SUPPLEMENT. *CAPPER LONDON. General History and Topography. statistical, local, and general. 8vo NAPPER (Charles), The Port and Trade of London; historical, Lond. 1862 Lond. n. d. Lond. 1862 Lond. 1861 *Cunningham (Peter), F.S.A., London as it is. 8vo *Hollingshead (John), Underground London. 8vo *Hunt (Leigh), A Saunter through the West End. 8vo *Meteyard (Eliza), The Hallowed Spots of ancient London. 8vo Lond. 1862 Bartholomew Fair. BARTHOLOMEW FAIR, New Bartholomew Fair, Camberwell Fair, Charlton Fair, Croydon Fair, Deptford Fair, Fairlop Fair, Frost Fair on the Thames, 1814, Greenwich Fair, Hyde Park Fair, Southwark Fair, Stepney Fair, Licensed Victuallers' Fancy Fair, &c., a collection of cuttings, woodcuts, advertisements, showmen's bills, booth bills, songs, and various memoranda in connection with the metropolitan fairs. 4to n. d. Kemble (John Philip), A very interesting and curious collection of gleanings from periodicals and newspapers from 1711 to 1758, consisting principally of advertisements, respecting theatrical performances, Bartholomew, Southwark, and other fairs, &c. in London and the provinces, collected and arranged in chronological order, by J. P. Kemble; with some manuscript memoranda in his autograph. 2 vol. 4to 1711-58 Biography. MILTON, John, A Sketch of the Life of; compiled with reference to the proposed restoration of the Church of St. Giles, Cripplegate, where he was buried. [By J. Miller.] 8vo Lond. 1862 2 LONDON (Charities and Poor-Gazettes). Charities and Poor. PROCEEDINGS in the matter of Charities relating to poor Prisoners in the Gaols of the City of London. 8vo Lond. 1852 The Charities of London in 1861; comprising an Account of the operations, resources, and general condition of the charitable, educational, and religious institutions of London. By S. Low, junior. 8vo Lond. 1862 Clubs, &c. HUMOURS and Conversations of the Town, expos'd in Two Dialogues. 12mo Lond. 1693 [This bitterly satirical little work affords much information as to London Life at the latter part of the 17th century.] Cock Lorell's Bote; a satirical Poem, from an unique copy, printed by Wynkyn de Worde. Edited by Dr. Rimbault, F.S.A. 8vo Lond. 1843 [Containing allusions to London Signs and Localities.] Companies. THE Saddlers Company and the Rights of the Livery; being an Address of the Livery of London. By J. B. Burton. 8vo Ecclesiastical. ARTICLES whereupon it was agreed by the Archbishops and Bishops of both provinces and the whole Cleargie, in the Convocation holden at London in the yeare of our Lord God 1562, accordyng to the computation of the Churche of England, for the avoyding of the diversities of opinions, and for the stablishing of consent touchyng true religion. 4to Lond. 1593 [Signed by the Deputy Churchwardens and others of the Parish of St. Andrew's Undershafte, in 1597.] LONDON (Laws, Charters, &c.-Plague). Laws, Charters, &c. 3 ACT of Common Council relating to Carrs and Carts, &c. fo. 1665 [This Act takes from the Woodmongers Company and transfers to the Governors of Christ's Hospital, the licensing and government of all Carts, &c., and provides for the laying in by the several Companies a stock of sea coal, to prevent the sudden dearth of that commodity in times of war or scarcity.] Ceremonials to be observed by the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, Sheriff's, and Officers of the City of London; together with certain of their rights and privileges necessary to be remembered. 8vo Lond. 1850 A Treatise upon the customary law of Foreign Attachment, and the practice of the Mayor's Court of the City of London therein. By Woodthorpe Brandon. 8vo Lond. 1861 Miscellaneous. LIST of the 400 Hackney-coaches licensed in July and August, 1662, together with their names, places of abode, and figure marks. 4to Lond. 1664 *Legends of London : tales of an antiquary; chiefly illustrative of the manners, traditions, and remarkable localities of ancient London. By Richard Thomson. 3 vol. 8vo Plague. Lond. 1832 CITIES Comfort, The; or Patridophilus his Theological and Physicall Preservatives against the Plague, together with a caveat to those that flie into the country. Broadside. London, by G. P. n. d. [1625 ?] [With a curious Receipt for the cure of the Plague, by Lo. Stourton, in manuscript, dated 1625; an Advertisement relative to a specific, as a preservative against the Plague, &c.] Tears in time of Pestilence; or a spiritual antidote against the Plague. By the rev. John Featley. 12mo Lond. 1665 Austin (William), The Anatomy of the Pestilence; a poem, describing the deplorable condition of the city of London, under its merciless dominion, 1665. 12mo Lond. 1666 Christ's Voice to London and the Great Day of God's Wrath; being the substance of two sermons, preached in the city in the time of the sad visitation. By William Dyer. 12mo Lond. 1666 England's Warning; or England's sorrow for London's misery. 12mo Lond. 1667 [A description of the Great Fire, and a list of the parishes burnt. By an Eye-witness.] |