and Acton: Also an Historical Account of each Church and Parish; with the Seats, Villages, and Names of the most Eminent Inhabitants, &c. dated MDCCVI.". Title-page as before. Dedication to the Right Rev. Father in God Henry, Lord Bishop of London, and to the Honourable Sir Stephen Fox, Kt signed John Bowack. The Antiquities of Middlesex continued, beginning with FULHAM, [H-Q 2] p. 25-59. Advertisement and Errata, 1 page. Errors of paging :-pages 42 and 43 for 46, 47. PART III. Was announced as preparing for the Press, to contain the Parishes of Ealing, New Brentford, Thistleworth, and Hanwell, but not meeting with Encouragement was never published. IV. A DESCRIPTION of the COUNTY of MIDDLESEX : containing a circumstantial Account of its Public Buildings, Seats of the Nobility and Gentry, Places of Resort and Entertainment, Curiosities of Nature and Art, (including those of London and Westminster,) &c. &c. The Whole forming a complete Guide to those who may visit the Metropolis, or make a Tour through the County. Illustrated with Copperplates. LONDON: Printed for R. Snagg, No. 129, Fleet-Street. MDCCLXXV. Octavo. Title-page as above. Introduction, p. iii-iv. The Description of the County, [A 2-Bb 4] p. 5-199. PLATES AND MAPS. 1. Map of Middlesex, divided into Hundreds, by Tho. Kitchen. Folded. To front the Title. 2. Map of the Cities of London, Westminster, and Borough of Southwark, 1775. Printed for Robt Sayer. Folded. p. 9. 3. (The Interior of) St. Stephen's Church, Walbrook; Plan and Section. p. 38. 4. The Choir of St. Paul's Cathedral. p. 51. 5. Adelphi Buildings. p. 68. 6. The Pantheon. p. 109. V. The HISTORY of the COUNTY of MIDDLESEX: containing a general Description of it, its Rivers, and of the Churches from their Foundations, with the Patrons and Incumbents of each: the ancient Epitaphs and monumental Inscriptions now to be found in the respective Churches, and the Endowments of the several Vicarages: also of St. Paul's Cathedral and Westminster Abbey; with a History of the Bishops of London, from the original instituting that See, the Archdeacons, Deans, Prebendaries, &c. And in the course of the Work will be an Account of the Royal Palaces, principal Streets, Royal Chases and Manors. By LUKE POPE. Vol. I. and not continued. LONDON: Printed by H. K. Galabin, Ingram Court, Fenchurch Street; and sold by W. Richardson, under the Royal Exchange. MDCCXCV. Quarto. Half Title. Title-page as above. Preface, p. v-viii, ending thus: "the foregoing is intended as a Preface to the ensuing History, contained in Six Volumes, and which is offered to the reader, hoping that utility and amusement may be derived from it." The Historical Part, giving a brief general Account of Middlesex; of Old St. Paul's; Westminster Abbey; St. Alban's Church, Wood Street; St. Olave's, Silver Street; St. Paul's School, closing abruptly in the Commencement of the History of the present Cathedral Church of St. Paul, with the following sentence: "After two years fruitless labour to fit up some part of the old fabric for divine worship, it was found to be incapable of any substantial repair, and therefore a resolution was taken to raze the founda-" [A-U 2] 152 pages. With Plates. VI. A BRIEF DESCRIPTION of the TOWNE of TOTTEN- LONDON: Printed in the year 1631. Quarto, and since reprinted The HISTORY and ANTIQUITIES of TOTTENHAM HIGH-CROSS, in the County of MIDDLESEX. Col- lected from authentic Records; with a copious Ap- pendix, in which is contained an Account of the Parish, as written by the Rt. Hon. Henry, last Lord Colerane, accurately printed from his Lordship's MS. in the Bodleian Library at Oxford. By RICHARD RANDAL DYSON. The SECOND EDITION, with LONDON: Printed for the Author: and sold by Egertons, Whites Preface, List of Subscribers, and Contents, p. v-xiv. History and Antiquities of Tottenham, [B-F 5] 106 pages. The Turnament of Tottenham, [F 6-G 2] p. 107-123. The History of Tottenham, by Lord Viscount Colerane; Epi- PLATES. Frontispiece, in which is emblematically represented a i. West End of Tottenham Church. H. G. Oldfield del. p. 1. iii. South East View of Tottenham Church. p. 40. iv. Arms on the Monuments of John Melton, Ephraim Beau- v. Brass of Thomas Hymingham. p. 54. vii. Brass of Walter Hunt. p. 59. R.R. viii. Tottenham High Cross and Token. R. R. Dyson del. p. 90. p. 103. VIII. The HISTORY, TOPOGRAPHY, and ANTIQUITIES of "Old ISELDON, tho' scarce in modern song Nam'd but in scorn, may boast of honour'd days; Hath trimm'd his lamp, and wove his laurel crown. In distant time as now, had much to boast Fox. LONDON: Printed for the Author by John Nichols and Son, Red p. 115. p. 92. i. A Survey of the Roads and Foot-paths in the Parish of vi. Church Spire in wicker case. Sir Thomas Fowler's Lodge; and an ancient Building formerly in Lower Street. Dedicated to William White, Esq. of High- p. 201. vii. Miscellaneous Plate; viz. Stained Glass, Arms, Font, &c. M. Skinner del. J. Hawksworth sc. viii. The ancient Tower at Canonbury. Dedicated to John Nichols, Esq. F.A.S. F.W. L. Stockdale del. J. Hawks- ix. An ancient Chimney-piece in the house of Mrs. Hunt of Canonbury Boarding-School, to whom this plate is in- scribed. Drawn and engraved by J. Hawksworth. x. Canonbury House in it's ancient state. Dedicated to |