Railway Stations:

The A.B.C. Railway Guide is recommended for its simplicity to those who are desirous of leaving London by rail for any place in the United Kingdom.

The Metropolitan Time Tables, at the end of the A.B.C. Guide, contain information as to railway facilities for reaching places in the vicinity of London.

[Before entering a train, be sure that it is the one you want, and ask before starting if you will have to change, and if so, at what station.]

MAIN AND CENTRAL STATIONS.

B.* Bishopsgate Street, E.C. Great Eastern Railway (Eastern Counties).

BR. Broad Street, E.C. Great Northern (Northern Counties). London and North Western (North and North-West of England), and North London Railways.

C. Cannon Street, E.C. South-Eastern Railway (South and South-East of England, and in communication with all parts of the Continent).

CX. Charing Cross, Strand, w.c. South-Eastern Railway (South and South-East of England, and in communication with all parts of the Continent).

E. Euston Square, Euston Road, N. London and NorthWestern Railway (North and North-West of England). F. Fenchurch Street, E.C. Great Eastern Railway (Branch). HV. Holborn Viaduct, E.C. London Chatham and Dover Railway (Short sea route to the Continent via Dover and Calais.)

K. Kensington (Addison Road), w.

Great Western, South

Western, North London, Brighton, London Chatham and Dover, North Western, and Metropolitan trains run to this station.

KX. King's Cross, Euston Road, N. Great Northern Railway (Northern Counties).

LB. London Bridge, s.E. London Brighton and South Coast Railway (Direct route to the Continent via Newhaven and Dieppe), and South Eastern Railway.

These letters refer to the Sketch Map, No. 9, page 93, showing the relative positions of the London Railway stations.

LH. Ludgate Hill, Bridge Street, Blackfriars, E.C. London Chatham and Dover Railway (Short sea route to the Continent via Dover and Calais).

LS. Liverpool Street, E.C.

Great Eastern Railway (East

ern Counties and the Continent via Harwich).

M. Moorgate Street, E.C. City Station of the Great Northern, Great Western, Midland, London Chatham and Dover, and Metropolitan Railways,

P. Paddington, N.W.

Great Western Railway (West of

England and Wales).

ST. P. St. Pancras, Euston Road, N. Midland Railway (Midland Counties), and Great Eastern Railway. V. Victoria, Belgrave Road, s.w. London Chatham and Dover Railway (Short sea route to the Continent via Dover and Calais). London Brighton and South Coast Railway (Direct route from the Continent via Newhaven and Dieppe). North-Western, Great Western, Midland, and Great Northern trains also run here. W. Waterloo, Waterloo Road, S.E. London and SouthWestern Railway (West and South-West of England, the Channel Islands, and the Continent via Southampton and Havre).

METROPOLITAN, DISTRICT, AND OTHER RAILWAY STATIONS; NOT MAIN OR CENTRAL.

Before booking reference should be made to the sketch Map, No. 9, page 93, which shows the relative positions of the Railway Stations, as much depends upon the locale of the traveller as to which station he should proceed to for any particular place. All trains on the Metropolitan and District Railway are marked "inner" or "outer circle;" each ticket bears an I or O, thus saving all doubt as to the train the passenger should travel by.

THE FOLLOWING MAY BE REACHED BY THE METROPOLITAN RAILWAY OR LINES IN CONNECTION THEREWITH.

1.* Aldgate, E.C.

For Bethnal Green Museum, † Bow, Commercial Road, Docks, Eastcheap,+East India Docks, Fenchurch Street, Houndsditch, Leadenhall Street, +Leytonstone, +Limehouse, Mark Lane, Mile End, Mincing Lane, Minories, Pavilion Theatre, †Poplar, +Stratford, Whitechapel, &c.

2. Bishopsgate, E.C. [Change for Great Eastern and North London Railways.] For Bishopsgate Street, Broad Street, Cornhill, Gracechurch Street, Great Eastern Railway, Liverpool Street, London Bridge, Monument, Royal Exchange, Shoreditch, Standard Theatre, Stock Exchange, Victoria Park, &c. Special service of Omnibuses to Cannon Street Station every five minutes daily except Sundays.

3. Moorgate Street, E.C.

For Bank, Britannia Theatre, Cannon Street, Cheapside, City Road, Finsbury, Grecian Theatre, Gresham Street, Guildhall, Hoxton, Lombard Street, Mansion House, Monument, Standard Theatre, &c.

4. Aldersgate Street, E.C. [Change for London Chatham and Dover Railway.] For Charter-house Square, City Road, General Post-Office, Goswell Street, Long Lane, Metropolitan Dead Meat Market, Smithfield, St. Paul's, &c.

5. Farringdon Street, E.c.

For Clerkenwell, Farringdon Market, Gray's Inn, Hatton Garden, Holborn, Metropolitan Market, St. Bartholomew's Hospital, St. John's Street Road, Smithfield, &c.

6. King's Cross, N. [Change for Great Northern and Midland Railways.] For Agricultural Hall, Barnsbury, British Museum, Caledonian Road, Euston Road, Free Hospital, Foundling Hospital, Gray's Inn Road, Great Northern Railway, Holloway, Islington, Midland Railway, Pentonville, Somers Town, &c.

* The figures refer to the Sketch Map, No. 9, page 93. Places marked + are reached by tramcar or 'bus from the stations indicated.