ILLUSTRATIONS.
ENGRAVED BY C. THURSTON THOMPSON, FROM DRAWINGS BY J. W. ARCHER AND C. T. THOMPSON.
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| London from Southwark, before the Great Fire. From aPrint by Hollar | ([Frontispiece]) |
| West Front of Old St. Paul's, with Inigo Jones's Portico | [26] |
| "Paul's Cross and Preaching there" | [51] |
| Ludgate | [69] |
| Baynard's Castle, from the River, 1640 | [78] |
| Stone in Panyer Alley, marking the highest Ground in the City | [83] |
| Interior of the Round Part of the Temple Church, previousto the recent Restorations | [101] |
| House in Bolt Court, Fleet Street, the last Residence ofDr. Johnson, 1810 | [125] |
| Old Somerset House, from the River | [167] |
| The Savoy Palace, from the River | [172] |
| Inigo Jones's Water Gate, York Stairs | [183] |
| Old Northumberland House, from the River. Temp. Charles I. | [186] |
| Exeter Change as it appeared just before it was pulled down | [192] |
| Newcastle House, N. W. corner of Lincoln's Inn Fields, 1796 | [222] |
| Old Palace of Whitehall, from the River. Temp. Charles I.,from a Print of the Period | [225] |
| Old Houses in Great Queen Street, Lincoln's Inn Fields,1817 | [226] |
| The Theatre in Portugal Street, Lincoln's Inn Fields, 1810 | [236] |
| Printing Press at which Franklin worked | [256] |
| Craven House, Drury Lane, 1800 | [258] |
| Entrance Front of Old Drury Lane Theatre in BrydgesStreet, erected by Garrick | [266] |
| Entrance to old Covent Garden Theatre, 1794 | [305] |
| Inigo Jones's Church and Covent Garden. Temp. James II.From a Print of the Period | [325] |
| House in St. Martin's Street, Leicester Square, formerly theResidence of Sir Isaac Newton, 1810 | [354] |
| The Village of Charing. From Aggas's Map, 1578 | [356] |
| Scotland Yard, as it appeared in 1750. From a Print afterPaul Sandby | [374] |
| Old Gate of Whitehall Palace, designed by Holbein. Froma Print by Hollar | [401] |
| The Banqueting House, Whitehall | [419] |
| St. James's Palace, 1650, from a Print by Hollar | [435] |
The Initial Letters and Tail-pieces designed by J. W. Archer and C. T. Thompson. (The Initial Letter to Chapter XII. represents the Conduit at St. James's.)
THE TOWN.