WHICH WILL ENABLE A PERFECT STRANGER TO PROCEED
FROM PLACE TO PLACE WITHOUT ANY DIFFICULTY, AND
TO SEE AS MUCH OF THE METROPOLIS IN A WEEK AS
TO WHICH IS
POSSIBLY CAN BE SEEN IN THAT TIME.
ADDED A CLASSIFIED ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VARIOUS
BUILDINGS AND PLACES IN LONDON LIKELY TO BE USE-
FUL OR INTERESTING TO VISITORS, AND INFORMATION
RELATIVE TO TRAINS, CABS, OMNIBUSES, &C.

BY FRED. GOSMAN.

MADE PLAIN, "THAT HE MAY RUN THAT READETH IT."

Newcastle-upon-Tyne:

A. REID, PRINTING COURT BUILDINGS, AKENSIDE HILL.

1878.

[ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.]

79.

A. REID, PRINTING COURT BUILDINGS, AKENSIDE HILL.

PREFACE.

THIS guide is offered especially to that large class of holiday-makers who can spare but a week from business, and who, coming to London to spend that week, naturally desire to see as much as possible of the great city and its surroundings before returning home.

The directions here submitted to enable them to do this are given in unbroken sequence, so that each day's route may be pursued uninterruptedly; a short description of each place of interest is referred to, and can easily be found if desired. These descriptions have been given as briefly as possible, in order that they may be read on the ground. By this arrangement the visitor is not obliged to read matter which may possibly be of no interest to him, and which,