| 16 | Inns of Court and Chancery, for educating Students to the profession of the Law, &c. &c. |
| 5 | Colleges—viz. One for the improvement of the Clergy, London Wall; one for Divinity and Astronomy, called Gresham College; one for Physicians, Warwick Lane; one for the study of Civil Law, Doctors-Commons; and the Heralds College. |
| 62 | Schools, or public Seminaries; the principal of which are Westminster School, Blue-coat School or Christ's Hospital, St. Paul's, Merchant Taylors, Charter-house, St. Martin's School, &c. &c. &c. where about 5000 young persons are educated. |
| 237 | Schools belonging to the different Parishes; where about 9000 male and female Children are educated in Reading, Writing, and Accompts. |
| 3730 | Private Schools, for all the various branches of male and female Education; including some for Deaf and Dumb. |
| 4050 | Seminaries of Education. |
| 1 | Asylum for poor friendless, deserted girls, under twelve years of age, Vauxhall Road | 1758 |
| 2 | Orphan Working-School, for Children of Dissenters, City Road. | |
| 3 | Philanthropic Society, St. George's Fields, for children of criminal parents, and young delinquents. | |
| 4 | Freemasons' School, for Female Orphans, St. George's Fields | 1788 |
| 5 | Marine Society, for educating poor destitute boys to the Sea, in Bishopsgate-street | 1756 |
| 6 | British or Welsh Charity School, Gray's Inn Lane | 1718 |
| 7 | French Charity School, Windmill-street, Tottenham Court-Road | 1747 |
| 8 | School for Soldiers' Girls, at Chelsea, supported by Ladies | 1709 |
| 9 | Neal's Mathematical School, for teaching Navigation, &c. to poor children, King's Head Court, Gough-Square, Fleet-street | 1715 |
| 10 | School for Children of the Clergy; the Boys at Thirsk, Yorkshire, the Girls at Lisson-Green, Paddington.—Secretary, J. Topham, Esq. No. 5, Gray's Inn Square | 1749 |
| 11 | Day-School of Industry, for Boys and Girls, Paradise-street, Mary-le-bone | 1791 |
| 12 | Another, No. 68, Edgware-Road, for Girls | 1784 |
| 13 | Ladies' Charity School, King-street, Snow Hill | 1702 |
| 14 | Walworth Female Charity School. | |
| 15 | Saint Anne's Society, hitherto at Lavenham, Suffolk, about to be removed to Camberwell, for Boys and Girls, (extended in 1733 and 1791) | 1709 |
| 16 | Grey Coat Hospital, Artillery Ground, Westminster. | |
| 17 | Green Coat Hospital, Ditto. | |
| 1 | The Society for giving effect to his Majesty's proclamation against Vice and Immorality | 1787 |
| 2 | The Society for promoting Christian Knowledge,
Bartlett's Buildings, Holborn | 1699 |
| 3 | The Society for propagation of the Gospel in
Foreign Parts, Dean's Yard, Westminster | 1701 |
| 4 | The Society for promoting Religious Knowledge,
by distributing books among the poor.—Secretary,
Mr. Watts, Founder's Hall, Lothbury | 1715 |
| 5 | The Society for promoting Charity Schools in
Ireland, Merchant Seaman's Office. | |
| 6 | The Society for Religious Instruction to the Negroes
in the West Indies | 1793 |
| 7 | The Society for preventing Crimes, by prosecuting
Swindlers, Sharpers, and Cheats; Gough-Square,
Fleet-street | 1767 |
| 8 | British Society for the Encouragement of Servants,
No. 27, Hay-market | 1792 |
| 9 | Society for giving Bibles to Soldiers and Sailors,
No. 427, Oxford-street | 1780 |
| 10 | Dr. Bray's Charity for providing parochial Libraries,
No. 5, Ave-Maria Lane. | |
| 11 | Society for Relief of poor pious Clergymen | 1788 |
| 12 | Queen Anne's Bounty for the Augmentation of
small Livings of Clergymen.—Secretary, R.
Burn, Esq. Duke-street, Westminster | 1703 |
| 13 | Sunday Schools, in various parishes. | |
| 14 | Sunday School Society, for giving Bibles, &c.
and otherwise furthering the purposes of Sunday
Schools.—Sec. Mr. Prestill, No. 47,
Cornhill | 1785 |
| 1 | Royal Society, incorporated for promoting useful
Knowledge;—Instituted | 1663 |
| 2 | Antiquarian Society, Somerset Place | 1751 |
| 3 | Society or Trustees of the British Museum | 1753 |
| 4 | Society of Artists of Great Britain, Strand | 1765 |
| 5 | Royal Academy of Arts, Somerset Place | 1773 |
| 6 | Society for the encouragement of Learning,
Crane-Court, Fleet-street. | |
| 7 | Society for encouragement of Arts, Manufactures,
and Commerce, Adelphi Buildings. | |
| 8 | Medical Society of London, Bolt-court, Fleet-street | 1773 |
| 9 | Society for the improvement of Naval Architecture. | |
| 10 | Veterinary College, near St. Pancras Church. | |
| 11 | Royal Institution for applying the Arts to the
common purposes of Life | 1799 |