Walks Through London

David Hughson, William Hamilton Reid

Drawn &Engraved by THigham, for the Walks, through London.

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HUGHSON'S WALKS THROUGH LONDON, Illustrated with 96 Engravings on Copper, and 24 on Wood, in which will be represented

Every thing worthy of notice throughout the Metropolis,

This Day is published,
No. III.

OF

Walks through London,

INCLUDING ...

WESTMINSTER

AND THE

BOROUGH of SOUTHWARK,

WITH THE

Surrounding Suhurbs ;

Describing every thing worthy of Observation in the
PUBLIC BUILDINGS,

PLACES OF ENTERTAINMENT, EXHIBITIONS,
Commercial & Literary Institutions, &e.

DOWN TO THE PRESENT PERIOD,
And forming a Complete

Guide to the British Metropolis.

AND

BY DAVID HUGHSON, L.L.D.

London :

PRINTED FOR THE PROPRIETORS,

SOLD BY MURRAY, ALBEMARLE-STREET; CLARKE, NEW BOND-
STREET; LINDSELL, WIGMORE STREET; CHAPPLE, PALL-MALL;
COLNAGHI, COCKSPUR-STREET; WALKER, STRAND; TAYLOR

AND HESSEY, FLEET-STREET; J. M. RICHARDSON, CORN-
HILL; COWIE AND CO. POULTRY; AND SHERWOOD,
NEELY, AND JONES, PATERNOSTER-ROW :

Of whom may also be had,

THE TWO PRECEDING NUMBERS.

CONDITIONS.

I. This work will be comprised in Twelve Monthly Num-
bers, which may be bound together or in Two Volumes.
II. Each Number will contain Eight highly-finished En-
gravings on Copper, and Two or more on Wood, and
Thirty-Six pages of Letterpress, elegantly printed in
Foolscap Octavo, price 2s. 6d. or in Demy
with Proof Impressions of the Plates, price
Number.

*

avo,

per

in

*One Hundred Copies, and no more, will be
ROYAL OCTAVO), with INDIA PAPER Proof of the
Plates, price 10s. 6d. each number; but it is not the in-
tention of the Proprietors to deliver any portion of this
Edition of the work till the whole is completed, and per-
sons desirous of possessing copies of the same will please
to forward their names to any of the publishers.-The
whole will be ready for delivery April 1st, 1817.

THE design of the present undertaking is to give a complete Pictorial Representation of LONDON and its Suburbs, with a brief, but faithful account of every thing worthy of observation to a Stranger. In pursuance of this, the Proprietors and Editor have deemed it advisable to subdivide the extent of this great Metropolis into easy Walks, and to accompany each Walk with a small Map, and Views of the most interesting Objects within it.

In this Work, nothing calculated to meet the Wishes, or gratify the Curiosity of the intelligent Observer, will be neglected. The COMMERCE, WEALTH, and POPULATION OF LONDON,-its ARTS and SCIENCES,-its unrivalled and universal CHARITIES, its PUBLIC EDIFICES, its PALACES and noble PRIVATE BUILDINGS, will here be suitably enlarged on; and, prompted by the success which has attended the two former Numbers of the WORK, which has exceeded the most sanguine expectations of the Proprietors, it is determined, no pains or expense shall be spared, in rendering it a COMPLETE PANORAMA of the great EMPORIUM of the World.

W. WILSON, Printer, 4, Greville-Street, London.