OLD LONDON.

"Fac-simile" etchings of a Set of Drawings, showing the Fortifications, round London, as directed to be done by the Parliament in 1642.

No. s. d.
1. Plan of the Fortifications 2 0
2. A Redoubt with two Flanks, near St.
Giles' Pound; a small Fort at East.
End of Tyburn Road; a large Fort,.
with four Half-Bulwarks, across.
the Tyburn Road		 2 6
3. A small Bulwark at Oliver's Mount,.
against Tyburn Brook		 1 0
4. A large Fort, with four Bulwarks, on.
the Reading Road, beyond Tyburn.
Brook; a small Redoubt and Battery.
on the Hill from St. James's.
Park		 2 0
5. A Court of Guard in Chelsea Road 1 0
6. A Battery and Breastwork in Tothill.
Fields		 1 0
7. A Quadrant Fort, with four high.
Breastworks, at Foxhall		 2 6
8. A Fort, with four Half-Bulwarks, in.
St. George's Fields		 2 0
9. A large Fort, with four Bulwarks, at.
the end of Blackman Street		 3 0
10. A Redoubt, with four Flanks, at the.
end of Kent Street		 2 6
11. A Bulwark and a Half on the Hill at.
the end of Gravel Lane (the View.
up the River showing London.
Bridge, is very interesting)		 3 6
12. A Hornwork, near the Church, at.
Whitechapel Street		 3 0
13. A Redoubt, with two Flanks, at.
Brick Lane		 1 0
14. A Redoubt, at the Hackney corner.
of Shoreditch; a Redoubt, at the.
corner of the road to Edmonton, at.
Shoreditch		 3 0
15. A Battery and Breastwork, on the.
road to Islington		 3 0
16. A Battery and Breastwork, at the end.
of St. John Street		 3 0
17. A View of London from the North,.
showing the Fortifications from.
Whitechapel to Tothill Fields, also.
the old Walls and Gates of London,.
from the Tower Hill to Ludgate. Size.
40 inches by 8. (A marvellous.
View)		 10 0
18. A Battery at Gray's Inn Lane 2 6
19. Two Batteries at Southampton House 2 0
20. Portrait of the Author, Captain Joh.
Eyre, of Col. Cromwell's own Regiment		 1 0

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