraving from the above. i°f by 6f.
38. North-East View of the Church of Si Mar
tin Outwitch, corner of Threadneedle
Street and Bishopsgate Street.
West del. Toms sculp, 1736. 12 by 11*.
39. Si Martin's Outwitch, view as above, 1761. 8 by 5.
40. Si Martin's Outwitch, North-East View of
the New Church.
A Drawing by G. Shepherd, 1811. 8 by 6*.
41. Engraving from the above. 8* by 6*.
42. The Old London Tavern on the West side of
Bishopsgate Street, Within, built 1768.
A Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1848. 6* by 9.
43. The City of London Tavern on the East side of
Bishopsgate Street, Within.
G. Shepherd del. Rawle sculp, 1809. 4 by 6*.
CROSBY HALL.
44. Crosby Hall, North-East View, showing part
of the interior of Great Hall.
Nash del. Wise sculp, 1800. 9X by 81.
45. Crosby House as repaired about 1805.
Pratrine del. Shirt sculp. 515 by 41.

Portfolio XXIV. BISHOPSGATE STREET. 481
46. Crosby Place, Bishopsgate, in 1790.
Thornton del. Birrell sculp. 6\ by 4*.
47. Entrance to Crosby Square, and Views of the
Entrances into Crosby Hall, with plan.
Nash del. Wise sculp, 1800. 13* by 9.
48. The South-West Prospect of the Church of
Si Helen, Bishopsgate, 1736.
West del. Toms sculp. 12 by 1 1.
49. Si Helen's Church, and Old Leathersel-
lers' Hall, the Cornhill Military Associa
tion being reviewed.
Dayes del. Gignion sculp, 1798. 16 by 10.
50. Si Helen's Church, and Old Leathersel-
lers' Hall in 1799.
Malcolm del. et sculp. 9* by 6.
51. Si Helen's Church, Bishopsgate Street, as it
appeared when partly pulled down.
Malcolm del. et sculp, 1821, 7 by 4f.
52. The South-East View of the Ruins of the Old
Nunnery of Si Helen's, Bishopsgate.
Nash del. Springsgath sculp, 18 19. 12 by 10.
53. Street Entrance to Leathersellers' Hall,
Great SI Helen's, demolished 1799.
Pubd. by Manson, 1800. 6* by 8*.
54. The Leathersellers' Alms Houses, Clark's
Place, Bishopsgate Within, erected 1766.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1857. 9* by 7\.
1 1

482 VIEWS OF LONDON.
55. Ancient House of Sir John Lawrence, in Great
Si Helen's, erected 1646.
A print. Prattent fecit, 1796. 3 1 by 6*.
56. Another View of the above.
A Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1856. 9 by 7*.
57. Sir Andrew Judd's Alms Houses, Great Si
Helen's, erected by the Skinners' Company,
1729. A water-colour Drawing by 7. H Shepherd, 1848. 7 by 9f .
58. Sir Andrew Judd's Alms Houses, Great SI
Helen's ; with plan.
Schnebbelie del. Maddocks sculp, 1825. 10 by 12*.
59. Old Houses at the Entrance of Little Si
Helen's, demolished 1799.
Pubd by Manson. 6\ by 8*.
60. Old Houses in Little SI Helen's.
A Drawing by Shepherd, 1848. 91 by 7.

61. "The West Prospect of the Church of Si
Ethelburghe, in Bishopsgate Street With
in," 1736. One of the Churches that escaped
the Great Fire of 1666.
West del. Toms sculp. r2 by n1.
62. View of the above Church, as altered in 1760.
Coney del. Skelton sculp, 1812. 61 by 11.
63. View of the above Church.
A Drawing. 8 by 6\.

Portfolio XXIV. BISHOPSGATE STREET. 483
64. Marine Society's House and Local Establish
ment in Bishopsgate Street Within, erected
1744. A view and plan. Darling sculp. 18 by 24*.
65. The Green Dragon Inn Yard, on the West
side of Bishopsgate Street Within.
A water-colour Drawing by Shepherd, 1856. 7 by 10.
66. The Four Swans Inn, on the West side of
Bishopsgate Street Within.
A water-colour Drawing by Shepherd, 1856. 7 by 10.
67. Si Botolph's Church, Bishopsgate Street
Without. G. Dance arch*, 1727. Moore del. Hawkins sculp, 1802.
15I by 20.
68. Salvador House, in Alderman's Walk, near
SI Botolph's Church Without.
A Drawing by Shepherd, 1855. 10 by 7.
69. Old Mansion in Alderman's Walk, at the back
of Si Botolph's Church, Bishopsgate Street.
A Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1855. 10* by 7.
70. Sir Paul Pindar's House, on the West side
of Bishopsgate Street Without.
A water-colour Drawing by G. Shepherd, 18 12. 5* by 6*.
71. "View of the Front of Sir Paul Pindar's
House, on the West side of Bishopsgate
Street Without," 181 2.
Shepherd del. Sawyer sculp. 9 by 1 2*.
ji 2

484 VIEWS OF LONDON.
72. Sir Paul Pindar's Lodge or Garden-house, Half
Moon Alley.
Schnebbelie del. Dale sculp, 18 12. 10 by 10.
73. The London Workhouse, Ludgate Prison,
Sir Paul Pindar's House, Lodge, &c.
Schnebbelie del. Cook sculp, 18 19. 9* by 12.
74. " West Front or Principal Entrance of the
London Workhouse, Bishopsgate Street,"
with a small View of the Steward's side or
internal part of the above.
Schnebbelie del. Dale sculp, 1819. 10 by 12.
75. A Bird's-eye View of " Devonshire Square,"
in Bishopsgate Without, in 17 14, on the site
of Fisher's Folly.
Sutton Nicholls del. et sculp. Sold by John Bowles. 18 by 13.
76. The Old White Hart Inn, on the West
side of Bishopsgate Street Without, in 1794.
An old print. 7 by 5.
77. The Old White Hart Inn, now pulled down.
7. H. Shepherd del, 1829. Lacey sculp. 5f by 4*.
78. The Armourers' and Braziers' Alms Houses,
Two Swan Yard, Bishopsgate Without.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1857. 7 by 9.

Portfolio XXV. ST. BARTHOLOMEW LANE. 485

Portfolio XXV.
THREADNEEDLE STREET, BROAD STREET, FINSBURY,
LONDON WALL, CRIPPLEGATE, AND ALDERSGATE
STREET. ST. BARTHOLOMEW LANE.
1. View of Si Bartholomew's Church, corner
of Threadneedle Street, near the Bank.
L. G. Shepherd del. S. Lacey sculp, 181 1. 6\ by 11.
2. Si Bartholomew's Church.
A water-colour Drawing by Fred. Whittock, 1834. \\\ by 10.
3. " Si Bartholomew's Church, by the Bank,"
since pulled down (the site of the Sun Fire
Office). R. W. Billings del. Le Keux sculp, 1837. 4 by 7.
4. View of the Sun Fire Office, built upon the site
of SI Bartholomew's Church.
P- S. Cockerel del. A woodcut, 1848. 6 by 4*.
5. The Auction Mart, SI Bartholomew's Lane.
7. H. Shepherd del. W. Watkins sculp, 1829. SI by 4*-
6. The Stock Exchange, Bartholomew Lane.
7. H. Sliepherd del. A. Cruse sculp, 1831. 6 by 4*.
THREADNEEDLE STREET.
7. The Royal Exchange Buildings, Cornhill, to
Threadneedle Street.
A woodcut by Smyth, 1848. 9i by 6*.

486 VIEWS OF LONDON.
8. The Church of Si Bennet Finck, Thread
needle Street.
L. G. Shepherd del. J. Wedgwood sculp, 1811. 6* by 11*.
9. View of Mr. Capel's House, in Threadneedle
Street.

A woodcut, 1854. 6* by 9

10. Demolition of Leman's Biscuit Shop, in Thread
needle Street.
S. Rowe del. C. W. Sheares sculp, 1855. 9 by 7.
11. View of Alderman Moon's Print. Shop, the
corner of Finch Lane and Threadneedle
Street, pulled down in 1854.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd. 7* by 7*.
12. "North-East View of the Antient Structure of
Merchant Taylors' Hall and the Alms
Houses adjoining, in Threadneedle Street."
The Hall in the year 133 1 was the mansion of Sir Oliver
Ingham. The Alms Houses adjoining were probably
coeval with the Hall.
From a Drawing taken by William Goodman in the
year 1599. Copied by G. Shepherd, 181 1. 91 by 6.
13. Engraving from the above.
Pubd 18 17. 9iby7*.
14. View of Merchant Taylors' Hall and other
Houses in Threadneedle Street, since pulled
down for Improvements.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1854. 9* by 7.

Portfolio XXV. THREADNEEDLE STREET. 487
15. " The South Sea House, in Threadneedle
Street."
Sutton Nicholls del. Bowles sculp. For Stow's Survey
1754. 18 by 13.
16. "The South Sea House, in Threadneedle
Street." A print, circa 1750. 9 by 6.
17. The South Sea House, in Threadneedle
Street. 7. H. Shepherd del. R. Cruse sculp, 1830. 6 by 4%.
18. Threadneedle Street. The South Sea Bubble.
A satirical print of " The Modern Tradesmen." G. Terry
del. et sculp. 10* by 7\.
19. The Bubbler's Medley, or a Sketch of the
Times. Being Europe's Memorial for the
year 1720. *
A satirical print illustrating Bubbles of various countries,
&c. Printed for 7. Bowles. 10 by 13*.
20. The New Imperial Insurance Office, the corner
of Broad Street and Threadneedle Street.
Gibson arch*. A woodcut by Laing, 1 849. 9\ by 7.
21. The West Front of the above Insurance Office.
A woodcut by Laing, 1849. 10* by 7.
LOTHBURY.
22. View of Lothbury, towards SI Bartholomew
Lane, in 1851.
A woodcut. 6 by 5*.

488 VIEWS OF LONDON.
23. The Alfred Life Office, Lothbury.
A woodcut, 1852. 4 by 8£.
24. The Railway Telegraph Office, formerly
Founders' Hall, Lothbury.
A woodcut, 1850. 6 by 7.
BROAD STREET.
25. " The South-East Prospect of the Church of
Si Peter-le-Poor, Broad Street."
R. West del. W. H. Toms sculp, 1796. 12 by 11.
26. Si Peter-le-Poor, Broad Street, South View,
with the North Front of the New Excise
Office, in 1797.
Malton del. et sculp. 9 by 13*.
27. View of Si Peter-le-Poor Church, on the
West side of Broad Street.
A water-colour Drawing by B. Schnebbelie, 18 10.
6\ by 8\.
28. Engraving from the above Drawing.
S. Lucy sculp, 181 1. 6* by 11.
GRESHAM COLLEGE.
29. " Collegie Greshamensis a latere occidentali
prospectus." A Bird's-eye View of Gresham
College, in Broad Street.
G. Virtue del. et sculp, 1739. 14* by l\\.
30. "View of Gresham College;" the Inner
Court. A print, 1770. 6* by 6.

Portfolio XXV. BROAD STREET. 489
31. The New Excise Office, Broad Street, built on
the site of Gresham College.
W. Robinson arch*. 7. Robinson del. et sculp, 1771.
15 by 14*-
32. The House of Sir John Frederick, in the Old
Jewry, formerly the Excise Office.
A print, 1708. 9* by 7.
33. New Excise Office, Broad Street, looking
towards the Exchange.
Shepherd del. Cruse sculp, 1830. 6 by 4|.
34. Austin Friars Monastery, now the Dutch
Church, Broad Street.
Coney del. et sculp, 1812. 12* by 8.
NAVY OFFICE.
35. "The Navy Office," in Broad Street; the
North Front.
Sold by Thos. Taylor, at the Golden Lyon in Fleet
Street, 1714. 23* by 18*.
36. " The Navy Office, in Broad Street."
B. Cole sculp, circa 1750. 9 by 6.
37. The Riot in Broad Street, 1780. The Soldiers
firing on the Mob.
An etching by J. Moth, 1780. 23* by 16*.
38. A finished proof of the above.
F. Wheatley del. 23* by 16*.
39. The Old Navy Pay Office in Broad Street.
A Drawing by G. Shepherd, 18 16. 9i by 7\.

490 VIEWS OF LONDON.
40. A View showing part of the above in Old Broad.
Street. A water-colour Drawing, c. 1815. 7\ by 6.
WINCHESTER STREET.
41. Old Winchester House in Winchester
Street, Broad Street.
A print, 1804. 6| by 7%.
42. Winchester Street, a View from London Wall
towards Winchester House.
An etching. J. 7. Smith del. et sculp, 1804. 9 by 11 f.
43. The Entrance to Old Winchester House, at
the West end of Winchester Street, Broad
Street, in 1829; since pulled down.
A Drawing by W. Brown. I of by 8.
44. Old Winchester House, the North and
West Fronts.
7. H. Shepherd del. J. Tringle sculp, 1 830. 6 by 4f.
45. View of Winchester House, when being taken
down for the Improvement of Winchester
Street. G. Hollis sculp, 1839. 6 by 4%.
46. Chapel in Great Winchester Street, now pulled
down. A print, c. 1800. 6 by 4*.
47. An Antient House on the North side of Win
chester Street, inhabited by a Spanish Am
bassador ; also by Sir J. Houblon.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1856. 9* by 7.

Portfolio XXV. FINSBURY. 49 1
48. Old Houses on the South side of London
Wall. J. 7. Smith del. et sculp, 1804. 9 by I if.
49. The Church of Si Stephen, Coleman Street,
near London Wall.
A Drawing by J. Coney, 18 12. 8* by 6*.
50. Engraving from the above.
Pubd. by Booth, 181 2. 8* by 6*.
51. The Church of Si Mary, Aldermanbury.
G. Shepherd del, 18 14. 8* by 8*.

FINSBURY.
52. "The London Institution," Finsbury Circus.
Schnebbelie del. Cook sculp, 18 19. 12* by 9*.
53. View of The London Institution, with a Plan
of the Building. Wm. Brooks, archl, 1824.
A Drawing by H. Ansted. 4\ by 7\.
54. " The London Institution, Moorfields."
7. H. Shepherd del. W. Deeble sculp, 1 827. S| by 4*.
55. View of Finsbury Square, taken from Artil
lery Place.
A print, 1796. 8* by 6.
56. The Catholic Chapel, Finsbury.
7. H. Shepherd del. 7. Barber sculp, 1827. 6 by 4.

492 VIEWS OF LONDON.
57. " North-West Aspect of Lackington, Allen &
Co's. Temple of the Muses, Finsbury
Square." " The finest Shop in the World, being 140 feet in
Front." T. Tegg Aquaforte, 1789. 14 by 12.
58. View of the North side of Finsbury Square.
S. Rawle del. et sculp, 1801. 6* by 4.
59. View of Finsbury Square, looking towards
Moorgate. A water-colour Drawing by G. Sheplterd, 1841. 6* by 4.
60. The Armoury belonging to the Royal Artillery
Company, July 24th, 181 5.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd. 9 by 6*.
61. The Royal Artillery House, Finsbury Square.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 185 1.
\o\ by 6\.
62. The Inspection of the Royal Artillery Company
by the Earl of Harrington, Sept. 22, 1803.
E. Dayes del. Picket aquat. 27 by 18*.
63. View of the Ascent of Mr. Lunardi's celebrated
Air Balloon from the Artillery Ground, Sepr.
15th, 1784."
7. Deeble sculp. 6 by 7*.
MOORFIELDS.
64. Old Houses on the West side of Little Moor
fields, pulled down 1854.
A water-colour Drawing by Bigot, 1849. 6 \ by 5f.

Portfolio XXV. LONDON WALL. 493
65. Antient Houses on the West side of Little
Moorfields. J. T. Smith del. et sculp, 18 10. 9 by 12.
66. The Ophthalmic Infirmary, Finsbury.
7. H. Shepherd del, 1827. 6 by 4*.
67. Infant School, Liverpool Street, Finsbury.
A View, 1836. 4* by 7.
68. Messrs. Whitbread's Brewery, the Inner Court,
Chiswell Street, in 1791.
Garrard del. Earldon sculp. 23 by 18.

LONDON WALL.
69. The Three Colts Inn, London Wall, built
circa 1302, now pulled down.
A Drawing by G. SJieplierd. 7 by 6.
70. Si Alphage, London Wall, South Prospect.
N. West del. W. H. Toms sculp, 1736. 12 by 11*.
71. New Church of Si Alphage, London Wall.
A Drawing by J. Coney, 1812. 8* by 6*.
72. Engraving of the above.
By Skelton, 18 14. 8* by 8\.
73. Si Alphage, London Wall, a View of part of,
and a Plan of Sion College and the neigh
bourhood, 181 5. 8* by 12.

494 VIEWS OF LONDON.

SION COLLEGE.

74. Sion College, N.W. Front, and Alms Houses,
London Wall and Phillips Lane, from an
Original Drawing.
Wise del. et sculp, 1800. 10 by 9*.
75. View of Sion College.
A Drawing by J. Munson, 1801. 5* by 8.
76. Sion College. Old Buildings of the Inner
Court, before the Alterations in 181 1.
A Drawing by G. Shepherd. "j\ by 8\.
77. Sion College. The Inner Court of, before
the Alterations in 181 1.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H Shepherd, 1852.10* by 7*.
78. Sion College, N.W. Front, with the Alms
Houses as altered in 18 12.
A Drawing. 8* by 6*.
79. Sion College, N.W. Front, and the Aims-
Houses of Dr. White, after the improvement
of 1812.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1852. 9* by 7.
80. View of London Wall, showing South Front
of Bedlam.
7. Malton del. et sculp, 1798. 9 by 131.
81. Bedlam, the North Front of, without Moor-
gate, 1747.
Pubd. by J. Bowles & Son. 10 by 61

Portfolio XXV. LONDON WALL. 495
82. A View ofthe Hospital of Bethlehem, North
Front of, 1747.
Pubd. by Robt. Sayer. 10 by 6*.
83. Bethlehem Hospital, as it appeared in June,
1811. Arnald del. Watkins sculp. 5| by 4.
NOTE. — For more important Views of Bedlam, see Port
folio XXVI.
84. The Old Church of Allhallows, London
Wall. R. West del. W. H. Toms sculp., 1736. 12 by 11*.
85. The New Church of Allhallows, London
Wall. A Drawing by W. Pearson, 18 10. 5| by 8.
86. Engraving from the above.
By Wise, 1810. 5l by 8.
87. The Old Ape and The Cock Taverns in
Phillip Lane, London Wall, erected 1672.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1851. 9 by 7.
88. Another View of the Ape Tavern.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1852. 6* by 9.
89. The Old Chapel and Almshouses of Wm.
Lamb, in Hart Street, London Wall.
A Drawing, 18 12. 6 by 4*.
90. The New Building of Chapel and Almshouses
of Wm. Lamb, in Hart Street, Loncjon Wall.
A water-colour Drawing by T. H. Shepherd, 1852. 9* by 6*.

496 VIEWS OF LONDON.
91. The Almshouses of Wm. Rogers in Hart Street,
built 1633.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1851. 8* by 6*.
GRUB STREET.
92. " Old House lately standing in Sweedon Pas
sage, Grub Street," taken down in 1805 (said
to have been the residence of Sir R. Whit
tington). J. 7. Smith del. et sculp, 1791. 8 by 12.
93. The N.E. Front of the above House,
J. T. Smith del. et sculp, 1791. 8 by 12.
94. The above House as it appeared in 1800.
A water-colour Drawing, by 7. H. Shepherd. 9* by 7h
95. A View of the above.
A woodcut about 1 800. 4 by 3.
96. Inner Court of an Ancient House, the residence
of Sir R. Whittington, in Hart Street,
Crutched Friars.
Pratten del. Birret sculp, 1 803. 6 by 4\.
97. General Monck's House in Grub Street (since
pulled down).
A print from " Gentleman's Magazine," 1790. 6* by 4*.
98. " S.E. Front of the Porch of an Old House in
Hanover Court, near Grub Street."
J. T. Smith del. et sculp, 1809. 9 by 12.

Portfolio XXV. GOLDEN LANE. 497
99. Whitecross Street Prison, for Debtors,
erected in 18 15, W. Montague, archl
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1850. 8| by 6.
100. Whitecross Street (the East side). The City
Green Yard, Lord Mayor's State Coach
house, Comptroller's, Chamberlain's, &c.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1855.
"iby7i-
101. Prince Rupert's Palace, in Beech Street.
J. Mawson del, 1800. 5 § by 7\.
102. Another View of ditto.
A Drawing, 1796. 6f by 4*.
103. The Remains of Prince Rupert's Palace, in
Beech Street, Barbican, in 1801.
A water-colour Drawing by G. Shepherd. 9* by 8|.

GOLDEN LANE.
104. The Old Fortune Theatre, in Golden Lane.
A Drawing, 1796. 6* by 4*.
105. The Old Fortune Theatre, in 1808.
J. Mawson del. 5 by 7.
106. The Old Fortune Theatre, in Golden Lane,
in 1808.
A Drawing by D. & B. L. 8 by 9.
107. A large Bird's-eye View of the Golden Lane
Brewery, Cripplegate, established in 1804 ;
since taken down.
A fine water-colour Drawing by J. S. Barth. 17 by 12.
K K

498 VIEWS OF LONDON.

1 08. " A View of the Genuine Beer Brewery, Golden
Lane." The coloured print from the above. Barth del. et
sculp. Pubd. by Cribb, 1807. 18 by 12*.
109. "A correct View of the Golden Lane Genuine
Brewery, Cripplegate."
Dean del. Barnard sculp, 1807. 23* by 19*.
no. Bridgwater Square, Barbican.
A Drawing by G. Shepherd, 18 12. 8 by 6.
CRIPPLEGATE.
111. Dr. Williams' Library, Red Cross Street.
Thos. Kernan del, 1829. 6 by 4.
112. Old Houses, the corner of Red Cross Street
and Fore Street, Cripplegate, 1850.
A Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd. 8| by 6\.
113. The Old Parish Church of Cripplegate.
J. T. Smith del. et sculp, 1709. 8* by 13I.
114. " The Old Church of Cripplegate. This is
one of the Churches that escaped the Great
Fire in 1666."
R. West del. W. H. Toms sculp, 1737. 12 by n.
115. An Invitation Ticket to go the Bounds of
the Parish, May 5, 1785, with Views of
the Church and Cripple Gate. 8 by 13.
116. Church of Si Giles, Cripplegate.
A water-colour Drawing by W. Pearson, 1813. 8 by 6*.

Portfolio XXV. CRIPPLEGATE. 499

1 1 7. Engraving from the above.
By Preston, 1 81 3. 8 by 8.
118. Cripplegate Church and Burial Ground.
A" Drawing by G. Shepherd, 181 3. 7 by 8£.
119. Cripplegate Church and Buildings adjoin
ing, in 1 83 1.
7. H Shepherd del. 5 1 by 4*<
.120. Cripplegate Church and the Old Houses,
looking from Red Cross Street.
An etching by J. Williams, 1843. 5 by 6\.
121. Cripplegate Church, the old Entrance to,
and the old Houses in Fore Street.
A water-colour Drawing by J. Findley, 1855. 6 by 11.
122. The old Houses adjoining the Church, in
Fore Street, Cripplegate, 1849.
A Drawing by Bidjot. 6 by 4.
123. The Almshouses of Sir Ambrose Nicholas, in
Monkwell Street, Cripplegate, 1668,
A Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 185 1. 9\ by 6*.
124. The Residence of Titus Oates, in Oat Lane,
Noble Street ; pulled down in 1840.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 185 1.
6* by 8\.
ALDERSGATE STREET.
125. The North-East Prospect of SI Botolph's
Church without Aldersgate.
West del. Toms sculp, 1739. 12 by 11,

K K 2

500 VIEWS OF LONDON.
1 26. The New Church of Si Botolph.
A water-colour Drawing by J. Coney, 181 2. 8* by 6*
127. The Engraving from the above Drawing.
J. Skelton sculp,, 18 14. 8* by 8*.
128. The Old Vine Inn, Aldersgate Street
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1855.
io| by 7\.
129. The Church of Si Anne, Aldersgate.
A water-colour Drawing by J. Coney, 1812. 8* by 6*.
130. The Engraving from the above Drawing.
J. Skelton sculp, 18 14. 8* by 8*.
131. An old House called the Half Moon Tavern,
on the West side of Aldersgate Street.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1852. 9 by 7*<
132. The Old Bell Inn, in Aldersgate Street,
occupied by Messrs. Vickers and Co., Dis
tillers. A Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1857. IO by 7.
133. View of the City Boundary, in Aldersgate
Street, looking towards Newgate Street.
A water-colour Drawing by Shepherd, 1857. 10 by 7.
134. Messrs. Seddons, Cabinet Makers, Premises,
in Aldersgate Street (formerly Old London
House). A Drawing by G. Shepherd, 1 808. 8 by 9.
135. Old Shaftesbury House, built for the Earl
ofThanet, 1668.
Inigo Jones arch*. A print. 6* by 4*.

Portfolio XXV. ALDERSGATE STREET. 50 1
136. Old Shaftesbury House, March 30th, 1750,
occupied as the City of London Lying-in
Hospital. B. Cole sculp. 9 by 8.
137. " Shaftesbury House," Inner Court of, in
I750- B. Cole sculp. 9 by 6*.
138. " Shaftesbury House, now the Lying-in Hos
pital," with the Shops, 1750. 31 by 3.
139. Shaftesbury House, on the East side of Al
dersgate Street.
A Drawing by G. Shepherd, 1 806. 9 by 4*.
140. Shaftesbury House.
Prattent del, 1806. Si by 4*.
141. Shaftesbury House; altered into Shops, 1831.
7. H- Shepherd del. Sf by 4*.
142. Mr. Webb's Chapel, in Hare Court, 1784. 6* by 4*.
143. Mr. Woodgate's Chapel, in Hare Street, 1784.
6* by 3f .
144. View from Aldersgate Street of the New Post
Office, New Bull and Mouth Hotel, and
SI Paul's.
7. Allom del. G. J. Emblem sculp, 1841. 16 by 8f,
145. The Old Bull and Mouth Inn, Si Martin's-
le-Grand. A pencil Drawing by G. Shepherd, 18 10. 8 by 11.

502 VIEWS OF LONDON.
146. The New Houses at the Entrance of Gresham
Street, from Si Martin's-le-Grand.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1851.
8* by 5*.
147. The New Houses in Gresham Street, looking
towards Si Martin's-le-Grand.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 185 1.
71 by Si-
148. The Old Goldsmiths' Hall, Foster Lane.
7. H. Shepherd del. A proof engraving, 1831. 6 by 4.
149. The New Goldsmiths' Hall, erected 1835.
P. Hardwick arch*. 7. H. Shepherd del. Rogers sculp.
1 61 by 8.
150. The Church of Si Vedast, Foster Lane.
A water-colour Drawing by W. Pearson. 6f by 8.
151. The Church of Si Vedast.
G. Shepherd del. Rawle sculp, 18 14. 6\ by 9.

Portfolio XXVI.

BETHLEHEM HOSPITAL, THE CHARTER HOUSE, AND
SMITHFIELD, WITH STREETS ADJOINING.
BETHLEHEM HOSPITAL.
1. "A New Prospect of ye North side of ye
City of London, with New Bedlam and
Moorefields," showing Old Si Paul's.
By J. Nutting, 1689. Sold by James Walker, at ye
Star in Pye Corner, near West Smithfield. 58 by 27.

Portfolio XXVI. BETHLEHEM HOSPITAL. 503
2. A later Edition of the above Print, showing
New SI Paul's.
Pubd. 1 710. 58 by 27.
3. " Hospitium Mente Captorum Londinense."
" A Prospect of the Hospital called Bedlam,
for the relief and cure of persons distracted,
was begun in April 1675, and finished in
July 1676."
K. White sculp. Printed and sold by John Garrett,
1690. 47 by 22*.
4. " New Bedlam, in More Fields."
Printed and sold by Robert Green, at the Rose and
Crown in Budge Rowe, 17 10. 22^ by 17.
5. " New Bedlam, in More Fields."
Sold by H. Overton at ye White Horse. 22| by 16*.
6. " The Hospital of Bethlehem," the North
Front ; a View showing also Moor-gate.
J. Maurer del. 7. Bowles sculp, 1747. 16 by 10*.
7. "The Hospital of Bethlehem."
Printed for J. Bowles, 1747. 9* by 7*-
8. The Two Figures over the Gateway at Bethle
hem Hospital, by Cibber.
Burell sculp, 1805. 6* by 4*.
CHARTER HOUSE.
9. View and Plan of the Old Charter House
and Ground, as they appeared 1506.
Copied from an Original Drawing in the possession of the
Society of Antiquaries, 1747, by W. Long. 26 by 51.

504 VIEWS OF LONDON.
10. View of ditto, reduced from the above, 1747.
11* by 191
11. "View of Sutton's Hospital, commonly called
The Charter House."
In two sheets. Sutton Nicholls del. et sculp, 1720.
Pubd. by Overton & Hoole. 36 by 23^.
12. A Bird's-eye View ofthe Charter House.
A print pubd by H. Overton, 1727. 8 by 6*.
13. View ofthe Charter House, &c.
G. Virtue sculp, 1745. 8 by 6f.
14. " Charter House Square," a Bird's-eye View
looking towards the South, with SI Paul's
and Bow Church in the distance.
Sutton Nicholls del. et sculp. Pubd. by John Bowles,
1 754. i8i by 13.
15. Two Plans of part of the Parish of SI Se
pulchre's, Cow Cross, and the Charter
House.
R. Bloom fecit, for Stow's "London," 1755. 12 by 7.
16. The Old School of the Charter House, 1761.
S* by 5.
17. The Great Hall at the Charter House, in
1805. A Drawing by Schnebbelie. 6* by 4|.
1 8. The Engraving from the above.
By A. Warren, 1805. 6* by 4f.
19. The West Front of the Great Hall of the
Charter House.
Pratten del. Owen sculp, 1805. 5| by 4*.

Portfolio XXVI. CHARTER HOUSE. 505
20. The South Front to the Garden of the Charter
House, and the Boys' Playground, 1806. 7i by 4*-
21. The Charter House, from the Garden and
the Boys' Playground.
By J. Ward, 181 3. 17* by 14.
22. The Charter House, from the Square.
W. Westall del, 1816. 10* by 9.
23. Garden Front of the Charter House.
W. Westall del. W. Bennett sculp, 18 16. 10 \ by 9.
24. The Charter House, from the Square, 18 16.
3i by 3.
25. View of part of the Old Charter House.
Greig del., 18 16. 3% by 3.
26. Entrance to the Charter House, from the
Square. Greig del. et sculp, 1801. 7f by 6.
27. The Old Gate at the back of the Charter House,
said to be about 400 years old.
Engd. by Lydebker, " London Mag," 1806. 3 \ by 7.
28. The Old Porch, Entrance to the Charter House.
J. P. Neale del, 1815. 6 by 4*.
29. The New Grammar School at the Charter
House. A print, 1836. S*by4*-
30. The Old Houses at the back of the Charter
House. P ratten del, 1797. 4 by 3*.

506 VIEWS OF LONDON.

SMITHFIELD.
31. View showing " The manner of burning Anne
Askew, John Lacels, John Adams, and
Nicholas Belenian, with certane of ye coun-
sell sitting in Smithfield," July 16th, 1546.
An engraving. 5^ by 5.
32. View in Smithfield, showing " The order and
manner of the burning of Anne Askew."
A woodcut from Foxe's " Book of Martyrs." 7* by 6\.
33. Small View of the Burning.
A woodcut. 3 by 6.
34. "The Cole House, where Master Philpots
found Thomas Whittle, priest, sitting in the
Stockes." A woodcut. 7 by 6.
35. " The Death and Burning of the most constant
Martyrs of Christ ; Doctor Robert Barns,
Thomas Garret, and William Hierome, in
Smithfield, an. 1541."
A woodcut. 6f by 6.
36. "The Combate in Smithfield, betwixt John
De Astley and Si Philip Boyle, 30 Jan. : An.
1 44 1," with distant View of the City.
" Also the Combate betwixt John de Astley and Peter
de Masse, 29th Aug*, 1438."
By Wine. Hollar, 1641. 14I by n1

4-

37. Representation of an Ancient Tournament in
Cheapside. 4\ by 7*.

Portfolio XXVI. SMITHFIELD. 507
38. Edward the Black Prince entering London with
the King of France. 7 by 6
39. Wat Tyler slain while threatening Richard 2nd
in Smithfield.
Engraved by Barret, 1793. 11 by 8\.
40. " Wat Tyler for his insolence is killed by Wal
worth," from a Missal.
Etched by J. Harris. 7 by 6.
41. " King Richard in Great Danger in the City of
London, 1380."
Engraved by Harris from a Missal. 8 by 7.
st. Bartholomew's hospital.
42. " Si Bartholomew's. Hospital, in Smithfield,"
a Bird's-eye View.
Engraved for Stow's "London," 1720. 13 by 8£.
NOTE. — Among the Plans in Portfolio VIII. will be
found some very early ones of this Hospital.
43. "Si Bartholomew's Hospital" " is erected
for poor sick, wounded, and diseased persons,
where great care is taken of them." A View
from Smithfield.
Engraved by 7. Bowles, 1725. 8* by 7.
44. "A Perspective View of Si Bartholomew's
Hospital," showing the Interior Court.
Engraved for Maitland s " London," 1739. Toms sculp.
12* by 9h
45. The Inner Court, 1741.
A print. 7 by 4-

508 VIEWS OF LONDON.
46. View of the Hospital from Smithfield.
A print. 6 by 4.
47. " An East Prospect of St. Bartholomew's
Hospital."
Founded by Rahere, noi, 2nd Hen. I ; Refounded by Hen. VIII, incorporated by
Edw. VI, 1522, and on June 9th, 1730 ; 3rd Geo. II., the first stone of this building was
laid.
Print pubd- by Jefferys, 1752. 16 by \o\.
48. The South Prospect and the East Prospect of
Si Bartholomew's Hospital, with Ground
Plans, &c.
B. Cole sculp, 1754. 9| by 15.
49. The Inner Court ofthe Hospital, 1766. S* by 3i.
50. Ditto, ditto, 1827. 6by3f.
51. Entrance to Si Bartholomew's Hospital.
Engraved by Higham, 18 16. 2* by 4*

2-

52. The West Prospect of the Church of Si Bar
tholomew the Great.
R. West del, 1737. n*by 11.
53. The Principal Gate of the Priory of SI Bartho
lomew. Print pubd. by N. Smith, 1793. 5 by 7*.
54. Remains of Si Bartholomew's Priory.
Greig del. et sculp, 1805. 51 by 31.
55. Remains of the S. Transept of Si Bartholomew
the Great.
A print, 1805. 7 by 41

Portfolio XXVI. SMITHFIELD. 509
56. Arch or Passage in the Priory. 6 by 4*.
57. Part of Cloisters in ditto. 6 by 4*-
58. " The Church of Si Bartholomew the Great."
W. Pearson del, 18 10. 8\ by 9.
59. Five Views of the Church of Si Bartholomew
the Great.
Photographs, 1876. each 9* by 7.
60. Old House on North Side of Si Bartholomew
Church Yard, where Milton lived 1639.
A water-colour Drawing by Findlay, 1846. 4* by 7.
61. The South Front of the Church of Si Bartho
lomew the Less.
R. West del. W. H. Toms sc, 1737. 11* by 11.
62. The South-East Front of the above.
J. Coney del, 18 14. 8 by 6*.
63. The South Front of Ditto, 1819.
From Wilkinson's " Londina." 6* by 4.

64. View of Old Houses on the North Side of
Smithfield Market.
A Drawing by C. H. Matthews, 1845. 6 by Si.
65. Views of Six Old Houses on East side of
Smithfield, Nos. 60, 61, 63, 64, 65, and
66. Six water-colour Drawings in 1852. each 3* by 7*.
66. A View of Smithfield Market, from the
Bars. By Shepherd, and Engraved by Barber, 1836. 6 by 4*.

510 VIEWS OF LONDON.
67. Old Houses, West side, Smithfield Bars.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1853. 9 by 7<
68. The Horse Market, Smithfield, the West side.
Engraved by Pye, 1802. 5| by 4,
69. Large View of Smithfield, the Market for
Horses. Graf te del. Lewis sculp, 1830. A coloured engraving.
21 by I5f.
70. Proof Engraving of the above, not coloured. 21 by I5|.
71. Smithield Market, for Cattle, 1826.
A coloured engraving. 1 1 by 8,
72. Large View of Smithfield, Market for Cattle,
looking towards Giltspur Street, Coloured
Engraving. J. Pollard del. R. 0. Reeve sculp, 1831. 25* by 15.
73. The Cattle Market, Smithfield, South side.
A woodcut, 1850. 6by 4h
74. The Last Day of Old Smithfield Market,
June 1 6th, 1855.
From " Illustrated London News." 13! by 8f.
75. West Smithfield, with figure of the Old
Soldier, from a Painting.
C Mosley sculp, 1749. 8 by 9.
76. New Metropolitan Cattle Market in Copen
hagen Fields, with Plan, &c.
Woodcut, 91 by 14^.

Portfolio XXVI. SMITHFIELD. 51 1
77. Bartholomew Fair, Smithfield, 1721.
From a Drawing on a Fan. 2\\ by 10*.
78. Bartholomew Fair.
A coloured engraving after Rowlandson & Pugin, 1808.
ioiby7*.
79. Bartholomew Fair, as it was.
Woodcut by Wamsley, 1841. I3*by8£.

80. Old Houses lately standing at the South corner
of Hosier Lane, Smithfield ; taken down
1809. Drawn and engraved by J. 7. Smith, 181 1. 8| by nf.
81. Old Houses lately standing on the North side
of Long Lane, Smithfield, taken down 1809.
Drawn and engraved by J. 7. Smith, 1813. 9 by 1 if.
82. Old Houses in Long Lane. 3l by 3*.
83. View of an Old House in Long Lane, since
pulled down.
A water-colour Drawing by J. 7. Smith, in 1810. 4l by 7-
84. Old Houses, Nos. 55, 56, 57, South side, Long
Lane. A water-colour Drawing in 1852. 3^ by 7*.
85. Old Houses, South side, Long Lane, Nos. 51
to 63.
A water-colour Drawing by Shepherd, in 1854. 6\ by 7,
86. Old Houses, Nos. 71, 72, 73, on South side,
Long Lane.
A water-colour Drawing in 1852. 6\ by 7\.

512 VIEWS OF LONDON.
87. A Long View showing the Old Houses on
South side Long Lane.
A water-colour Drawing by J. Bigot, in 1849. 19 by 7*.
88. Pye Powder Court, Cloth Fair, held at the
Public House known as The Hand and
Shears, corner of King Street and Cloth
Fair. From Wilkinson's " Londina." 4* by 4.
89. New Building of the above.
A water-colour Drawing, 1852. 6\ by 7*.
90. Six Views of Old Houses in Cloth Fair, being
Nos. 6, 7, 8, 9, 11, and 22. This last has
the Arms of the Warwick Family in front.
Six water-colour Drawings in 185 1. each 3 by 7*.
91. Old Warwick House in Cloth Fair. 2 by 4.
92. Old House (a Butcher's), in ditto. 4 by 2*.
93. The Old Coach and Horses Public House in
ditto, 1849.
A water-colour Drawing by Shepherd. 6 by 8.
94. Another View of the above.
A water-colour Drawing, 185 1. 6| by 8.
95. Old House (Hair Dresser's), in ditto.
Drawing by Shepherd, 1850. 7 by 9.
96. Old House in Cloth Fair.
A water-colour Drawing by G. Shepherd, 1810. 6 by 9.
97. A View of Cloth. Fair.
A Photograph, 1876. 9i by 7.

Portfolio XXVI. SMITHFIELD. 513
98. A View near Cloth Fair.
A pencil Drawing, 1830. 9 by 5*.
99. Old Houses in Cloth Fair.
A Drawing by C. H. Matthews, 1845. 6 by 8.
100. The Old Sun Inn, No. 23, Cloth Fair, built
before the Fire.
A water-colour Drawing in 185 1. 6* by 7*.
101. The Old Blarney's Head, No. 35, Cloth Fair.
A water-colour Drawing in 185 1. 6* by 7*.
102. Old Houses, Nos. 41 and 42, Cloth Fair.
A water-colour Drawing in 185 1. 6* by 7*.
103. Entrance to Smithfield from Cloth Fair.
A water-colour Drawing by Findlay, 1852. 5* by 8*.
104. Views of two Houses, Nos. 23 and 24, in New
Street, Cloth Fair, 1852.
Two water-colour Drawings. each 3\ by 7*.
105. View of No. 21, Middle Street, Cloth Fair,
1852. 3iby7*.
106. Entrance to Bartholomew Close, from Cloth
Fair. A water-colour Drawing by Findlay, 1852. 5* by 8*.
107. Entrance to Bartholomew Close, from Duke
Street. A water-colour Drawing, 1852. 6\ by 7*.
108. Old Houses in Duke Street, Smithfield, in
1797. A water-colour Drawing by O'Neil. 8* by 5^.
L L

5 14 VIEWS OF LONDON.
109. Old Houses in Duke Street.
O'Neil del. Barrett sculp, 1 797. 6 by 4.
no. " Duke Street, West Smithfield."
J. 7. Smith del. et exc, 1807. 9 by 12..
111. Two Old Houses, No. 2 and No. 3, Duke
Street, Two water-colour Drawings in 1852. each 3* by 7*.
112. The Old Half Moon Inn, No. 23, Duke Street.
A water-colour Drawing in 1852. 3* by 7*.
113. The Old French Horn public-house, in Duke
Street, built 1599.
A water-colour Drawing by Findlay. 4* by 7.
1 14. Old House adjoining, on North side of French
Horn. A water-colour Drawing by Findlay in 1852. 4^ by6f.

Portfolio XXVII.
ST. MARTIN'S-LE-GRAND TO HOLBORN BARS.
1. View of the Crypt of the Ancient College of
Si Martin Le Grand, discovered in clear
ing for the New Post Office.
Schnebbelie del. Cook sculp. 9 by 5^-.
2. View of Two Arches of the above Crypt. 15* by 11*.

Portfolio XXVII. ST. MARTIN'S-LE-GRAND. 515
3. " View of Si Martin's-le-Grand, the site for
the New Post Office," looking towards
SI Paul's.
Thos. Girtin del. J. Baity sculp, 18 19. 15* by 22.
4. View of the Houses to be taken down for
building the New Post Office, from Foster
Lane, in Cheapside, to Si Martin's-le-Grand.
A water-colour Drawing by Schnebbelie, 18 18. 12 by 7f.
5. View of the Houses in Cheapside and SI Mar
tin's-le-Grand to be taken down for the New
Post Office, with Plan.
A water-colour Drawing by Schnebbelie, 1 81 8. 16 by 8f.
6. The New Post Office, Si Martin's-le-
Grand, built 1825-29, Sir R. Smirke, Archl,
with the Mail Coaches preparing to start.
J. Pollard del. H. Pyall sculp, 1832. 22| by 17.
7. Si Martin's-le-Grand, with the Improve
ments, 1840.
N. Whittock del. et lithog. 16 by 10*.
8. The New Post Office, looking towards
Aldersgate Street.
7. Bates del. et lithog, 1842. 14 by 9.
9. The New Post Office, N.W. Front, 1844. Si by 4.
10. The New Post Office, S.W. Front, 1844. 5* by 4-
11. General Post Office, SI Martin's-le-Grand.
W. Simpson del. T. Peekin lithog, 1852. 16 by 12.
L L 2

516 VIEWS OF LONDON.
12. The New Office for paying Post Office Orders,
on the West side of Si Martin's-le-Grand.
A woodcut, 1850. 6 by 4*.
13. The Old Bull and Mouth Inn, Si Martin's-
le-Grand (now pulled down).
7. H. Shepherd del. W. Watkins sculp, 1831. 6 by 5.

THE GREY FRIARS.
14. An Antient Bird's-eye View and Plan of the
Grey Friars' Monastery, afterwards Christ's
Hospital, showing Christ Church, the Great
and Little Cloysters, and the various tene
ments lying between the City Wall and
Newgate Street ; also Newgate Market and
the Shambles, &c.
An interesting Illustration of the above Buildings and
ground adjoining, from the Stowe Collection. 20 by 15.
Note. — The above, and Plans of St. Bartholomew and Lands adjoining, will be found
in the Collection of Maps and Plans of London, Portfolio No. VIII.
Christ's hospital.
15. Bird's-eye View of Christ's Hospital, towards
the North. An inscription at bottom.
Puba by J. Bowles, 1727. 8* by 6f.
16. Bird's-eye View of Christ's Hospital, towards
the North, as it appeared circa 1740. 12* by 9.
17. View of the Grammar School, Christ's Hos
pital. J. Watts del. Rawle sculp, 1809. 6 by 4\.

Portfolio XXVII. CHRIST'S HOSPITAL. 517
18. Small View of the West Front of the Mathe
matical School, Christ's Hospital, 1751. S* by 3h
19. Circular View of part of Christ's Hospital,
taken from the Steward's Office.
B. Green del. et sculp, 1765. 4 J dr.
20. Circular View of the West Front of the Mathe
matical School, Christ's Hospital.
B. Green del. et sculp, 1775. 4f dr
21. The Old Cloisters of Christ's Hospital, in 1805.
J. Storer del. et sculp. 7 by 5*.
22. The South Front of the Grey Friars, now
Christ's Hospital. 51 by 4*.
23. The Old Building of Christ's Hospital, as it
appeared circa 1776, with a description.
£. Hooper del. Record sculp, 1776. 6 by 8\.
24.. The School of Christ's Hospital, N.W. Front.
S. Hooper del. Record sculp, 1784. 5| by 4*.
25. The Old Grammar School, in 1796. s\ by 5.
26. The Grammar School and the Writing School.
J. & H. Storer del. et sculp, 1823. 4* by 3f.
27. The Old Hall, Whittington Library, and
Cloisters, Christ's Hospital.
H. Shaw del. et sculp, 1825. 6* by 5*.
28. View of the New Hall at Christ's Hospital.
Shaw arch*, 1825. J. Shaw del. 11* by 7*.

51 8 VIEWS OF LONDON.
29. The New Hall as erected by J. Shaw, archl
H. Shaw del. et sculp, 1825. 8£ by 7*.
30. The New Grammar School.
A print. 5 by 2\.
31. The New Hall, with representation of one of
the Scholars, on the day of its being opened,
May 29, 1829.
H. Kir chopper del. et lithog. 6* by 10 \.
32. The New Dining Hall, with a Small Plan of
the same.
A Drawing by J. Shaw, 1829. 5* by 6*.
33. The Entrance to Christ's Hospital from Church
Passage, 1830. 4 by 3.
34. Christ's Hospital, East Front.
T . H . Shepherd del. 183 1. 5| by 4.
35. Christ's Hospital in Newgate Street, West
Front. A water-colour Drawing by G. Shepherd, 18 14. 6* by 8*.
36. Engraving from the above Drawing.
W. Wise del, 18 14. 6* by iof.

WARWICK LANE.
37. The Inner Court of the Royal College of
Physicians, with the names of those residing
there. Sr. C. Wren, archl
Loggan del. et sculp, 1684. i2i by 9.

Portfolio XXVII. WARWICK LANE. 519
38. " Collegium Regale Medicorum Londinen-
sium." The Inner Court of the Royal Col
lege of Physicians.
J. Mynde sculp, 1725. 7 by 8*.
39. The Inner Court of the Royal College of
Physicians. An Invitation to attend, on
March 14th, 1721. Autograph of Dr. Stuke
ley at back.
A print. 6 by 7*.
40. Another View of the above.
Stukeley del. J. Harris sculp, 1725. • 9\ by 8.
41. Entrance to the Royal College of Physi
cians in Warwick Lane.
Whichelo del. Storer sculp, 1804. 5 by 8*.
42. The Old Oxford Arms Inn, Warwick Lane.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1854. 9* by 6|.
43. Six Views of the Old Oxford Arms Inn.
Photographed, 1875. each 9* by 7\.
44. View of Paternoster Row from the corner of
Warwick Lane.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1854. 6\ by 9*.
45. Dolly's Chop House, in Queen's Head Court,
Paternoster Row.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1855. 7 by 9*-

520 VIEWS OF LONDON.
46. Newgate Market as it appeared in 1856.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd. 9* by 7.

NEWGATE PRISON.
47. " The Metropolitan Prison of London called
Newgate." Shewing the wall-flowers that grew out of the stone
Chamber in the front of the Prison. From the Book
called the " Wall Flower," by Bayley.
B. F. G. del, 1650. 6 by 9*.
48. Old Newgate, the Prison, as it appeared in
1672 (pulled down in 1778).
N. Smith del, 1791. 6 by 8\.
49. Old Newgate, as it appeared in 1778.
N. Smith del, 1791. 6 by 9*.
50. Old Newgate, with , Windmill at the top for
Ventilation (with a Model of the Mill as
erected April 17th, 1752, by Mr. Cowper.)
A print from the " Gentleman's Magazine." 4* by 7*.
51. Newgate (as built before the Riot of 1780.)
G. Dance inv, 1772. 16 by 7.
52. The Inner Court of Newgate, as built before
the Riot of 1780.
G. Dance inv, 1772. 16 by 5.
53. "An Exact Representation of the Burning,
Plundering, and Destruction of Newgate
by the Rioters, on the Memorable 7th of
June, 1780."
O'Niel del. Roberts sculp, 178 1. 17 by 12.

Portfolio XXVII. NE WGA TE. 52 1
54. View of the Rioters firing the Gaol of New
gate, and burning Mr. Ackerman's furniture,
June 6, 1780.
Hamilton del. Thornton sculp. Pubd by A. Hogg.
io|by9*.
55. " The burning and plundering of Newgate and
setting the felons at liberty by the Mob,"
June 6, 1780.
Puba. by Fielding & Walker. 8 by 7\.
56. Newgate, as reinstated after the Fire, in 1 780.
G. Dance, archl
R. Baldwin sculp, 1782. 26* by 12.
57. The Front of New Newgate, as rebuilt, 1780,
by Geo. Dance, archl
7. Malton del. et sculp, 1799. 12 by 9.
58. The Temporary Gallows in the Old Bailey,
opposite to Newgate, 1794. 6I by 5.
59. Newgate and the Sessions House, as rebuilt
1782, looking towards Smithfield.
G. H. Shepherd del, 18 14. 5 by 8.
60. An Etching of the above.
By 7. H. Shepherd, 18 14. 5 by 8*.
61. Newgate, as it appeared in 1800.
Miller del. Midland sculp. 7\ by 6\.
62. The Inner Court of Newgate.
Puba by N. Fisher & Co., 1809. 6 by 4*.
63. Newgate, looking towards Ludgate Hill.
7. H. Shepherd del. R. Aeon sculp, 183 1. 6 by 4\

4-

522 VIEWS OF LONDON.
64. The New Prison of Newgate (preparing for
an Execution).
A woodcut, 1846. 6 by 4*.
65. The Compter, Giltspur Street, a Prison for
Debtors, &c. (pulled down, 1854).
7. H. Shepherd del. R. Aeon sculp, 183 1. 6 by 4*.
66. " Justice Hall in the Old Bailey." The Old
Sessions House in 1727, with description
at bottom. 8£ by 7.
67. The New Sessions House, as it appeared
1748. 6iby5.
68. The Sessions House, with alterations of the
outside Staircase.
G. Shepherd del, 1812. Si by 5.

69. Old Surgeons' Hall, Old Bailey, 1761. 6i by 5.
76. The Surgeons' Theatre, in the Old Bailey.
R. Cole sculp, 1754. 14 by 8*.
71. Jonathan Wild's House, West of the Old
Bailey. Lacy sculp, 1813. 4 by 7\.
72. The House at corner of Break-neck Stairs,
Green Arbour Court, the residence of Dr.
Goldsmith in 1758.
J. Rawle del. et sculp, 1803. 4 by 7.
73. A View of Break-neck Stairs.
A sepia Drawing, J. C. Matthews. 5 by 6.

Portfolio XXVII. ST. SEPULCHRE'S. 523

ST. SEPULCHRES.
74. The South Prospect of the Church of Si
Sepulchre. N. West del. W. H. Toms sculp, 1737. 12 by 11*.
75. Si Sepulchre's Church.
A Drawing by J. Coney, 18 12. 8* by 7.
76. Si Sepulchre's Church.
G. Shepherd del. J. Skelton sculp, 18 14. 8* by 9.
77. Si Sepulchre's Church, looking towards
Holborn. 7. H. Shepherd del. Lacy sculp, 1831. 5f by 4f.

78. The Commercial Hotel in Skinner Street (the
Capital Prize in a Lottery), built 1802. 9 by 11.
79. The New Improvement of Snow Hill, now
Skinner Street, looking towards Newgate
Street, 1802.
A print. 5 by 4*-
80. View of Snow Hill during its improvement and
the formation of Skinner Street, in 1803.
A Drawing by W. Capon. 9 by 6£.
81. The Old Saracen's Head Inn, on Snow Hill.
A Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1855. 7 by 9.
82. The Old George and Dragon Inn, Snow
Hill. A Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1855. 10 by 7.

524 VIEWS OF LONDON.
83. Fleet Market, looking towards Fleet Street
(now removed for Farringdon Street).
7. H Shepherd del. 7. Barber sculp, 1831. 5f by 4|.
84. Holborn Bridge, looking towards Holborn
Hill.
7. H. Shepherd del. 7. Barber sculp, 1831. 5| by 4|.
85. The New Houses building in New Farringdon
Street, looking North.
A woodcut, 185 1. 6 by 5*.
86. View of Houses in Field Lane, and the build
ing of New Farringdon Street.
A Drawing by Bigot, 1850. 6 by 5*.
87. Fleet Ditch, at the back of Field Lane, Hol
born. A woodcut, 1848. 6by 4\.
88. Field Lane, Holborn, as it appeared 1849. 6 by 5.
89. View of Old Houses in Field Lane, looking
towards Holborn.
A Drawing by G. Shepherd, 18 14. 11 by 8*.
90. Old Houses in Field Lane, now taken down.
A Drawing by Bigot, 1850. 6 by 5*.
91. Old Houses near Fleet Ditch and Field Lane.
J. M. Archer del. et sculp, 1852. 6* by 9.
92. Fleet Ditch, West Street, Smithfield, as it
appeared in 1844.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1844. 9* by 6*.

Portfolio XXVII. HOLBORN. 525
93. Old Houses in West Street, from Field Lane
to Black Boy Alley, including the Red Lion
Tavern, said to be 300 years old (now taken
down). A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1850. 1 5 by 7.
94. Back of the Old Red Lion Tavern, in West
Street. A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1850. 8f by 7.
95. Si Andrew's Church, Holborn.
A Drawing by J. Johnson, 18 14. 8\ by 8*.
96. Engraving from the above.
5. Jenkin sculp, 18 14. 8^ by 7*.
97. Bangor House, on the West side of Shoe
Lane, Holborn.
Pattent del. Skirt sculp, 1805. 3* by 6f .
98. View of Oldbourn Hall, on the East side of
Shoe Lane, in the occupation of Pontifex and
Wood. Banks del. et sculp, 1823. 9 by 6.
99. The Old House in New Street Square be
queathed by Agar Harding to the Gold
smiths' Company (pulled down 1852).
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd. 9\ by 6.
100. The S.E. Front of the above.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1852. 9* by 6.

526 VIEWS OF LONDON.
ELY CHAPEL.
101. The South Front of Ely Chapel and Cloisters.
Royce sculp, 1764. 7\ by 5*.
102. Ely House, formerly the Palace of the
Bishops of Ely, in Holborn.
S. Hooper del. R. Godfrey sculp, 1784. 6 by 4*.
103. The South Front of the above.
S. Hooper del. Dent sculp, 1784. 6 by 4*.
104. The Ruins of Ely Palace and Chapel.
From a sketch by J. Carter in 1772. 7. Le Keux del,
1828. 8 by 6*.
105. Ely Chapel, Ely Place, East Front.
A Drawing by J. P. Niall, 181 5. si by 8*.

106. Thavies' Inn, South side of Holborn.
A Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1858. 7i by 9.
107. Bartlett's Buildings, Holborn.
A water-colour Drawing by Shepherd, 1858. 7\ by 9.
108. The Black Bull Inn, North side of Hol
born. A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1853. 9 by 7h
109. The Old Bell Inn, North side of Hol
born. A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1853. 9i by 7.
no. Old Houses on the East side of Fetter Lane,
Holborn. A Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1843. 6* by 8f.

Portfolio XXVII. FURNIVAL'S INN. 527
in. Old House in Fetter Lane, supposed to be
one that Dryden the Poet lived in.
7. W. Archer del. et sculp, 1852. 6 by 8*.
112. "The White Horse Inn," West side of
Fetter Lane (the Cambridge Telegraph
Coach Starting.)
J. Pollard del. G. Hunt sculp, 1814. 2o| by I5f.
113. Old Houses (Nos. 98 and 99), in Fetter Lane.
A Drawing by Findlay, 1857. 4| by j\.
114. Barnard's Inn, Flolborn, the Inner Court.
5. Ireland del, 1800. 6* by 5*.
115. Barnard's Inn, Holborn, the Inner Court.
Pubd by Vernor & Hood, 1 804. 4 by 7.
116. Old Houses at the Entrance to Leather Lane.
A Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1857. 7 by 9.
117. The Old Inn in Leather Lane, called the
" Nag's Head."
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1857. 71 by 8.
118. The Interior-Court ofthe above Inn.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1857. 10* by 7.
furnival's inn.
119. Bird's-eye View of Old Furnival's Inn,
Holborn, looking North.
Sutton Nicholls del. et sculp, 1754. 18 by 13*.
120. The Garden Front of Furnival's Inn, and
the Chapel, March 31st, 1800.
5. Ireland del, 1800. 6f by 5f.

528 VIEWS OF LONDON.
121. The Antient Building of Furnival's Inn, the
Front towards Holborn, built circa 1640.
R. B. Schnebbelie del. Banks sculp, 1818. 12 by 9*.
122. The Inner Court of Furnival's Inn, in 1800.
Pubd. by Vernor & Hood, 1 804. 6 by 4f.
123. The Inner Court of Furnival's Inn, looking
North, in 1818. I2 by 9*-
R. B. Schnebbelie del. Dale sculp, 1820. 12 by 9.
124. The Inner Court of Furnival's Inn.
R. B. Schnebbelie del. Banks sculp, 1818. 11 by 9\.
125. Old Furnival's Inn, in 1818.
J. Pass sculp. 6 by 4\.
126. The New Building of Furnival's Inn, built
by Messrs. Peto.
A Drawing by R. B. Schnebbelie, 1818. 12 by 8.
127. The New Front of Furnival's Inn, 1820.
7. H. Shepherd del. A proof, 1828. 6 by 3%.

128. Old Staples Inn, in 1800.
Pubd. by Mawson. 5 1 by 8.
129. Staples Inn, Holborn, Garden Front.
An etching, 1800. 6* by 5.
130. Staples Inn, on the South side of Holborn,
built circa 1620.
Pubd by Vernor & Hood, 1804. 6 by 5.

Portfolio XXVIII. HOLBORN. 529
131. Staples Inn Hall, Inner Court.
7. H. Shepherd del. W. H. Bond sculp, 1830. 6 by 4\.
132. Staples Inn, New Chambers, erected 1843.
A woodcut. 6 by 4.
133. The New Taxing Master's Office, Staples
Inn, Wigg & Pownall, archts.
L. G. Wood del. Hanhart lithog, 1843. 8\ by I4f.
134. Old Houses in Gray's Inn Lane, looking
North from Holborn.
A Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1854. 8* by 6.
135. Holborn, looking East.
A Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1850. 9* by 7.
136. Middle Row, Holborn, looking West, with
the two Obelisks showing the City
Boundary. A Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1857. 10 by 6£.

Portfolio XXVIII.
HOLBORN, LINCOLN'S INN, BLOOMSBURY, AND
ST. GILES'S.
HIGH HOLBORN.
1. The Bull and Gate Inn, South side of High
Holborn. A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1855. 10 by 2h
M M

530 VIEWS OF LONDON.
2. The French Horn Inn, on North side of High
Holborn, built temp. Elizabeth.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 185 1. 9 by 7.
3. The Black Bull Inn, Gray's Inn Lane.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1857. 9! by 7*-
4. The King's Arms Inn, King's Arms Yard,
High Holborn.
It is said the King's Horses were formerly kept here.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1857. 9* by 7\.
gray's inn.
5. The Old Gateway into Gray's Inn, from Hol
born. A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1850. 6 by 9.
6. " The Prospect of Gray's Inn."
J. Bowles fecit, 17 10. 13 by 8.
7. A Bird's-eye View of " Gray's Inn " and its
neighbourhood, looking North.
Sutton Nicholls del. et sculp, 1725. 18 by 13.
8. Gray's Inn Hall, Chapel, and Library.
P. Wale del. B. Green sculp, 1761. 5* by 3.
9. Same View.
A print. 1804. 5 1 by 4.
10. Ditto. A mezzotint by S. Ireland, 1800. 7 by 5.
11. Ditto. 7. H. Shepherd, del. Watkins sculp, 1827. 6 by 4.

Portfolio XXVIII. LINCOLN'S INN. 531
12. Gray's Inn Gardens.
A print, 1 804. 6 by 4.

13. Two Old Houses, Nos. 28 and 30, High Hol
born, said to have been built temp. Henry
6th; modernised 1852.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd. 9 by 7.
14. View in Great Turnstile, towards Holborn.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1851. 7 by 9.
Lincoln's inn.
15. " Lincoln's Inn New Square," showing the
Fountain, A Bird's-eye View.
Sutton Nicholls del. et sculp, 173 1. 18 by 13.
16. "A Perspective View of Lincoln's Inn," look
ing towards the Garden.
J. Maurer del. et sculp, 1741. 16 by 8.
17. " The Fair Shoot at a Foul Mark," a View of
Lincoln's Inn Garden, with verses at bottom.
A print, 1741. 10* by 17.
18. " The Prospect of Lincoln's Inn," showing the
Old and New Square, the Garden, North
side of Lincoln's Inn Fields, with Pond, &c.
J. Bowles fecit, 1755. 13 by 8.
19. The South and West Fronts of Lincoln's Inn
New Square.
A proof print, 1794. 6 by 4.
M m 2

532 VIEWS OF LONDON.
20. The East Front of the above.
A print, 1761. 5* by 3^.
21. Lincoln's Inn Gateway. Entrance from Chan
cery Lane, built by Sir T. Lovell, 15 18.
A print, 1800. 5* by 7.
22. Ditto, with the adjoining Buildings.
An aquatint, engd. 1800. 7 by 5.
23. Lincoln's Inn Gateway, from Chancery Lane.
A photo. 9 by 7.
24. Ditto from Lincoln's Inn Old Square.
A photo. 9 by 7.
25. Plan of Lincoln's Inn, 1805.
A print. 71 by 4*.
26. " Lincoln's Inn Chapel, from a Plan of Mr.
Inigo Jones, with the Ambulatory under
neath." Drawn, engraved, and sold by G. Vertue, 1751. 16 by 20*.
27. Lincoln's Inn Hall and Chapel.
S. Ireland fecit, 1800. 7 by 5.
28. Ditto, and Chancery Court.
7. H. Shepherd del. Watkins sculp, 1830. 6 by 4.
29. View of Stone Buildings, towards the Garden.
5. Ireland fecit, 1800. 7 by 5.
30. Ditto. A print, 1804. 6 by 3f.

Portfolio XXVIII. LINCOLN' S-INN-FIELDS. 533
31. The East Front of New Square on Fire, Jan.
14th, 1849.
A woodcut. 6 by 5.
32. Lincoln's Inn New Square, with the New Gar
den, &c.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1852. 8* by 5*.
33. New Hall and Library, built 1845 by P- Hard
wick, Archl
L. J. Wood del. et lithog. 13*- by 9.
34. Ditto, looking towards Garden.
A lithograph. 14 by 9f.
35. Four Views of the New Library and Hall.
Woodcuts, 1845. 8 by 5^.
36. The New Gateway, from Lincoln's Inn Fields.
A woodcut, 1845. 8 by 5*.
37. The New Hall and Library, Lincoln's Inn.
Read del. Albutt sculp. 9 by 6.
38. The New Library, Lincoln's Inn, North-East
Front. A woodcut, 1849. 9* by 8|.

lincoln's-inn-fields.
39. Lincoln's Inn Fields, South side, showing
College of Surgeons.
G. Dance arch*. A print, 1813. 16* by 10.
40. Ditto, a smaller Print, 181 4. 6 by 4.

534 VIEWS OF LONDON.
41. A View of the East side of Lincoln's Inn
Fields, showing the Gardens of Lincoln's
Inn. A Drawing by a French artist, 1746. 14* by 3^.
42. Newcastle House, in Lincoln's Inn Fields
(West side).
Sutton Nicholls del. et sculp, 1726. 13 by 17*.
43. The Elevation of Lindsey House, in -Lincoln's
Inn Fields.
Inigo Jones mv. C. Campbell del, 1731. 14* by 10.
44. Sir John Soane's House, on North side of
Lincoln's Inn Fields.
A print, 18 14. 4 by 6*.
45. Ditto, as altered in 1836. 5 by 7*.
46. College of Surgeons, as altered by Sir C.
Barry, Archl, 1849.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd. 8* by 6.

GREAT QUEEN STREET.
47. Houses in Great Queen Street, designed by
Inigo Jones or his pupil Webbe.
B. Howlet fecit. Scharf lithog, 18 17. 6 by 3*.
48. Elevation of Freemasons' Tavern.
A print, 1785. 7* by 8.
49. Freemasons' Tavern and Houses adjoining (the
one on right lived in by Mr. F. Crace till
1820). A print, 1849. 7 by 5.

Portfolio XXVIII. QUEEN SQUARE. 535
50. House in Great Queen Street lived in by Sir R.
Strange (now pulled down).
B. Howlet del. Scharf lithog, 18 17. 3 by 2.
51. View of Houses in Great Queen Street, built
by Mr. J. Crace, 1779.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd. 9* by 7*.
51* Cox and Son's Printing Office, in Great Queen
Street. A woodcut. 4* by 6.
52. Entrance to Queen Street Chapel.
B. Howlet del. Scharf lithog, 1817. 3 by 2.
53. House, corner of Great and Little Queen Street;
Evans, the Printseller's Shop.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 185 1.
7 by 9.
Also, an Engraving of the above. 5 by 4.

54. View of Queen Square, looking North.
E. Dayes del. R. Pollard sculp, 1787. 20 by 15*.
55. " Queen Square."
A coloured print, 18 12. 8 by 5.
56. Powis House, Great Ormond Street.
H. Terasson fecit, 1714. 22 by 18.
57. " Powis House."
Sutton Nicholls del. et sculp. 18 by 13.
58. " Powis House."
J. Harris sculp, 1727. 9* by Sh

536 VIEWS OF LONDON.
59. Elevation of Three Houses in Great Ormond
Street. J. Lewis arch*. J. Roberts sculp, 1779. 18 by 12.
60. " Red Lyon Square," a bird's-eye View, look
ing North.
Sutton Nicholls del. et sculp.. 18 by 12.
61. " Red Lyon Square," a bird's-eye View, look
ing South.
J. Harris sculp, 1727. 9* by 6.
62. Tavistock Chapel.
A Drawing by J. Britton, 1807. 6 by 4*.
63. The Engraving from the above.
By 5. Rawle. 6 by 4*.
64. " The Russell Institution," Great Coram Street.
7. H. Shepherd del. J. Carter sculp, 1828. Sf by 3*.
65. Statue of the Duke of Bedford in Russell
Square. A Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1827. 6 by 4.
66. Engraving from the above.
By C. Mortram. 6 by 4.
BLOOMSBURY SQUARE.
67. Bird's-eye View of " Bloomsbury Square,"
looking North, towards Southampton House,
built 1665.
J. Harris del, 1727. gX by 6.

Portfolio XXVIII. MONTAGUE HOUSE. 537
68. " Southampton or Bloomsbury Square."
A bird's-eye view showing the country beyond. Sutton
Nicholls del. et sculp, 1746. 18 by 13.
69. A Perspective View of Bedford House.
A print, 1761. 5f by 3*.
70. " Bloomsbury Square," looking North.
A Drawing by E. Dayes, 1787. 21 by 15.
71. The Mezzotint from the above Drawing.
R. Pollard and F. Jukes, sculp, 1787. 21 by 15.
72. North Front of Bedford House, Bloomsbury
Square, taken down in 1800.
Howlet sculp, from an old Drawing, 1822. 12 by 8.
73. Statue of Charles James Fox, in Bloomsbury
Square. Shepherd del. Mortram sculp, 1827. 6 by 4.

MONTAGUE HOUSE.
74. " Montague House," in Great Russell Street,
as rebuilt in 1687.
M. Boughet arch'. J. Bowles del. et sculp, 17 14.18 by 13.
75. "The North Prospect of Montague House,"
the Garden front.
James Simon fecit, 171 5. 23* by 16.
76. The Elevation of Montague House, in Great
Russell Street.
C. Campbell del, 1727. IS by 9.

538 VIEWS OF LONDON.
77. " The Prospect of Montague House, to the
Street " (The Screen front).
C. Campbell del, 1727. 14 by 5.
78. Two Plans of Montague House, ist and 2nd
Storey. R. Benning sculp, 1727. 6* by 7.
79. Views of Montague House (adapted as British
Museum, 1753), North and South fronts.
5. Wale del. J. Green sculp, 1761. 5* by 3*.
80. View of the Encampment in the Museum Gar
den, at the time ofthe Riots, 1780.
P. Sandby del. J. Fittler sculp, 1812. 18 by 12.
81. Small View of the above. 7 by 5f.
82. Montague House (British Museum).
A coloured print, 1791. 7^by4|.
83. New Gallery, British Museum.
7. Prattent del. et sculp, 1804. 6* by 3^.
84. " Montague House," now the British Museum,
with Vignette of the New Building adjoin
ing, erected 1804.
G. Saunders arch'. A print, 1813. 13 by 10.
85. British Museum, Great Russell Street.
7. H. Shepherd del, 1829. 51 by 3f.
86. The Court Yard and Principal Front of the
British Museum.
A woodcut, 1846. 8 by 5*.

Portfolio XXVIII. BRITISH MUSEUM. 539
87. Taking down the Old British Museum.
A woodcut, 1 846. 9 by 6.
88. The Last View of the Front Screen of the Old
British Museum.
A water-colour Drawing by Findlay, 1850. 7 by 4*.

BRITISH MUSEUM.
89. The New British Museum, built 1847. Sir R.
Smirke, archl
A. Butler del. et lithog, 1853. 18* by 11.
90. The South Front of the British Museum.
F. Mackenzie del. H. Adlard sculp. 15* by 8*.
91. The British Museum.
E. Walker del. Simpson lithog, 18 52. 16 by 12.

92. Bedford Square, East side, looking North.
A Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 185 1. 9* by 6.
93. Bedford Square, East side, looking South.
A Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1851. 9* by 6.
94, Si George's Church, Bloomsbury, built 1731.
Hawksmoor arch*. 7. Malton del. et sculp, 1799. 9 by 12.
95. Si George's Church, Bloomsbury, built 1731.
G. Shepherd del. W. Wise sculp. 7 by 9*.
96. " Gin Lane." The Engraving by Hogarth,
giving view of SI George's Church, 1751. 12 by 14.

540 VIEWS OF LONDON.

ST. GILES S.
97. Broad Street, Si Giles's, cir. 1830.
7. H. Shepherd del. W. Woolnoth sculp. 5* by 3f.
98. Broad Street, Si Giles's, as improved.
A lithograph. 3* by 4.
99. The Angel Inn, High Street, SI Giles's.
A chalk Drawing. 6* by 4^.
100. Cole Yard, Drury Lane.
A chalk Drawing. 6 by 4^.
101. The King's Arms Yard, Cole Yard, Drury
Lane. A chalk Drawing, 1850. 6| by 4*.
102. View in Drury Court, Drury Lane.
A chalk Drawing, 1850. 6 by 4K
103. No. 7, Drury Court.
A Drawing. si by 4i
104. Nos. 26 and 27, Gl Wild Street.
A Drawing. 6 by ^
105. Model Lodging Houses, Si Giles's.
Woodcut, 1850. 6 by 5
106. Dyot House, in Dyot Street.
A print, circa 1750. 3i by 4
107. Justice Dyot's House, Dyot Street, now
George Street.
A woodcut, 1850. 6 by 4l_

Portfolio XXVIII. ST. GILES'S. 541
108. Front View of the Old Maidenhead Inn, in
Dyot Street.
G. Scharf lithog. 4 by 3.
109. Back View of the above Inn.
G. Scharf lithog. 6 by 4.
no. Church Lane, Si Giles's.
A woodcut, 1840. 6 by 7.

111. View in New Oxford Street. — Laying the
Foundation Stone of the French Protestant
Church, 1844.
A woodcut. 6 by 5.
112. New Oxford Street. Shop of Messrs. Moses.
A woodcut, 1845. 9 by 7.
113. New Oxford Street; the Bazaar.
A woodcut, 1846. 9 by 6*.
114. Bird's-eye View of the East end of Oxford
Street. J. Brooks del. et sculp, 1847. 4i by 3-

st. Giles's church.
115. View of the Ancient Church and Hospital for
Lepers, of Si Giles ; with a Plan.
Copied from an ancient map, 1560. 14* by 22*.
116. The Old Church of Si GiLES-in-the-Fields,
built 1630, as it appeared 17 18.
John Hill del., 1718. 7 by Si-

542 VIEWS OF LONDON.
117. Engraving from an Old Plan ofthe Parish of
S . Giles, showing the two early Churches. 5 by 8.
118. The Outside North-West View of Si Giles's
Church in the Fields, built 1733.
H. Hitcroft arch*. J. Donowell del. A. Walker sculp,
1733. 16 by 12*.
119. Si Giles's Church, as rebuilt in 1733.
G. Shepherd del. W. Wise sculp. 6* by 9f .
120. A View of the New Church of S1 Giles, 1774.
A print. 6 by 6.
121. A Reverse View ofthe above, 1774.
A print. 6 by 6.
122. The Old Entiance Gateway to Si Giles's
Church Yard, with the Bas-relief of the
Resurrection, 1687.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1851. 7 by 10.
123. The New Entrance Gateway to Si Giles's
Church Yard, introducing the old bas-relief.
W. Leverton arch*. A water-colour Drawing by 7. H.
Shepherd, 18 Si. 9 by 6*.
124. View of the New Gate Entrance. A Parish
Marriage ; an unwilling Bridegroom.
A Drawing by Miss Smith, 1831. 71 by 4*.

Portfolio XXIX. SOHO SQUARE. 543

Portfolio XXIX.
SOHO SQUARE, OXFORD STREET, REGENT STREET,
PORTLAND PLACE, HANOVER SQUARE, CAVENDISH
SQUARE, PORTMAN SQUARE, GROSVENOR SQUARE.
SOHO SQUARE.
1. Bird's-eye View of " King's Square, Sohoe,"
towards Monmouth House, on the South
side. J. Bowles del. Pubd. by Overton, 1727. 9* by 6.
2. " Sohoe, or King's Square," looking North
(second state of the print).
Sutton Nicholls del. et sculp, 1754. 18 by 12*.
3. Monmouth House, on the South side of Soho
Square, built 1681, taken down 1773.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd. 7 by 9.
4. Engraved View of the above.
Pubd. by N. Smith, 1791. 7 by 9.
5. The North and East sides of Soho Square.
Showing D'Almaine's Music Shop, formerly Lord Onslow's House, also
the notorious White House, at the corner of Sutton Street.
A water-colour Drawing by Richardson, 1826.
18* by 7*.
6. Messrs. D'Almaine's House, Soho Square.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1854. 9\ by 7.

544 VIEWS OF LONDON.
7. Soho Square, looking West, showing Entrance
to the Bazaar.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1850. 7* by 5.
8. The East side of Soho Square, showing Mrs.
Cornely's House and Concert Room.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1850. 9 by 6*.
9. Mrs. Cornely's House, as rebuilt, and the Con
cert Room (now a Roman Catholic Chapel).
A water-colour Drawing, 1850. 6* by 9.
10. Soho Square, looking South, showing Sir
Joseph Banks's House.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1838.
 7* by 4f ¦
11. " Noon.' The Print by Hogarth, showing the
French Chapel, Crown Street, Soho, 1738. 15 by 18.
12. " Beer Street."
The print by Hogarth, 1731. 11* by I3f.

13. The Alms Houses erected by Mrs. Graham
and Sir Charles Cotterel, Crown Street,
Soho. A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1854. 12* by 7.
14. The Houses and the Greek Chapel built in
front of the Alms Houses, in Crown Street.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1854. 12* by 7.

Portfolio XXIX. OXFORD STREET. 545

MIDDLESEX HOSPITAL.
15. The South-East View of Middlesex Hos
pital, as it appeared 1746.
A print. 6| by 4f .
16. The South-East View of Middlesex Hos
pital.
James Pain, arch'. J. Pain del. E. Rooker sculp,
175 1. 9! by 6i
17. The South Front of Middlesex Hospital in
1827. 7. H. Shepherd del. A print. 6 by 4.
18. The South Front of the above as altered 1848.
A woodcut. 8f by 5.

THE PANTHEON.
19. Front of the Pantheon, Oxford Street, the
original Building by Jas. Wyatt, archl
A circular print. Pubd 1795. 5 in. diamr.
20. Ruins of the Pantheon, after the Fire, 14th
Jan., 1792.
An etching by H. Wigstead. I2| by 9\.
21. Ruins of the Pantheon after the Fire, 1792.
A Drawing by Winston. 8f by 6*.
22. The Pantheon, as rebuilt.
A. Bonnor del. et sculp, 18 10. 7\ by 5*.
23. The Pantheon, Oxford Street, looking West.
A print, 1 8 14. 7* by 5i-
N N

546 VIEWS OF LONDON.
24. The Pantheon, Oxford Street.
A water-colour Drawing by Winston, 18 14. 9* by 6*.
25. The Pantheon.
A print, 1826. 7 by 4*.
26. The Pantheon, Oxford Street, looking West.
7. H. Shepherd del. J. Hinchcliff sculp, 1827. 6 by 4.
27. The Princess's Theatre in Oxford Street.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1848. 7 by 8.
28. The Princess Concert Room in Castle Street,
Oxford Street.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1853. 6± by 8*.
29. The House in which Barry the Artist resided,
Castle Street, Oxford Street.
7. Prattent del. et sculp, 1 806. 41 by 6*

2-

30. View of Oxford Market, erected by the Earl
of Oxford in 1724.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1850. 7\ by Sh
31. The Police Court, North side of Marlborough
Street. A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1854. 6| by 9.
32. Argyll House, in Argyll Street, the residence of
the Earl of Aberdeen.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1854. 9\ by 61

Portfolio XXIX. REGENT STREET. 547

REGENT STREET.
33. View of Major Foubert's Riding School, in
Swallow Street, pulled down for Regent
Street. A Drawing by Tomkins, 1801. 9i by 6.
34. Regent Street, taken from the Circus, Oxford
Street. A print, 1840. Si by 4.
35. The Argyll Concert Room in Regent Street
(before the Fire), looking North.
A Drawing by Westall, 1825. 7* by 5.
36. Engraving from the above Drawing.
C Heath sculp,, 1825. 5 by 4.
37. The Harmonic Institution, Regent Street,
on site of the above Room.
7. H. Shepherd del. Wm. W aliis sculp, 1828. 6* by 4*.
38. Regent Street, looking South, from Princes
Street. 7. S. Boys del. et lithog. 16* by 12*.
39. Regent Street, from Argyll Place to Argyll
Street, East side.
J. Nash arch*. 7. H. Shepherd del. Wm. W aliis sculp,
1827. Si by 3*.
40. Smith's Coach Manufactory, 210, Regent
Street. J. White del. A print, 1826. 7* hY 8.
N N 2

548 VIEWS OF LONDON.
ai. View of Regent Street, from the Quadrant,
West side.
7. H. Shepherd del. W. Tombleson sculp, 1823. 6 by 4.
42. Regent Street, from Beak Street to Chapel
Place, East side, Sir J. Soane, archl
7. H. Shepherd del. R. Aeon sculp, 1822. 6 by 4.
4.3. Regent Street, from Burlington Street to
Conduit Street, West side.
J. Nash arch*. Shepherd del. Wallis sculp, 1822.
6* by 51
44. The Regent's Circus, Oxford Street, 1850.
7. //. Jones del. Lacey sculp. 9 by 7.
45. View of the West side of Regent Street and
Langham Place, looking North.
7. H. Shepherd del. 5. Owen sculp, 1828. 6 by 4*.
46. The Royal Polytechnic Institution on the West
side of Regent Street.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd. 1 847. 8± by 6h
47. Another View of the above, as altered by Mr.
Thompson, archt.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1848. 9* by 7.
48. All Souls' Church in Langham Place, Regent
Street.
W. T. Sterling del. Hullmandel sculp, 1826. 10 by 9.
49. All Souls' Church, with a Caricature of John
Nash, archl, on the top of the Spire.
A print, 1824. 9 by I3

Portfolio XXIX. PORTLAND PLACE. 549
50. The North Front of Langham House, Portland
Place. A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1 844. 8* by 6.
51. The East Front of Langham House, John Nash,
archl A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1844. 8* by 6.
52. View of Langham Place, looking South.
A water-colour Drawing, 18 18. 7f by 5.
53. The East side of Langham Place, with All
Souls' Church.
J. Nash arch*. W. Westall del. C. Heath sculp, 1825.
4l by 3f.
PORTLAND PLACE.
54. View of the Garden of Foley House, with Mr.
Sheldon's Balloon on Fire.
A Drawing by the Hontie. Charles Grenville, 1784.
From the Stowe Collection. 14 by 9.
55. View of the Garden of Foley House, with the
Balloon as above.
A mezzotint, 1784. 14 by 10.
56. View of the North Front of Foley House in
1809. A Drawing. 8 by 6.
57. View of North Front of Foley House.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd. 8 by 6.
58. Portland Place, looking towards Foley
House. A Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd. 8\ by 5*.

550 VIEWS OF LONDON.
59. The East side of Portland Place, looking
North. A proof print, 1780. 7\ by 5.
60. View of Portland Place, looking North.
7. Malton del. et sculp, 1794. 12 by 91
61. View of Portland Place, looking North.
A Drawing, 18 14. 7* by 5.
62. View of Portland Place, looking North.
A Drawing by G. Shepherd, 1 8 14. 7l by 4*.
63. The West Front of the Houses in Portland
Place. A Drawing, 18 16. 7 by 4*.
64. Portland Place, looking North.
A Drawing by G. Shepherd, 181 6. 4 by 2*.
65. " A View of Si Marylebone from the Bason."
Chatelain del. et sculp, 1756. 12 by 7*.
The '' Bason," situated on the west of Portland Place,
was filled up circa 1764.

cavendish square.
66. View of the North side of Cavendish Square,
looking towards Wigmore Street.
7. Malton del. et sculp, 1800. 12 by 9f.
67. The West side of Cavendish Square, showing
Harcourt House, erected in 1721.
J. P. Malcolm del. et sculp, 1808. An etching. 5 by 4.

Portfolio XXIX. HANOVER SQUARE. 551
68. View of the North side of Cavendish Square,
looking towards Mortimer Street.
A print, 1 81 5. 7| by 5*.

HANOVER SQUARE.
69. A Bird's-eye View of " Hanover Square,"
looking North, as it appeared 1 720 (first state
of the Print).
Sutton Nicholls del. et sculp. 18 by 13.
70. The above Print in the second state, 1754. 18 by 13.
71. " Hannover Square," looking towards the
North. J. Overton del. et sculp, 1727. 9| by 6|.
72. A North View of Hanover Square.
Printed for Robt. Sayer, 1761. 15I by 10*.
73. " A View of Si George's Church, Hanover
Square, from Conduit Street."
Printed for J. Boydell, 175 1. 16 by iof.
74. View of Hanover Square, showing three sides
of the Square, and George Street.
A fine water-colour Drawing by E. Dayes, 1787. 21 by 15.
75. Engraving from the above Drawing.
Pollard & Jukes sculp, 1787. 21 by 16*.
76. The Concert Room, corner of Hanover Street
and the Square ; built by Gallini, 1741.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1831. 9 by 6j

552 VIEWS OF LONDON.
77. The West Front of Lord Harewood's House,
looking to Hanover Square.
7. Malton del. et sculp, 1 800. 1 2 by 9.
78. Harewood Place, looking South. R. Adams,
archl, 1800.
A print. 7\ by 5f.
79. The South and West fronts of Lord Hare
wood's House in Hanover Square.
A print, 1 810. 5* by 4.
80. Si George's Church, Hanover Square.
J. Coney del. J. Skelton sculp, 1 8 14. 8\ by 8*.
81. George Street, Hanover Square.
A print, 18 12. 4! by 8.
82. George Street, looking towards Hanover
Square. A print, 1832. 5| by 4.
83. The British and Foreign Institute, corner of
George Street and Maddox Street.
A print, 1852. y\ by 6.
84. Small View of Trinity Chapel, Conduit Street,
with the Houses on each side.
Swaine sculp, 1790. 6 by 4*.
85. Trinity Chapel, in Conduit Street.
A pencil Drawing by G. Shepherd, 18 12. si by 8.

86. The West Front of Vere Street Chapel, and
the Interior.
J. Gibbs arch*. Hulsburgh sculp. 8* by 15.

Portfolio XXIX. WIGMORE STREET. 553
87. The North Front of Vere Street Chapel, with
Plan. J. Gibbs arch*. Hulsburgh sculp. 12* by 10*.
88. View of Marylebone, from Wigmore Row (now
Wigmore Street), showing one of the City
Conduits that stood near Marylebone Lane.
A tinted Drawing, 1759. u^ by 7.
89. Old Houses at the corner of Wigmore Street
and Welbeck Street, as they appeared in the
year 1851 (pulled down 1853).
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. SJiepherd. 9\ by 7.
90. View of the House, then No. 14, now 38, on
the North side of Wigmore Street, occupied
by Mr. Crace.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1852. 9 by 7h
91. View of Manchester House, on the North side
of Manchester Square, built by the Duke of
Manchester, 1788.
A coloured engraving. 7* by Sh
92. View of the Lord Mayor's Banqueting House,
on the site of Stratford Place, Oxford Street,
as it appeared in 1686 ; taken down in 1737.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd. Copied
from an old Drawing. 9* by 6*.
93. Aldborough House, Stratford Place, Oxford
Street, built by Edward Stratford, Earl of
Aldborough, in the year 1774.
R. Adams arch*. 7. H. Shepherd del, 185 1. A print.
9 by 6*.

554 VIEWS OF LONDON.
94. View of Stratford Place, with the Iron
Gates, as it appeared when first built, 1780.
A print. 14^ by 8*.
95. Oxford Street, from Stratford Place, look
ing towards Hyde Park.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 18 15.
71 by 5$.
96. The Etching ; also the coloured Engraving
from the above. 7| by 5*.
portman square.
97. View of the North side of Portman Square
(built circa 1764).
A water-colour Drawing by Gingal. 7* by 5.
98. Engraving from the above.
Pubd. by Ackerman, 1794. 7* by 5.
99. View of Montague House, Portman Square,
built by Mr. Montague about 1774.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 185 1.
9* by 6.
100. View of the South side of Portman Square,
showing the Illumination at the House of
Mr. Otto, the French Ambassador, after the
Peace, April 29th, 1802.
A Drawing in Indian ink. 26* by 1 8.
101. Mezzotint Engraving from the above.
R. M. sculp. Pubd. by Orme, 1806. 25! by 18.
102. A View of the Illuminations at Mr. Otto's
House, in Portman Square.
J. W. del. A print, 1802. 10 by 13.

Portfolio XXIX. GROSVENOR SQUARE. 555

GROSVENOR SQUARE.
103 "A Perspective View of Grosvenor Square."
J. Maurer del. et sculp, 1746. First state ofthe plate.
1 of by 6.
104. The above View.
Second state ofthe plate, 1753. 1 of by 6.
105. A View of Grosvenor Square.
7. Bowles del. et sculp, 175 1. 15^ by 9^.
106. " Grosvenor Square." A bird's-eye View,
looking North (built circa 17 16).
Sutton Nicholls del. et sculp, 1754. 17* by 13.
107. A View of the North side of the Square.
7. Malton del. et sculp, 1800. 12* by 9f.
108. View of the North and East sides of Gros
venor Square.
E. Dayes del. Dodd & Pollard sculp, 1789. 21 by 16*.
109. View of the North side of Grosvenor Square.
A Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1830. 8 by 5.

no. "View of the Earl of Chesterfield's House,
near Hyde Park, taken from ye Park Wall,"
with a View of Curzon Street and the
Chapel. E. J. Eyre del. J. S. Midler sculp, 1750. 12 by 6*.
111. Elevation of the Earl of Chesterfield's House,
in South Audley Street, Mayfair.
C. Campbell fecit, 1750. ig by 8.

556 VIEWS OF LONDON.
112. View of a House, Corner of Tilney Street and
Park Lane, the residence of Mrs. Fitz
herbert for many years.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd. 9* by 7.
1 13. View of a House in Park Lane, back of Sea-
more Place.
A water-colour Drawing. 7* by 11*.
114. View of Camelford House, corner of Park
Lane and Oxford Street, the residence of
Princess Charlotte and Prince Leopold after
their Marriage in 1816.
A water-colour Drawing by T. H. Shepherd, 1850. 9 by Sf.
1 15. North-West View of the above House.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1850. 9 by Si-
116. "View of Oxford Turnpike, Hyde Park."
P. Sandby del, 1789 (on Mr. Sandby's card of address).
2* by 3*.
117. View of the Entrance to London at Tyburn
Turnpike. A coloured engraving. 7. H. Shepherd del, 181 3.
7* by 5*-
118. The Entrance into London by Oxford Street,
with Views of Park Lane and Tyburn
Turnpike, as it appeared 18 13.
Rowlandson del. Schutz sculp. 16 by 13*.
119. The Marble Arch at Cumberland Gate, re
moved from Buckingham Palace 1851.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd. \o\ by 7.

Portfolio XXX. TYBURN. 557
120. The Marble Arch.
R. Groom del. et lithog, 1851. \o\ by 7.
NOTE. — View of Cumberland Gate {removed to give
place for the Marble A reh) in Portfolio IX.

Portfolio XXX.

TYBURN, BAYSWATER, PADDINGTON, MARYLEBONE,
AND REGENT'S PARK.
TYBURN.
1. View of Tyburn, looking across Hyde Park.
A water-colour Drawing by W. Capon. 9 by 7*.
MS. Note by W. Capon. — " This View, taken from a one pair of Stairs
window, at the last House at the end of Upper Seymour Street, Edgeware
Road, facing where Tyburn or Twaybourne formerly was. The Eastern
end of Connaught Place is now built on the very plot of ground then
occupied by a Cow-lair and Dust and Cinder-heaps, &c. The three
galleries, from which people used to see Criminals executed, were then
standing, in 1785, when this sketch was made." These galleries were the
property of a Mr. Mitchell, who let them out on the day of an Execution.
2. A View of Tyburn as above, being the original
sketch by W. Capon, from which the above
Drawing was made. I2 hy 7*-
3. "A Perspective View of the Execution of Lord
Ferrers at Tyburn, May 5th, 1760, for the
murder of his Steward."
A scarce print. T3 by 7f.
4. The Execution of Lord Ferrers at Tyburn.
Neele & Stockley sculp, 1760. 5l by 3*-

558 VIEWS OF LONDON.
5. " The Idle 'Prentice executed at Tyburn."
The print by W. Hogarth, 1747. 16 by 11.
6. A Small Copy of the above.
Smith sculp. 7 by 4\.
7. View of the Execution of John Smith, cut down
at Tyburn. His Reprieve arrived Five
minutes after he had been turned off.
Dodd del. Page sculp. 4 by 6.
8. Wm. Guest condemned for High Treason,
drawn on a sledge to Tyburn.
Dodd del. 7. Lodge sculp. 4 by 6.
9. Dr. Dodd and Joseph Harris at Tyburn, June
27th, 1777.
Dodd del. 7. Lodge sculp, 1777. 4 by 6.
10. Jack Shepherd at the Crown, Sl. Giles's, on his
way to Tyburn.
Lithograph by W. Clarke. 8 by 4f .
11. The Execution of Jack Shepherd, at Tyburn,
Nov. 1 6th, 1724.
Lithograph by W. Clarke. 8 by 4f .

12. View of the Entrance into London by Oxford
Street. Gyfford del. W. Hawkins sculp. 6 by 3*.
13. View of Connaught Place at the Corner of the
Edgeware Road.
A water-colour Drawing by Whittock, 1849. 14 by 8.

PORTFOLIO XXX. BA YS WA TER. 559
14. Old Cottages on the West side of the Edge-
ware Road, in 1803, the site of Connaught
Square. A Drawing by W. Capon, 1803. 8* by 6.
15. View of Hyde Park Gardens, taken from Vic
toria Gate, Hyde Park, designed by John
Crake. Thos. Higham sculp, 1844. 16^ by 8.

BAYSWATER.
16. The Conduit at Bayswater, which supplied
London with water in the year 1236.
Dayes del. Sparrow sculp, 1796. 6 by 7.
17. View of the Bayswater Conduit.
A pencil Drawing, 1804. 4f by 8.
18. View near Craven Hill, one of the places occu
pied by the Citizens of London, &c, during
the Plague.
A print, 1796. 4* by 6\.
19. Bayswater Tea Gardens, The Old Swan, Bays-
water Road.
2 oval prints. J. C. sculp, 1796. 6 by 4f.
20. Bayswater Chapel, Ormes Square.
A mezzotint pubd. by E. Orme, 18 18. 7* by 7*.
21. Bayswater Chapel and Orme Square.
A mezzotint pubd by Bayley, 1839. 1 if by 7k.

560 VIEWS OF LONDON.

WESTBOURNE
22. Westbourn Green, on the Harrow Road, look
ing towards Hyde Park.
Malcolm del. et sculp. 7 by 5.
23. Westbourne House, on the Harrow Road.
A water-colour Drawing, 1 806. 4* by 3*.
24. Another View of Westbourne House.
J. P. Malcolm del. Eastgate sculp, 1805. 6 by 3f.
25. Westbourn Villa, the residence of Lord Hill.
A water-colour Drawing, 1806. 4* by 3*.
26. Small View of Mrs. Siddons' Cottage, at West
bourn Green.
Harriot Goldsmith del. Lithographed 1820. 9 by 6.
27. Westbourne Terrace, looking North.
A print. 6* by 3$ .

PADDINGTON.
28. A View of Paddington, from the Green, about
*75o. Chatelain del. J. Roberts sculp, 1750. 4f by 3.
29. View of Paddington Green as it appeared about
1784. 13 by 9.
30. The North-West Front of Old Paddington
Church, 1750.
Chatelain del. J. Roberts sculp. 4f by 3.

Portfolio XXX. PADDINGTON CANAL. 561
31. The South Front of the Old Church, Padding
ton, in 1784 (taken down 1791). 7* by si-
32. The New Church at Paddington.
J. P. Malcolm del, 1793. 6* by 4.
33. View of the New Church at Paddington, erected
April 27th, 1 79 1.
A print, 1795. 9 by 7f.
34. The South-West Front of New Paddington
Church. Gyfford del. A. Warren sculp, 1805. 6\ by 4.
35. View of the Old Alms Houses on the South
side of Paddington Green.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1851. ui by 7.
36. View of the Old Public House called " The
Last," at Paddington.
Parson del. Angus sculp, 1790. 6 by 4.
37. Small View of the Old Farm House, at Pad
dington, in 1799. 5* by 4.

PADDINGTON CANAL.
38. View of Paddington Canal, with the first Bridge
on the Harrow Road.
H. Melbourn del. J. Jeakes sculp, 1801. 13* by 9*.
39. "View from the left of the First Bridge on
the Paddington Canal," with the Company's
Barges, on the 10th July, 1801.
H. Melbourn del. J. Jeakes sculp, 1801. 13* by 10.
O O

562 VIEWS OF LONDON.
40. A View at the Head of the Canal, or Basin, at
Paddington. H. Melbourn del. J. Jeakes sculp, 1801. 14 by 9*.
41. Junction of the Regent's Canal, at Padding
ton. 7. H. Shepherd del. ^. Lacey sculp, 1828. 6 by 3*.
42. The Double Lock and East Entrance to the
Islington Tunnel of the Regent's Canal.
A Drawing by Shepherd, 1827. 5f by 3\.
43. Engraving from the above.
7. J. Havell sculp, 1827. 5f by 3*.
44. Mouth of the Tunnel, Regent's Canal, Isling
ton. 7. Bonner del. et sculp, 1801. 6* by 4.
45. West Entrance to the Tunnel, Regent's Canal,
Islington, 1822. 7 by 4*.
46. City Basin, Regent's Canal, near Islington.
A Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1828. Sf by 3*.
47. Engraving from the above.
7. J. Havell sculp, 1828. 53. by 31,
48. Entrance to the Regent's Canal at Lime
house. 7. H. Shepherd del. T. J. Havell sculp., 1828. 5f by 3*.
49. Basin and Warehouse, with Passage Boat on
the Paddington Canal, 1804. 5 by 4.

Portfolio XXX. PADDINGTON. 563
50. First Bridge on the Paddington Canal, 1806. 6 by 3f.
51. Entrance to the Canal Tunnel under Maida
Hill. A Drawing, 1806. 5 by 7*.

52. The Paddington Vestry Hall.
James Lockyer arch*. A print. 6* by 3^.
53. Prince Albert laying the Foundation Stone of
S1. Mary's Hospital, Paddington.
A woodcut, 1845. 9 by 5*.
54. " Sl. Mary's, Paddington and S7 Marylebone
Hospital, Cambridge Place, Paddington,"
erected 1846.
7. Hopper arch*. J. Hawkins del. Lithographed by
7. E. French. 1 S by 9.
55. Small View of the New Hospital of S*. Mary,
Paddington and Marylebone.
A Woodcut, 1845. 9 by 5*.
56. The Great Western Hotel, adjoining the Rail
way Station. Erected 1854.
P. C. Hardwick arch*. Day & Son lithog.. 1854. 7* by S*-
57. The Railway Terminus at Paddington, opened
on the 4th of June, 1838 ; taken down in the
year 1854.
A woodcut, 1854. 6 by 5.
002 ;

564 VIEWS OF LONDON.
 .  — ¦ — .  ^ 
58. The New Railway Station at Paddington,
erected 1854.
J. V. Brunei & M. D. Wyatt architects. A woodcut,
1854. II by 7.
59. The New Offices at the above Railway Station.
A woodcut,. 1 854. 7 by 7.

LISSON GROVE.
60. View of Lisson Grove, near the Old Yorkshire
Stingo, Paddington.
A water-colour Drawing, 1770. 13 by 8.
61. The North Front of the Yorkshire Stingo
Public House, New Road, as it appeared
in 1794.
A water-colour copy from an old Drawing, by 7. H.
Shepherd. 9 by 6.
62. The Yorkshire Stingo Public House, as altered
in 1850.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1850. 8 by 6.
63. Front View of the Building in Cato Street.
Where Thistlewood and the other Conspirators were discovered and
arrested, 23rd Feb*, 1820; with an accurate Plan of the District, show
ing the exact situation of the place.
B. King del. J. Wyld lithog, 1820. • 14* by 7*.
64. The Coachhouse and Stable in Cato Street.
J. Hassell del, 1820. 6*by 5.
65. Small View and Plan, as above.
A. Wivell del, et sculp, 1820. 7 by 5*.

Portfolio XXX. MARYLEBONE. 565

MARYLEBONE MANOR HOUSE.
66. Long View of Marylebone Manor House, Gar
den, Park, and Environs, as they probably
were in Queen Elizabeth's time ; now Mr.
Fountain's School (taken down 1791).
A Drawing copied by J. T. Smith from one by Gasselin
in 1700. 22 by 4f .
67. "West Front of the Manor House School, in
Marylebone Lane."
0. Neat del. J. Roberts sculp, 1786. 7 by 4.
68. The Garden Front of the Old Manor House,
now Mr. Fountain's School.
A water-colour copy by 7. H. Shepherd, from an old
Drawing, 1786. 9* by 6*.
69. The South Front of the Old Manor House and
the Play Ground to the School.
A water-colour copy by 7. H. Shepherd from an old
Drawing, 1786. 9* by 6*.
70. View of the Old Manor House, taken from
High Street, 1790.
Graff & Lont lithog. 5* by 3*.
71. The South Front of the Old Manor House,
now Mrs. Fountaine's School. " Drawn on
ye spot, Sept. 12, 1789, by N. Rouviere." 13* by 9.
72. West Front of the Old Manor House in High
Street, Marylebone Lane, as it appeared in
1791. J. C. Barrow del. J. Parkyns sculp, 1791. 13* by 10*.

566 VIEWS OF LONDON.
73. Small View of the North Front of the Old
Manor House and Garden, 1691.
A woodcut. 5 by 4.

MARYLEBONE GARDENS.
74. A View of Marylebone Gardens, and the
Orchestra, with the Band of Music, &c.
J. Donnowell del, 1755. Pubd. by J. Tinney. 16 by 10.
75. A View of " Marybone Gardens," a reduced
plate from the above.
A print puba. by R. Sayer, 17 SS- IO* by 6.
76. Another "View of Marybone Gardens," without
the two figures in the foreground.
A print, 1755. Pubd. by Bowles & Carver. 10 by 6.
77. A Plan of Marylebone Gardens, as in 1756. 7* by 6*.
78. Marylebone Gardens.
Etching by George Cruikshank, 4\ by 5.
79. The Old Public House, "The Rose of Nor
mandy," in High Street, Marylebone, for
merly the entrance to Marylebone Gardens.
A water-colour Drawing by Bigot, 1848. 3* by 4*.
80. The old Rose of Normandy Public House,
since pulled down.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd. 5 by 7.
81. The above Public House as rebuilt.
A water-colour Drawing by Bigot, 1850. 3* by 4*.

Portfolio XXX. MAR YLE BONE. 567
82. The New Building of the Rose of Normandy
Public House.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1850.
,  S by 7-
83. View of the Old Marylebone Church, pulled
down in 1740.
A water-colour copy by 7. H. Shepherd. From an old
Drawing. 8 by 6.
84. The Parish Church of S7 Mary le Bone, as re
built in 1742. 8 by 6.
85. " The Church in Marylebone Lane," as it ap
peared in 1 76 1.
Chatelain del. J. Roberts sculp, 1761. 4! by 3.
86. View ofthe New Church erected in 181 7.
7. Hardwicke arch*. 7. Condy del. W. Wise sculp.
1817. 7 by 8*.
87. " The Rake's Progress." His Marriage in Old
Marylebone Church.
The print by Hogarth, 1735. iSf by 12.
88. View of High Street, Marylebone.
A water-colour Drawing by Bigot, 1848. 6 by 4*.
89. View of the New County Court and the Baths
and the Wash Houses built upon the ground
of the late Tea Garden, &c, of the Yorkshire
Stingo Tavern.
A woodcut, 1849. 6 by 4\.

568 VIEWS OF LONDON.
90. The Eyre Arms, Sl. John's Wood, erected by
John White, 1836.
A Drawing by J. Matthews, 1833. 5 by 4*.
91. Schools for the Orphans of Poor Clergy, S4.
John's Wood.
W. Treadgold del, 1815. 7 by 3*.
92. The School for teaching the Blihd, Avenue
Road, Regent's Park.
A woodcut, 1847. 6 by 4^.
93. Marylebone School, New Road, for Girls of
Decayed Tradesmen of the Parish.
P. Hardwick arch*. A woodcut, 1846. 6\ by 3*.
94. Sl. Marylebone Alms Houses for Decayed
Householders, Pink and Erlam, archts.
G. Hullmandel lithog, 1848. 25 by 11.
95. Philological School, New Road, Marylebone,
Habershon, archt.
A woodcut, 1857. 6f by 11.
96. Devonshire Place and Wimpole Street, from
the New Road.
Drawing by C. J. Ryley, 1799. 6* by 4*.
97. Engraving from the above.
G. Barrett sculp, 1799. gi by 4*.
98. The House of Mr. John White, Surveyor,
opposite Devonshire Place, in the New Road.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1794. 10* by 7\.

PORTFOLIO XXX. MARYLEBONE PARK. 569
99. House adjoining the above.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1850.
. ' n*by7i.
100. Marylebone Bason, with distant View.
A pencil Drawing by Chatelain, 1761. 10* by 7\.

MARYLEBONE PARK.
101. View of Wellins Farm in Marylebone Park,
now the Regent's Park.
A water-colour Drawing by J. White, 1789. I9i by 11*.
102. A View from Wellins Farm towards Primrose
Hill. A print pubd. 1799. 20 by 6.
103. A View from Wellins Farm towards Camden
Town. A print pubd 1799. 20 by 6.
104. The Queen's Head and Artichoke Inn, Mary
lebone Park (now pulled down).
A water-colour Drawing by Findlay, 1796. 6£ by sh
105. Another View of the Queen's Head and Arti
choke. A print from " Gents. Mag.," 18 19. 5 by 4.
106. The Jew's Harp Public House, in Marylebone
Park (now pulled down).
A water-colour Drawing by Bigot, 1794. 6 by 4.
107. The Chalk Farm Tavern and Garden, near
Primrose Hill (pulled down 1853).
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1853. 10 by 6*.

570 VIEWS OF LONDON.
1 08. View from Primrose Hill, looking towards
Hampstead. A Print, 1799. 20 by 6.
109. " Pastimes of Primrose Hill."
Cruikshank del. J. Barlow sculp. A print, 1791. 8 by 6\.
regent's PARK.
no. View of the Regent's Park, looking towards
the South-West.
W. Westall del. Engelman lithog, 1827. 13^ by 9.
111. A long Panoramic View of Regent's Park,
commencing at Park Crescent, round by the
Carriage Road, from the South side, West
side, North side, to the East side of Park
Crescent. A series of coloured prints. 20 ft. long by 4 in high.
1 L2. Plan of the Regent's Park.
7. H. Shepherd del. J. Cleghorn sculp. 9 by 8.
113. Eight Views of Villas in the Regent's Park.
7. H. Shepherd del. W. Radclyffe, &c, sculp, 1828.
each 6 by 3*.
114. View of Mr. James Burton's House, in Re
gent's Park.
J. D. Harding del. J. Cooke sculp, 1827. 7 by 5.
1 15. View of Holford House, on the North side of
Regent's Park.
W. Papworlh del. Day & Son lithog. 13 J by 7K

Portfolio XXX. REGENT'S PARK. 571
116. Small View of Mr. Greenough's House, on the
North side of Regent's Park.
A coloured print, 1838. 8^ by 4f.
117. Eight Views of Terraces, &c, on West side of
Regent's Park.
7. H. Shepherd del. W aliis, &c, sculp, 1827. 6 by 3*.
118. Eight Views of Terraces, &c, on East side of
Regent's Park.
7. H. Shepherd del. W aliis, &c, sculp, 1827. 6 by 3*.
119. Hanover Terrace, looking towards the South,
Regent's Park.
7. Higham del. et sculp, 1846. 16 by 18*.
120. The Colosseum, looking towards the South,
Regent's Park.
7. 7. Paris del. 7. Higham sculp, 1846. 16 by 8.
121. Two Views of Gloucester Gate, at the East
Entrance into Regent's Park.
7. H. Shepherd del. 7. Barber, &c, sculp, 1827. Sf by 3*.
122. The Royal Hospital of ST. Katharine, on the
East side of Regent's Park.
A. Poynter arch*. G. Reeve sculp, 1827. 17 by 9.
123. The Royal Hospital of ST. Katharine, Re
gent's Park.
7 H Sheplierd del. W. Tombleson sculp, 1827. SI by 3*.

572 VIEWS OF LONDON.
124. View of SK Katherine's Hospital, Regent's
Park. A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd. 8 by 4*.
125. House ofthe Master of the Royal Hospital of
Sl. Katharine, in Regent's Park, opposite
the Hospital.
7. H. Shepherd del. W. Tombleson, sculp, 1827. 5i by 3*.
126. The Entrance to the Zoological Gardens.
A woodcut, 1846. 4 by 2*.
127. The Zoological Gardens, Regent's Park.
G. H. Shepherd del. Le Peltit sculp, 1851. 9* by 6.
128. The Zoological Gardens, looking South.
A woodcut, 1846. 5f by 3*.
129. The Tunnel in the Zoological Gardens.
A woodcut, 1846. 4 by 2*.
130. The Zoological Gardens.
J. Morchant del. H. Adlard sculp, 1850. 16 by 8\.
131. The Lake in Regent's Park, with View of the
Colosseum. 7. H. Shepherd del. W. Tombleson sculp, 1838. 6 by 3*.
132. An Island in the Lake near Cornwall Terrace.
in Regent's Park.
7. H. Shepherd del. W. Toftibleson sculp, 1838. 6 by 3*.
133. View of the Archery Room, near the Lake, in
Regent's Park.
7. M. Baynes del. et lithog, 1 846. 8 by 6.

Portfolio XXX. PORTLAND PLACE. 573

PORTLAND PLACE.
134. View of the East Crescent, at the end of
Portland Place, New Road.
7. H. Shepherd del. J. Ridaway sculp, 1827. Sf by 3*.
135. The Building of the East Crescent, the end
of Portland Place, New Road (a part that
fell down).
A water-colour Drawing, 1820. 12* by 8*.
136. View of the West Crescent, at the end of Port
land Place, New Road.
7. H. Sheplierd del. A print, 1822. 8 by 4*.

137. View of the Farthing Pie House, afterwards
the Green Man Public House, corner of
the New Road, and Portland Road, as in
1780. A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd. 9f by 6.
138. View of the Green Man Public House, as it
appeared in 1851.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd. 10 by 7.

574 VIEWS OF LONDON.

Portfolio XXXI.
NEW ROAD, KING'S CROSS, ST. PANCRAS, FOUNDLING
HOSPITAL, GRAYS-INN-LANE, BAGNIGGE WELLS.
i. View of "The Entrance to Great Portland
Street " (Portland Place).
Etching by Malcolm. 5* by 4.
2. " Fitzroy Square," looking South.
7. Malton del. et sculp, 1800. 12 by 2*.
3. " The East side of Fitzroy Square."
J. P- Malcolm del. et sculp, 1807. 5i by 4.
4. Remains of an Ancient Structure, denominated
King John's Palace, Tottenham Court.
J. Carter del. Wise sculp, 18 1 1. 8* by 7*.
5. Part of the Adam and Eve Coffee Rooms,
Hampstead Road, built on the site of the
Old Manor House of Toten-Hall.
J. Carter del. Wise sculp, 181 1. 5* by 4.
6. " Remains of the Manor House, denominated
the Lordship of Toten-Hall ; now vulgarly
called Tottenham Court ; and occupied by
the Adam and Eve Tea House and Gardens,"
with a Plan of the Vicinity.
Shepherd del. Wise sculp, 1813. I2i by 9.
7. The South View of Tottenham Court.
J. B. Chatelain del. et sculp, 1746. 93 by 51 _

PORTFOLIO XXXI. TOTTENHAM COURT. 575
8. A Reduction of the above.
Printed for Sayer & Bowles. 13* by 9.
9. "A Representation of the March of the Guards
(to Finchley), towards Scotland, in the year
1745." (View in Tottenham Court Road.)
Wm. Hogarth pinx. Luke Sullivan sculp. 21* by 17.
10. " A Smock Race at Tottenham Court Fair."
A print, 1786. 19* by 15.
11. View of the Turnpike at the Entrance of Tot
tenham Court Road, with Sl. James's Chapel,
looking South.
Rowlandson del. Schutz sculp, 1813. 16^ by 12.
12. "Tottenham Court Road Turnpike and S'.
James's Chapel, looking North."
A print, 1812. 7f by 5.
13. " Sl. James's Chapel, Tottenham Court Road."
Mezz*. pubd. by Wilkinson, 1824. 9* by 8*.
14. " An Eastern View of the Revd. Mr. Whitfield's
New Chapel and Alms Houses in Tottenham
Court Road, Middlesex," with inscriptions at
the bottom and sides.
Pubd- by 7. Jones at the Bible in Fetter Lane, 1764.
13 by 12.
15. " Tottenham Court Chapel."
A print, 1826. 7 by 4.
16. "Tottenham Court Chapel," with the New ad
ditions. F. Sexton lithog, 1836. 7 by 5-

576 VIEWS OF LONDON.
17. University of London. Geometrical Eleva
tions of the East and West Fronts, with
Plan of the Principal Floor to scale.
W. Wilkins M.A.R.A, arch', 1826. Pubd. by G.Haw
kins, 1827, 21 by 17.
18. "The London University." The design
adopted by the Council, with Plans of the
Ground and Principal Floors.
J. Shury sculp, 1828. 12 by 9.
19. Play Ground of the London University School.
G. Scharf 'del. et lith, 1833. I2 by 8.

EUSTON STATION.
20. Entrance Portico of the Euston Station, de
signed by Philip Hardwick, arch4.
J. C. Bourne del. et lithog, 1838. 151 by 9^.
21. Entrance to "London and Birmingham Rail
way Terminus, Euston Square, London."
7. H. Shepherd del. H. Bond sculp. si by 4*.
22. Another View of the above. 6 by 4.
23. Arrival and Departure Shed, Euston Station.
A print, 1837. 7f by 5.
24. London and Birmingham Railway. The Sta
tion at Euston Square.
7. 7- Bury del. J. Harris sculp, 1837. 10* by 8*.

PORTFOLIO XXXI. REGENT'S CANAL. 577
25. London and Birmingham Railway. View
taken from under the Hampstead Road
Bridge, looking towards the Station at Eus
ton Square.
7. 7. Bury del. C. Hunt sculp, 1837. 10* by 8*.
26. London and Birmingham Railway, building
the retaining Wall near Park Street, Cam
den Town.
J. C. Bourne del. et lithog, 1838. 16* by 11.
27. Primrose Hill Tunnel, London and North
western Railway.
J. F. Burrell del. A. Ashley sculp, 1837. 7f by 5

28. The New Caledonian Asylum, near Maiden
Lane. 7. H. Shepherd del. 7. Barber sculp, 1828. Si by 3*.
29. The New Model Prison, Caledonian Road.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. SJiepherd, 1850. 9* by 6.
30. The Model Prison, Pentonville.
A woodcut, 1838. 6 by 4\.
31. The Gas Works near the Regent's Canal.
A tinted Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1828. sf by 3*.
32. Engraving from the above.
By A. McClatchie, 1828. Sf by 4*-
33. The Regent's Canal, near Kentish Town.
A tinted Drawing, 1835. 9 by 5-
34. " View of the Inoculating Hospital at Pancras."
Shepherd del. Woolnoth sculp, 1806. 9 by 6.
P P

578 VIEWS OF LONDON.
35. Buildings, Highfield, Camden Road (Mann and
Sargon's Floor Cloth Manufactory).
7. H Shepherd del. A. McClatchie sculp, 1828. Sf by 3b
36. The Small Pox Hospital.
J. P. Malcolm del. et sculp, 1807. Si by 4-
37. "The Small Pox Hospital, Battle Bridge,"
instituted 1746; taken down for the Great
Northern Railway.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1830. 9* by 6h

kings cross.
38. The South Front of the Great Northern Station,
King's Cross.
L. Cubitt arch*. A woodcut, 1852. 10* by 6*.
39. S.E. View of the above.
A woodcut, 1852. 9 by 6.
40. Statue at King's Cross, erected in honour of
King William 4th.
Stephen Geary arch*, 1830. A print. 5* by 8*.
41. Removal ofthe King's Cross Statue, 1842.
A woodcut. 6 by 6.
42. Two Views of the London Horse and Carriage
Repository, Gray's Inn Road.
7. H. Shepherd del. W. Deeble sculp, 1828. each Sf by 3|.
43. View of " The Brill," near the Foundling
Hospital. A print, 1776. 6 by 4*.

Portfolio XXXI. ST. PANCRAS. 579

ST. PANCRAS.
44. " The South-East View of Pancrass Church."
Chatelain del. J. Roberts sculp, 1750. 4f by 3.
45, The South-West View of Pancras Church, and
the Wells.
Chatelain del J. Roberts sculp., 1750. 4f by 3.
46. A View of ST. Pancras Church, &c.
Chatelain del. et sculp, 1752. 10* by 6*.
47. A View of the Church of ST. Pancras, in the
County of Middlesex.
A print, 1784. 10* by 6f .
48. A South View of the Church of ST. Pancras,
in the County of Middlesex.
Printed for Bowles & Carver, 1789, 16 by 9f.
49. " Pancrass, Midx., S.W. View."
Pub* by S. Vivares, 1791. 7* by 5*.
50. " Pancras." S.W. View of the Old Church.
Pubd. by J. P. Thompson, 1791. 7* by 5.
51. "A North View of Pancrass."
Pubd. by Wilkinson, 1805. 13 by 9.
52. " Pancrass Church." S.W. View.
Wm. Fellows del et sculp, 1812. 9f by 6f.
53. South-East View of Old S1. Pancras Church.
G. Cooke del, 1827. S by 3-
54. S.E. View of Old S1. Pancras Church, as re
stored 1852.
A woodcut. 5i by Sh
p p 2

580 VIEWS OF LONDON.
55. Section, Elevation, and Ground Plan of the
New Church of ST. Pancras, New Road, to
scale. Inwood arch*. W. Bishop del. 5* by 8.
56. West View of the New Church of ST. Pancras, '
Euston Square.
Mackenzie del. C. Heath sculp, 1822. 4f by 3^.
57. A Bird's-eye View of ST. Pancras Wells,
showing the Garden, House, &c, the Old
Church in the distance, with a description of
the Mineral Waters.
A tinted Drawing, 175 1. 12 by I3f.
58. Pancras Wells. A North View of the Garden,
House, &c.
Copy of an old Drawing, 1775. 7* by 6.
59. "View of the Long Room at S . Pancrass, and
the Trap-ball Ground."
Copy of an old Drawing, 1775. 5A by 5.
60. " Colonel Jack robbing Mrs. Smith, going to
Kentish Town " (near the Wells).
W. Jett del. J. Basire sculp, 1762. 1 1* by 7.
61. A Front View of the Chapel belonging to the
Parish of S4. Martin's-in-the-Fields, situated
at Camden Town ; also a View of the Burial
Ground, with a Table of Fees.
D. Trimlet del. et sculp. 18 by 22*.
62. View of Islington, from the White Conduit
House, Sl. Pancras.
A print, ^786. ?x Dy 4.

Portfolio XXXI. FOUNDLING HOSPITAL. 581

FOUNDLING HOSPITAL.
63. Portrait of Captn. Thomas Coram, with the
Foundling Hospital in the background.
Done from an original Drawing. B. Nebot pinxit, 1741.
Brooke sculp, 1751. 11* by 15.
64. Portrait of Captain Coram, Projector of the
Foundling Hospital, with View of Hospital
below. N. Parr sculp. 4i by 6*.
65. View of the Hospital for the Reception of
Exposed and Deserted Young Children, with
Ground Plan and description.
7. Jacobson inv*. H. Roberts sculp, 1749. 26 by 13.
66. " Plan and Elevation of an Hospital for the
Maintenance and Education of Exposed and
Deserted Children, approved of and ordered
to be erected by the Governors and Guar
dians, 30th J e., 1742."
7. Jacobson del. P. F our drinier sculp. 11 by 17*.
67. " A Perspective View of the Foundling Hos
pital, with Emblematic Figures " (showing
the West Wing and South Front).
S. Vale del. Grignion & Canot sculp, 1749. 17 by 12.
68. "A Perspective View of the Foundling Hos
pital, with Emblematic Figures " (showing
the East Wing and Entrance Gates).
S. Vale del. Grignion & Rooker sculp, 1749. 17* by 11*.

582 VIEWS OF LONDON.
69. "A View of the Foundling Hospital. Vue
de l'Hospital des Enfans Trouvds."
L, P. Boitard del. Parr sculp. Printed for R. Sayer,
I7SO. 17* by 10.
70. A View of the Foundling Hospital.
A reduction of the above. Printed for R. Sayer, 175 1.
I5*by9i.
71. Another View of the above.
Printed for R. Sayer, 175 1. IO by 6.
72. " The Foundling Hospital. L'Hospital des
Enfans Trouve's."
Pubd. by R. Wilkinson, 1750. 16 by 10,
73. A Reduction of the above Print, 1757. 10 by 6.
74. A View of the Foundling Hospital.
A print, 1750. 7f by 4.
75. " South-East View of the Foundling Hospital,"
and the " Front of the same."
.S. Wale del. J. Green sculp, 17 '51. Sf by 3^.
76. Bird's-eye View of the Foundling Hospital.
A print, 1757. 6* by 3*.
77. "The Foundling Hospital" (North View,
showing the Chapel).
J. P. Malcolm del. et sculp, 1808. 6* by 4.

gray's inn lane.
78. A View of the North-East Corner of Gray's
Inn Lane and the New Road.
A water-colour Drawing by G. Shepherd, 18 14. 9 by 6.

Portfolio XXXI. BAGNIGGE WELLS. 583
79. The Welsh Charity School, in Gray's Inn Lane.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1850. n* by 6f.
80. Alexr. Stafford's Almshouses, Gray's Inn Lane,
erected 1633.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H Shepherd, 1850. 9* by 6.
81. ST. Chad's Well, in Gray's Inn Lane. A
View from the Garden.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1850. 8 by sb
BAGNIGGE WELLS.
82. Bagnigge Wells, near Battle Bridge, Islington.
A print, circa 1777. 7 by 4.
83. View near Bagnigge Wells.
W. Capon del. Goldar sculp, 1793. 4* by 3.
84. " Mr. Deputy Dumpling and Family enjoying
a Summer Afternoon " (at Bagnigge Wells).
A print, 1780. 10 by 13.
85. "A Bagnigge Wells Scene, or, No Resisting
Temptation." A print, 1780. 10 by 14.
86. " The Road to Ruin " — a Scene in the Garden
of Bagnigge Wells, circa 1780. 8f by 7*.
87. Old Bagnigge Wells Tea Garden.
A tinted Drawing by C. H. Maitheivs. 6 by 5.
88. Residence of Nell Gwynne, Bagnigge Wells,
as it appeared when the Tea Gardens were
demolished. C. 7. Smith del. et sculp, 1844. 6 by 4-

584 VIEWS OF LONDON.

Portfolio XXXII.
CLERKENWELL AND ISLINGTON.
CLERKENWELL.
1. " Plan of the Parish of Clerkenwell," 200 ft
to 1 inch, with a View of " The Church, The
Sessions-House, and Clerkenwell Green," at
the bottom.
From a Survey and Drawing by 7. Horner. Stadler
aqua*. Pickett sculp, 1825. 35* by 22.
2. (a) " HOSPITALARIORUM MiLITUM S. JOH. HlE-
rosol. — Portae Australis." Hospital of Se.
John of Jerusalem, South Gate (North View).
(b) " Ejusdem Domus .... Occidentali Ca-
pellae facie." Same House, West View of
the Chapel.
(c) " Prefat^e: Domus . . . . ab Euro-aquilone
prospectus." North-East View of the afore
said House.
(Three Views on one sheet.)
Winceslaus Hollar del. et sculp, 1661. 14I by 12*.
3. The Monastery of St. John of Jerusalem,
being a Copy of the above Views.
Pubd. by Herbert & Wilkinson, 1809. 14* by 12*

2-

Portfolio XXXII. CLERKENWELL. 585
4. A View of the Buildings of the Priory of S4.
John of Jerusalem as they appeared circa
1580. An etching by J. Carter, 1803. 10 by 3\.
5. Remains of the Chapel, &c, of S4. John of Je
rusalem, as they appeared 1580.
An etching by J. Carter, 1803. 10 by 4^.
6. ST. John's Gate, Clerkenwell, South View.
A Drawing in sepia, 1720. 8* by 6.
7. " ST. John's Gate, Clerkenwell."
W. Edelink Smith sculp, 1801. 7 by 4*.
8. ST. John of Jerusalem, Clerkenwell, a West
View of the Parish Church.
J. Coney del. J. Skelton sculp, 18 18. 6\ by 8\.
9. " Prisoners stopping at the Baptist's Head in
S4. John's Lane, on the day of removal from
the New Prison to Newgate."
Dodd del. 7. Smith sculp, 1761. Engraved for the
" Malefactor's Register." 7* by 4.
10. Two Old Houses in S4. John's Lane, one bear
ing date of 1595.
Prattent sculp. 4* by 4.
11. " House in S4. John's Square, formerly the Re
sidence of Bishop Burnet."
7. Prattent del. et sculp, 1817. 5* by 4i.
12. Hicks's Hall in S . John's Street, formerly
the Sessions House, built 161 2, removed
1782 (A South View).
A water-colour Drawing, 1846. 6 by 5.

586 VIEWS OF LONDON.
13. Inside of the Red Bull Play House, S4. John
Street. From Kirkman's Drolls, 1672.
Pubd. by Wilkinson, 1809. 5 by 8,
14. S4. John Street Turnpike.
A print, 18 19. 4 by 2f.
15. Northampton House, East side of Sl. John
Street. A print, 1 8 19. 2f by 2,
16. " Lady Owen's Free School, S4. John's Street
Road." A Sepia Drawing by C. H. Matthews, 1839. si by 4*.
17. " Lady Owen's Free School, rebuilt 1840."
A Sepia Drawing by C. H. Matthews. 6* by 4.
18. Lady Owen's Almshouses, Owen Street, S4.
John's Street Road.
A water-colour Drawing by R. B. Schnebbelie, 1841. 8i by 5.
19. View of the Old House on the North side of
West Street (or Chick Lane), known as the
Red Lion.
A water-colour Drawing, by 7. H. Shepherd, 1854. 9* by 7h
20. Oliver Cromwell's House, Clerkenwell Close.
A water-colour Drawing by Taylor, 1791. 6* by 4*.
21. Oliver Cromwell's House, Clerkenwell Close,
circa 1791.
A print. 6f by 4J.
22. Oliver Cromwell's House.
A. Birr ell sculp., 1 794. 6 by 3^.

Portfolio XXXII. CLERKENWELL. 587
23. " The Sessions-House for the County of
Middlesex." 7. Malton del. et sculp, 1799. 12 by 8*.
24. The Sessions House, Clerkenwell Green.
7. H. Shepherd del. 5. Lacy sculp, 1821. 5fby3f.
25. Sessions House, Clerkenwell Green, East View.
G. Cooke del. et sculp, 1826. 6 by 3f.
26. " Clerk's-Well." A View of the Pump near
Clerk's-Well, Ray Street. Also a Plan of
the site.
H. Gardner del. B. Howlett sculp, 1822. 8* by 11.
27. The Ancient Church [of ST. James', Clerken
well. V. Woodthorpe sculp, 1802. 8\ by 6*.
28. A View of the Tower and Arch of ST. James's
Church, Clerkenwell, whilst taking down to
be rebuilt.
H, Isham del. F. Jukes aqua', 1789. 12 ins. dr.
29. A View of ST. James's Church, Clerkenwell
towards the East window, whilst taking
down. H. Isham del. F. Jukes aqua*, 1789. 12 ins. dr.
30. The New Church of ST. James, Clerkenwell.
A water-colour Drawing by J. Coney, 181 2. 7 by 9*.
31. Etching from the above.
By J. Skelton, 18 18. 7 by 9*

2'

32. ST. Mark's Church, Clerkenwell.
A tinted Drawing. 4 by 6.

588 VIEWS OF LONDON.
33. Sir John Oldcastle's House, Cold Bath Fields.
A water-colour Drawing, 1741. 6* by 4.
34. " South View of the Cold Baths, erected near
120 years, and supposed to be the coldest
Spring near London."
A print pubd. by A. Bengo, 18 12. 6f by 5.
35. A View of the House of Correction in Cold
Bath Fields.
A print pubd. by Sewell, 1798. 7 by 3*.
36. Cold Bath Fields Prison.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 18 14. 8 byj.
37. A coloured Engraving from the above Draw
ing. Pubd. by Ackerman, 18 14. 8 by 5*.
38. " The South Front of the House of Correction
for the County of Middlesex."
7. H. Shepherd del. A print, 1821. sf by 4.
39. The Entrance Gates to the House of Correction
(erected 1847).
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd. 6\ by 8.
40. The London Spa, May Day, 1720.
Copied from the title of a book called " May Day, or
the origin of Garden Land." A water-colour Drawing
by Findlay. 4f by 5*

4'

41. "A View of the London Spaw."
C. Lempriere del. et sculp, 173 1. 7 by 3^.

Portfolio XXXII. NEW RIVER HEAD. 589
42. " The Charms of Dishabille ; or New Tun-
bridge Wells, at Islington." View with Song
and Music at bottom.
G. Bickham jun. sculp, 1733. 8 by 13.
43. View of Northampton or Spa Fields Chapel,
with the Countess of Huntingdon's House
adjoining. Hamilton del. Thornton sculp., 1783. 6f by 4.
44. Cobham Row, with the old Chestnut Tree at
the corner of Cold-bath Square, Spa-fields.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1852. 10 by 7\.
45. Plan of the Brewhouse, in Liquorpond Street,
belonging to Meux and Compy.
J. Basire sculp, 1796. 14* by 11*.
46. " Meux's Brewhouse, built about 1796."
J. P. Malcolm del. et sculp, 1808. 7i by 4*.
47. " Meux's Brewhouse, Liquorpond Street."
A pen-and-ink Drawing by G. Shepherd, 18 12. 7 by 10.

NEW RIVER HEAD.
48. "The Water-house, by Islington." New
River Head.
W. Hollar del. et sculp, 1665. 5 by 3*-
49. " By the Water-house."
W. Hollar del. et sculp, 1665. 5 by 3*-
50. A copy of the above.
De la Cour exc. 4* by 3\.

590 VIEWS OF LONDON.
51. "By Islington." The Water-house in the
distance. W. Hollar del. et sculp., 1665. 5 by 3*.
52. " Ye Waterhouse," with Old S4. Paul's in the
distance.
W. Hollar fecit, 1663. Sold by John Overton.
S* by 3*.
53. " By Islington ; " with a distant View of
London. W. Hollar del. et sculp, 1665. 5* by 3*-/
54. " On the North side of London."
W. Hollar del. et sculp, 1665. si by 3*.
55. South View of the New River Head.
C. Lempriere del et sculp, 173 1. A print. 7 by 4.
56. A View of the New River Head, with the Old
Mill. Chatelain del. et sculp, 1761. 10 by 7.
57. "New River Office," South Front, as it
appeared 1761.
A print. !6 by 6*.
58. " Sir Hugh Middleton's Glory," or the first
issuing of the Water into the New River
Head, before the Lord Mayor, Aldermen,
Recorder, and a worthy Company.
G. Bickham inv, del, et sculp. Pubd. by R. Sayer, 1772.
2\\ by 16.
59. The Grotto, near the New River Head, 1760.
, A Drawing in Indian ink. 6| by 65.

Portfolio XXXII. NEW RIVER HEAD. 591
60. A View of the English Grotto, near the New
River Head.
Chatelain del. et sculp, 1760. 9* by 6f.
61. A water-colour Drawing from the above.
By R. B. Schnebbelie. 7* by 8*.
62. " A New and Exact Prospect of the North side
of the City of London, taken from the Upper
Road, near Islington," showing the New
River Head, &c.
A large print. 7. B. del. et sculp, 1730. 36 by 22.
63. "A View of London, from the New River
Head, with the Eclipse of the Sun, July
14th, 1748."
J. Walker del. A print. 9 by 7\.
64. A North View of London, the New River
Head in the foreground.
Canaletti del. Stevens sculp, 1751. IS i by 9,
65. The North Prospect of London, taken from the
Bowling Green at Islington, near the Upper
Road. Bowles del. et sculp, 1752. i6£ by \o\.
66. Another copy of the above, coloured. 1 6i by ioi.
67. New River Head, showing the Engine House
and Mill.
R. Green del. A circular print, 1775. 4 in- dr.
68. Another View of the above, but smaller.
Pubd. by Sayers, 1775. 2i 'm- &•

592 VIEWS OF LONDON.
69. New River Head, Islington. A Party angling.
Woodward del. Cruikshank sculp, 1796. oval 7 by 5.
70. Old Merlins' Cave, near the New River Head,
Rosamon Street.
A Drawing by C. H. Matthews, 1833. 6 by 5.
71. A View of the Skittle Ground, Merlin's Cave,
New River Head, with Rules and Instruc
tions for Playing.
A print pubd. by G. K ear sley, 1786. 9\ by 4*.
72. "The New River Head, near Sadler's Wells,
taken in the year 1795, from Corporation
Row, Clerkenwell."
J. Swaine del. et fecit. 9 by 4*.
73. North View of Sir Hugh Middleton's House,
New River Head, as it appeared 1689.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1852. 9 by 51-
74. North View of the New House at the New
River Head, built by R. Mylne, as it ap
peared in 1 85 1.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1852. 8* by 6.
sadler's wells.
75. A View of Old Sadler's Wells Music Room,
as it appeared 1728. (A Song, with Music,
at bottom.)
Bickham sculp. 6 by 8.
76. The Music House, Sadler's Wells, 1731 ;
pulled down 1764.
A coloured Drawing by R. B. Schnebbelie from a print
in Brit. Mus. 8 by 5*.

Portfolio XXXII. SADLER'S WELLS. 593
77. " A View of Sadler's Wells."
C. Lempriere sculp, 173 1. 7 by 4.
78. " Evening." Hogarth's Print showing Old
Sadler's Wells and the Sir Hugh Middleton
Tavern. Wm. Hogarth inv. et pinx. B. Baron sculp, 1738.
14* by 18.
79. Old Entrance to Sadler's Wells, as in 1764.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H Shepherd. 7* by 5*.
80. Sadler's Wells, near Islington, circa 1790.
A print. 7i by 4*-
81. Sadler's Wells (South-West View).
Dayes del. et sculp, 1796. 14 by 11.
82. Sadler's Wells, from near the Sir Hugh
Middleton Tavern.
S. Prout del. J. Greig sculp, 1808. 7* by 5*.
83. " Aquatic Theatre, Sadler's Wells."
A print pubd by Laurie & Whittle, 1813. i6f by iof.
¦84. " South-West View of Sadler's Wells, fro.m
a Drawing by R. C. Andrews, 1792; with
a smaller View of the same in its former
State."
Wise sculp. Pubd. by Wilkinson, 1 8 14. 11 by 10*.
85. "Aquatic Theatre, Sadler's Wells." View
on a Box Ticket. Mr. C. Dibden's Night,
Monday, Septr. 22nd, 181 7, 3* by 3.
86. Sadler's Wells. South View, in Winter,
1819. A print. 31 by 2*.
QQ

594 VIEWS OF LONDON.
87. "Sadler's Wells." South-West View.
D. Havell del. et sculp, 1826. 6f by 4\.
88. Another copy of the above (coloured as Night).
6f by 4\.
89. Sadler's Wells Theatre. West View.
7. H. Shepherd del. J. Gamer sculp, 1828. 6 by 4*.
90. Sadler's Wells. The Theatre, June 1849.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd. 6* by 5*.
91. House ofthe Dibdens, Sadler's Wells.
A woodcut, 1849. 3 by 3*.
92. The Old Cottage, Sadler's Wells Yard, for
merly the Residence of T. Dibden, taken
down 1849.
A sepia Drawing by C. H. Matthews. 6 by 4.
93. The Hugh Middleton Tavern, from Sadler's
Wells. A sepia Drawing by C. H. Matthews, 1849. 6 by 5.
94. Sadler's Wells, with the Improvements.
A woodcut, 1850. 41 by 31.
95. Sadler's Wells Theatre, with the New
Buildings. A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1852.

7 by Si-

ISLINGTON.

96. The Eagle Tavern, City Road, formerly the
Shepherd and Shepherdess.
J. Shury del. et sculp, 1846. gi by 4.

Portfolio XXXII. ISLINGTON. 595
97. The Old Angel Inn, Islington, looking South.
A water-colour Drawing by C. H. Matthews, 1808. 7 by 4i-
98. Angel Inn, Islington, as rebuilt 18 10. West
View. C. H. Matthews del. et sculp. 7 by 5.
99. "The Royal Mails at the Angel Inn, Islington,
on the Night of His Majesty's Birthday"
(June 4th, 181 2). A View in the High
Street. J. Pollard del. R. G. Reeve sculp. 29 by 21.
100. Angel Inn, Islington (from the North).
A print, 18 19. 3f by 2*.
10 1. View taken from the Angel Inn, looking down
the City Road.
A water-colour Drawing by C. H. Matthews, 1841. 8 by Si-
102. Islington (a View in High Street, looking
North). Schnebbelie del. Sparrow sculp, 1808. 6* by 3f.
103. Entrance to London from Islington (the Turn
pike, High Street, looking South).
Schnebbelie del. Hay sculp, 18 10. 6* by 3f.
104. High Street, Islington, near the Turnpike,
looking North.
C H. Matthews del. et sculp, 1850. 6 by 4*.
105. View from Pullin's Row (High Street, looking
North). A print, 1827. 3|by2*.
QQ2

596 VIEWS OF LONDON.
.106. The Old Hare and Hounds Inn.
A sepia Drawing by C. H. Matthews, 1839. 6 by 5.
107. Mr. Upcot's House, High Street, Islington. ,
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 185 1.
6 by 8.
108. The Three Hats Public House, High Street,
Islington. " Johnson standing on one, two,
and three horses in full speed," in the field
adjoining. A print, 1758. 7 by 4.
109. The Three Hats Public House, and other old
Houses at Islington.
A print, 1823. 4* by 6*.
no. The Three Old Hats.
A sepia Drawing by C. H. Matthews, 1839, 5 by &
111. Islington Pound, in the High Street, looking
North. A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1850. 9 by 6.
112. House, corner of Camden Street, High Street,
where Nelson, the historian, died.
A sepia Drawing by C H Matthews, 185 1. 6 by 5.
113. Old Buildings, and Marshall's Dairy, North
side of Islington Green.
A sepia Drawing by C. H. Matthews, 1839. 6 by 5.
114. "Islington Green." View towards the
Church.
A water-colour Drawing by R. B. Schnebbelie, 1840.
7* by 6\.

Portfolio XXXII. ISLINGTON. 597
115. Islington Green.
A sepia Drawing by C. H. Matthews, 1840. 5* by 4*.
116. View, from opposite the Painted Red Lion
Inn, Islington Green, of the ascent of the
aerial Giant, June 10th, 1840.
A water-colour Drawing by R. B. Schnebbelie. 6 by 7f .
117. The Carved Red Lion Inn, Islington Green;
tablet in front, bearing date 1660.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1850. 8 by 6.
118. Lower Street, Islington, looking North.
A print, 1827. 3 by 2*.
119. The Crown Inn, Lower Street.
E. Rock sculp, 1829. 6 by 4.
120. Fisher's House, Lower Street, Islington.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1838. 9 by 6.
121. Fisher's House, Lower Street, Islington, Gar
den View.
A sepia Drawing by C. H. Matthews, 1840. 6 by 5.
122. "Fisher House, Islington."
A woodcut, 1846. 3 by 3-
123. The Thatched House Inn, Lower Street.
A print, 1827. 3 by 2*

2-

124. The Old Thatched House.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 185 1.
8f by Sf.

598 VIEWS OF LONDON.
125. "An Old Public House, Lower Street, Isling
ton " (The Queen's Head).
7. Pratchett del. et sculp, 1794. 7| by 5.
I26. "An Old House at Islington" (The Queen's
Head Inn).
J. R. Thompson del. J. Smith sculp, 1808. 6 by 8*.
127. The Old Queen's Head, as it appeared in
1854. A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd. 1 1 by 8.
128. John Davis's Almshouses, Queen's Head
Lane, Islington (with copy of Inscription
on face of same).
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1849.
9* by 6\.
129. The Shepherdess Beer House, corner of
Queen's Head Lane, Islington.
A sepia Drawing by C. H. Matthews, 1850. 6 by 4*.
130. View of Colebrook Row, beside the New
River. A Drawing by C. H. Matthews, 1841. 8 by 5.
131. The Residence of Charles Lamb, in Colebrook
Row. A woodcut, 1846. 41 by 3.
132. Ditto. Another View.
A woodcut. i;i by 4.
133. "Angler's Gardens, Frog Lane, Islington."
A sepia Drawing by C. H. Matthews, 1839. 6* by 4*.

ortfolio XXXII. ISLINGTON. 599
134. The Clothworkers' Almshouses in Frog Lane
(now Essex Road), erected by John Heath,
1640. A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1 849.
10 by 6.
135. The Rosemary Branch Tavern.
A water-colour Drawing by A. Storer, 1845. 7 by 4.
136. The Rosemary Branch Tea Gardens, with
View of Pony-race and Tight-rope Dancing.
A woodcut, 1846. 9 by 4*.
137. White Lead Mills near Islington, taken from
the Garden of the Rosemary Branch.
A print, 18 12. 6 by 6*.
138. " Old Mills, near the Rosemary Branch."
A sepia Drawing by C. H. Matthews, 1836. 6\ by 4.
139. Islington Cattle Market, Lower Road.
Madeley del. et lithog, 1820. 1 3i by 7f-
140. Purkin's New Cattle Market, Lower Road.
A woodcut, 1820. 8f by 5.
141. New Cattle Market, Entrance to.
A woodcut, 1820. 2* by 2.
142. " North View of the Mansion of Sir Walter
Rawlegh," Upper Street, Islington (The
Pied Bull Inn).
A print 6* by 4- .
143. North View of the Pied Bull Inn.
A print. C. Rich sculp, 1829. 6 by 4.

600 VIEWS OF LONDON.
144. North View ofthe Pied Bull.
A sepia Drawing by C. H. Matthews, 1839. 7 by 4\.
145. The Pied Bull Public House.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1848. .8* by 6.
146. Islington Church, a.d. 1750.
Etched by H. Winkles. 5* by 4.
147. Islington Church, taken down in 1751.
From an Old Drawing in the Vestry. Ellis del. et
sculp, 1792. 7* by 5.
148. A View of (Old) ST. Mary's Church, Isling
ton. Chatelain del. Roberts sculp, 1775. 4f by 3.
149. The South View of Islington Church and
Steeple, with the scaffolding and wicker-
work (round the Spire), taken May, 1787,
when the Church, Tower, &c, were under
repair. M. Skinner, Islington, del. et sculp, 1788. 6* by 6f.
150. Islington "Church Spire in Wicker Case,"
1787. 5 by 3*.

151. " Islington, Middlesex" (a South View of the
Church from the Hat Manufactory.)
A print, 1790. 7\ by $b
152. Islington (a North View of the New Church).
R. Ellis del. et sculp, 1792. 7* by 5.
153. A South-West View of the Church of St.
Mary, Islington, 1843.
Newcombe del. et lithog. 6 by 4*.

Portfolio XXXII. ISLINGTON. 6oi
154. " A View of the Cities of London and West
minster with the Suburbs and circumjacent
country, from the Gallery of the Steeple of
Islington (Church), which town appears in
the foreground."
" Delineated, etched, and done in aquatinto by John
Swentner, 1789." 29 by n£.
155. The Key View of the above. 29 by 4.
156. View taken from the Tower of Islington
Church, 1789, looking South.
A sepia Drawing by C. H. Matthews. io| by 6*.
157. College of the Church Missionary Society.
Shepherd del. Dale sculp, 1827. 5f by 3*.
158. A View of Laycock's Dairy and Cattle Layer,
Upper Road, Islington.
A sepia Drawing by C. H. Matthews, 1839. 6\ by 4.
159. The Upper Road, Islington, at the corner of
Cross Street.
A water-colour Drawing by R. B. Schnebbelie, 1 848.
7 by 5.
160. The Reed Moat Field, Islington.
Malcolm del. et sculp, 1796. 8 by 5.
161. William Cobbett's Academy, Islington; a
house belonging to the Cutlers' Company.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1850. 8 by 6.
162. The New Bazaar at Islington.
A woodcut, 1848. 9 by 6.

602 VIEWS OF LONDON.

CANONBURY.
163. " A South View of Canonbury House, near
Islington." A print pubd. by Roydell, 173 1. 16 by 9.
164. South-East View of " Canonbury House."
Green del. et sculp. 4 ins. dr.
165. North-West View of ditto. 4 ins. dr.
1 66. West View of ditto. 4 ins. dr.
167. Queen Elizabeth's Gate at Islington.
Green del. et sculp, 175 1. 4 ins. dr.
168. " The South-East View of Cambray House."
Chatelain del. Roberts sculp, 1775. 4f by 3.
169. The North View of Islington (from Canon
bury). Chatelain del. 7. Roberts sculp, 1775. 4f by 3.
1 70. North-West View of Canonbury.
7. Cooke del. et sculp, 1780. 8^ by 6.
171. "Canonbury House," Islington.
6". Rawle del. et sculp, 1802. 6f by 4^.
172. " Remains of Canonbury, Islington."
J. Storer del. et sculp., 1804. 7f by 5^.
173. "Canonbury House in its ancient state."
F. W. L. Stockdale del. J. Hawksworth sculp, 181 1.
8 by 5*.
1 74. Canonbury Tavern (North View).
A print, 18 19. 2f by 3f.

Portfolio XXXII. HIGHBURY. 603
175. Bird's-eye View from Canonbury Tower, Is
lington (looking S.W.).
A print, 1 8 19. 7 by 3.
176. "Canonbury House," looking North.
G. Cooke sculp, 1827. Si by 4.
177. Canonbury Tower, Islington (N.W. View).
F. J. Pasquier del. C. Moody lithog, 1846. 13 by 16.
178. Canonbury Lane, View of the Field on the
left (now Canonbury Square), with Notice-
Board " To Let on building lease," &c.
A sepia Drawing by C. H. Matthews, 1820. 7 by 4*.
179. Northampton House, Canonbury Place. View
from the Garden.
A. R. Grieve del. on zinc, 1836. 7 by 4.

HIGHBURY.
180. " North View of Highbury and Canonbury
Places." R. Dodd pinx. Pollard & Jukes sculp, 1787. 20* by 14*.
181. A West View of Highbury Place.
R. Dodd pinx. Pollard & Jukes sculp, 1787. 20* by 14*.
182. Highbury Assembly Room, pear Islington,
kept by Mr. Willoughby.
A print pubd- by Sayer, 1792. 10 by 6.
183. Sir Abraham Newland's House, Highbury
Place. A Sepia Drawing by C. H. Matthews, 1807. 6 by 5.

604 VIEWS OF LONDON.
184. Highbury College, South-West Front.
7. H. Shepherd del. 7. Dale sculp, 1827. sf by 3*.
185. Sluice House Tavern, Islington.
A sepia Drawing by C. H. Matthews, 1836. 6 by 4.
186. The Sluice House, at Highbury.
A water-colour Drawing by A. Storer, 1841. 7 by 4 J.
187. View of Highbury Place, the Seat of Alexr.
Aubert, Esqre.
Miss Davies del. Rawle sculp, 1840. Sf by 4.

HOLLOWAY.
188. Old Houses and Hercules Brewery, Holloway.
A sepia Drawing by C. H. Matthews, 1841. Si by 4*.
189. Old Building at Holloway, near the Cock
Public House.
A sepia Drawing by C. H. Matthews, 1841. 5 by 4*-.
190. The Devil's, or Du Val's, House, Holloway.
A sepia Drawing by C. H. Matthews, 1 840. 7* by 4*-.

191. Copenhagen House, Islington, as it appeared
1737- A sepia Drawing by Bernard Lens. 1 if by 8i.
192. Copenhagen House..
Merigot del. C. J. Williams sculp, 1809. 51 by 3^.
193. Copenhagen House, Islington, Middlesex.
T. H. Shepherd 'del. A print, 1829. 4f by 3.

Portfolio XXXII. WHITE CONDUIT HOUSE. 605
.194. Copenhagen House, principal Front, showing
Tennis Court, now taken down.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1853. 10* by 7.
195. Copenhagen House, from the Garden, or
North Front.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd. 9* by 6f .
196. Copenhagen House, East Front, from the
Cricket Field.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1853. 9 by 6.
197. Isometric View of the New Metropolitan
Cattle Market, Copenhagen Fields.
J. B. Bunning arch*. King lithog, 1855. 32 by 22.
198. A Reduction of the above.
A woodcut by W. 7. Hodgkin, 1855. ioi by 6*.

199. White Conduit House, 1749. The Conduit
in front.
A woodcut. 3 by 2i.
200. White Conduit House, near Islington, circa
1771. A print. 7 by 4i-
201. " White Conduit House, in the last century,"
circa 1780.
A woodcut. 6 by 4.
202. " Representation of the Noble Game of
Cricket, as played in the Cricket Field
near the White Conduit House."
G. Neil del. Noble sculp, 1787. 7i by 4*.

606 VIEWS OF LONDON.
203. Regent's Canal and the White Conduit Mead.
7. H. Shepherd del. A print, last proof, 1828. 5 by 3.
204. The White Conduit Gardens, North View.
A sepia Drawing by C. H. Matthews, 1832. 7i by 4.
205. A View of the White Conduit, at Islington.
Below is a copy of the Inscription on the
Front, bearing date 1641.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1846. 8f by 6f.
206. The White Conduit.
A print, 1846. 2-f by 3.
207. A View in the Gardens of White Conduit
House, with the Rope Dancing and Fire
works. A sepia Drawing, 1848. 6 by 4*.
208. White Conduit House Hotel and Tavern,
North-West View of Front.
A water-colour Drawing by Matthews, 1849. 6 by 4i.
209. Bird's-eye View of the Gardens of White
Conduit House, taken from the Balcony.
A coloured Drawing by Mr. Crace, 1849. 5 by 7h
210. Plan of the House and Gardens of the above.
A pencil Drawing by Mr. Crace, 1849. 5 by 7.
211. White Conduit House Hotel and Tavern. A
South-West View of Front.
A sepia Drawing by Read, 1 849. 7 by 4f .

212. View of Busby's Folly, Pentonville.
A water-colour Drawing by C. H. Matthews. 4% by 3.

Portfolio XXXIII. CITY ROAD. 607
213. Pentonville Chapel.
A print, 1819. 3f by 2*.
214. View looking towards Pancras, from Penton
ville. A print, 18 19. 3f by 2*.
215. Fever Hospital, Liverpool Road, erected 1849.
A Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd. 8f by 6.

Portfolio XXXIII.
CITY ROAD, OLD STREET, SHOREDITCH, HOXTON,
BETHNAL GREEN, STEPNEY, BOW, MILE END, ETC.
CITY ROAD.
1. Alleyn's Almshouses, Bath Street, City Road,
erected 161 6.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1850. 11* by 6*.
2. The Cutlers' Almshouses, Bath Street, City
Road, with back View of the French Hos
pital. A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 185 1.
8* by 6.
3. The Dyers' Almshouses, City Road, taken
down 1 85 1.
A Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd. 10* by 6*.
4. The Green Gate Tavern, City Road.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1852. 9 by 6*.

608 VIEWS OF LONDON.
5. The Ironmongers' Almshouses, Great Mit
chell Street, City Road.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1857. 9* by 7-
6. City of London Lying-in Hospital, City Road.
T.H. Shepherd del. J. Gough sculp, 1837. 6by4i-
7. The City of London Lying-in Hospital.
A print. nfby9.
8. The Pleasure Bath, Peerless Pool, City Road,
with a Plan of the Vicinity.
A woodcut, 1846. 9\ by 7.
9. View of Peerless Pool Bath and Gardens, in
1848. A coloured Drawing by Read. •j\ by 5.
10. South View of ST. Luke's Church, Old Street.
A coloured Drawing by G. Shepherd, 181 1. 9* by 7.
11. ST. Luke's Church.
A pencil Drawing by G. Shepherd. 1 \\ by 7*.
12. ST. Luke's Church ; a North-West View, taken
from the Gardens at the back of the houses
in Old Street.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 18 14.
13. Another View of the above.
A pencil Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd. 7* by 5.
14. "ST. Luke's Church, situated on N. of Old
Street." J. Coney del. et sculp, 1 8 1 8. 91 by 61

Portfolio XXXIII. ST. LUKE'S HOSPITAL. 609

ST. LUKES HOSPITAL.
15. Elevation of " Saint Luke's Hospital for
Lunatics, in Old Street."
G. Dance arch*. G. Dann sculp, 1784. 15 by 4*.
16. S4. Luke's Hospital, Old Street Road.
A pencil Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 18 14. 8 by 5*.
17. S4- Luke's Hospital, Old Street Road.
A coloured print from the above. 8 by Si.
18. Lunatic Hospital, S4. Luke's, S.W. View.
7. H. Shepherd del. J. Gough sculp, 1837. Sf by 3*.
Also a proof print of the above.
19. " Enthousiasm Displayed." The Revd. George
Whitfield preaching under a Tree in Upper
Moorfields. View of " S4. Luke's Hospital
for Lunaticks" in the background.
J. Griffiths pinxit. R. Prancker sculp, 1750. 19! by IS-
20. Thomas Porter's Almshouses, Old Street
Road. A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd. 9 by 6.
21. S4. Agnes-le-Clair Mineral Baths, Old Street
Road. A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 185 1.
8 by 5*.
22, " The French Hospital, near Old Street."
B. Cole sculp, 1754 9* by 5*.
23. Judge Fuller's Almshouses, South side of
Old Street Road, endowed 1592.
A coloured Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 185 1. 9 by sf.
R R

6lO VIEWS OF LONDON.
24. Almshouses, George Yard, Old Street, S4. Luke's,
erected by Mrs. S. Ayinias (widow), 1651.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1857. 9i by 6f .
25. "Viscomtess Lumley's. Almshouses, Pest
House Fields, Old Street," erected 1672.
A print pubd. by Wilkinson, 1834. 9* by 5.
26. The Weavers' Almshouses, North side of Old
Street Road, rebuilt 1830.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 185 1.
8* by 3*.
27. The Weavers' and Drapers' Almshouses,
Hoxton, North side of Old Street Road.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1851. 9 by 6.
SHOREDITCH.
28. "A South-West Prospect of ST. Leonard's
Church, Shoreditch, in Middlesex."
B. Lens del. et fecit, July 1735. 12* by 8*.
29. The South-West Prospect of the Church of
ST. Leonard, Shoreditch.
B. Cole sculp, 1740. 8 by 14.
30. " Entrance to London at Shoreditch Church."
Schnebbelie, del. Hay sculp, 18 10. 6 by 4.
31. ST. Leonard, Shoreditch. N.W. View of the
New Church, built 1814.
A coloured print. 5 by 8.
32. " Shoreditch." A N.W. View of the Church.
G. Cooke del. ,S. Hawkins sculp, 1827. 6 by 5.

Portfolio XXXIII. HOXTON. 6li
33. The Eastern Counties Railway Station, Shore
ditch. A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1854. 9 by 6
34. The Priory House, or Job's Castle, White Lion
Street, Norton Folgate.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1843. 6 by 8i.
35. Nicholas Garratt's Almshouses, Elder Street,
Norton Folgate, erected 1729.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 185 r.
8* by 5*.
36. Christ Church, Spitalfields ; West View.
A coloured print, 181 5. 8f by si-
37. View of Old Houses in Spitalfields, used by
weavers. A woodcut, 1850. 6 by 7.
HOXTON.
38. The Archery House, Hoxton.
A water-colonr Drawing by Thompson, 1794. 7 by 5.
39. Aske's Hospital, built by the Company of
Haberdashers in pursuance of the last will of
Mr. Robert Aske, 1692.
Hook del. Bowles sculp. 8\ by 8*.
40. " The East Prospect of Haberdashers' Aims-
Houses, at Hoxton."
B. Cole sculp, 1739. 14* by 8*.
41. Haberdashers' Almshouses, Hoxton, rebuilt
by Baker, Arc4.
7. H. Shepherd del. J. Rolph sculp, 1823. 6 by 3*.
R R 2

6l2 VIEWS OF LONDON.
42. Allen Badger's Almshouses, Hoxton, erected
1698. A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1851. 8* by 5*.
43. Baremer's Almshouses, opposite the Crooked
Billet, Hoxton.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1854. 9 by 6*.
44. " Baums, formerly the residence of Sir George
Whitmore, Hoxton."
7. Fisher del. 5. Lacy sculp, 18 10. 6 by 4.
45. Fuller's Almshouses, Gloucester Street, Hox
ton. A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1851. 8i by 5*.
46. " S4. John's House, Hoxton." A Farm House
for City and other Poor, kept by Mr. Thomas
Tipple."
Schnebbelie del. Dale sculp, 1823. 9 by 7.
47. Plan of Hoxton, showing site of the above
House, 1823.
A P"nt. 7 by 4*.
48. Mrs. Mary Westby's Almshouses, Hoxton
Causeway, erected 1749.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 185 1.
9* by $b
49. Mrs. Hillier's Almshouses, in Curtain Road,
Hoxton. A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd. 9 by 7.

Portfolio XXXIII. HAGGERSTONE. 613

HAGGERSTONE.
50. The Drapers' Almshouses, Kingsland Road,
Haggerstone, founded by Samuel Harman,
I7X3- A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1854. 1 of by 6.
5 1 . The Framework-knitters' Almshouses, Kings-
land Road, Haggerstone, founded by Mr.
Thos. Bourne, 1727.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H Shepherd, 1854. 10* by 6i.
52. The Ironmongers' Almshouses, Kingsland
Road, erected 1713, under the Will of Sir R.
Jefferies. A print, circa 1750. 9 by 5.
53. The Goldsmiths' Almshouses, Goldsmiths'
Place, Hackney Road, Haggerstone.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1854. 9f by 6*.
54. View of the Lock Hospital and its Chapel,
Kingsland. Schnebbelie del. Wise sculp. ,1815. 1 1 * by 9.
55. " Entrance to London from Hackney or Cam
bridge Heath Turnpike, with a distant View
of S4. Paul's."
Rowlandson del. Shutz sculp, 18 13. iSf by 12.
BETHNAL GREEN.
56. Aldgate House, Bethnal Green.
Schnebbelie del. Warren sculp, 1808. 6i by 4.

614 VIEWS OF LONDON.
57. Bishop Bonner's Palace, near Bethnal Green.
A print, 1796. 6* by 2*.
58. View of Bonner's Hall.
A coloured Drawing by 7. //. Shepherd, 1844. 9 by 6*.
59. Bonner's Hall (in course of demolition, Dec.
1844, f°r Victoria Park).
A woodcut. 6 by 4.
60. Gibraltar Chapel and Burial Ground, Church
Street, Bethnal Green Road.
A print, 1796. 4 by 3.
61. Kirby Castle, near Bethnal Green (since a Mad
house). A Drawing by J. Thompson, 1796. 8 by 5.
62. Victoria Park, The Lodge.
A woodcut, 1850. 6 by 4*.

STEPNEY.
63. S.E. View of Stepney Church.
A Drawing by G. Shepherd, 1803. n by 7\.
64. Proof Engraving from the above.
J. Storer sculp, 1804. yx by 5 a
65. " Stepney, Middx., a South View of the
Church." A print pubd. by Woodburn, 1809. 71 by 51.
66. Stepney Church, South View.
J. P. Neale del. Hobson sculp, 181 3. Sf by 4.

Portfolio XXXIII. STEPNEY. 615
67. S.E. View of Stepney Church.
A print, c. 18 13. 5 by 4*.
68. "^EDES Pr^ECEPTORIS Apud Stepney." "E
dono Rev. Patr. Whiti, Episc. dePeterburg."
A rare print, 17 10. 6 by 4i.
69. A Curious Gate at Stepney, by tradition called
King John's Gate.
A print pubd. by N. Smith, 1791. 7i by 5.
70. " Baptist College, Stepney," formerly known as
S4. John's Gate.
R. Thomas del. R. Cartzvright lithog, 18 12. 12 by 8i.
71. Baptist Academical Institution, Stepney.
R. Cartwright lithog. 7* by 4i.
72. An Exact Representation of the Revd. Mr.
Saml. Brewer's Meeting House at Stepney,
near Mile End,- Middlesex.
A print pubd. by Hogg, 1783. 6* by 3f.
73. Dean Colet's House, Stepney.
A print. 3f by 2f.

74. Dean Colet's House at Stepney.
A print, 1 8 18. 4i by 3i-
75. The Crooked Billet, Stepney.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1846. 12 by 8.
76. The Half Way House to Stepney.
J. Armstrong del. W. H. Toms sculp, 1738. 6 by 4*.

6l6 VIEWS OF LONDON.
77. The Mercers' Old Almshouses at Stepney,
founded by Dame Jane Mico, 1691.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1855. 10 by 6*.
78. Dame Jane Mico's Almshouses, Stepney, as
rebuilt by the Mercers' Company, 1856.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, ioby 6*.
79. The Shipwrights' Almshouses, Owen Street,
Stepney. A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1857. ioi by 7.
80. " The Treat at Stepney."
" At Stepney now with Cakes and Ale,
Our Tars their Mistresses regale."
A print, 1760. 15 by 12.
81. Poplar Chapel.
J. P. Malcolm del. et sculp, 1799. 7 by 4*.
BOW.
82. The Abbey Mills, near Bow.
A Drawing, 1774. yx by 41
83. Bow Bridge, Essex.
W. Bartlett del. J. Rogers sculp, 1832. 6* by 4\.
84. The North Front of Bow Bridge, and Messrs.
Hodson's Brewery.
A water-colour Drawing, 1832. yx by el.
85. The South Front of Bow Bridge.
A Sepia Drawing by W. Bartlett, 1832. 11 by 7.

Portfolio XXXIII. MILE END. 617
86. Captn. Thos. Bowry's Almshouses, Bow Road,
erected 1744.
A Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1857. 9* by 6*.
87. The Manor House, Bow, afterwards the Work
house. A water-colour Drawing, 1784. 8 by 5.
88. The City of London Union Workhouse.
Richard Tress, arch1.
A lithograph, 1849. 32 by 20i.
89. Principal Front of the New London Work
house. A woodcut, 1849. 9 by 5*.
90. City of London Union House, Bow Road.
A woodcut. 9 by 5 J.
91. The Drapers' Almshouses, Bow Road, erected
by Sir J. Jolies, Kn4., 1613.
A water-colour Drawing by T.H. Shepherd, 1857. niby6i.
MILE END.
92. " An Almes House at Mile End, near London,
belonging to Trinity House, built by the
Corporation, 1696, for Decayed Masters of
Ships and Pylots."
S. Gribelin del. et sculp. 23i by 1 5^
93. The Vintners' Almshouses, Mile End Road.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1854. 10 by 6.

6l8 VIEWS OF LONDON.
94. The Skinners' Almshouses, Mile End Road.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1854. 9* by 6.
95. Alms Houses, Mile End Road, founded by
John Pemel, 1698.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1855.10* by 6*.
96. Alms Houses, Mile End Road, founded by
Wm. Megg, 1658.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1855. 9* by 6*.
97. Judge Fuller's Almshouses, Mile End Road.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1855. 10 by 6*.
98. Brewers' Almshouses, Mile End.
7. H. Shepherd del. R. Tingle sculp, 183 1. 5 by 3*.
99. " The centre of Bancroft's Alms Houses,
Mile End."
J. P. Malcolm del. et sculp, 1807. 5 by 3*.
100. "Jews' Hospital, Mile End."
7. Prattent del. et sculp, 1790. 28 by 14.
101. Jews' Hospital, Mile End Road, Whitechapel.
7. Prattent del. et sculp, 1819. 6* by 3*.
102. Entrance to London at Mile End.
Schnebbelie del. Hay sculp, 1808. 6* by 3f.
103. Entrance from Mile End, or Whitechapel
Turnpike. Rowlandson del. Schutz sculp, 1813. 16 by 12.

Portfolio XXXIII. WHITECHAPEL. 619
WHITECHAPEL.
104. High Street, Whitechapel, looking West.
7. H. Shepherd del. 7. Cox sculp, 1837. 6 by 4.
105. Church of ST. Mary, Whitechapel, N.W.
View. J. Coney del. 5. Jenkins sculp, 18 16. 8* by 6f.
106. ST. Mary's, Whitechapel, N.W. View.
Shepherd del. J. Tingle sculp. A proof, 1827. 6 by 4.
107. Revd. Ralph Davenant's Schools, Whitechapel
Road.
Schnebbelie del. Howlett sculp, 18 19. 9 by 11*.
108. View of the above Schools as improved, after
further endowment by B. Goodwin, Esq,,
with Plan.
Schnebbelie del. Cook sculp, 18 19. 9 by 12.
109. The Eastern Institution, Commercial Road,
Whitechapel. A woodcut, 1849. 4* by 3-
no. The Elevation of the North Front of an
intended Building for the London Hos
pital, in Whitechapel Road, with Plans of
the Ground and First Floors, 1752.
B. Mainwaring inv*. J. Tinney sculp. 13 by iof.
111. "View of the London Hospital, in White
chapel Road, with the Ground and Country
adjacent."
Wm. Betters pinxit. Chatelain del. Toms sculp, 1 8 1 8.
2of by 14*.

620 VIEWS OF LONDON.
112. " British Humanity Exemplified. A View of
the Palatine Camp, formed in Whitechapel
Fields. Drawn on the Spot."
A print, 1764. 9* by 5.
113. The Red Lion Inn, Whitechapel Road, said
to have been the resort of Dick Turpin.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1857. 10 by 8.
Goodman's fields.
114. The Old Theatre in Great Alie Street,
Goodman's Fields, built by Henry Gifford,
1737 (burnt down, 1802), where Garrick
made his first appearance, October 19th,
1 741. "This Draught made on the spot, Octr. 1801. W.
Capon del. 10 by 6*.
115. " S.E. View of the Theatre in Ayliffe Street,
Goodman's Fields and its Environs, from
a Drawing in the British Museum."
Wise sculp, 1801. 8 by 6.
116. The Front View of the Royal Brunswick
Theatre, Goodman's Fields, previous to its
Destruction, Feby. 28th, 1828.
Engelman lithog. 1 1 by 8
1 1 7. "View of the Ruins of the Brunswick Theatre."
J. M. Huggins del. W. Standridge sculp, 1828. u* by 71

Portf. XXXIII. ST. GEORGE' S-IN-THE-E AST. 621

ST. george's-in-the-east.
118. The Coopers' Almshouses, Schoolhouse Lane,
Ratcliff, founded by Nicholas Gibson, 1589.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1857.
iof by 6*.
119. Ancient Mansion, Gravel Lane, Ratcliff,
pulled down, 1846.
A woodcut, 1849. 3 by 3f-
120. Elevation and Plan of Henry Raine's New
Hospital, London Docks, erected 1737.
A pen-and-ink Drawing. nf by 9*.
121. The Royalty Theatre, near Wellclose
Square. Eastgate sculp, 1787. Sf by 3i-
122. Another View of the above. "Sold only by
C. Brady at the Theatre."
A print, 1787. 5 by 3-
123. " East London Theatre " (Royalty).
D. Havill del. et sculp, 1826. 7 by 4*-
124. The Sailors' Home, or Brunswick Maritime
Establishment, Well Street, London Docks.
A woodcut, 1855. 7i by 5*.
125. The Sailors' Institute, Mercers' Street,
Shad well.
A woodcut, 1855* 6iby7.

622 VIEWS OF LONDON.

Portfolio XXXIV.
BERMONDSEY AND SOUTHWARK.
BERMONDSEY ABBEY.
i. "A General View of the Remains of Bermond
sey Abbey, as it appeared in the year 1805,
with the adjacent country. Taken from the
Steeple of the Church of S4. Mary Magda
len. "
Drawn by Whichelo. Engd by Howlett, 1820. 16 by \i\.
2. The Original Drawing from which the above
was engraved.
By C. J. M. Whichelo, 1805. 17 by 11*.
3. East View of the Gateway of Bermondsey
Abbey, near the Church of S4. Mary Magda
len. 7. Nash del. Dale sculp, 1820. iof by 8*.
4. Ground Plan of Bermondsey Abbey, and View
of North and West Gates of the Abbey from
original Drawings taken in 1679.
Pubd. by Wilkinson, 1822. ii1 by n.
5. The North Gate House of Bermondsey Abbey.
Lithog, pubd by R. Phillips. 41 by 6.
6. The Abbey House and Offices, Bermondsey.
C. Burton del. et lithog. 0 bv 6

Portfolio XXXIV. BERMONDSE Y. 623
7. Remains of Bermondsey Abbey.
Print from " Gent. Mag," 1790. 6i by 4*.
8. Bermondsey Priory.
Schnebbelie del. Warren sculp, 1805. 6* by 3f.
9. S.W. View of ST. Mary Magdalen, Bermond
sey, as in the year 1804.
Lithog, pubd. by R. Phillips. 6f by 4i-
10. S4. Mary Magdalen, Bermondsey, built 1680.
W. Pearson del. et sculp, 18 10. 8 by 6*.
11. The Original Water-Colour Drawing for the
above. By W. Pearson. 8 by 6*.
12. West Front of S4. Mary Magdalen, Bermond
sey, rebuilt 1830. G. Porter, Arch1.
Lithog, puba by R. Phillips. 4i by 6*.
13. Ancient Houses in Long Walk, Bermondsey,
formerly occupied by the Conventual Build
ing. Lithog, pubd. by R. Phillips. 7 by 4i-

14. South or Garden Front of the Jamaica Tavern,
Bermondsey. A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1820. 9 by 7b
15. View of Sir Thos. Pope's House, near Grange
Walk, Bermondsey.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1820. 9i by 7-

624 VIEWS OF LONDON.
1 6. The Coopers' Arms Tavern, Russell Street,
Bermondsey. A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1820. 9* by 7.
17. View of Jacob Street, with Three Tuns
Tavern, Bermondsey.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1854. 9* by 7.
18. View of Jacob's Island, Bermondsey.
A woodcut, 1849. 9 by S-
19. Another View, looking up the Creek.
A woodcut, 1849. 6 by 4.
20. Another View, showing the high tide, 1849.
A woodcut. 3 by 4*.
21. South View of London Street, Dockhead, with
Plan. Schnebbelie del. Wise sculp, 18 13. 9* by n.
22. An Elevation and Plan of the House of Mr.
Bligh (Murdered 1805.)
A print of the time. 41 by 7*.
23. S4 Saviour's Dock.
G. Phillips del. et lithog. 6 by 81.
24. The Chapel of the Hospital for Lepers in Kent
Street, Southwark, called Le Lock.
Print pubd. by Wilkinson, 1813. 8 by 12.
25. A Roman Catholic Chapel in Kent Street, as
above. A water-colour Drawing, 18 10. fix by K

Portfolio XXXIV. SOUTHWARK. 625
26. Allen's Rope Walk, near the Bricklayers' Arms,
Kent Road.
A tinted Drawing by W. Capon, 1792. 9* by 7.
27. View of the "Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb,
in the Greenwich Road."
Print pubd by Whittle & Laurie, 1813. 17 by 10*.
28. Josiah Bacon's School, in Grange Road, Ber
mondsey. A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. SJiepherd, 1852. 9 by 6*.
29. Christ Church and Schools, Bermondsey.
A woodcut, 1853. 7 by 5-
30. Church of ST. John, Horsleydown, Bermond
sey. G. Shepherd del. Wise sculp, 18 14. 7* by 9*.
31. Church of S4. John, Horsleydown.
A water-colour Drawing by J. Pearson, 18 18. 6* by 8*.
32. Church of S4. Mary, Rotherhithe.
J. Coney del. et sculp, 18 18. 6f by 9.

SOUTHWARK.
33. The Humours and Diversions of Southwark
Fair (in the High Street).
Invented, painted, and engraved by Wm. Hogarth, 1733.
I7fbyi3*-
34. The Reverse Copy of the above Print.
R. Parr sculp. Pubd by Bowles Sf Carver. 17* by 13*.
s s

626 VIEWS OF LONDON.
35. A View of the South Front of the Marshalsea
Prison, near Blackman Street, Southwark ;
with Plan of the High Street.
J. Lewis fecit, 1773. Pubd. by Wilkinson, 1812. 13* by 9.
36. Remains of the Old Palace called the Marshal
sea, N.E. View. From an original Drawing.
A print, 1773. 7 by 4.
37. The Marshalsea before the New Buildings
were erected.
A print by 7. P., 1773. 6 by 4.
38. North View of the Marshalsea, Southwark,
before the New Buildings.
Lieu*. Orme del. 7. P. sculp, 1733. 6 by 4.
39. Interior View of the Palace Court of the Mar
shalsea, Southwark.
7. P. del. et sculp, 1733. 6 by 4.

THE KING'S BENCH.
40. The King's Bench Prison and House of Cor
rection, in S4. George's Fields. The Mob
destroying and setting fire to it, 1780.
Print pubd by Walker & Fielding. 12 by 7.
41. Interior of the King's Bench Prison.
Whichelo del. Busby sculp, 18 12. 6 by 4
42. Interior of the King's Bench Prison.
Print pubd by McShee, 1823. 8 by 6

Portfolio XXXIV. SOUTHWARK. 627
43. The Principal Entrance to the King's Bench
Prison. 7. H. Shepherd del. Garner sculp, 1831. 6 by 4.
44. The King's Bench Prison.
Coloured print. Pugin & Rowlandson del. Stadler
sculp, 1808. 10 by 7*.
45. The original water-colour Drawing for the
above.
By Pugin & Rowlandson. IO by 7.
46. View of the Interior Court, King's Bench
Prison. A water-colour Drawing by A. Loat, 1810. 16* by 9*
47. View ofthe King's Bench, 1810.
A mezzotint by Clutbuck. 14* by 7i.

48. Southwark and London Bridge, as they ap
peared about 1546, from the Drawing by
Van Wyngerde.
N. Whittock del. "et sculp. 13 by 16.
49. Bird's-eye View of Bermondsey and Southwark,
with distant View of London, about 1660.
J. Barnett sculp, 1820. 10 by 8*.
50. View in the High Street, Southwark, looking
towards the Bridge, ST. George's Church in
foreground. A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1838. 8* by 6.
51. View of High Street, Southwark, towards
S4. Margaret's Hill.
Gyfford del. Busby sculp, 1807 '. 3f by 6.
s s 2

628 VIEWS OF LONDON.
52. View of Pump Court, in Vine Yard, Southwark.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H Shepherd, 1854. 9* by 6.
53. View of Inn Yard of the Catherine Wheel,
on the West side of High Street.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1853. 9* by 7.
54. View of the Half Moon Inn, on the East side
of High Street.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1853. 9* by 7.
55. The Dog and Bear Inn, the Old Croydon
House, West side of High Street.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1840. 7 by 9.
56. Old Houses in Glean Alley and Vane Street,
Southwark. A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1 840. 9* by 7.
57. Inn Yard of the Queen's Head Inn, on the
East side of High Street.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1853. 9* by 7-
58. Inn Yard of the White Hart Inn, on the
East side of High Street.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1840. 6} by 8.
59. Another View of the above Inn.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1853. IO by 7.
60. Inn Yard of the King's Head Inn, on the East
side of High Street.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. II . Shepherd, 1840. 7 by 8i.

Portfolio XXXIV. SOUTHWARK. 629
61. The Tabard Inn, Southwark, and the Canter
bury Pilgrims.
A woodcut. 6i by 4.
62. The Tabard Inn, from an old Drawing, circa
1780. A woodcut. 4 by 3.
63. Inn Yard of the Talbot Inn (late the Tabard).
A pencil Drawing by G. Shepherd, 18 10. 10 by 6*.
64. The Talbot Inn, Borough, High Street.
A print from " Gent. Mag," 18 12. 6 by 4.
65. The Talbot Inn, Borough.
7. H. Shepherd del. Tingle sculp., 1831. 6 by 4.
66. The Talbot Inn, 1841.
A woodcut. 4 by 3*.
67. Inn Yard of the George Inn, High Street.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1 840. 7 by 8*.
68. The Spur Inn, High Street.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1840. 7 by 8*.
69. The Nag's Head Inn, on the East side of
High Street.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1855. 7 by 8f.
70. The George Inn, Stoney Street, Southwark.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1855. 7 by 8f .
71. Old Houses in Silver Street, Tooley Street.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1840. 6* by 9.

630 VIEWS OF LONDON.
72. View in Three Crown Court, High Street, with
a Statue of King Charles II., removed from
the Old Town Hall in 1793.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1840. 6f by 8.
73. View looking up the Mint Westward,
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1840. 10 by 6*-.
74. Mint Street, looking towards High Street.
A woodcut, 1854. 3 by 5.
75. Duke Street, Southwark.
A woodcut, 1854. 6 by 4.
76. View of old Timber Houses, Birdcage Alley,
in the Mint.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1840. 10 by 7.
77. View of the Old Town Hall, S4. Margaret's
Hill, Southwark, previous to the present
erection in 1793.
Ravenhill del. Dale sculp. Pubd 1825. 1 of by 8.
78. The Town Hall, High Street, Southwark.
7. H. Shepherd del. Winkler sculp, 1830. 5f by 4.
79. The British and Foreign Schools, Borough
Road. A woodcut, 1854. 6 by 3*.
80. ST. George's Church, Southwark.
G. Shepherd del. Skelton sculp, 1815. 6* by 8X.
81. Original Water-Colour Drawing for the above.
By G. Shepherd. 6i by 8*.

Portfolio XXXIV. SOUTHWARK. 63 1
82. ST. Thomas's Church, Southwark.
G. Shepherd del. Wise sculp, 181 1. 6* by 8f .
83. Original Water-Colour Drawing for the above.
By G. Shepherd. 6* by 8f.

GUYS HOSPITAL.
84. View of " Guy's Hospital for Incurables,"
with eight Views of the Wards and other
parts of the Building.
Printed and sold by John Bowles, 1725. 26 by 18.
85. Entrance to Guy's Hospital.
Print from " Europ. Mag," 1803. 6i by 4.
86. The Entrance to Guy's Hospital.
G. Cooke del. et sculp, 1812. 7* by 5.
87. Guy's Hospital, with Statue of Guy the foun
der, as improved in 1831.
7. H. Shepherd del. Highman sculp. 6f by 4.

ST. THOMAS S HOSPITAL.
88: Bird's-eye View of " ST. Thomas's Hospital
in Southwark."
7. Bowles del. et sculp, 1720. 8 by 13.
89. Bird's-eye View of " ST. Thomas's Hospital."
7. Bowles del. et sculp, 1740. 8 by 13.
90. S4. Thomas's Hospital, with Statue of King
Edward VI.
7. H. Shepherd del. Highman sculp, 183 1. Si by 4.

632 VIEWS OF LONDON.
91. Statue of King Edward VI.
Schumakcr del. Tiffin sculp, 1849. 8 by 10.
92. View of the New Building of S4. Thomas's
Hospital. A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1858.
 1 1 by 7*.
93. View of Ancient Houses at the foot of Old
London Bridge, taken down 1829.
J. Herbert del. et lithog, 1829. 7 by 3.
94. View of Old Houses taken down for the Ap
proach to New London Bridge.
A lithograph, 1829. 8i by 5i.
95. A View of High Street, Southwark, leading
from Old London Bridge, taken July, 1830,
previous to its Removal for the New line of
Approach. G. Scharf del. et lithog, 1830. 59 by 19*.
96. The Old Ship Inn on the East side of High
Street, Southwark, taken down for the New
Approach to London Bridge in 1831.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd. 6* by 9.
97. View of the New Buildings in the Approach to
New London Bridge.
A print. 1845. s by 3_
98. View of the Old Timber Houses in Mill Lane,
Tooley Street, taken down for the Improve
ments. A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd. 6* by 9.

Portfolio XXXIV. SOUTHWARK. 633
99. View in Castle Street, Southwark, showing the
Old Houses taken down, 1838. •
A water-colour Drawing by 7. II . Shepherd, 1838. 10 by 7.
100. View of Boar's Head Place, Counter Lane,
East side of High Street, taken down, 1832.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd. 7 by 9^.
101. View of an Old Mansion called Picket Hall,
South side of Union Street, taken down,
1828. 9fby7*-
102. View of Bridge House Yard, Tooley Street.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1838. ioi by 7.
103. Ancient Houses, Southwark.
W. Taylor del. et sculp, 1831. 5* by 8.

ST. olave's church.
104. The South Prospect of the Church of ST.
Olave, in Southwark.
R. West del. Toms sculp, 1739. 12 by 9i.
105. The Parish Church of ST. Olave, Southwark,
rebuilt, 1739.
B. Cole sculp, 1754. 9 by 7-
106. S4. Olave's Church, Southwark.
G. Shepherd del. Jenkins sculp, 18 14. 8* by 6*.
107. View of the South Front of S4. Olave's
Church. A water-colour Drawing by J. Pearson, 18 14. 6* by 8i.

634 VIEWS OF LONDON.
1 08. S4. Olave's Church, and Houses adjoining.
7. H. Shepherd del. Lacey sculp, 1830. 6 by 4.
109. The Telegraph and Church of S4. Olave, before
the Fire.
A woodcut, 1843. 3 by 4.
no. View of S*. Olave's Church, and Topping's
Wharf on Fire, from the River.
A woodcut, 1843. 9 by 5.
111. Another View of the above Fire.
A woodcut, 1843. 8 by 5.
1 12. Ruins of S4. Olave's Church.
A woodcut, 1843. 6 by 4.

113. The London Terminus of the Brighton and
Dover Railways.
J. Marchant del. Adlam sculp, 1845. 16 by 8i.
114. The New Terminus of the South-Eastern
Railway, at London Bridge.
S. Beazley arch*, 1853. A woodcut. 9 by 6.
115. The Clock Tower, London Bridge, erected
1854, since removed.
Ellis del. et sculp, 1854. 71 by 12*.
116. "A South View of Queen Elizabeth's Free
Grammar School, in Tooley Street," with
plan of the neighbourhood.
Schnebbelie del. Wise sculp, 1813. 91 by 11.

Portfolio XXXIV. SOUTHWARK. 635
117. "North View of Queen Elizabeth's Free
Grammar School," with a small South
View and Medallion Portrait.
Schnebbelie del. Howlett sculp, 18 1 5. 9 by 12.
118. " Grammar School at S4. Mary Overies."
A print, pubd- 1815. 5* by 4.
119. The Grammar School as above.
A tinted Drawing, 18 10. 5 by 4*.
ST. MARY OVERIE CHURCH.
120. An Ancient View of the Church of ST. Mary
Overie on Fire, in 12 13. 3 by 3*.
121. " ST. Marie Overs in Southwark," the South
Front View of Old S4. Paul's in distance.
The print by W. Hollar, 1647. 10 by 6.-
122. ST. Marie Overs in Southwark, copy from
the above.
Dunstall sculp., 1660. 7* by 5-
ST. saviour's church.
123. The South Prospect of the Church of ST.
Saviour, in Southwark, formerly S4. Mary
Overie. West del, 1737. Toms sculp. 12 by 9.
124. "ST. Saviour's Church, Southwark, after
being repaired and beautified was opened
May n, 1800." With View and Plan, and
MS. references
J.- Morton del. Hawkins sculp, 1800. 18 by 13*.

636 VIEWS OF LONDON.
125. " N.E. View of S4. Saviour's Church, Consis
tory Court and Chapel of S4. John."
Whichelo del. Skelton sculp, 1813. 11* by 8.
126. ST. Saviour's, formerly S4. Mary Overies>
Southwark, Geometrical Views of East end
of Choir and proposed rebuilding of ditto.
G. Gwilt del. Cleghorn sculp, 1822. 19 by 11.
127. The Chapel in the Church of S4. Saviour, at
the time of the rebuilding of part.
Schnebbelie del. Dale sculp, 1825. 8* by 11.
128. The East Front of St. Saviour's Church, and
the Lady Chapel, after the restoration by
G. Gwilt, arch4.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1838. 9* by 7.
129. The S.W. Front of S4. Saviour's Church.
A water-colour Drawing by Pearson, 1 807. 8 by 6.
130. S4. Saviour's, Southwark.
F. Nash del. Storer sculp, 181 3. 7* by 5i-
131. S4. Saviour's Church, Southwark.
Neale del. Byrne sculp, 181 5. 6 by 4.
132. S4. Saviour's Church and its Vicinity, from
the Entrance to the Greenwich Railway.
Shepherd del. Shury sculp, 1 840. 7 by 4\.
133. S. Saviour's Church, Southwark. 'View of
the Nave, 1834.
R. W. Billings del. et sculp. 4 by 6.

Portfolio XXXIV. SOUTHWARK. 637
134. Entrance to Montague Close and part of S4.
Saviour's Church.
J. Pass sculp, 1 8 14. 7 by 4.
135. The Gateway of S4. Mary's Priory, Southwark,
with a Plan of the Vicinity.
Whichelo del. Stow sculp, 1 8 1 1 . 9 by 1 1 *.
136. Remains of the Old Priory of S4. Mary
Overie. A print from " Gent. Mag." 6* by 4.
137. A N.W. View of the House of W. Parker,
Lord Monteagle, near S4. Saviour's Church.
Schnebbelie del. Dale sculp, 1825. 12 by 9.
138. Monteagle House, near S4. Saviour's Church.
J. Pass sculp, 1 8 14.

WINCHESTER PALACE.
139. South View of the Palace of the Bishops of
Winchester, near S4. Saviour's, South
wark. Whichelo del. Pubd. 18 12. 9* by 7*.
140. Winchester House, Southwark, about 1649.
Reduced from Hollar's long View of Lon
don. Print pubd- by Richardson, 181 3. 10 by 6*.
141. A S.E. View of Winchester House, Bankside,
from Hollar's large View of London.
Pubd. by Wilkinson, 18 14. 9 by 7.

638 VIEWS OF LONDON.
142. N.W. View of the Hall of Winchester Palace,
as it appeared after the Fire in Augt. 1814.
Howlett sculp. Pubd. 1 8 1 5 . 1 1 * by 8.
143. South View of the Remains of Winchester
Palace. A water-colour Drawing, 1800. 4* by 6.
144. The Engraving from the above Drawing.
Pubd. by Manson, 1 800. 5 by 6.
145. Window in the Hall of Winchester Palace.
A print. 4 by 5.
146. Remains of Winchester Palace.
A print pubd by Vernon & Hood, 1805. 4 by 6.
147. Remains of Winchester Palace.
J. Cotman del. G. Cooke sculp, 1828. 6* by 4.

148. Alms Houses of Alice Overman, on the
North side of S4- Saviour's Church.
A water-colour Drawing by T.H. Shepherd, 1855. 10* by 7.
149. View of the Chapel and Alms Houses in the
Parish of S7 Saviour, founded and endowed
by Thomas Cure, 1584, rebuilt 1831.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. ShepJierd, 1852. 9* by 6.
150. View of the Alms Houses of Thomas Cure
and Henry Young, rebuilt 1831, in the
College Yard, Park Street, Southwark.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. ShepJierd, 1851. 9 by 6.

Portfolio XXXIV. SOUTHWARK. 639
151. View of Alms Houses, two endowed by Inha
bitants of Southwark : also two by H.
Jackson, 1685, and H. Sprat, 1709; re
built in College Yard, 1831.
A. water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1851. 9 by 6.
152. Alms Houses endowed by Ed. Alleyn and
G. J. Alleyn ; rebuilt 1843.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 185 1.
9 by 6*.
153. The Old Alms Houses endowed by Edward
Alleyn, in Soap Yard, Deadman Place.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Sfiepherd, 1851. 8* by 6.
154. Old Alms Houses, erected by the Parish of
Sl. Saviour, in Gravel Lane, 1 705 ; now
pulled down.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1851. 9 by 6.
155. Nine Drawings of Tablets relating to the above
Alms Houses.
1156. Rowland Hill's Alms Houses, in Hill Street,
Gravel Lane.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1852. 10 by 7.
157. The Drapers' Alms Houses, in Hill Street,
Southwark. A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1852. 10 by 7*.
158. View of the Old Wood Houses, in Ewer Street,
Gravel Lane, looking East.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1852.
9* by 6*.

640 VIEWS OF LONDON.
159. View of the Old Houses in Ewer Street, look
ing West.
A water-colour Drawing by T. H. Sliepherd, 1852.
9* by 6*.
160. View of the Old Mansion of the late G.
Vaughan, now the Hat Manufactory of
Messrs. James, the corner of Green Walk.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1852. 9 by 6*.
161. The Old Inn called John o' Grote, in the
Borough Road.
A water-colour Drawing by Findlay, 184O. 4 by 3.
162. The Old King's Arms Tavern and Tea Gar
den, corner of Suffolk Street.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1852. 9* by 7.
163. Rippon's Alms Houses, now Park Street.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1856. 9* by 7.
164. Hedger's Alms Houses, Webber Row.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1856. 1 1 by 7.
165. Edward's Alms. House, Church Street, Black
friars Road.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1855.
 .  10* by 7.
166. Bird's-eye View of the Globe Theatre, en
larged from Hollar's long View of London.
Print pubd. by Wilkinson, 18 10. 7* by 5.
167. The Globe Theatre, as it appeared in the
Reign of James I., with small Plan. From
an engraved View of London, circa 161 2.
Print pubd. by Wilkinson, 18 10. 7* by 7*.

Portfolio XXXIV. SOUTHWARK. 641
168. The " Globe, Southwark." From a Drawing
in the Crowle Pennant.
Print pubd. by Wilkinson, 18 12. 7 by 10.
169. A Plan of Bankside, circa 1600.
Pubd. by Herbert. 10 by 5.
170; View of the Globe Theatre as in 161 2.
A proof etching. 7 by 5.
171. The Swan Theatre, on the Bankside, as it
appeared 1614. From Visscher's View of
London. Print pubd by Herbert, 1809. 7 by 5-
172. The Globe Theatre, Bankside, and the Bear
Garden. Engd. for the " Encyclopaedia Lond," 1825. 9 by 7*.
173. The Bear Garden, an enlarged View from
Hollar's long View of London.
Print pubd. by Wilkinson, 18 10. 7*- by 5.
174. The Bear Garden. Enlarged from Visscher's
long View of London.
Print pubd. by Wilkinson, 1810. 7* by 5-
175. View of the late Revd. C. Skelton's Meeting
House, adjacent to the site of the Globe
Theatre ; also View of the Mill erected on
the site of the Meeting House.
G. Shepherd del. Stow sculp, 18 13. 10 by 12.
176. View of John Bunyan's Meeting House, in
Zoar Street, Gravel Lane ; with Plan.
Print pubd. by Wilkinson, 1814. 10 by 11.

T T

642 VIEWS OF LONDON.
1 77. A Pencil Drawing of the above. 71 by 4.
178. A South View of the Falcon Tavern, on the
Bankside, as it appeared 1805 ; with Plan
of the Vicinity.
F. Nash del. Wise sculp, 1805. 9 by 12.
179. The North Front of the House called the
Falcon, the residence of Sir C. Wren
during the building of S4. Paul's, as it ap
peared 1 710.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 6* by 4*.
180. The South Front of the Falcon, a Coal Wharf.
From a Drawing in 1794.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd. 10 by 6\.
181. The Fish Pond Houses, on Bankside, formerly
visited by Queen Elizabeth.
Prattent del. et sculp, 1796. 6 by 4.
182. A Pencil Drawing of the above. 6 by 4.
183. Bird's-eye View of Old Paris Garden, as it
appeared 1560
A tinted Drawing. 5 by 4A.
184. View of the Old Houses in Queen Anne Court,
as they appeared 1839 ; now pulled down.
A water-colour Drawing by Findlay. 1839. y\ by 5.
185. View on Bankside, near Blackfriars Bridge,
looking towards S'. Paul's.
A tinted Drawing by Nalt, 1806. 1 1 by 7*.

Portfolio XXXV. CHRISTCHURCH. 643

Portfolio XXXV.
CHRISTCHURCH, NEWINGTON, LAMBETH, VAUXHALL.
CHRISTCHURCH.
1. View of Christchurch, with the old Houses in
front, as it appeared 1810.
A water-colour Drawing by W. Pearson, 18 10. 8 by 6.
2. The Engraving from the above Drawing.
Preston sculp. 8 by 6*.
3. The West View of Christchurch, with the old
Buildings in front.
A tinted Drawing by Natt, 18 14. 11 by 7.
4. View of Christchurch, the East Front.
A water-colour Drawing by G. Shepherd. 18 12. 12* by 9*.
5. Christchurch, Blackfiiars.
7. H. Shepherd del. Acorn sculp, 1827. 6 by 4.
6. " The New Surry Chapel, in S4. George's Road,
opened by the Revd. R. Hill on Whitsunday,
1783-" Hamilton del. Thornton sculp, 1783. 6* by 4.
7. "The Surry Chapel, built 1784 by the Revd.
Rowland Hill."
A print pubd. by Wilkinson, 1798. 15* by 9*.
T T 2

644 VIEWS OF LONDON.
8. The Liverian Museum, since called the Ro
tunda, in Blackfriars Road.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1850. 4* by 6*.
9. A View of the Royal Circus, in S4. George's
Fields, burnt down 1805.
Lodge sculp, 1 78 1. 9 by 6*.
10. The Royal Circus, in S4. George's Fields.
A print, circa 1 780. 6* by 4.
11. N.E. View of the Surrey Theatre, formerly
the Royal Circus ; with small Plan.
Shepherd del. Wise sculp,- 1814. -
12. The Surrey Theatre, Blackfriars Road.
7. H. Shepherd del. Dale sculp, 1831. 6 by 4.
13. View of the Surrey Theatre, the Obelisk, the
Magdalen Asylum, and Turnpike.
A print pubd by Laurie & Whittle, 18 12. 17 by 10*.
14. The Freemasons' Charity School, in S4.
George's Fields, erected 1758.
Rawle del. et sculp, 1801. 6* by 4.
15. View of the .Freemasons' School, with the ad
jacent Buildings, from the Asylum to the
Tollgate. A print pubd. by Laurie & Whittle, 1803. IS* by 10*.
16. View of the Philanthropic Female Reform
Society, and the New Chapel adjoining
S4. George's Fields.
A water-colour Drawing, 1805. 12 by 7*.

Portfolio XXXV. ST. GEORGE'S FIELDS. 645
17. Female Reform and New Chapel of the Philan
thropic Society.
Rawle del. et sculpi, 1805, 6 by 3.
18. "The Philanthropic Reform, in S4. George's
Fields." A print pubd. by Whittle & Laurie, 1814. 16* by 10.
19. The Magdalen Hospital, in S4. George's
Fields. A print.. 14* by 4-
20. Entrance of S4. George's Road, with the Obelisk
and Turnpike.
A coloured print. Dogaty del. et sculp, 1787. 16* by 12*.
21. Entrance to London by the Obelisk in the
Surrey Road.
Schnebbelie del. Sparrow sculp. 6\ by 4.
22. View of the Obelisk and Daviess Fire Escape.
A woodcut, 1848. 4* by 7.
23.. The School for the Indigent Blind, S4. George's
Fields; erected 1799.
A print pubd. by Whittle &¦ Laurie, 1813. 17 by 10*.
24. Asylum for the Indigent Blind.
7. H. Shepherd del. Acorn sculp, 1829, 6 by 4.
25. The Indigent Blind Asylum ; erected 1836.
A woodcut, 1836. 6 by 4
26. The Blind Asylum, New Front.
Wray del. Wallis sculp. 4f by 3.

¥' : fe." ..

646 VIEWS OF LONDON.
27. The Old Dog and Duck Tavern, S4. George's
Fields. Copied from an old Drawing, 1646.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd. 7 by 5*.
28. The Dog and Duck, S4. George's Fields, as it
appeared 1772 ; taken down 181 2. Site of
the New Bethlehem,
A print pubd. 1772. 7 by 4.
BETHLEHEM HOSPITAL.
29. " The New Bethlehem Hospital, in S4.
George's Fields," as built in 181 2.
J. Lewis arch*. Print pubd. by Whittle & Laurie, 18 14.
16* by 10.
30. The Old Bethlehem Hospital, in Moorfields.
Hooke arch*. J. Maurer del. Bowles sculp, 1751. 16 by 9*.
31. The New Bethlehem Hospital, in S4. George's
Fields. A coloured print. Riley sculp, 18 17. 8* by 5.
32. A Tablet, with Arms of Southwark and date
1 716 on left, a Dog with Artichoke on right,
as inserted in the wall of New Bethlehem.
A water-colour Drawing by Findlay. 3* by 3*.
33. View of the Old Halfway House Inn, the corner
of Webber Street ; pulled down 1824.
A water-colour Drawing by Findlay, 1824. 7* by 4*.
34. View at the Halfway House, S4. George's
Fields. " The Posts not wide enough for
Fatty." Print pubd. by R. Sayer, 1782. 8* by 6*.

Portfolio XXXV. NEWINGTON. 647
35. " Labour in Vain, or Fatty in Distress ;" a
Print showing S4. George's Spa in the back
ground. Pubd. by 67 Bowles, 1782. 10 by 13.
36. " S.E. View of the Grotto, now the Gold
smiths' Arms."
" Here Herbs did grow and flowers sweet,
But now 'tis called S*. George's Street."
Schnebbelie del. Maddocks sculp, 1825. 12 by 10.
37. View of' Charles Hopton's Alms Houses,
Green Walk, Blackfriars Road, erected 1752.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd. 13 by 6.
38, View of the Rectorial House, Newington
Butts. A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd. 9 by 6*.
39. The Rectorial House, Newington Butts.
Print pubd. by N. Smith, 1793. 6* by 6.
40. Two Circular Views of the Obelisk and the
Turnpike near it ; also the Toll Bar at Black
friars Bridge. each 2i in- dn
41. The Old Fishmongers' Alms Houses, New
ington, erected 1618, pulled down 1851.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd. 10 by 7.
42. Bird's-eye View of the Fishmongers' Alms
Houses. A woodcut, 1850. 6 by 4b

648 VIEWS OF LONDON.
43. View of the Old Elephant and Castle Inn,
at Newington, pulled down 1824. Copied
from an Old Painting, 1786.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, io by 6f.
44. " The Elephant and Castle, Newington,"
showing various Coaches, 1826.
5". Jones del. Smart sculp. 30 by 21.
45. View of the Toll Bar and Elephant and Castle.
An etching, circa 1830. 5 by 4.
46. The Old Houses next the Elephant and Castle,
pulled down 1840.
A woodcut, 1 840. yX by 41
47. View of Newington Butts, looking towards
Kennington. W. Ellis del. et mez, 1792. 71 by 5.
48. View of the Balloon in which Mrs. Sage and
Mrs. Biggin ascended from Newington
Causeway, May, 1785.
A Drawing by W. Capon, 1785. gX by 7.
49. View of Cuper's Gardens, with the Orchestra
at the time it was occupied by Messrs. Beau-
foy's Distillery in 1798.
A water-colour Drawing by C Tomkins, 1798. 10* by 6.
50. Messrs. Beaufoy's Distillery, formerly Cuper's
Gardens, as it appeared 1809. The Water
loo Bridge Road runs over the centre of the
above.
A water-colour Drawing by G. Shepherd, 1809. 9 by 6f.

Portfolio XXXV. NE WING TON. 649
51. The Engraving from the above Drawing.
Dale sculp. Pubd. 1825. 12 by 8*.
52. View in Cuper's Gardens, Lambeth.
Ravenhill del. Howlett sculp. 9 by 6.
53. A Plan of Cuper's Gardens and the Vicinity as
in 1746, showing the site of the Waterloo
Bridge Road.
Print pubd. by Wilkinson, 1825. 9 by 5*.
54. View of the Feathers Tavern, Cuper's Bridge,
Lambeth. De Cort del. Howlett sculp. Pubd. 1825. 12 by 8f.
55. Bankside, Southwark, with a View of Hol
lands Leaguer, one of the Ancient Stews,
&c. Print pubd. by Boydell, 1818. 10 by 7-*.
56. " The Royal Cobourg Theatre, Surrey,"
erected 181 7, Cabanel arch4.
Schnebbelie del. Dale sculp, 18 19. 10 by 7*.
57. Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb, Kent Road.
A print from " Gent. Mag," 1822. 7* by 3.
58. Licensed Victuallers' School, Kennington.
7. H. Shepherd del. Bond sculp, 1828. 6 by 3*.
59. Old Houses at Kennington Green, next the
New Vestry Hall.
A water-colour Drawing by Findlay, 1855. 7 by 4*.
60. The End View of the above Houses.
A water-colour Drawing by Findlay, 1855. 6* by 5.

650 VIEWS OF LONDON.
61. View of ST. George's Roman Catholic Church,
Newington. A water-colour Drawing by Findlay, 1851. 7 by 5.
62. Asylum for Female Orphans.
7. H. Shepherd del. McClately sculp, 1828. 6 by 3*.
63. Westminster Lying-in Hospital
Print pubd. 1 77 1. 5 by 3.
64. The General Lying-in Hospital, York Road.
Whitlock del. Shury sculp.-, 1830. 6 by 4.
65. Elevation of the Duke of York Hotel, Waterloo
Road.
A water-colour Drawing by L. N. Cottingham, 1826.
19 by 12*.
66. Elevation of the Houses, south end of Basing
Place, Waterloo Road.
A water-colour Drawing by L. N. Cottingham, 1826.25 by 6.
67. Elevations of Houses in Ann Street and Vine
Street, Waterloo Road.
Two water-colour Drawings by L. N. Cottingham, 1826.
each 25 by 6.
ASTLEY' S THEATRE.
68. Exterior View of Astley's Amphitheatre,
near Westminster Bridge, as it appeared in
1777, from an Original Drawing by Wm.
Capon. Engd. by C. J. Smith, 1846. 91 by 5*.
69. The Original Water-Colour Drawing of the
above, by William Capon, made 1 777.
From the Stowe Collection. o by 51.

Portfolio XXXV. ASTLEY'S THEATRE. 651
70. Interior View of Astley's Amphitheatre, as it
appeared in 1777, from a Drawing by Wm.
Capon. Engd. by C. J. Smith, 1846. 9 by 5*.
71. The Original Water-Colour Drawing of the
above by William Capon, made 1777.
From the Stowe Collection. 9 by 5*.
72. Astley's Amphitheatre as erected 1792.
D. Havell del. et sculp, 1826. 4* by 7.
73. Astley's Royal Amphitheatre, as built after the
Fire, in 1841. Ducrow driving 14 horses in
his Van.
Miller del. Shury sculp, 185 1. 6* by 5.
74. Astley's Advertising Cart.
A water-colour Drawing, 1841. 8 by 6.
75. The New Front of Astley's Theatre, erected in
Stangate about 1846.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1849.
 8 by 5*.
76. " The Entrance to Coade and Sealy's Gallery
of Sculpture of Artificial Stone, Westminster
Bridge." 5. Rawle del. et sculp, 1802. 4 by 7b
77. The Railway Bridge across the Westminster
Road. A woodcut, 1846, 8i by 5-
78. The Railway Bridge, Church Street, Lambeth.
A woodcut, 1846. 6 by 3*.

652 VIEWS OF LONDON.
79. View of the High Tide in Vine Street, Lam
beth, Feby. 3rd, 1850.
A woodcut. 6" by 5*.
80. The Overflow of the Thames at Lambeth Stairs,
Feby. 3rd, 1850.
A woodcut. 9 by 5*.
81. View of the Green Gate Public House, in
Gray's Walk, Lambeth,
A Sepia Drawing by Findlay, 1848. 4* by 3*.

lambeth palace.
82. Palatium Archiepiscopi Cantuariensis,
prop^e Londinum, vulgo Lambeth House.
The print by W. Hollar, 1647. I2f by Sf.
83. Another Print of the above, reduced, ni by sf.
84. A View of Lambeth House, from the River
Thames, taken at the Revolution.
W. Lodge del. P. Tempest exc. 91 by 4*.
85. Lambeth, His Grace the Lord Archbishop of
Canterbury's Palace.
L. Kynff del. J. Kip sculp, 17 10. 19 by I2f.
86. Bird's-eye View of Lambeth Palace, looking
towards Westminster.
A print, circa 1680. S1 by 4.
87. " Lambeth, Palais des Archveques de Cantor-
beYy." A print from " Les Delices, &c." 1725. 6 by 5.

Portfolio XXXV. LAMBETH PALACE. 653
88. " Maison de Lambeth."
A French print, circa 1725. 6 by 5.
89. " Lambeth House, in Surry, ye Palace of the
Archbishop of Canterbury."
Sutton Nicholls del. et sculp, 1726. 9 by 6.
90. A View of the Palace at Lambeth.
A tinted Drawing by Bernard Lens, 1735. 13 by 8.
91. The Archbishop of Canterbury's Palace at Lam
beth. B. Cole sculp, 1739. 14 by 8*.
92. A Bird's-eye View of Lambeth Palace, from the
River. Three Bishops rowing. Verses at
bottom. A satirical print, 1745. 10 by 8.
93. A similar View. Three Bishops rowing back,
and one being rowed on.
A print, 1745. 10 by 7.
94. Lambeth Palace from the River.
S. Wale del. Simpson sculp, 1761. 5* by 3*.
95. Lambeth Palace from the Garden.
Hartley del. Cook sculp, 1773. 5* by 3f-
96. A View of the Archbishop of Canterbury's
Palace, at Lambeth.
G. Robertson del. W. Lowry sculp, 1781. 20* by 14.
97. Two Views of Lambeth Palace from the Gar
den. Hooper del. Godfrey & Sparrow sculp, 1784. each 6 by 4,

654 VIEWS OF LONDON.
98. Perspective View of the Archbishop's Palace,
with S4. Mary's Church, Lambeth.
A print, pubd. 1786. 11 by 6.
99. View of Lambeth Palace, in Surrey.
Taylor sculp, 1790. 6* by 5.
100. View of Lambeth Palace, from the Thames.
Print from " Roy. Mag." 6* by 3*.
101. Lambeth Palace; in Surrey ;
Ellis direxit, 1790. 7* by 5.
102. Lambeth, the Archbishop of Canterbury's
Palace. Print pubd. by Sayers, 1794^ 10 by 6.
103. Lambeth Palace in Surrey*
Cooke del. Angus sculp, 1797. 7i by 5.
104. View of Lambeth Palace, from Millbank.
A print, circa 1800. 6 by 4*.
105. The Lollards' Tower, Lambeth Palace.
Whichelo del. Greig sculp, 1804. 5 by 7*.
106. Part of Lambeth Palace, from the Bishop's
Walk. Whichelo del. Greig sculp, 1 804. 5 by 7^.
107. Lambeth Palace, from the Garden.
Whichelo del. Greig sculp, 1 804. y\ by sh
108. Lambeth Palace, from Westminster Bridge.
Whichelo del. Cooke sculp, 1805. 6* by 4*-,

Portfolio XXXV. LAMBETH PALACE. 655
109. The Cloisters, with parts of the Guard Room
and Chapel, Lambeth Palace.
Whichelo del. R offe sculp, 1804. 9 by 6.
no. Entrance Gateway to Lambeth Palace and S4.
Mary's Church.
S. Owen del. W. Cooke sculp, 18 10. 7* by 4*.
111. Lambeth Palace from the Thames.
A tinted Drawing by C. J. Smith, 1 8 1 2. 5 by 4.
112. The Court Yard, with the Hall Gateway to
Lambeth Palace.
Nash del. Wise sculp, 18 14. 9 by 7\.
113. The Cloisters, Lambeth Palace.
J. Greig del. et sculp, 18 17. 3* by 2*.
114. Lambeth Palace from the Water Steps of the
Penitentiary. G. Barrett del. W. B. Cooke sculp, 1822. 7* by 5.
115. Lambeth Church and Palace.
Whittock del. Syms sculp, 1829. 6 by 3*.
116. Lambeth Palace, as it appeared in the Autumn
of 1829.
J. L. fecit. 6 by 4.
117. View of Lambeth Palace from the Thames.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1837. 8 by 6.
1 18. A Bird's-eye View of the Inner Court of Lam
beth Palace, showing the New Buildings.
A pen-and-ink Drawing by N. Whittock, 1849. 15 by 7.

656 VIEWS OF LONDON.
1 19. The North Front of Lambeth Palace, showing
he Improvements by E. Blore, arch4.
Serpell del. Bragg lithog, 1848. 10 by 7*.
1 20. The South Front of Lambeth Palace.
Serpell del. Bragg lithog, 1848. 10 by 7*.
t
121. The New Buildings at Lambeth Palace.
A woodcut, 1 849. 5 by 4.
122. Ditto, the Garden Front.
A woodcut, 1849. 8 by 4*.

123. View ofthe Bishop of Hereford's House in
High Street, Lambeth, now a Drain Pipe
Manufactory. A water-colour Drawing by Findlay, 185 1. 8 by 5*.
124. View of an Old House in High Street, Lam
beth. A water-colour Drawing by Findlay, 1852. 6f by 5*.
125. View of the Nag's Head Public-house, Fore
Street, Lambeth, by the Thames, the Peni
tentiary shown opposite.
A water-colour Drawing by Findlay, 1851. 8 by 5*.
126. A View of the Antient Manor House of
Fawkeshall, or Vauxhall, Surrey. En
graved from a Drawing in pen and ink ;
with a Plan of the site.
A print pubd. by Wilkinson, 1813, 11 by 9,

Portfolio XXXV. VAUXHALL GARDENS. 657

VAUXHALL GARDENS.
127. The Old House and Entrance to Vauxhall
Gardens, copied from a Drawing made
i75i- A water-colour Drawing by C Bigot, 1850. 10 by 9.
128. View of the Entrance to Vauxhall Gardens,
from the Newington Road.
A water-colour Drawing by Findlay in 1780. 6* by 41
129. View of the New Entrance to Vauxhall
Gardens, from the Newington Road, as it
appeared in Summer, 1850.
A water-colour Drawing by C. Bigot, 1850. 9 by 7*.
130. The New Entrance, as above, in Winter.
A water-colour Drawing by C. Bigot, 1850. 7 by 4*.
131. "A General Prospect of Vaux Hall Gar
dens, showing at one view the disposition
of the whole Gardens."
5. Wale del. Mulier sculp, 175 1. 15* by ioi.
132. "A Perspective View of Vauxhall Gardens."
J. Maurer del. et sculp, 1744. 16* by 10.
133. View of Vauxhall Gardens, with the Old
Orchestra. A print, circa 1744. 9f by 7-
134. " Rural Beauty, or Vauxhall Garden." View
of the Orchestra and Garden, as head-piece
to a Song.
Gravelot inv. Bickham sculp, 1737. 8 by 5.
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658 VIEWS OF LONDON.
135. Another View of Gardens, &c, as head-piece
to a Song.
Gravelot inv. Bickham sculp., 1737. 8 by 6.
136. "A View of the Grand Walk, &c, in Vaux
hall Gardens, taken from the Entrance."
Canaletti del. Rooker sculp, 17 51. 15 by 9.
1 37. The Reverse View of the above.
Sold by 7. Bowles, 1751. 15 by 9.
138. "A View of the Temple of Comus, &c, in
Vauxhall Gardens."
Canaletti del. Mulier sculp, 175 1. 15 by 9.
139. " A View of the Center Cross Walk, &c, in
Vauxhall Gardens," showing the ruined
Bridge. Canaletti del. Rooker sculp, 175 1. I5by9.
140. " A View of the Grand South Walk in Vaux
Hall Gardens, with the Triumphal Arches,
Mr. Handel's Statue," &c.
Canaletti del. Mulier sculp. TSi by 9.
141. " A View of the Chinese Pavillions and Boxes
in Vauxhall Gardens."
S. Wale del. 7. Bowles sculp, 175 1. 16 by 10.
142. " The Triumphal Arches, Mr. Handel's Statue,
&c, in the New South Walk of Vauxhall
Gardens."
6". Wale del. Mulier sculp, 175 1. IS1 by 10.

Portfolio XXXV. VAUXHALL GARDENS. 659
143. "Vaux Hall Spring Gardens," showing the
Long Walk, Tables, and Company at
Supper, &c.
A print, circa 1750. 13 by 8.
144. Three Views in Vauxhall Gardens.
Prints pubd. by R. Sayer, 17 Si. each 10* by 6*.
145. "The Inside of the Elegant Music Room in
Vaux Hall Gardens."
Print pubd. by R. Sayer, 175 1. 10* by 6*.
146. " The Inside of the Elegant Music Room in
Vaux Hall Gardens."
S. Wale del. Roberts sculp, 175 1. 16* by 10*.
147. "A Perspective View of the Grand Walk,
with the (new) Orchestra," built in 1758.
A print pubd. 1766. 10 by 6*.
148. " The Citizen at Vauxhall."
Codings del. Smith sculp, 1784. 8 by 6.
149. The New Orchestra, Vauxhall Gardens, illu
minated. Rowlandson & Pugin del. Black scujp. 8 by 10.
150. Large View of Vauxhall Gardens, introducing
characters of the time.
A coloured print. Drawn by Rowlandson. Engd by
Pollard, 1 810. 29 by 19.
151. Pandean Minstrels at Vauxhall.
Burney del. Lee sculp. 9 by 5*-
152. The Victoria Balloon at Vauxhall Gardens.
A woodcut, 1849. 9 by 6.
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660 VIEWS OF LONDON.
153. Two Views in the Gardens^
Woodcuts, 1848. each 3* by 4^.

154. The South- Western Railway Station at Nine
Elms, Vauxhall.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1856. 10 by 6*.
155. A lithographed View of the above Station.
Pubd. 1846. IS* by 10*.
156. View of Carlisle House, Mount Street,
Lambeth. 7. Allen del. et sculp, 1828. 5 by 3*.
157. An Ancient Building, supposed to be part of
Bishop Bonner's Palace, South Lambeth.
7. Allen del. et sculp, 1828. 4\ by 3.
158. Tradescant's House, at South Lambeth.
J. 7. Smith del. et sculp, 1773. 7i by 6.
159. House of Elias Ashmole, at South Lambeth,
adjoining the above.
A woodcut, 1760. 4 by 3.
160. Frog Hall, formerly the residence of Parsons
the Comedian.
Woollet del. Ellis sculp, 1795. 6 by 4K
161. Remains of Sir Noel de Caron's House, in
South Lambeth, pulled down 1809. It
stood on the site of Messrs. Beaufoy's
Distillery. A water-colour Drawing. 8 by sx-

Portfolio XXXVI. PANORAMIC VIEWS. 66 1
162. The Alms Houses in Wandsworth Road,
South Lambeth, endowed by Sir Noel de
Caron. Erected 1662 ; taken down 1852,
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd. 10 by 6.
163. Three Views of Messrs. Beaufoy's Establish
ment, at South Lambeth.
A private print, a proof; presented 1855. 16 by 13*.

Portfolio XXXVI.
PANORAMIC VIEWS, DISTANT VIEWS, AND VIEWS OF
ENVIRONS.
PANORAMIC VIEWS.
1. An "Aeronautical View of London and the
surrounding Country."
A coloured Engraving. R. Havell del. et sculp, 1831.
39 by 11.
2. A Bird's-eye View of London and Westminster,
showing a proposed Railway to Greenwich,
taken from the Duke of York's Column.
J. D. Pain del. W. Walton lithog, 183 1. 27f by 20.
3. View of London in 1842, taken from the Duke
of York's Column, looking North.
A woodcut for the " Illustrated London News," 1842.
47 by 1 if.

662 VIEWS OF LONDON.
4.. View of London, taken from the Duke of
York's Column, looking South.
The companion print to the above, 1843. 47 by 11*.
5 A Long View of " London from the Thames,"
commencing with the New Houses of Par
liament, and continuing as far as the S4.
Katherine Docks, with References to Build
ings. A woodcut for the " Pictorial Times," 1845. 150 by Sh
6. " Panorama of the River Thames," giving two
bird's-eye Views of London : ist. From
Vauxhall Bridge to Blackfriars ; 2nd. From
thence to London Bridge and Blackwall.
Woodcut for the " Illustrated London News," 1845.
95 by 11*.
7. A Panoramic View of London and the Suburbs,
from Vauxhall Bridge to the Tower, with a
description of the View at the bottom, and a
Key of reference attached.
J. H. Bank del. et sculp. Pubd by Edwd. W aliis, 1845.
39iby 15*.
8. Panoramic View of the South of London, and
the Country around, showing proposed Line
of Railway from Southwark Bridge to Rich
mond.
C J. Blunt del. et lithog, 1846. 26* by 13*.
9. A Balloon View of the Western and Northern
parts of London.
Jules Arnout del. et lithog, 1848. 13* by 1 11.

Portfolio XXXVI. DISTANT VIEWS. 663
10. Panoramic View of the North of London, show
ing the proposed North London Junction
Railway, from the Great Western Railway
to the Eastern Counties, and to Moor
Fields. (G. P. Bidder, Engineer.)
N. Whittock del. H. 7. Burt lithog, 1850. 27 by 16.
11. "A Balloon View of London, as seen from
Hampstead." A mezzotint, pubd by Banks, 1851. 42 by 24^.
12. A Key to the Panorama of London, by Barker,
exhibited in Paris and Holland, in 1792. 16 by 12.
DISTANT VIEWS.
13. " Greenwich." The long View by Hollar,
from Flamstead House, showing London in
the distance.
" Behould by Prospect with what Art
Fayre Greenwich Castle pleasantly
A House of Banquet neare and part
Of Thames and London how they ly.''
W. Hollar fecit. Printed and sould by Peter Stent. 33 by 6.
14. " Prospectus versus Londinum." A View with
Flamstead House in the foreground.
A print, 1676. 24 by 7.
15. View of Greenwich, with London in the dis
tance, from Flamstead House, " Prospectus
Septentrionalis." A print, 1676. 11* by 6*.

664 VIEWS OF LONDON.
1 6. View of Greenwich.
By Jonas Moore, 1662. Copied in Lithography by
Standidge & Co. 18* by 5.
17. Ditto, of Woolwich.
By the same. 1 9 by 5.
18. Ditto, of Erith.
By the same. 12* by 5.
19. Ditto, of Gravesend.
By the same. IS by 5.
20. " A Prospect of Greenwich, Deptford, and Lon
don, taken from Flamstead Hill in Green
wich Park."
Sutton Nicholls del. et sculp, 1724. Sold by Henry
Overton. 37*- by 21*.
21. The East Prospect of Greenwich Park, with
distant View of London from the Observa
tory. A print, about 1730. 9 by 6.
22. " Urbis Londinii Fluvii Thamesis, Templi
Palatii, Viridarii Greenovicensium ab
Austro Conspectus." A View of London
from Greenwich Park.
A. Gordon del. C. Du Bosc sculp, 1731. 29 by 17*.
23. Prospect of Greenwich from the Observatory,
with distant View of London, and its
Suburbs. J 710. Rigaud fecit, 1736. 28* by 14.

Portfolio XXXVI. DISTANT VIEWS. 665
24. Another View similar to the above.
J. Rigaud del. S'. Torres sculp, 1756. 15* by 9*.
25. View of London, from Greenwich Park.
A print, about 1740. 12 by 7f.
26. A Prospect of London, Greenwich, and Dept
ford, taken from Flamstead Hill, in Green
wich Park.
A print, 1741. 9 by 6.
27. View of London, from the One Tree Hill,
Greenwich Park.
A Drawing in sepia by H. Gravelot, 1741. 16 by 9.
28. A View of London and its Suburbs, from One
Tree Hill, in Greenwich Park.
From an Original Picture by P. Tilleman, in the Col
lection of the Earl of Radnor.
J. Wood sculp, 1744. Sold by A. Pond. 26 by 15^.
29. A View of London and Westminster, similar
to the above, upon a reduced scale.
P. Tilleman del. Stevens sculp, 1752. 15 by' 9.
30. A View of London from One Tree Hill, in
Greenwich Park.
A print, from " Gent. Mag," 1754. 9 by 7-
31. A View of London, taken from One Tree Hill,
in Greenwich Park, on a reduced scale, from
P. Tilleman's Picture.
A print, 1760. Pubd. by Robt. Sayers. 10 by 6.
32. A View of London from One Tree Hill.
A print, 1760. io*by6.

666 VIEWS OF LONDON.
33. A View of London and Greenwich, taken from
Flamstead House, with a View of the House.
A print, 1760. 9 by 6*.
34. " Greenwich Hill, or Holyday Gambols."
A curious character print, pubd by Humphreys, 1761.
13* by 9.
35. View of London, from Blackheath.
Wych del. Godfrey sculp, 1776. 10 by 5.
36. View of London, from One Tree Hill, in Green
wich Park.
A large coloured engraving, about 1790. 27 by 17*.
37. View of Greenwich and up the River, from
Greenwich Park.
. J. Farrington del. J. C. Stadler sculp, 1795.
13 by 9.
38. View of London, Greenwich, and Deptford,
from Greenwich Park.
J. Farrington del. J. C. Stadler sculp, 1796.
22 by 13.
39. View of London, &c, from Greenwich Park.
E. Dayes del. W. Knight sculp, 1799. 10 by 7.
40. The Cities of London and Westminster, taken
from the Camera in the Observatory, Green
wich Park.
A print, 1804. I4i by 6i.
41. London, from Greenwich Park.
G. Arnold del. J. Greig sculp, 1804. 7* by 5.
42. A View of London and its Environs, from One
Tree Hill, in Greenwich Park.
A water-colour Drawing by W. Daniell, 1805. 23* by 15.

Portfolio XXXVI. DISTANT VIEWS. 667
43. View of London and the Environs.
Coloured engraving from the above, 1805. 26 by 16.
44. View of London, &c, from Flamstead Hill, in
Greenwich Park.
An oval print. Thos. Hearne del. Ellis sculp, 18 10.
19* by 15*.
45. View of Greenwich, from Blackheath Point.
M, Baynes del. et lithog, 1822. 10 by 7.
46. View of London and the Thames, from Green
wich Park.
F. Dewint del. W. B. Cooke sculp, 1822. 8 by 5.
47. View of London, from Greenwich Park.
Drawn by W. Westall, and lithog3. 1826. 13* by 9*.
48. View of London, from Greenwich Hill.
Bouton & Jaine del. et lithog, 1830. 15* by iof.
49. Distant View of London and Greenwich Hos
pital, from the Observatory, in Greenwich
Park. 7. Boys del. et lithog. 17* by 12.
50. View of London, &c, from Greenwich Park.
7. Prior sculp. Pubd. by Robins, 1840. 16 by 8.
51. London, from Greenwich Park.
J. Philips del. H. Wallis sculp. 6* by 4*.
52. Ditto ditto.
Tombleson del. Winkles sculp. S* by 4<
53. View of London and Greenwich, from Forest
Hill, showing the Railway.
E. Bradley del. H. Ogg sculp. 19 by 1 1.

668 VIEWS OF LONDON.
54. A South View of the Cities of London and
Westminster, taken from Denmark Hill, near
Camberwell.
G. Robinson pinxit. D. Lerpiniere, sculp, 1779.
23 by 17.
55. View of London, from Camberwell.
E. Dayes del. W. Knight sculp, 1797. ioi by 7.
56. View of London, taken near Brixton Cause
way. A print, 1783. 10* by 6.
57. View of London, taken near Brixton.
A coloured print from painting by D. Cox. Puba. 1813.
1 2 by 6*.
58. A View of London, from Wandsworth Hill.
C. Tomkins del. Ellis sculp, 1810. 19* by 16.

VIEWS OF ENVIRONS.
59. View in Richmond Park, the Palace in the
distance. A tinted Drawing, circa 1750. 21* by 15*.
60. Richmond Palace, a View from the Garden.
A water-colour Drawing, circa 1800. 151 by 7*.
61. A View in Richmond Park:
A water-colour Drawing, 1752. 14 by n^-.
62. View on the Thames near Twickenham, Sir G.
Pocock's House in foreground.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. Sandby, 1794. 17 by 10*.

Portfolio XXXVI. VIEWS OF ENVIRONS. 669
63. View on the Thames. The Ferry near Brent
ford ; Sion House in the distance.
A water-colour Drawing by W. Marlow, circa 1760.
13 by 8*.
64. View of London, from the Prince's Head, Bat
tersea. Samuel del. Morris sculp, 1787. 7 by 4.
65. View of Battersea.
5. Rawle del. et sculp, 1 804. 6 by 4.
66. View of the River, from Chelsea.
C. White sculp, circa 1760. 6i by 4.
67. View of Lindsey House, Chelsea.
Malcolm fecit, 1 800. 6 by 4.
68. A South View of Holland House, Kensing
ton. A water-colour Drawing by J. Buckler, 1813. 12* by 8*.
69. A North-East View of Holland House.
A water-colour Drawing by J. Buckler, 1823. I2i by 8*.
70. The South Front of Holland House.
A water-colour Drawing, circa 1800. 6* by 4f.
71. An accurate Survey of the Park, Pleasure
Ground, and Inclosures adjoining to Hol
land House, in the County of Middlesex.
Surveyed A.D. 1770 by J. Haynes. A drawn plan. 34 by 30.
72. A Drawn Plan of Holland House and Grounds.
Made 1796. MS. 32 by 22.

670 VIEWS OF LONDON.
73. The Gravel Pit Alms Houses, Notting Hill,
Kensington. Banks del. et sculp. 7i by 4*.
74. Plan of the Cemetery at Kensal Green, with
Views of the Chapels, &c.
Layton del. et lithog. I5i by iof.
75. The Old Plough Inn, at Kensal Green, built
about 1500.
Banks del. et sculp, 1784. 8 by 5i.
76. View of the Old Bell Inn, at " Kilborn, on
the Edgeware Road."
Rathbone del. Prestal sculp, 1789. 18* by 13*.
77. The Old Red Lion Inn, Kilborn.
Rathbone del. Prestal sculp, 1789. 1 8*- by 13*.
78. S.W. Prospect of Kilbourn Abbey, as in the
year 1722 ; from an old Drawing.
A print pubd by Seago, 1798. 5* by 4*.
79. View of London, from Child's Hill, between
Kilburn and Hampstead.
A water-colour Drawing by P. Tilleman, circa 1760.
39 by 6*.
80. View from Primrose Hill of Haverstock Hill
and Hampstead.
A water-colour Drawing by J. White, 1798. 20 by 12*.
81. View of London, from Hampstead Hill.
A water-colour Drawing by Paine, 1798. 17 by 1 1\.

Portfolio XXXVI. VIEWS OF ENVIRONS. 67 1
82. A View on Hampstead Heath, looking towards
London. A coloured print. F. J. Sarjent del. F. Jukes sculp,
1804. 22* by 15.
83. Five Views of Hampstead and the Heath.
Chatelain del. Toms sculp, 1745. each 10 by 7.
84. A View of Hampstead, near Pond Street.
A Print 7* by 4*.
85. A View of Hampstead, near Tom King's
House. Chatelain fecit, 1750. 7* by 4-k
86. View near Jack Straw's Castle, Hampstead
Heath. J. 7. Smith del. et sculp, 1797. 6* by 6.
87. View on Hampstead Heath.
Westall del. Finden sculp, 1829. S* by 3*.
88. Hampstead and Primrose Hill, from the Duke
of Bedford's Road.
Corbould del. Angus sculp, 1791. 6 by 4.
89. The Chalk Farm Tavern, near Primrose Hill.
A sepia Drawing by Mathews, 1834. 5* by 4.
90. Cottage, Residence of Sir R. Steele, on Haver
stock Hill.
Lithograph from a Drawing made 1804. 5 by 4.
91. The Orphan Working School, Haverstock Hill.
A lithograph. 9 by 6.

672 VIEWS OF LONDON.
92. View of the South Front of the Villa at Ken
wood.
R. Adam arch*. Vitalba & Pastorini sculp. Pubd.
1774 22 by 16*.
93. View of Kenwood, the Seat of the Earl of
Mansfield. G. Robertson del. W. Lowry sculp, 1781. 21 by 14.
94. View of Lord Mansfield's, taken from the Park,
near Hampstead.
Print pubd. by Sewell, 1786. 7* by j.
95. The Earl of Mansfield's, at Caen Wood, near
Hampstead. A print pubd. by Sayer, 1792. 10 by 6.
96. Drawn Plan of the Grounds about Kenwood
House. Made by Pritchard, 1793. . SS by 29.
97. Drawn Plan of Kenwood House and adjoining
Grounds. Made 1796.  46 by 25.
98. View of the Houses at Kentish Town, from
the Castle Tavern to Old Chapel Row.
A pencil Drawing made 1788. 29 by 5.
99. Ivy Cottage, C. Matthews's residence, Kentish
Town. A print, 18 14. 5 by 4.
100. The Church at Kentish Town.
Mezzotint pubd. by Wilkinson, 1824. 91 by 7.

Portfolio XXXVII. WALLS OF LONDON. 673
1 01. Kentish Town and Highgate, from the South.
J. Storer del. et sculp, 1806. 7 by 5.
102. Lord Southampton's Lodge, at Highgate.
Print pubd. by Sayer, 1792. 10 by 6.
103. A North View of London, with part of High-
gate, taken from Hampstead Heath.
G. Robertson del. D. Lerpiniere sculp, 1780.
22* by 17.
104. Three Views of Highgate.
Chatelain del. Toms sculp, 1745. each 10 by 6*.
105. A General View of Highgate, taken from Caen
Wood. Print pubd. by Sewell, 1786. 12 by 6.
106. View of London, from Highgate.
E. Dayes del. W. Knight sculp. 10* by 7.
107. The Highgate Archway, from the Turnpike
Gate at Holloway.
A coloured print pubd. by Whittle & Laurie, 181 3.
16* by 11.

I.

Portfolio XXXVII.
OLD LONDON WALL, THE CITY GATES, AND
CITY COMPANIES' HALLS.
LONDON WALL.
View of a Fragment of the Old London Wall,
near Tower Hill.
A water-colour Drawing by Wm. Capon, 1796. 14 by 10.
X X

674 VIEWS OF LONDON.
2. Another View of London Wall, near Tower
Hill. A water-colour Drawing by Wm. Capon, 1 796. 14 by 9*.
3. Part of Old London Wall, taken from George
Street Tower Hill.
A water-colour Drawing by W. S. Inman, 18 18. 12 by 8.
4. Part of London Wall, at the back of Trinity
Square. A water-colour Drawing by W. S. Inman, 1818. 12 by 8.
5. " A View of part of the Antient Remains of
London Wall, now standing near Postern
Row Tower Hill."
Schnebbelie del. Dale sculp, 1818. 12 by 10.
6. A View of London Wall, in America Mews
Minories. A water-colour Drawing by W". Capon, in 1794. 10* by ioi.
7. A Fragment of London Wall at the bottom
of Breakneck Stairs Old Bailey.
A water-colour Drawing by W . Capon, 1794. 9 by 9.
8. View of part of the Antient Wall, with the
Eastern Gate at Grey Friars.
Copied in sepia from an Old Drawing for Pennant's
"London," 1790. 16 by 3.
9. " A Front View of the Watch Tower discovered
on Ludgate Hill, May ist, 1792."
J. T. Smith del. g by 81.

Portfolio XXXVII. WALLS OF LONDON. 675
10. " Inside View of the Watch Tower, discovered
near Ludgate Hill, May ist, 1792."
J. 7. Smith del. et sculp, 1 792. 9 by 1 1 f .
1 1 . View of the Exterior of the above.
Etching by J. 7. Smith, 1792. 6 by 8*.
1 2. A Venerable Fragment of London Wall, as it
appeared with the Battlement.
Drawn and etched by J. 7. Smith in April, 1793. 9 by 1 1 .
13. View of part of the Antient Wall and Tower in
Cripplegate Churchyard in 1801.
J. P. Malcolm del. et sculp. 4 by 7*.
14. "Venerable Remains of London Wall, in the
Churchyard of S4. Giles's Cripplegate."
Pubd. by Manson, 1800. 6 by 8.
15. Part of London Wall in Cripplegate Church
yard. Pubd. by N, Smith, 1792. 6 by 8*.
16. " South-West View of Bethlem Hospital and
London Wall."
Drawn and etched by J. T. Smith, 18 14. 9 by 12.
17. Part of London Wall, and the South Front of
Bethlem Hospital.
Drawn and etched by J. 7. Smith, 1812. 9* by 12.
18. View of the Remains of Old London Wall,
since taken down to improve Moorfields.
A water-colour Drawing by Schnebbelie, 18 17. 10* by 5*.
x x 2

676 VIEWS OF LONDON.
19. View of Albion Chapel, and the last Remains
of London Wall taken down to improve
Moorfields. A water-colour Drawing, 18 18. 12 by 8*.
20. View ofthe Scotch Church, and the Remains
of London Wall, as it appeared after the
pulling down of Old Bethlem.
A water-colour Drawing by J. Varley, 1 8 1 8. 9* by 7i_

THE CITY GATES, ETC.
21. The Eight Gates of the City of London, as
they appeared in 1670, also King's Gate
Whitehall, and King Street Gate Westmin
ster.
Sutton Nicholls del. et sculp. Pubd. by John Bowles.
18 by 13*.
22. The Eight Gates of London, as they appeared
before they were removed (in 1760).
7. Bowles sculp, 1754. 12* by 8*.
23. The Eight Gates of London, including the
Bridge Gate.
B. Cole sculp, for Maitland s " London," 1754. 14 by 9.
24. Seven of the City Gates, with the City Arms.
A print, circa 1755. 10x by 6*.
25. Small View of Temple Bar, as it appeared
with three heads at the top.
.S. Wale del, 1761. 3* by 3f.

Portfolio XXXVII. COMPANIES' HALLS. 677
26. Small View of Temple Bar as it appeared with
two heads at the top.
A print, 1770. 3 by 3*.
27. View of the S. Front of ST. John's Gate, Cler
kenwell. 7. H. Shepherd del. J. B. Allen sculp, 1827. 6 by 4*.
28. "The Gate at Whitehall." Designed by
Hans Holbein.
G. Virtue del. et sculp. Sump. Soe. Ant. Lond,
1725. 10* by 16.
29. The King Street Gate, Westminster.
G. Virtue del. et sculp, 1725. 10 by 15.

CITY COMPANIES' HALLS.
30. View of the Armourers' and Braziers' Old
Hall in Coleman Street, pulled down in
1840. A water-colour Drawing by J. Bigot. 1 1 by 6.
31. The Armourers' and Braziers' New Hall
in Coleman Street, rebuilt, 1841.
A water-colour Drawing by J. Bigot. 7, by 5.
32. Apothecaries' Hall, Water Lane Black
friars, built circa 1670.
A water-colour Drawing by Carter, 1796. 5i by 2*.
33. Apothecaries' Hall, Pilgrim Street, Water
Lane, Blackfriars. View of the Inner Court.
7. H. Shepherd del, 1 831. 6 by 4f.

678 VIEWS OF LONDON.
34. Apothecaries Lane, Water Lane Blackfriars.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1855. 9f by 7.
35. The E. Front of the Inner Court of Barber
Surgeons' Hall, Monkwell Street.
Pubd. by J. Manson, 1800. Si by 8*.
36. View of the N. Front of Barber Surgeons'
Hall, from Cripplegate Churchyard.
Pubd. by J. Manson, 1800. 5 by 8f.
37. The Entrance to Barber Surgeons' Hall,
from Monkwell Street.
7. H. Shepherd del, 1837. 3 by 4*.
38. The North-East Front of the Inner Court of
Barber Surgeons' Hall, as it appeared in
1815. A pencil Drawing by G. Shepherd. 9f by 7.
39. Barber Surgeons' Hall, Monkwell Street
London Wall. The Inner Court as it ap
peared in 1846.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd. 7* by 5-*.
40. The Entrance to Bakers' Hall, Harp Lane
Tower Street.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1855. 6f by 9f .
41. The Entrance to Butchers' Hall, Pudding
Lane Eastcheap.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1855. 6f by 9f .

Portfolio XXXVII. COMPANIES' HALLS. 679
42. The Inner Court of Brewers' Hall, Addle
Lane Wood Street, in 1831.
W. Radclyffe sculp. 6 by 4*.
43. The Old Entrance to the Bricklayers' and
Tylers' Hall, Leadenhall Street.
A print. 4 by 6.
44. The N. Front of the Carpenters' Hall, Lon
don Wall.
7. H. Shepherd del. W. Henchall sculp, 1830. 6 by 4*.
45. The S. Front of the Cordwainers' Hall, Dis
taff Lane Cannon Street.
7. H. Shepherd del. J. Greig sculp, 1830. 6 by 4*.
46. The W. Front of the Clothworkers' Hall,
Mincing Lane, 181 2.
A print. 4 by 3*.
47. The Inner Court of the Clothworkers' Hall,
in 1831.
7. H. Shepherd del. W. W aliis sculp, 1830. 6 by 4*.
48. The Entrance to Parish Clerks' Hall, Sil
ver Street, Wood Street Cheapside.
7. H. Shepherd del. J. Greig sculp, 1854. ' 6* by 9.
49. The Entrance to Coachmakers' Hall, for
merly the Scriveners', in Noble Street Fos
ter Lane.
7. H. Shepherd del. J. Greig sculp, 1854. 6* by 9.

680 VIEWS OF LONDON.
50. The Entrance to the Cutlers' Old Hall,
Cloak Lane College Hill, as it appeared
1850. 7. H. Shepherd del. J. Greig sculp. 5 by 6*.
51. The Cutlers' New Hall, built 1852.
7. H. Shepherd del. J. Greig sculp. 9 by 6*.
52. The E. Front of Cooper's Hall, Basinghall
Street, as it appeared in 1830.
7. H. Shepherd del. J. Hinchliff sculp. 6 by 4*.
53. Curriers' Hall, built 1667, as it appeared in
1846. J. Read del, 1850. 6* by 8f .
54. The S. Front of Drapers' Hall, in Throg
morton Street, as it appeared in 1750.
A water-colour Drawing by Wilson. 7 by Sh
55. Engraving from the above Drawing.
By 7. H Shepherd, 1830. 6 by 4*.
56. The Inner Court of Drapers' Hall.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1854. 9 by 6i.
57. Dyers' Hall in College Street, as it appeared
in 1830.
7. H. Shepherd del. J. Greig sculp. 6 by 4*.
58. The Entrance to Embroiderers' Hall, Gutter
Lane Cheapside.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1855. 6* by 9.

Portfolio XXXVII. COMPANIES' HALLS. 68l
59. The Entrance to Founders' Hall, S4.
Swithin Lane, formerly in Founders' Court
Lothbury. A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1855. 6* by 10.
60. . The S. FRont of Old Fishmongers' Hall, on
the side of the River Thames, built about
1667. Mr. Jarman, arch4, (pulled down
1831).
Sutton Nicholls del. et sculp, 1694. 17* by 13*.
61. The Old Front of Fishmongers' Hall, towards
the River.
A water-colour Drawing by Wilson, 1750. 7\ by 5.
62. The Entrance of Fishmongers' Hall, from
Thames Street, erected 1667.
7. H. Shepherd del. J. Greig sculp, 1827. 2f by 4*.
63. The S. Front of Fishmongers' Hall, on the
side of the River Thames.
Sands sculp, 181 1. 4 by 3*.
64. The S.E. Front of Old Fishmongers' Hall,
on the side of the River.
A pencil Drawing by G. Shepherd, 18 10. 11* by 7f.
65. View of Old Fishmongers' Hall, as it ap
peared 1650.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd. 10 by 7.
66. The S.E. Front of New Fishmongers' Hall,
London Bridge, erected in 1832.
Hy. Roberts arch1. L. Haghe del. et lithog, 1832.
231 by 16*.

682 VIEWS OF LONDON.
67. Old Goldsmiths' Hall, in Foster Lane, as it
appeared in 1827, afterwards pulled down.
7. H. Shepherd del. W. Wallis sculp. 6 by 4*.
68. The Inner Court of Old Goldsmiths' Hall,
as it appeared in 1810.
A pencil Drawing by G. Shepherd. 10* by 7*.
69. An old Geometrical View of Goldsmiths'
Hall, in Foster Lane, as it appeared 1725.
A print. 9 by 7.
70. New Goldsmiths' Hall, in Foster Lane, as
erected in 1835.
P. Hardwick arch'. 7. H. Shepherd del. J. Rogers sculp.
16 by i8f.
71. The North-West Front of New Goldsmiths'
Hall, 1835.
A print. 5 by 2i.
72. The S.W. Front of the above Hall, 1835.
A print. 41 by 2*.
73. The Old Grocers' Hall, in the Poultry, for
merly the Bank of England, as it appeared
in 1668. Used by the Bank from 1694 to
1734 ; pulled down 1797. 9* by 6*.
74. The Inner Court of New Grocers' Hall, as
it was rebuilt 1798.
J. Leverton arch'. A pencil Drawing by G. Shepherd,
1810. 7i by 6.
75. The New Grocers' Hall, Inner Court.
A pencil Drawing by G. Shepherd, 18 10. 7i by 5.

Portfolio XXXVII. COMPANIES' HALLS. 683
76. The East Front of Grocers' Hall, Poultry,
as it appeared 1830.
7. H. Shepherd del. W. Radclyff sculp, 1830. 6 by 4*.
77. The New Entrance to Grocers' Hall, in
Princes Street, opposite the Bank ; erected
1842. A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1854. 9* by 6*.
78. The Entrance to Girdlers' Hall, Basinghall
Street, built 1669.
7. H. Shepherd del. J. Greig sculp , 1827. 2f by 4*.
79. The Inner Court of Girdlers' Hall, Basing
hall Street, built 1669.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1852. 9 by 6f .
80. The Old Entrance to Haberdashers' Hall,
Maiden Lane, as it appeared 1750.
A water-colour Drawing by Wilson. 5i by 7i.
81. The Entrance to Haberdashers' Hall, Maiden
Lane. A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1830. 2* by 4*.
82. View of the Inner Court of Haberdashers'
Hall, built 1669.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1852. 9i by 6*.
83. The Old Entrance to Haberdashers' Hall.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1854. 6* by 8f .
84. The New Buildings and Entrance to Haber
dashers' Hall, erected in 1855.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd. 6 by 9*.

684 VIEWS OF LONDON.
85. The Entrance to Innholders' Hall, College
Street. A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1830. 2± by 4f .
86. The Entrance to Joiners' Hall, Friars Lane
Thames Street.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1854. 6f by 8*.
87. Ironmongers' Hall, Fenchurch Street.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. Holden, 1750. 7* by 5.
88. The S. Front of Ironmongers' Hall, erected
1748.
Thos. Holden arch4. Pubd. by Ackerman, 181 1.
7 by 5i-
89. Ironmongers' Hall, looking towards Aldgate,
as it appeared in 1750.
A water-colour Drawing by Wilson. 7\ by Sh
90. Ironmongers' Hall, looking towards Grace
church Street.
A pencil Drawing by G. Shepherd, 18 10. 9* by 7*.
91. The W. Front of Old Leathersellers' Hall,
S4. Helen's Place Bishopsgate Street, taken
down 1799.
J. P. Malcolm del. et sculp. 8 by sf.
92. The Entrance to Masons' Hall, Masons' Hall
Court, Basinghall Street.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1854. 4* by 5*.
93. The Old Entrance to Merchant Taylors'
Hall, Threadneedle Street.
A water-colour Drawing by Wilson, 1750. 5 by 71.

Portfolio XXXVII. COMPANIES' HALLS. 685-
94. The Old Front Entrance to Merchant Tay
lors' Hall.
A pencil Drawing by G. Shepherd, 18 10. 6 by 8.
95. The Old Building of Merchant Taylors'
Hall, on the South side of Threadneedle
Street ; Jarman, Architect, 1669 (pulled down
1848). 7. H. Shepherd del. W. Watkins sculp, (proof), 1827.
Sf by 4b
96. The New Building of Merchant Taylors'
Hall, Threadneedle Street.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1853. 71 by 5*.
97. The Inner Court of Merchant Taylors' Hall,
as improved.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1853. 9iby6i.
98. The Old Entrance to Mercers' Hall, Cheap-
side, as it appeared 1 750.
A water-colour Drawing by Wilson. 5 by 7\.
99. The Old Front of Meecers' Hall.
A pencil Drawing by G. Shepherd, 18 10. 5f by 8i-
100. The Old Entrance to Mercers' Hall.
7. J. Busby del. et sculp, 18 12. 4 by 7.
101. The Entrance to Mercers' Hall, Cheapside.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1830. 2* by 4*.
102. Pinners' Hall, Pinners' Court Old Broad
Street, now a Dissenters' Meeting House.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1846. 5 by 6*

686 VIEWS OF LONDON.
103. Painters' Hall, Little Trinity Lane.
A water-colour Drawing by G. Shepherd, 1 8 10. Sf by 8f.
104. The Entrance Doorway to Painters' Hall,
Little Trinity Lane.
7. H. Shepherd del. W. Watkins sculp, 1830. 2* by 4*.
105. The New Front of Painters' Hall.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1850. 6 by 8*.
106. Pewterers' Hall, 17 Lime Street Leaden
hall Street, built 1668, as it appeared in 1851.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd. 8* by 6.
107. The Entrance to Plaisterers' Hall, Addle
Street. A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1854. 8* by 9f .
108. Plumbers' Hall, in Great Bush Lane Can
non Street.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1852. 6* by 8.
109. The Entrance to Sadlers' Hall, Cheapside.
A pencil Drawing by G. Shepherd, 18 10. 6* by 8\.
no. The Gate Entrance to Sadlers' Hall, Cheap-
side. 7. H. Shepherd del. W. Watkins sculp, 1830. 2* by 4*.
111. The Entrance to Sadlers' Hall, Cheapside.
A pencil Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1855. 5i by 71
112. The Front of Skinners' Hall, Dowgate Hill.
A water-colour Drawing by Wilsofi, 1750. 5* by 7i.

Portfolio XXXVII. COMPANIES' HALLS. 687
113. The E. Front of the above Hall, looking
towards Thames Street ; built 1 808.
Jupp arch4. A pencil Drawing by G. Shepherd, 18 14.
6 by 9*.
114. The E. Front of Skinners' Hall, Dowgate
Hill Walbrook, as it appeared 1827.
7. H. Shepherd del. M. Berrenger sculp. 6 by 4*.
115. The E. Front of Skinners' Hall, Dowgate
Hill. A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 185 1.
9* by 6.
116. The Inner Court to Old Salters' Hall,
S4. Swithin's Lane.
A water-colour Drawing by Wilson, 1750. 5 by 7\.
117. The E. Front of Old Salters' Hall, in
S4. Swithin's Lane Cannon Street, pulled
down in 1825.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1822. 8* by 12.
118. The E. Front of the New Salters' Hall,
erected 1827 by H. Carr, Arch4
7. H. Shepherd del. W. W aliis sculp., 1828. Sf by 4b
119. The E. Front of Old Stationers' Hall, in
the Court out of Paternoster Row, as it
appeared in 1739.
B. Cole sculp, 1755. 9 by 6f.

120. Stationers' Hall in 1830, after the altera
tion. T. H. Shepherd del. 5 1 by 41

688 VIEWS OF LONDON.
121. The N. Front of Surgeons' Hall, Old Bailey,
erected 1752.
From Maitland' s " London." 7*- by 4*.
122. The New College of Surgeons, on S. side
Lincolns Inn Fields, erected 1835.
C. Barry arch4. Whichelo del. Busby sculp. 6 by 4f .
123. The Inner Court of Tallow Chandlers'
Hall, Dowgate Hill, as it appeared 1852.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd. 9 by 7.
124. The Entrance to Tallow Chandlers' Hall,
Dowgate Hill.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1855. 6* by 9*.
125. The Old Entrance and the Court of Vintners'
Hall, as it appeared 1750.
A water-colour Drawing by Wilson. 7 by 5.
1 26. The Court of Old Vintners' Hall, in Thames
Street, as it appeared 17 10.
A pencil Drawing by G. Shepherd. 10 by 8.
127. The Court to Old Vintners' Hall, as it
appeared in 1754.
B. Cole sculp, 1755. Qi by 7.
128. The Court to Vintners' Hall, as it appeared
in 1812.
A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd. 4 by 3f .
129 The N. Front of Vintners' Hall, as it ap
peared in 1828.
7. H. Shepherd del. R. Acorn sculp. 6 by 4f7

Portfolio XXXVIII. OLD HOUSES. 689
130. The S. Front of Old Watermans' Hall,
Cold Harbour, Upper Thames Street, as it
appeared in 1650.
G. Shepherd del. B. Howlett sculp. 7\ by Sh
131. The New Waterman's Hall, S ¦'. Mary's
Hill, Lower Thames Street, built 1786.
7. H. Shepherd del. 2* by 4*.
132. View of the N. Front of Wax Chandlers'
Hall, Maiden Lane (pulled down 1853).
A pencil Drawing by G. Shepherd, 18 10. 6 by 9*.
133. The New Wax Chandlers' Hall, erected
1854. A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1855. 6 by 9*.
134. Entrance to Weavers' Hall, Basinghall
Street. A water-colour Drawing by 7. H. Shepherd, 1854. 4 by 6*.

Portfolio XXXVIII.
OLD HOUSES, ANTIQUITIES, OLD SIGNS, BOOK
TITLES, AND TRIUMPHAL ARCHES.
OLD HOUSES.
1. Six sheets of Views of " Houses and Shops of
Old London."
Woodcuts. each 7 by 11.
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690 VIEWS OF LONDON.
2. Eleven Woodcuts of Dwellings of the London
Poor. From the "Builder," 1856.
3. The Sights of London, illustrating the Build
ings. Four large Pages of woodcuts, 185 1. each 17 by 23.
4. London Fire Engines, a large coloured engrav
ing. J. Pollard pinxit. Reeve sculp. 29 by 20.
ANTIQUITIES AND OLD SIGNS.
5. A Pedestal and Fragment of a Statue of Her
cules of Roman Work, dug out of the Foun
dations of the London Wall.
Drawn and etched by Robert Fisher, 1807. 14 by 11.
6. Statues of King Lud and his two Sons from
Lud-gate. Pubd. by N. Smith, 1795. 7 by 9.
7. A curious Pump in the Yard of Leathersellers'
Hall. Pubd. by N. Smith, 1791. 6 by 8*.
8. Figure of a Boy fixed at Corner of Pye Corner
in Memory of the Great Fire.
Pubd. by N. Smith, 1791. 6 by 8*.
9. " The Three Kings of Cologne," Bucklersbury.
A tinted Drawing. 6 by 71.
10. A Relievo of a Gardener in a Wall, at Garde
ners Lane. 6 by 8.

Portfolio XXXVIII. BOOK TITLES, ETC. 691
11. King Charles's Porter and Dwarf at Newgate
Street. 3 by 4
12. The Earl of Warwick, Warwick Lane. 3 by 4.
13. Boy on Panier, Panyer Alley.
" When y° have sought the Citty round,
Yet still this is the High'. Ground."
1688. 3 by 5.
14. Signs on old Houses.
A Maiden's Head in Milk Street, an Amazon's Head in Old Jewry, a
Horseman and Leopard near Holborn Bridge, The Boar's Head East-
cheap, S'. George and the Dragon Bennett's Hill, Figure of Brittania
Mincing Lane, a Woman Shoreditch, The Three Morrice Dancers Old
Change.
15. Signs on old Houses.
The Arms of Oxford University, Adam and Eve, a Chained Bear, an
Amazon's Head, an Ape on Corbel, 1670, an Unicorn with Shield.
Print pubd. by Bogue. 8 by io.
16. Other Signs.
A Chained Swan Cheapside, a Maiden's Head, Seven Stars Cheapside,
The Sun in Cheapside, The Boy in Panyer Alley.
Print pubd- by Bogue. 6 by 9
17. Ditto.
A Griffon's Head, Boar's Head Eastcheap, 4 Doves in Four Dove
Alley, a Pelican, St. George and Dragon.
Ditto. 9 by 7.

BOOK TITLES AND HEADINGS.
18. "The English Pilot." An Ornamental Title,
with Portraits of Navigators temp. Q. Eliza
beth, giving a View of London 1580. 8* by 15.
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692 VIEWS OF LONDON.
19. The Title to " Book of Roads," showing Plan
of London.
Barlow inv. W. Hollar sculp., 1680. 8* by 14.
20. " The Theatre of the Empire of Great Britain,"
by John Speed.
Pubd. 1614. 9* by 15.
21. " Heroologia Anglica," giving View of London.
Puba. 1620. 7 by 10.
22. " Ductor ad Astronomiam," per Jos. Moxon,
with View of London 1650. 4* by 6*.
23. View of London
A print, 1656. Sf by 4.
24. Title to Bakers' Chronicle, with Portrait of K.
Charles I., and a View of London.
W. Sherman sculp. Pubd. 1684. 7* by 12.
25. " England fully described."
Printed and sold by Henry Overton. 9* by 15.
26. Emblematic Title to a French Work on Eng
land, giving View of London in 17 13.
Picart inv. Gouwefi sculp. 8* by 12.
27. " Brittania Illustrata." Views of London and
Westminster. Sold by John Bowles, circa 1720. 9 by 7.
28. " Various Views in London."
Printed and sold by Bowles & Carver, circa 1780. 8 by 1 2 a
29. Views of London.
Pubd. for R. Wilkinson, circa 1780. 8\ by 12^.

PORTFOLIO XXXVIII. TRIUMPHAL ARCHES. 693
30. Two Small Views of London, from " Lond.
Mag." each 4* by 2*.
31. "A Book of Prospects of the Buildings in
London," giving a View of London.
Sold by R. Butter. 7* by 5.
32. Title to Views of London by W. Daniell 1805,
with View of London. 15 by u
33. Headings to the " Illustrated London News,"
"Illustrated London Life," and "The Histo
ric Times."
34. Titles to " Tallis's " Street Views. 10 by 7.
35. View of London in ditto.
Whittock del. Rogers sculp. 9* by 6*.
36. London from the Monument.
Pubd. by Harwood, 1841. 6 by 5.
37. " A Diorama of London."
By 7. H. ShepJierd. 8 by 5.
TRIUMPHAL ARCHES.
38. " The Archs of Triumph, erected in honour of
the High and Mighty Prince James the first
at His Majesties Entrance and Passage
through his Honourable Citty and Chamber
of London, upon the 15th day of March,
1603."
"Invented and published by Stephen Harrison, Joyner and architect, and
Graven by William Kip."
The title. 8 by 11*.

694 VIEWS OF LONDON.
39. The Arch in Fenchurch Street.
An Elevation of Fanciful Construction with double Archway. Above
each of these are figures in recesses, blowing Trumpets, and at the top is
a Model of the City of London.
S.H. excudit. 9 by 10*.

40. The Arch in Grace-church Street.
An Architectural Elevation with single Archway, 27 ft. high, by 18 ft.
wide, and double columns on each side and emblematic tablets. Over
the Archway are the Royal Arms. On a superstructure is a picture
showing K. James Ist receiving a Sceptre from K. Henry 7th.
StepJien Harrison excudit. 8 by 12.

41. The Arch by the Royal Exchange.
A Fanciful Structure with square centre opening and circular towers on
each side, Gog and Magog in recesses. In the centre, over opening, is a
circular panel supported by figures, and there are many figures in recesses
in the superstructure, which is surmounted by a figure holding a globe.
H. S. excud. 9 by 12.

42. The Arch near Sl. Mildred's Church in
Poultry.
An Elevation of fanciful Architecture with square centre opening, and an
Obelisk on each side. Over the opening is the representation of a Grotto
with a fountain and figures seated round. Above is a figure of Fame.
S. H. excud. 8 by 11*.

43. The Arch in Cheapside.
A structure composed principally of Trelliswork, with fruits and foliage,
showing a double Archway. Between the openings is a flight of steps
with grotesque figures. Above are three Domes of trelliage, and female
figures are arranged playing musical instruments, &c.
5. H. excud. g by 12.

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