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 OF THE CONTENTS OF THE 
 
 LIBRARY. 
 
 COMPILED BY THE CLERK OF THE COUNCIL, AND 
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 HISTORICAL RECORDS AND BUILDINGS COMMITTEE. 
 
 1902-3. 
 
 
 Chairman. 
 
 R. W. Granville-Smith, j.p 
 
 Vicr-Chai7'man. 
 «2 Frederick Dolman. 
 
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 Chairman of the Council. 
 John McDougall, j.p. 
 
 Vice-Chair man of the Council. 
 y The Right Hon. the Lord Monkswell. 
 
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 S Bejndy-ChairmatL of the Council. 
 
 Henry Clarke, j.p. 
 
 C3 Bruce, W. W. Low, Sidney. 
 
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 S Gilbert, J. D. MacDonald, J. R, 
 
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 gg Harben, H. a. Mullins, W. E. 
 
 HoRNiMAN, E. J. Radford, G. H. 
 
 Leaf, W., D.Lit, Smith, A. 
 
 Little, J. Fletcher. Swinton, Capt. G. S. C. 
 
 Webb, Sidney. 

 
 INTKODUCTION. 
 
 The Council's Library consists of all books belonging to the 
 Council and shelved in the Library, the Committee rooms, the 
 rooms set apart for the Chairman, the Vice-Chairman, the 
 Deputy-Chairman, and the Officers' rooms at the County Hall, or 
 attached to the County Hall. These latter, although primarily 
 for the special use of the department in which they are located, 
 are always held available for other use as occasion demands, and 
 when they have fulfilled the immediate purpose for which ths}^ 
 are supplied, and are no longer in constant use in that particular 
 department, they are removed to the Library. 
 
 For some time past the number of books in the Library has 
 been steadily increasing, fresh purchases being continually made 
 in accordance with a scheme approved on 18th November, 1897, 
 by the Establishment Committee, which at that time had charge 
 of the Library, a function now performed by the Historical 
 Records and Buildings Committee. 
 
 In accordance with this scheme it is provided that the Library 
 shall consist of nine sections, as follows : (1) Municipal histories 
 and records, (2) London histories and records, (8) Local 
 government, (4) London local government, (5) Local taxation, 
 (6) London local taxation, (7) Statistics, (8) Local government 
 services, (9) General reference books. 
 
 Section 1 (Municipal histories and records) is to contain the 
 published records of the counties and municipalities of the countr}', 
 together with the municipal histories. 
 
 Section 2 (London histories and records) is to consist of the 
 principal histories of London as a whole, histories of the various 
 parishes in London, and the published records of the Corporation 
 of the City, of the County of Middlesex, and those parishes which 
 have published their records. This section is also to include a
 
 vi INTRODUCTION. 
 
 selection as complete as possible of maps of London and Acts of 
 Parliament relating- to London. 
 
 Section 3 (Local g-overnment) is to consist of — 
 
 (L) Those treatises on the history, functions, and powers of 
 local government published both at home and abroad, including 
 those eeneral treatises on economics which contain sections 
 on local government. 
 
 (2.) Accounts and publications of local government author- 
 ities. 
 
 Section l (London local government) is to consist of those books 
 relating to London local government in particular, including pub- 
 lished works on the general subject and particular reports and 
 documents published by Parliament and by the local authorities in 
 London. 
 
 Section 5 (Local taxation) is to consist of the general treatises 
 on local taxation, published by recognised authorities on the 
 subject, together with particular reports and documents published 
 by Parliament and by local authorities. 
 
 Section 6 (London local taxation) is to consist of published Avorks 
 on local taxation of London, parliamentary reports and documents, 
 and accounts and I'eports of local authorities. 
 
 Section 7 (Statistics) is to consist of statistical piiblications, 
 both parliamentary, local and general, which deal with matters 
 primarily relating to London, to local government and taxation, and 
 to matters whicli concern the administration of local affairs. 
 
 Section 8 (Local government services) is to consist of treatises 
 publi>lu'd by recognised authorities on snch subjects as light 
 railways, electric lighting, drainage, bridges, food supply, markets, 
 water supply, fire brigades, lunacy, and other services which are 
 administered )»y local government, together with the parliamentary 
 reports and other publications which come in the same category. 
 
 Section 9 (General reference books) is to consist of those necessary 
 dictionaries and general works of legal and technical reference 
 which it may be advisaVjle to have for the use of the Council. 
 
 At the present time the Library does not in its various sections 
 answer to all these requirements in the same degree of com- 
 pleteness. Efforts are being made, however, to remedy the 
 LiVjrary's deficiencies, and render it as useful as possible to 
 members of the Council. 
 
 With regard to the use of the Library l)y members of the
 
 INTRODUCTION. Vll 
 
 Council, it may be mentioned that the Library is available, not 
 only as a reference Library, but also as a lendviuj Library in 
 accordance with regulations a})proved by the Historical Eecords 
 and Buildings Committee. These regulations are as follows : — 
 
 1. The Council's Library consists of all books belonging 
 to the Council and shelved in the Library, the Committee 
 rooms, the Chairman's room, the Vice-Chairman's room, the 
 Deputy-Chairman's room, and officers' rooms at the County 
 Hall, or attached to the County H-all. 
 
 2. The books shelved in officers' rooms are primarily for 
 the special use of the department to which they belong, but 
 shall be held available for other use as occasion demands. 
 
 3. The books shelved in the Library are for the use of 
 members of the Council and chief officers of the Council. 
 
 4. All applications for books under Rule 3 are to be made 
 to the Librarian, and no book is to be taken away except on 
 such application. 
 
 5. Each book borrowed is to be returned to the Librarian 
 within one month from the date of its being issued. 
 
 6. Dictionaries and similar books of reference are to be 
 returned on the same day as they are borrowed, 
 
 7. Each borrower is to sign a receipt, on the printed form 
 provided for the purpose, for each book taken out of the 
 Library, which receipt is to be delivered to the borrower 
 when the book is returned. 
 
 8. Members of the Council or others who wish to recom- 
 mend books for the Library are requested to enter the 
 particulars thereof in the " Desiderata " book which is placed 
 on the Library table. 
 
 For some considerable time past the absence of a catalogue of 
 the contents of the Library has greatly detracted from its useful- 
 ness. As far back as 1895 the Council approved of the printing 
 of a catalogue of the books belonging to the Council, which at the 
 time I was in process of compiling. The catalogue was to be a 
 bibliographical one, containing, besides the title, a list of the 
 contents of each work so far as they related to London and local 
 government matters, and an index of subjects. Moreover, a 
 catalogue of all the most important manuscripts, plans, and docu- 
 ments in the Council's record rooms, some dating from the reign 
 of Queen Elizabeth, was ordered to be prepared and added to the
 
 Vlll INTUODUCTION. 
 
 catalogue. Steps were at once taken to have the work put in 
 hand, but owing to the great pressure of work of a more important 
 nature in the Statistical Department, of which I was then chief 
 officer, it proved impossible for that amount of time and 
 attention to be devoted to it which was necessary for its 
 prompt completion. It is therefore only after a considerable 
 delay that the book makes its appearance. Since the reorganiza- 
 tion of the work of the Library, consequent on its transfer to the 
 department of the Clerk of the Council, however, the progress has 
 relatively been much more rapid, and the last five months have 
 seen more than half of the catalogue through the press. . The 
 exio-encies of the Council's work as a whole, and the extended 
 period during which the issue of the book has proceeded, have 
 necessitated the details of the work being entrusted to several 
 officers in succession, and this fact will sufficiently account for 
 auv inconsistencies which may possibly be apparent in the com- 
 pleted work. 
 
 During the time which has elapsed since the first sheets of the 
 catalogue were sent to press, there have been many additions to 
 the Libraiy, and it is proposed to follow up the issue of this 
 catalo<^ue with a supplement containing the books which have been 
 added, the subject index, a list of maps and engravings, and the 
 catalogue of important manuscripts, etc. It is hoped that this 
 volume will be issued in a few months' time. 
 
 In conclusion, I wish to make acknowledgment of the assistance 
 rendered to me during the printing of the first portion of the 
 catalogue by Mr. P. E. Braun, of the Local Government and 
 Statistical Department, who showed great interest in the work, 
 and spared no pains to make it a success. Latterly the execution 
 of the work has been supervised by j\lr. W. W. Braines, the 
 Librarian, under my direction, and I am much indebted for his 
 valuable help. 
 
 G. L. GOMME, 
 
 Cleric of the Council, 
 
 Cou.NTY Hall, 
 
 Spking Gakdens, S.W., 
 Uh June, 1902.
 
 CATALOGUE OF BOOKS 
 
 IN THE 
 
 LIBRARY OF THE LONDON COUNTY COUNCIL. 
 
 Abbott (John William) A histoiy of London from the earliest 
 period to the present time, with some account of the pi'esent 
 state of its most important public buikling-s. London, 1821. 
 8vo, pp. 26L 1 plate. 
 
 Contents, intiT alia : Estimate of d.amage done by the great fire^- 
 Description of the City wards— Ecclesiastical and civil government — Olficera 
 of the Corporation. 
 
 Abel (Professor F. A.) Electricity applied to explosive purposes. 
 Sea Preece (W. H.). 
 
 Accountants find Auditors, Society of, List of members, extracts 
 from the articles and bye-laws. London, 1893. Sm. 8vo, pp. 
 115. 
 
 Acland (Arthur H. D.) and H. Llewellyn Smith, Studies in 
 
 secondary education. London, 1892. 8vo, pp. xxviii., 334. 
 
 Contents : — • 
 
 The educational problem of to-day H. Llewellyn Smith. 
 
 The growth of our school system ... G.R.Benson. 
 
 Report of the schools inquiry commission G. R. Benson. 
 
 „ . T^ 1 ] I G. R. Benson and 
 
 Recent progress m England I h. Llewellyn Smith. 
 
 Working of the technical instruction acts in ( pj^^,,.^, Hobhousc, M.P. 
 
 Somerset ... ... ... ... ••• I 
 
 Working of the intermediate education act iu \ Arthur 11. D. Acland 
 
 Wales I M.P. 
 
 Secondary education in London— Boys H. Llewellyn Smith. 
 
 —Girls Clara E. Collet. 
 
 Secondary e<lucition in Liverpool ... A. P. Laurie. 
 
 Secondary schools in Birmingham H. Llewellyn Smith. 
 
 Secondary schools of Reading G.R.Benson. 
 
 Appendix — Note on the objects and work of the National Association for 
 
 the promotion of technical and secondary education. 
 
 Acts of Parliament. -S'ee " Parliament." 
 
 Adams (Sir Francis Ottwell) and C. D. Cunningham, The 
 
 Swiss confederation. London, 1889. 8vo, pp. xx. 289 with 
 
 index. 
 
 [4407
 
 AddisOU (C. G.) The history of the Knii,'hts Templars, the 
 'J'oinplc Church, and the Temple. London, 1842. 4to, pp. 
 xviii., ov^>. 
 
 A treatise on the law of contracts. Eiglitli edition. 
 
 London, 1883. Svo, pp. cxxvi., 1467. 
 
 The same — ninth edition. London, 1892. 8vo, pp. 
 
 cxxiv., 1367. 
 
 ^Vronsfs and theii- remedies, being a treatise on the law 
 
 of Torts. Third edition. London, 1870. 8vo, pp. xcvii., 1162. 
 The same — another edition. London, 1879. 8\'o, pp. 
 
 Ixxxv., 810. 
 
 The same — sixth edition. London, 1887. Sro, pp. xc, 
 
 895. 
 
 Addresses, remonstrances and petitions to the Throne, commencing 
 the 28tli October, 1760, with the answex's thereto. London, 
 186.5. 8vo, pp. 345. 
 
 Addresses presented to Lord Denman, and his Lordship's answers, 
 with the proceedings on his first accession to office. London, 
 1850. 8vo, pp. iv., 71. 
 
 Adolphus 'John Leycester) Reports of cases in the Court of 
 King's Bench, (bee iJai-newall (R. Y.). 
 
 and Thomas Flower Ellis, Reports of cases argued and 
 
 determined in llie Court of King's and Queen's Bench. 
 London, 1835-1856. 8vo, vol. i.-xii. ; new series, vol. i. -xviii., 
 30 vol. 
 
 Adulteration of Food Act, 1872, Report from the select com. 
 mittee on, together with tlie pi'oceedings of the committee, 
 minutes of evidence and Appendix. 1874. Fo., pp. xxvi., 459. 
 
 AgUS (^ Ralph) Ci vitas Londinium, a survey of the cities of London 
 and Westminster, the boi-ough of Southwark, and parts adja- 
 cent, in the i-eign of Queen Elizabeth. \\y W. H. Overull 
 and Vj. J. Francis. London, 1874. 4to, pp. 30, and folding map. 
 
 Aikin f^John) History of the environs of London, containing an 
 historical and topographical account of .... all the tcnvns, 
 villages and country within twenty-five miles of the Metropolis. 
 London, 1811. 4to, pp. viii., 811 [7]. 
 
 Contents : General account of Miildlesex — of Surrey — of Kent — of Essex — 
 of Hertfordshire — the Thames — the Navif^ahle canals — the New river — 
 Middlesex (4S towns)— Surr'-y (3G towns)— Kent (117 towns) — K.ssex (136 
 towns) — Herts ()i'A towns) — Maps of Mifldlesex, country around London, 
 Surrey, Kent, Essex, Hertfonlshire, the Thames, the Canals ; \'> plates. 
 
 Albany, City of. Proceedings of the Board oi Commissioners of 
 the Washington Park, from 14th January, 1884, to 14th 
 January, l.'^.^9. inr-lrsive. Albany. 1889. 8vo, pp. 202.
 
 Alderson (Edward Hall) Reports of cases in the Court of King's 
 13euL-li. See iiaruewall (R.V.). 
 
 Aldgate, Parish of, Acts of Parliament relating to, 1740-1888. 
 Lomlon. Folio. 
 
 Contents : Church, 1740— Docks, 1825, 1829, 1830— Improvements, 1812, 
 1813, 18U, 181G— raving, 1771, 18u7— Poor rate, ISlU, 1811— Tithes, 
 1871), 1881, 1888. 
 
 Alexander (Sir James Edward) Cleopatra's needle, the obelisk 
 of Alexandria, its acquisition and removal to England described. 
 London, 1879. 8vo, pp. xvi., 109. 
 
 Allen (Alfred H.) Commercial organic analysis : a treatise on the 
 properties, proximate analytical examination, and modes of 
 assaying the various organic chemicals and products employed 
 in the arts, manufactures, medicine, with concise methods for 
 the detection and determination of their impurities, adulterations 
 and products of decomposition. London. 8vo, 4 vol. 
 
 Vol. I. (1885.) pp. xi., 476. 
 
 Vol. II. (1886.) pp. xi., 583. 
 
 Vol. III.— Part I. (1«89.) pp. viii.. 431. 
 
 Vol. III.— Part II. (1892.) pp. viii., 584. 
 
 Allen (Thomas) History and antiquities of London, Westminster, 
 tSouthwark, and parts adjacent. London, 1827. 8vo, 4 vol. 
 Vol. I., pp. viii., 468 [16]. 13 plates. 
 Vol. II., pp. viii., 589. 30 plates. 
 
 Contents, infer alia : Account of the civil government of the City 
 — Account of the twelve principal companies of the City — Historical 
 and topographical account of London, Blackfriars, Westminster, Water- 
 loo, anil Southwark bridtjes. 
 Vol. III., pp. X., 788. 83 plates. 
 
 Contents, inter alia : History and topography of the City wards. 
 Vol. IV., pp. ix., 574. 32 plates. 
 
 Contents, intrr alia : History and topography of the parishes — List 
 of princijjal books that have been published in illustration of the 
 History of London. 
 
 The History and antiquities of the parish of Lambeth 
 
 and the archiepiscopal palace, in the county of Surrey. London, 
 1826. 8vo, pp. 458. Illustrated. 
 
 Contents : Etymology — Boundaries and extent — Rectory and Rectors — 
 Church — Monuments and epitaphs —Historical occurrences — Collegiate 
 church — Manor of I;anibeth — Lambeth palace — Manors of Kennington, 
 Vauxhall, Stockwell, Lambetli Wyke, Levehurst, Boddileys, Upgrove, 
 and Scarletts — St. John's district — St. Marj^'s district — St. Mark's 
 district — St. Matthew's district — St. Luke's district. 
 
 Allnutt (Z.) Accounts of the navigation of the rivers and canals, 
 ■west of Londoii, comprising important and interesting parti- 
 culars of information, with tables of distances, time of navigating, 
 and prices of cari-iage on each river and canal. Henley [n.d.]. 
 8vo, pp. 20. 1 map. 
 
 Contents : Thames — Isis — Wey — Basingstoke canal — Keunet — Wilts and 
 Berks canal — Kennet and Avon canal— Avon — Thames and Severn canal — 
 Stroud canal — Berkley and Gloucester canal — Severn — Canals and rail- 
 roads in South Wales.
 
 Allport (Doug'las) Collections illustrative of the geology, history, 
 anti(|uitii's and associations of Camberwell and the neighbour- 
 hood. Camberwcll, 1841. 8vo, pp. xvi., 255 [5]. 11 plates. 
 
 Contents, //i^r (ilia: Ikuiimn camp — Etymoloqfies — IManor? — Church of 
 St. Giles — Monuments and Iiiscriptious — Asylums, &;c. - Dulwich. 
 
 Alphand (A.) TiPS promenades de Paris. Paris, 1867 — 1873. Folio, 
 
 2 vol." 
 
 Vol. T. Toxte. pp. X. [12] lix., 245 [cvi.] 
 Vol.11, rianrhes. 
 
 Xotc du dii'ccteur des travaux de Paris sur la situation da 
 
 service des eaux at egout'* et sur les me.sures a proposer au 
 conseil municipal. Paris, 1879. 4to, pp. 264. Maps and plans. 
 
 Ambulator ; or, a pocket companion in a tour round Loudon within 
 a circuit uf 25 miles. London, 1800. 8vo, pp. xii., 252. 
 
 Contents, inter uliti : Origin and extent of London — Government — Parks 
 and Palaces — Principal buiUlings and offices — Bridges— Museums. 
 
 Analyst, The, including the proceedings of the Society of Public 
 Analysts, a monthly journal devoted to the advancement of 
 the analysis of food and drugs and of general analytical and 
 microscopical research. London, 1885-1893. Vol. x.-xviii. 
 8vo. 9 vol. (^Continuing.) 
 
 Anderson ^William) Generation of steam and the thermo-dynamic 
 problems involved. See Heat. 
 
 Annual Practice, being a collection of the statutes, orders, and 
 rules relating to the general practice, procedure, and juris- 
 diction of the Chancery and Queen's Bench Divisions of the 
 High Court of Justice, and on appeal therefrom to the Court 
 of Appeal, and to the House of Lords. With copious notes, 
 forms, &c. London, 1884-95. 8vo, 12 vol. {Continuing.) 
 
 Ansted (^ Professor D. T.) Water and water supply, chiefly in 
 reference to the JJiitisli Islands. London, 1878. 8vo, pp. xii., 580, 
 
 Crmtenis: Physical properties cf water — Rainfall, evaporation, and perco- 
 lation — Dniinaf^e areas, rivers ana river basins — Drainage system of the 
 Thaines — I'raina^e areas of the south of England — The basin of the Severn 
 anil tlir; Welsh coast draina'jc — Di'aitiage areas of the cast of Enc'^land Ijo- 
 tween the Thames and the Ilundier basins — The Iliimljcr system — The 
 Fxisin of the Oust- — 'J'lie basins of the 'I'i'i nt and Hainber — l)iaiiia.re areas of 
 tlif. north-fa.st of England — Drainage aieas of the north-west of iMitrb-uid and 
 the srinth-wcht of Scotland — Drainage areas of .Scotland and Ireland — Uiver 
 bcjs. river banks, anrl results of river action. 
 
 Archbold 'John Frederick) The law and practice in bankruptcy, 
 as founded on the recent statutes. London, 1840. 8vo, ]ip. cc, 
 45G. App. 248. 
 
 . Pleading and (.'vidence in o-irriiiial cases; with the statutes, 
 
 precedents of indictments, &c., and the evidence necessary to 
 support them. Twentieth edition. London, 1886. 8vo, pp. 
 xcvi.. 1207.
 
 Archbold rjohn Frederick) Practice of the Queen's Bench, Com- 
 mon Pluas autl Exchequer Divisions of the High Court of 
 Jiistice in actions, Ac, in which they have a common jurisdiction. 
 Thirteenth edition. London, 1879. 8vo, 2 voL 
 
 The statutes relating to kmacj, comprising the law with 
 
 respect to pauper lunatics, hospitals and licensed houses, inquisi- 
 tions in lunacy, and criminal lunatics. Second edition. London, 
 1877. 8vo, pp. Ix., 735. 
 
 The same — third edition. London, 1890. Svo, pp. clxci., 
 
 660. 
 
 The Poor Law ; comprising the law of relief, settlement, 
 
 and renaoval of the poor, together with the law relating to pauper 
 lunatics and the poor rate. Fourteenth edition. London, 1885. 
 Svo, pp. xlviii., 1090. 
 
 The practice of the Court of Quarter Sessions, and its 
 
 civil, administi^ative and appellate jui'isdiction, to which is added 
 a short treatise on its criminal jurisdiction. Fourth edition, 
 revised and enlarged by Frederick Mead and H. H. S. Croft, 
 liondon, 1885. 8vo, pp. xl., 1065, with index. 
 
 Archer (J. W.) Vestiges of old London : a series of etchings with 
 descriptions and historical notices. London, 1851. Folio, pp. vi., 
 [152] 37 plates. 
 
 Plates : Monument of John Stow — -London-wall (7 plates) — Altar of 
 Diana, Foster-lane — Koman vestiges — Crvpt, Lambeth Palace — Tomb of 
 Kahere, St. Bartholomew's Priory, Smithtiekl — Poom in the " Coach and 
 Horses," Bartholomew-close — West Gate, St. Bartholomew's Priory — Salt 
 Tower, Tower of London— East Gate, Bermonds-ey Abbey — Chapel of St. 
 Bartholomew, Kiiigsland — Drapers' Almshouses, Crulched- friars — Room iu 
 the " King's Arms," Westminster — Wood carving in the " Cock Inn," West- 
 minster — •• Cock and Magpie," Drury-lane— Monuments of Old St. Paul's — 
 Staircase of Southampton House, Holborn — House of Sir Paul Pindar — Door 
 of mansion in Houndsditch — Room in Fuhvood's-rents, Grays-inn — Chimney 
 ])iece in the " Baptist's Head," Clerkenwell— Tomb of Bishop Andrews, St. 
 Saviour's, Southwark — Milton's House — Dryden's House — Old Bulk Shop. 
 Temple Bar — Remains of Clarendon House, Piccadilly — Old Houses near 
 Field-lane — Interior of Fleet Ditch— Street Monuments (3 plates). 
 
 Archibald (W. F. A.), J. H. Greenhalgh and James Roberts- 
 
 The Metropolitan Police guide, being a compendium of the civil 
 and criminal law affecting or relating to the Metropolitan Police. 
 London, 1891. Svo, pp. xlix., 1208, with index. 
 
 Contents : Table of cases — Table of statutes — Establishment of the police 
 force — Metropolitan Police district — The Commissioner — Assistant Com- 
 missioners — Enrolment and duties of constables — The Receiver — Finance — 
 Metropolitan Police Magistrates — Acts more particularly aflEecting the 
 Metropolitan Police — Acts relating to procedure — A'ita relating to matters 
 and offences, arranged alphabetically.
 
 Arlidg"e (J. T.) The hygiene, diseases and mortality of occupations. 
 
 London, 1892. 8vo, pp. xx., ^GS. 
 
 Contents; Cunditions and circumstances of habonr — Statistics in relation 
 to conditions of labom- — (Massilication of occupations, non-traders, traders — 
 Patholo!^ of dust inlialation, niinins: and manufacture — Poisonous materials 
 — Noxious vapours — Excessive teniperatui'cs — IClcctricity — Atmospheric 
 pressure —Prolonged use, strain, pressure and friction — Exposure to infec- 
 tii>n and contagion. 
 
 Arnold (Thomas James) A treatise on the law relating to 
 iiiunicipal corporations in England and Wales. Third edition. 
 London, ISt^S. 8vo, pp. xxxii., 629. 
 
 Contents : Table of statutes — Table of cases - Corporations generally — 
 Constitution and government of boroughs — Elections — Corrupt practices 
 and petitions — Corporate property and liability — Charitable and other 
 trusts and powers — Borough fund and rate — (>ounty rate — Administra- 
 tion of justice — Police — Freemen — Charters — Legal proceedings — 
 Boundaries -Schedule of the Municipal Corporations Act, 1882 — 
 Municipal elections — Appendix — Enactments incorporated in the Act 
 of 1882. 
 
 Artizans' and Labourers' Dwellings Improvement, Report 
 
 from lliG select cuiuniittee on; together with the proceedings of 
 the committee, minutes of evidence and appendix. Folio, 2 vol. 
 
 Vol. I. (1881.) pp. xii., 414. 
 
 Vol.11. (1882.) pp. XXX., 802. 
 
 Contents of ajipendices — 
 
 1881. — 1-13. Oihcial representations made to the Board of Works by 
 medical oflicers of healtli of various parishes and districts. 15. Par- 
 ticulais of dwellings of the Metropolitan Association — Artizans' 
 dwellings, statement of the agencies at present at work. l(i. Sixteenth 
 annual report o£ the Peabody Donation Fund — Rents charged at the 
 various groujis of buildings — Kniployments of the tenants. 17. White- 
 cl apel and Limehouse scheme. 18. Golden-lane and Petticoat-square 
 scheme. 11). Occupations of the tenants of the Improved Industrial 
 Dwellings Company. 20. Agreement between the Metropolitan Board 
 of Works and the Governors of the Peabody Donation Fund. 25. 
 Occupations of tenants of the Metropolitan Association for imi)roving 
 the Dwellings of the Industrial Classes — Kents per week, and distances 
 from work. 
 
 1S82. — 1. Awards made under Artizans' and Labourers' Dwellings 
 Imp7vjvement Act, 187:") — Occupations of tenants of Victoria Dwi-Uings 
 Association. 2. Comparative statement showing original estimates and 
 the actual amounts received for recoupment, also comparative state- 
 ment of cost an<l estimated recoupment — Cost of jjublic-houses to the 
 Metropolitan P.oard of Works. 8. Artisans' schemes, conijiarison of 
 outlay and estimated return. 4. Sun-street to Worshii)-strcet im})rove- 
 rocnt — Particulars of weekly tenants, lodgers, kc, and {)laces of re- 
 haVjjtation — Sites reserved for erection of labourers' dwellings under 
 sec. 49 of Metropolitan Street Improvements Act, 1872 — Pic-housing 
 labouring cla^fses, sections inserte.1 in railway and other Acts. 5. 
 Trade Societies and number of members. 8. Amended conditions of 
 sale of artizans' plots as finally approved by the Secretary of State. 
 11. Piatenlde value of the Metro[)olis, the City, the amount raised by 
 jjrecept by thi Metropolitan Board of Works, and the amount the City 
 would have had to contribute if charged with its share, 1878-82 — 
 Receipts and rlsbursements of MetropolitaTi Board of Works for 
 artifians' dwellings 187.7-81. 12. Population and inhabited houses in 
 the City, Metroj^olitan Police District, and London within limits of 
 Metropolis Management Acts. 1851, 18G1, 1871, 1881.
 
 Ashpitel (Arthur) und John Whichcord, Town dwellings ; an 
 essay on the erection of lire-})i'oof lioase.s in flats; a modification 
 of the Scottish and Continental Systems, adapted to the smallest, 
 or to moderate means. London, 1855. pp. 40. 9 plates. 
 
 Atchley ( ) Civil Engineer's and contractor's estimate 
 
 and price book, for home or foreign service. London, 1868- 
 8vo, pp. vi., 202, and x., 136. 9 plates. 
 
 Ayckbourn (Hubert) Forms of practical proceedings in the 
 High Court of Chancery, with all the existing orders of conii, 
 rules and regulations, forming the second volume of the 
 practice of the court; carefully revised. London, 1SG6. Svo, 
 pp. XX., 162. 
 
 The practice of the High Court of Chancery, as altered 
 
 by recent statutes. London, 1866. 8vo, pp. xlviii., 710. 
 Chancery pz'actice. London, 1880. 8vo, pp. xvi., 284. 
 
 Ayckbourn (Thomas H.) and Hubert Ayckbourn, Forms of 
 
 practical pi'oceedings in the High Court of Chancery, with the 
 orders of the court, rules and regulations. London, 1855. 8vo. 
 pp. xxi., 277. 
 
 Ayrton (W. E.) Practical electricity. Third edition. London, 
 1888. 8vo, pp. xvi., 516.
 
 8 
 
 Babbag"e 'Chas) Table of logaritlims of the natural numbers 
 from 1 to lOti.OOO. London, 1S72. 8vo, pp. xil., 202. 
 
 Baddeley (M. J. B.) and C. S. Ward, Thorough guide series. 
 London, bvo, 3 voL 
 
 Vol.1. Second edition. (1888.) South Wales, pp. xvi., 178. 18 maps and 
 plans. 
 
 Vol. II. Parti. Third edition. (188'J.) North Wales, pp. xxiv., 218. 14 
 maps and plans. 
 
 Vol.11. Part II. Third edition. (1891.) North Wales, pp. xvii., 147. 11 
 maps and plans. 
 
 Badeslade ('Thomas) The liistory of tlie ancient and present 
 .state of the navigation of the port of Kings Lyn and of Cam- 
 bi'idge .... also the history of the ancient and present state 
 of draining in the Bedford level .... with the method pi'O- 
 
 posedfor draining the said Fens by Col. John Ai'mstrong, 
 
 Chief Engineer of England. London, 1725. Folio, pp. xi., 148 
 [10, 14, 22]. Maps. 
 
 Baker (^B.) On the strengths of beams, columns and arches. 
 London, 1870. 8vo, pp. xii., 320. 
 
 Baker <^Rev. R. G.) Account of the benefactions and charitable 
 funds in tliu parish of Fulham, showing the origin, the object, 
 the present annual income and administration of each. London, 
 1846. 8vo, pp. X., 82. 
 
 [Forty-three different charities are described, and rm pp. 80-2 is " a list of 
 charities which appear to have lapsed or to have been lo?t, the parishioners not 
 being in receipt of them" copied from a MS. report among the Vestry papers.] 
 
 Baker '^T.) The laws relating to burials, with notes, forms, and 
 practical instructions. Fourth edition. London, 1873. 8vo,pp.335. 
 
 The laws of public health, Sanitary — Medical — Protective. 
 
 London, 1805. 8vo, pp. xviii., 698. 
 
 Baker (^William Lewis) The beam or technical elements of 
 girder construction. London, 1892. 8vo, pp. 213, with Index, 
 diagrams and tables. 
 
 Baltard (Y.) Monographic des halles centrales de Paris construites 
 nous le ivgne de Napoleon III. et sous I'administration de M. le 
 Piiron Haussmann. Paris, 1863. Folio, pj). 30. 35 plates. 
 
 Bancroft CRobert M.) and Francis J. Bancroft, Tall chimney 
 
 (■'iiisti'uctioii : a pi-actical ti-(;atise on the cunsli'uction of tall 
 chimney shafts, containing details of upwards of eighty existing 
 mill, engine-liouse, brick works, cement works and other 
 chimneys in England, America and the Continent, constructed 
 in brick, stone, iron and concrete. Manchester, 1885. 8vo, 
 pp. vii., 136. 10 plates.
 
 9 
 
 Banfield (Frank) The great landloixls of Loudon, with map showing 
 the estates. London [n.d.]. 8vo, pp. 160. 
 
 Contents : On map making — Portman estate and policy — Grosvcnor estate 
 and policy — Bedford estate and policy — The \Veatherle3' correspondence. 
 
 Baretti ( ) Italian Dictionary : a new dictionary of the Italian 
 
 and English langnages, compiled by John Davenport and 
 Guiglielmo Comelati. London, 1854. 8vo, 2 vol. 
 Vol. I. Italian and English, pp. iv., 797. 
 Vol. II. English and Italian, pp. 753. 
 
 Barlow ( ) Tables of squares, cubes, square roots, cube roots, 
 
 reciprocals of all integer numbers up to 10,000. London, 1890. 
 8vo, pp. vi., 200. 
 
 Barnewall (Richard Vaughan) and John Leycester Adolphus, 
 
 Keports of cases argued and determined in the (/ourt of King's 
 Bench. London, 1831-5. 8vo, 5 vol. 
 
 Barnewall (Richard Vaughan) and Edward Hall Alderson, 
 
 Reports of cases argued and determined in the Court of King's 
 Bench. London, 1818-1822. 8vo, 5 vol. 
 
 Barnewall (Richard Vaughan) and Cresswell Cresswell, 
 
 Reports of cases argued and determined in the Court of King's 
 Bench. London, 1823-1832. 8vo, 10 voh 
 
 Barrow-in-Furness, Abstract of accounts, 1893-94. Barrow, 
 
 1894. 8vo. 
 
 Bastable (C, F.) Public finance. London, 1892. 8vo, pp. xx., 
 072. 
 
 Contents : — Introduction. 
 
 Book I., Public expenditure — State economy, the cost of defence, justice 
 and security, administrative supervision, poor relief, education, religion, 
 expenditure on industry and commerce, constitutional and diplomatic 
 expenditure, central and local expenditure, some general questions of 
 expenditure. 
 
 Book [I., Public revenue — Economic or quasi-private receipts : The 
 forms and classification of public revenues, the State Domain, lands 
 and forests, the Industrial domain, the State as capitalist, administrative 
 revenue, state property, general considerations on quasi-private revenue. 
 
 Book III., Public revenue — The principles of taxation: Definition and 
 classification of taxation, the general features of taxation, the distri- 
 bution of taxation, the tax system, its forms, the incidence of taxation, the 
 principles of Local Taxation. 
 
 Book IV., Public revenue — Taxation — The several kinds of taxes: taxes 
 on land, taxes on capital and business, personal ami wages taxes, taxes 
 on property and income, taxes on consumption ; their classification, 
 du-ect consumption taxes, internal taxes on commodities, Customs 
 duties, taxes on communications, acts and successions. 
 
 Book v.. The relations of expenditure and receipts : Introductory, State 
 hoarding, Public indebtedness — Its modern development, the history of 
 the English debt, history of the French debt, Indebtedness in other 
 countries, the theory of public credit and public debts, the forms of 
 public debts, the redemption and conversion of debt, local indebtedness. 
 
 Book VJ., Financial administration and control : Introductory, Historical 
 development, the Budget — Its preparation, the collection of revenue, 
 the vote of the Budget, control and audit.
 
 10 
 
 Bateman ( Jollll Frederic) ^letropolis ^\■atev supply ; on the 
 supply to Loudon from the sources of the River Severn. Loudon, 
 lS6o. 8vo, pp. 40, with maps. 
 
 Bath, City of. Abstract of accounts, 1893-4. Bath, 1804. 8vo. 
 
 Bathe 'Henry de) The Chai'tcrof Romney-Marsh ; or the laws and 
 i-iu.toius (.)[■ Roumcy-^Iarsh. London, 1686. 8vo, pp. xiv., 76. 
 
 Battersea, Parish of. Acts of Parliament relating to, 1774-1873. 
 
 Loudon. Folio. 
 
 Contents: Albert-brul^c, 1861,18r)0, 1871, 1873— Church. 1774— Docks. 1863, 
 1S(U. 1805— Lisrhfine.watchine and improving, 1846— Park, 1846, 1848, 1851— 
 Railway, 1864— Rates, 1845— Water, 1806. 
 
 Reports and accounts of the Vestry, 1888-9 to 1894-5. 
 
 London, 1889-1895. 8vo (continuing). 
 
 Baxter fR. Dudley) Local Government and taxation and Mr. 
 
 Goiclien's report. London, 1874. 8vo, pp. 104, 1 table. 
 
 Contents : Two fallacies of Mr. Goschen — The increase of rates — 
 Mr. Goschen on comparative taxation — Taxation of realty and personalty — 
 Hereditary or prescriptive burdens — Correspondence with Mr. Goschen and 
 Mr. Torrens. 
 
 Bazalgette (C. Norman) and George Humphreys, The law- 
 relating to local and municipal government. London, 1885. 
 8vo, pp. xxxvii., 1761. 
 
 Bazalgette (^Sir J. W.) Report on sewage interception and main 
 drainage of the districts north of the Thames. London, 1856. 
 8vo, pp. 26, 8 maps and plans. (Pamphlet.) 
 
 Report on sewage interception and main drainage of the 
 
 districts south of the Thames, ]»p. 21, 5 maps and plans. 
 (I'amphlet.) 
 
 Lett"!' by Alfred Austin, P]sf|., on the outfall of the main 
 
 drainage ami intercepting sewers, accompanied by a report from 
 Captain Barstal, R.N., on the flow of the tide in the River 
 Thames above and below Plumstead; together with a repoi-t 
 liy J. W. Bazalgette, recommending an extension of the outfall 
 beyond the Metropolitan area on the south side of the Thames, 
 pp. 8 and 1 map. (Pamphlet.) 
 
 Report on the outfalls of the jiuiin drainage and 
 
 intercepting sewers below llio Ijoundaiy of the metropolitan 
 area, pp. L'i, 1 [dan. (PamphUt.) 
 
 Beal ''Edward W.) The practice of the Court of General Assess- 
 ment .Sessions under the Valuation (Metropolis) Act, 1869, 
 with an appendix, precedents and luiiiis, Luadun, Ibbo. 
 8vo, pp. XV., 216. index.
 
 11 
 
 Beames (John) Reports of cases in the High Court of Chancery 
 during tlio time of Loi'd Chancellor Bacon. See Vcsey (Francis). 
 
 Beames (Thomas) The rookeries of London : past, present and 
 prospective. London, 1850. 8vo, pp. 264, with plates. 
 
 Contents : Kookeries a definition — in their childhood — their growtli — St. 
 Giles as it was — as it is — Saffron Hill as it was — as it is — Bermondsey as it 
 wa'? — as it is — Rookeries, as homes — as schools — their remedies — The Middle- 
 man — The Broker — Rookeries their varieties — in disease — what they do — • 
 what they have done in France — what they have done in England — The 
 great fire of London —Notes. 
 
 Bear (William E.) The Bi-itish farmer and his competitors. 
 Loudon, 1888. 8vo, pp. 168. 
 
 Bearcroft (Philip) An historical account of Thomas Sutton, Esq., 
 and of his foundation in Charterhouse. London, 1737. 8vo, 
 pp. xvi., 276, 3 plates. 
 
 Beardmore (Nathaniel) Hydraulic and other tables, to aid 
 the calculation of water and mill power, water supply, drain- 
 age, and navigable rivers. London, 1862. 8vo, pp. vi., 116. 
 
 Manual of hydrology. London, 1862. 8vo, pp. xii., 384, 
 
 18 plates. 
 
 Beaumont (John) Report to the Clothworkers' Company of London 
 on the weaving and other technical schools of the continent. 
 6^ee McLaren (W. S. B.). 
 
 Beavan (Chas.) Reports of cases argued and determined in 
 the Rolls Court during the time of Lord Langdale, Master of the 
 Rolls. London, 1840-1853. 8vo, 14 vol. 
 
 Bechmann (G.) Salubrite urbaine — Distributions d'eau — Assainisse- 
 ment. Paris, 1888. 8vo, pp. xi., 703. 
 
 Belfast, City of, Abstract of accounts, 1891-92. Belfast, 1892. 8vo. 
 
 Bell (James) The chemistry of foods, with microscopic illustra- 
 tions — tea, cofl'ee, cocoa, sugar, &c. London, 1881. 8vo, pp. iv., 
 120. 
 
 Bennett (A. E,.) The telephone systems of the continent of 
 Em'ope. London, 1895. 8vo, pp.xiv. 436, with 169 illustrations. 
 
 Contents : History and present position — Services rendered to the I'ublic 
 — Tariffs — Way-leaves — Switching arrangements — Hours of service — Sub- 
 scribers' instruments— Outside work (local and trunk) — Payment of work- 
 men — Payment of operators — Statistics. 
 
 The contents are arranged under each of the following countries : Austria, 
 Bavaria, Belgium, Bosnia-Herzogovina, Bulgaria, Denmark, Fiidand, France, 
 German Empire, Greece, Holland, Hungary, Italy, Luxemburg, Jlonaco, 
 Montencgi-o, Norway, Portugal, Roumania, Russia, Servia, Spain, Sweden, 
 Switzerland, Turkey, AViirtembcrg. 
 
 Bennoch (Francis) The bridges of London ; are more bridges 
 needed':" London, 1S53. Svo, pp. 55. (I'anqiMct.)
 
 12 
 
 BeilSOll <G, R.) The growth of our school system ; report of 
 tlie Schools liu^niry Commission; secondary schools of Reading. 
 See Acland (Arthur H. D.). 
 
 and H, Llewellyn Smith, Recent progress in England. 
 
 See Acland (Arthur 11. 1).). 
 
 Berlin, Bcricht iiber die Gemeinde Verwaltung der Stadt Berlin, 
 iJcrliu. 8vo, 8 vol. 
 
 18(;i-1876. Parts I.. II. and III. (1S70-1881). 
 1877-1881. Parts I. and II. (lSS8-lSS-i). 
 18SJ-18S8. Parts I., II., and III. (tSSlMSOO). 
 
 Resultate der volkszalilung und voiksbesclireibung vom 
 
 1 December, 187 L. Berlin, 1874. 8vo, pp. xii., 178 [286]. 
 
 Statistisches jahrbuch dor Stadt Berlin, 1875-6, 1884-93- 
 
 Vols. IIl.-IV., XII.-XX. Berlin, 1877-95. 8vo, 10 vol. 
 
 Bsrmondsey, Parish of. Acts of Parlianjcnt relating to, 1748- 
 1^^5. London. Folio. 
 
 Contents : Church. 1326, 1831, 1885— Churchyard, 1809— Docks, 1825— 
 Lightinc,'. watching and cleansiuer, 1819, 1823 — Paving, cleansing and lighting, 
 1834, 1845 — Paving, cleansing, lighting and watching, 1785, 1788 — Paving, 
 lighting and watching. 1812 — Poor. 1758, 1791 — Repairing, cleansing, lighting 
 and watching, 1815— Roads, 1748, i791, 1798, 1803, 1822,^1823, 1843. 
 
 Reports and accounts of the Yestry, 1858 to 1894-5. 
 
 London, 1858-95. 8vo, 3 vol. and parts {continuing). 
 
 Berty ^Adolplie) Topogi^aphie historique du vieux Paris, Region 
 da Louvre et des Tuileries. Pari.s, 1866. Folio, 2 vol. ; vol. I., 
 pp. xxxi., 336 [xxiii.] ; vol. II., pp. xii., 323. Illustrated. 
 
 Topographic historique du vieux Paris, Region du Boui'g 
 
 Saint-Germain. Paris, 1876. Folio, pp. xxviii., 426. Illustrated. 
 
 Topographic historique du vieuxParis. [2platesinpoi'tfolio.] 
 
 Best rvVilliam Mawdesleyj and George James Philip Smith, 
 
 Reports of cases argued and determined in the Coui-t of Queen's 
 Bench and the Court of Exfhef(uer chamber on appeal from the 
 Court of Queen's Bench. London, 1862-3. 8a^o, 2 vol. 
 
 Bethnal-green, Parish of. Acts of Parliament relating to, 1742-1843. 
 
 J^ondon. I'(jlio. 
 
 Contents : Church and Poor, 1745 — Cleansing, lighting and watching, 1750 
 — Forming the i>arish, 1742— Paving, 1793— Poor, 1772, 1823— Poor, lighting, 
 watching, clean.sing and improving, 1813 — Roads, 1755, 170G, 1805 — Streets, 
 1843. 
 
 Reports and accounts of the Vestry, 1858 to 1894-5. 
 
 London, 1659-95. 8vo, 4 vol. and parts {continuing). 
 
 Bibby (G. H.) Asylum construction and arrangement. London, 
 1.^94. 8vo, pp. 77. 
 
 The housing of pauper lunatics. London, 1895. 8vo, 
 
 pp. 113, 4 plans. 
 
 <" ■ : Overcrowding — Asylums and Infirmaries — Sites — Approaches — 
 
 Ell ,t of patients — Classification — .Mortuary — Corridors — Require- 
 
 mcuts of the Commissioners — l>iKcii)linc.
 
 13 
 
 Biddle (John) A table of references to unrepealed public erencral 
 Acts: arranged in the alpliabetical order of their short or popular 
 titles : corrected to the end of the session 32 and 33 Vict. (18G9). 
 London, 1869. 8vo, pp. viii., 218. 
 
 Supplement to the above. London, 1870. pp. 219-260. 
 
 Big'g" f James) Clauses consolidation acts : a collection of public 
 general statutes consolidating provisions usually introduced 
 into Acts relating to cemeteries, commissioners, companies, 
 hai'bours, docks and piers, lands, markets and fairs, airlways, 
 telegraphs, towns improvement, towns police, and water 
 works, with general index. London, 1866. 8vo, pp. viii., G14. 
 
 ■ Second edition. London, 1877. 8vo, pp. vi., 555. Index 
 
 cxviii. (2 copies). 
 
 A collection of the public general acts for the regulation 
 
 of Railways, including the Companies, Lands and Railways 
 Clauses Consolidated Acts complete, 1830-1874. Thirteenth 
 edition. London, 1875. 8vo, pp. xii., 689. 
 
 Fourteenth edition. London, 1885. 8vo, pp. xiv., 823. 
 
 Billing" (Sidney) A practical treatise on the law of awards 
 
 and ai'bitrations, with forms of pleadings, submissions and 
 awards. London, 1845. 8vo, pp. xvi., 300 ; App., pp. 76. 
 
 Bingham (Peregrine) New cases in the Court of Common Pleas 
 and other Courts. London, 1835-1841. 8vo, 6 vol. 
 
 Birch (Walter de Gray) The historical charters and constitutional 
 documents of the City of London. London, 1887. 8vo, 
 pp. xlviii., 338. 
 
 The charters are given m English only, and are arranged in chronological 
 order from William I. to George II. The documents are : Constitutions for 
 the r. gular government of the City, granted by Edward II. for the 
 citizens of London, concerning new articles then made to be observed, 8 June 
 A.D. 1319 — Proclamation made in the mayoralty of Nicholas Brembre, 
 knight, mayor, on Friday after the Feast of the B. V. Mary, and in the 7th 
 year of Richard II.. concerning the liberties lately granted to the citizens of 
 London by the Lord King in his Parliament ; and also concerning certain 
 ancient liberties renewed by the Lord King, and newly confirmed to the said 
 citizens by his royal charter, 11 Sept., A.D. 138S — Kegulations concerning 
 strangers buying and selling within the City. From Henry VII. 's charter, 
 22 Aug., A.D. 1485 — Act of Common Council in A.D. 1.53s, to enforce the 
 statu e 27 Henry VI 11., c. 18, for preserving the navigation of the river 
 Thames — Proclvmation of Queen Elizabeth against new buildings in and 
 about London, 7 .July. A.D. 1580— Proclamation issued bv Kin; Charles XL 
 to prohibit the rebuilding of houses after the Great Fire of London, without 
 coid'orming to the gen -ral I'egulations therein premised, 13 Sept , A.D. l^U'>6 
 — Confirmation of the order of Common Council for the laying new founda- 
 tions, and for widening the streets of London, after the Great Fire, 8 May, 
 A.D. 1G()7 — Act of Common Council for paving, cleansing, and for prevent- 
 ing nuisances in the streets of London and the liberties thereoP, 27 Oct., 
 A.D. 1671 — Act of Common Council for regulating the markets for woollen 
 goods at Blackwell-hall, Leaden-hall, and Welch-hall — The statute 2 W. and 
 M., c. 8. vacating the judgments on the Quo Warranto against the Citv of
 
 Birch (Walter de Gi'Siy)—co7iti7iued. 
 
 London, and contirming all the privileges of the Corporation, a.d. IfiOO — 
 The Act 11 George I., c. 18, for regulating elections within the City of 
 London, and for preserving the peace, good order, and government, a.d. 
 1725 — Act for repealing all former Acts, orders, and ordinances, touching the 
 nomination and election of sheriffs of the City of London and County of 
 Middlesex, ami for regulating and enforcing such nominations and elections 
 for the future. 7 April. A.D. 1748 — Sub.'stauce of the Act of Common Council 
 for licensing foreigners to work in the City of London, 22 Nov., A.D. 1750. 
 
 Birkfinliead, Borouo'li Corporation account.s, 1890 to 1894-5. 
 IJirkonhead, 1891-5. 8vo, 4 vol. 
 
 Birmingham, City of, Financial statement, 1887 to 1894-5. 
 JJirmingham, 1888-1895. 4to, 9 vol. 
 
 Report of the seAvage enquiry committee, 1871. Birming- 
 
 ham, 18/1. 4to, pp. xxiv., 233. Appendix, 11 plates, and index. 
 
 Blickbourn (^Henry) London Streets and Buildings Bill, 1894. 
 (Pajier read at the ordinary general meeting- of tlie Surveyors' 
 Institution, February 5th, 1894.) (Famphlet.) 
 
 Blackburn, County Borough of. Abstract of accounts, 1893-94. 
 Blackburn, 1894. 8yo. 
 
 Blackburn TColin) Reports of cases in the Court of Queen's 
 Bench. ,be« Ellis (T. F.). 
 
 Blackburn ''E. L.) An architectural and historical account of 
 Crosby Phice, Jjondon. London, 1834. 8vo, pp. ii., 95. 2 plates. 
 
 Blackburn ''James) The relative altitudes of the principal public 
 and other editices, parks, squares, and reservoirs in the cities of 
 London and Westmin.ster, and their environs, also of the main 
 lines of sewers within the jurisdiction of the Commissioners of 
 Sewers of the Holbom and Finsbury Division, 1830. 
 Alphabetically arranged. 
 
 Blackie (^W. G.) 'Jhe Imperial Gazetteer: a general dictionary 
 of fjcograpliy, jdiysical, political, statistical and descriptive, with 
 a sappleinent bringing the geographical information down to the 
 latest dates. Illustrated by over 800 engravings on wood. 
 London, 1873. 4to, 2 vol. 
 
 Vol. L A — iza, pp. xii., 1308. Supplement, ]>p. 216. 
 Vol. II. J — Zyt, pp. liHl. Supplement, pp. 281. 
 
 Blair '^J. A.) The organic analysis of potable waters. London, 
 l^'l'O. Svo, pp. viii., 118. 2 plates. 
 
 Blanch rWm. Haraettj Tbe Public Health (London) Act, 1891, 
 V. ith notes, index, and explanatory chapter, being a handbook 
 for the use of house property owners. London. 8vo, pp. 128.
 
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 Blanch (Wm. Harnett) Ye parish of Camerwell : a hrief account 
 of the parish of Camberwell, its history and antiquities. London, 
 1875. 8vo, pp. xvi., 486 [cviii., 6]. 88 plates. 
 
 Contents : General snrvey — Geology — Old families — Population — Political 
 history — Local Names and Places — Parochial history — Churches and 
 Chapels — Schools — Charitable Institutions — Manorial history — Local places 
 and their associations — Hostelries past and present — Hamlet of Dulwich — 
 Edward AUeyn — Dulwich College. 
 
 Bland (William) Experimental essays on the principles of con- 
 struction in arches, piers, batti'esses, &c., made with a view to 
 their being useful to the practical builder. London, 1839. Svo, 
 pp. viii., 103. 
 
 Blott (WaAter) A Chronicle of Blemundsbury, a record of St. 
 Giles'-in-the-fields and Bloomsbury, with original maps, draw- 
 ings, and deeds. ]S"oi'wood, 1892. 4to, pp. 426, with index. 
 
 Contents : The Chronicle of Blemundsbury — The Hospital of St. Giles for 
 Lepers — The Manor of Tateshall — The Fields of Mont Ficquet — Lincoln- 
 place — Staple Inn — Between the Turnstiles — The Lords of Blemundsbury — 
 Dudley House and its associations — Mereslale — The Fields of Si. Giles in 
 Westminster — Historical and miscellaneous memoranda in connection with 
 Drury Lane. 
 
 Blunden (Gr. H.) Local taxation and finance. London, 1895. 8vo, 
 pp. viii., 136. 
 
 Contents: Historical introduction — Existing system — Rates, valuation 
 assessment and levy — Treasury subventions and allocated taxes— Incidence of 
 rates — Bases of local taxation — Division of rates between occupiers and 
 owners — Taxation of ground valuei — Betterment — Conclusion — Scotland — 
 Ireland. 
 
 Blyth (Alexander Wynter) A dictionary of hygiene and 
 public health, comprising sanitary chemistry, engineering, and 
 legislation, the dietetic value of foods, and the detection of 
 adulterations. London, 1876. 8vo, pp. xii., 672. 
 
 Foods — their composition and analysis ; a manual for the 
 
 use of analytical chemists and others, with an introductory 
 essay on the history of adulteration. Thii'd edition. London, 
 1888. 8vo, pp. xxxi., 640. 3 plates. 
 
 Boase (Frederic) A catalogue of the printed books in the 
 library of the Incorporated Law Society. London, 1891. 8vo, 
 pp. iv., 1084. 
 
 Bog-er (Charlotte G.) South wark and its story. London, 1881. 
 8vo, pp. viii., 236. 
 
 Contents, inter (iJin : Piomans in Southwark — Old London Bridge — 
 Bermondsey Aljbey — Southwark Fair — Government of Southwaik and 
 education — Fire in Tooley Street.
 
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 Bohun (,W. ) Privilegia Londini, or the riglits, liberties, privileges, 
 laws and customs of the City of London. Third edition. 
 London, 1723. 8vo, pp. xvi., 498 [22], with MS. notes. 
 
 Contents : 
 
 1. The several charters granted to the said City from King William I. to 
 the present times. 
 II. The magistrates and officers thereof with their respective creations, 
 elections, rights, duties and author. ties. 
 
 III. The laws aiid customs of the City as the same relate either to the 
 
 pers -ns or estates of the citizens, viz., of frecnoen's wills, fern c-xole 
 merchants, oi'phans, apprentices, &c. 
 
 IV. The nature, jurisdiction, practice and proceedings of the several coiuts 
 
 thereof, with table of fees relating thereto. 
 V. The feveral statutes concerning the said City and citizens, alphabetically 
 digested. 
 
 Together with an index and a table of the Statute Law relating to the 
 City of London. 
 
 Bolton ^Colonel Sir Francis) London Avater supply, including a 
 lii.stoi-y and description of the London waterworks, statistical 
 tables, and maps. London, 1888. 8vo, pp. xiv., 327. (5 copies.) 
 
 Contents : System of the London Water Supply — Sources of supply — 
 Modes of imrificalion and distribution — Average confcumption — Modes of 
 charging consumers — Dual supply — Effect of lead pipes on water — Water 
 filiration — How London is supplied — The Metropolitan Water Kxaminer — 
 Statistics of supply — Districts supplied — History and description of the 
 LondoQ Waterworks, capital, income, expenditure, &c. — The Law relating 
 to Waterworks Companies, Cases. Acts — De:isions of the Courts — Rates 
 authoriseil to be cbai'ged by the companies — Statutory powers of the com- 
 panies as to divi-lends — General statutes as to Waterworks Companies. 
 
 Bolton, County Boi-ough of, Abstract of accounts, 1887 to 1893-4. 
 (j vol. Bolton, 8vo. 
 
 Booth ' Charles) The aged poor in England and Wales. London, 
 1894. 8vo, pp. vi., 527, with Index. 
 
 Contents : — 
 
 Summary of material used — Analysis of population by groups — Compari- 
 son by groups, (1 1 I'r<)])ortion of old people ; (2) Proportion of the old in 
 receipt of relief; (iJj froportion of out-relief given — Comparison between 
 London anti other great centres of ]K>pulation — Results of maxmium and 
 minimum jiroportion of out-door relief — Old age pauperism and move- 
 ments of jiopulation — Influence of decreasing rates of general pauperism — 
 'J'otal number of aged paupers — The effect of age on pauperism — Reca2)itula- 
 tion and summary. 
 
 I'art II. — Individual comparisons— Method adopted — Twenty groups of 
 unions, with remarks — General results. 
 
 I'art III. — Reports on the condition of the Old, Methods adopted — 
 Nf>rtheni district — Eastern district — Midland district — Western district — 
 Southern district — Consetisus <jf ojnnioii. 
 
 I'art IV. — Old Age in villages, terms of the inquirj' — Sources of main- 
 tenance; sources of maint<;n;ince in different districts — Sources of main- 
 tenance at different ages — Club membership at each age — Summary of 
 information from each division of England and Wales — Description of 
 typical villages and tlicir old inhabitants. 
 
 Labour and life of the people. Tliiid edition. London, 
 
 1891-0. 8vo., 6 vol.
 
 17 
 
 Booth (Charles) Laljonr :ui(l life of the people — continued. 
 
 Vol. I. London, 1891. pp. 598. 
 
 Contents : — 
 
 Part I. — The classes — Institutions — Poverty — Class relations. 
 
 Part II. — The trades — Industrial position of East London — The docks — 
 
 Tailoring — Bootmaking — The furniture trade — Tobacco workers — Silk 
 
 manufacture — Women's work. 
 Part III. — Special subjects. Sweating — Influx of population — The Jewish 
 
 community. 
 
 Vol. II. Loudon, 1891. pp. 607. Appendix and Maps. pp. 60. 
 Tables and maps. 
 
 Part I. — London street by street — Statistics of poverty — Classification 
 and description of streets — Blocks of model dwellings — Statistics — 
 Influence on character — Sketch of life in buildings — -Sample blocks. 
 
 Part II. — Central London. Tailoring and bootmaking — Comparison with 
 East London — West End tailoring : Men's work, Women's work — 
 Covent Garden — Common lodging-houses — Homeless men — Central 
 London and other districts compared. 
 
 Part III. — South Loudon — Bnttersea — Outlying London north of the 
 Thames — Migration. 
 
 Part IV. — Classification -- London children — Elementary education — 
 Secondary education — Boys — Girls - Outline of further work. 
 
 Appendix A. — Classification of population by School Board blocks and 
 divisions — By Registration districts and School Board divisions — Classifi- 
 cation of Registration districts by percentage in order of poverty. 
 
 Appendix B. — Birth-places of London residents born in other parts of 
 the United Kingdom — Maps — London poverty by districts — London 
 poverty by streets. 
 
 Vol. III. London, 1892. pp. 306, and Index. 
 
 Contents : Blocks of model dwellings — Statistics — Influence on character — 
 Sketch of life in buildings — Influx of population (East London) — The 
 Jewish community (East London) — London children — Classification of 
 schools and children — Elementary education — Secondary education. 
 
 Vol. IV. London, 1893. pp. 354, with Index. 
 
 Contents : The trades of East Loudon — Introduction — The docks — The 
 tailoring trade — Bootmaking — Tailoring and bootmaking. East-end and 
 West-end — Comparison — West-end tailoring, Men — West-end tailoring, 
 Women — The furniture trade — Tobacco workers — Silk manufacture — 
 Women's work — Sweating. 
 
 Vol. V. London, 1895. pp. 416, with Index. 
 
 Contents : Population classified by trades. 
 
 Part I. — The building trades — The whole group — The different sections — 
 Conditions of employment — Organisation — Abuses — Social cou'iition. 
 
 Part II. — Wood-workers, Preliminary statement — Cabinet-makers — 
 Carriage-builders — Coopers — Shipwrights. 
 
 Part III. — Metal-workers, Preliminary Statement — Engineering, iron 
 ship-budding, and boiler-making — Blacksmiths — Other workers in iron 
 and steel — Workers in other metals. 
 
 Vol. VI. London, 1895. pp. 383. 
 
 Contents : Population classified by trades. 
 
 Part I. — Precious metals, watches and instruments, preliminary state- 
 ment — Jewellers, gold and silversmiths — Watches and clocks — Surgical, 
 scientific and electrical instruments — Musical instruments, fishing tackle 
 and toys. 
 
 Part II. — Sundry manufactures, preliminary statements — Glass and 
 earthenware — Chemicals — Soap, candles, glue. &c. — Leather dressing, &c. — 
 Saddlery and harne-s — Brushes and combs. 
 
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 Booth (Charles) Labour and life of the people — continued. 
 
 Part 111. — Printing and paper trades, preliminary statement — Printers — 
 Bookbinders — Paper manufacturers — Stationers — Booksellers and news- 
 agents. 
 
 Pcirt IV. — Textile trades, preliminary statement — Silk and woollen 
 goods — Dyeing and cleaning — Hemj), jute, and libre — Floor cloth and 
 waterproof. 
 
 Vol. VII. London, 1896. pp. viii., 508. 
 
 Contents : Population classified by trades (continued). 
 
 Part I. — Dress — Preliminary statement — Tailors and bootmakers — Hatters 
 
 — Milliners, dress and shirt makers — Trimmings, artificial flowers, 
 
 umbrellas, &c. — Drapers, hosiers, silk mercers, &c. 
 Part II. — Footl and drink — Preliminary statement — Millers, sugar refiners, 
 
 kc. — Brewers and tobacco workers, mineral water makers — Bakers and 
 
 confectioners — Milksellers — Butchers and fishmongers — Grocers, oil and 
 
 colourmen. kc. — Publicans and coffee-house keepers. 
 Part III. — Dealers and clerks — Preliminary statement — Shopkeepers and 
 
 general dealers — Costers and street sf^llers — Merchants and clerks. 
 Part IV. — Locomotion. &c. — Preliminary statement — Cab and omnibus 
 
 service — Carmen — Railway service and railway labour — Gardeners, Ace. — 
 
 Merchant seamen and lightermen. 
 Part V. — Lab .ur — Preliminarv statement — The docks and wharves — Coal 
 
 porters an<l gds workers — Warehousemen and messengers — Undefined 
 
 labour. 
 Appendix and index. 
 
 Pauperism, a picture and endowment of old age; an 
 
 argument. London, 1892. 8vo, pp. 188, with Index. 
 
 Contents : 
 
 Part I. — A picture of pauperism — Pauperism at Stepney — Stories of Stepney 
 pauperism — Charity at Stepney — St. Pancras — Pauperism at Ashby-de- 
 ia-Zouch — On the enumeration of paupers— The causes of pauperism. 
 
 Part II. — The endowment of old age. On collective action in dealing 
 with the causes of pauperism — On the amount of old age i)au[)erism and 
 its character— On good administration as a cure of pauperism — On the 
 endowment of old age — On the abolition of out-relief — On objections 
 to the general collective endowment of old age. 
 
 Appendices : A. Statistics of Stepney pauperism. B. Stepney pauperism. 
 C. Forms suggested for the enumeration of paupera. D. Particulars of 
 old age pension schemes. 
 
 Condition and occupations of the poople of the Tower 
 
 Hamlets, 1886-1887. London, 1887. 8vo, pp. 69. 
 
 Contents : Table of sections and classes — Description by clas^ies — Descrip- 
 tion by section.s — Descriptions by districts — Special subjects. Appendix. 
 
 Boston — Second annual report of the Grovemment presented to the 
 Jjoai-d at the annual meeting on the 16th Januaiy, 1856. Boston, 
 1856. 4to, pp. 172. 
 
 Municipal register containing the City charter, recent 
 
 ordinances, rules and orders of the City council, and a list of 
 officers of the City of Boston, for the year 1862. Boston, 1862. 
 •Ato, j)p. 247, with map. 
 
 Proceedings and debates of the fourth National Quaran- 
 
 tine and Sanitary Convention held in the City of Boston, June 14, 
 15 and 16, 1860. Boston, 1860. 4to, pp. 288. 
 
 Proceedings at the dedication of the building for the Public 
 
 Librar}- of the City of Boston. Boston, 1858. 4to, pp. 194.
 
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 Boulnois (H. Percy) The Municipal and Sanitary Engineers 
 handbook. London, 1883. 8vo, pp. xv., 394. 
 
 Contents : The Town Surveyor, appointment, duties — Ticaffic — Roadways — 
 Pavements — Footpaths — Ligliting — Street naming and numbering — Street 
 breaking-uj) — Obstructions — New streets — Scavenging — Sewers — Public 
 conveniences — L>wellings — Pleasure grounds — Public abattoirs — Markets — 
 Cemeteries — Mortuaries — Borrowing under the Local Government Board — 
 Contracts. 
 
 Boundary Commissioners, Report of, to the Local Government 
 
 Board, 1888. Loudon, 1888. Folio, pp. 559, with maps. 
 
 Bourdin (Mark A.) Exposition of the land tax, including the 
 recent judicial decisions, and the incidental changes in the 
 law effected by the Taxes Management Act, with other additional 
 matter. London, 1885. Third edition. 8vo, pp. xii., 182. 
 (2 copies.) 
 
 Contents : List of judgments — List of cases — Statutes — Property charge- 
 able and exempt — Commissioners — Assessment — Collection — Double Land 
 Tax — Redemption — Land Tax in Scotland — Forms and instructions regarding 
 Redemptions. 
 
 Bourne (John) A Treatise on the steam engine, in its various 
 applications to mines, mills, steam navigation, railways, and 
 agriculture. London, 1862. 4to, pp. xii., 495. 37 plates. 
 
 Bow (Robert Henry) A treatise on bracing, with its application 
 to bridges and other structures of wood or iron. London 
 1851. 8vo, pp. ix., 54. 5 plates. 
 
 Bower (G. Spencer) and Walter Webb, The law relating to 
 
 electric lighting. Second edition. London, 1889. 8vo, pp. xxiv., 
 389. 
 
 Box (Thomas) A practical treatise on heat, as applied to the useful 
 arts for the use of engineers, architects, &c. London, 1883. 
 Fourth edition. 8vo, pp. viii., 300. 14 plates. 
 
 A practical treatise on strength of materials, including 
 
 their elasticity and resistance to impact. London, 1893. 8vo. 
 pp. xi., 525. 27 plates. 
 
 Boyle (Edward) and George Humphreys-Davies, The principles 
 
 of rating practically considered, with a complete digest of all 
 the important cases. London, 1890. 8vo, pp. xxvii., 712. 
 
 — The same — second edition. London, 1895. 8vo, pp. xxiv., 
 
 1163. 
 
 Bradford, Year Book, 1869. Bradford, 1869. 32mo, pp. 161, iv. 
 
 Bradford, County Borough of, Abstract of accounts, 1893-4. 
 Bradford, 1894. 8vo. 
 
 Bramwell (Sir Frederick) Telephones. See Electricity. 
 
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 oV^^^ ^ \ o 
 
 ^'^oP^^^dis ( Dr^ .DfrJ^ Piyw^sional studies of forest officers. See 
 
 "*^^^randon 'Woodthorpe) Notes on practice of the Mayor's Court 
 of the City of London in ordinary actions : vnth. the ^Mayor's 
 Court Piocedure Act, and the sections of the several Acts of 
 Parliament applied by the Queen in Council to that Court. 
 London, 1864. 8vo, pp. 132, and Appendix and Index. 
 
 Contents : Constitution of the Court— Jurisdiction of the Court — Of the 
 action and service — Appearance of defendant and demand of declaration — 
 Declaration and demand of plea — Defendant's plea — Evidence — Record and 
 trial — Postea judgment and execution — Eeviewing the judgments — Judg- 
 ment by default — Discontinuance and stay of proceedings — Removal of 
 causes, orders, &c. — Judgment summons arbitration — Interpleader — Bills of 
 Exchange and P/N. — Ejectment — Amendments — Motions, rules, orders, 
 affidavits — Mandamus — Costs — Forms of procedure — Table of costs. 
 
 A Treatise upon the customary law of foreign attachment 
 
 and the practice of the Mayor's Court of the City of London 
 therein, with forms of procedure. London, 1861. 8vo, pp. 243, 
 with Index. 
 
 Contents : Of the custom generally — What property is or is not liable 
 under the custom — Of the plaintiffs debt and affidavit — Of making the 
 attachment, and of the action, record and proceedings — Of the appearance 
 of the Garnishee, and of his plea — Of the appearance of the defendant — 
 New trial, error and appeal — Judgment by default — Of the Elongavit — 
 Of the Bill of Proof — Of the removal of the action and attachment from 
 the Mayor's Court into the Courts at Westminster — Of pleading an attach- 
 ment — Of the sequestration — Forms of procedure — Appendix : Custom of 
 foreign attachment as stated in Lihtr Alius — Writ and certificate of Sterkey, 
 Recorder — Record in attachment, temp. Rich. II. — Order of Court for 
 attachment. 
 
 Brayley f E. W.) Londiniana : Reminiscences of the British 
 Metropolis, including characteristic sketches. London, 1828. 
 8vo, 4 vol., illustrated. Vol. I., pp. xxiv., 304. Vol. II., 
 pp. XX., 312. Vol. III., pp. XX., 344. Vol. IV., pp. xx., 354. 
 Contents, inter alia : — 
 
 Vol. I. — Historical — Inns of Court, p. 138. Ely House, p. 22.S. Mercers' 
 Company, p. 231. Goldsmiths' Company, p. 276. Skinners' Company, 
 p. 291. 
 Vol. II. — Merchant Taylors' Company, p. 76. Clothworkers' Company, 
 r>. 89. Fishmongers' Company, p. 121. Vintners' Company, p. 130. 
 « lothworkers' Company, p. HO. Christ's Hospital, p. 14.5. Thavies' 
 Inn, p. 187. The Charter House, p. 108. Old London Bridge, p. 236. 
 Salters' Company, p. 288. 
 Vol. III. — Sergeants' Inn, p. 53. Inner and Mid<lle Temples, p. 290. 
 Vol. IV. — Grocers' Company, p. 134. Haberdashers' Company, p. 139. 
 Ironmongers' Company, p. 160. Drapers' Company, p. 281. Scriveners', 
 p. 28.5. 
 
 Memoirs of the Tower of London. See Britton (John). 
 
 Rev. J. Nightingale ^md J. N. Bre-wer, London and 
 
 Middlesex ; or an histfjrical, commercial, and descriptive survey 
 of the Metropolis of Great Britain, including sketches of its 
 environs and a topographical account of the most remarkable 
 places in the above county. London, 1810-18J6. 8vo, 5 vol.
 
 21 
 
 Brayley (E. W,) Ijondon and Middlesex — continued. 
 
 Vol. I. (E. W. Brayley, 1810). pp. vi., GSO [60]. 1 plate. 
 
 Vol. II. (E. W. Brayley and Rev. J. Nightiogale, 1814). pp. v., 803 [64]. 
 
 31 plates. 
 Vol. III. Part I. (Rev. J. Nightingale. 181.")). pp. v., 7.56 [24]. 27 plates. 
 Vol. III. Part II. (Rev. J. Nightingale, 1815). pp. vii., 7r,2 [72]. 28 plates. 
 Vol IV. (J. N. Brewer, 1816). pp. viii., 758 [55]. 29 plates. 
 
 Brewer (Rev. E. Cobham) Dictionary of phrase and fable. 
 Loudon [u.d.]. Twenty-fourth edition. 8vo, pp. viii., 1076. 
 
 The reader's handbook of allusions, references, plots, 
 
 and stories. London, 1892. 8vo, pp. vii., 1399. 
 
 Brewer (J. N.) London and Middlesex. See Brayley (E. W.). 
 
 Brice (Seward) A Treatise on the doctrine of 7dtra vires ; being 
 an investigation of the principles which limit the capacity, 
 powers, and liabilities of corporations, and more especially of 
 Joint Stock Companies. London, 1877. 8vo, pp. Ixxx., 980. 
 
 Bridg'eSj Newspaper extracts relative to opening ceremonies 
 1879-80. Foolscap folio, 2 vol. 
 
 Report of the Committee of Magistrates appointed to 
 
 make enquiry respecting the public bridges in the county of 
 Middlesex. London, 1826. 4to, pp. x., 460. 
 
 Contents : Abstract of statutes on bridges — Liabilities of counties, 
 parishes, bodies corporate, &c., and decisions of the Courts on bridges — 
 The several kinds of water courses which render bridges necessary — 
 Proceedings of magistrates respecting briilges — List of parishes, &c. — List 
 of hundreds vrith their divisions and the parishes they contain — Parishes 
 named in the Patent of 16:-t9 — Rivers, streams, canals, &;c., in the County of 
 Middlesex — Principal public roads from London, showing bridges and 
 streams crossing the roads, with the turnpike trusts and parishes in which 
 the roads are situated — Account of the public bridges in the county — List 
 of bridges — Acts relating to bridges. 
 
 Report from the select committee on metropolitan bridges, 
 
 together with the proceedings of the committee, minutes of 
 evidence, appendix and index. London, 1854. Folio, pp. xii., 
 195. 11 plans. 
 
 Contents of appendix : Tables showing pedestrian, equestrian and vehicular 
 traffic over London, Southwark, Blackfriars, Waterloo and Westminster 
 bridges in each hour between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. on one day in ISoH — Table 
 showing proportions, cost and other particulars relating to the same bridges — 
 Table showing revenue of Staines bridge in each year from 1829 to 1853 
 and average annual expenditure — Rate of toll levied for passage over 
 Richmond bridge and amount received in each year from 1850 to 18;"3 — Table 
 showing dividends per share paid, and cost of repairs to the Hammersmith 
 bridge trustees in each year from 1828 to 1854 — Table showing gross ami 
 net receipts of Putney bridge in each year from 1844 to 1850 -Return of 
 amounts annually received in respect of coal duties since the 31st Decem- 
 ber, 1831, distinguishing the produce of the several duties of eightpence, 
 fourpence and one penny, with the respective application thereof — Tables 
 showing the number of vehicles passing through certain thoroughfares 
 of the City of London upon certain days in 1^50 — Statement of traffic over 
 Charing-cross bridge in each year from 1845 to 1854 — Waterloo Bridge Com- 
 pany : Income and expenditure 1853-4, and amount of br'dge tolls receive<l
 
 22 
 
 Bridg'es, Report of Select Committee — continued. 
 
 in each year from 1817 to 1854 — Southwark Bridge Company : statement of 
 annual lulls from the opening of the bridge on Ladyday, 1819, to the 31st 
 December, 1835 ; gate traflBc for four weeks, from 1st to 28th August, 1851, 
 during the perial that London bridge was partially shut up for paving ; 
 dividends paid in each year from 1824 to 1854 — An account of monies (i.) 
 received, (ii.) disbursed by the Corporation of Kingston-upon-Thames, in ths 
 County of Surrey, as commissioners for rebuilding Kingston bridge, between 
 the 1st Sejitemljer, 1852, and 1st September, 1853 — Statement of the income 
 and property of Battersea bridge in 1842 and 1853 — Hungerford bridge : 
 explanation of 11 accompanying plans. 
 
 Report from the select committee on toll bridges (River 
 
 Thames) ; together with the proceedings of the committee, 
 minutes of evidence, and appendix. London, 1876. Folio, pp. 
 xvi., 10-4, viii., 7. 
 
 There are bound up with the report the original Bill and the Bill as 
 amended. 
 
 Contents of appendix : Net earnings, 1865 and 1876, of the toll bridges — 
 Statement showing growth of the tolls — Cost of repairs and maintenance of 
 bridges — Amount of toll received by the Waterloo Bridge Company for 
 eleven years from 1866 to 1876, and total tolls received from opening of the 
 bridge. 
 
 Report from the select committee on Metropolis Toll 
 
 Bridges Bill ; together with the proceedings of the committee 
 and minntes of evidence. London, 1877. Folio, pp. x., 2-4, 13, 
 9, 6, 69, 76, 29. 
 
 There are b<9und up with the report the original Bill, the Bill as amended, 
 and the Act as passed. 
 
 Minntes of proceedings of select committee on the Metro- 
 
 politan Bridges and Ferrv Roads Bill, 1881. London, 1881. 
 Folio, pp. 2, lo, 21, 182, 2,\35, 44. 
 
 Bridgman ''H. H.) Street alignment and re-construction of central 
 Loiidi^u. rite Westgarth Prize Essays. 
 
 Brighton, Borough of. Statement of accounts, 1893-94. Brighton, 
 Ib'J-i. 1 vol., 8vo. 
 
 Brinton ^Wilfred) The Conveyancing Acts, 1881, 1882 and others. 
 .V'.; WoLstcnholme (E. P.). 
 
 Bristowe ''Leonard Syer; find Walter Ivimey Cook, The law of 
 
 cliaritio.-> and mortmain, bt-iiig a thii-d edition of Tudor's 
 Charitable trusts. London, 1889. 8vo, pp. xcv., 1047. 
 
 Britton ('John; ^nrl E. W. Brayley, Memoirs of the Tower of 
 London, compr-i.sing historical anrl descriptive accounts of, with 
 anecdotes of state prisoners, of the armouries, jewels, regalia, 
 records, nienatrerie, &c. 20 plates and woodcuts. London, 1830. 
 8vo, pp. XV., 374. 
 
 Britton ''John) Illustrations of the public buildings of London. See 
 
 Pugiu.
 
 23 
 
 Brong'niart (Alexandre) Traite des arts ceramique3 ou dea 
 poterios : coiisidoivi-.s d;vns leiir liistoiro, leur pratique, et leur 
 theurio. Paris, ISii. 4to, pp. 80. GO plates. 
 
 Broom (Herbert) Selection of legal maxims, classified and illus- 
 Inited. Loiuloii, LSGl. 8vo, pp. xcvi., 98-i. 
 
 Browne (J. H. Balfour) On the compulsory purchase of the 
 uiukTliikings of comjiauios by corporations, and the i)ractice 
 in relation to the passage of Bills for compulsory purchase 
 through Parliament. London, 1876. 8vo, pp. viii., 87. 
 
 'riie Practice before the Railway Commissioners under the 
 
 Regulations of Railway Acts, 1873 and 1874, with notes of their 
 decisions ; together with a chapter on the law of undue 
 preference. London, 1870. 8vo, pp. xii., 319. 
 
 Water Supply. London, 1880. 8vo, pp. 104,. 
 
 Contents : Uivers — Means of supply — Quality of water. 
 
 Browne (T. B.) The County Council Year Bo,>k. London, 1891-2. 
 
 1j vol. 8vo. 
 
 IS'Jl. pp.629. 10 plates. 
 1892. pp. C46. i:\ plates. 
 
 Bruce (Gainsford) and Charles Fulir Jemmett, A treatise 
 
 on the jurisdiction and practice of the English Courts in 
 Admiralty actions and aji peals : being a seconil edition of 
 Williams' and liruce's Ailmiralty Practice. London, 1880. 
 8vo, pp. xxxviii., 870. 
 
 Bryce (James) ^'^'e American Commonwealth. London, 1893. 
 Third edition. 8vo, 2 vol. 
 
 Vol. T., pp. xvii., 724. 
 
 Contcuts : The National Government — The State Governments. 
 Vol. 11., pp. vii., 904. 
 
 Contents : The party system — I'ublie opinion — Illustrations and reflec- 
 tions — Soeial institutions. 
 
 Buckland (Frank) NaluiMl history of British fishes: Their 
 structure, economic uses, and capture by net and rod ; 
 ciiHivntion of fish ponds; tish suited for acclimatisation; 
 artifu'ial breeding of salmon. London, 1880. 8vo, pp. xii., 420. 
 
 Buckley (H. Burton) 'fhe law ami practice under the Companies' 
 Acts, 1802, lSt)7, 1870: the Jjife Assurance Companies' Acts, 
 1870, 1871, 1872, and other acts relating to Joint Stock Com- 
 panies. Second edition, lioiidon, 1875. 8vo, ]ip. l\iv., 7i)2, 
 wit h index. 
 
 Budapest, l^ii' Hauptstadt Budapest im Jahre 1891; Resultatc der 
 X'olksbeschivibung und Volksziihlimg. Berlin, 1895. 8vo, pp. 
 119, 98. 8 plans."
 
 ^ it 
 
 Buffoil (Nadaillt de) Hjdraulique agricole : des submersions 
 fortilisantes ('(ini]irenant les traveaux de Colmatage ]jinionage 
 IrrigatioiKs D'lliver. Pai'is, 1867. 8vo, pp. 492. 
 
 Des canaux d'irrigation : cai'te topographique. Paris, 
 
 18-43. Folio. (A series of 26 plans.) 
 
 Des Cananx d'arrosage de I'ltalie septentrional e dans leurs 
 
 rapports aveo cenx du midi de la France. Traite theorique et 
 pratique des irrigations envisagees sous les divers points de vue 
 de la production agricole, de la science hydraulique et de la 
 legislation. Pai-is, 1843. 8vo, 2 vol. 
 
 Vol. 1., i)p. xii., 482. Explication des planches, pp. viii. 
 Vol. II., pp. iv., 456. Explication des planches, i)p. viii. 
 
 Building's — Special report from the select committee on tlie Metro- 
 politan Buildings and Management Bill ; together with the 
 proceedings of the committee, minutes of evidence, and plans. 
 London, 1874. Folio, pp. xiv., 353. 
 
 Report from the select committee on Metropolis Manage- 
 ment and Building Acts Amendment Bill ; together with the 
 proceedings of the committee, minutes of evidence, and index. 
 London, 1878. Folio, pp. x., 114, 111. 
 
 Contents {'inter (/liii) : Number of places of amusement in London, 
 including theatres, music-halls, concert rooms, &c., under six separate juris- 
 dictions ; and holding capacity. 
 
 Bunhill Fields — Proceedings in reference to the preservation of 
 Buiihili Fields Burial Ground. London, 1867. 8vo, pp. 88. 
 
 Bunning (T. W.) An account of the duties on coal and the 
 London coal and wine duties. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1885. 
 4to, pp. xii., 93, with map. 
 
 Contents : — 
 
 History of the Newcastle coal trade — Export dues — Tyne coal dues — 
 Kings dut\- — Government tax or coast duty — London coal dues — 
 Orphans' duty — Metage and market dues — Statement and remarks on 
 the Chamberlain's Accounts — Extracts from the Report on Metropolis 
 Local Taxation on the liabilities under the coal and wine <lues — Coal 
 and wine duties receipts and expenditure 1861-84 — Income from coal 
 duty .since 1832— General remarks — Letters to Chairman of Metro])olitan 
 ]>oard of Works from ]\Ir. Leonard Courtney, Rt. Hon. VV. E. Gladstone, 
 and Rt. Hon. Sir Stafford Northcote. 
 
 Burdett ''H. C.) Official Intelligence; being a carefully revised 
 j»it'(,i.s of iiitoiiiiation legai-diiig all British, American and Foreign 
 securities, including govei'nrnent, corporation, colonial, and 
 foreign stocks ; railways, banks, canals and docks, brewery, 
 financial, land and trust, gas and electric lighting, insurance, 
 mine*, shipping, tea and coffee, telegraphs, tiamways, water- 
 works, and other commercial and industrial companies known 
 to the London market and dealt in on the pjincipal exchanges. 
 There are also special chapters on county, colonial, Indian, and 
 municipal finance, railways, and waterworks. London, 1882-95. 
 4to. 14 vol. (continuing). 
 
 Contents of la.st Vol : London water companies — Light railways — 
 National debts of the world — Colonial loans, finance and development — 
 Indian finance — Municipal and county finance — Capital and wr>rking of 
 »he railways of the T'nitcd Kingdom.
 
 25 
 
 Burke (Sir Bernard) A genealogical and heraldic dictionary, 
 togetlier witli the memoirs of the Privy Councillors and Knights. 
 London, 1879. 8vo, pp. cvi., 1461. 
 
 Burn (J. H.) A descriptive catalogue of the London Traders' tavern 
 and coffee house tokens current in the seventeenth century. 
 London, 1855. Second edition. 8vo, pp. xcvi., 287. Illustrated. 
 
 Burn (B;ichard, LL.D.) The Justice of the Peace and Parish 
 Officer. Loudon, 18:57. 8vo, 6 vol. 
 
 Each volume is aiTang:ed alphabetically under subjects. 
 Vol. I. ABA— DOG. pp. Ixi., 1175. 
 Vol. II. EAS— GUN. pp. 1221. 
 Vol. in. HAB— ORL). pp. 11,51. 
 Vol. IV. POOK. pp. xxxii., 1173. 
 Vol. V. PAR— TAX. pp. 1152. 
 Vol. VI. THA— WRE. pp.649. 
 
 Justice of the Peace and Parish Officer. London, 1869. 
 
 8vo, 5 vol. 
 
 Burney (Charles) The Annual Practice, 1889-90, 1893. See Snow 
 (Thomas). 
 
 M. Muir Mackenzie, and C. Arnold White, Wilson's 
 
 Supreme Court of Judicature acts, rules, and forms, with other 
 acts, orders, rules, and regulations relating to the Supreme 
 Court, with practical notes. London, 1887. 8vo, pp. cviii., 956. 
 
 The same — another edition. London, 1888. 8vo, pp. 
 
 cxxxii., 983. 
 
 Burnley, County Borough of, Abstract of accounts, 1893-4, 1894-5. 
 Burnley, 1894-5. 8vo, 2 vol. 
 
 Burton (Richard) Historical remarks on the ancient and present 
 state of the Cities of London and Westminster. Westminster, 
 1810. 4to, pp. 178. Illustrated. 
 
 Contents : Origin and foundation of the City of London — Walls and 
 gates — Tower of London and other Towers and Castles of the Citj^ — Rivers, 
 wells, conduits, bridges, &;c. — Government — City companies — Wards and 
 precincts. 
 
 Burton (Robert) A new view and observation on the ancient and 
 present state of London and Westminster. London, 1730. 
 12mo, pp. vi., 468. 
 
 Contents, rjitcr alia : Gates, p. 15. Tower, p. 41. Rivers, bridges, p. 99. 
 City Companies, p. 120. 
 
 Bury, County Borough of. Abstract of accounts, 1893-4. Bury, 
 1894. 8vo. 
 
 Bury (William) The Resistance and the proportions of screw 
 propellers. London, 1883. 4to, pp. vii., 91. 
 
 Byles (Sir John Barnard) A treatise of the law of Bills of 
 
 Exchange, Promissoiy Notes, Bank Notes and Checks. Eleventh 
 edition. London, 1874. 8vo, pp. Ixviii., 571.
 
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 c 
 
 Calcutta — Administration report of the Calcutta Municipality for 
 1^7G. Calcutta, 1877. Foolscap folio, pp. v., 91. [72,133.] 
 
 Callis (K/Obei*t) 'I'l'C reading of the famous and learned, upon 
 tlie statute. 1^3 Henry VIII., cap. 5, of Sewers; as it was delivered 
 by him in Gray's-inn in August, 1622. London, 1685. 8vo, 
 pp. iv., 291. 
 
 The Table, pp. Ixxiv. 
 
 Another edition. London, 1810. pp. viii., 292. 
 
 Another edition. London, 1824. pp. viii., 400. 
 
 Camberwell, Parish of, Acts of Parliament relating to, 1775-1842. 
 London. Folio. 
 
 Contents : rhurch. 1841— Glebe lands, 181.3. 1819— Lighting and watching, 
 177.5, 1787. 1814, 1842 — Lighting, watching, cleansing, and improving, 1826, 
 1827— Poor rates, 1813, 1833. 
 
 Reports and accounts of the Vestry, 1857 to 1894-5. 
 
 London, 1858-1895. 8vo., 8 vol. and parts (^continuing). 
 
 Campbell fJohn) Reports of Cases determined at Nisi Prius, in the 
 Courts of King's Bench and Common Pleas, and on the Home 
 Circuit from Michaelmas Term, 1807, to sittings after Hilary 
 Term, 1816. London, 1811-1816. 8vo. 4 vol. 
 
 Capper •'Charles) The Port and Trade of London, historical, 
 statistical, local and general. London, 1862. 8vo, pp. x., 507, 
 ■with Index. 
 
 Contents: Historical — The Port of London— The shipping of London — 
 Foreign trade — (,'ommcrcf; with Ami-rica, Africa and Asia — with India and 
 the Colonies— Coasting and coal trades — Appendix, tables of exports and 
 iniport«, 185('-60, 
 
 Cardiff, County Borough of, Abstract of accounts, 1893-4. Cardiff, 
 1894. 8vo. 
 
 Carpenter (^William B.) Tlie microscope and its revelations. 
 London, 1891. fevo, pp. xviii., 1099. 21 plates and 800 wood 
 engravings. 
 
 Cass (^Frederick Charles) The parish of Monken Hadlcy, Middle- 
 sex. Westminster, 1880. 4to, pp. 220. 11 plates. 
 
 Con^ antH. in frr alia : Bequests to the Parish — Boundaries — Common rights 
 — Enfield Chase — nadl<:y Church— Hadley Manor.
 
 27 
 
 Castle (Edward James) A practical treatise on the law of 
 rating. London, ib79. 8vo, pp. xxvi., 521. 
 
 Contents : Part I.— Occupation — History of the law previous to Elizabeth 
 —Occupation— Occupation unprofitable to occupier— Exemption of the 
 Crown from rating— Exemption by statute— Tolls— Trade profit— Machinery 
 —Tithes— Saleable underwood, mines, &c. i'art IL— Kateable value— 
 Basis— Existing value— Parochial principle — Distribution of rateable value 
 between directly and indirectly productive properties- Contributive value- 
 Property rateable in com munibus annis — Deductions. 
 
 Another edition. London, 1886. 8vo, pp. xxviii., 570. 
 
 Castle (Henry James) Practical remarks upon the Union 
 A.ssessment Committee Act, 1862, showing how to apply the 
 principles contained therein to the proper and uniform assess- 
 ment of railway, gas, and water works, &c., together with the 
 mode of ascertaining practically the contribntive earnings of 
 railways, however situate. London, 1863. 8vo, pp. viii., 128. 
 
 Cawston (Arthur) A comprehensive scheme for street improve- 
 ments in London. London, 1893. 4to, pp. xi., 136, maps. 
 
 Contents : Reasons for improvement — Example of Paris and of other 
 towns — The powers necessary for Loudon to regenerate itself — The advan- 
 tage of adopting a general scheme in making improvements — Suggestions 
 towards the formation of a general plan for improving London — The 
 application of the suggestions and the sequence in carrying out improve- 
 ments and the cost and how to meet it, with Appendix I. — Evidence of 
 Mr. Chamberlain before the Eoyal Commission on Housing of the Working 
 Classes, and Appendix II., Prize competition for a general improvement — 
 Plan of the City of Vienna- Index — Maps : Central London. London from 
 Kensington to Whitechapel, Paris within the walls, East and West. 
 
 Census of Great Britain, 1801- London, 1801. Folio, 2 vol. 
 
 Vol. I. Enumeration, pp. [ix.], 547. 
 
 This volume gives the number of houses (inhabited, by how many families 
 occupied, uninhabited) ; and persons (males, females) ; and the occupation of 
 the persons (agriculture ; trade, manufactures, or handicraft ; all others) in 
 each township,\-illage, parish or hamlet of each hundred of each county in 
 England, Wales and Scotland in 1801. 
 
 Loudon is contained in the counties of Middlesex (pp. 207-216), where 
 figures for each of the City parishes are given separately, and also for London 
 within the walls, London without the walls, and the City of Westminster ; 
 Kent (pp. 155-159) ; and Surrey (pp. 351, 355). On pp. 499-503, the above 
 particulars are extracted, and also particulars given of the parishes within 
 and without the bills of mortality. 
 
 Vol. II. Parish registers, pp. [iv.], 459. 
 
 This volume gives the number of baptisms and burials in each of the years 
 1700, 1710, 1720, 1730, 1740, 1750, 17(jU, 1770, 1780-1800, and marriages in 
 each of the years 1751-1800 in each hundred of each county of England and 
 Wales. Scotland is not given, as " no more tlian 99 parishes, out of the 850 
 parishes of Scotland which have made returns, are in possession of regular 
 registers." 
 
 London is contained in the counties of Middlesex (pp. 177-184), Kent 
 (p. 139), and Surrey (pp. 301, 308). On pp. 441-448 the London figures are 
 extracted.
 
 28 
 Census of Great Britain, 1811. London, 1812. Folio, pp. xxxi., 
 
 oil, liUU. 
 
 This volume is in two parts : enumeration abstract, and parish register 
 abstract. The former pives tlie number of houses (inhabited, by how many 
 families occupied, building, uninhabited) ; occupations (agriculture ; trade. 
 manufactures or handicraft ; all others) ; and persons (males, females) in each 
 parish, township or extra-i)arochial place of each hundred, ward, or wapen- 
 take of each county. London is contained in the counties of Middlesex 
 (pp. ]l>;?-r.t'.i). where the City of Loniion parishes are given separately, Kent 
 (pp. Ht)-14^), and Surrey (])p. 326, 831). London figures are extracted on 
 pp. r)10-.")ll under the headings : within the London bills of mortality ; not 
 within the London bills of mortality. 
 
 The second part gives the number of baptisms, burials, aiid marriages in 
 each of the years from 1801 to 1810 in each hundred, borough-town, lathe, 
 &c.. of each county. London is contained in the counties of Middlesex 
 (pji. 80-91). where the figures are given for the City of London within the 
 walls, the Citv of London without the walls, the City and Liberties of West- 
 minster ; Kent (pp. 146-148); and Surrey (pp. 326, 331). On pp. 197-198 
 figures are given for the out-parishes in Middlesex and Surrey, including the 
 borough of Southwark, parishes not within the London bills of mortality, 
 bnt forming part of the metropolis. On p. 199 is given the population in 
 1700. 17."i(i. 1801, and 1811, of: City of London within the walls. City of 
 London without the walls. City and Liberties of Westminster, out-parishes 
 within the bills of mortality, parishes not within the bills of mortality, total 
 of the Metropi>lis. On p. 200 is a comparison of the number of baptisms 
 and burials within the London bills of mortality : (i.) according to the parish 
 reeisters. (ii.) according to the bills of mortality in each of the years 1700, 
 1710, 1720, 1730, 1740, 17.->0, 1760, 1770, 1780-1810. 
 
 Census of Great Britain, 1821. London, 1822. Folio, pp. xxxvi., 
 551, 160. 
 
 This volume is divided into two parts : enumeration abstract and parish 
 register abstract. Tiie former gives the numl)er of houses (inhabited, by 
 how many families occupied, building, uninhabited), occupations (families 
 chiefly employed in agriculture ; in trade, manufactures, or handicraft; all 
 others), and persons (males, females, total) in each parish, township, &c., of 
 each hundred, &c., of each county. London is contained in the counties of 
 Middlesex (pp. 19u-iy7), where the City of London parishes are given 
 separately, Kent (pp. 14.5-149), and Surrey (pp. 326, 330, 331). Lond-.n 
 figures arc also extracted on pp. r).")0-iJ,")l under the headings: within the 
 London bills of mortality ; not within the London bills of mortality. Ages 
 are given on p. 551. 
 
 The second part gives the number of baptisms, burials and marriages in 
 each year from 1811 to 1820 in each hundred of each county. London 
 figures are given in Middlesex on pp. 71-73 ; in Kent on pp. 56-57, and in 
 Surrey on pp. 118 and 120; figures for the out-parishes in Middlesex and 
 Surrey, including the borough of Southwark ; for parishes not within the 
 London bills of mortality, but forming part of the Metropolis ; and summary 
 of the Metropolis are given on pp. 157-158. Remarks on the assumed limits 
 and extent of the Metropolis ; population of the Metropolis under the head- 
 ings (i.) f'ity of Londtm within the walls ; (ii.) City of London without 
 the walls ; (iii.) City and Liberties of Westminster ; (iv.) out-parishes, within 
 the bills of mortality ; (v.) jjarishes not within the bills of mortality in each 
 of the years 1700, 1750, 1801, 1811. and 1821 are given on p. 159. On p. 160 
 is given a fwmparison of the number of baptisms and burials in each of the 
 years from 1811 to 1820, according to the parish registers and according to 
 the bills of mortality. 
 
 Census of Great Britain, 1831- Comparative account of the 
 population of Great Britain in the years 1801, 1811, 1821, and
 
 29 
 Census of Great Britain, IS31— continued. 
 
 1831 ; with the annual value of real property in the year 1815 ; 
 also, a statement of progress in the inquiry regarding the occupa- 
 tions of families and persons, and the duration of life, as 
 required by the Population Act of 1830. London, 1831. Folio, 
 pp. 417. Maps. 
 
 The population is of persons only. London is contained in the counties of 
 Middlesex (pp. 161-106), Kent (pp. 121-129), and Surrey (pp. 2.-)8-261), the 
 parishes being arranged alphabetically. In addition to the rateable value in 
 181.5 for all parishes, the rateable value of some parishes (chiefly the metro- 
 politan) in the county of Middlesex in 1828 is also given. Further particu- 
 lars of London population : within the walls, without the walls, Southwark, 
 Westminster, within the bills of mortality, and adjacent parishes not within 
 the bills of mortality, are given on pp. 8-13 (a map showing these divisions 
 faces p. 12) ; and on pp. 412 and 411 the population is given for males and 
 females in hundreds, &c.. only. 
 
 Parish register abstract, 1831. London, 1833. Folio, 
 
 pp. 500. Maps. 
 
 The number of baptisms, burials, and marriages in each of the years 1821 
 to 1830 is given for each hundred of each county, also particulars of parish 
 registers prior to 1813 that were in existence in 1831. 
 
 Lon:lon is contained in the counties of Middlesex (pp. 190-194) ; Kent 
 (pp. 147-150) ; and Surrey (pp. 327-331). These figures are summarised on 
 pp. 494-500. 
 
 Census of Great Britain, 1841. London, 1843. Folio, 2 vol. 
 
 Vol. 1. Enumeration abstract, pp. 38, 471, 81. 
 
 This volume gives the following particulars of each parish, hamlet etc., of 
 each hundred of each county ; area ; number of houses (inhabited, unin- 
 habited, building) ; number of persons (males, females, total) ; ages of the 
 people (over and under 20) ; biithplaces (in the county, elsewhere). 
 
 London is contained in the counties of Middlesex (pp. 178-183), where 
 figures for each of the City parishes are given separately, and also for London 
 within the walls, London without the walls, Inns of Court and Chancery, and 
 the City and Liberty of Westminster; Kent (pp. 136-139); and Surrey 
 (pp. 308, 309, 312, 313). On pp. 468-470, the above particulars are'Cxtracted, 
 and, in addition, figures are given for London, within and without the 
 bills of mortality ; also the ages of persons enumerated in the metropolis. 
 
 Vol. II. Age abstract, pp. iv., 496, 153. 
 
 This volume gives the ages in five-year periods of persons in each hundred, 
 town, &c , of each county. London is contained in the counties of Middle- 
 sex (pp. 158-171) ; Kent (pp. 118-127), and Surrey (pp. 284-291). On pp. 
 478-485, and pp. 490-496, the above figures are extracted. On pp. 488-489 is 
 given the number of children (male and female) enumerated at each year of 
 life up to 14 j'ears in certain cities and towns (including the metropolis) in 
 England and Wales. 
 
 Census of Great Britain, 1851. London, 1852-4. Folio, 4 vol. 
 
 Part I. Numbers of the inhabitants in the years 1801, 1811, 1821, 
 1831, 1841, and 1851. 2 vol. 
 
 Vol. I. — England and Wales — Divisions I. -VI., comprising the London, 
 south-eastern, south-midland, eastern, south-western, and west-midland 
 counties ; pp. ccxxi., 45 ; xi., 94 ; ix., 87 ; ix., 73 ; xiii., 102 ; xiii., 120. 
 
 The area, number of houses, 1841 and 1851, and population at each census 
 from 1801 to 1851 of each London parish are given on pp. 2-31. The distribu- 
 tion of land and water (Thames) in each parish is given on pp. 30-31. 
 Houses and population of parliamentary divisions and number of members 
 returned are given on p. 33. Houses and population in ecclesiastical districts.
 
 30 
 Census of Great Britain, 1851~continued. 
 
 with ilate of formation, are "iven on pp. 34-37. Houses and population 
 within the bills of mortality, isul to 1S.51, with additions made during: that 
 period, are piven on pp. 38-41. Houses and population in 1801 to 1851, of 
 London within the old bills of mortality of 16u3, and the parishes and 
 places added in the years 1G06, lfi2(i, ICSfi." 1726. 1831, 1838, 1844, and 1846 
 are given on pp. 40-41. Population in 1801 to 18.")1, of parishes within the 
 limits of the bills of mortality at different periods is given on pp. 42-45. 
 Population in 1(531 of the ("ity of London wards is ^ven on p. 45. 
 
 Vol. II. — England and Wales — Divisions VU.-XI., comprising the north- 
 midland, north-western. Yorkshire, northern, and Welsh counties ; Scotland 
 and islands in the British seas ; pp. iv., ix., 99 ; vii., 73 ; xi., 107 ; vii., 73 ; 
 xi.,yi ; ix., 113. 10,23. Api^endix : ecclesiastical divisions of England and 
 Wales — area, houses, and population of dioceses, number of archdeaconries, 
 deaneries, and benefices in each. 
 
 Part II. Ages, civil condition, occupations, and birthplaces of the 
 people, "vvith the numbers and ages of the blind, the deaf and 
 dumb, and the inmates of workhouses, prisons, lunatic asylums, 
 and h(>.s})itals. 2 vol. 
 
 Vol. L — England and Wales — Divisions L-VL, pp. [xi.] ccclii., 529. 
 London is given on pp. 1-37. 
 
 Vol. II. — England and Wales — Divisions VH.-XL, Scotland, islands in the 
 British seas. pp. vi., 531-1086. 
 
 Census of England and Wales, 1861. London, 1862-3. Folio, 
 
 4 vol. 
 
 Vol. I. Numbers and distribution of the people, pp. xxxiv., 750. 
 
 Part I. — Houses and population in 1861 of the several counties, hundreds, 
 lieutenancy sub-divisions, cities, boroughs and towns, and of each parish or 
 place separately assessed for the relief of the poor. 
 
 London is contained in the counties of Jliddlesex (pp. 74-77), Kent (pp. 
 54-57), and Surrey (pp. 124-126). 
 
 Part II. — Registration and poor law divisions : area, houses and popula- 
 tion, in 1851 and 1861, of superintendent registrars' districts and poor law 
 unions, of district parishes and ecclesiastical districts : inmates of public 
 institutions ; persons on board shipping ; births, deaths and marriages, 
 1851-1860. 
 
 London forms Division I. of the registration districts and is given on 
 pp. 195-224. 
 
 Part III. — Islands in the British seas. 
 
 Vol. II. Ages, civil condition, occupations, and bii-thplaces of the 
 people ; with the ages and occupations of the blind, of the deaf 
 and dumb, and of the inmates of certain public institutions. 
 pp. cxiii., 940. 
 
 London is given on pp. 1-59. 
 
 Vol. III. General report, pp. xv., 248. 
 
 Intro'luction : Local machinery for taking the census. 
 
 I. — Population, houses and families— Persons absent from the United 
 Kingdom — Population, emigration, and distribution — lHcrea>e of the popu- 
 lation — Proportion of males to females — Houses and public institutions — 
 Annual value of housfs — Families. 
 
 II. — Territorial distribution and sub-divisions: Towns — Density and 
 proximity — Chancres of territorial divisions. 
 
 III. — Ages of the po[)ulation. 
 
 IV. — Conjugal condition of the people. 
 
 V. — Incn-ase of the pojiulation since 1651. 
 
 VL — Laws regulating the growth of nations.
 
 81 
 Census of England and Wales, lS61—conti7med. 
 
 Vll. — Occupations of the peoijle— Previous classifications — Abstracts of 
 the occupations of the people in IStil — Distribution of the people in various 
 occupations over the country — Masters in trades and men in their employ — 
 Farmers and labourers, and the size of farms — On nomenclature, and on the 
 classification of the people — The new classification of the people in their 
 several occupations: professional; domestic; commercial; agricultural; 
 industrial ; indefinite ami non-productive. 
 
 VIII. — Mio:ration of the people at home (birthplaces). 
 
 IX. — The blind and the deaf and dumb. 
 
 X. — Public institutions : inmates of vrorkhouses, prisons, lunatic asylums, 
 and hospitals. 
 
 XI. — Islands in the British seas. 
 
 XII. — Area and population of the British Empire. 
 
 Vol. lY. Index to the names of places separately returaed in the 
 population tables of England and Wales and islands in the 
 British seas. pp. 751-910. 
 
 Census of England and Wales, 1871. London, 1871-3. Folio, 6 
 
 vol. 
 Vol. I. Area, houses, and inhabitants ; counties, pp. xliv., 569. 
 London is contained in the counties of Middlesex (pp. 231-246) ; Kent 
 (pp. 155-156, 161-171) ; and Surrey (pp. 371-384). 
 
 Vol. II. Area, houses, and inhabitants ; registration or union 
 
 counties, pp. ix., 567. 
 
 London is contained on pp. 3-45. Separate figures are given for the various 
 divisions, parishes and wards, boards of works, school board divisions, police 
 districts, etc. The population of the wards of the City in 1631 is given on p. 45. 
 
 Population in 1801-71 of London within the bills of mortality of 1603, 
 1606, 1626, 1636, 1726, 1831, 1838, 1844, 1846 is given on pp. 40-45. ' 
 
 Vol. III. Population abstracts : ages, civil condition, occupations, 
 and birthplaces of the people, pp. xci., 6-i7. 
 London is contained on pp. 3-40. 
 
 Vol. IV. General report, pp. c, 351. 
 
 Introduction. 
 
 1. — Population : Sex and age — Mean age— Successive numbers in a genera- 
 tion enumerated — Probable number of people living in 18S1 — Actual increase 
 of population — Probable increase or decrease — Conjugal condition — Families 
 — Migration — Birthplaces of the people — Balance of the population — Density 
 of population — Proximity of population. 
 
 II. — Territorial subdivisions : Houses — Cities and towns — Municipal 
 boroughs — Parliamentary boroughs — Towns in two counties— Cities and 
 towns which are counties of themselves — Six classes of towns — Counties — 
 Parliamentary divisions of counties — Union or registration counties — The 
 eleven divisions of England and Wales. 
 
 III. — Occupations of the people. 
 
 IV. — The blind, deaf and dumb, idiots or imbeciles, lunatics, and inmates 
 of hospitals, workhouses, and prisons. 
 
 Then follow abstracts of the censuses of the United Kingdom, the islands 
 in the British seas, the colonies and dependencies, and the British Empire. 
 
 Vol. V. Preliminary report and tables of the population and 
 houses enumerated in England and Wales, and in the islands in 
 the British seas, on 3rd April, 1871. pp. xxx., 107. 
 London is contained on pp. v.-viii., 7-8, 16-17, 30-33. 
 
 Vol. VI. Index to the population tables of England and Wales 
 and islands in the British seas. pp. 569-772.
 
 32 
 
 Census of England and Wales, 1881- London, 1881-3. Folio, 
 
 ."> Tdl. 
 
 Vol. I. Ai'ea, houses, and population- -Counties, pp. xxiii., 655. 
 Leniion is contained in the counties of Middlesex (pp. 242-255), Kent 
 (pp. 1(57-1 77), and Surrey (pp. 367-377). 
 
 Vol. II. Area, houses, and population — Registration counties, 
 pp. xxi., 685. 
 
 I.ondoii is contained on pp. 1-38. Separate figures are given for the 
 various divisions : parishes and wards, boards of works, school board divi- 
 sions, police districts, etc. : also rated householders and rateable value. 
 
 Vol. III. Ages, condition as to marriage, occupations, and birth- 
 places of the people, pp. 1., 531. 
 London is contained on pp. 1-28. 
 
 Vol. IV. General report, pp. v., 117. 
 
 Contents: introduction — Number of population and rates of increase — 
 Density of (population and habitations — Sexes — Ages — Condition as to 
 marriage or civil condition — Occupations — Birthplaces — Infirmities — United 
 Kingdiim — British Empire. 
 
 Vol. V. Preliminary report and tables of the population and 
 houses enumerated in England and Wales, and in the islands in 
 the British seas, on 4th April, 1881. pp. xii., 125. 
 
 Area, houses and population in 1871 and 1881 are given on pp. 7-8 of 
 Greater London. Registration London, London within the limits of the 
 Metropolis Local Management Act, School Board district, Parliamentary 
 boroughs, and City of London. 
 
 Census of England and Wales, 1891- London, 1891-3. Folio, 
 7 vol. 
 
 Preliminary report, pp. xiv., 138. 
 
 Vol. I. Area, houses, and population — Administrative and ancient 
 counties, pp. xxxvi., 482. 
 
 Vol. II. Area, houses, and population — Registration areas and 
 sanitary districts, pp. xxxvii., 1165. 
 
 Vol. III. Ages, condition as to marriage, occupations, birth- 
 places, and infirmities, pp. Ixiv., 564. 
 
 Vol. IV. General report, with summary tables and appendices. 
 pp. vi., 143. 
 
 Contents of report — Introduction — Areas — Population and rates of increase 
 — Habitations — Sexes, ages and condition as to marriage — Occupations — 
 Birthplace.'* — Physical infirmities — Institutions — Languages in Wales and 
 Monmouthshire — The United Kingdom — TheBiitish Empire. 
 
 Vol. V. Index to the population tables of England and Wales, pp. 
 218. 
 
 Vi)]. \'I. London — Tables extracted from vol. I., TI., and III. pp. 
 v., 85. Map showing registration districts. 
 
 Contents : Area, houses and pojxilation of the administrative county ; 
 parliamentary boroughs and tbcir divisions ; portions of the ancient 
 counties in the administrative county ; City of London and its municipal 
 wards ; and the petty sessional divisions — Civil pari.shes in the county and 
 City of London ; inhabited houses, families or separate occupiers, and 
 frf.piilation — Kcrlesiastical parishes or districts in the county ; inhabited 
 ■-'ipulation, anddateof formation— Area, houses and population of the 
 . ^ . lon division and county ; regifctration districts and sub-districts and
 
 33 
 Census of England and Wales, 1891, Vol. Yl.—continuod. 
 
 civil piirishcs : ia groups of rijuistnitioii districts ; in sanitary areas — Total 
 tenements and tenements with less than five rooms, (listino;uishin,t;r those 
 occupied by various numbers of ])ersons — Persons enunieratc^I in Ijarracks, 
 on l>oard H.M . ships at home, in workhouse cstalilislnncnts. in liospitals, in 
 lunatic asylums, in jjrisons, in certified reformatory and industrial schools, 
 on board sea-going ami coasting merchant vessels and inland l)argcs and 
 boats, in harbours, rivers, creeks and canals — Acreage of land, water and 
 foreshore in the registration division and county, in civil parishes, k,c. — 
 Increase or decrease of population, 1881-91, compared with excess 
 of births over deaths ; marriages, births and deaths registered in the 
 registration division and county, and districts in 1881-90 — Difference 
 between the registration county and administrative count}- in area, houses 
 and population — Changes in the areas of civil parishes effected by Local 
 Government Board orders under the provisions of the Divided Parishes Acts 
 of 187G and 187'J — Parishes, iScc, within the administrative county of London : 
 area; inhabited houses and population in 1881 and 1891 ; airl number of 
 rated householders and assessed rateable annual value of property in 1891 — 
 Ldiabited houses and population in 1881 and 1891, and latei householders 
 in 1891, of the wards into which 87 metropolitan parishes have been divided 
 — Divisions of the London School ]>oard district, houses and population in 
 1891 — Area, inhabiteil houses and i)opulation, 1881 and 1891, of the Metro- 
 politan and City of London police districts ; district within the juris- 
 diction of the Central Criminal Court ; London within the boundaries 
 adopted for various purposes — -Aees of males and females in the registration 
 division and county, in registration districts, in metropolitan sanitary areas 
 — Condition as to marriage, and ages of males and females in the registra- 
 tion division and county and in registration districts — Occupations of males 
 and females, aged 10 years and upwnnls, in the registration division, and 
 in groups of registration districts — liirthplaces of males and females enume- 
 rateil in the registration division and county — Distribution of the enumerate I 
 nativesof the registration divisi(in and county — Country of Itirthof f<ireig!iers 
 enumerated in the registration division and county, and in each of its regis- 
 tration districts — Number and ages of persons returned as blind, as deaf 
 and dumb, as deaf, and as mentally deranged in registration districts — Ages 
 and condition as to marriage of inmates of workhouses and prisons. 
 
 ■ of Scotland, 1891. Edinburgh, 1892-93. Folio, 2 vol. 
 
 Vol. I. Ee])ort ; tables appended to the report ; population tables. 
 Supplement : Effect of the orders of the Boundary Commissioners appointed 
 under tin provisions of the Local Government (Scotland; Act. 1,S89. as 
 regards the population, &c.. of the counties and parishes in Scotland, with 
 report. ])p. xxxi., BUS ; iv., 146. 
 
 Vol. II. Ages of the people; educational statistics; civil or conjugal 
 condition ; birthplaces of the people ; occupations of the people, pp. xliv., 
 3.">3 ; XXX., 8.58. 
 
 — of Ireland, 1891. Dublin, 1891-92. Folio, h vol. 
 
 P-trt L Area, houses, and population ; also the ages, civil or conjugal 
 condition, occupations, birthplaces, religion, and education of the p 'nple. 
 Vol. 1. I'rovincc of Leinster. pp. viii.. 1291, iv. 
 Vol. Jl. Province of ]\Iunster. ])p. 1097, v. 
 Vol. 111. Province of Ulster, pp. 10(51, iv. 
 Vol. TV. Province of Coniuiught. pp. ()9."), iv. 
 
 Part II. General report, witli illustrative maps and diagrams, tabhs. and 
 appendix, pp. xvi., 587. 
 
 of New South Wales, 1891. Sydney, 1894. 4to, 2 v.)l. 
 
 Vol. 1. Kcsults t)f the census taken for the night of the oth April. 1891. 
 pp. 762. 
 
 C 
 
 [4407
 
 34 
 Census of New South Wales, 1891, Vol. 1.— continued. 
 
 Tho <vnsus is arrantrt'il under the following nine headings : — Ages, cduca- 
 tinn. conjugal condition, rchgions, birthplaces, sickness and infirmity, 
 habitations, occupations, mi.sccllancous. 
 
 Vol. 11. General report on the eleventh census, by T. A. Coghlan. pp. 331. 
 Mai>s and diagrams. 
 
 of Berlin, 1885. T)it; Bcvulkorungs unci Wohnmisfs- 
 
 Anfnalunt' vtnu 1 JJecembcr, 1885, iu der Studt Berlin. JJerliu, 
 lSi)0-91. 4to, 2 vol. 
 
 Vol. I. pp. viii., 102. 
 Voi. II. pp. v.. 114. 110. 
 
 of Berlin, 1893. Die Bcvolkerunp-s und Wohiuxnfjs- 
 
 Aufnahnic voiu 1 Dccuiubcr, 1890, in der Stadt Berliu. Berlin, 
 1893-96. 4to, 2 vol. 
 Vol. I. pp. xxiv.. 12i'. 
 
 Vol. H. pp. [v.], ii:i, (w;, 83. 
 
 of Budapest, 1881, Resul tate der Volkslicschreibimrr' und 
 
 Volk.szahliiiig voiu i .Januar, 1881. Berlin, 1881-83. 8vo, 3 vol. 
 Vol. I. pp. [vii.] 176. 1 dia.gram. 
 Vol. II. pp. [viii.J 2.S2. 7 diagrams. 
 Vol. 111. pp. [.Kii.] 268. 
 
 of Budapest, 1891. Resultatc der Volksbcschreibung und 
 
 Volkszahlung, 1891. ]Jerlin, 1894-9.5. 8vo, 2 vol. 
 
 Vol.1, pp. [vi.]. DS. 120. 7 plates. 
 Vol.11, pp. Fvi.l. nil, '.)8. 8 plates. 
 
 of Pest, 1870. Resultateder Volkszalilung und \"olk.sbc- 
 .schreil)ung. Pe.st, 1871. 8vo, 2 vol. 
 
 Vol.1. Preliminary report, \>\>. 21. 4 diagrams. 
 Vol.1!, ji]). XV.. 344. 10 diagrams. 
 
 - of Paris and the Department of the Seine, 1886. 
 
 R«'.sultut.s .Stat isti(jue.s du deiujiuhreineiit du l8S(i pour la ville de 
 I'aris ct Ic I)ei)aitement do la Seine, ct rcnseignements relatifs 
 aux denombrements antc'rieurs. Paris, 1887. 8vo, pj). J.wii., 872. 
 2 plans. 
 
 ; of Paris and the Department of the Seine, 1891. 
 
 Abridged edition. l'iui.>, lb'.J4. 8vo, p[). 22.j. 2 plates. 
 
 Chamberlain I'Henryj A compleat bi.story and survey of London, 
 \V.~!iiii!i-i(j]', .Soutbwai-k, etc. London, [1770]. Folio, pp. GG2 
 [14]. Illusti-ated. [Title page missing.] 
 
 Contents, hitrr alia : lloman London — The City Wall — The gates — Early 
 History — Charters— 'i'liames — Parishes — Courts of Justice vvithin the City 
 .ind Liberties— Wards — Halls— Churches and public buildings— Suburbs. 
 
 Chambers ( ; Dictionary of tbe English language. London 
 
 II. d. J. 8vo, pp. Ixxxii., 902. 
 
 Etymologif-al dictionary of the English language. 
 
 London, 1877. 8vo, pp. viii., .596.
 
 
 Chambers ( ) Matlioinatical tables, consistino' of lopfarithms 
 
 of numbers 1 to I0b,000, trig-onometrical, nautical and other 
 tables. Edited by James Pryde. London, 1893. 8vo, pp. xlii., 
 454. 
 
 Champion (William) A handbook to the Valuation (IMetropolis) 
 Aft, l;~i6i>, witli an a})])L'ndix. Ijondon, 1873. 8vo, pp. 171. 
 
 Charing-cross and Victoria Embankment Approach Bill, 
 
 Minutes of evidence and proceedings of Select Committee, 1873. 
 London, 1873. Folio, pp. 74, 40. 
 
 Charities. Reports of the Conunissioncrs appointed to enquire con- 
 cerning charities in England and Wales. Vol. i.-vi. London, 
 1819-21. Folio, 6 vol. 
 
 London charities are reported upon at the following references — 
 Vol. I. pp. si.l<)7. 207-221. 
 Vol. II. pp. 1:^-14(1. 
 Vol. III. pp. 230-242. 
 A"ol. IV. pp. 70-l(J3, 1G8-18(;. 
 
 Reports of the Commissioners appointed to enquire con- 
 cerning charities and education of the poor in England and 
 Wales, 1815-1839. Folio, 3 vol. 
 
 [These arc " the arranged sets of Reports of Commissioners on Charities, 
 1-29, ])rei)are(l in pursuance of tlic recommendation of the House ot Commons 
 liibrary Committee," and relate to London only, the several portions being 
 abstracted from the volumes i. ii., iii., iv., vii., viii., x., xii., xiv., xx., xxii., 
 xxiii., xxiv., xxix. and xxxii. of the Reports of the Commissioners.] 
 Contents : — 
 Vol. I. — London -within the Walls — London without the Walls — Index. 
 Vol. II. — City of London — Index. 
 
 Vol. III. — City of London Cliartered Companies — City of Westminster — 
 Inde'x. 
 
 Endowed Charities of the Cify of London, from the 
 
 seventeen reports of the Commissioners for inqnii'ing concerning 
 
 charities, with index. London, 1829. 8vo, pp. xvi., 687. 
 
 [The Charities are arranged under the names of the parish, ward, or coni- 
 ])any which administers them. About 1,200 different charities are described.] 
 
 Reports of the Commissioners appointed to enquire concern- 
 ing charities in England and Wales relating to general charities, 
 1819-37 ; together with— 
 
 Digest of the reports made by the Commissioners of Inquiry 
 into charities, containing analytical digest of reports, charities 
 for distribution among the poor, grammar schools, schools not 
 classical, charities for education not attached to endowed schools, 
 and summaries of the whole of the charity property' and income, 
 1843; and— 
 
 Copies of the general digest of endowed charities of the 
 coirnties and cities mentioned in the fourteenth report of the 
 Charity Commissioners, and of the charities vested in the various 
 London companies, in so far as such digests have been completed, 
 or can be completed up to the time of publication, 1873-75. 
 London, 1819-75. Folio, pp. 436; iv., 23; 71. 
 
 [The charities are arranged under the names of the various donors.]
 
 36 
 
 Charities — continued. 
 
 Reports of the Commissioners appointed to enquire con- 
 cerning charities in England and Wales relating to Kent, 1815- 
 39 ; together with — 
 
 Digest of the reports made by the Commissioners of Inf[uiry 
 into charities, containing analytical digest of reports, charities 
 foi- distribution among the poor, grammar schools, schools not 
 clnssical, charities for education not attached to endo-.ved schools, 
 si» far as relates to the county of Kent, 1841 ; and — 
 
 Copies of the general digest of endowed cliarities of the 
 counties and cities mentioned in the fourteenth report of the 
 C'harity Commissioners, and of charities vested in the vai-ious 
 London Companies, in so far as such digests have been completed, 
 or can be completed up to the time of publication, 1861-63. 
 London, 1815-68. Folio, pp. 874; 95; 133. 
 
 [Tlie charities are arrancred under the names of the various towns and 
 parishes to which they belong.] 
 
 Reports of the Commissioners appointed to enquire con- 
 cerning charities in England and Wales relating to London 
 wiihin and without the walls, 1818-36. London, 1818-3G. 
 Folio, pp. 791. 
 
 [Tlic charitica are arranged under the names of the various parishes to 
 wliich they belong.] 
 
 Reports of the Commissioners appointed to enquire con- 
 
 cerning charities in England and Wales relating to London 
 hospitals, Corporation of the Sons of the Clergy, debtors and 
 prisoners, &c., 1840. London, 1840. Folio, pp. 821 ; 711-873. 
 
 (The charities arc arranged uudcr the names o^ the various hospitals, 
 prisons, i:c.] 
 
 Reports of the Coninii«sii)riers appointed to enquire con- 
 
 cerning charities in Ihigland and Wales lelating to London lively 
 companies, 1818-39 ; together with — 
 
 Copies of the general digest of endowed charities of the 
 counties an<l cities mentioned in the fourteeiith re[)ort of the 
 Charity Commissioners, and of the charities vested in the various 
 London companies in so far as such digests have been completed 
 oi- can be completed up to the time of publication, 1865-66. 
 JiondoD, 1818-68. Folio, pp. 647; 63. 
 
 [The charities are arranged under the names of the various companies.] 
 
 Reports of the Commis.sioners appointed to enquire con- 
 cerning charities in England and Wales relating to Middlesex, 
 l«l8-39 ; together with— 
 
 Copies of the general digest of endowed charities of the 
 Cfmnties and cities mentioned in the fourteenth report of the 
 Charity Commissioneis, and of the charities vested in the various 
 London companies in so far as sucli digests have been completed 
 or can be completed up to the time of publication, 1861-63. 
 London, 1818-68. Folio, pp. 798 ; 77. 
 
 [Tlic chariti(js arc arrangctl under the names of the various parishes to 
 whicli they belong.]
 
 37 
 
 Charities — continued. 
 
 lieports of till' Conimissionors appoint ed to on(|uirc con- 
 cerning' charities in Enn-land and Wales relating to Southwark, 
 1818-36. London, ] 818-36. Folio, pp. 119. 
 
 [The charities arcarraiiu-eil under the names uf tlie various pari.shcsto which 
 they belong.] 
 
 Reports of the Commissioners appointed to en(iuirc con- 
 cerning charities in England and Wales relating to Surrey, 
 1818-39 ; together with— 
 
 Digest of the reports made by the Commissioners of Inquiiy 
 into charities, containing analytical digest of reports, charities 
 for distribution among the poor, grammar schools, schools not 
 classical, charities for education not attached to endowed schools, 
 1841; and— 
 
 Copies of the general digest of endowed chai'ities of the 
 counties and cities mentioned in the fourteenth report of the 
 Charity Commissioners, and of the charities vested in the various 
 London companies in so far as such digests have been completed 
 or can be completed up to the time of publication, 1861-63. 
 London, 1818-68. Folio, pp. G93 ; 59 ; 75. 
 
 [The charities are arranged under the names of the vajioiis towns and 
 parishes to which they belong.] 
 
 Reports of the Commissioners appointed to enquire con- 
 cerning charities in England and Wales relating to Westminstei-, 
 1818-39 ; together Avith — 
 
 Returns of the income of the parochial chainties of the cities 
 of London and Westminster for the yeai'S 1870 and 1875-76. 
 London, 1818-77. Folio, pp. 650-817 ; 7 ; 86. 
 
 [The charities are arranged under the names of the various parishes to which 
 they belong.] 
 
 Copies of correspondence between the Treasury and the 
 
 Board of Inland Revenue, in August and September, 1863, 
 respecting the exemption from income-tax of rents and dividends 
 applied to charitable purposes, and of correspondence between 
 the Treasury, the Home Office, and the Charity Commissioners, 
 respecting an inquiry into the management of certain charitable 
 institutions : together with the reports of the Charity Inspectors 
 by whom such inquiry was conducted. London, 1865. Folio, 
 pp. 266. 
 
 The following charities are reported upon : Lord Crowe's Charity — Christ's 
 Hospital — Bethlem Hospital— Magdalen Hosi)ital — Mordeu College — St. 
 Thomas' Hospital — London Hospital. 
 
 Royal City Parochial Charities Commission, 1878 ; report, 
 
 minutes of evidence, and appendices. London, 1880. Folio, 
 pp. 47 ; xix., 295 ; 364; xvi., 314. 
 
 Contents : Table showing for each parish of the City, the area ; inhabited 
 houses and population in IS.")], ISdl and LS71 ; gross income of charities in 
 iSi!."), lS7n,anil 1S7() ; nuniberof out-door paupers in Mareh.I87'.» ; and rateable 
 value, 1877 — Lisi of ecclesiastical parishes within t he Ci t y, sho wing liow the civil 
 parishes have been united and giving for each civil and ecclesiastical parish 
 the gross income in 1870 of ctarities ecclesiastical and secular — Parishes 
 
 4S3279
 
 38 
 Charities — Royal City Parochial Charities Commission — 
 
 Coil fin tied. 
 
 which have cither obtained, or applied for, new schemes — Number of 
 paupers and cost of out-door relief in the first week of January, 1.S78 and 
 187;>. for each parish of the metropolis— Picports on the parochial charities of 
 the City of London made at various times to the ("harity Commissioners for 
 Enirland and Wales — Accounts, principally for the year 1S77-78. 1 plan 
 showing the parochial divisions of the City of London. 
 
 Report from the select committee on Parochial Chai'ities 
 
 (Loiulon) Bill and London Parochial Charities Bill, 1882 
 proceedings, minutes of evidence, appendix and index. London, 
 1882. Folio, pp. xvi., 304. 
 
 Charley 'William Thomas) Tlic new system of practice and 
 j>k'adinu- uiuler tlie .Supreme Court of Judicature Acts, 1873 and 
 l.^T.j. London, 187.3. 8vo, pp. xxiii., 718. 
 
 Another edition. 1875. 8vo, pp. xix.. 782. 
 
 Charlton, Pari.sh of. Acts of Parliament relating- to, 1803-4. 
 Lundon. Folio. 
 Contents: Land, 1803, 1804. 
 
 Charter of the Hospitals of Christ, Bridewell, and St. Thomas the 
 Aj)ostle, dated 26 June, 7 Edward VI., and of the indenture of 
 covenants made between the King and the citizens of London, 
 dated 12 June in the same year; together with a translation of 
 the charter from the original Latin. London, 1828. 4to, pp. 
 32. [MS. notes.] 
 
 Charterhouse, Parish of, Acts of Parliament relating to, 1534-1867. 
 Luiidoii. Folio. 
 Contents : Hospital, 1722, lSi2, 18G7— Paving, 1534— Sewers, 1777, 1814. 
 
 Chelsea, Parish of. Acts of Parliament relating to, 1790-1874. 
 London. Folio. 
 
 Contents. Burial gi-ound, 1810— Church. 1819, 182.5— Glebe lands, 181.J, 
 182.5 — I'aving, lighting, cleansing, and improving, 1845 — Poor law, 1841 — 
 I'fxjr rates, 1«21— Roatis, 1790, 1803, 1874. 
 
 Reports and accounts of the Vestry, 1856 to 1894-95. 
 
 Li-'iidon, 1657-95. 8vo, 9 vol. and parts (continuinrf) . 
 
 Chemical Industry, Journal of the Society of. Manchester, 
 
 l~~-"> '.''). i'lilio, II vol. (roiittjiuinf/). 
 
 Chemical News and Journal of Physical Science, ^vith which is 
 
 iiii-oj-poj-atcd the ('liemi(;al (ja/.eltu, a joiiiiial of practical 
 chemistry in all its applications to pharmacy, arts and manu- 
 factures. London, 1885-95. 8vo, 22 vol. (continuing). 
 
 Chicago, First annual re[)ort of the tlej)artii)ent of Public AVorks 
 to the ('ity Council, l)-i7(;, together Avith twentietli annual state- 
 ment of the finances. Chicago, 1877, 8vo, pp. 255, 142. 
 
 Reports and plans of sewerage. Chicago, 1855. 8vo, pp. 
 
 820.
 
 ;39 
 
 Chitty ( ) Ci)llection of statutes, witli notes thereon, eon- 
 
 tainin<>- all the statutes of praetical utility in the civil and criminal 
 administration of justice, to the present time. London, lb6o 
 8vo, 4 vol. 
 
 Chitty ( ) Equity Index. London, 1853. Svo, 4 vol. 
 
 Vol. I. ACA— FUT. 
 Vol.11. GAM— POW. 
 Vol.111. PRA— TUR. 
 Vol. IV. UNO— WOR. 
 
 Chitty (John) The practice of the law in all its departments. 
 London, 1833-35. 8vo, 3 vol. 
 
 Chitty (Joseph, Junior) A practical treatise on the law of 
 contracts not under seal, and upon the usual defences to actions 
 thereon. Third edition. London, 1841. 8vo, pp. Iv., 976. 
 
 The same. Fourth edition by John A. Russell. London, 
 
 1850. 8vo, pp. Ixiii., 855. 
 
 Chitty (Thomas Willes) Forms of practical proceedings in the 
 Queen's Bench, Common Pleas and Exchequer Divisions of the 
 High Court of Justice, with notes containing the statutes, rules 
 and practice relating thereto. Eleventh edition. London, 1879. 
 8vo, pp. xc, 890. 
 
 Christchurch, Sonthwark, Parish of, Acts of Parliament relating 
 to, 1737-1817. London. Folio. 
 
 Contents: Church, 1787 — Churchyard, 1S17 — Paving, cleansing', lighting, 
 watching, and improving, 1791 — Poor rates, 1811— Roads, 1768, 17'J3, 1817. 
 
 Christchurch, Spitalfields, Parish of. Acts of Parliament relating 
 to, 1728-1807. London. Folio. 
 
 Contents : Formation of the parish, 1728 — Lighting and watching, 17."57 — 
 Pavinir, clcansins, lighting, and watching, 1772, 1787 — Poor, 17.J3, 1777, 
 1781, 1796, 1807— Roads, 1777, 1781. 
 
 Chronicles of London Bridge. London, 1827. 8vo, pp. xvi., G87. 
 
 56 engravings. 
 
 Contents, inter alia : Acts of Parliament concerning the Bridge— P>ridge 
 property in various parishes — Blackfriars-bridge — Waterworks— liridge 
 House Estate Committee — Ordinances for Butchers — Fire of London — Floods 
 — Frosts and Frost Fairs — Offices and Othccrs of the Bridge — Pageants — 
 Re]iorts and ])lans for the improvement of the port of London — Southwark 
 — Thames Fonls and Ferries — Westminster-ln-idge — Vauxhall-bridge. 
 
 City Commissioners of Sewers, Reports to, 1849-66. 
 lS49-(i6. 8vo, 3 vol. 
 
 London, 
 
 Vol. I. 1849-56. 
 
 Contents : Works e.Kecuted, 1832-5o— Sanitary condition of the City, 
 1848-.">U — Common law rights of ratepayers upheld against the Metropolitan 
 Commissioners of Sewers — Uei)ort ou application of iMr. Jloffatt to take 
 sewage water from outlet sewers for the manufacture of dry manure — Public 
 urinals — Rules and regulations for slaughter-houses within the City — Street 
 cleansing andstreet orderly system — Extramural sepulture — Wood and granite
 
 40 
 City Commissioners of Sewevs— continued. 
 
 caniatroway paviiii^s — Consumi)tion of smoke — Sewap^e intevccption — City of 
 Lniulon Cemrtory at llfonl — Construction of va.ults bencatli jnihlic ways 
 — I'rojections, aiva-gratings, ^:c., upon public ways — Fitness of xVylesfoid 
 pipes for sewage and drains. 
 
 Vol. TI. 1857-60. 
 
 (.'ontents : Works executed, lS.5()-.50 — Results of gaufiintrs of sewers — 
 Experimental earriatreway ))avenients in JMoorgate- street — liequlations for 
 common lodgintr-houses — London Omnibus Tramway CoTupany scheme — 
 Ventilation of sewers — 8ewage and sewer gases — Ai)plication of charcoal to 
 the ventilation of sevver.s — Street name tablets — Proposed railw<iy and other 
 companies' works — Cast-iron tramways — Overcrowding of common lodging- 
 houses. 
 
 V..1. ill. 1861-66. 
 
 Ciintents : Works executed, 1860-6.") — Eailway and other companies' works 
 in the City — Sanitary condition — Results of the experiment ol' applying 
 charcoal to the ventilation of sewers — Pneumatic Despatch Company — 
 Street tablets — Subway crossing at Ludgate-hill — Bridges and subways across 
 carriageways— Gas supply — Proposed new road between Fore-street and 
 T'|)per-street. Islington — Widening of Mansion House-street and Poultry — 
 Trathc and improvements in public ways. 
 
 City Court of Sewers, Reports to, 1849-77. London, 1849-77. 
 
 8vii, li vol. 
 
 Vol. I. 1849-71. 
 
 Contents, ?«<^r alia : Rc])ort on plan for deodorizing the sewage of London 
 by means of ])erchloride of iron — Results of experiments to ascertain the 
 consumiition of gas at the jmblic lamps, and on the application of the carbu- 
 rating process — t'onditions for lighting ])ublic lamps — Report of sjiecial 
 committee on gas — Street tramways — Experiments in melting snow. 
 
 Vol. II. 1866-77. 
 
 Contents, iyiter alia : Inflammability of asphalte pavement — Asphalteand 
 wwkJ pavements — Washing carriageways with jet and hose — Street hy- 
 drants and stand-posts — l?rown's street - watering system — Stand-posts in 
 courts and alleys — Liernur's pneumatic system of sewerage. 
 
 CitV of Loudon. N" l.ondon. 
 
 Civil Engineers, Institute of. Minutes of proceedings, 1870-71 to 
 jsic-ix;, vol. x.xxi.-c.xxvi. London, 1870-96. 8vo, 96 vol. 
 (^rontinui7ig). 
 
 Contents (rrliifin// io xprrijir LoniJim mfiftrrii) — 
 
 Vol. xxxi. 'J'hames embankment cofferdams. 
 
 Vol. xxxiv. South dock of the West India Docks. 
 
 Vol. xliii. Pneumatic ti'ansmission of telegrams. 
 
 Vol. xlv. Flow of the river 'J'hames, January 1, 1876. 
 
 Vol. xlix. Uivor Thames — Sydenham tunnel construction, Tiondon, Cliat- 
 liam and Dover Railway. 
 
 Vol. liv. Victoria, Albeit, and Chelsea cmVjaidiments. 
 
 Vol, lix, I'asscnger steamers of the Thames -dliver Tliames. 
 
 Vol. Ix, 'J'hanieH steam ferry between Wapping and Rotherhithe. 
 
 Vol. Ixi. CU«patra*K ncwlie. 
 
 Vol. Ixiv. V\n\v of tli<! Uivur Thames. 
 
 Vol. Ixxi. Current-meter observations in the Thames. 
 
 Vol. Ixxii, Slipway for j.leasure boats on the River Thames — River 
 Thames.
 
 41 
 
 Civil Eng-ineers, Institute of. Minutes of proceedings — continued. 
 
 Vol. Ixxviii. Wood-paving in tlie metropolis — System of coalint,' at the 
 works of the late Lomloii Gasliirht Company, Nine-elms — Rainfall at Camden- 
 square, London, 1S81 and 1882. 
 
 Vol. Ixxxi. Metropolitan and Metropolitan District llaihvays — City lines 
 and extensions (Inner Circle completion) — Effect of the drought of 1881 
 ui)on the pollution of the River Tliames below London. 
 
 Vol. Ixxxv. Micro-orsi'anisms in metropolitan waters. 
 
 Vol. Ixxxvi. Demolition of th(3 north-east wall of the Gallions-basin, 
 Royal Albert Docks, on the 2:ird April, 18S(;. 
 
 Vol. Ixxxviii. Sewage sluil^e and its disposal. 
 
 Vol. xc. Chalk springs in the London basin. 
 
 Vol. xciv. Distribution of hydraulic power in London. 
 
 VoL xcvii. Experiments on the movements of sewer air at AVinii)ludon, 
 1888. 
 
 Vol. ci. New bridge of the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway 
 Company over the Thames at Blackfriars. 
 
 Vol. cv. Subterranean water in the chalk formation of the U[)per 
 Thames and its relation to the supply of London. 
 
 Vol. cvii. Widening and improvement works, London and South AVestern 
 Railway (Metropolitan extension). 
 
 Vol. ex. Manufacture of oil-gas at the Holloway woi'ks of the Great 
 Northern Railway Company. 
 
 Vol. cxi. Signalling at the Waterloo terminus of the London and South 
 Western Railway. 
 
 Vol. cxii. Electrical railways : the City and South London Railway. 
 ■ Vol. exiii. Foundations of the river-piers of the Tower-bridge. 
 
 Vol. cxiv. Wreck-raising in the River Thames. 
 
 Vol. cxv. Hydraulic power supply in London. 
 
 Vol. cxxi. Tower bridge. 
 
 Vol. cxxiii. City and South London Railway. 
 
 Vol. cxxv. Grain appliances at the Mill wall Docks. 
 
 Subject index, 1837-94. London, 1881, 1895. 8vo, 2 vol. 
 
 (^continuing) . 
 
 Name index, 1837-79. London, 1885. 8vo, 1 vol. {con- 
 
 tini(ing). 
 Catalogue of library. London, 1895. 8vo, 3 vol. 
 
 Charters, bye-laws, regulations, and list of members, 1873, 
 
 1881, 1883, 1885, 1887, 1889, 1891, 1893, 1895, 1896. London, 
 1873-96. 8vo, 10 vol. (co7itinuing) . 
 
 Electricity, practical applications of — a series of lectui'cs 
 
 delivered during session 1882-83. London, 1884. 8vo, ])[). iv., 
 
 181. 2 plates. 
 
 Contents : Sr/^ Abel (F.A.). Rramwell (Sir Frederick), Ilopkinson (J.), 
 Preece (W. H.), Siemens (C. W.), Thomson (Sir William). 
 
 Heat iu its mechanical applications — a series of lectures 
 
 delivered daring session 1883-84. Lyndon, 1885. 8vo, p^J. 236. 
 
 4 plates. 
 
 Contents : .9w Anderscni (William). Cowper (E. A.). .Jenkin (Fleeming), 
 Kirk (A. C), Noble (Andrew), Reynolds (Osborne).
 
 42 
 
 Civil Eug'ineers, Institute oi— continual. 
 
 Jlvdio-met'lianii-s, tlieory and practice of — a .scries of 
 
 lectures doliveretl during session 1884-85. London, 1885. 8vo, 
 pp. 208. plates. 
 
 Contents : See Evans (John), Hartley (Sir 0. A.), Pole (William), Reed 
 (Sir E. J.), Stevenson (Thomas), Unwin (W. C). 
 
 ■ — - Ensfincerins: education in tlio Britisli J3ominions, Avitli 
 regulations of the Institution of Civil Engineers as to the 
 admission of students. London, 1891. 8vo, pp. 76. 
 
 Civis, The L.C.C. and the City, with a few words on the Home 
 Secretary's " more excellent way." London, 1895. 8vo, pp. 95. 
 
 Clapliam, Parish of, Acts of Parliament relating to, 1774-1877. 
 Jjondou. FoHo. 
 
 Contents: lUiilding on, and improvement of estates, 1S4 4 — Churcli, 1774, 
 1813— Commons, 1877 — Glebe lands, 171)4, 1817— Lighting and watching, 
 1785, 1846— Poor, 1811— Railways, 1853, 1855, 1857. 
 
 Clapham-common, Plan of. [n. d.] 
 
 CJark 'Dailiel Kiunear) The steam engine: a treatise on steam 
 cnunnes ;ui(l hoiki's. London, 1891. 8vo, 4 vol. 
 
 A manual of rules, tables and data for mechanical 
 
 engineers. London, 1878. 8vo, pp. xxvii., 984. 
 
 Tramways : their construction and Avorking, emhracing a 
 
 comprehensive history of the system, Avitli accounts of the various 
 modes of traction (including horse-power, steam, heated-water, 
 and coni])ressed air locoinotives, cable traction, and electric 
 traction), a description of the varieties of rolling stock and. 
 ample details of cost and. working expenses, with special refer- 
 ence to the traniAvays of the United Kingdom. Second edition. 
 London, 1894. 8vo, pp. xxxvi., 758, willi api)endix, index, 408 
 illustnitions, and 12 plates. 
 
 Clark ^G. T J .Military architecture of tlie Tcnver of London. See 
 London cold Loii(h)n). 
 
 Clarke 'Rev. H. Wj A history of tithes. London, 1891. 8vo, 
 p]j. x.viv., 2t;b. 
 
 ContnntH. inter alia : Tithes in the City and Liberties of London— Tithe 
 
 'I— Tithe rent charges in 183G of Archbishops, IJishops, Cliapters, 
 
 e-tatcs of Deans, i^c. ; universities, schools, &;c. ; septennial aver- 
 
 af,'es of wheat, barley, and oats for 55 years endinj^ 18'J0 ; summary by 
 
 coiip*^'- "".-^ -innaal amount of church revenues, and number of benefices 
 
 Ofl'l OIISCH. 
 
 Claudel 'Jj Eorniuh-s, tabh,'S et ronseignmcnts ])i;iti(jues ; aidc- 
 memf>irc des ingenieurH, dcs architects, &c. Paris, 1854. 8vo, 
 pp. xxiv., 914.
 
 43 
 
 Clay (^Sir William) Remai-ks on the water supply of London. 
 Second edition. London, 1849. 8vo, pp. 108. 3 plans. 
 
 Contents : Historical notice— Quantity supplied — Quality of the present 
 sujiply — Mode of supply, '• continuous " and " intermittent " — Monopoly and 
 competition — Improvements rec^uired — Appendix. 
 
 Clerkenwell, Parisli of. Acts of Parliament relating to, 1770-1851. 
 Lontlon. Folio. 
 
 Contents: Church, 1787, 1790— Hospital, 1826 -Improvements, 18r>l — 
 Paving, repairing, cleansing, lighting and watching, 1770, 182!) — Paving, 
 repairing, lighting and watching, 1771, 1776— Poor, 1775, 1782. 
 
 Reports and accounts of the Vestry, 1856 to 1894-95. London, 
 
 1856-95. 8vo. 5 vol. and parts (^continuing). 
 
 Cliflford (Frederick) A history of private bill legislation. Lon- 
 don, 1885-87. 8vo, 2 vol. 
 
 Vol. I., pp. xxviii., 607. 
 
 Contents, inttr alia : Introduction. General subjects of early private bill 
 legislation — luclosure Acts — Town Improvement Acts — Municipalities autho- 
 rized to rebuild — Local Statutes regulating Industries — Ironworks in Sussex — 
 Cloth manufacture in Kent — Decay of southern manufactures — Canals — Rail- 
 ways — Tramways — River Tunnels — Channel Tunnel P>ills — Gas lighting- 
 Electric lighting— London hydraulic power Acts, 1871-81 — Water supply — 
 Improved procedure on private Bills — Hearings at bar, transferred to 
 committees — Number now serving on committees — Chairmen's panel — Sub- 
 Committees on petitions discontinued— Standing Order inquiries, now made 
 by examiners^Service of notices — Ingrossment of Bills; Breviates — Fees 
 charged in Parliament — Parliamentary agency — Costs of private bill legislation 
 — Results of any change of Tribunal — Bills promoted by Local Authorities — 
 Ad Valorem fees in both Houses — Statistics of investments in statutory under- 
 takings — Capital embarked in other undertakings — Strict appropriation of 
 capital to authorized works— Effect of Parliamentary control upon value of 
 statutory securities — Successive subjects of private bill legislation — Small 
 Debt Courts— Tithes— Poor relief— Number of Private Acts, 1801-84— I'rivate 
 Acts not printed. 
 
 Cap. I. Private legislation, its rise and development. 
 
 Cap. II. Messages between the two Houses. 
 
 Cap. III. Ingrossment of Private Bills and Acts— Inrolment as statutes 
 — Drafted in statutory form by Judges— Protests by Commons against delay 
 in drafting— Ancient records and language of statutes — First printed col- 
 lection of Acts— Ordinances— Mode of certifying Private Acts— Promulgation. 
 
 Cap. IV. Early precedents (Personal). 
 
 Cap. V. Divorce. 
 
 Cap. VI. The Templars — Mortmain — Exemptions from military service 
 — Fellowship of Physicians — Incorporation of Surgeons— Rivers, harbours, and 
 docks — Lotteries — Payment of Members of Parliament. 
 
 Apiiendix A. Return of Acts of Parliament, Public, Local, Personal, and 
 Private, 1800-1881. 
 
 Aiipendix B. Inclosure Acts — Commons inclosed — Inclosure Commis- 
 sioners' report. 
 
 Appendix C. Names of persons incorporated into Thames Archway and 
 Thames Tunnel Companies. 
 
 Vol. II. pp. xvii., 966. 
 
 Contents, intci- alia : Cap. VII. Highways — Roads— Bridges — Ferries. 
 
 Cap. VIII.-X. Water supply of I^ondon. The City conduits — Waterworls 
 at London Bridge — The New River — Water Bills and projects in the sevei,- 
 teeuth and eighteenth centuries — Extension of London Britlge waterworks —
 
 44 
 
 Cliifoi'd (Frederick) A history of private bill legislation — continued. 
 
 York lUiililinsrs, Chelsea, and Lambeth Companies — Drinking water from 
 canals— Graml Junction. South liOndon, Kent, West Middlesex, and East 
 London Companies — Competition between new and old undertakings — Par- 
 tition of districts— Increase in Water rates — Unlimited powers of Companies — 
 Marylebone Parochial Waterworks Bill, 1810-19 — Profits of Companies, and 
 their charges, down to 1827 — Wooden i)ipes — Defective service — Parliamentary 
 intjuiries. 1821 and 1828 — Polluted sources of supply — Royal Commission 
 1827-28 — Mr. Tell'onrs scheme. 1884 — Bill of Government to consolidate 
 Companies — Metroi>olis Water Act of 1871 — Picports and iii<[uiries— Supply — 
 Attempts to transfer Water Supply to Public i'>odies — Assessment of Water 
 rents — Increased value of Water Undertakings. 
 
 Cap. XL-XV. Local Authorities. Boroughs — Burghal customs — Charters — 
 Municipal Corporations in 183.5 — Municipal Reform Act — Early examples of 
 Local Government — Building assize in London — Fires — Act for good order 
 London. 1285 — Taverns — Watch and Ward — Cleansing of Streets — Villeins 
 taking refuge in Towns — Ravage and Improvement Acts. 1301-1662 — Calais — 
 London and Westminster Improvement Act. 1662 — Rebuilding decayed Towns, 
 1540 — Two Pennies Scots Acts — Sanitary Legislation — Commissions of Sewers 
 — .Sanitary state of Towns, 1800-47 — Parliamentary Committees and Royal 
 Commissions — Local Rating, 1845 — Sanitary administration in the Metropolis, 
 1845-47 — Public Health — Sanitary and Local Government Acts, 1848-75 — 
 Local legislation in London — Sewers Commissions — Metropolis Local 
 Management Act, 1855 — Main Drainage — Corporation of the City of London. 
 
 Cap. XVI. Marine, life, and fire insurance — The Ilanse merchants and 
 Lombards — London and Roj'al Exchange Assurance Corporations, 1720 — 
 Statutory incorporation of Lloyd's, 1871 — Municipal insurance in London — 
 Mercers' Company scheme. 
 
 Cap. XVII. — Di)cks in die Thames — Statutes against evasion of customs — 
 Origin of legal and sufferance wharfs — Want of accommodation for shipping, 
 1762-1800 — Merchants' Bill of 1796 — Competing scheme of Corporation of 
 London — Inquiries in House of Commons — Increased commerce of Port — 
 Rival Bills, 1797-99— Port of London and West India Docks Act, 1799— City 
 Canal through Isle of Dogs — London docks, 1800 — East India Docks, 1.S03 — 
 St. Katharine's, \%2^^ — Amalgamation of East and West India Companies, 
 1838 — Surrey, Commercial, Victoria, Millwall, Dagenbam, Tilbury Docks. 
 
 Cap. XVIII. Provisional orders and certificates, and orders in Council. 
 
 Cap. XIX. Fees on Private Bills. 
 
 Ca|). XX. Staiidine orders. 
 
 Cap. XXI. Private Bill Office. 
 
 Cap. XXII. Procecflings on opposed Bills. 
 
 Cap. XXIII. Procedure at Bar. 
 
 Cap. XXIV. Evidence — Shorthand writers — PoAver to administer oaths — 
 Witnesses. 
 
 Cap. X.W, Preliminary enrpiiries. 
 
 Clifford CFrederickj and p. S. Stephen, J'ractice of the Court of 
 l!il'(,T».'e.s iMi private bills in i';uli;uiiont with vo})orts of cases 
 as to the locus standi of petitioners. London, 1870. Svo, 
 pj). xii., 189. 
 
 Clodo '^C. M.) Memorials of the Guild of Merchant Taylors of the 
 fraternity of St. Jolin the Baptist in the city of London, and of 
 it.s as.sociated charities and institutions. London, 1875. 8vo, pp. 
 xxxi., 740. 2r> jilates. 
 
 Contents : Mcmorialn of the fraternity — Memorials of the associated 
 Ch-' ^I'-morials of the institutions (Advowsons, Schools, Almslir>uses 
 
 Co:i ,t Home) — Documents and extracts referred to — Index to 
 
 mattcrfl, piacss and persons.
 
 45 
 
 Close (Giacomo) Dello aequo pntabili e riforma del sistema cloaoalc 
 dclhi Cittu di Napoli. Naples, 18()4. 8vo, pp. 91. 
 
 [A pamphlet bound up with others in volume London Water Supidy, 
 1849-64. See Water.] 
 
 Cobden (Richard) Speeches on questions of ])ublic policy. London, 
 1880. 8vo, pp. vi., 662. 
 
 Contents: Free trade — Finance — War — Foreign policy — India — Peace — 
 Policy of the Whig Government — Parliamentary reform — E(hu'ati(in. 
 
 The political writings of. London, 1886, 8vo, pp. vii., 704. 
 
 Coghlan (T. A.) General report on the eleventh census of New 
 South Wales. See Census. 
 
 The wealth and progress of New South Wales, 1894. 
 
 Eighth issue. Sydney, 1895-96. 8vo, 2 vol. 
 
 Vol. T., pp. -Hi"'. 
 
 Vol. IL.pp- i(i7-l()28. Map and diag-rams. 
 
 Cohn (Dr. Glistav) A history of political economy. (American 
 Academy of Political and Social Science.) Translated by Dr. 
 Joseph Adna Hill. Philadelphia, 1894. 8to, pp. 142. 
 
 Contents : Econcmic history and the history of economic science — 
 PreiJaratiiry period of scientific political economy — French economists — 
 Adam Smith — Followers of Adam Smith, down to the time of John Stuart 
 jVliJl — German political economy in the first half of the nineteenth century — 
 Socialistic literature of Fiance and Germany — New German political economy. 
 
 Colburn (Richard T.) Taxation of large estates (American Academy 
 of Political and Social Science). Philadelphia [n. d.]. 8vo, pp. 12. 
 
 Cole (Charles Nalson) A collection of laws which forin the 
 constitutiiin of the Bedford Level Corporation, together with an 
 introductory history thereof. London, 1803. 8vo, pp. lix., 706. 
 
 Cole (Nathan). The royal parks and gardens of London ; their 
 history and mode of embellishment, with hints on the propaga- 
 tion and culture of the plants employed, the artistic arrange- 
 ment of colours, &c. London, 1877. 8vo, pp. iv., 131. 15 
 plates. 
 
 Contents : The gardens at l>uckingham and Kensington palaces — Ken- 
 sington-gardens — Tbc Royal Horticultural Societ3''s gardens, Kensington — 
 lioyal Botanic Society of London — Hyde-park — St. James", Green, Victoria, 
 P)attt-rsea, and Regent's parks — Ham[)ton-court-palace and gardens — Kew- 
 gardens — Crystal-palace — Hardy evergreens and flowering trees and shrubs 
 in the Limdon parks and gardens. 
 
 Collet (Clara E.) Secondary education in London —Girls. See 
 Acland (Arthur H. D.). 
 
 Collier (R. P.) The Railway clauses. Companies clauses, and 
 Lands' clauses Consolidation Acts, with notes, together with an 
 appendix, treating of the formation of a Railway company, the 
 mode of passing a Bill through Parliament, &c., and an addenda 
 of statutes and forms. London, 1845. 8vo, pp. xii., 285, App. 
 60, cxxii., 30.
 
 •16 
 
 Colliuo* (.James K.) -Art foliage, for sculpture and decoration, 
 with an anah'sis of geometric form, and studies from nature of 
 buds, leaves, Howers, and fruit. London, I860. 4to, pp. viii., 136. 
 7'2 plates. 
 
 CollisOU (G.) Cemetery interment, containing a concise history of 
 the modes of interment practised by the ancients; descriptions of 
 Perc la Chaise, the Eastern cemeteries and those of America ; 
 the English, metropolitan and provincial cemeteries, and more 
 pai-ticularly of the Abney-park cemetery at Stoke Newington, 
 with a descriptive catalogue of its plants and Arboretum. 
 London, 1840. 8vo, pj). viii., 420. 
 
 Collyer f John) Reports of cases decided in the High Court of 
 Chaui-L'ry, by the Right Hon. Sir J. L. Knight-Bruce, Yice- 
 Chancellor. 6'ee Younge (Edward). 
 
 Coiqilhoun (V.) A. treatise on the Police of the Metropolis, con- 
 laiiiing a detail of various crimes and misdemeanours, and 
 f-uggesting remedies for their prevention. Seventh edition. 
 London, 1806. 8vo, pp. xvi., 655, and index. 
 
 Contents: General view of existing evils — Sjstem of ptinishmcnts, 
 IhForetically considered — Cause and progress of small thefcs — Burglaries 
 and highway robberies — Cheats and swindlers — Gaming anrt the lottery — 
 Counterfeit money — River ])lunder — Plunder in the (lock3-ards — Eeceivers 
 of stolen goods — Origin of criminal offences— Female prostitution — State of 
 the poor — Detection of offenders — Prosecution of offenders — System of 
 l»unishments — Criminal Police of Metropolis — Municipal Police. 
 
 A treatise on the commei'ce and Police of the River 
 
 Thames, containing an historical vieAv of the trade of the Port 
 of London, and suggesting means for preventing the depredations 
 thereon, by a legislative system of River Police. London, 1800. 
 8vo, pp. x.Kxiv., 676, index and map of the Port of London. 
 
 Contents: Rise and progress of the commerce of the River Thames — 
 Reflections on the origin and progress of depredation on the River Thames — 
 A detailed account of the different branches of trade which suffer by 
 <lepredationson the River Thames — The causes which produced the institution 
 of the Marine Police— Immediate effects of the River Police, in the 
 protection afforded to West India property- Effects produced by the 
 collateral influence of the police system in guarding other branches of 
 trade from depredation — Considerations on the national advantages of the 
 Marine Police Institution— Means used to render the experiment of the 
 ilnrine Police permanent and complete — Various authorities entitled to 
 txcrcifc juri»liction on or netir the River — i'oweis and functions of the 
 1a)iA Mavor and Corporation — Powers and functions of the Trinity House 
 O.n ' '111' .11 — West India Dock Company — Powers and functions of the 
 C< 1 era of Cu-stoms and lOxcise— Maritime regulations and offences 
 
 — p;uiis iind r^ulations of the Port of London. 
 
 Colyer CFrederickj Public institutions, their engineering, sanitary 
 and other appliances, with the construction of special depart- 
 ments. Londr.n ^Uhi). 8vo, pp. xii,, 210.
 
 4-: 
 
 Commons. '^^^'•' l'^^^' of commons and commoners, a treatise show- 
 ing- the origin and nature of common, and the several kinds 
 thereof. London, 1G98. 8vo, pp. [xxii], 263. 
 
 Commons Preservation, Six essays on. London, 18G7. Svo, 
 
 pp. xvii., 432. 
 
 Contents : The law of commons and open spaces and the rights of the 
 public therein — The legal and historical aspects of the question as to the 
 preservation of commons in the neighbourhood of the metropolis — The 
 ancient and modern rights of Lords and Commons in reference to manorial 
 waste lands — The [)reservation of commons : legal and historical aspect of 
 the question — The preservation of commons in the neighbourhood of the 
 metropolis — Tlie preservation of commons near London and large towns. 
 
 Communications, Metropolitan, Report from select committee, 
 proceedings, minutes of evidence, and appendix. London, 1855. 
 Folio, pp. xiv., 204. 36 plans. 
 
 Contents of appendix, inter alia : Eeturu of passengers by different 
 railways east and west of Temple Bar, ISH> — Number of passengers arriving 
 at anddci)arting from the following stations during the years 18.J0 and 1854 : 
 Loudon - bridge, Fenchurch - street, Waterloo, Shoreditch, Paddington, 
 Euston and King's-cross — Population and inhabited houses of the metro- 
 polis within and without the City, and rated rental of the City, 1811 and 
 1851 — Estimated number of persons and vehicles (including steamers) going 
 into and out of the City daily — Estimate of the quantity and cost of ground 
 purchased within the City for public improvements, and i)roduce of resale — 
 Quantities of coal carried by tbe Great Northern Railway Company during 
 1854 on 12 miles of their line to their London station, at ^d. per ton per 
 mile, with an estimate of the sum which would be received for an equivalent 
 weight of passengers, 12 to the ton, at \(}. per mile per passenger. 
 
 Concanen (M., Junior) and A. Morg-an, Tlie history and antiqui- 
 ties of the parish of St. Saviour's, Sauthwark. London, 17L'5. 
 Svo, pp. viii., 280. 3 plates. 
 
 Contents: Grants and charters— The City and Southwark — Boundaries — 
 Inns — Town Hall — Church — The wardens — Church dues — Parish ofllccr,> — 
 Bells — Free Grammar School — 'Winchester Ilou&e — Bankside — Globe Theatre 
 — Borough Waterworks — The Stews— The Bear Gardens — The Clink — The 
 Workhouse — The Borough market. 
 
 Conkling (Alfred R.) City government in the United States. 
 New York, 1895. 8vo, pp. xii., 227. 
 
 Conservancy Boards, &C., Report from select committee of tlio 
 House of Lords, proceedings, minutes of evidence, appendix and 
 index. London, 1877. Folio, pp. xii., 327. 
 
 Contents of appendix, inter alia : List of Commissioners of Sewers in force, 
 1877 — Rivers of England and Wales classified, giving length, area of catch- 
 ment basins, number and length of tributaries.
 
 48 
 
 Coutagfious Diseases (Animals) Handbook for England, Wales 
 and Scotland, of tlic laws and i'c\t;'ulations relating to contagious 
 and infectious diseases among animals. Prepared by the 
 Agricultural J )e]iartment of the Privy Council Office. London, 
 1887. 8vo, pp. xxi., 85-4. 
 
 'Ilie same; prcpai-ed l>y the Veterinaiy Department of the 
 
 Privy Council OHice. London, ISSO. 8vo, pp. viii., 445. 
 
 Report from select committee, proceedings, minutes of evi- 
 dence, appendix and index. London, 1873. Folio, pp. xxx., 756. 
 ("ontonts of appendix, inter td'ia : Number of aiiiiiials iiDil amount of 
 tolls, dues, and i)aymcnts received at the Metropolitan Cattle Market during 
 1S71 and X'^'rl, and at the Deptford Foreisin Cattle Market dui-inj? 1.S72 — 
 Instructions to the veterinary inspectors at the ports. The appendix chiefly 
 consists of a description of the cattle plague in Ireland. 
 
 Re])Oid from select committee of the House of Lords on the 
 
 Cuiuagious Diseases (AnimaLs) Pill, proceedings, minutes of 
 evidence and appendix. London, 1878. Folio, pp. ix., 263. 
 
 ^Miscellaneous reports, 1866-1878. London. Folio. 
 
 Contents : Smallpox in sheep — Copies of 19 orders from 24th July, ISfi"). 
 to 1st February, 18(j(), relatintr to the cattle ])la2ue, issued by the Lords of 
 the Council under the provisions of 11 and 12 Vict., c. H)7— Copy of an order 
 relatin^r to the cattle plajrue. passed by the Lords of the Council, under the 
 provisions of 11 and 12 Vict., c. 107, dated tith Febaiary, ISiJi; — Abstract 
 of the Cattle Diseases Act, ISIU".. .so far as it concerns the duties of the 
 Metropolitan Board of Works — Keporl on the cattle plague in Belgium — 
 Copy of an order in Council, dated 24th March, 18(i(i — Regulations as to 
 diseased cattle in South Wales — Cattle impoitation (Netherlands) — Copies 
 of live orders issued by the Lords of the Council on IDth. 24tli, and i5Ist 
 .July. ISCiCi. with I'cference to the cattle plague — Extract from a report made 
 by t lie comndttee api)ointed by the Metropolitan ]5oard of Works to carry 
 out the i)rovisions of the Contagnous Diseases (Ain'nial«) Act — Extract from 
 a report i)y the Special Purposes and Sanitary Committee of the Metropolitan 
 Board of Works on the provisions of the Contagious Diseases (Animals) 
 I'.ill, 1S78 — I'ieui'o-jmeumonia iti cattle : extracts from various authorities as 
 to the fitness of the fics-h for food. 
 
 Coode (^George) l.'rij)<)lliited streams. London, 185(S. 8vo, pp. If!. 
 [A pamphlet Ixiundup with others in voliune. Scifdijr nl iJhat'ioii., lS4-'J-()-'). 
 Srr Diainag'c and sewerage.] 
 
 Cook (^C. H.) Thames rights and Tiiunies wrongs. Westminster, 
 ls'.i5. Second edition. 8vo, pp. xix., 268. 
 
 Conlcntts: IntrfKluctory — Steam-launches and hovv to deal with them — 
 Housc-VjoatB and river ])Ollution — The preservation of the natural l;eauties of 
 liic river — Illegal obstructions in backwaters — Towing-paths and ferries — 
 Public landing-placcH and ways to the river — (Jamping-out grounds — Bathing 
 anrl swimming in the Tliames — Fishery preservation and (ishery rights — 
 NaviL'ution aViove Oxford — Legislative scandal — I'our associations — An 
 unpopular bo<ly — A reformed Con.servancy Board, and notes, explanatory 
 and critical, on the Act of 1894 — Doing the ThamcF — Rules of navigation 
 — Fishing. Khooting-, ami criminal ofFcnccS — Tjaunches, house-boat, and cargo 
 tolls — New conservators, new pollution prevention laws, and old brooms. 
 
 Cook 'Edward E,.) '''be Acts for the better local management of 
 the Metroj.olis: 18 and 11) Vic, c. 120, 19 and 20 Vic, c 112. 
 London, 1856. 8vo, pp. 247.
 
 49 
 
 Cook (Walter Ivimey) Tlie law of charities and mortmain. See 
 
 iiristowe (Jj. .S.j. 
 
 Cooke (Edward William) and George Rennie, Views of the old 
 
 and new Tjundou Bi'idges ; with scientitic and historical notices 
 of the two bridges, and a concise essay on bridges from the 
 earliest period. London, 18311 Folio, pp. vi., 24. 
 
 Contents : 12 plates with descriptions — Historical description of old 
 London Bridge — Historical account of new London Bridge, including 
 dimensions and ])articulars of the total cost — Practical remarks on the 
 arch — Table of the principal bridges in Europe — The tides in the Thames 
 — Velocities of the tides — Sectional areas of the River. 
 
 Cooke (Frances E.) An English hero : the story of Richard 
 Cobden. Tliird edition. London, 1889. 8vo, pp. 130. 
 
 Cooke (G. A.) Walks through London; or, a picture of the British 
 Metropolis. London, 1832. 12mo, pp. Ixxii., 402. Index pp. [16]. 
 
 Contents, inter alia : Origin and ancient history of London — The Great 
 Plague — The Great Fire— Walls and Roman remains — Wells round London 
 —Government — Divisions and Wards — Port of London— Commerce — Courts 
 of the City — Ancient a[)pearance — General view — Improvements— Water 
 Companies — Gas Light Companies. 
 
 Cooke (George WingrOVe) The Acts for facilitating the inclosure 
 of commons in England and Wales ; with a treatise on the law 
 of rights of commons in reference to these Acts ; and on the 
 jurisdiction of the Inclosure Commissioners in exchanges and 
 partition ; under the Public and Private Moneys' Drainage Acts ; 
 and under the Companies' Acts relating thereto ; with forms as 
 settled by the Commissioners. Fourth edition. London, 1864. 
 8vo, pp. xxvii., 592. 
 
 Cooke (William Fothergill) The difficulties of the metropolitan 
 di-ainage question solved by the sewage works of Leicester. 
 London, 1856. 8vo, pp. ix., 54. 
 
 [A pamphlet bound up with others in volame Sewage Utilization, 1845-65. 
 See Drainage and Sewerage.] 
 
 Cooley (Arnold J.) Cyclopoedia of practical receipts and col- 
 lateral information in the arts, manufactures, professions and 
 trades, including medicine, pharmacy, hygiene, and domestic 
 economy, designed as a comprehensive supplement to the 
 Pharmacopoeia, and general book of reference. Sixth edition, 
 revised and enlarged by R. V. Tuson. London, 1880. 8vo, 2 vol. 
 
 Vol. L, pp. xiv.. 89(5. A— INK. 
 
 Vol. 11., pp. 897-17%. INK— ZIRCONIUM. 
 
 Cooper (George) Cases in the High Court of Chancery, during tho 
 time of Lord Chancellor Eldon, 55 Geo. III., 1815, with a few- 
 cases of an earlier period. London, 1815. 8vo, pp. xvi., 347. 
 
 Coote (Henry Charles) The practice of the High Court of 
 Admiralty of England; also the practice of the Judicial Com- 
 mittee of Her Majesty's Most Honorable Pi'ivy Council in 
 Admiralty appeals. London, 1869. 8vo, pp. xix., 476. 
 
 D
 
 oU 
 
 Copland (James) I'l'i-' drainage and sewage of London and large 
 towns — their evils and their cure. London, 1857. 8vo, pp. 30. 
 
 [A immphlot Iwuiid up with others iu volume Sewage utilization, 1845-65. 
 Stc I'raitiage and Sewerage.] 
 
 Corbaux (Francis) On the natural and mathematical lawsconcern- 
 iiiLT pojiulation, A-itality and mortality; the modifications which 
 the law of mortality receives, when referred to different classes 
 of jicople; and genei-ally the movements of population, in its 
 pT'ogrcss of renewal ; -with tables of mortality, applicable to five 
 classes of each sex ; and other tables, expressing the relations 
 between capital and income, under ttie operation of compound 
 interest. London, 1833. 8vo, pp. XA-i., 208, 53. 
 
 Corbett f J.) On the re-housing of the pooi-er classes of central 
 London. Sue Westgarth Prize Essays. 
 
 Gorfield ( W. H.) A digest of facts relating to the treatment and 
 utilization of sewage. Second edition. London, 1871. 8vo, 
 pp. xxvi., 343. 
 
 Contents : Early systems, midden heaps and cesspools — Filth and disease, 
 cause and effect — Improved midden-pits and cesspools ; midden closets, pail 
 closets. &c.— The dry closet systems — Water-closets — Sewerage — Sanitary 
 aspects of the water-carriage system — Value of sewage : injury to rivers 
 (sboals in River^Thames) — Town sewage : attempts at utilization (experi- 
 ments with London sewage) — Filtration and irrigation (London well-water) 
 — Influence of sewage-farming on the public health. 
 
 The same — fii'st edition, 1870. pp. xxiii., 282. 
 
 Corner (Or. R.) A short account of the free Grammar School of 
 .Saint Olave's and Saint John's, Southwark. London, [n.d.]. 4to, 
 pp. 11. 
 
 Contents, inter alia : List of charities under the management of the 
 Governors of the Grammar School. 
 
 Corporation of the City of London. See London. 
 
 CotsWOrth. (M. B.) Direct calculator; containing over 1,000,000 
 distinct calculations, for expediting and ensuring accuracy in 
 multiplication, division, average, percentage, interest, exchange, 
 and general calculation by all combinations of numbers from 1 to 
 1,000 airanged for instant and dii-ect i-eference by mai-ginal 
 indices, etc. York, 1896. Folio, [unpaged]. 
 
 Cotton (^W. J. Richmond^ The City of London, its population and 
 position. 
 
 [An article apii'Miing in the " Contemporary Review " for .January, 1882, 
 pp. 72-H7.1 
 
 Coulson ^H. J. W.j aixl U. A. Forbes, 'I'hc law relating to 
 waters, sea, tidal and inland. London, 1880. 8vo, pp. xxv., 
 748. 
 
 Contents : Of the Bca and rights therein — Of inland watercourses — Of 
 natural rights of water and fluties of riparian owners — Of acquired rights 
 of water and easement of watercourse — Of canals, water supply and docks
 
 Coulson, (H. J. W.) and U. A. Forbes, The law relating to 
 
 waters — continued. 
 
 — Of fishery — Of navigation, ami fiierein of conservancy — Of ferries and 
 bridcjes-Of tolls and rates — Of the remedies for infringement of the rights 
 of water. Appendix : Bye-laws regulating the navigation of the Thames 
 — Index to cases cited — General index. 
 
 Counties (England and Wales) Return of the area and popula- 
 tion of (1) the counties in England and Wales ; (2) the urban 
 sanitary districts in each county, and the nature of their local 
 government ; (3) the rural sanitary districts in each county ; 
 (4) the poor law unions in each county, and the number of urban 
 and rural sanitary authorities which each contains ; and (5) the 
 ])arishes in each county. London, 18S8. Folio pp. 53. 
 
 A similar return brought up to 1893. London, 1893. 
 
 Folio, pp. 60. 
 
 County BorOUgllS, &C. A statement of the county boroughs, other 
 boroughs, urban districts other than boroughs, and rui-al dis- 
 tricts, in England and Wales (excluding the metropolis) on the 
 1st September, 1895, with notes and appendix showing changes 
 of areas, &c., to the 1st October, 1896. London, 1896. Folio, 
 pp. 200. 
 
 The same, brought up to the 1st April, 1897. London, 
 
 1897. Folio, pp. 202. 
 
 County Councillor's Guide, being a handbook to the Local 
 Government Act, 1888, and the various provisions of the Municipal 
 Corporations and other Acts incorporated with it, together with 
 an introduction, an epitome of the powers and duties of the new 
 County Councils, and full references, notes and index. London, 
 
 1888. 8vo, pp. XXX., 294 
 
 County Courts Act, 1888, with introduction, tabular indices to 
 consolidated legislations, notes, and an index to the Act. London, 
 
 1889. 8vo. 
 
 County of London, ^ee London. 
 
 Courts of Justice, New. Designs of competing architects, with 
 descriptive accounts. Folio. 1866. 
 
 [This volume contains also instructions for the competing architects.] 
 
 Report of the Commissioners appointed to advise and 
 
 report as to the buildings proper to be erected, and the plans upon 
 which such buildings shall be erected; minutes, proceedings, and 
 instructions for architects. London, 1871. Folio, pp. xxix., 226. 
 The following Acts are bound up with the report — 28 Vict., 
 c. xlix.; 29 and 30 Viet., c. Ixiii. ; 34 and 35 Vice, c. 57. 
 
 Courts of Justice Buildiag Act (Money) Bill, Minutes of evidence 
 taken before the select committee. London, 1861. Folio, pp. 
 iv. 34. Sac also " Law Courts." 
 
 1) J
 
 52 
 
 Coventry, ^"ity dF. Abstract of accounts, 1893-95. Coventry, 
 1894-95. 8vo., 2 vol. 
 
 Cowper (,E. A.) The steam engine. London, 1885. 8vo. 
 
 [One of a series of lectures delivered at the Institute of Civil Engiueers 
 durine session 1883-84 on Tfrat in its wcclianicdl applications. See Civil 
 Enijineers.l 
 
 Cox ( Homersliam) Tlie law and science of ancient lights. 
 StTdiid I'dition. London, 1871. 8vo, pp. x., 136. 
 
 Cox (Rev. Jollll Edmund) Tho annals of St. Helen's, Bishops- 
 gate. Liiudou, ]s7t). 8vo, pp. xi., 454. 
 
 Contents : Arch3eolog:ical — Charities and bequests — Parish registers — 
 Vestry records from 1.5.58 to 1812 — Cliurchwardens' accounts — Personal 
 history — Dociiinents. 
 
 Cox (Rev. Thomas) ^lagna Britannia; or, topographical, historical, 
 ecclesiastical, and natiu'al history of Middlesex, including Lon- 
 don and Westminster. London, 1720. 4to, pp. 250. 1 map. 
 
 Contents : The liumlreds — ^Monasteries — Charity schools — City com- 
 panies — Wards — Companies' Halls — Suburbs — Ecclesiastical history — 
 Westminster and Liberties. 
 
 Coxworthy (Franklin) Pollution of the atmosphere by the venti- 
 lation of the sewers, and how it may be remedied. London, 1848. 
 8vo., pp. 8. 
 
 [A pamphlet bound up with others in volume Miscellaneous pamphlets, 
 1 856-64. See Pamphlets. ] 
 
 Crabb ' George) Complete series of precedents in conveyancing, 
 and of common and commercial forms in alphabetical order, 
 adapted to the present state of the law, and the practice 
 of conveyancing. Fifth edition. London, 1859. 8vo, 2 vol. 
 
 Crace (John Gregory) A catalogue of maps, plans, and views of 
 Loiiiliin. Westminster, and South wark, collected and arranged by 
 Frederick Crace. London, 1878. 8vo, pp. xxii., 696. 
 
 Craies ' W. F.) The London Building Act, 1894 (57 and 58 Vict., 
 c. ccxiii.J. Loiidf)n, 1894. 8vo, pp. x., 121. with introduction, 
 notes and index (pp. 28). 
 
 Craig' ''R. D.) Rfpf)rts of cases in the High Court of Chancery, 
 <bt'6' Mylne (.1. W.). 
 
 and T. J. PhillipSi Kciioi'ts of cases argued and deter- 
 mined in tlic Jligli Court of Cljaiicery, during the time of Lord 
 Chancellor Cottenham. London, 1842. 8vo, pp. viii., 400. 
 
 Crelle (^A. L.J licchentafeln welche Alles multipliciren und 
 dividiren mit Zahlen unter Tausend ganz ersparen, bei grosseren 
 Zahlen aVjcr die iifflmurig erleichtern und sicherer machen. 
 Seventh edition Bcj-lin, 1895. Folio, pp. x., 450.
 
 53 
 
 Cresswell (Cresswell) Reports of cases in the Court of King's 
 iiencli. See Barnewall (11. V.). 
 
 Cripps (C. A.) A treatise on the principles of the law of com- 
 pensation. London, 1884. 8vo, pp. xxx., 442. 
 
 Cripps (H. L.) The position of the London Water Companies 
 considered from a parliamentary and legal point of view. 
 London, 1892. 8vo, pp. x., 134. Appendices, pp. 151. Two 
 maps. 
 
 Contents : The Companies' legal rights in regard to the boundaries of their 
 areas of supply— Their powers to take v.'ater — Legal })Osition as affected by 
 parlianieutary and other proceedings since 1852 — General position of the 
 London as compared with that of jirovincial companies — Causes of the 
 removal of the Companies' intakes (1848 to 18r)3) — Powers of the Comi)anie3 
 to take water direct from the Thames — Powers of the Companies to lake 
 Water from the Lee — New River Company — Powers of the London 
 Companies to derive water from wells — Powers of the Kent Company — 
 Legal position of the Companies in respect of their right to charge for 
 water supplied. 
 
 Appendix A. — Parishes and places in the county within the districts of 
 supply of the several companies— Areas of supply according to names 
 of parishes and places as given in the Companies' Acts. 
 Appendix B. — Agreements between the London Companies and the 
 
 Corporation of London and Thames Conservancy Board. 
 Appendix C. — Extracts from Acts relating to the several Companies, 
 with date and title of each Act — Extracts from Acts relating to the 
 conscrvanc}' of the Thames and Lee. 
 Appendix D. — Original Charter of the New River Company — Notes ot 
 
 old Acts relative to the New River Company. 
 Appendix E. — Sections of Acts relating to the Companies' powers to 
 
 charge for water supplied. 
 Appen(iix F. — Tables illustrating the variations of the Companies' 
 powers to charge for water supplied. 
 
 Cromwell (Thomas) Walks through Islington. London, 183£). 
 S\o, pp. viii., 412. Plates. 
 
 Conteots, inter uUa : — Etymology — Ancient roads and ways — Manorial 
 divisions and history — Eminent persons — Modern extent and boundaries — 
 Soil and climate — Parochial government. 
 
 Crookes (M E B.) The book of public arms. See Fox-Davies 
 
 (A. C). 
 
 Crookes (W.), W. Odling^, and C. M. Tidy, London water supply. 
 Report on the composition and quality of daily samples of water 
 supplied to London dui-ing the year 1883. London, 1884. 4to, 
 pp. 51, with diagrams. 
 
 Monthly reports from Dec. 20th, 1880, to Dec. 31st, 1883. 
 
 Crookshank (Edgar M.) Mamial of bacteriology. Third edition. 
 London, 1890. Svo, pp. xxviii, 460. 
 
 Cross (Sir R. A.) Homes of the poor in London. 
 
 [An article appcariii'j in the "Nineteenth Century" for August. 1882, pp. 
 231-241.]
 
 r. 
 
 Crown Lands. Returns relating to the woods, forests, and land 
 revenues of the Crown. London, 1831. Folio, pp. 863. 
 
 The returns are arranged in nine divisions. 
 
 Part I. shows, for every manor, messuage, land, tenement, and hereditament 
 in each county in England and Wales speciticd in the schedule of 178(i, 
 the state of the property at that period, what parts thereof had been dis- 
 posed of up to 1S30, and'tlie state of such jjartsas then remained unilisposed 
 of ; also, dates of leases ; locality and description of premises ; names of 
 lessees ; terms granted ; expiration thereof ; dates of surveys and plans ; 
 annual value of premises by latest survey ; reats reserved ; fines paid ; 
 insui-ances effected by lessees against fire ; other considerations for leases ; 
 special circumstances (if any) attendiug each particular case. London 
 estates are included in Kent (pp. 40-.J3), Middlesex (pp. 66-355), and 
 Surrey (pp. 374-383). 
 
 Part II. shows, for such manors, &c., as have been disposed of (except such 
 as have been appropriated to purposes of improvements in the metropolis) 
 between 1786 and 183U, the date of each sale, exchange or other disposition ; 
 locality and description of i)remises ; to whom disposed of ; purchase money ; 
 in what manner disposed of ; terms unexpired of subsisting leases ; rents 
 pavable at time of disposition. London estates are included in Kent (pp. 
 440-447), Middlesex (pp. 4.52-459), and Surrey (pp. 480-4'J7). 
 
 Part in. shows, for such manors, etc., as have been acquired by the 
 Crown (except for purposes of improvements in the metropolis and allot- 
 ments under Tnclosure Acts), the same particulars as in Part I. London 
 estates are included in Kent (pp. 532-535), Middlesex (pp. 534-547), and 
 Surrey (j)p. 552-561). 
 
 Part IV. shows, for such manors, etc., comprised in the preceding return 
 as have been disposed of between 1786 and 1830, the same particulars as in 
 Part II. London estates are included in Kent, London, and Middlesex (pp. 
 590-591). 
 
 Part V. shows, for all messuages, etc., acquired by the Crown for the 
 purposes of the Regent-street, Charing-cross, Strand and other improvements 
 in the metropolis, locality and description of premises ; names of vendors ; 
 particulars of interests purchased ; periods from which pui chases were made ; 
 amount of purchase money. 
 
 Part VI. shows, for all messuages etc., belonging to the Crown, granted 
 under authority of the Regent-street Act, dates of the leases ; locality and 
 description of premises ; names of lessees ; terms granted ; annual value of 
 premises by latest survey ; rents reserved ; other considerations for leases. 
 
 Part VII. is a return of the number of Acts of Inclosure affecting the 
 property of the Crown, passed since the year 1786, and under the provisions 
 of wlii.di allotments have been awarded to His Majesty. 
 
 Part VIII. is a return of the number of acres in each of the Royal Forests. 
 Part IX. consists of statements of all monies received respectively in each 
 year since 1786 from rents, fines, and sales of every description, and of the 
 appropriation of the monies so received. 
 
 Croydon, Borougli of. Abstract of accounts, 1893-95. Croydon, 
 1.S94-95. Svo., 2 vol. 
 
 Cniden ^Robert Peircej The history of the town of Gravesend 
 
 in flio County of Kent and of the Port of London. London, 
 
 1843. Svo, pp. viii., 670. 37 plates. [MS. letter.] 
 
 Contents, inter alia : Limits of the Port — Thames Con.servancy — Thames 
 embanknieri'"'— S'lrvey. 
 
 Cnhitt ''William; Report on the City of London Sewei's. See 
 \V:ilk«.r (Jauies).
 
 oo 
 
 Cimdy (N. W.) licports on tlie grand ship canal fi'om London to 
 Araudel Jkiy and Portsmouth, with an abstract of Messrs. 
 Rennie and Giles's report thereon ; also an estimate of the 
 probable expense and revenue, with plan and section of the 
 appx'oved line of canal, a raemorial to the Lords Commissioners 
 of the Treasury, and an outline of the proposed Act of Pai-lia- 
 ment, with the names of the Commissioners. London, 1827. 
 8vo, pp. vi., 58. 3 plates. 
 
 Cunningham (C. D.) The Swiss confederation. See Adams (Sir 
 F. O.). 
 
 Cunnino*hani (Peter) London past and present. See Wheatlej 
 (H."b.). 
 
 Curtis (Charles E.) Estate management — A practical handbook 
 for landloi'ds, agents, and pupils. Fourth edition. London, 
 1895. 8vo. pp. xix., 428. 
 
 Cuyler (Theodore). Memorials of. [Anonymous.] Philadelj^hia, 
 1879. 8vo, pp. vi., 200.
 
 56 
 
 D. 
 
 Daly (Cesar) Les theMres de la Place du Chatelet. Paris, [n.d.] 
 Folio. |)j). 42. 64 plates. 
 
 Dangerfield (J.) Report as to the facts connected with the Gardens 
 iu Towns Protectiou Act, and the circumstances under which 
 the plot or garden in the centre of Leicester-square was enclosed, 
 and afterwards conveyed for the purposes of a garden or pleasure 
 ground. London, 1864. 8vo, pp. 9. 
 
 [A pamphlet bound up with others in volume Mkcdlayirous pamiMrfs. 
 185G-ti4. i>ee Pami)hlets.] 
 
 Daniell (Edmund Robert) Forms and precedents of pleadings 
 and proceeclings in the High Court of Chancery, with practical 
 notes and observations, and incorporating the forms in Braith- 
 waite's Record and Writ practice. London, 1871. 8vo, 3 vol. 
 
 Darby (J. G. Nj and F. A. Bosanquet, A practical treatise on the 
 statutes of limitations in England and Ireland. Second edition, 
 revised by F. A. Bosanquet and J. R. V. Marchant. London' 
 1893. 8vo, pp. scii., 796. 
 
 Darcy (M. H.) and M. H. Bazin, Recherches hydi^auliques. 
 Paris, 1865. 4to, 2 vol. 
 
 Vol. I. pp. XXX., noi. 
 
 Vol. II. 28 plates. 
 
 Dart CJoseph Henry) Compendium of the law and practice of 
 vendors and purchasers of real estate. Third edition. London, 
 1856. 8vo, pp. Ixxvii., 903. 
 
 The same — Fourth edition. London, 1871. 8vo, 2 vol. 
 
 The same — Sixth edition. London, 1888. 8vo, 2 vo]. 
 
 Dasent (Arthur Irwin; The history of St. James's Square, and 
 the foundation of the west end of London, with a glimpse of 
 Whitehall in the reign of Charles the Second. London, 1895. 
 8vo, pp. xii., 300. 11 plates. 
 
 Contents : The origin of the square— Its earliest inhabitants— A day in the 
 life of Charles II. — Gradual improvement of the square— The great 
 hoases — Illustrious inhabitants — A group of female celebrities — The south 
 side of the square — Concise list of owners and occupiers, with cf)mparative 
 table of rates levied on each house at recurring periods of twenty vears — 
 Warnint for a crown hjase of Pall Mall FielcJs to the Earl of St. "Albans 
 (1602), anrl text of the grant of the site of the square (.I<J65) — Western 
 lyjndon in lH7't, from Ogilby's Jiritannia — Index. 
 
 Plates: Portrait of Henry .Icrmyn, Earl of St, Albans— The West end. 
 including St. .James's and Whitehall, shortly before the Restoration — Display 
 of fireworks in the square after the taking of Nainur — Sutloii Xicholls's view 
 of the bquare as it ajtpcared early in the eighteenth century— Great drawing-
 
 r.7 
 
 Dasent (Arthur Irwin) History of St. James's Square — continued. 
 
 room at No. -i (Earl Cowper), desit^nied by Lord Burliiietoii for the Duke of 
 Keut — Bowles's view of the scjuare as itappeared in 1 r.')2 — Stairease at No. lU, 
 the former residence of Lord Chatham, Lady Blessington, Lord Derby, and 
 Mr. Glad-tone — Sir Watkin Wynn's house (No. 2U), as desicrned by Kobert 
 Adam, 1772 — "The manner in which the Queen proceeded daily from Lady 
 f^i-aneiis's house, St. James's-S(iuare. to the House of Lords" — The West End 
 in 17'.)."), showing riccadilly, Mayfair, the Green Park, and St. James's — 
 Ackermann's view of the square, 1812. 
 
 Davidson (Charles) Precedents and forms in conveyancing. 
 Second edition. London, 1855-65. 8vo, 5 vol. 
 
 Davis (H. G.) Memorials of the Hamlet of Knightsbridge, with 
 notices of its immediate neighbourhood. London, 1859. 8vo, 
 pp. xi., 282. 8 plates. 
 
 Contents : Historical associations — Modern parochial divisions — The 
 streets — Public buildings, &c. — Their associations— Eminent inhabitants — 
 Belgravia — Sub-District of St. Barnabas — Social and political summary. 
 
 Davis (Thomas) Sewage or drainage considered in connection 
 with cholera and the general health and improvement of the 
 metropolis. London, 1832. 8vo, pp. 23. \_Pamplilet'\. 
 
 Dax (Thomas) The practice on the plea side of the Court of 
 Exchequer, to which is added an appendix of forms in general 
 use, and also a table of costs as at present allowed on taxation. 
 London, 1831. 8vo, pp. xv., 180 ; ccxvi., 75. 
 
 Deacon (Edward E.) Paley's law and practice of summary convic- 
 tions. Third edition. See Paley (William). 
 
 Deacon (G. F.) On the systems of constant and intermittent 
 water supply and the prevention of waste, with special reference 
 to the restoration of the constant service in Liverpool. London, 
 1875. 8vo, pp. 86. 3 plates. 
 
 [This, together with an abstract of the discussion upon the ])aper, is re- 
 printed from the minutes of proceedings of the In-titution of Civil Engineers. 
 It is bound up with other pamphlets in volume Water supply, 1871-77. See 
 Water.] 
 
 De GeX (John P.) and John Smale, Reports of cases decided 
 in the High Court of Chancery, by the Right Hon. Sir J. L. 
 Knight Bruce, Vice Chancellor. London, 1849-53. 8vo, 5 vol. 
 
 Dekker (Thomas) Troia-nova triumphans. London trium piling ; 
 or, the solemue, magnificent, and memorable receiving of that 
 worthy gentleman. Sir John Swinnerton, Knight, into the City 
 of London, after his returne from taking the oath of maioralty at 
 Westminster, on the 29th of October, 1612. London, 1612. 
 
 [This is one of a series of reprints of descriptive pamphlets of Lord Mayors' 
 pageants, collected by F. W. Kairholt (q.v.)]
 
 " o 
 
 Dekker (Thomas) liomlon's Tempe ; or, 'Vhv fc'ilil of liappiiies. 
 Ill wluL'li I'eild are planted severall trees of niag'uiticence, state, 
 aud bewty, to celebrate the solemnity of the Right Honorable 
 James Cani])ebell, at his iiuing-uration into the honorable 
 otlii-e of pra-torsliiiJ or niaioralty of Loudon, on Thursday, the 
 29th of October, 1629. ... At the sole cost and liberall charges 
 of the right worshipfull society of ii-onmongers. [No place 
 or date of publication.] 
 
 [Tliis is one of a series of reprints of descriptive pamphlets of Lord Mayors' 
 pageants, collected by F. \V. Fairholt (q.v.)J 
 
 Delamotte (W. A.) An historical sketch of the Priory and 
 Koval Hosijital of St. Bartholomew. London, 1844. 4to, pp. 
 ix. 42. 
 
 [Archaeological.] 
 
 Dempsy (J. J.) Metropolitan main drainage question : what has 
 beea done and what is to be done. London, 1858. 8vo, pj). 83. 
 
 [A pamphlet bound up with others in volume Plans for vwtrojMilituit 
 drainiKjc, i848-()o. tiee Lrainage and Sewerage.] 
 
 Denison (Archdeacon) Supply and storage of water at East Brent. 
 tiee Leamington Exhibition, Journal of the. 
 
 Denton (J. Bailey) Sanitary engineering : a series of lectures 
 given before the School of Military Engineering at Chatham, 
 1876. London, 1877. 8vo, pp. xvi. 429. 
 
 Deptford, Parishes of St. Nicholas and St. Paul, Acts of Parliament 
 iulatiiig to, 1753-1843. London. Folio. 
 
 Contents: Canal, 1801. 1808, 1811— Charity lands, 18"fi, 1815— Paving, 
 cleansing, lighting, and watching, 1 80 i— Pier, 188;"), 1889, 1842 — Fooi', 
 repairing, pavint^, and clcan-sing, 1753 — Kailway. 18;}<), 1881) — Koads, 1812, 
 182G, 1889, I842,"l843. 
 
 Deptford Creek Bridge Arbitration, 1879. London. 1879. Folio, 
 
 pp. 297. 
 
 Contents, inter alia: Table of ex})en(liliire incurred in the managciiu'iil <il' 
 the Deptfoni Creek Bridge Company during each of the seven years ended 
 May, 18(52, under the heads of wages, i-epairs of bridge, repairs of roads. 
 lighting, ratei, ice., directors' allowance, staflF, tradesmen s bills, nlhcr 
 expenses ; also estimate of income of the bridge in 18b8. 
 
 DerbV' County borf)ugh of. Abstract of accounts, 1893-95. Derby, 
 1894-95. 4to, 2 vol. 
 
 Detroit- Seventh HTinuai rcj)oit of the Board of I'ark Commissioneis 
 lu the (Joniuion Council of the City. Detroit, lfS89. 8vo. pp. 51. 
 
 Dews (Nathan) History of Deptford. Second edition. Jjonduu, 
 1^>'4. 8vo, f»p. 328. Jllu.strations. 
 
 Contents: liornaii and Saxon period — Manor of Saves Couit— Evelyn 
 fatoily — Manors of ilateham, iJeptford-lc-Strofidc, and lirockley — Ecclesias- 
 tical hi.story — Charities and rhariiable jnt-tituiions — ScIiocjIs — Worthies and 
 men of noi<; — Trinity Honsf; (Jorpoi'alion — ''ommercial and industiial hi.-lory 
 — I';i.st and present aspect, Ace. — Deptford Ihidge and its historical associat ions 
 — Notable events, ko.
 
 Dibdin (William Joseph) Piactical pliotoraetry : a guide to the 
 study of the measurement of light. London, 1889. 8vo, pp. 
 XV., ''2-27. 
 
 Dickens (Charles) Dictionary of the Thames from its source to 
 the Norc. Jiondon, 1894. IGmo, pp. 308. Maps. 
 
 Dilke (Sir Charles Wentworth) Problems of Greater Britain. 
 Fourth edition (revised). London, 1890. 8vo, pp. xii., 737. 
 5 maps. 
 
 Diprose (John) Some account of the parish of Saint Clement 
 Danes (Westminster), past and present. London, 1868. 4to, 
 pp. iv., 332. 
 
 Contents : The New T-aw Courts — The parish — Charities — Locil authorities 
 — Survey made in 1732 — Institutions- -Elections — Theatres — Graves — His- 
 tori.-al sketch^Plan of the parish. 
 
 Dixon (B.) Practical suggestions for removing all the sewage from 
 the dwellings in and about London, for promoting its profitable 
 use, and for purifying the Thames. Loudon, 1858. 8vo, pp. 14. 
 
 [A pamphlet bound up with others in volume Sewage utilization, 1845-65. 
 See Drainage and Sewerage.] 
 
 Dobbs (Archibald E) The London Water Companies ; a review 
 and an impeachment. 
 
 [An article appearing in the "Contemporary Review" for January, 1892, 
 pp. 26-38.] 
 
 Dobie (Rowland) History of the united parishes of St. Giles-in- 
 the-Fields and St. George, Bloomsbury. Second edition. London, 
 1834. 8vo, pp. vii., 432. 
 
 Contents, inter alia: Pauperism and the poor laws — Public charities 
 with abstract account of the estates, rent charges, annuities and funded 
 property belonging thereto — St. Gdes's select vestry — Parochial abuses — 
 Acts of Parliament applicable to the united parishes — Abu-es of select 
 vestries of the Metropolis — Plan aud index. 
 
 Dodd (George) The food of London : a sketch of the chief 
 varieties, sources of supply, probable quantities, modes of 
 arrival, processes of manufacture, suspected adulteration, and 
 machinery of distribution, of the food for a community of two 
 millions and a half. London, 1856. 8vo, pp. xii., 524. 
 
 Dolphin, The ; or. Grand Junction nuisance : proving that seven 
 thousand families, in Westminster and its suburbs, are supplied 
 Avith water in a state offensive to the sight, disgusting to the 
 imagination, and destructive to health. [Anonymous.] London, 
 1827. 8vo, pp. viii., 104. 1 plate. 
 
 Contents : Importance of pure and wholesome water for all domestic 
 purposes — The several companies monopolizing the supply of water to the 
 Metropolis — The Dolphin ; or, Grand Junction nuisauce — Abatement of the 
 nuisance ; aud best mode of procuring a pure and wholesome supply of water 
 for Westminster and its suburbs.
 
 (50 
 
 Doiialdson (T. L.) Substance of an opinion upon the practice of 
 the Court of Sewers for Westminster and part of Middlesex 
 upon a question respecting the right of parties to lay drains 
 into sewers. London, 1835. 8vo, pp. 19. [Paynphlet.] 
 
 Handbook of specifications ; or, practical guide to the 
 
 architect, engineer, surveyor, and builder, in drawing up 
 specifications and contracts for works and constructions. 
 London, 1859. 8vo, 2 vol. 
 
 Doran (Dr.) In and about Drury Lane, and other papers. London, 
 1881. 8vo, 2 vol. 
 
 Contents, infer alia : 
 
 Vol. I., pp. 316. Northumberland House and the I'ercys — Leicester 
 
 Fields. 
 Vol. II., pp. 349. Life in the nineteenth century. 
 
 Doug'al (S. D.) Drainage of the metropolis. London, 1858. 
 bvo, pp. 8. 
 
 [A pamphlet bound up with others in volume Plans fur mttropolitan 
 drainaijt, 1848-65. See Drainage and Sewerage.] 
 
 Dover (Richardj i lie public health, with national pecuniary gain, 
 versus pestilential disease and increased taxation. London, 1849. 
 8vo, pp. 27. 
 
 [A pamphlet bound up with others in volume Sewage utilization, 1845-65. 
 See Drainage and Sewerage.] 
 
 Lecture on the preservation of the Thames, and all other 
 
 rivers, from j)ollution, b}- intercepting and deputrifying the 
 sewage, and converting the residuum into guana. London, 1849. 
 8vo, pp. 8. 
 
 [A pamphlet bound up with others in volume Plana for metropolitan 
 drainage, 1818-65. See Drainage and Sewerage.] 
 
 Inijji'ovements in treating sewage, so as to prevent it com- 
 
 mingling with the Thames, and render the residuum thereof 
 potable without decreasing its value as a manure. London, 1853. 
 bvo, pp. 8. 
 
 [A pamphlet bound up with others in volume Seiuage utilization, 1845-65. 
 See Drainage and Sewerage.] 
 
 The i-aihvay statistics, retui-ns, and legislation of the United 
 
 Kingdom, with comparative lists of the railway capital authorised 
 and raised. London, 1859. 8vo, pp. 36. 
 
 [A pamjihlet bound up with others in volume Arcounts, finance, rates, Sfc., 
 1862. for which sec Addenda.] 
 
 Letter to the i-afcpayers subjected to the Metropolitan 
 
 Board of Works. London, 1861. 8vo. pp. 16. 
 
 [A pamphlet bound up with other!? in volume, Accounts, finance, rates, ,fr.» 
 1862, for which sec Addenda.]
 
 Dover (Richard) Analyses of tlie financial accounts, reports &c., 
 of the i\leti'o{iolitan Board of Works, illustrating the fiction of 
 the alleged Main Drainage debt, as well as the many disagree- 
 ments in the accounts of the cash balances on the 1st of 
 January, 1856. London, 1862. Svo. pp. 16. 
 
 [A pamphlet bound up with others in volume Accounts, fiiiancc, rates, ^-c, 
 1862, for which see Addenda.] 
 
 Dowell ^Stephen) The Income Tax laws at present in force in 
 the United Kingdom ; with practical notes, appendices, and 
 index. London, 1874. 8vo, pp. xvi., 503. 
 
 The Acts relating to the Income tax, with references to 
 
 the decisions on the subject. Third edition. London, 1890. 
 8vo, pp. Ixxii., 402. 
 
 A history of taxation and taxes in England from the 
 
 earliest times to the year 1885. Second edition. London, 1888. 
 Svo, 4 vol. 
 
 Vol I. Taxation from the earliest times to the Civil War; 
 pp. xxix., 244. 
 
 Contents : Book I. — Before the Norman Conquest. 
 
 Book II. — From the Norman Conquest to the settlement of the fifteenth 
 and tenth. 1066-1334. Revenue from demesne — Revenue from the incidents 
 and casualties of the feudal tenures — Court of Exchequer — Exchequer of 
 the Jews — Danegeld and carucage, 1084-1224 — Land tax on the Knight's 
 fee, termed scutage. 11.59-1306 — Tallage, the taxation of royal demesne — 
 Taxation of moveables, 1188-1334 — Duties at the ports. 
 
 Book III. — Frum the settlement of the fifteenth and tenth in 1334 to the 
 Civil War, 1642. Direct taxation during the Hundred Years' War and the 
 Wai-s of the Roses — Direct taxation under the Tudors — -Direct taxation 
 under the Stuarts— Duties at the ports during the Hundred Years' War and 
 the Wars of the Roses — Duties at the ports under the Tudors — Duties at 
 the ports under the Stuarts — Exactions by way of benevolence and by means 
 of monopolies — Tariff of honors— Ship-writs, 1634-1641. 
 Appendices — 
 
 I._Ordiuance of the Saladin Tithe, 1188. Latin text. 
 11. — Some ])articulars of the schedules of assessment for the taxes 
 on moveables. Colchester, 1295 and 1301. 
 III. — Form of ordinance for the tenth and sixth, granted in 1322. 
 IV. — Ship-writs. Particulars of a writ of the second issue, 1635, for 
 
 Dorsetshire. To show the furm of these writs. 
 V. — Ship-wiits. Distribution of ships to the several counties. 
 
 Vol. II. Taxation from the Civil War to the present day; 
 
 pp. xviii., 586. 
 
 Contents : Book I. — Commencement of taxation in the modern form, 
 1642-1688. During the times of the Commonwealth — From the Restoration 
 to the Revolution, ^1660-1688. 
 
 Book II. — Taxation on the increase, 1688-1815. From the Revolution to 
 the commencement of the war of the Spanish Succession, incluling the 
 settlement of Ireland and the war with France, 1688-1702— The war of the 
 Spanish Succession, 1702-1713 — From the Peace of Utrecht to the commence- 
 ment of the War of the Right of Search, including Walpole's administration, 
 1713-1739 — The war with Spain (right of search), and the war of the 
 Austrian Succession ; fall of Walpole : Wilmington, Pelham, and Newcastle
 
 62 
 
 Do well (Steplieil) History of taxation — continued. 
 
 administi-atious, 173'.t-17r»fi — The Seven Years' War, 1756-1763 — The taxation 
 i>f Aniciica — The War of Anu-rk-an 'ndopeiidence. 1775-1783 — The times of 
 William I'itt before the Great War. 1781-171)2 — Taxation during the Great 
 War. 
 
 liook III. — Taxation in the zenith, 1815-18-12. Taxati'^n in 1815 — From 
 the repeal of the income tax to the abandonment of the sinking fund, 1816-29 
 — From the abandonment of the sinking fund to the re-imposition of the 
 income tax, lS2tt-l2. 
 
 Hook IV. — The reform of taxation, 1842-1870. From the re-imposition of 
 the nicome tax to the outbreak of the war with Russia. 1842-1 s.'il — The 
 suspension of reform in consequence of the war with liussia. 18.")4-18r)0 — 
 From lt<60 to 187<i ; completion of reform m the])eriod of great prosperity. 
 hook V. Taxation during the fifteen years, 1870-85. 
 Ai)pendices — 
 
 I. — Revenue from sources other than taxation. 1. Tost Office. 
 2. Other sources. 
 II. — National expenditure, eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. 
 III. — Cost of collect'on and management of revenue. 
 IV. — Mode in which taxes are granted. 
 v.- Cost of each war from 1688 to 1869. 
 VI. — Amount of national debt accrued from the several wars. 
 VII. — Administrations. 1702-1885. 
 VI I r. — List of the Commonwealth excise. 
 IX. — Scheme of the tax on burials, births, and marriages, and the tax 
 
 on bachelors. 
 X. — Character of Sir R. Walpole by Lord Chesterfield. 
 XI. — State of the Customs Laws in 1784. 
 XII.— Estimated aggregate reduction of Customs duties between 1835 
 
 and 1853. 
 XIII. — Gross receipt of the Customs revenue of the United Kingdom in 
 each year fi'om 1835 to 1855. 
 Index. 
 
 Vol. IIT. Dii-ect taxes and stamp duties ; pp. x., 311. 
 
 Contents : — 
 Part I.- Direct taxes. 
 
 Book L— Taxes on persons. General taxes, poll or capitation faxes — 
 Taxes on shopkeepers — Taxes on particular professions and businesses. 
 
 Book II. — Taxes on jjroperty. Taxes on land and property, including 
 income — Taxes on successions — Tax on pro))erty sold by auctions — Taxes 
 on prop^-rty insured against loss hy fire or against sea risk. 
 
 BrK;k III. — Taxes analogous to a property tax. Introductory — Taxes on 
 householders — Taxes in respect of domestic establishments, with others 
 that rcsemljle them in princi]de. 
 I'art II. — The stam)) duties. From the original Stamp Act of 1694 to the 
 General Stamp Act of 1815 — From the General Stamp Act of 1815 to the 
 Stamp Act. 1870 — Since the Stamp Act. 1870. 
 Appendix — Sir Robert Teel's estimate of income from different sources in 
 Great Britain, and the yield of the tax at 7d. in the pound on introducing 
 the tax in 1842, compared with the returns and the actual yield in 1843. 
 
 Vol. IV. Taxes on articles of con.sumption ; pp. xiii., 465. 
 
 Book I. — Taxes on eatables. Salt — Imported corn, more particularly 
 wheat — lmf>orted cattle, sheep and pigs ; meat, fresh and salted ; Ijutter and 
 che«:#e — Suirar — Pepper — Impoitcd fruit — Olive oil and vinegar. 
 Book 11. — Taxes on drinks. 
 
 Part I. — Alcoholic drinks. Beer — Wine — Sweets, made wines, mead 
 and methegliii— Sjjirits — Cider and perry. 
 
 Part II. — Non-ala^holic drinks. Tea — Coffee and chicory — Cocoa- 
 nuts.
 
 G3 
 
 Dowell (Stephen) History of taxation — continued. 
 
 r.ook 1 1 1. — Tax on tobacco. 
 
 Pxiok IV. — Taxes on articles of consumption other tlian cataljlcs, drinks, 
 and tdljacco. Taxes on manufactures — Taxes on raw materials. 
 
 Appenilix. — Schedule of the ordinary revenue licenses for the sale of spirits, 
 wine, ■' sweets," beer, and cider and perry, in England. 
 
 Drainag'e and Sewerag'e. Instructions for jurymen on the Com- 
 mis.sion of Sewers ; shewing — (1.) What they are to surveigh and 
 view — (2.) What to enquire and present--(3.) How. London, 
 1664. 16mo, pp. 126. 
 
 n- 
 
 he ha\vs of sewers ; or the office and authority of Com- 
 missioners of Sewers. London, 1726. 8vo, pp. [viii.], 199. 
 
 Contents : Their power of enquiry into annoyances and defects of repairs 
 of sea-banks and walls, publick streams and rivers. ;litches and marsh- 
 grounds— The authority of the commissioners in making laws and ordinances, 
 autl imposing rates or taxes for repairing the walls, bauss, and other 
 defences — Of their power by law as to distresses, and decreeing lands to be 
 sold to levy charges for repairs, and inflicting punishments, by fine and other- 
 wise — The particular oflices of bailiffs, surveyors, collectors, and other 
 officers under the commissioners, and proceedings of a court of sewers, 
 orders, warrants, &;c. — The laws relating to Rumney -marsh, and other marshes 
 and fens. 
 
 Report from select committee on sewers in the metropolis. 
 
 with minutes of evidence. London, 1823. Folio, pp. 51. 
 
 Report from select committee on metropolis sewers, with 
 
 minutes of evidence and appendix. London, 1834. Folio, 
 pp. viii., 186, 67. 
 
 Contents of appendix, inter alia : Rental of the City wards and popu- 
 lation within and without the walls. 18al — New sewers built within the 
 City since IT.of! — Receijjts and payments for making, maintaining, tV;c., the 
 sewers, &:c., within the City for each of the 'years l.S2i-o3 — Libt of iparishes 
 wholly or m part within the jurisdiction of the Westminster Commissioners 
 of Sewers — Abstract of accounts of the VVestminster, Hulborn and Finsbury, 
 Poplar, and Tower Hamlets Commissioners of Sewers, 1824-33 — List of 
 parishes within the jurisdiction of the Tower liamlets Commissioners, with 
 population, number of houses, and rental. 
 
 Sewage utilization, 1845-65. [Volume of pamphlets.] Svo. 
 
 Contents : — 
 
 Metropolitan Sewage Manure Company — Statement. London, [n.d.] 
 8vo, pp. 2-1. 
 
 A fcheme for the effectual drainage of towns, with projects of impor- 
 tant national measures which may be engrafted upon it. [Anonymous.] 
 London, 1855. 8vo, pp. 42. 8 plates. 
 
 Plan for disposal of metropolitan sewage on pneumatic principle. 
 [Anonymous.] London, 1858. Svo, pp. 11. 1 plan. 
 
 Plan for collecting sewage in London and other towns and removing 
 it to the country. [Anonj^mous.] London, [n.d.] Svo, pp. 8. 1 plan. 
 
 Croydon sewage v. London sewage — Remarks on the proposition to 
 discharge a portion of the sewage of the parish of Croydon into a sewer 
 under the jurisdiction of the Metropolitan Board of Works at Bell-green, 
 in the parish of Lewisham. London, 1862. Svo. pp. 19.
 
 64 
 Drainage and Sewerage, SeAvage utilization — continued. 
 
 The ao:ricultural value of the sewage of London examined in reference 
 to the principal schomcs submitted to the Metropolitan Hoard of Works, 
 with extracts from the evidence of chemists, engineers, and agriculturists. 
 [Anonymous.] London. lSti5. 8vo. pp. 7K. 
 
 Ser also City Connnissioners of Sewers (in Addenda), Coode (George), 
 Cooke (\\'. F.), Copland (James), Dixon (B.). Dover (Richard). Gale 
 (.J. M.). Gilberr (.T. H.), Guy (W. A.). Hitchman (John). Hope (W.), 
 Knight (James). Maguire (K. C), Manning (J. A.), Metropolitan Boanl 
 of Works. Moore (J. J.). Morewood (J. J.), Napier (W.). Nicholay (J. A.) 
 Odling (William), rocock (W. W.), Roberts (C. 11.). Thudichum (J. L. W.), 
 Walker (Thomas), Wicksteed (Thomas), Wiggins (John). 
 
 Plans foi' metropolitan di'aiuage, 1848-65. [Volume of 
 
 pamphlets.] 8vo. 
 
 Contents : — 
 
 Observations on the plans for the main drainage of the metropolis, 
 [Reprinted from th^ " Builder," January 20 and 27, 185").] 
 
 Metropolitan sewers - Remarks on ihe system of drainage of the 
 Surrey an(l Kent district, with suggestions for its improvement. [Anony- 
 mous.] London, [n.d.] 8vo, pp. 8. 
 
 W hat are we about .' or, common sense upon drainage ; the proposed 
 extension of the present defective t-ystem considered. [Anonymous.] 
 London, ISotJ. Svo, pp. 12. 
 
 See also Bazalgette (Sir J. W.) (in Addenda), Bri.stow (A. R.) (in 
 Addenda), Dempsy (J. J.), Dougal (S. I).), Dover (Richard), Ebrington 
 (Viscount), Gibbs (Joseph), Jackson (Thomas), Leslie (John), Martin 
 (John), Metropolitan Board of Worko, Metropolitan Commissioners of 
 Sewers, Morewood (J. J.), Netherway (Robert), Kicholay (J. A.). Penfold 
 (Charles), Rogers (J. W), Shoreditch Vesfry, Stevens (F. W.), Thornton 
 (George), Thwaites (John), Worsley (Sir W.). 
 
 Great Ijondou Drainage Bill, minutes of evidence taken 
 
 before select committee. London, 1853. Folio, pp. 184. Index 
 pp. iv., ?A. 
 
 Metropolis drainage. — Reports and communications made 
 
 by the Board of Health to the Secretary of State for the Home 
 Department, in reference to the drainage of the metropolis ; 
 together with correspondence, plans and estimates, forwarded to 
 the Home Office by the Board of Health, with the names of the 
 engineers and surveyors by whom sncli ])laiis and estimates have 
 been made ; and all correspondence botween tlie Secretary of 
 State for the Home Department and the Commissioners of 
 Sewers since 1st January, 1853, in reference to the drainage of 
 the metropolis. London, 1854. Folio, pp. 217. Plans. 
 
 Report on the means of deodorizing and utilizing the sewage 
 
 of towns. London, 1857. 8vo, i)p. v., 106. 8 })laus. 
 Sewage Commission reports, 1858-65. London, 8vo. 
 
 Contents : — 
 
 Preliminary report of the commission appointed to inquire 
 into the best mode of distiibuting the sewage of towns and 
 applying it to beneficial and profitable uses. 1858, pp. 53. 
 1 plan.
 
 Drainage and Sewerage, Scuaq-e (\>iiHiiisf?if>n reiioris. l.s.")8 <>•"» 
 
 fOlltlllHcd. 
 
 Second report and ap)>endix. 1861, pp. I'M). 8 ma]).s and 
 plans. 
 
 Contents of appendix, infer al'm : l)eodorizatio;i of sewaf^e — Descri[jtiiiii 
 of se\va<:fe Avorks in opeiiition in various town;- — Experiments at Rui^liy on 
 application of sewage to trrass land — Sketch of the meteorology of (jroat 
 Britain. 
 
 Third report and appendix. 1865, pp. 210, 62. 3 ])lans. 
 
 Contents ( f appendix : Detnikd lecords relating to the experiments made 
 at Rugby — Notes on the Edinburgh sewage meadows — Note- on the sewagc- 
 irrigfittd meadows at Beddington, near Croydon — Sewage of tmvns — Thi- cori- 
 tamination of the water of l.eith by the sewage of Edinburgh and Luitli. 
 
 Sewage of towns, 1862-64. London. Folio. 
 
 Contents : — 
 
 First repo)-t of select committee, with minutes of evidfMice 
 and appendix. 1862, pp. iv., 112. 
 
 Contents of appendix, intrr (din. : Analysis of water out of sewer before 
 entering filter works ; out of clear water channel after it had pa>Jse<l over 
 land ; from the Wandle above the outfall of the Croydon sewer water. 
 
 Second report, with proceeding's, minutes of evidence, appendix, 
 and index. 1862, pp. xxiv., IHH. 
 
 Specialty of the inquiry entrusted to particular members of 
 the Royal Commission on the titilizati(m of sewage, appointed in 
 1857 ; also, extracts of correspondence relative to the agricultui-al 
 value of sewage, or modes of distribution ; &c. 1863, pp. 9. 
 
 Report from select committee on sewage (metropolis) ; 
 
 with proceedings, minutes of evidence, appendix, and index. 
 London, 186-1. Folio, ])p. xxii., 597. 
 
 Contents of appendi.x, inter alia : Memorial concerning the regulation 
 and purification of Thames water — Metropolitan water supply — iiemarlis 
 on the pollution of rivers — Chart showing statutes, functionaries, district, 
 administrative works, trust, and procedure of ttie Tower Handets Commis- 
 siouers of Sewers— TaVjlu showing discharge in gallons per day of pipes or 
 conduits of different diameters at various >lopes — Cost of brick culverts as 
 comjjariMJ with costof cast iron pipes — Work performed by Cornishengiiies, with 
 particulars <f engines — Advertisements published by Metropolitan Boaid of 
 Works since its formation calling for tenders for ( ealiug with sewage, with 
 reports, &c.. upon all applications, plans, or proposals that have been made — 
 Dr. Thudichum's mode of collecting human voidings. with 2i\ statistical tabhs 
 — Copies of all resolutions in reference to the utilization of metiopolitan 
 .sewage passed by vestries, district boar.is. City wards, City Coritoration, 
 public meetings, of which copies have been forwarded to the Metropolitan 
 Board of Works — Proceedings of Metropolitan t<oar<l of Works with 
 reference to the application of sewage — Tenders received by the Metropolitan 
 Board of Works for the main drainage works, including the low level 
 sewer — Particulars of contracts entered into, and amount> actually paid on 
 each contract, including extra work — Return of amount that has l)een 
 apjdied to main drainage work — Estijuati; of amount rcquiri'd to complete 
 main diainairc work.
 
 ()() 
 
 Draiiiag-e and Sewerag-e— ""'('''""'"'• 
 
 — Kcjxiit ol' a I'onimittec :i])]i(>iiiti'(l Iiy the Pi-esidcnt of the 
 Local (loveriimont lioanl to inijuirc into tlio several modes of 
 treatiuii" town sewao-e. liDndon. 1S7(!. FmIiO. pp. Ixiii., 130. 
 18 in!i])s and plans. 
 
 Sewerasje. dr.iinatje. and water supply. — Siio'£re.stions as to 
 
 prepai iition of distiiet maps. London, LS78. Folio, pp. 40. 13 
 jdans 
 
 Koval Conmiission on metropolitan sewage discharge, 
 
 1882. 2 vol. 
 
 \'(>1. 1. Kirst lejjort, minutes of evidence taken from Jiilj, 
 1882. to July. 1883, together with a selection from the appendices, 
 and a digest of the evidence. London, 1884. Folio, pp. Ixviii. ; 
 viii., 8t)(j. 3 plans. 
 
 The report is divided into three parts : Historical notice in res^ard to the 
 draiiiao^e of London — The system under which sewrfsre is discharjred into the 
 Thames hy the Metropolitan Board of Works — Wliether any evil effects 
 result therefrom. 
 
 Contents, tvtt'r ttliii : Eemai'ks on condition of samples of water taken 
 hourly from Crossness and Barking outfalls between midday, the 28th, 
 and 10 a.m., the 29th July, 18S2 — Sewage discharge at Crossness and 
 Barking in eacli year from \H^V^ to 1878— List of foul outfalls into Thames in 
 1881 — Analysis of samples of Thames water, 1881 — Hourly rainfall at Kew 
 Observatory on days on which the rate of fall reached or exceeded -96 of an 
 inch per day in each year from 1877 to 1880 — Effect of the niixin? action in 
 the river Thames— Tempi ratures of the Thames water in each month of the 
 years 1844 to 1879 — Chlorine in 100,000 parts of water at various places on 
 the Thanu'S in 1R'<2 — Population north and south of the Thames in each year 
 from J.'-"! to l&sl,and estimated po])ulation ineach year from 1882 to 19(1] — 
 Sewage discharge at Crossness and Balking i)it head per day in each year 
 from 1875 to 1882 — Table <i capacity of tlie Thames — Table showing rate of 
 pmprcss towards the sea due to upland and tidal wat> i-s — Tables showing 
 extent of Tliamcs pollution in 1882 — Time occupied by fre h water and 
 sewage in liaversine river — Density of population in 1871 and 1881 — Popu- 
 lation and area of the districts drained on the imrth and south of the Thames 
 in 1881 — Mean velocities of tlie current between B]ai;kwall and Long Reach. 
 
 Contents of appendix, vff^^'/w///rt .• Tidal experiments; distance travelled 
 by floats on flowl and ebb tide^ — Gauging-i of the Thames— Result of experi- 
 ments on rat(; at which rain falls, and the extent to which the m^xininni fall 
 affects the flow in the sewers of Croydon — Rainfall and weather obst-j vat ions 
 for the years 1878 and 1S79 — Analyses of London .sewage — Rainfall and ois- 
 nbarge of susfK.-nded matter and sewage during 1878 and 1879 — Quantity of 
 drv raufi discliarged into the Thames from tlie London Fewers during 1878 
 jiml 1879. 
 
 \'ol. IL Second report, minutes of evidence taken from May, 
 1884, to October, 1884, together with a (•election from the 
 appendices, and a digest of the evidence. [jondon, 1884-85. 
 Folio, pp. Ixvii. ; 250. 6 plans. 
 
 The reiKirt is rlivided into six parts : Supplementary remarks on the evils 
 resulting from tlic present metropolitan sewage discliarf;c — Ceneral aspect of 
 the question of the disposal of town sewage ; former inquiries and discussions on 
 the subject — Proceedings of the cornnnssion— Se[)aration of sewage from 
 rainfall — Pr.;spfft of profit from the utilization of sewage — Examination of 
 various plans for the tn-atment of metropolitan sewage.
 
 07 
 
 Drainage and Sewerag"e. Royal Commission on metropolitan 
 sewatfe ili.si;har"'e, Vol. il. — co)diiiued. 
 
 Contents, inter alia : Schedules of districts where the sewage is cleansed 
 by recourse to land. 
 
 Contents of appemlix. i/ifrr alia : Analyses of samples of water taken from 
 the Thames from Teillinpton to Purfleet — Analyses of sea- water— Analyses of 
 sam|jles of sewage and Tiiames water taken at Barking and Crossness — 
 Analysis of mud^ from the river Thames — Analysis of samples collected in 
 line of sewage flow — Analysis of samples of water from creeks — Analysis of 
 sewage from sources other than the Metropolitan Board's outfalls — Report on 
 microscopical investigation — Results and particulars of experiments on the 
 treatment of sewage made for the Metropolitan Board of Works — Gauging 
 of tlie Tiiames at Teddington Weir, 1883-84. 
 
 Drake (Henry H.) Hasted's History of Kent. See Hasted 
 
 ( Edward;. 
 
 Dredo^e (James) Thames bridges from the Tower to the source. 
 London, 1890-98. 4to. 
 
 The following London bridges are describ'=d and illustrated : Tower (2 plates) 
 — London — Cannon-street Railway — Southwark — St. Paul's Railway — 
 Blackf riars Railway— Blackfriars — Waterloo —Charing Cross Railway —West- 
 minster — Lambeth — Vauxhall — rimlico — Victoria — Albert — Battersea — 
 We-t London Extension Railway — Wandsworth — Putney Railway — Putney — 
 Hammerimith. 
 
 Dresden, Verwaltungsbericht des Rathes der Koniglichen Haupt- 
 nnd Residenzstadt Dresden filr das Jalir 1893. Dresden, 1894. 
 4to. pp. iv, 77 ; 275 ; 11. 
 
 Drewry (Charles Stewart) The law and practice of injuncticms ; 
 witli a supplement containing the cases decided since 1841. 
 London, 1849. 8vo, pp. xliv.. 432, 140. 
 
 Dm (Leon) N"otice sur les a])pareiLs et outils de sondage. Pari-s, 
 187S. 8vo, pp. 38. 
 
 Outils et precedes de sondage. Paris, 1878. 23 plates 
 
 portfolio. 
 
 Dublin, ^'ity of, Report to the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and 
 Councillors on the general state of the public works of the city * 
 under their control. Dn])lin, 1869. 8vo, pp. iv., 299. 
 
 Accounts. 1891. Dublin, 1892. 8vo. 
 
 Dubuat-Nancay (Louis Gabriel) Principes de ihydraulique et 
 
 de pyrodynamique, verities par un grand nombre d experiences 
 faites pai- ordre du Gronvernemcnt. Paris, 1816. 8vo., 3 vol. 
 
 Ducavel (Dr.) The history and antiquities of the parish of 
 Lambeth. London, 1786. 4to. pp. vii., 128. Appendix, ])p. 164. 
 Plates. 
 
 Contents, inter alia : Annual benefactions— Value of parish estates — 
 Statistics as to rates, houses, poor, &;c. — Parish schools— The Asylum Chaiiry 
 — We.slmiii.ster New Lyiug-in Hos)>ital — Lambeth parish estates. 
 
 K 2
 
 68 
 
 Ducarel (Dr.) History and antiquities of the arcliiepiscopal palace of 
 Lambeth, from its foundation to the present time. London, 1785. 
 4to, pp. X., 132. Appendi.x, pp. 72. Plates. [MS. notes.] 
 
 Contents, infrr tilin : Oiitrin of the name — Exchange of land — Building 
 of Archbishop's palace — Chief apavtments — Public Acts and occurrences — 
 Abstract of tlie .-^uit in tlie Court of Coninion Pleas in 177(5. l>y which the 
 palace of Lnmbeth was decreed to be extra-parochial. 
 
 Dugdale (.William) 'I'li'- liistory of imbanking and di-aining of 
 divers fens and marshes, both in foreign pai-ts and in this 
 kingdom, and of tlie improvements thereby. Second edition. 
 London, 1772. Folio, pp. xii., 469. 
 
 Duncan ( ) ^fanual of tiamways, omnibuses and electric 
 
 I'ailways, containing abstracts of accounts, directory of directors, 
 officials, firms and individuals connected therewith, and extract 
 of Tramways Act and Bye-laws, Board of Trade and Metro- 
 pf)litan. Twentieth edition. London, 1897. 8vo, pp. xvii., 388. 
 
 Dunhill (Thomas) A selection from papers on sanitary reform, 
 publi.slied m the Journal of Public Health and other periodicals ; 
 together "with minutes of evidence given before the select 
 committee of the House of Commons appointed to enquire into 
 the expediency of abolishing Smithfield Cattle Market, and 
 establishing public abattoirs. London, 1848. 8vo, pp. 44. 
 
 Contents : St. Giles' model lodging-house and rookery — Frying-pan- 
 alley, Cleikenwell - Petticoat-lane, Whitechapel — Mint, Southwark — Sanitary 
 evils from slaughterhouses in town— Lascelles-court, St. Giles — Consumption 
 of smoke ; its sanitary and economical advantages — Smithfield market. 
 
 [A pamphlet Vxnind ui> with others in volume Sanitfiry rcfnrvu 1848-.'if> 
 *(q.v.).] 
 
 Smithfield: a letter to Sir George Grey, containing a 
 
 sketch of its history as a market, its prescriptive rights, its 
 unauthorised extension at various times, its illegal tolls, its 
 threatened further extension, and other topics of public interest, 
 London, 18ol. 8vo, pp. 29. 
 
 [A pamjjhlet bound up with otl)(T> in vfilume Miscellaneous pampldfts. 
 1856-64. Si-r Pamphlets.] 
 
 Dunkin (Alfred John) History of Kent; — Etymology, situation, 
 ;iiid Ijuundarioh. /I'lie first instalment only, pi-inted in the first 
 number of "The Archaeological Mine " magazine, 1853.] Svo. 
 pp. 6- In. 
 
 [A |)araphlct bounfl up with others in volume London improvevicnfK, 
 1734-1 H.',}. Sir ImprowmentH.] 
 
 Dlinstan 'James; Histm-y of tlie j);iiisii of Bromley St. Leonard, 
 Mid'ilcsex, with historical illustrations. Jjondon, 1862. 8vo, 
 pp. xiv., 252. Index, pp. [2]. 6 plates. 
 
 C'lfitonts : Antiquity — Priory and precincts — General dissolution of 
 monastic liouscs — Rectory, tithes, A:c. — Old and new churches— Manor — 
 Population — Poors rate — Tnarities — Alms houses and schools — Village green, 
 lownd and well — Panx-hial bi.niid.Hries and |Mjramt)ulations.
 
 69 
 
 Dupre (August) ^ treatise on tlie urigiu, nature and varieties of 
 wine. See Thudichum (J. L. W.) 
 
 — and H. Wilson Hake, Short manual of inoi-ganic 
 
 chemistry. London, 1886. 8vo, pp. xiv., 365. 1 tal)le. 
 
 Durnford (Charles) and Sir Edward Hyde East, Term reports in 
 
 the Court of King's Bencli. London, i794-18Uii. 8vo, 8 vol. 
 
 Dwarris (Sir Fortunatus) A general treatise on statutes : their 
 rules of construction, and the proper boundaries of legislation 
 and of judicial interpretation, including a summary of the 
 practice of Parliament, and the ancient and modern method of 
 proceeding in passing bills of every kind. Second edition. 
 London, 1848. 8vo, pp. Ixxii., 954. 
 
 Dyks (Thomas Jones) Missing links in the sanitary administra- 
 tive service. See Leamington Exhibition. Journal of the. 
 
 o
 
 70 
 
 E. 
 
 Eassie (W.) ("rt'inatiDii, ;i sanitiiry institution; the effects 
 of ijrowing vegetation vi|h)ii luinian liealth. See Leamington 
 Kxliiliition, .Iciinial of the. 
 
 East Rock Park Commissicners, Report on the lay-out of P^ast 
 hiick-j)ark. In Donahl (!. JNlitchell. huidseape u'aich'ner. Xew 
 Haven, IS.^2.' 8vo. ])]). 2U. 
 
 Eaton < H. F.) Teeliuical education in Victoria. See Education 
 (Technical education Congress). 
 
 Ebring"ton (Viscount) 'The Metropolitan Sewei-s Bill considered in 
 
 committee. London, I80I. Svo, pp. 16. 
 
 [A pamplilet bound up with others in vohniie Ph ins for nut ropoJittnt 
 (1 riiiiiiiijr, lst8-t;.T. S<'i' l)j'ain:i<rc and Sewerage.] 
 
 Eden fSir Frederick Morton) Porto-Bello; or. a phmforthe 
 
 iinpi(i\ emcnl (if the Port and City of London. Ijontlon, 1 798. 
 8vo, pp. 53. 
 
 [A pamphlet Vjounil u|) with others in vohune London impvorcmi-ntx. 173i- 
 ]8.t4. S'c Impiovemi'iits.l 
 
 EdgCUmbe (E. R. Pearcej Popular fallacies regarding trade and 
 foreign duties; being the " Sophismes econoniiques " of Frederic 
 Bastiat, adapted to the presenl time. Tlnrd I'dition. London, 
 1888. 8vo. ])]). viii.. 84. 
 
 Edinburgh, Coipoiation of the City of. Aljstract of accounts, 
 1>7;.' .so to 1895 9(1. Edinburgh, 1880-96. Folio. 17 vol. {con- 
 thiv-iitfj^. 
 
 Education. I^fpott of the Committee of Council on Kdncati<.)n, 1880- 
 x\ to 1896-97. liondon, 1881-97. 8vo. 17 vol. {continuing). 
 Content.s of iHst vohinic : — 
 
 Report Cpp. Ixxxv.) : Introductory — Analysis of statistics — Sunmiary tal)los 
 of eilucatifinal statistics — Curve diagrams of educatidiiai progress fi om 1870 
 to 1H96. 
 
 Appendix to report (\>]).lQ(i'), intir (iHa : I»etail'il .statistJcsof aniutal grant 
 seliools. sh'iwine (i ) expenciiturc from eiiucation grants, 183'.)-96 ; (ii.) 
 animal grant list of puhlic eN-montary day scliools on 3lst August, 18!H; ; 
 (iii.) pul'lie elementary day schools inspected during the year ending 31st 
 August, 1896; (iv.") evening continuation schools for j'ear (tiding Blet 
 Autrnst, 189<i ; fv.) public eUnientary day schools and evening continua- 
 tir.n scIkioIs : (vi.) certified efficient schools for year ending Hist, August, 
 K-Hrt ; (vii.) sprcial tables, jiubiic elementary day Fchi>oIs — Repoits of M.M. 
 ins|»errtfirH of eh-inentary scliools and traiiniig 'colleges — Volinitary Schools 
 Act. ]8;)7—Klemcntary" Education Act, 18!t7— Day School Code, 1S'.)7— 
 Kevise«l inntruetions to in.spectorH. 1897 — Evening Continuation School Code, 
 1897. 
 
 Ketums (pji. i'D) f-howing (i.) expenditure fmm tlic grant for imlilic 
 p«hieatjen in Engliiiid and Wales in the year ]8!)(; upon annual grants to 
 ejpinentary ffliriols ; f ii,) a''fnal number of public eiemontai'v day schools 
 on the annua! grant li.st on the 3)st August, Isiui. acrommodatiun and
 
 Education, Report of Committee of Council, 1896-97 — continued. 
 
 niinihur of scliol.-u's in those schools ; (iii.) results of the inspection and cx- 
 ariiiniiiion of public elementary tlay schools, evening continuation sciiools, 
 and cert. tied elhcient schools dnrinuj the year ending 81st August, 1896 ; 
 ace )inuiodalion, number of s(;h(jlars, teachers employed, particulars of grant 
 earned, income and expenditure, &c. * 
 
 Keturns (pp. r)68) of (i.) schools in receipt of parliamentary grants ; (ii.) 
 grants i)aid to school boards under section 97 of the Elementary I*]ducation 
 Act, 1870 ; (iii.) School Board accounts and list of loans : Ust, under school 
 districts, for the inspection year ended 31st August, 1896, of elementary 
 day schools in recei|jt of i)arliamentary grants, showine, for each scIkjoI, 
 accommodation, average attendance, amount of annual grant (London is 
 given on pp. 154-166) — List of schools certified utder the Elementary 
 Education (Blind and Deaf Children) Act, 1893, in receipt of parliamentary 
 grants (London is given on p. 302) — List of elementary evening continua- 
 tion schools in receipt of parliamentay grants (London is given on pp. 372- 
 375) — tirants paid to school boards under section 97 of the Elementary 
 Education Act, 1870, during year eiidetl 31st March, 1897 — Return showing, 
 for each school board in England and Wales for the year ended 29th Sej - 
 tember, 1896, income under the heads (i.) grants from Committee of Council 
 on Education (ii.) under Technical Instruction Act, 1889 (iii.) school fees, 
 and books, &.C., sold to children (iv.) amount paid to treasurer by rating 
 authority, and rate per & (v.) income arising from other sources (vi.) loans 
 (vii.) total receipts ; expenditure under the heads (i.) legal and other ex- 
 penses of administration (ii.) expenses of maintenance of public elementary 
 schools (iii.) contributions towards, or expenses of, industrial schools (iv.) 
 under Technical Instruction Act, 1889 (v.) capital charges, viz., (a) purchase 
 of land and erection, enlargement or alterations of school buildings (/;) fur- 
 nishing school buildings (vi.) loans («) repayment (/>) interest (vii.) expenses 
 not incluiled under foregoing heads (viii.) total expemliture : liabilities for 
 loans and other liabilities (London is given on pp. 480-481) — Ij st of school 
 boards to which loans have been sanctioned during the year ended 31st 
 March, 1897, with amount of such loans — -List of school boards to which 
 loans have been sanctioned for the provision of accommodation for blind 
 and deaf children during the j^ear ending 31st ^larch, 1897, witli amount of 
 such loans. 
 
 Special reports on educational subjects, 189o-97. 
 
 London, 1897. 8vo, pp. iv., 732. 
 
 Contents : Public elementary education in England and Wales, LSTO-g.") — 
 English students in foreign training colleges- — Brush work in an elementary 
 school — The A B C of drawing, an inquiry into the principles underlying 
 elementary instruction in drawing — Domestic economy teaching in Englarjd 
 — Technical education for girls — The s ;condary day school attached to the 
 Batter.-ea I'jlvtcchnic, Lon Ion, an experiment in the co-education of boys 
 and girls — A brief sketch of the history of the Irish system of elementary 
 education (with a table of dates showing the reciprocal influence of Irish on 
 English, and of English on Irish, educitioa) — National system of education in 
 Ireland — Recent legislation on elementary education in Belgium — House- 
 wifery schools and classes of Belgium — French system of higher primary 
 schools — Realschulen in Berlin and their bearing on (juestions of secondary 
 and commercial education — Oberrealschulen of Prussia, with s[)ecial 
 reference to the Oberrealschule at Charlottenburg — Prussian elementary 
 school code — Continuation schools (Fortbildungsschulen) in Saxony — School 
 journey in (lermany — Teaching of the mother tongue in Germany — Holiday 
 courses in France and Germany for instruction in modern languages — Recent 
 educational progress in Denmark — ICducation in Egypt— Educat on of girls 
 and women in Spain — National bureau of education in the United States — 
 History of the Maiutoba school sy.stem and issues of the recent contr.)versy — 
 Admission of women to universities — List of the chief official publications on 
 education in Gi-eat Britain and Ireland.
 
 7 J 
 
 Education, Sptvial reputts — continued. 
 
 P^n reiMTt on "Public eleiiu-iitary education in England and Wnles. 
 1870-9:)" is considered under the heads : Introductory — Central authorities 
 — School boards and school attendance commitK es— Schools under voluntary 
 managers— Cost of public elementary education — Codes and conditions of 
 award of giai.ts— Teaohiner staff — Schools, accommodation, number of 
 scholars, average attendance— Subjects of inst-uction in day schools— Sch' ol 
 savinLTs banks and school libraries. There are numerous statistical tables for 
 all England and Wales only in the coujse of the report. 
 
 A verbatim report, with indexes, uf tlie debate iu 
 
 Parliament during the progi-ess of the Klcnieiitary Education 
 Bill, 1870. totri'ther with a reprint of the Art. London, [n.d."!. 
 JSro, pp. XX., 622. 
 
 ' Report of the Royal Commission appointed to iiKjuire into 
 
 the working of the Elementary Education Acts, England and 
 Wales. London, 1886-88. Folio, 9 vol. 
 
 ^ ol. I. First rejjort, minutes of evidence taken from 17th 
 Febriiary. 1S86. to 23rd June, 1886, and appendix. 1886. 
 pp. viii.. .'>4.S. 
 
 Contents of appendix, hifrr nli/i : Keturn for e^ch of the yeans l>(;3-S.o of 
 as many of the following particulars as oHicial records will sujjply with 
 respect to sohi,ols under inspection in England and Wales, viz., accommoda- 
 tion ; iiunjber and ages of scholars on the registers, in average atteiulance, 
 examined by the inspector., and presoited in standards suited to their age ; 
 average cnst of instruction : income from sul soipt ons, tates. school fets, 
 and other souices : annual grants made by the Eilucation Department- 
 Income, expenditure and grant of the voluntary and board schools in certain 
 !<)• alitiesdur ng the year ]8.s4-S.">- Distributi. n of the population of Jlngland 
 and Wales und( r school beards ard school attendance committees and under 
 bye-law standards— Co.-t j)er scholar under denominations in each of the 
 yeais JSCo-H.^— Ta' le showing, )or infant seiiools and classes, average number 
 of (-.•holars in attendance (for paynunt). ])ercentage of schools and classes 
 rcconimtndcd for paym- nt under artic e 100, aveiage rate of claim per 
 scholar in average attendance, for year ended 3 st" August, 188o — Table 
 showing, for Schools and classes for older schoLars. number of departments, 
 average number of scholars in attendance (for pavmenr), percentage of 
 de|iaitments n commended for payments, average rates ol claims f()r ])ay- 
 ment> pex-eniage of pupil leachers recommtiidi d for pa} ment. number of 
 ► mall schools paid sjiecial grants, and t.tal rate of claim per scholar in 
 average attendance, for year ctidtrt 31st August, )K8.5— Return showing, for 
 eonuties in England and Wales ard iu the nietr politan district, number of 
 schools in which accr>mmo<lafion is less tlian *;o, the'r aciromniodat on and 
 avrraj-'o number of scholars in attendan(e ff r year ended 81st August. 188.' — 
 A similar return fir schools with accommodation for CO or more in which 
 average aitf-ndance is less than id — Summary of merit grant in the nietro- 
 |M.litan division for year ended HOth September, 188.0 — Eetnrn showing, for 
 ejich of tlie years 1870-84, number of children attending voluntary schools ; 
 amount of expendiinre, .school fees, voluntary sul)scription«. government 
 grant ; re<-eipts from other sources ; number of new schools established ; 
 average f-ost. grant, sch'xd fee-', and voluntary contributions, per child in 
 ayeratre atti ndance— Number of parishes in ear^h county (,f England and 
 Wales with populations n- 1 exceeding .")00, according to census of 1881. 
 
 \ ol. II. .Second repoi-t, minutes of evidence taken from 9th 
 November, 1886, to 6th April, 1887, and appendix. 1887. 
 pp. xvi., 1094. 
 
 ''ontents of a|»pendix, hifr nliii : Tables thowing, for each division of 
 the Lonrlon School Board district, accommodation, number on roll 
 average attendance. &c.. at efficient schools rluring half-year ended Mid
 
 73 
 
 Education, EleuK-ntury Educatiuu Coiamissioii, Vol. \\.— continued. 
 
 summer. KSStJ ; Tiumbcr of cliililicii in various standards on roll for week 
 ended li)th March, 188(5 ; prosecutions during year ended ;Ust December, 
 18.S6 ; difference in mode of assessment of merit grant in the reports of 
 inspectors for jears ended 31st January, 188.), 188G and 18S7 ; number of 
 schools examined in drawing as a class subject during 1886 ; si)eeific subjects 
 in which children wi're examined by H.M. ins[)ector, and number who 
 })asscd in each subject during year ended 2.")th September, 188.5 ; summary of 
 r 'suits of examination in scripture knowledge — Variation of percentage of 
 attendance in London boartl schools with fee of the school — Accommodation 
 of efficient schools transferred to the Boanl — Number of pupil teachers 
 attending pupil teachers' schools who have previously attended secondary 
 schools — Kcsults of examination of pupil teachers, 1881, 1884 and 188*) — 
 Corre-pondencc and report having reference to the building of a board school 
 in Upper Kenaington-lane, 1884— Accounts for month ended 11th December, 
 1886. at each centre of the London School Board where instruction is given 
 in cookejy — Social condition of candidates for scholarships — Rating of board 
 and voluntary schools in London arranged according to the areas under the 
 jurisdiction of the various assessment committees — Return of all children 
 above seven years of age admitted to schools opened during year ended 30th 
 September, 1886. 
 
 Vol. 111. Third report, minutes of evidence taken from 19th 
 April, 1887, to 19th July, 1887, and appendix. 1887. 
 pp. xvi., 744. 
 
 Contents of appendix, inter nliti : Number of cases of children whose fees 
 w-ere under remission by the School Boanl for London on 18th ^March. 1887, 
 with periods for which the fees were remitted — Cost of each school under the 
 liirmingham School Hoard — Number of children sent to industrial schools 
 from Huddersfield — Migrations of families in the East Lambeth division of 
 the Loudon School Board — Memorandum upon the education of the working 
 classes in the city of Paris — Comparative statistics of illiteracy in England, 
 1870 and 18S4. as shown by the number of marriage s'gnatures by mark in 
 each county — I'opulation in each county, population under school boards, 
 number of scliolars on registers, and average attendance in 188.") — Changes in 
 perccntaiC of population on the registers and in avci'age attendance for each 
 county between 1882 aiul 188.") — Number of school boards in each county, in 
 parishes with a population of 100, 200, 300, 400 and .")00, respectively — Names 
 of i)arishes in each county with a population under 200 and 300 respectively. 
 and the rate levied in each in 188.1. 
 
 Vol. IV. Final Report. 1888. pp. xxiv., 501. 
 
 The main report is arranged under the following heads : The existing law — 
 The existing state of facts— Machinery for carrying on public elementary 
 education — Education and insrrueriou given in public elementary schoiils — 
 Government examination, the parliamentary grant, and cost of elementary 
 schools --Local educational authorities — Summary of recommendations — 
 Reservations. There is a second report by eight members of the Commission 
 entitled, " Reasons for dissenting from the report of the majority of the 
 Commission, and summary of our own recommendations," with a reservation ; 
 and a third report by five of the above eight, "discussing more in detail the 
 evidence taken by us, and the general position of elementary education at the 
 present day," also waih a reservation. In addition to these three reports there 
 are also given : List of witnesses who have given evidence— List of returns 
 &c., which have been furnished — Syllabus of points for inquiry — Synopsis 
 of final rr port — Summary of statistical report — List of reconled divisions of 
 the Commission — Apj.endix. Important tables are : Tables showing (i.) for 
 27 large towns having not less than 10,000 children on the roll in all ])ul)lic 
 elementary schools : (ii.) for 23 medium towns having less than lO.O'iii and more 
 than 3.00(1; (iij.) for 15 smaller towns having less than 3,o00; (.iv.) for towns
 
 Education, Elemeutary Education Commission, \'ol. IV. — cmtiinied. 
 with no board schools haviii'.' more than !?.0<iO ; (xO for towns with uo board 
 sjhools haviiitj less tlian 3,0Ui), the followiutr particiUars, viz., population, 1881, 
 ace immodation, number on roll, aver.iee attendance, amount oE voluntary 
 sul>8criptions or rates, and other particulars. 
 
 Vol. V. Disfcst of evidence. 1888. pp. viii., 318. 
 In this volume a digest is given of the evidence of each witness. 
 
 Vol. \'I. Index to evidence. 1888. pp. 202. 
 In this vohuue a digest is given of the evidence under each subject. 
 
 Vol. Vll. Information obtained in {inswer to inrpiiries made 
 by circular respecting the state of elementary education in certain 
 foreign countries and Britisli cdloiiifs. 1888. jip. iii., 3-5.J. 
 
 Vol. VIII. Statistical i-eport. 1888. pp. 487. 
 Thi4 volume consists of the ial)ulated answers to circulars sent to 
 uianagers of schools. 
 
 \'(il. IX. Information obtained in answer to inquiries made 
 by circular addressed to the ])rincipals of training colleges in 
 Kn<j:l:ind and Wales in receipt of a government grant. 1888. 
 
 I.p. 224. 
 
 Among other trainingcolleores particulars are given of those at Battersea. 
 Borough-road, Chelsea. Hammersmith, Westminster. Gray's Inn-roal, South- 
 lauds (Battersea), Stoclcwell, Wandsworth, and Homerton. 
 
 Elementaiy education. — Return showing by counties, for 
 
 each public elementary school examined in England and Wales, 
 the name and denomination of school ; the number of scholars for 
 whom accommodation was provided ; the average number of 
 scholars in attendance; the annual grant paid; and particulars of 
 schijol incoiiu' and expenditure (with summaries), for the year 
 ended 31st August, 1693. Londcjn, I8i>4. Eolio, pp. 838. 
 
 Incojne is given under the hearls (i.) from annual grant, 181(1-92 ; (ii.)from 
 fee grant ; (iii. and iv.) endowment. an\ount and amount ]ier head : (v. and vi.) 
 from vohniiary contributions (including colieetions in churches or ciiapels) 
 or rates, amount and amount per head ; (vii. and viii.) from school pence. 
 amount and amount per head ; (ix.) from books (in addition to school 
 pence); (x.) from Science and Art Deiiartment : (xi.) from other sources ; 
 (xii.) total income. I*]xpenditure is given under the heads (i.) on salaries of 
 teachers: (ii.) on books and a|)paratus ; (di.) miscellaneous, inchuhng 
 repairs, furiuture, rent, fuel an<l liglil, cleaning, rates and tjxes, &c. ; (iv.) 
 total expenditure. The schools arc arranged in ea-h county untlcr voluntary 
 :itid board in alphabeti<;al order of parishes. London is given on pj). HM'- 
 4r.t. and is arranged under the Schiol Board divisions. In addition to the 
 main return and its summaries there are also given : Number of schools in 
 each c-ounty in which the amount per head derived from voluntary con- 
 trili'itioris or rates falls un<ler certain specified a noun's per head (exclusive 
 of returns made for perifxls of more or less than tweive months) — Table show- 
 ing for each of the years 1.H7I to IS'.CJ the total income from voluntary 
 fcubbcriptions, the total income from rat. ■>, the total annual giants, and the 
 amounts per head. 
 
 Royal Commission on Seconflnry Ivlucatiou, 1894. J^oiidon, 
 
 1895. 8vo, 9 vol. 
 
 Vol. I. Alport of the Commissioners, and appendix. 1895. 
 
 j>p. xxvi., 451. 
 
 The report i>divirle<l into four jiart- : lli>tori<-;d sketch— Present condition 
 of secondary etJucaii.Jii in England— Keview of evidence, with di.^^cussion of 
 .suggestions made by certain witnesses — Becommi-ndatioiis. The recommend-
 
 Education, Scfondary Kdufatiun (yonimissioii, Vnl. T. — continueil. 
 
 iiiidus are set out under live heads : The central authority — Ijoeal authorities 
 — Arraiit;oments for the better organisation of schools — Financial arrange- 
 ments — Questions sp cially aftVctintr teachers. 
 
 Contents of appendix, iiitr^v aliti : Amounts appropriated ami spent on 
 education by each county council anrl county borouuh duriiiLf lH'J3-'.)4 — liist 
 of spcondary schools aided by each couaty council and county borouj^h during 
 lS!»3-i)4 — List of secondary schools founded or being founded by county 
 e juneils during 18»3-94 — Kvening continuation schools earning grants from 
 county councils and county boraughs — ('onditii)ns on which aid is given to 
 secondary seliools by county councils and county boroughs — Amounts a[)plied 
 to scholarships of varioTis class s and number of s.tholars elected to such 
 scholarships during each of the years 1892, 1893, 18;»4 by county councils and 
 county boroughs — Value and length of tenure at, and character of examination 
 for, scholai'ships and exhibitions — Further conditions of tenure — Secondary 
 schools at which scholarships were held on May 1st. 1894 —Universities, 
 univi-i'sity colleges, and institutions of similar rank for women at which 
 scholai-s'iips were held on May 1st, 1S91 — Occupations of parents of scholar- 
 ship holders — Distrirmt'on of endowments under Endowed Schools Acts, 
 Sc'ence and Art grants, and appropriated Local Taxation Act grants in each 
 county and county borough — Index. 
 
 VoL II. Minutes of evidence tnken from 24th April, 1894, 
 to ilJth June, 1894, and appendix. 1895. pp. iii., 595. 
 
 Contents of appendix, intfr alia : Statistics as to university careers of 
 jiupils in the schools of the Girls' Public Day School Comiiany, Liinitetl. to 
 December. 1893 — Report of the Technical Education Board for 1893-94. 
 
 Vol. III. Minutes of eA'idence taken from 20tli June, 1894, 
 to 8tli August, 1894, and appendix. 1895. pp. iii., 5G0. 
 
 CiMitents of appendix, i)itcv alia : Analysis of occupations for year ended 
 November. 18'.t3, of past boys of the Bridge-street School. Birmingham — 
 St.iti.-tics relating to higher grade and organiseil science schojls. 
 
 \'ol. IV. Minutes of evidence taken from 2nd October, 
 1894, to 26tli March, 1895, and appendix. 1895. pp. iii., 564. 
 
 Contents of appendix, inter alia : Abstract of accoimts of the Maria Grey 
 Trainim; College, Brondesbury — Summary of receipts and [laymeuts of 401 
 endowed secondary schools — Analj^sis of salaries of In admasters and average 
 salaries of assistant masters of endowed secondary schools, compiled from 
 statements of accounts returned to tne Charity Commission. 
 
 \o\. V. Memoranda and answei-s to tpestions. 1895. pp, 
 ti-IG. 
 
 The memoranda by the Koyal Commissioners are briefly on the following 
 subjects : Age for entrance into universities — Financial resources available 
 for seconilary education — Contributions of private school teachers to the 
 improvement of e Incational methods — Pensit ns and provident funds for 
 tea<'hers — Various methods of securing representati(m of teachers on the 
 central and local authorities for secondary education — [jeaving examination 
 as conducted in the secondary schools of Prussia — .Advantage of having the 
 same central and local authorities for secondary and elementary education — 
 Proportion of population receiving a secondary education, and extent to which 
 public elementary schools are used as preparatory schools — Welsh Intermediate 
 Education Act. 1889 — Future constitution of the Charitj' Commission — 
 History of endowed schools — Training of teachers — Kelation which should 
 subsist between primary and .secondary schools — Tiainiug of teaeliers of 
 secondary schools in France —KcL'isti'ation and ti-aining of teachers in 
 secondary schools ia the Geinian Empire.
 
 Education, Secondary Education Commission — continued. 
 
 \ ol. VI. Reports of the Assistant Commissioners on the 
 counties of Bedford, Devon, Lancaster (the hundreds of Salford 
 and West Derby), Norfolk. 1895. pp. viii., 427. 
 
 Vol. VII. Reports of the Assistant Commissioners on the 
 counties of Surrey, Warwick, and Yorkshire; and on certain 
 features of secondary education in the United States of America 
 and in Canada. 1895. pp. viii., 409. 
 
 Vol. VIII. Summary of, and index to, minutes of evidence. 
 1895. pp. xvi., 195. 
 
 Vol. IX. Appendix ; statistical tables. 1895. pp. 437. 
 Contents, inter alia : Return of foundations in England, exclusive of the 
 county of Monmouth, the endowiiieuts or parts of the endowmeuts of which 
 are recordeil in tlje books of the Charity Commis.sioners for England and 
 Wales as subject to the provisions of the Endowed Schools Acts, showing, in 
 respect of each foundation, the name, place, county, gross income, date of any 
 scheme established under the Endowed Schools Acts, and of any amending 
 scheme established under those Acts or the Charitable Trusts Acts ; and, if no 
 scheme has been established under the Endowetl Schools Acts, whether any, 
 and what, proceedings, and at what dates, have taken place, with a view to a 
 scheme under those Acts (London is given on pp. 80-'J'J) - Statement as to 
 a]iportionmeiit between educational and other objects in the case of endow- 
 ments dealt with by schemes under the Endowed Schools Acts in which 
 fuch apportionment has been made (London is given on pp. 187-188) — 
 Secondary girls' schools regulated by schemes made under the Endowed 
 Schools Acts (London is given on pp. 201-202)— Api)ortionnicnt of income 
 between boys' and girls' schools where separate schools for boys and gitls 
 are maintained out of one foundation (London is giA-en on pp. 209-210) — 
 I'rovision maile for education of girls (London is given on pp. 2LS-2iy) — 
 Tarticulars of establishment, accommodation and attendance in three London 
 School Board (mixed) schools— Number, age and standard of scholars in 
 higher grade elementary schools in selected counties and London in 18'.i3-94 
 — Specimen curricula in various schools in London and the rest of England 
 — Results of inquiry made by the Technical Education Board into the number 
 of pupils attending secondary schools in London. 
 
 Second i-eport of the Royal Commissioners on Technical 
 
 Instruction. London, 1884. 8vo, 2 vol. 
 
 Vol. I. Report of the Commissioners, pp. 557. 
 Contents : Technical education on the continent — Visits to industrial 
 establishments on the continent —Visits to various in-^litulions in tlie United 
 Kiriadnni — Conclnsions— Rejiorts on .schools for leaching domestic trades in 
 South (iermany and the Austrian provinces. 
 
 Vol. 11. Report on agricultural education in North 
 (Jermany, France, Denmark, Belgium, Holland, and the United 
 Kingdom; by H. M. Jenkins, pp. 442. 
 
 There are Vjound up with this volume : Repnrt on tecimical edu(;ation in 
 the I'liited States f»f America and Canada, by William Mather, pp. 84 
 — Noten on technical instruction in the United States, by the Commissioners, 
 pp. 8. 
 
 Tecimical Kducation, Rcpoit of the proceedings of the 
 
 fourth meeting of the International (jongress on. [Society for the 
 encouragement of Arts, Manufactures, and Commerce.] London, 
 1S97. 8vM, pj.. vi., :i07.
 
 I I 
 
 Education, Tccbnieal Education (Joiig)'css — continued. 
 
 Conteuts : — 
 
 The relations existinpr between the teacliing of pui-e chemistry and applied 
 chemistry ; by Otto N. Witt. 
 
 Heuristic instruction in physical science ; by H. E.Armstrong. 
 The teaching of chomi-jtry in evenJMg contniuation schools ; liy J. If. 
 Gladstone. 
 
 K(;raarks on the teaching of chemistry ; by (jeorge Lunge. 
 The inlervenlion of tlie state in secoiidaiy technical education : by Gilbert 
 K. Redgrave. 
 
 Theory and practice in trade teai-iiing ; by Sir Pliilip Magnus. 
 The training of te(;hnical teachers ; bv Sidney H. Wells. 
 The work of the (!ity and Guilds (Vntral Technical College; by W. E. 
 Ayrton. 
 
 Tcehnischc Erziehung in Wiirttemberg ; by J. v. Diefenbach. 
 Some limitarions to technical instruction ; Ijy Sir Joshua Fitch. 
 T/euseignement professionnel et Tinitiative priv^e en Belgique ; by Oscar 
 PyfEeroen. 
 
 L'enseignement technique et commercial en Belgique ; by Edouard Seve. 
 Rapport sur l'enseignement technique en Belgique ; by Paul Wauters. 
 The inlluence of various examining bodies on the progress of technical and 
 commercial education in England ; by Prof. J. Wortheimer. 
 
 A German technical college from an English point of view; by Eilvvin 0. 
 Sachs. 
 
 The Society of Arts' examinations ; by Sir Henry Trueman Wood. 
 The teaching of drawing in connection with technical and commercial 
 education ; by T. R. Ablett.^ 
 
 Agricultural education ; by F. J. Lloyd. 
 
 County councils and practical training in agriculture ; by Harold E. Moore. 
 How best to encourage technical education among the workmen ; bv R. 
 W. Baxter. 
 
 Technical education in relation to the electrotyping, stereotyping, and 
 process engraving industries : by Walter Boutall. 
 
 Technical education in coimcctinn with the gold and silver trades ; by 
 W. Augustus Steward. 
 Watch and clock making ; by T. D. Wright. 
 
 Technical education in relation to glass manufacture : by Harry J. Powell. 
 Technical education in architecture and the building trades ; bv W. 
 R. Lethaby. 
 
 Polytechnics : by Quintin Hogg. 
 
 The work of the i)olytechnics ; by Professor William Garnett. 
 Reforms in the organisation of technical education ; by Professor Silvanus 
 P. Thompson. 
 Evening schools ; by Swire Smith. 
 
 The development of technical instruction in secondary schools under the 
 provisions of the Technical Instruction Acts. 1SS9 and 1891, and the Local 
 Taxation Act, 18"0; by H. Macan. 
 
 Some suggestions for the better organisation of examinations — more 
 especially in reference to the qualification of teachers of technical subjects ; 
 by W. Vibart Dixon. 
 
 The limitations of the work of county councils : by Thomas Turner. 
 The true basis of technical education ; by William Slingo. 
 Rapport sur l'enseignement commercial sup^rieur en France ; by Jacques 
 Siegfried. 
 
 Suggestions on commercial education ; by H. W. Eve. 
 
 Commercial education and the need for a school of commerce ; by Dr. 
 Richard Wormell. 
 
 Commercial education in England and America ; by Bernard de Bear. 
 Systematic commercial education : by T. A. Organ. 
 The teaching of economics ; liy W. A. S. Hewiiis. 
 L'enseignement des langues vivantes : by L. Suttlc.
 
 78 
 
 Education, TefhiiuMl KJuL-ution Congress — cimfinucd. 
 
 TiK' jirovisiiin of hiy^her commercial education ia Loadoii : liv Sidue}' 
 Webb. 
 
 The present state, claims, and prospects of commciviitl education ; by 
 Edward E. Whitlield. 
 
 A i)lea for tlie m<irc scicnlitic and systematic teaching of book-keeping ; 
 by Stanley Latham. 
 
 The teachinir of domestic erommiv in srirls' secondary schools : bv Miss 
 Alice Mit.bell. 
 
 Technical education in niial districts ; by the Countess of Warwick. 
 
 Teehnical education in secondary schools ; by Miss Fanny L. ('alder. 
 
 History of trainiug schools for teachers of domestic economy in England ; 
 by Miss Pycroft. 
 
 Treatment of domestic science as an element in girls' education ; by Miss 
 I,. Edna Walter. 
 
 The relation between general and technical education ; by Miss E. 1'. 
 Hughes. 
 
 Teclinical education in India, its conditionsand proj)ects : liy .1. .\. Haines 
 and Sir M. M. Bhownaggree. 
 
 Technical education in Canada ; by W. Peterson. 
 
 Technical education in Nova Scotia ; by A. H. Mackay. 
 
 Technical eilucation in New South Wales; by Sir William C. Windeyer. 
 
 Teclinieal education in Victoria ; by H. F. Eaton. 
 
 Teclinical education in Queensland ; by D. T. Lyons. 
 
 Tiie growth of technical education in Tasmania ; by J. H. Tranthim-Fryer. 
 
 Progress of technical education in New Brunswick ; by Philip Cox. 
 
 Tec'bnical Education Board. See London County Council. 
 
 Edwards 'F. G.) Musical haunts in London. London, 1895. 
 8vo., pp. 58. 18 illustrations. 
 
 Contents, inter nlia : Argyll Rooms — Crosby Hall — Exeter Hall — Hanover- 
 square Rooms. 
 
 Edwards (Samuel) Extracts taken from Hai-od's History of Stam- 
 ford, ivlating' to the navigation of the river Welland from 
 
 Stamford to the sea; together wilh a full state of 
 
 the case relating to the n'ghts of different parties in such 
 navigation ; also shewing the several Acts of Parlia- 
 ment that liave passed since tlie said Act of the 18th of Kliza- 
 hetli to affect or alter the poweis originally vested in the 
 corporation of Stamford, and showing in whom those powei's are 
 now vested. Londoii, 1810. 4to, ])p. IH. [Pamphlet.] 
 
 Electric and Gas Exhibitioa, International, 1882-83. Report 
 
 on ihc (Ja.-, .""^cclion l»y the C(jniniillce apjiuinted hy the Gras 
 Institute, to which is ajjpended the awards of the jurors and 
 repoi-ts of the testers on tlie vai-ious gas-bni-nets, gas-stoves, and 
 gas-goveniors, submitted for competition. Tiondon, 1884. 8vo, 
 2 vol.. i»j». .\ii., 180; 41 tables. 
 
 Electricity, A series of lectures on the practical i'jijdications of. 
 (See Civil P^ngineers, Institute of. 
 
 Electricity, Lighting- by, Report from select committee, with 
 proceedings, minutes oF evidence, and appendix. London, 1879. 
 Folio, jip. X., 249.* 
 
 Contents of apjiondix. infer ulin : P.ibliography of works on the subject of 
 lighting by electricity.
 
 "9 
 
 Electric Lighting" Bill, Kepni-l tVom sfluct committeL', with pi'M- 
 rc'L'ilin^s ami iiiiiiutt'.s of cvidciici". Lojidon, 18S2. J^'ulin, 
 pp. xviii., 202. 
 
 Ellis (Sir Henry) A general introduction to Domesday Book ; 
 accompanied by indexes of the tenants-in-chicf and Luuku'-tenants 
 at the time of the survey; as well as of the holders of lands 
 mentioned in IXmiesday anterior to the forniatiim of that leeoi-d ; 
 with an absti-act of the population of Kngland at the close of llic 
 i-eign of William the Coiiqueroi'. so far as the same is actually 
 entered, illustrated by numei-oiis notes and comments. liondon, 
 1838. 8v(), 2 vol. in one, pp. xix., 515 ; 543. 
 
 Ellis (Thomas) Is it an engineerino- and commercial impossibilitv 
 to utilise, in the liquid state, the sewage of the metropolis, as has 
 been stated, by Mr. Thomas Wicksteed in his i-eport to the 
 Metropolitan Commissioners of Sewers ? This question is 
 answered in a letter to the chairman of the Metropolitan Board 
 of Works ; in which is also given a plan for utilising, in its liquid 
 state, the sewage of the metropolis ; together with a detailed 
 estimate of cost and suggestions for division of pi'ofits between 
 the Metropolitan Board of Works and a projected company, by 
 which there would be placed at the disposal of the Board of 
 AYoi'ks for the reduction of local taxation over the metropolit .u 
 area an annual sum of not less than £700,000. London, 1861. 
 8vo, pp. 62. 
 
 The utilisation of the metropolitan sewag'e and reduction 
 
 of local taxation, together with a brief review of the evidence 
 taken by the select committee of the House of Commons on 
 Sewage of Towns and their final report. — A letter to Frederick 
 Doulton, Esq., M.P., chairman of the Main Drainage Committee 
 of the Metropolitan Board of Works. London, [n.d.]. 8vo. pj). 
 iv., 134. 
 
 Tender for the economic and profitable utilisation of ilic 
 
 metropolitan sewage. London, 1863. 8vo, pp. 18. 
 
 Rpply fo the r(q)oz-t of Mr. Bazalgette upon the j)lan of 
 
 Mr. Thomas Ellis for the economic and profitable utilisation of 
 all the sewage of the south side of the metroi^olis, and of Dait- 
 ford, Erith, Greenhithe, Northfleet, and Gravesend. Loudon. 
 1865. 8vo, pp. 42. 
 
 Second tender foi- the sewage of the south side of tlie 
 
 meti-opolis, with a letter from Dr. Brady, M.P. (chairman of the 
 select committee on Sewage of Towns), forwarding re])orts on 
 Mr. Ellis's plan and estimate by Lieut.-Col. Kennedy. J. P. 
 Kennedv, Esq., and Messrs. Ordish and Le Feuvre. Loiulon. 
 1867. 8vo. pp. 58. 
 
 Ellis (Thomas Flower) and Colin Blackburn, Reports of cases 
 
 argued and determined in the Court of Queen's Bench and the 
 Court of Excheqiier Chandler on error from the Court of Queen's 
 Bench. Londcm, 1853-60. 8vo, 9 vol.
 
 80 
 
 ElmeS I James) JVihI T. H. Shepherd, MetrDpolitaiiiiuproveinents; 
 or, London in the niueteentli century ; beinj^ a series of views of 
 the new ami most intei'estin<; objects in the British meti-opolis 
 and its vicinity. London, 18'J7. 4to, pp. 172, <)'). 
 
 Elstobb • W. ) -^'> liistorical account of the great level of tlie Fens, 
 called Bedford Level, and other fens, marshes and lowlands in 
 this king(him, and other places; with references to Leland's 
 Itini'rary, Duufdales history of imhankinjif and draininof, and 
 othei's of the most ap])r()ved authority. Lynn, 1793. 8vo, pp. 
 XX., 276. 
 
 Eltoil < Charles IsaaCJ A tieatise on commons and waste lands, with 
 special reference to the Law of Approvement. London, 1868. 
 8vo, pp. xxiii., 333. 
 
 Ely Place- Act of Parliament relating to, 1842. London. Folio. 
 Contents: Pavintr. litrhting. watchins;. cleansintr and improving, 1842. 
 [This is l)onn 1 up with the voluinu of Acts relating to Charterliouse.J 
 
 Ely (Richard T.i !»'i'^ J. H. Finley, Taxation in American states 
 and cities. New York, 1888. 8vo, pp. xx., 544. 
 
 Contents : — 
 
 I. Taxfs (lefiiieil— General propositions respecting; taxes - Oricjin and t^ruwth 
 of modern taxation — A few general remurk.son the workings of taxation 
 — The tlifferent kinds of taxes — Direct and indirect taxation compared 
 — The literature of taxation. 
 II. TiiwiitiKu iix if is: Colonial taxation — Taxation in ITItO — Tlie transition 
 peiiod -Experience of Ohio -Experience of Georgia — Experience <>t 
 Wisconsfn and AVest Virginia — Experience of New Vork-=-Experience 
 of other states— Other features of existing financial systems — The 
 testimony of reason. 
 
 in. Taxation as it xhotild he: The principles on which a new system of 
 taxa'ion should ba base<l — Taxation of real estate — Exemption of real 
 esfaie from state taxation — A plan whereby a part of the increasing 
 value of real estate in states and cities may l)e secured to the public — 
 Natural monopolies — Taxation of the manufacture and sale of intoxi- 
 cating liquors — Taxation of incomes —Taxation of inheritances and 
 beque-.ts— Business tax — Taxation of r.adroads operated by steam and 
 other corporations — M iscjllaneous kinds of pci'sonal property — Taxati mi 
 <>i savinirs banks, churches, and educational and benevolent institutions 
 — Technical details and administrative machinerj'. 
 
 I\'. Ciinxfitiitional provixians, xtiitintical information, Si'r.: Constitutional 
 [)rovisions — Revenues and expenditures of the states — Revenues and 
 expenrjitures of cities— Rates of taxation — Valuations of real and 
 personal pro|)erty — Public debt-j of stat^^s and cities — Inheritance and 
 bequests. 
 
 Emden 'Alfreds The law relating to building leases and building 
 contracts: together with the statutes relating to building, with 
 notes and the latest cases under the various sections ; and a 
 glossary of architectural and bnildirg terms. London, 1882. 
 8vo, pp. xlii.. 716. 
 
 The Metropolis Management and Building Acts TAmend- 
 
 rnent) Act. 1882 (A'y Vict.,c. 14) ; fortniiicr a supplement to tlu^ 
 law relating to building leases, Ac. London, 1882. Hvo, pp. 4.{.
 
 81 
 
 Emerson (Gr. R.) ijondon : how tlie great city grew. London 
 18G2. 8vo, pp. vi., 313. 
 
 Contents : Queen Elizabeth's London— L()n<lon after the sixteenth century 
 — Westminster — Bermondsey and Southwark — KtaininL'ton and Lambetli — 
 The vvest-enil— The east-end— isle of JJotrsaiid Rotherhithe— Poplar, Bromley 
 and Blackwall — Islington — Huw the suburbs grew. 
 
 Emmery (H. C.) Egouts et bornes-fontaines. Paris, 1834. 8vo, 
 pp. 47. 3 plans. 
 
 Statistique des egouts de la ville de Paris (annee 1836). 
 
 Paris, 1837. 8vo, pp. 80. 2 plans. 
 
 Emmet (Lewis Emanuel) Notes on perusing titles, containing 
 observations On the points most frequently arising on a perusal 
 of titles to real and leasehold property. Second edition. London, 
 1890. 8vo, pp. xl., 284. 
 
 Encyclopaedia Britannica, A dictionary of arts, sciences, and 
 general literature. JS'inth edition. Edinburgh, 1875-89. 4to, 
 25 vol. 
 
 The article on London is by T. F. Henderson and H. B. Wheatley, and 
 appears in Vol. 14, pp. 818-851. It is treated under the following heads, 
 with sub-heads given in brackets : Site (geology ; surface) — Grovernment 
 and administration (administrative history; g.^vernment of the City ; City 
 guilds ; special prerogatives of the City Corporation ; City accounts ; Cor- 
 poration buildings; Metropolitan Board; vestries; other administrative 
 authorities) — Grrowth and population (growth ; nationalities ; tables of popu- 
 lation) — Streets, bridges, &c. (streets ; street imprTvements ; Thames 
 embankment ; bridges ; maintenance of streets ; conveyances ; postal 
 districts) — Opon spaces (Royal parks ; oAer parks ; public commons) — 
 Water supply (water supply; problem of future supply; water companies) 
 — Lighting (old metliods ; gas companies) — Fire extinction— Sanitary 
 arrtngements (early sanitary regulations; Commission of Sewers; Metro- 
 politan Boa-d ; Thames Conservancy ; street sanitation ; cemeteries) — 
 Health (climate ; smoke and f )gs ; dtath rate and birth rate ; marriage 
 rate) — Markets and food supply (provision markets ; Old Smithfield-market ; 
 Ci»penhagen-fields and Dej^tford markets ; Central Meat-market ; Leadenhall- 
 market : Billingsgate ; Covent-garden ; Tattersalls ; costermongers) — Com- 
 merce and industry (growth of commerce ; present trade ; foreign an 1 colonial 
 trade; coasting trade ; registered ship})ing ; values of exports and imports ; 
 docks ; warehouses ; Custom House ; Trinity House ; the City ; Exchanges ; 
 the Mint; banking; brewing; miscellaneous industries) — Pauperism (poor 
 law unions ; charities) —Crime (police ; prisons) —Education (elementary 
 schools ; grammar schools ; higher education) — Science (medical schools ; 
 other scientific schools ; scientific societies ; scientific museums) — Drama — 
 Music (musical performances ; concert-rooms ; musical instruction) — ■ 
 Painting, sculpture, ami the applied arts (art galleries ; British Mus-um ; 
 South Kensington Museum ; other museums) — Ecclesiastical buildings 
 (churches ; Paul's ; Westminster Abbey ; conventual cliurches of time of 
 Fitzstephen ; other old churches ; Wren s churches ; later churches ; other 
 churches and chapels ; Lambeth-palace) — Royal palaces and government 
 buildings (Palace of Westminster ; Whitehall; St. James's-palace ; Bucking- 
 ham-palace ; the Tower ; Houses of Parliament ; Government offices ; Law 
 Courts) — Memorials and statues — History — Literature. 
 
 Maps : Bartholomew's London (one inch to mile) — -Bartliolomew's Central 
 London (four inches to mile) — Norden's Tudor London, 1593 — Senex's London 
 in 1 r20 (two inches to mile).
 
 82 
 
 Elltick (Rev. John) A new and accui-ate history and survey of 
 London, Westminster, Southwai-k and places adjaclnit ; coiitain- 
 ing whatever is most worthy of notice in their ancient and 
 present state ; in which are described their civil, ecclesiastical 
 and militaiy government, oiiginal constitution, antiquities, 
 mannfactoi'ies. trade, commei'ce, and naviy'ation ; and the several 
 wards. lil)ei'ties, pi-ecincts, districts, parishes, churelies, religious 
 and charitable foundations, and other public edifices ; particularly 
 the curiosities of the Tower of London, St. Paul's Cathedral, 
 Westminster Abbey, the Royal Exchange, Sir Hans Sloan's 
 Museum, etc., and whatever is lemai-kable for elegance, grandeui, 
 use, entertainment or curiosity ; with the charters, laws, customs, 
 rights, libei'ties aiid ])rivik'ges. of this great metropolis. 
 Illustrated with a variety of heads, views, plans, and maps neatly 
 engraved. London, 1766. 8vo, 4 vol. 
 
 Vol. i., pp. .'i(iO. 2 jilates. 
 
 Vol. ii., pp. 51t). 4 platea. 
 
 Vol. iii.. pp. 46+. H plates. 
 
 Vol. iv., pi». 44il. liides. jip. [l-")]. 2"> plates. 
 
 Epping" Forest Commission, 1871- London, 1873-77. Foho 7 vol. 
 
 VmI. I. .Minutes of tvideuee taken from KJtIi May, 1872, to Oth April, 1873. 
 1873. pp. 1(127. 
 
 Vol. 1 1. Minutes of evidence taken from 24tli Julv, 1S73, to 17ih December, 
 1873. 1873. pp. 1()2!)-18H8. 
 
 Vol. III. Tables put in evidence on behalf of the Commissioners of .Sewers of 
 the City of London and other commoners, and minutes of evidence taken from 
 13th Ja'nuaiy, 1874, to 31st July, 1874. 1874. pp. 18tJ'.l-323(!. 
 
 Vol. IV. Minutes of evidence taken from 23rd December, 1S74, to 22nd 
 November, 1876. 1876. pp. 3237-422."). 
 
 Vol. V. Ther.dlsof the Court of Attachments of the Royal Forest of 
 Waltham. in the county of Essc-k, from Slst October, 1713, to 6th December, 
 1848. 1873. 4 parts in one vol. 
 
 Part i. 31st October. 1713. to 11th June, 1748 ; pp. 194. 
 Part ii. 30tli July, 1748. t.j'Jth July, 17y2 ; pp. l.")'.). 
 Part iii. 27th Au^rust, 17!»2, to 22nd Septendjer, 1817 ; pp. 171. 
 Part iv. 18th September. 1830, to 6th December, 1848 ; pp. 68. 
 
 Vol. VI. Preliminary report and appendix. 1875. pp.71. 8 plan^. 
 
 Contents of appendix : Book of reference to the plan of the waste 
 lands of Epping Forest, within the meaninj^ of the Eppintr Forest Act, 1871, 
 as ascertained by tlie Epping Forest Commissioners — PeramVjulation of the 
 Forest of Waltham. in the county of Essex, in the seventeenth year of 
 the re'gM of Kinf,' Charles the First. 
 
 Vol. VII. Final report and appendix. 1877. pp.116. 7 plans. 
 
 Essex (W. R. H.; and Sydney Smirke, illustrations of the 
 
 archilec-tiiial oiTiaments and einbelli.>limcnts and painted glass 
 of the Temple Church, London, from drawings specially made, 
 by permission, by W. \'. l\. Essex, with an account of the i-ccent 
 restojation of tlie church, by Sydney Smirke. Jjondon, 1845. 
 Folio, pp. 15. 29 plates. 
 
 Amonjj the pla'es is a general plan of the Temple Church as restored. The 
 remainder consist of coloured representations of the stained glass windows 
 and deconitions of ceiling, arches and altar-piece, and drawiners of the various 
 carved oak cUjows to seats, and capitals and bases of columns.
 
 83 
 
 Evans (John) Physiograpliy. Iiondon, 1885. 8vo. 
 
 [One of a series of lectures delivered at the Institute of Civil Engineers 
 durinjj: session 1884-85 on Theory and practice of hydro-mechanics. See 
 Civil Engineers.] 
 
 Evans (Thomas W.) La Commission Sanitaire des Etats-Unis, son 
 originc, sou organisation et ses resultats, avec une notice sur les 
 liopitaux militaires aux Etats-Unis et sur la reforme sanitaire 
 dans les armees europeennes. Paris, 1865. 8vo, pp. 178. 5 plates. 
 
 Eve (H. W.) Sug-gestions on commercial education. See Education 
 (Technical Education Congress). 
 
 Eversley (William Finder) The law of the domestic relations, 
 including husband and wife, j^arent and child, guardian and ward, 
 infants, and master and servant. London, 1885. 8vo, pp. xlix., 
 1097. 
 
 Exeter, City of, Abstract of accounts, 1893-94 to 1894-95. Exeter, 
 1894-95. 8vo, 2 vol. 
 
 Explosive substances, Report from select committee, with pro- 
 ceedings, minutes of evidence, and appendix. London, 1874. 
 Folio, pp. xxviii., .441. 
 
 Contents of appendix, inter alia : Return of factories of gunpowder, gun- 
 cotton, ammunition, fireworks, &c. ; store magazines for gunpowder ; and 
 magazines for nitro-glycerine preparations, in each county of the United 
 Kingdom — Return of the average quantity of gunpowder shipped at Blackwall 
 Stairs during each of the years 1868-73 — Return of the quantities of gun- 
 powder landed and shipped off daily in the locality of Blackwall during the 
 years 18(J8-73. 
 
 There is bound up with this a report by Major V, D. Majendie on " the 
 necessity for the amendment of the law relating to gunpowder and other 
 explosives, with suggestions for a new Act." 1874. pp. 81. 
 
 1- 2
 
 84 
 
 F 
 
 Fairbairn ('Sir William) On tho application of cast and wronght 
 iruii to buikling pui'jxiscs. Londuu, 1854. 8vo, pp. viii., 183. 
 
 The same ; to wliich is added a short treatise on wrougrht 
 
 iron bridges. Second edition. London, 1857-58. 8vo, pp. xii., 
 21)2. 
 
 The same — fourth edition. London, 1870. 8vo, pp. xix., 
 
 37(3. 6 plates. 
 
 Useful infomiation for engineers. Third edition. London, 
 
 1860. 8vo, pp. XX., 380. 
 
 The same ; together with a series of appendices, containing 
 
 the results of experimental inquiries into the strength of materials, 
 the causes of boiler explosions, etc. Second sezies. London, 
 1860. 8vo, pp. xYii., 329. 
 
 Fairholt ( Frederick W.) Lord Mayors' pageants ; being collections 
 towards a history of these annual celebrations, with specimems of 
 the descriptive pamphlets published by the City poets. London, 
 1843-44. 8vo, 2 vol. in one. 
 
 Part I. History of Lord Mayors' pageant''. 184.S. pp. xl., 178. 
 Thispart contains an appendix, fcivin<? a detailed accountof theexpenses of 
 the pa»eants of 1()17, 16.").^ and 168"), and the orderof the procession, 1841. 
 Part 11. Reprints of Lord Mayors' patreants. 1844. pp. viii., 288. 
 Tills part is editerl, with introduction and notes, by F. W. FairholL, and 
 consists of the following parts : — 
 Introduction ; by the Editor. 
 Troia-Nova triumphans ; by Thomas Dekkcr. 
 London's Tempe ; by Thomas Dekkcr. 
 Porta Pietatis : by Thomas Hey wood. 
 The Royal Oake ; by John Tatliain. 
 L<jnd(jn's Resurrection ; by Tho. Jordan. 
 The Triumphs of London ; by Tho. Jordan. 
 Notes to the Pageants ; by the Editor. 
 
 Appendix, consisting of representations in parts to be habited, eungand 
 acted before the Lord Mayor and the Sheriffs of London ; by Tho. 
 Jordan. 
 Notes and additions to Part I. ; by the Editor. 
 
 The civic garland : a collection of songs from London 
 
 pageants, London, 1845. 8vo, pp. xl., 96. 
 
 Fairmount Park Com missioners, First annual report. Philadelphia, 
 
 ■ Second annual report, 1870. pp. 64. 3 plans. 
 
 Third annual repoi-t, 1871. pp. 88. 1 plan. 
 
 Falkner ' PtOland P.j History, theory and technique of statistics. 
 <Se:e Meitzeu (August^, 
 
 Fanshawe 'E. It.) The County Councillor's Guide. (S'ee Hobhouse 
 (Henivj.
 
 85 
 
 Faraday (P. Michael) Rating : pi-inciplcs, practice, procedure. 
 Tlie lejT^al mattei- revised by Stanley A. Latham. London, 1896. 
 8vo, pp. xxvii., 53(J. 
 
 Couttints : Priiiciph h : Introduction — Exemptions — Occupation — Value — 
 ConipaTiios — Macliinery. 
 
 Practifi' : Laii I — Buildings — Manufactories — Railways — Canals — Tram- 
 way companies — Gas compajies — VVa'er companies — Docks, harbours and 
 j)iers — Mines and cemeteries. 
 
 Fr-cedun' : Outride metropolitan area — Inside metropolitan area. 
 
 Farr (William) Vital statistics : a memorial volume of selections 
 from his I'eports and writings. Edited for the Sanitary Institute 
 of Great Bi-itain by Noel A. Humphreys. London, 1885. 8vo, 
 pp. xxiv., 563. 
 
 Farrer (Lord) Free trade versus fair trade. Fourth edition. 
 London, 1887. 8vo, pp. xvi., 859. 
 
 Mr. Goschen's finance, 1887-90. London, 1891. 8vo, pp. 
 
 xvi., 162. 
 
 Contents, inter alia : Loans from the Imperial Exchequer for local 
 purposes — Grants out of Imperial Exchequer to local authorities — Case of 
 urban ratepaj'ers since 1870 — Finance of the Metropolitan Police — !^ug- 
 gestions as to the future of local finance — Local taxation of capital values in 
 the form of death duties on land. 
 
 Fauclier (Dr. Julius) The Russian agrarian legislation of 1861. 
 See Probyn (J.W.j Systems of land tenure. 
 
 Faulkner (Thomas) An historical and topographical description 
 of Chelsea and its envii'ons, interspersed with biographical 
 anecdotes of illustrious and eminent persons who have resided 
 in Chelsea dui'ing the three preceding centui-ies. London, 1810. 
 8vo, pp. xviii., 459, [8] . 12 plates. 
 
 Contents : Etymology, situation, river Thames, extent, population, poor's 
 rate and land tax — Soil, agriculture, common, Apothecaries Garden, botanic 
 gardens and nurseries, manufactories and waterworks — Parish church, 
 rectory, rectors, tombs and monuments, burial ground, benefactions, charity 
 schools, workhouse, parish register and churchwardens' accounts — King 
 James's College— Historical account and description of the Royal Hospital — 
 Royal Military Asylum — Historical account of the manor of Chelsea, with 
 biographical notices of eminent persons who have possessed it and resided on 
 it — Ancient houses from the reign of Henry VIII. to Queen Anne — Hamilton's 
 survey, Winchester House — Bowack's account of Chelsea, 17u5, Lord Orford's 
 house, Wharton-park, Don Saltero's coffee house, Ranelagh — Ferry and 
 Bridge, Park chapel, Moravians, Lord Cremorne's villa. Little Chelsea, 
 Brompton, Villa Maria, Dogget's coat and badge, museum of Henry 
 Constantine Jennings, Pilton s menagerie, new burial ground — Hans-town, 
 Pavilion, Hans-place, celebration of the King's recovery in^ 1781) and of the 
 Jubilee in 1809. 
 
 Appendix : Explanation and reference to Hamilton's map of Chelsea, mad . 
 in tlie year 166-4, and continued to the year 1717 by John King. 
 
 Plates, inter alia : North front of the Manor House at Chelsea built by 
 King Henry Vlll. — Map of Chelsea, surveyed in the year 1664 by James 
 Hamilton — Tombs of Sir Thomas More, Thomas Lawrence and the Duchess 
 of Northumberland and her daughters, in Chelsea Church— King Jiimes 
 CoUeilge at Chelsey — Royal Hospital at Chelsea — Royal Military Asylum — 
 South front of house supposed to have been inhabited by Sir T. More^South 
 view of the Pavilion, Hans-place.
 
 86 
 
 Faulkner (Thomas) An liistoricul uiul topograpliical account of 
 Fulliam inclutlini^ the hamlet of H-ammersmith. London, 1813. 
 8vo, pp. xiv., 478. 9 ])lates. 
 
 Contents : Etymologry. situation. Ijmindaries ami extent, river Thames, 
 fisheTP. lU'idjre, roads and ways. po|)ulation, poor's rate, land ta.x — Agriculture 
 and soil, botanic gardens and nurseries, commons, manufactories, West 
 Middlesex Waterworks, Grand Junction Canal — Rectoiy and vicarage, 
 parish church, tombs and monumental inscription-", Chapel of St. Paul at 
 Hammersmith — Extracts from the churchwardens' and overseers' books, 
 parish reg-ster, benefactions, charity scliools — Historical account of the 
 manor of b'ulham — Fulha-n Palace antl gardens — Biographical notices of the 
 Bishops of London — Histoiical events, Fulham ancient ht)uses — Parson 's- 
 green, Peterborough House, ancient houses and families, Purser's-cross — 
 Walham-green, North-end. No Man's Laml, ancient houses and inhabitants — 
 Hannnersmith. general description, ancient lionses and inhabitants — Manor 
 uf Pallenswick, Pallenswick-grecn, Sheplii^rd's-})ush, Brook-green — 
 Brandenburgh House, Craven Cottage — Crab Tree, Earl of Cholmoudeley's 
 villa. Grove House, Sandy-end, Sandford Manor. 
 
 Appendix, inter alin : Bishops of London from the foundation of the See 
 — Report of the Parliamentary Commis-ioners for dividing the parish — Two 
 assessments in ll>'2') extracted from the parish books. 
 
 Plates : Bishop of London's Palace, Fulliam — Mip of Fulham, 1813— South 
 view of Fuham clinrcli— Monuments of Lady Lcgh, Catherine Hart, and 
 Lord Mordaunt in Euliiam Church — North view of Hammersmith Church — 
 Interior quadrangle of the Bishop of London's Palace — Normand House. 
 
 Hi.storv and antiquities of Kensington, interspersed with 
 
 biographical anecdotes of royal and distinguished personages, and 
 a descriptive catalogue of the collection of pictures in the Palace. 
 London, 1820. 4to, pp. xix., 449. Index, ])p. [lOJ. 11 plates. 
 
 Contents : Etymologj'. situation, boundaries and peiamljulation, Kensington 
 division of tlie hundrecl of Ossulstan, highways and parochial ways. Commis- 
 sion of Sewers, stratilication, soil, agriculture, botanic gardens and nurseries, 
 mineral spiiin^s and wells — Manor of Earl's-court, Kensington, Domesday 
 survey, account of De Vere family — Holland House— Manor of Abbots'- 
 Kensington, annexation of the manor and church to the Abbey of Abingdon, 
 compositions b. tween the Abbot of Abingdon and the Bishop of London and 
 I'riorof C(jlno. first endowment of vicarage, Manor House and rectoiy — Parish 
 church, monuments and epitaphs — Benefactions, almshouses, national school, 
 workliousc population, extracts from parish registerand historical documents 
 from parish books — Kensington, ancient and i)resent state, public institutions 
 and societies — Royal palace and gardens — Hyde-jiark, Bayswater, Kensington 
 gravel pits, Manor of Knotting-Barns, Knotting-hill — Earl's-court, Little 
 Chelsea, Bromfiton, Kensington Gore. 
 
 Plates, infer (ilia : Kensington national school — Map of the parish, 1S20 — 
 Holiancl House (2 plates) — Kensington (!hur(;h — No^l House, Kensington 
 Gore — Campden Hon.se — Kensington Palace — Bayswater Chapel. 
 
 The hi.story and antiquities of the parish of Hammersmith, 
 
 inter.xpersed Avith biographical notices of illustrious and eminent 
 j)crsoiis who have been liorn or who liave resided in the parish 
 during the thi'ce preceding centuries. London, 1839. 8vo, pp. 
 xvi., 446. T) plates. 
 
 Contents, inter alia : Introduction, situation, etymology, artesian wells, 
 V)oun laries. extent. i>opulatioM, highways, puljJic roads, Roman i-oad, river 
 Thames, fishery — London and Birmingham Railway, Great Western Railway, 
 Birmingham, Bristol and Thames .Junction Railway — Dometday survey.
 
 87 
 
 Faulkner (Thomas) History of Hammersmith — continued. 
 
 parish church, iiaioi'hial schools, extracts from parish registers and parish 
 books^General description of the town and neighbouriiood — Lower and 
 Upper Malls, Hit,di-i>ri(^lE^(;, West Middlesex waterworks, Hammersmith- 
 terrace, !^t. Peter's district, chapel and square, Theresa-terrace — Manor of 
 Palings wick, Ravensrourt-pai'k, Turnham-grcen-common, Stamford-brook, 
 Gaggle-Goose-green, Starch-green, New-road, Gould- Hawk-road, Shepherd's- 
 bush, Wood-lane, Wormholt-scrubs and manor, Old Oak-common, Harlesdon- 
 green, nortliern boundary, Brook-green. 
 
 Appendix, inter (iha : Copies of surrenders and admissions to copyhold 
 lands within the manors of Fulham and Kensington, H8y-1516 — Parliamen- 
 tary surveys of livings, " Hammersmith in the parish of Fulham " — Extract 
 from the Fulham parish books, relative to the opening of Hammersmith 
 Chapel, 1661 — " Sessment of the poore of Hamersmith, 1626-27" — Poor's 
 rate for 21 years, 1816-36— Management of the poor — Act for making 
 Hammersmith a distinct and separate parish. 1831. 
 
 Plates, i.ntrr alin : Map of Hammersmith, 1839 — View and plan of St. 
 Mary's Training College, Hammersmith. 
 
 The history and antiquities of Brentford, Ealing and Chis- 
 
 wick, interspersed with biographical notices of illustrious and 
 eminent persons who have been born or have resided there during 
 the three preceding centuries. London, 1845. 8vo, pp. xvi., 504. 
 14 plates. 
 
 Fenn (Charles) -A- compendium of the English and foreign funds, 
 debts, and revenues of all nations, banks, railways, mines, and 
 the principal joint stock companies, forming an epitome of the 
 various objects of investment and speculation negotiable in 
 London, the laws and regulations of the Stock Exchange, etc. 
 Ninth edition, re-written, greatly enlarged, and brought down 
 to the present time, by Robert Lucas Nash. London, 1867. 
 8vo, pp. XX., 584. 
 
 Field (John) Analysis of gas accounts, 1869-80. Oblong 4to. 
 
 Contents : — 
 
 Averages per ton of coal carbonized and per 1,000 cubic feet of gas sold of 
 the items in the accounts of the Imperial Gas Company for each of the 
 years 186i)-73, antl for 1874 in manuscript. 
 
 Anal^'sis of the metropolitan gas companies' accounts for each of the years 
 18f)9-80. 
 
 The accounts and other particulars for the last year (1880) of the metro- 
 politan and suburban gas companies, viz., Gas Light, Commercial, Jjondon, 
 South Metropolitan ; Barnet. Brentford, Bromley, Colney Hatch, Croydon, 
 Crystal Palace, Lea Bridge, Mitchain, Richmond, Tottenham, Wandsworth, 
 West Ham, Woolwich (Consumers), Woolwich (Equitable), are analysed 
 under the following heads: Date of incorporation— Capital authorised 
 — Capital rai.sed — Capital unraised — Cai)ital employed — Coals carbonized 
 — Per cent, of cannel gas sold — Illuminating power required by Act — Price 
 per 1,000 charged — Gas made — Gas sold — Used at works and offices — 
 Unaccounted for — Coke made — Coke used for fuel — Average price per 
 chaldron obtained for coke sold less charges — Net proceeds of coke and 
 other residuals per cent on co^t of coal — Cost of coal — Less residuals — Net 
 cost of coal — Manufactory charges — Distribution — Rent and taxes — 
 Management — Law charges — Bad debts— Public officers and testing offices 
 — Depreciation of works on leasehold — Other charges — Total working 
 expenses — Coals and working expenses — Gas rental — Less lighting and 
 repairing public lamps — Net gas rental — Expenditure for gas — Profit on 
 gas — Xdd meter rent — Deduct meter repairs — Add miscellaneous receipts
 
 88 
 
 Field (John) Analysis of gas accounts — continued. 
 
 — Detluct exceptioual charges — Gross profit — Insurance or other fund — 
 Interest on borrowed monies, less ere lits — Net i)rofit— Standard dividends 
 — Additional dividend — Sur[)lus - Dt ficienc}'— Ket profit per cent, on stock 
 and share capital raised— Standanl dividend i)er cent, on stock and share 
 capital raised— Reserve fund aiul balance on net revenue account after 
 providing for dividend— Insurance and other funds. 
 
 Finaucial News (Reprint from) A brief account of the dis- 
 ..clo.sures wliifli liavelcdlo llie njipoiiitment of a Royal Commission 
 to investigate the cluifg-cs brought ap,ainst the Metropolitan Board 
 of Works. London, 1888. 8vo, pp. 111. 
 
 Contents : Introductory— Our first visit to Spring-gardens— The Pavilion 
 leases — 1 he Robertson scandal — The Pavdion inquiry^— Report i.f the Pavilion 
 Committee — The Board shirks the is-ue — Our ajipeai to Parliament — A sham 
 in(iuiry— Sj.ring-gardun rings— Perqui>it. s in Spring-gardens — Cues for the 
 lu.yal Coinn)ission— JIetroi)()litan sewage— Tie P.oard and the theatjes — An 
 old scandal in the Board — The question for the ratepayers. 
 
 FilllafJOn (W. F.) The Common Law Procedure Acts of 1852, 
 1854 and If^GO, with notes and the forms and rules, to Avhich are 
 prefixed all the Acts relating to Common Law Procedure. 
 London, 1860. 12mo, pp. xi., 394. 
 
 A brief and practical exposition of the law of charitable 
 
 trusts, with special reference to the jurisdiction of the Com- 
 missioners of Charities, containing also all the Charital)le Trusts 
 Acts ; with notes, and the rules, minutes, and orcers of the Court 
 of Chancery and the Commissioners of Charities. London, 1860. 
 12mo, pj). viii., 244. 
 
 Finley (J. H,) Taxation in American states and cities. See 
 Ely (Richard T.). 
 
 Fire Brigade, Metropolitan, Report from select committee, with 
 jiroceedirigs, minutes of evidence, appendix, and index. London, 
 ly76. Folio, pp. xii., 814. 1 map. 
 
 Contents of apjiendix, inttralia: Distribution, iiiinil)er of calls received, 
 and duties done during April, IXOH, at each station of the Metropolitan Fire 
 Brigjwle — Number of men required at each station in order to allow every man 
 one night in bed each week — Number of tuincocks and assistant turncocks 
 of eacli of the water companies — Proposed sites for new fire-escapes- Return 
 of cases of men who have broken down in the service, with amounts awarded 
 to them by the Metropililan P.oard of Works— Return of men who have 
 rlisjjlayed great merit in saving life from fire — Nunjber of fires in each hour 
 during the day of eaeh of the years 18(;6-75 — Bates of i)ay and scale of 
 pensions authorised for the Metropolitan Polica- Monthly, daily, and weekly 
 Bummaries of fires for each ©f ten years 18(!0-7r; — Number of fire-engine 
 statioDB, men, fire-escapes, ami fire-escape stations on 1st Jauuaiy of each of 
 the years IH6(i-7fi — Numl^er of men temjiorarily emj.hjyed as sujiernumeraries 
 in place of men (<ick and susfiended, daily from Ist January to 13th February, 
 1869— Arrangement at eaeh station in ISfi'J for married and single men 
 respectively ; also, number of men lodging out, and cost of fame — Water 
 j>resbures in various parts of the water companies' districts, arranged with 
 reference to the altitudes of the several places above Ordnance Datum, 1876 
 — Pensions firoposed for the Metropolitan Fire P.rigade compared with those 
 now in forcj in the City and Metropolitan Police and the Manchester and 
 Liveri)Ool Fire Brigades— Proportion of jiay which a member of the Fire
 
 89 
 
 Fire Brig-ade, Metropolitan, Report, 1876— continued. 
 
 Hrij^aile would ruceivc us jn'iisioii after various terms of service according to 
 each of three schemes — Length of service of men leaving the Urigade iu each 
 of the years ls(U)-75 — Amount contributc^d by first, and last man in each class 
 of the Fire Hrigade, and annuities they would Ije entitled to under the Hoard's 
 scheme, if it had been accepted — Memorandum by Sui)erinteniling Architect 
 of the Metrof>olitan Board of Works as to means of providing lire plugs 
 in the metropolis, with suggestions by Captain Shaw, and correspondence 
 with water companies — C<)ntri})utions from insurance offices u[ion the rate- 
 able value of the metropolis — Receipts and expenditure in each of the years 
 18(!()-7r) — Estimate of working expenses for 187G — Loans raised and amount 
 expended in each of the yenrs 18(!6-7r) — First cost of stations, I8ti6-7r) — 
 Stations in use on 31st December, 1875, showing rental, etc., cost of erection, 
 and amount expended in alterations and repairs — Pay and superannuation 
 allowances of the Manchester Fire Brigade — Number of steam and hand 
 eiitrines. and men proposed at the several stations — Number of police stations 
 in the Metrop'-litan Police District, showing number in each division within 
 and beyond the boundary of the Board — Details of fires iu Liverpool in 1875, 
 ■with accounts of the Brigade. 
 
 The map is of London, setting out the different stations of the Fire Brigade, 
 fire escapes, police stations, and the boundaries of the several water companies. 
 
 Repoi't from select committee, with proceedings, minutes 
 
 of evidence, appendix and index. London, 1877. Folio, pp. Ixiv., 
 505. 
 
 The report is divided under the following heads : — Preliminary — Administra- 
 tion of Fire Brigade — Police — Water supply — Insurance companies —Theatres 
 — Conclusions. 
 
 Contents of appendix, inter alia : Report of a special committee of the 
 Society of Arts on insecurity from fires, and from panics at theatres and 
 pla' es of public resort — Legislation for public protection against fires and 
 panics in theatres in France — Rules for theatres licensed by the Lord 
 Chamberlain — Metrojxjlitan theatres licensed bj' the Lord Chamberlain, 1866 
 and 1H77 — List of music-halls, concert -halls, and one casino licensed by 
 magistrates in London — Various returns giving particulars of supply of water 
 at fires by the water companies — Statistics of fire brigades in various towns 
 in Europe and America. 
 
 Fire Protection, Report from select committee, with proceedings, 
 minutes of evidence, appendix and index. London, 1867. Folio, 
 pp. xxvi., 287. Index, pp. iv., 55. 
 
 Contents, inter alia : Rewards paid for calling West Middlesex Waterworks 
 turncocks to fires in each quarter of the years 1862-67 — Results of an 
 examination of the inflammable properties of 65 speci no ens of mineral lamp 
 oil purchased at shops in various parts of London — Table showing that fires 
 have increased in London in an undue ratio to the increase of population and 
 of houses — Table showing increase in numbers of fires recorded as of 
 '•suspicious, doubtful, or unaccounted for" origin — Table showing the practice 
 in several of the countries on the continent with regard to investigations into- 
 the origin of fires — Acts of iarliament relating to buildings in the metropolis 
 — Acts of Parliament relating to water companies in the metropolis - Table 
 showing comparative strength of the late London Fire Brig^tde establishment 
 on the 31st December, 1865, and the Metropolitan Fire Brigade on the 1st 
 June, 1867 — Percentage of principal causes of fiies for 33 years — Table 
 showing tlistribution of the Metropolitan Fire Brigade in June, 1867 — 
 Table of known and unknown causes of London fires for each of the years 
 1833-66 — Table showing, for each of the years 18-10 64, numbt-r of fires; 
 estimated population; number of houses, marriages, births, and deaths; 
 number of people to each house, marriage, birth, death and fire ; number of 
 houses, marriages, births, and deaths to each tire. 
 
 There are maps of the London Fire Engine establishment en the 31st 
 December, 1865, and of the Metropolitan Fire Brigade on the 1st May, 1867.
 
 90 
 
 FireilZe, Comune di. Bulk'ttiuu di statistica del mese di Giugno, 
 1M»7. Foli(\ p]). 8. 
 
 Fires in Theatres. [Anonymous]. 
 
 ^\nariitk- aiipearing in the " Westiniuster Review " for April, 1882, pp. 
 412-42G.] 
 
 Fires in the Metropolis. Hi'])nit from select committee, with 
 pi-oceeding.s, minutes of evidence, appendix and index. London, 
 1862. Folio, pp. xxiv., 262. 
 
 Contents, inter alia : List of puljlic fire-escape stations — Fire offices forming 
 the London Fire Enorine establishment — Number of times the St. Maryleljone 
 engine has attenrleil at fires in each of the years 18.5S-61 — Estimate of expense 
 of placing a tire-engine station of three encrines. four horse-;, one driver and 
 12 firemen within 4"0 yards of Buckintrham Palace— Amounts charged to the 
 poor rates for the expenses of fire-engines, engineers, ladders, escapes, etc., in 
 each parish of the City of London fcjr each of the years ended Ladyday, 18.59- 
 (Jl — List of parishes included in the metropolitan area — Estimated present 
 value of the plant of the Liverpool fire briga<le — Comparative table of rates 
 as fixed by the old insurance companies, on the same fire risks, in their revised 
 London mercantile tariffs of 18)S and ISfil. 
 
 Firth (J. F. Bj ^Municipal London; or, London government as it 
 is, and London under a municipal council. London, 1876. 8vo, 
 pp. xvi., 775. 4 maps. 
 
 Contents : — Limdou gonrnment ax if. ?.« : The Corporation of the City of 
 London — Mctnjpolitan ]>oard of Works — London vestries — Gas supply of 
 London — Water supply of London — Various jurisdictions, viz , Corporation of 
 Westminster, London police, London School Boanl, Thames and Lee Conser- 
 vancy Boards, poor relief, Tower of London, burial boards, parliamentary 
 boroughs, London charities— Summary of divisions of metropolis f r various 
 purposes — Metropolitan lo.an liability — Income and expenditure of the 
 metropolis. 
 
 Liindon undi-r n vinnieipnl council : Corporation reform — Bills in Parlia- 
 ment — Methods of reform discussed — Constitution of the Supreme Council — 
 Work of the Su|)rcme Council — London in the future. 
 
 MapM : Municipal London, as divided into 40 districts, together with 
 estimated f»opulation — Map showing Vjoundary of Metropolitan Board of 
 Works, witli the division into vestries and district boards, together with the 
 acrwige and census poi)ulat-(jn of each — Map sliowiiig the boundaries of the 
 various London gas companies, with the authorized share capitals up to 
 December, 1874 — Map showing the areas supplied by the London water 
 companies, with the authorized share capitals up to DecemVjcr. 1874. 
 
 London Goveramont, and liow to reform it. See Probyn 
 
 (J. W.) Local govern iiwnf and taxation. 
 
 and Edg^ar R. Simpson, London government under 
 
 the Local Govejiunent Act, L^bb. London, A888. 8vo, pp. xxiii., 
 
 Contents : — 
 Part I. CiinJifitutinn, prorredindu, and work of the London Council : — 
 The London Council : General scheme of Local Government Act — Area of 
 government — Constitution of Council— Chairman — Dei)uty-chairman — 
 Aldermen — Councillors— As to chairmen, aldermen, and councillors 
 pe,nerally. 
 Flection of Councillors: Electoral divisions — Electors — First election — 
 fjlections generally —Contcstcl elections — Costs of elections.
 
 91 
 
 Firth (J. F. B.) and Edgar R. Simpson, London government — 
 
 continued. 
 
 Proceedings of Council : Meetings — Standing Joint Committee — Other joint 
 
 committees — Committees generally. 
 Finttncf^ : County Fuiiri — Exchequer Contribution Account —General 
 County Account — Special County Accounts — County rate — Finance 
 Committee — Borrowing powers — Lending powers — Contributory powers 
 —Audit. 
 Powrrs of London Council : New powers — Transferred powers, viz., from 
 county freeholders, from Justices out of Sessions, from highway authorities, 
 fromcouu'y autliorities, from the Metropolitan Board of Works. 
 The Provixional Council : Election — Meetings and proceedings — Functions 
 
 — Arrangement of committees. 
 Jiidici/il arranf/f merits : Commission of the Peace — Quarter Sessions — 
 Justices out of Sessions — Siieritf. 
 
 Part n. Local Government Act, 1883 — Municipal Corporations Act, 1882 
 —County Electors Act. 1888. 
 
 Appendix I. Borough Funds Act, 1872 — Public Health Act, 187.") — 
 — Parliamentary Elections (Returning Officers) Act, 187."j — Parliamentary 
 Elections (Ueturiiing Officers) Amendment Act, 188(5 — Highways and 
 Locomotives (.\mendment) Act, 1878 — District Auditors Act, 1879 — 
 Metropolitan Board of Works Money Act, 1888. 
 
 Appendix 11. Electoral divisions in the metropolis — llateable value of 
 parishes in London — Summary of Acts conferrnig powers on the Metro- 
 politan Board of Works — Rating of metropolis by the Board — Accounts 
 of the Board — Debt of the Board — Local loan account of the Board — 
 Accounts of counties of Middlesex, Surrey, and Kent — Powers trans- 
 ferable from Government dei)artments — Main roads — Petty sessional 
 divisions — Coroners" districts — Area of Lord Chamberlain's jurisdiction. 
 
 Fisher (C. M.) Farm land and land laws of the United States. 
 See Probyn (J. W.) Si/stems of land tenure. 
 
 Fisher (R. A.) An analytical digest of all the reported cases deter- 
 mined in the House of Lords, the several courts of common law, 
 in banc and at nisi prius, and the Court of Bankruptcy ; from 
 Easter Term, 1843, to Michaelmas Term, 1855. London, 1856. 
 8vo, 2 vol. 
 
 Fisher (William Richard) The law of mortgage and other 
 secui'ities upon property. Second edition. London, 1868. 8vo, 
 2 vol. 
 
 Fitch (Sir Joshua) Some limitations to technical instruction. See 
 Education (Technical Education Congress). 
 
 Fitzadam (John Thompson) The Supreme Court of Judicatm-e 
 Acts, 1873 and 1875, together with orders in Council and 
 additional rules of coui-t ; with practical notes. London, 1875. 
 8vo, pp. Ixix., 499. 
 
 Fitzfferald (G. A. R.) The law relating to public health and local 
 government, as contained in the Public Health Act, 1875, and 
 other statutes. London, 1876. 8vo, pp. xiii., 529. 
 
 Fitzmaurice (Lord Edmond) The areas of rural government. See 
 Probyn (J. W.) Local government and taxation.
 
 0-2 
 
 Fitzstephen (William) Description of the City of London, newly 
 translated rioni tlie Latin original ; with a necessary commentary. 
 A dissertation on the author, ascertaining the exact year of the 
 production, is pretixed ; and to the whole is subjoined a correct 
 edition of tlie original, witli the various readings and some use- 
 ful annotations hv an antiiiuarv [in ms. "The Keverend Samuel 
 Pegge."] London, 1772. 4to, pp. ix., 81. 
 
 Fleming" ( George) A manual of veterinary sanitary science and 
 pdliee. Loiulon, 1875. 8vo, 2 vol. 
 
 Fleming- and Tibbins ( Professors) Royal Dictionary, English and 
 
 I'reiieh, and Fn'ueli and English. Paris, 1875-79. 4to, 2 vol. 
 
 Vol. I. (If*?-)). English and French ; pp. x., 12R4. 
 Vol. II. (187y). Francais-Anglais ; pp. xi., 112 2. 
 
 Fletcher (Banister) The Metropolitan Building Acts. London, 
 1882. 8vo, pp. xxix., 219. 22 plates. 
 
 The London Building Act, 1894: a text-book for the use 
 
 of architects, surveyors, builders, etc., containing the Act printed 
 in exfensn, together witli a full abstract giving all the sections of 
 the Act which relate to buildings set out in tabular form for easy 
 reference, and an introduction showing the leading alterations 
 made by the Act; also, the unrepealed sections, relating to 
 buildings, of all other Acts; and the bye-laws, standing orders, 
 and I'egulations of the London Countv Council ; etc. Second 
 edition. London, 1896. 8vo, pp. xliv., 320. 19 plates. 
 
 The plates show tliicknrss of walls, plans of chimneys, shop fronts, open- 
 ings aiid recesses permitted in i)aTty and external walls, h(jvv much party- 
 wall must be on respective owner's land where owners are buililing different 
 class of building, the walling necessary in certain cases of lights in loofs, etc. 
 
 Flower ^Major Lamorock) The river Lee " up to date" : a paper 
 
 read at the I'arkes' Museum, May 19th, 1887. London, 1893. 
 
 8vo, pp. 39. 
 
 There is a folding map f f the Lee watershed to illuetrate statement made 
 in the paper as to disposal of pollutions. 
 
 Forbes ''John) The Judicaime Acts and rules. See Mackeson 
 (W. W.;. 
 
 Forbes ' U. A J The law relating to waters. See Coulson (H. J. W.). 
 
 Forrow ('Alexander; 'I'l'c 'I'liJimes and its docks: a lecture. 
 LundMii, 1>77. fc\(>, ]!]). 75. I'.j maps and plans. 
 
 FOSS ^Edward; ^Vestminstcr Hall : a paper read at the Archa;o- 
 
 lofj-ical ConLTi-CHS, iHiJij. See London ((Jld London). 
 
 Foulkes (W. D. I.) TIio Licensing Acts, 1828, 1869 and 1872-74. 
 Stc Lelv (J. M.).
 
 93 
 Fox-Davies (Arthur Charles) and M. E. B. Crookes, The book of 
 
 public arms : a cyclopaedia of the armorial bearings, heraldic 
 devices and seals, as authorised and as used, of the counties, 
 cities, towns and universities of the United Kingdom. Edinburgh, 
 1894. 4to, PI). 57. 130 plates. 
 
 Fraenkel (Carl) GrundHss der Bakterienkunde. Berlin, 1890. 
 8vo, pp. viii., 515. 
 
 Frankland (E.) Water analysis for sanitary purposes, with hints 
 for the interpretation of results. London, ISbO. 8vo, pp. viii., 
 139. 
 
 Contents : Introduction — Water analysis without gas apparatus — Water 
 analysis requiring gas apparatus— Reagents in water analysis — Tables — 
 Conversion uf parts per 100,000 into grains per gallon or the reverse- 
 Typical analysis of various waters — Average composition of unpnlluted 
 . waters — Average composition of various waters — Conclusions and recom- 
 mendations of the liivers Pollution Commissioners — Standards of purity 
 recommended by the liivers Tollution Commissioners. 
 
 Frankland (Percy F.) and Professor Marshall Ward, First 
 
 I'eport to the Water Research Committee of the Royal Society, on 
 the present state of our knowledge concerning the bacteriology of 
 water, with especial reference to the vitality of pathogenic 
 schizomycetes in water. London, [1892]. 8vo, pp. 97. 
 
 Second report, on the vitality and virulence of bacillus 
 
 authracis and its spoi"es in potable watei's. London, [1893]. 
 8vo, pp. 153. 
 Eraser (Sir William) London self-governed. London, 1866. 
 
 8vo, pp. 103. 
 Freeman (George Mallows) The law and practice of compensation. 
 London, 1897. 8vo, pp. xlvii., 447. 
 
 Frere (W. H.) Memorials of Stepney parish. See Hill (G. W.). 
 
 Fresenius (Dr- C. Remigius) Quantitative chemical analysis. 
 Seventh edition, translated from the sixth German edition by 
 A. Vacher. London, 1876. 8vo, pp. xii., 524. 
 
 Freshfield (J, W.) County rates : practical suggestions for carrying 
 into eli'ect the Act 15 and 16 Vict., c. 81, to consolidate and amend 
 the statutes relating to the assessment and collection of county 
 rates in England and Wales, in a lettei- to the Earl of Chichester. 
 London, 1854. 8vo, pp. 35. 
 
 [A pamphlet bound up with others in volume Accounts, finance, rates, 
 etc., 18G2, for whicb see Addenda.] 
 
 Fry (Danby P.) The local taxes of the United Kingdom, containing 
 a digest of the law, with a summary of statistical information 
 concerning the several local taxes in England, Scotland and 
 Ireland. London, 1846. 8vo, pp. [viii.], 278. 
 
 Contents, niter aliii : — 
 TJie load taxes of England anil Wales : Introduction — Rates of independent 
 districts on the basis of the pojr rate, viz., poor rate, workhouse building 
 rate, survey and valuation rate, jail fees' rate, constables' rate, highway
 
 9J- 
 
 Fry (Dauby P.) Local taxes — continued. 
 
 rates, lightiHe: and watching rate, militia rate — Rates of independent 
 districts not on the basis of the poor rate, viz., church rates, sewers' rate, 
 general sewers' tax. drainasre and inclosure rates, inclosure rate, regulated 
 pasture rate — Rates of aggregate districts on the basis of the poor rate : 
 (i.) counties, viz.. county rate, police rate, shire hall rate, lunatic asylum 
 rate, burial rate ; (ii.) hundreds, viz.. hundred rate ; (iii.) boroughs, viz., 
 borough nite, watch rates, jail rate, prisoners' rates, lunatic asylum rate, 
 museum rate ; (iv.) counties and boroughs, viz., distiict prison rates — 
 Tolls, dues and fees, viz., turnpike tolls, borough tolls and dues, light dues, 
 port dues, church dues and fees, marriage fees, registration fees, justiciary 
 fees — Statistical summary of amount and incidence of the local taxes in 
 England and Wales, and comparison of the local with the general taxes of 
 the United Kingdom. 
 
 The local faj-cs of Scotland. 
 
 The local taxes of Ireland. 
 
 Try (Sir Edward) and W. D. Rawlins, A treatise ontte specific 
 
 peHonnaiice of contracts, including those of public companies. 
 Second edition. London, 1881. 8vo, pp. Ixxxvi., 765. 
 
 Fulham, Ye endowed charities of ye anticnte parishe, 1594-1877, 
 now first printed from the original ^LS., to whiche is added a 
 compleat liste of guiftes now enjoy'd. Edited (with notes) by 
 the vicar of the sayd parishe. London, 1879. 4to, pp. 62, [5]. 
 
 Parish of. Acts of Parliament relating to, 1725-1881. 
 
 London. Folio. 
 
 Contents: Bridge. 1725.1727, 1863— Common, 1881— Land. 1827— Roads, 
 1730,1749,1825. 
 
 Reports and accounts of the vestry, 1886-87 to 1896-97. 
 
 London, 1887-97. Svo, 2 vol. and parts (continuing). 
 
 Fulham District Board, Reports and accounts, 1856-57 to 
 Ibbo-.^t;. London, 1857-86. Svo, 4 vol.
 
 o: 
 
 G 
 
 Gale (Charles James) A treatise on the la-/ of easements. Second 
 edition. London, 1849. 8vo, pp. xix., 467. 
 
 The same, with the notes of W. H. Willes. Sixth edition, 
 
 by G. Cave. London, 1888. 8vo, pp. xxxvi., 636. 
 
 and T. D. Whatley, The same — first edition. London, 
 
 1839. 8vo, pp. xvi., 464. 
 
 Gale (James M.) On the mechanical appliances of the Loch Katrine 
 Waterworks for the supply of Glasgow. Glasgow, [n.d.]. 8vo, 
 pp. 123-146. 19 plates. 
 
 [A pamphlet bound up with others in volume London water svpply, 1849- 
 64. Sec Water.] 
 
 Glasgow Corporation Waterworks. — Report on water 
 
 fittings. Glasgow, 1864. 8vo, pp. 7. 
 
 \ A. pamphlet bound up with others in volume London, water svpiily, 1849- 
 64."" Sec Water.] 
 
 On the disposal of the sewage of Glasgow. Glasgow, 1865. 
 
 8vo, pp. 20. 
 
 [A pamphlet bound up with others in volume Seivage utilization, 1845-65, 
 See Drainage and Sewerage.] 
 
 Galer (Allan M-) Norwood and Dalwich, past and present ; with 
 historical and descriptive notes. London, 1890. 8vo, pp. [x.], 
 123. 
 
 Contents : Norwood in the pa3t — Norwood at present —Dulwich — Edward 
 AUeyn — Local celebrities — Appendices, 
 
 One of the appemlices consists of etymological and lii>torical notes on 
 local names. 
 
 Among other illustrations there are maps of Dulwich and Norwood 
 reproduced from Rocque's map of Loudon and its environs, 174(5. 
 
 Ganguillet (E.) and W. R. Kutter, A general formula for the 
 uniform flow of water in rivers and other channels. London, 
 
 1889. 8vo, pp. xxiii., 240. 
 
 Garcke (Emile) Manual of electrical undertakings, 1897. Second 
 year. London, 1897. 8vo, pp. vii., 598. 
 
 Contents : Preface — Telegra])!! undertakings— Teleplione undertakings — 
 Electricity supply undertakings — Electric traction undertakings — PJlectrical 
 manufacturing undertakings — Miscellaneous electrical undertakings — 
 Directory of officials, &c.. of electrical undertakings — Companies registered 
 since 1856 not included in index — Index. 
 
 Maps : Electricity supply areas within the County of I>ondon, viz., 
 Charing-cross and Strand Corporatioj, Chelsea Company, City of London 
 Company, County of London and Hrusli Provincial Com[)any (St. Luke's and 
 Clerkenwell ; and Wandsworth), Crystal Palace Company, Hammersmith 
 Vestry, Hanipstead Vestry, House-to-house Company, Islington Vestry, 
 Kensington and Knightsbridge Company, London Electric Company, Metro- 
 politan Company, Notting-hiil Company, St. James and Pall Mall Company, 
 St. Pancras Vestry. Westminbter Corporation, Woolwicii District Company — 
 Electric railways of London — Diagram showing comparative results of 
 working of electricity supply undertakings.
 
 96 
 
 Garnett (Professor William) The work of the polytechnics. See 
 
 Education (Technical Education Congress). 
 
 Gas. Minutes of evidence taken before the select committee on the 
 Gas (Meti-opolis) Bill, with proceedings and index. London, 
 1860. Folio, pp. xii., 382. 
 
 Contents, inter alia : Koturn from each eras company lighting any portion 
 of the metropolis, for each of the years 1855-5!), of (1) amount of share 
 capital (2) number of shares (8) amount paid up on each share (4) total 
 amount of cajiital paid up (5) rate of ilividend per cent, per annum (6) total 
 amount of such dividend (7) amount of debenture debt (8) rate of interest 
 thereon (^It) tt>tal amount of such interest (iD) amount of all other borrowed 
 cajjital (11) rate of interest thereon (12) total amount of such interest (13) 
 amount of all undivided prolit carried to capital (11) rate i)er cent, of divi- 
 dend paid thereon (15) amount of reserve fun(l — Table showing for each 
 parish or district in the metropolis sundry particulars of the cost of public 
 lightine in July, 185!) — Table showing for each parish or district in the 
 metroplis the price per 1.000 ft. paid for gas in the public lamps as compared 
 with the jtrice to the ])rivate consumer and consequent overcharge of the 
 former — Prices jxiid for public lighting in a number of princij)al towns in 
 the United Kingdom — List of towns where gas is sold at i)rices lower than 
 4s. 6d. per 1,000 ft. — Consumption of gas per hour by public lamps in 
 London — Prices charged for gas by the various metropolitan companies - Gas 
 Acts ]iassed in sessii ns 185(J-.59 — Com|)arative tables showing for each com- 
 pany fen- each of the years 1854-.'i9 for every £100 expended in coal (1) rental 
 (2) value of residual products (3) cost of raw materinl (1) amount of all 
 expenses, exclusive of raw material (5) cost of gas making (fj) profit — Re- 
 sults of testing eight meters belonging to the Commercial Gas Comi)any in 
 Mile-end Old-town — Sal ford Corporation Gasworks : capital invested, 
 quantity of cannel used, gas produced, gas rental, and amount of profit in 
 each of the years 1840-58 — Table showing for the London Gas C(jmpany, for 
 each of the years 1S48-5I), amount of loans, princiicd and interest ; amount 
 of shares and debenture stock, ])rincipal and dividends; total capital; per- 
 centage on total capital — Table showing for the London Gas Company the 
 price per 1,000 ft. paid for gas supplied in the public lamps as compaied with 
 [iriee to private consumer, and consequent undercharge for ])ublic lighting. 
 Tlie metropolitan companies at this <late (l-^tiO) vveie 13 in number, viz.. 
 Chartered, (Mty of London, Commercial, Ltiuitable, (iieat Ct'ntral, Imperial, 
 Tnde|(cndent, KatclifE, Western, London, Phcenix, Surrey Consumers, and 
 South Metropolitan. 
 
 London gas, 1861-65. [Volume of pamphlets.] 8vo. 
 
 Contents : — 
 
 Middlesex. — Sale of Gas Act. — Extract from report of the Committee for 
 Accounts and for Geneial Purposes, and resolutions of the Court. London, 
 18«0. 8vo, pji. IG. 
 
 Si-r also City Commissioners of Sewers (in Addenda) and Spencer 
 (Thomas). 
 
 Special report fi'om select committee on the Metroj)()lis 
 
 Gas Bill, with ])roceedings, minutes of evidence, and appendix. 
 Londcjn, 1867. Eolio, pp. xxxiv., 337. 
 
 Contents f>f aj)f)endix : Accounts from each metropolitan gas company, 
 showing actual state and condition of eaeli company as to cajiital, revenue, 
 and flividcnds for the year 18t;(; — l)ividends actually jiaiil by the Equitable 
 Gas Light Company in each half-year of the years 1810-0(5 — Keturns from 
 each metropolitan comfiany of (1) capital at intervals of five years for latt 
 20 years, distinguishing share anil loan capital ; (2) maximum statutory 
 dividend (if any) on the whole capital or on any part <jr paits thereof ; (3) 
 actual diviflend paid for each i«f ten years prior to 1860, arid for each sub-
 
 u: 
 
 Gas, Meti'opolis Gas Bill, 1867 — continued. 
 
 se<iuent year down to present time ; (4) amount set aside as reserve ; (">) 
 amount paid for damages ; ((i) price per 1.01)0 ft. of gas for last 20 years, 
 distinguishing between common and eanriel ; (7) price charged per street lamp 
 per annum ; (8) accounts for 18G() under Act of 1860 — Alphabetical table of 
 towns showing niiuimum illuminating powci' ]>rescribed by parliament from 
 18r>(i t') 18Gl>. witli date of Act and maximum price — Analysis of foregoing 
 return according as the charges for gas are higher or lower than those of the 
 London couiiJaTiies, showing price jjaid for coal and present [iricc of gas — 
 Capitals of certain provincial gas com[)aaies j)er ton of coal, per £100 gas 
 rental and per million feet of gas sold — Comparison between capital and 
 other particulars of the Western Company iu 185(i and 186(5 — Table showing 
 results of each company's operations in 1866, and average of those making 
 coal gas only and those makii-g both kinds — Jlr. Hughes' plan, Dr. Frank- 
 land's thicc ))lans and Mr. Stevenson's plan, for sup|)lying London with 
 tiighteen-candlc gas at 3s. tnl. per l,0Oi) cubic feet — Mr. Clemeushaw's esti- 
 mate of the cost of making eighteen-candle gas in London — Cost of gas at 
 the consumer's meter, of various illuminaiing powers, on the basis of 9,600 
 cubic feet of twelve-can<llc gas being generated from one ton of Newcastle coal, 
 and l(,(iOO cubic feet of twenty-four-candle gas being generated from one ton 
 of Wigan caunel — Syno|tsis of the operations of the Nottingham Gas Com- 
 pany, 1866 — Comj^iaraiive statement of the net cost of a ton of coals to the 
 thirteen metropolitan gas companies, 1866. 
 
 Copies ot" cei-tificate of commissionei's appointed In' the 
 
 Board of Trade in 1873, on an apjilication of the Claslio-ht and 
 Coke Company, for a revision of the illnniinating power and 
 price of gas supjjjied by them ; memorandum of commissioners 
 referring to the certificate ; minutes of proceedings before the 
 commissionei's ; and other papers relative thereto ; — of the like 
 respecting the Imperial Gaslight aiid Coke Company in 1874 ; — ■ 
 and of the like respecting the Gaslight and Coke Company in 
 1874. London, 1874. Folio, pp. 680. 
 
 Contents of aj)pendices, infer alia : — 
 
 Gasl/f/Id and i'olie {nr C'/i arte red) ('mnpanii : Disbursements on account 
 of stokers' strike since 1st January, 1S78 (p. ;U)^Amount required for a 10 
 per cent, dividend ou the 1873 and 1874 account (pp. 162, 252) — Capital aiul 
 capital expenditure since 1868 (p. 189) — Terms of issue of such cai)ital 
 (p. 189) — Balance applicaVjle to dividends on 31st December, 1872 (p. 189)^ 
 Contracts under which c>als and <annel were received into the works and 
 residuals dispo.sed of iu 1872, giving names, dates, prices, and periods of 
 delivery, and bringing out the average per ton, and are to be received 
 :ind residuals disposed of in 1873 (pp. 190-1?(;) — Quantities of coal used in 
 ))roducing gas and quantities and prices of gas sold in 1872 and 1873 
 (distinguishing coal and cannel) (pp. 197, 237) — Detailed income and ex- 
 penditure in 1872, the first half \'ear with separate figures for the Chartered 
 and the Western companies, the second half year together, bringing out also 
 amount under each hi^ad per 1,000 feet of gas sold (i)p. 197-19S) — Estimated 
 income an<l expenditiue under each head for 1873 (p. 199) — Salaries and 
 wages on 1st .lanuary, 1872 and 1873 (pp. 199-201) — Gas sold in each of the 
 j'ears 1868-72 and in the last quarter of each year by each of the comjianies 
 amalgamated in the Ciiartered (p|>. 202-203) — Gas produced at each of the 
 manufacturing stations during 18 72 and estimate for 1873 (p. 202) — Recei]its 
 for residual products, 1872 (pp. 203-204) — Detail, with prices, of coal to be 
 delivered in 1873 (]5p. 204-20.")) — Detail of coke sold at each station in 1S72 
 (p. 206) — Detailed account of capital entitlcxl to different percentages of 
 dividend and to carry 1 per cent, for the Insurance Fund (p. 206) — Detail of 
 debenture interest paiil in 1873 — Powers as to raising of capital under Acts 
 (p. 207) — Rate of dividend paid, 1866-68 — Amended es-timate of income and 
 expenditure for 1873. showing an estimated deficit of .CI 70.000 (pp. 208-209) 
 — Accounts for half years eisdetl June and December. 1872 (])]«. 210-218)^ 
 
 Ct
 
 98 
 
 Gas, Board of Trade repoit, 1874 — continued. 
 
 Estimate by the company of uiiprotluctive capital (pp. 221, 251)— Estimate of 
 wages for 1873 (_p. 221) — Es-timate of probable iucrease in cost of storts for 
 l{>7:s (^p. 222) — Ouattity and cost of coal and cannel required for US78 (p. 225) 
 — Cajtital raised in 1878. hoM" and where expended (p. 231)— Teimsof issue 
 of such capital (p. 231) — (."ontraets under which coals were received in 1-73 
 and a'C to be re eived in l.'"74 (pp. 232-/33) — Contracts under which residuals 
 wer^' di-poseil of in 1873 and are to be ilisposed of la 1874 (pp. 234-23fi) — 
 Estiniated and actual tiirures of income and exptcditure for 1873 (p. 238) — 
 E*tiniatetl income and exptiuliture for 1«74 (p. 239) — Salaries and w«ges on 
 1st January. ls73 ai.d 1874 (pp. 23'.l-241) — Gas produced and coal carbonised 
 at each of the manufacturing stat'ons during 1873 and estimate for 1874 
 (|ip. 212,253) — Contracts entered int ) in ISOG and 1^69, showing name, date, 
 and jmce i)cr ton (pp. 242-245) — Gas consumed for puMic lighting in tach 
 talf year, 18<iy-73. and quantitv of gas f^old in each quaiter of 1^73 (p. 245) 
 — Pensions and compensation allowances, and date of grant (pp. i^4'>-247) — 
 Savings effected in 1873 in management, cost of i:)roduction, k.c.. and savings 
 likely to arise in 1874 from closing of stations or otherwise (p. 247)— In- 
 crease or diminution of expenditure in the Western Company's business 
 since amalgamation (p. 24S) — Quantify' of gas made in each of the years 
 18IJ8-73. distinguishing quality (p. 248) — Amount paid for site of Beckton 
 works, acreage (jf site, and date of contract and payment (p. 24;t) — I' I'J'ther 
 particulars of Beckton works (pj). 250-251) — Selling price for coke retail at 
 each station on each Monday througliout 1873 and in January and February, 
 1874 (p. 253) — Accounts for half years ended June and December, 1873 
 (pp. 254-259)— Loan capital on 31st December, 1873 (p. 263)— Comparative 
 view of the aggregate workings of the companies now amalgamated in 
 the Chartered Com'pany in each of the years 1869-74 (pp. 302-305) — Percen- 
 tages of increase or decre;ise in sale of eas, 1H68-73 (p. 304) -Analysis of 
 estimated and actual wages for 1873 (p. 337)— Carbonising statement for week 
 ending 11th October, 1873 (p. 367)— Quarterly consumption of gas, 187a-73 
 (p. 368) — Average cost of coals cluring each of the jears 1869-74, and on 
 the 1st January of each of those years (p. 368)— Stock of coah on 1st 
 January of each of the years 1869-74 (p. 429). 
 
 Iiiijirrial Gnx Compniiy: Cii])ital and capital expenditure since 1869 
 (pji. 470-471) — Terms of issue (p. 471) — Balance applicable to dividend 
 (p. 471) — Contracts under which coals and cannel were received in 1873 and 
 are to be rectived in 1874 (pp 472-473) — Contracts under which residuals 
 were disposed of in 1873 and are to be disposed of in 1874 (p. 474)— Contracts 
 entered into in 1S69 and 18ti6, showing name, date, quantity, price, &c. 
 {\>\K 475-476)— Detailed income and expenditure, 1873. and estimate for 1874 
 (p. 477)— Salaiies and wages on 1st January, 1873 and 1874 (pp. 478-479)— 
 Pensions or compensation allowances paid, 1873 (p. 4H0) — Gas made and 
 sold in each of the years 1869-73 and in the last quarter of each (p. 480) — Gms 
 made at each of the manufacturing stations in use in 1873 (p. 481) — 
 Particulars of the works at West Ham (p. 481)— Sum required in 1874 for 
 payment of authorised dividend on capital and to make up reserved fund and 
 contingency fund (p. 482)— Accounts for half-years ended 30th June and 
 31st Deceinber, 1873 (pp. 483-486)— Estimate of quantity of gas to be sold 
 in 1874, and quantity and cost of coals to be carbonised (pp. 516-517) — 
 Estimate of quantity of coke to be sold in 1874, and price it will fetch (p. 
 518)— Capital expenditure on each of the stations up to the end of 1873 
 (p. 530)— Compensati' n paid to Lee Conservancy (p. 579) - Loan capital from 
 incorfKjration (p. 5H0)— Cost of purifying at Pareras and Shoreditch in 1872 
 and 1873 (p. 5«1)— Detailed statistics for each of the years 1869-73 and 
 estimates for 1874 (pp. 646-648). 
 
 General : Capital employed per ton of coals carbonised and pier 1,OCO 
 cul ic feet of gas sold by <ach of the metropolitan gas companies during each 
 of the years 1H69-72 (p' 219)— Gro.ss expenditure percent, of gro.ss income 
 of each of the metiopolitan gas companies in each of the years 1858-72 
 (p.220) — Tabular statement showing companies whoseilluminating powers are 
 fixefl l>y statute (p. 427) — Comparative table of working expenses of eleven
 
 1)0 
 
 Gas, l^oiii'tl of 'l'r;i(le report, 1874 — continued. 
 
 metropolitan i^is compiuics (p. 51!)) — Flo.atiugr capital of nine metropolitan 
 gas companies on the 31st December, 18ri)-72 (p. i32!>) — Capital raised by 
 each of t) metropolitan gas companies up to the end of each of the years 
 1870-73(0. 530) —Price and quality of gas supplied in metropolis by com- 
 p inies not subject to th<i Acts of l«()S-69 (p. till) -Unexpended capital in 
 hand and gas rental uncollected on 31st December, 1872, by D mttropolitan 
 gas companies (p. 025). 
 
 Report from select committee on the Metropolis Gas Com- 
 panies Bill ; with proceedings, minutes of evideace, and index. 
 London, 1875. Folio, pp. xiv., 555. 
 
 Returns in body of evidence, inter alia : Population of the districts 
 lighted by each of nine metropjlitan companies, lH71(p. iul) — (Quantity of gas 
 sold Ijy each of the thirteen com[)anies in each of the years lS(;i)-74 (p. 102) — 
 Share capital of the companies pa'd up to the end ot" 187+, and maximum 
 dividends (p. 103) — Prices and illuminating jiowers of the gas of each of the 
 companies in each of the years 18(59-74 (p. Il7) — Share and loan capital of 
 nine of! the companies on 31st December, 187-1 (p. 118) — Companies which 
 are under statutory obligation to give common gas of 12 candle-power 
 Cp. 155)— Table showing for each of the 12 months ended March, 1S75, the 
 candle-power of the gas supplied by the Gas Light and Coke, IruDenal, and 
 South Metropolitan CmiDanies (p. 156) — Oomiiarative capitals, &c.. of the 
 metropolitan companies in 187 { and 1874 (p. 201) — Precedents for the 
 raising of new capital by the sale of shares at public auction (p. 213) — Com- 
 parison between the Imperial, the South Metropolitan, and the average of all 
 the other companies, of the first cost of coal, receipts for residuals, net cost 
 of coal, and woiking expenses, per 1,000 ft. of gas, for each of the years 
 18611-78 (pp. 2^4, 280) — Charges for gas by each of the nine companies in 
 each of the years 1869-74 (p. 29.3) — Surjilus or deficiency of profits for the 
 maximum dividends of eleven of the companies in each of the years 1870-73 
 (p. 295) — Comparative tabJes of the Phtjenix and South Metropolitan Com- 
 panies (pp. 559-300) — Tables showing for the Imperial Gas Company the 
 greatest delivery of gas in one day, and the smallest on Sunday, Saturday, 
 and on ordinary weekdays, in each of the years 1809-74 ; and tiie net amount 
 realised for coke on every ton of coal carbonised at each of the stations in 
 each of the years 18()7-74 ([)p. 308-309) — List of metropolitan and provincial gas 
 companies and local authorities that advanced the price of gas in 1873, with 
 amount of increase in each case (pp. 395-397) — List of gasworks belonging 
 to local boards, municipal corporations, or commissioners (p. 397) — Dividends 
 paid by Phtjenix Gas (-'omjtany since its formation (1824) (p. 398) — Position 
 of Phoenix Company in 1S60 and 1873 compared (p. :598) — Tables showing 
 for the Gas Light and Coke Company, detail of share and loan capital on 
 5th June, 1875; capital raised from December, 1^01, to December, 1874; 
 particulars of unproductive capital ; dividends paid, 180((-74 ; prices chargel 
 for common caiinel gas in each of the years 18H0-75 ; account of the insur- 
 ance fund, (kc. (pp. 426-134), 
 
 Report from select committee on the Metropolis Gas 
 
 (Surrey Side) Rill ; with proceedings and minutes of evidence. 
 
 London, 1876. Folio, pp. x., 41. 
 
 The minutes of evidence as printed daily are bound up at the end of the 
 volume. 
 
 Gas Companies (Metropolis). — Accounts from each metropolitan 
 gas company for each of the ^ears 1801-9(3. London, l8(J2-97. 
 Folio, I vol. and parts {continuing). 
 
 In the last return (lor 1890) the companies given are the Gaslight and 
 Coke, South Metroi)olitau, and Commercial. The returns are given for each 
 lialf-year. The he<-ids of the Gaslight and Coke Company's" returns are : 
 
 a 2
 
 100 
 Gas Companies (Metropolis)— co«^"mec/. 
 
 statement of stock and share capital ; statement of loan capital : capital 
 account ; revenne ; net revenue ; balance applicable to clivideiid ; reserve 
 fuml : insurance fund : ilepreciation fund ; coals used ; residual pioducts ; eas 
 made and sold : trcn<Tal balance sheet. The South Metropolitan omits the 
 head '* balance ajiplicable to dividend"; the Commercial omits the heads 
 "balance applicable to dividen<l" and "'ilepreciation fund." Th« earlier 
 returns (IStil-Git) give the accounts of thirteen companies, viz., the Chartered, 
 City of London, i.'ommercial, Equitable, Great Central. Im])eria], Indepc - 
 dent, London, Phoenix. Ratcliff. South Metropolitan, Surrey Consumers and 
 Western. Between 18(>9 and 188-1 the thirteen companies became amal- 
 gamated in the three given above. The earlier returns do not give figures 
 fiir separate half-yeare. 
 
 Gas Lighting", water supply, and sanitai-y improvement. Journal of, 
 l>oL l»7. Vols. X.-LXIX. Loudon, 1861-97. Folio, 60 vol. (roji- 
 tinidug). 
 
 Gas Undertaking's. — Return relating to all authoinsed gas under- 
 takings in the United Kingdom other than those of local 
 auth>rities. for each of the years ended 31st December, 1881-96. 
 Loudon, 1882-97. Folio, 2 vol. and parts (continuing). 
 
 The earliest retnrn (for 1881) is for England and Wales only. The number 
 of heads of the return has increased from 22 in 18S1 to 28 in 1890. In the 
 case of the last return these are divided briefly as follows : (1) Acts of 
 Parliament or provisional orders; (2-14) accounts; (15-17) charges; 
 (18) illuminating power; (i;»-20) sliding scale; (21-22) coals carbonised 
 and other materials used : (2:?-25) gas made and sold ; (2()) length of mains ; 
 (27) number of consumers : (28) number of public lami)a lighted. Of the 
 (•omi)anies supplying London the Commercial. Crystal Palace District. Gas 
 Light and Coke. South Jletropolitan. and Wandsworth and Putney are given 
 under London on pp. 48-51, the Brentford and Hornsey under Middlesex on 
 pp. 50-53, and the Mitcham and Wimbledon under Surrey on pp. G8-6!». 
 
 Gas Undertaking's 'Local authorities). — Return relating to all 
 
 authorised gas undertakings in the United Kingdom belonging 
 to local autlioi-itit's, for each of the vears ended 31st December, 
 1881-83, and 2otl. March, 1885-97. ^ London, 1882-97. Folio, 1 
 vol. and parts {continuing). 
 
 The earliest return (for 1881) i.s ff)r Eneland and AVales only. The number 
 of heads of the return has increased from 20 in 1881 to 23 in 1896-97. In the 
 case of the last return these are divided briefly as follows : (1) Acts of 
 Parliament or provisional orders; (2) limits of supi)ly ; (3-7, 12-15) accounts: 
 (8-10) charges ; (II) illuminating power ; (J6-17) coals carbonised and other 
 materials used; (18-20) gas made and sold: (21) length of mains; (22) 
 number of consumers; (23) number of j.ubli,- lam].s litrhted. No part of 
 London is supplied by local authorities. 
 
 Gavin 'Hector) Sanitary ramblings, being sketches and illus- 
 tiations of ]>etlinal-gi-een : a typo of the condition of the metio- 
 polis and other large towns. London, 1848. 8vo, pp. [iii.], 118. 
 4 plates. 
 
 The account is arranged in five divisions, according to the boundaries of 
 the medical relief districts. A description is given of the sanitary condition 
 of each street investigated and at the end of each district a summary of the 
 sanit^r^' state of the district. Finally a summary for the parish is given 
 nnder the following hearjs : Location and structure of dwelling houses — 
 Space allotic/l to dwelling liouscs — House accommodation — Lodging houses
 
 101 
 
 Gavin ^Hector) Sanitary ramblings — continued. 
 
 — Wiirmint,' ;iii I vciitilatioa of houses — Vcntihition of ])ul)lic buildiiies — 
 House clcauiiiir by ilraiiia.ire and removal of refuse — I ri vies and cesspools — 
 Pctving — Street e!eau-ing — Sewerage — Interments — yiiiyanees — \Vatersiip;)ly' 
 — Siekness and disease and mortalitj'' — Tables illustrating sickuess and 
 mortality. 
 
 Plates, inter nlln : Map of the parish without date or author on a scale of 
 7^ in. to ti.e mile— Same map shaded according to death rate in the ye^r 1847. 
 
 Geary (W. N. M.J "i'lie law of theatres and niusit'-halls, including 
 contracts and precedents of contracts ; with historical intro- 
 duction by James Williams. London, 1885. Svo, pp. xii., 230. 
 
 Gem (Harvey) Strictures on the report of Her Majesty's Com- 
 missioners for the concentration of the Law Courts and offices, 
 and on their recommendations as regards site. London, 1861. 
 8vo, pp. 2-i. 1 plate. 
 
 [A pamphlet bound up with others in volume Miaedlnn'-ous /i/nnphl/'f.t, 
 185(5-64. Sec Pamphlets.] 
 
 Genova, Muuicipio di, Uffizio d'Igiene, Rassegna medico-statistica 
 del mese di Ottobre dell' anno 1895, del mese di Marzo dell' 
 anno 1807. Folio. 2 ])amphlets. 
 
 Gaorg'e (Ernest) Etchings of Old London. London, [n.d.]. Portfolio, 
 
 12 plates. 
 
 List of plates : " Oxford Arms," Warwick-lane — London-bridge — Oxford- 
 market. Oxford->treet — Tower of London — ' Ohl George." Tower-hill— Shad- 
 well — But -hers' shops. Aldgate — -Drury-lane — Staple-inn, Holborn — West- 
 minster — St. Bartholomew. Smithfield— Temple Bar, 1877. 
 
 Ghent. — Memorial administratif de la ville de Gand, Tomes Xll.-XVI. 
 (land, 1893-95. 8vo, 5 vol. 
 
 Gibbons (David) -^ treatise on the law of dilapidations and nui- 
 sances. Second edition. London, 1849. 8vo, pp. xl., 424. 
 
 Gibbs (Joseph) Considerations relative to the sewage of London, 
 and suggestions for improving the sanatory condition of the 
 metropolitan districts, together with some remarks on the pro- 
 duction of periodic disease arising from bad drainage and the 
 want of sufficient water. London, 1849. 8vo., j)p. 88. 
 
 [A pamphlet bouml up with others in volume Fltins for metrajjoHfan 
 dn/i/iaf/e, lS4t>-(;.5. ,V.'6' Drainage and Sewerage.] 
 
 GifFard (J. W. de Long-ueville) Reports of cases adjudged in the 
 High Court of Chaiiceiy by the Vice-Chancellor Sir John Stuart. 
 See Smale (Sir John). 
 
 GifFen <E,obert) Essays in finance. London, 1880. 8v(), pp. xii., 
 347. 
 
 Contents : Cost of the Franco-German war of L*<70-71 — Depreciation of 
 gokt since 1848 —Liquidations of ls7ii-76 —Why ttie depression of tiaile is .so 
 much greater in raw material pi educing countries than in the manufacturing 
 oountrirs — Foreign competition — Excess of imports— Recent accumulations 
 of capital in the L'niLed Kingdom — Notes on the depreciation of silver —
 
 10: 
 
 GifFen < Robert) Essays in linance — continued. 
 
 .Mr. (ila'Uioiie's work in tiuancc — Taxes on land — Keduction of the National 
 Df-ht — Taxation and representation of Ireland — The case against bimetallism 
 — P'all of prices of commodities in recent years. 
 
 Essays ill finance — second series. London, 1886. 8vo., 
 
 pp. vi., 474. 
 
 Contents • Trade dejiression and low prices— Gold supply ; rate of discount 
 and ])rices — Effects on trade of the supply of coinaGre — Bank reserves — 
 Forcisrii rrade of the llniteil Statt-s — Use uf inijjorc and export statistics — 
 Foreitrn manufactures and English trade — Utilty of common statistics — 
 Some treneral ust-s of statistical knowlwlge — Progress of the working classes 
 in the last half-century. 
 
 Gifford (John) Complete English Lawyer ; or, every man his own 
 lawyer : containing a summary of the constitution of England, 
 its laws and statutes; also the criminal law of llngland, com- 
 prising ever}- species of public ottences with their punishments ; 
 to which is added an appendix containing the most approved 
 foi'ms of agreements, lea-es, wills and testaments, notices between 
 landlord and tenant, contracts, articles of co-partnership, &c. ; 
 also a supplement containing the excise laws, the customs' laws, 
 the assessed taxes, the stamp duties, &c. P]ighth edition. 
 London, 1823. 8vo, pp. 688. Supplement, pp. 148. 
 
 Gilbert ^J. H.) Letter to the referees appointed to consider the 
 
 plans proposed for the main drainage of the metropolis. St. 
 
 Albans, lH57. 8vo, pp. 8. 
 
 [A jiamphlct bound up with others in volume Scioafjr ntilizt/t/o/t, 1845-65. 
 Srr Drainage and Cseweiage.] 
 
 Gilbert (^William) The City: an in(|inry into the Corporation, its 
 Jivri-y conipanit's, and the administration of their charities and 
 endowments. London, 1877. 8vo, pp. H76. 
 
 Conttnts : Introductory — Demolition of the dwellings of the working 
 classes — City parochial charities— Livery companies, their duties and re- 
 venue — The Corporation — City medical charities— City endowed schools — 
 Endo%ved schools — Conclusion, 
 
 Gisborne (Lionel) Thames improvement, London. — Statement of 
 design, with map. London, lbo3. 8vo, pp. 27. 
 
 [A jiamphlet, copies of which are bound up with other pamphlets in 
 volumes Liui'hin iiiipriiTivuntu, 1734-185(5 {Sc-c- Improvements) and Thuniot- 
 I iiih(tiikvirnt . lH5t)-<!."{ (q.v.).j 
 
 Gladstone (J. H.) The teaching of cheniistiy in evening continua- 
 tion .sch(K>ls. »S'ee Education CTechnical education congress). 
 
 GlafgOW Corporation Tramways, Abstract statement of levenue 
 and exjienditure for year ended 3Lst May, 18S6, with capital 
 account and balance sheet as at ?>\%t May, 1896. Glasgow, 1896. 
 Eolio. j)p. II). 
 
 Glen CAlexanrer; and R Cunningham Gler, A handbook to the 
 
 J^ocjil (irivernnieiit (Kngiand and \Vah,s^ Act, 1888, for the use 
 of councillors and otlicrs. London, 1888. 8vo, pp. vii., 242.
 
 103 
 
 Glen (R. Cunning'ham) 'l^'lie Local Governmont and Public 
 Health oi'ik'is iclatiiii^- to urban, rural and port sanitary authori- 
 ties, and joint hospital boards, with official documents relating 
 thereto, explanatory notes, table of statutes, and index. London, 
 1884. 8vo, pp. xxiv., GOO. Index, pp. [HI.] 
 
 and Arthur Anderson Bsthune, The laws regulating 
 
 streets and buildinys in the metropolis imder the London 
 Building Act, 1894, and other metropolitan statutes ; with 
 explanatoiy diagrams by A. Conder. London, 1895. 8vo, pp. 
 xlviii., 6N2. 
 
 Glen (W. Cunningham) The law in relation to the legal liabili- 
 ties of engineers, architects, contractors and builders. Loudon, 
 1860. 8vo, pp. xii., 136. 
 
 The law of highways ; comprising the Highway Acts, 
 
 1835, 1862, 1864 ; the South Wales Highway Act ; the decisions 
 of the courts on the subject of highways, bridges, ferries, &c., 
 including the law of highways in local Board of Health districts. 
 Second edition. London, 1865. 8vo., pp. xxxvi., 764. 
 
 The law relating to public health and local government; 
 
 including the law relating to the removal of nuisances injurious 
 to health, the prevention of diseases, and sewer authorities, with 
 the statutes and cases. Fourth edition. London, 1866. 8vo, 
 
 pp. XXXV., 1,000. 
 
 ■ The Acts regulating the duties of Justices of the Peace, 
 
 out of sessions, with respect to indictable offences, summary 
 convictions, and orders (Jervis's Acts). Third edition. London, 
 1868. 8vo, pp. xxviii., 266. 
 
 The Burial Board Acts for England and Wales, with the 
 
 regulations of the Secretary of State, and copious notes of 
 decided cases ujjon the construction of the Acts ; also the law 
 relating to the burial of the dead, together with the Consecration 
 of Churchyards Acts, 1867, 1868, and the Union of Benefices 
 Act, 1871. London, 1872. 8vo, pp. xii., 210. 
 
 The Poor Law orders of the Poor Law Commissioners, the 
 
 Poor Law Boai-d, and the Local Government Board ; with ex- 
 planatoiy notes elucidating the orders, tables of statutes, cases, 
 and index. Ninth edition. London, 1883. 8vo, pp. xxviii, 945. 
 
 The Summary Jurisdiction Acts. Seventh edition, by 
 
 A. E. Gill and C. G. Douglas. London, 1894. 8vo, pp. Ivii., 618. 
 
 and Alexander Glen, The law relating to public health, 
 
 local government and urban and rural sanitary authorities. 
 London, 1874. 8vo, pp. xliii., 1085. 
 
 The Artizans' and Labourers' Dwellings Act, 1875, with 
 
 introduction, notes, appendix of statutes and forms, and index. 
 London, 1875. 8vo, pp. vii., 116.
 
 101 
 
 Gleu (W. Cuiming-ham) and Alexander Glen, The Public Health 
 
 Act, 1875. ;iiid the law relating to public health, local govern- 
 nicnt. and urbnii and rni-al sanitary anthoritief. LoLdon, 1876. 
 8vo, |)j). Ixxxviii.. C/J-i. 
 
 The same — second edition. London, 1878. 8vo. j)|). Ix., 963. 
 
 Gloucester, City of. Statement of accounts, 1893-94. Gloucester, 
 iXi-k 8v().' 
 
 Gcdkin (^ Edwin L.) The problems of municipal government. 
 (Aiueric-an Academy of Political and Social Science). Phila- 
 delphia, [n.d.] 8vo, pp. 26. 
 
 Godwin <E. W.) Temple liar. Manclicster, lcS77. 4to, pp. 22. 2 
 jilatcs. 
 
 Plates : Temple Bar — Plan of the site. 
 
 Godwin 'Georgej Town swamps and social bridges. Loudon, 1859. 
 
 8vo, ])p. viii., 102. 
 
 [Many c'xani|»les of uiiliealtliy (Iwclliii^s accompanied by some woodcut 
 eiitjravingN are taken from London. ] 
 
 and John Britton, The churches of London: a history 
 
 and descriiJt inn of the ecclesiastical edifices of the metropolis, 
 with biographical anecdotes of eminent persons, notices of 
 i-emurkable nnmnments, &c. London, 1839. 8vo, [not con- 
 tinuously paged. 
 
 [75 places of woi-ship, sill within the City or its immediate vicinity, are 
 described.] 
 
 Golistraw (Wj A manual of the building regulations in force in 
 the city of Liverpool. Liverpool, 1882. 8vo, pp. 116. 
 
 [A pamphlet Ixjniid np with others in volume Sf net. s am/ bit ild i /iff.t, Bye-lau-x 
 and ot/irr jjajfem Teliithiy to (q.v.)]. 
 
 Gollan < H. C.) The law relating to the public health of London, 
 »!>'ee Koberts (James). 
 
 Gomme 'Georg^e Laurence) Index of municii^al offices, compiled 
 from the appendixes to the first repoi-t of the Commissioners 
 appointed to inf|uire into the municipal corporations in England 
 and NV'ales, 1835 ; with an historical introduction. London, 1879. 
 4to, pp. 77 
 
 On the early municipal history of London : a paper read at 
 
 an evening meeting of the London and Middlesex Aicha-ological 
 Society, held at Skinners' Hall, 12th Xoveniber, 1884. Jjondon, 
 1884. 8vo, pp. 40. 
 
 Jjiterature of local institutions, Londou, 1886. 8vo, j)p, 
 
 viii., 248. 
 
 <V»ntents : Introduction — hocal institutions trcnerally— The shire — The 
 hundred — JHunicipa) '.rtivernniciit - (iihl* — Tin; luaiuH- — 'J'he township and 
 parish — Index.
 
 ] or. 
 
 Gomme (Georg'e Laurence) The London County Council: its 
 diitit'S iuul powei'ts. Ijoudou, 1888. Svo, pp. xxiv., 132. 
 
 Lectures on the principles of local government, delivered 
 
 at the London School of Economics, Lent term, 1897. London, 
 1897. 8vo, pp. XV., 2G7. 
 
 Contents : l)eHniti.>ns of local '^-overnment — Localities, counties — Localities, 
 boroughs — Localities, the parish — Functions of local .eovernnieut —Doctrines 
 of licnctit and of i^-eneral utility — Lienient of local taxaticjn — Concluiliii<^ 
 dclinitions — Notes and illustrations. 
 
 Goodall (Edward Wilberforce) aiid John Wycherford Wash- 
 bourn, -^ nuuiual of infectious diseases. London, 1896. Svo, 
 pp. vi., 'MiS. 
 
 GoodnOW (Frank J.) Municipal problems. New York, 1897. 
 8vo, pp. xiii., o21. 
 
 Contents: History of municipal oriianizatiou in the United States — 
 Position of the City — Sphere of municipal activity — Relation of the City to 
 the State — -Central adiuiiustrative control over cities in Europe — Effects of 
 the central administrative contnd in Enuiaiul — Universal suflEraoe — .^luni- 
 cipal govern 'neut and the national political parties — The city council — 
 The city executive — The metropolitan city — Index. 
 
 Goodwin (Thomas) An account of the neutral saline waters recently 
 discovered at Hampsfcead. with chemical experiments on their 
 component parts, observations on their medicinal application 
 and effects in certain diseases, and on the different modes of 
 bathing as an auxiliary to the drinking of minei-al waters. 
 London, 1804. 8vo, pp. viii., 118. 2 plates. 
 
 Gordon (Alexander) Reports of cases in the High Court of Chan- 
 cery during the time of Lord Chancellor Cottenham. See 
 Macnaghten (Steuart). 
 
 Gordon (Lewis D. B.) and Charles Liddell, f^xposition of a plan 
 
 for a metropolitan water supply; shewing that the Thames at 
 
 Maple-Durham is tlie most eligible source from which a stipply 
 
 of pure soft Avater can be brought for the inhabitants of London 
 
 and its suburbs. London, 1849. 8vo, pp. 44. 
 
 [A pamphlet bound up with others in volume London Water Suj>2)li/, 
 1849-(;4. 6c-t' Water.] 
 
 Gore (George) The art of electrolytic separation of metals, &c., 
 theoretical and practical. London, 1890. Svo, pp. xv., 301. 
 
 Electro-chemistry. London, 1888. Svo, pp. viii., 1.34. 
 
 Goschen (Georg'e J.) Reports and speeches on local taxation. 
 London, 1872. Svo, pp. vi., 218. 
 
 Contents : Report on the progressive increase of local taxation, with 
 especial reference to the proportion of local and imperial burdens borne by 
 the different classes of real proj)erty in the United Kingdom as compared 
 with the burdens imposed upon the same classes of property in other 
 European countries — Corre pondence on the report — Draft leport submitted 
 to the Select Committee on Local Taxation — Report of the St^lect committee 
 — Speech on Sir Massey Lopes' ro-olution on local taxation, 2Sth February, 
 L'^71 -Speech on moving for leave to bring in the Ratins and Local Govern- 
 ment Bill and the Rating and Hou'^e Tax Bill, .Srd .\pril, Is71 — Ab»trActs of 
 abdve Bills.
 
 ] U() 
 
 Gosset 'Alplionse^ Traite de la construction tics theatres. Paris, 
 1^^<'|. l-\ili('. lip. IW. ()2 i)lates. 
 
 Goilldino' (^R. W.) Louth okl corporation records ; being extracts 
 i'liiiii llie accounts, minutes, and nu'nioranchx of the warden and 
 six assistants of the town of Loutli and free school of King 
 Edwai-d VI. in Louth, and other ancient documents relating to 
 the town. Louth, 1891. 8yo, pp. x., 202. 9 plates. 
 
 Couteuts, i/itrr /ilia: Charters — Documents— Old corporation— Manor of 
 Louth— Justices of the peace— I'lagues—Civil war— Coronation iejoicin<!s— 
 Grammar school — Petty school — Bedehouses— Inn names — Town halls — 
 Chantri. s and guilds — Charities — Miscellanea. 
 
 Government Property (Contributions in lieu of local rates) 
 
 Return showing (1) the name of each parish in wliich the 
 government occupies property; (2) the rateable value of such 
 parish exclusive of the said property ; (3) the extent and 
 character of such property ; (4) the valuation put upon such 
 property for local rating ; (5) special Acts of Parliament (if any) 
 api)licable to the case. London, 1882. Folio, pp. 84. 
 
 London is given under Kent (pp. 17 and 19), Middlesex (p]). 24-28), and 
 Surrey (pp. 40-41). The return is for Great Britain an! Ireland. 
 
 Gowing- ' Richard) Richard Cobden. London, 1890. 8vo, pp. 130. 
 1 plate. 
 
 Granger (T. C.) Reports of cases argued and determined in the 
 Court of Common Pleas. iSee Manning (James). 
 
 Grant (James) A practical treatise on the law of corporations in 
 general, as well aggregate as sole ; including municipal corpora- 
 tions ; railway, banking, canal and other joint stock and trading 
 bodies; dean and chapters; universities; colleges; schools; 
 hospitals ; with quasi corporations aggregate, as guardians of the 
 poor, churchwardens, churchwaidens and overseers, etc. ; and, 
 also, corporations sole, as bishops, deans, canons, archdeacons, 
 parsons, etc. Jiondon, 1850. 8vo, l)p. xvi, 749. 
 
 Graunt (Captain John) Natural and ])oliLicul observations men- 
 1 i.)nr(| in a ruljowing index, and made upon the Bills of Mortality; 
 Avith reference to the goverament, religion, trade, gi-owth, air, 
 diseases, and the several changes of the said City. Third 
 edition. London, 1605. 8vn, pp. [xxviii.], 205. 2 folding tables. 
 
 Green ''Rev. J. R.) London and her election of Stephen: a paper 
 icail at tiio Ai-chajological Congress, 186G. See London (Old 
 LoTidrm). 
 
 Greene (T. W.) A site for Her Majesty's Superior Courts at the 
 'J'emple suggested in a letter to the Lord High Chancellor, 
 Jjondon, 1862. 8vo, pp. 9. 
 
 [A pamphlet bound up with others in volume Mi-'<cflli/nniiix jiumiihlrfs, 
 18.i6-64. <"vv; I'ampiilct.s.J
 
 107 
 
 Greenhalg"!! (J. H.) The Metropolitau Police guide, -b'ee Archibald 
 (W.F.A.). 
 
 Greenwich, Parisli of, Acts of Parliament relating to, 1711-1888. 
 Jjoudun. Polio. 
 
 Contents : Briili^^es. 180:5— Charities, 1830— Churoli, 17.51, 1822— Dock, 
 1881— Ferry, 1811', 18U— Hospital, 1711. 174(;. 1775, 1826, 1829,1850, 1»80 
 — Land, 1825 — rJu'luiiii,'- and \vatchiuf,^ 1823 — Markets, 1849 — Naval school, 
 1845— Poor, I7.52.'l828— Roads, 1818, 1824, 183ti, 18t;6— Subway, 1877, 1882, 
 
 1885, 1888— Water supply, 18U9— Wharf, 1836. 
 
 Reports and accounts of the district board, 1873 to 1895-96. 
 
 London, 1873-96. 8vo, 4 vol. and parts {continuiyig) . 
 
 Greenwood (Henry C.) ind Temple C. Martin, A magisterial and 
 
 police guide ; being the statute law, with notes and references to 
 the most recently decided cases, relating to the pi-ocedure, 
 ju]'isdi(.'tion, and duties of magistrtites and police authorities. 
 London, 1874. 8vo, pp. xxxii., 9L4. 
 
 The same — second edition. London, 1880. 8vo, pp. xli., 
 
 1,002. 
 
 The same — third edition. London, 1890. 8vo, pp. xli.. 
 
 1,086. 
 
 Grieb ( C. F.) Dictionary of the English and German, and German 
 and English languages, to which is added a synopsis of English 
 words differently jjronounced by different orthoepists. Eighth 
 edition. Stuttgart, 1880. 8vo, 2 vol. 
 
 Vol. I. English and Clerman. pp. xii., 1.140. 
 Vol. II. (lerman and English, pp. vi., 1,087. 
 
 Griffin (J. J.) Chemical handicraft: a classified and descriptive 
 catalogue of chemical apparatus, suitable for the performance of 
 class experiments, for every process of chemical i^esearch and for 
 chemical testing in the arts ; accompanied by copious notes, 
 explanatory of the constructioti and use of the apparatus. 
 London, 1877. 8vo, pp. xvi., 479. 
 
 Griffith (Edward) Cases of supposed exemption from poor rates, 
 claimed on the ground of extra-parochiality, with a px'eliminary 
 sketch of the ancient history of the parish of St. Andrew, 
 Holborn. London, 1831. 8vo, pp. xii., 374. A])pendix, pp. 
 Ixxviii. 
 
 C^ontents, inter alia : Observations on the origin of the ecclesiastical 
 divisions of England — Sketch of the aueieut history of St. Andrew, Holborn — 
 Chur,;h of St. Andrew —iVJanor of I'ortpool — Grays Inn — Lincoln's lun — 
 Old Temple— Thavey's Inn — Inns of Chancery — Staple Inn — Furuival's Inn — 
 Barnard's Inn — Ely Church Estate — State of the parish prior to 1(500 — Other 
 estates in the parish — Reports of cases — Records relating to Gray's Inn — 
 Inquisitions — Writ of Ail quod damnum — t'onlirmation of feoifments — Grant 
 to Prior and Convent of Sheen — Decree of Court of Augmentations. 
 
 Griffiths (Roger) An essay to prove that the jurisdiction and 
 couservauey of the River of Thames, &c., is committed to the 
 Lord Mayor and City of London both in point of i-ight and
 
 108 
 
 Grifl&ths (.Roger) Thames conservancy — continued. 
 
 usan'o, by prescripticui. (.•liarters. Acts of Parliament, decrees, . . . 
 letters-patents, &c. ; to which, is added a brief description of 
 those tish, with their seasons, spawning- times, &c., that are 
 
 caught in the Thames or sold in London ; and, also, of 
 
 the water-carriage on the river Thames to the several parts of 
 the kingdom, with a list of the keys, wharfs and docks adjoining 
 to the same. Loudon, 17-±6. 8vo, pp. xix., 296. 
 
 A description of the river Thames, &c., with tlie City of 
 
 London's jurisdiction and conservancy thereof proved both in 
 point of j-ight and usage by prescription, &c. (and so on, as in the 
 previous item). London, 1758. 8vo, pp. xvi., 296 ; 23. 
 
 This book is the same, i^age for pa.^e. as the previous entry, but for tlie 
 dedication and the additi -n of 23 pao-es se])arately paged, giving an account 
 of ■• Rules, orders, aud o diaauces made in pursuance ot an .Act ol: Parliament 
 passed io the 3iJth of Geo. IL for the more effectual preservation aud 
 improvement of the spawn and fry of fish and for the better regulating the 
 fishery thereof." 
 
 Griffiths (.William Russell) and Francis W. Pember, The 
 
 Lonthm Building Act, 1894, Avith appendices containing statutes 
 other than the Building Act still in force and affecting building 
 operations; also, the bye-laws, regulations and standing orders 
 of the London County Council and of the Commissioners of 
 Sewers of the City of London, with concise notes and cross 
 references. London, 1895. 8vo, pp. xxviii., 480. 
 
 Contents: Table of cases-Table of statutes— London I'.uilding Act- 
 Formation a7i<l widening of streets — Lines of building frontage— Naming 
 and numbering of streets — Open spaces about buildings and height of build- 
 ings — Construction of buildings — Sitecial and temporary biuldinirs and 
 wooden structures — Bights of building and adjoining owners - Dangerous 
 and n-glected structures — Dangerous and noxious businesses — Dvvlling- 
 houses on low-lying land — Sky-signs — Superintending architect and di-trict 
 surveyors — Bye-laws — Legal proceedings Miscellaneous. 
 
 Appendices: Statutt-s other than the London Building Act, 1894, which 
 are still in force and which affect building operations — Bye-laws and rugu- 
 latioDs of the London Coun'y Council— City of London Sevveis Acts, 1.S48 
 and lSr>l — Bye-laws, regulations, and standing orders in force withni the 
 City of London. 
 
 "Grip,' The monster municipality ; or, Gog and Magog reformed. 
 London, 1882. 8vo, i^p. 128. 
 
 Gross ' Charles j A bibliography of British municipal history, 
 including gikls ami parliamentary representation. New York, 
 ltt97. 8vo, jjp. xxxiv., 461. 
 
 This volume lorins Vol. V. of the Harvard Jlistnriral Studicx, published 
 under the direction of the Dejiartment of History and Grovernmeat from the 
 Income of tlie Henry Warren Torrey Fund. 
 
 C-ontents : — Introdiicthm : Pu die records— Town records— Towrn chronicles 
 — General histories of boroughs — Histories of particular boroughs tiriwral 
 avtUiir'itii-H: I'.iblio'.THphies and cataloL'-ues — fient-ral public records, etc. — 
 General muiiifip;d histories— Jioman and Anglo-Saxon periods— Later middle 
 ages, l(»ii(;-l.',():)— .Moilern times, l.">i)U-lfS — Nineteenth century nuuiicipil 
 reform — Parliamentary history— Gilds — Couuty histories— Cinque ports — 
 Ireland — .Scotland— .Miscellaneous (England and Wales). Pavt'icudav towns : 
 Aberdeen lo Voughal (London is givcaon pp. 2.S<;-32.V)—Aflditions— Index.
 
 1 < 19 
 
 Gross (Charles) Bibliograpliy of municipal history — continued. 
 
 The Luiulon portion (pp. 28(i-825) is arraiieod under tlic heads : Biblio- 
 graphies — Town records — Chronicles — General histories — Medieval London — 
 r'harters, laws and j)rivilo<j'e< — Courts and otlices — Gilds and companies — 
 Municipal reform— London County Council — Miscellaneous 
 
 Groves (Charles Edward) and Wiliiam Thorp, Chemical 
 
 tochnoluyy ; or, clieniislj'y in its applications to arts and 
 
 manufactures ; with which is incorporated Richardson and 
 
 Watts' Chemical techrH)logy. Ijondon, 1880-95. 8vo, 2 vol. 
 (^co)iiiinnn'j). 
 
 Gurney ( ) Proceeding-s in His Majesty's Court of King's 
 
 Beiicli, in relation to a qito ivarranto calling upon Thomas Johnson, 
 Esquire, to show by what authority he claimed to exercise the 
 office of alderman of the City of London ; together with — 
 
 Proceedings on the ti'ial of this cause in the Court of King-'s 
 Bench at Guildhall, in the City of London, by a special jury, 
 before the Right Hon. Lord Denman, on Saturday, the 20th. day 
 of December, 1634 ; 
 
 Proceedings in the Court of Exchequer Chamber upon a 
 wi'it of error from the Court of King's Bench in relation to a 
 quo warranto calling upon Thomas Johnson, &c. ; and — 
 
 Proceedings in the House of Lords upon a wi'it of error 
 from the Court of Exchequer Chamber in relation to a quo 
 tvarranto calling upon Thomas Johnson, &c. London, 1835-39. 
 8vo, pp. viii.; 127; 84; 38. 
 
 Guy (William A.) The hose compared Avith the watering-pot. 
 London, 1848. 8vo, pp. 8. 
 
 FA pamphlet bound up wdh others in volume ''cn-aijc T'filizdtinn, 
 \?>^o-CTy. Scr Drainatre and Sewerase.] 
 
 Guyot ^M. Yves) The French corn laws. Ti-nnslatod bv J. W. 
 Proliyn. London, 1888. 8ro, pp. 32. 
 
 Gwilt (Joseph) An encyclopaxlia of architecture, historical, theo- 
 I'otical and practical. London, 18.51. 8vo, pp. xiv., 1443. 
 
 Gwynil (John) London and Westminster im]iiovcd, illustrated by 
 plans; to which is prefixed a discourse on pulilick muguitieence, 
 with observations on the state of arts and artists in this king- 
 dom, wherein the study of the ])olite arts is recomuipnded as 
 necessai-y to a liberal education ; concluded by some proposals 
 relative to places not laid down in the plans. London, 1766. 
 4to, pp. xvi.. 132. 4 plans. 
 
 Plans: Hyde-park with the City and Liberties of W( s' minster. &c., 
 showing the several imf)rovemcnts proposed — Part, of Wesminster showina- 
 the improvements proposed about Leicester-fields. Covent-gaiden. the Mewse. 
 <fcc. — Part of London showing tlie improvements projjosed at.out the Mansion- 
 house, Royal Exchange, Moorfis'lds &c.— Partof London showing the improve- 
 ments proposed about London-bridge, the Custom-house. Tower, &c.
 
 no 
 
 H. 
 
 Habben (F. H.) London street names: their origin, signification, 
 anil liistoi-ie value; with divers notes and observations. London, 
 1896. 8vo, pp. 264. 
 
 [The streets are airanged in alphabetical order.] 
 
 Hackney, Parish of. Acts of Parliament relating to, 1763-1872. 
 London. Folio. 
 
 Contents : Ohuroh an<l cemetery, 1790, 17115. 180:^— Commons, 1872— Lea- 
 Bridge and roads. 1777 — Manor of Stupney and Haf;kney, I7S() — Poor, light- 
 ing and watching, l/ii.S, ISIO — Victoria-park, 18i2. ISTjI— York-house, 18ll. 
 
 Reports and accounts of the district board and vestry. 
 
 1857 to 1895-98. London, 1858-96. 8vo, 8 vol. and parts 
 (continuing) . 
 
 Hadden ( ) Handbook of the Local Government Act, 1894 ; 
 
 being a complete and practical guide to the above Act and its 
 incorporated enactments. Second edition. London, 1894. 8vo, 
 pp. vii., 466. 
 
 Contents : General effect of the Act in regard to parochial and other local 
 authorities — Parish meetings — Parish councils— Powers of parish council — 
 Adoptive Acts — Acquisition of land — Boards of guardians and distiict 
 councils —London vestries and district boards — Powers and duties of district 
 councils — Accounts of district and parish councils and parish meetings — 
 General jjrovisions respecting transfer of powers — Areas and boundaries — 
 Registration and elections — Repeals — Full text of the Act, with the sections 
 of other Acts referred to therein — Text of those sections of Acts which are 
 incorporated with or referred to in the Local Government Act, 1894 — Official 
 circulars and orders issued Vjy the Local Government Board — Applications 
 for the regidation or inclosurc of commons — Mode of ai)pealing to L^cal 
 Government Board against disallowances and surcharges by a district auditor 
 — Compensation to civil servants on abolition of office — Index. 
 
 The Agricultural Rates Act, 1896, and the Agricultural 
 
 Rates Order, 1896, annotated and ex))lained for the guidance of 
 overseers and members of assessment committees, etc.; to which 
 are appended the circulars issued with the orders by the Local 
 Government Boai-d. London, 1896. 8vO; pp. [ii.], 106. 
 
 Contents : Intrmluction— TaVjle of dates — Full taxt of the Act — Full text 
 of the Order — Circular to cxtra-metro{)olitan boards of guardians — Circular 
 to rural district councils--CircuIar to highway boards — Circular to urban 
 district councils other than the councils of boroughs — Circular to overseers 
 (outside London) where Union Assessment Committee Acts are in force — 
 Circular to London overseers— Inrlex. 
 
 Hake ^A. Eg'naont) SufFering London; or, the hygienic, moral, 
 
 Micial, ;inil juditical relation of our voluntary hospitals to 
 
 society ; with an introduction by Walter Besant. London, 1892. 
 
 Svo, pp. xlvii., 179. 
 
 There is an appendix giving particulars of metropolitan hospitals and 
 medical institutions.
 
 Ill 
 
 Hake (H. Wilson) Short mamial uf iiiorgiinic, chemistiy. See 
 Dupre (August). 
 
 Halifax, ('tmiit\^ Borough of. Abstract of accounts, 1893-94 to 
 1895-96. Halifax, 1894-9(5. 8vo, 3 v(j1. 
 
 Hall ( Henry) Yocabuhiry of technical terms in eight languages, 
 civil and ecclesiastical architectuie. LdikIor, 1865. pp. 41. 
 
 HaHlblirg", Regulativ fiir Wasserversorguug durch die Stadt- 
 ^Vassc'rkuust. Hamburg, 1880. 4to, pp. 4. 
 
 Stadt-Wasserkunst. — -Revidirte Instruction an die Mechani- 
 
 ker vom 27 November, 1886. 8vo, i)p. 12. 3 plates. 
 
 Die Wasserversorguug Hamburg's ; Separatabdruck aus der 
 
 Festschrift ilber die offentlichen Bauanlagen Hamburgs fiir die 
 XXVll. Jalu"esversammlung des Deutschen Vereins von Gras-und 
 Wassei'fachmannern. Hamburg, 1887. 8vo, pp. 6. Map, plan, 
 and diagram. 
 
 Jahresbericht der Deputation fiir das Feuerloschwesen zu 
 
 Hamburg pro 1895. Hamburg, 1896. 4to, pp. QQ. 
 
 Hammersmith, Parish of. Acts of Parliament I'elating to, 1725- 
 1883. London. Folio. 
 
 Contents : Bridge, 1828, 18-*3 —Common. 1871— Formation of parish. 1881 
 — Road between Ts'burn and Uxbridg-, 1725, 17U, 1^66. 17y4, 1802, 1814, 
 1826— Roads, 1803, 1828. 
 
 Reports and accounts cf the vestry, 1886-87 to 1895-96. 
 
 London, 1887-96. 8vo, 2 vol. and parts (continiun'j) . 
 
 Hammoad (William A.) Military, medical and surgical essays 
 prepai'od for the United States Sanitary Commission. Edited 
 by W. A. Hammond. Philadelphia, 1864. 8vo, pp. 552. 
 
 Hampstead, Parish of, Acts of Parliament relating to, 1800-1827. 
 London. Folio. 
 
 Contents: Burying ground, 1810 - Cluircli. 1827 — Poor, 1800— Roads, 1801, 
 1808, 1813, 1821. 
 
 ■ — Reports and accounts of the Vestry, 1857-58 to 1895-96. 
 
 London, 1858-96. 8vo, 6 vol. and parts {continning) . 
 
 Hampstead Fever and Small-pox Hospital, Report from the 
 
 select committee appointed to iiupiire into the action of the 
 Metropolitan Asylums Boai'd in respect of the establishment of a 
 fever and small-pox hospital at Hampstead ; with j)roceedings, 
 minutes of evidence, and index. London, 1875. Folio, pp. xii., 
 174. 
 
 Hansard ( ) The parliamentary debates. — Third series, 
 
 commencing with the accession of William lY., Vol. cccxxii.-cccxl. 
 London, 1888-89. 8vo, 19 vol.
 
 Harcoiirt I Leveson Francis Vernon) iiaiiiours and docks, tlicii- 
 
 physical t'oatiiros. history, construction, equipment and main- 
 tenance, with statistics as to their commercial development. 
 Oxford, I880. Svo, 2 vol 
 
 Vol. I. Text, pp. X.X.. 702. 
 
 Contents, inf-r alhi : — Dorh-i : Sites and 1 ire li mi nary works for docks — 
 Dock walls, pitched slopes, and jeUies — Entrances a' d locks, dock-o:ates, 
 caissons, tjraving tloeks, movable bridges — Various works and appliances 
 for docks, r.r/., quays, mooring: posts, capstans, buoys, cranes, coal tips, 
 sheds, warehouses. a:ranaries, hydrauhc machinery, compressed-air system, 
 maintenance of docks — Descriptions of docks. London. Liverpool, Birken- 
 head. HuU. Grimsby. Bristol, Newport. Cardiff, Penarth, Swansea, Leith, 
 Greenock, Dublin, Belfast. Barrow, Hartlepool, Sunderland — (lovernnient 
 dockyards, Portsmouth, Chatham, Queenstown— Forci.sjii docks, Havre, 
 Hontleur, St. Nazaire. I5rest. Marsedles. Trieste — Foreign docks and river 
 cpiays, Antwerp. Hamburg, Rotterdam, Rouen, New York. 
 
 Appendi.r : Tides at harbour and docks — Memorandum on Aberdeen 
 Harbour — Proportions of materials for concrete — Dimensions of locks and 
 entrances at various ports — Total tonnage of vessels entering and clearing 
 various British ports in 1S7.S and 18S:i— Values of imports and exports at 
 various British ports for 1878 and 18^3 — Number and average tonnage of 
 vessels entering and clearing various British ports in 18o3, 1873, and 1883. 
 
 Vol. n. Plate.", pj). xii. 16 plates. 
 
 The plates illustrate the harbours, docks, etc., mentioned in the text. 
 
 Hare (Aug'UStuS J. C.) Walks in Jjoudon. London, 1878. 
 Svo, 'I \ol. 
 
 Vol I., pp. xxxvi., -180. 
 
 Contents: Strand — Inns of Court— By Fleet-street to St. Paul's — St. 
 Paul's and its surroundings — Smithti'ld, Cleikenwell and Canonbury — 
 Cheapside — Aldcrsgate and Cripplcgate- Hishopsgate — In the heart of the 
 City — The Tower and its surroundings — Thames-street — London-bridge and 
 Southwark. 
 
 Vol. II ,pp. .->ll. 
 
 Contents : Trafalgar-square and the National Gallery — The West End — 
 Regent's-strect and Regent's-park — By Oxford-street to the City — AVhite- 
 liall — Westminster Abbey — Westminster — Lambeth — Chelsea — Kensing- 
 ton and Holland House — South Kensington. 
 
 Hare (Thomas^ Reports of cases adjudged in the Higli Courts of 
 Chancery, before the Riglit Hon. Sir Jame.s Wigrani, Yice- 
 Chancellor. fjondon, 1843-58. 8vo. 11 vol. 
 
 Harper 'E. J.) I'rade claims : a paper I'ead at the mdinary general 
 meeting of tlie Surveyors' Institution, Jan. Sth. 1S94. London, 
 1894. Svo, pp. [21].' 
 
 Harrison (J. B.j Oljservatifms on the treatment of jjublic plan- 
 tations, more especially relating to the use of the axe. See 
 Olmsted (F. L.). 
 
 Harrison 'R. Tarrantj An analytical digest of all the reported 
 ca.-^c.T dttt rmimd in the House of Loi-ds, the several Courts of 
 Common Law, in Banc and at Nisi Frins, and the Coui't of Bank- 
 ruptcy, from Michaelmas Term, 1756, to Easter Term, 1848. 
 London, 1844. 8vo, 4 vol.
 
 113 
 
 Harrison (S. B.) An analytical digest of all the reported cases 
 determined in the House of Lords and the several Courts of 
 Common Law, both in Banc and at Nisi Prius, from Michaelmas 
 Term, 175G, to Michaelmas Term, 1827, including the manuscript 
 cases from the best modern treatises not otherwise reported. 
 London, 1828. 8vo, 2 vol. 
 
 Harrison (Wilmot) The managers' handbook and directory of 
 theatres and public halls, bill posting and newspapers, for 
 1883-84. London, 1883. 12mo, pp. 123. 
 
 Memorable London houses. Thii-d edition. London, 1890. 
 
 8vo, pp. X., 224. 
 
 Hartley (Sir C. A.) Inland navigations in Europe. London, 1885. 
 
 8vo. 
 
 [One of a series of lectures delivered at the Institute of Civil Engineers 
 (luring session 1884-85 on Theori/ and j)raotlce of hydro-mechanics. See 
 Civil Engineers.] 
 
 HarWOOd (Sir John James) History and description of the 
 Thii-lmere water scheme. Manchester, 1895. 8vo, pp. xv., 277. 
 21 plates. 
 
 Hasted (Edward) History of Kent, corrected, enlarged, and con- 
 tinued to the present time, from the manuscript collections of 
 the late Rev. Thomas Streatfield and the late Rev. Lambert 
 Blackwell Larking, the public records, and other sources. 
 Edited by Henry H. Drake. Part I. — The hundred of Black- 
 heath. London, 1886. Large folio, pp. 12, xxvi., 332. 31 plates, 
 4 folding pedigrees. 
 
 Contents : Introduction — Additional notes — The hundred of Blackheath — 
 Deptford— Greenwich — Charlton — Kidbrook — Woolwich — Eltham — Lee — 
 Lewisham — Addenda — Corrigenda— Index of places — Index of persons — 
 Index of arms — Index of subjects. 
 
 The eight parishes arc treated under the same gciicral heads and similarly 
 in cases peculiar to each. The heads under which Deptford is treated arc : 
 The Manor— Sayes Court — Brockley — Premises of lesser note — The Bridge- 
 Railway — Royal Naval School — Dockyard and Navy offices — List of ships 
 built at Deptford— Victualling office — Bounds of the County of Kent and 
 Deptford — Manor of Hatcham — Antiquities — Botany — Heraldry — Trinity 
 House and Hospital — Charities — Ecclesiastical jurisdiction— Vicars of St, 
 Nicholas— Rectors of St. Paul — Monuments in St. Nicholas Church — Monu- 
 mental inscriptions in St. Paul's Church— Present state of Deptford— Popu- 
 lation — Vestry minutes and Churchwardens' accounts — Feet of fines— Mis- 
 cellanea — Wills — Selections from parish registers — Close rolls — Sir Francis 
 Drake's ship. 
 
 Among the plates may be mentioned : Map of the hundred of Blackheath, 
 1778 — Map of the hundred of Blackheath ])ased on the Ordnance Survey of 
 1885 — Two rough plans of Deptford Royal Dockyard sketched from finished 
 plans in the King's MSS., British Museum, by the Editor, one in IfiSS and 
 1698 (showing alterations made up to the latter year by shading), the other 
 in 1774 — Sketches of Schoolhouse on Deptford Green and Admiral Hughes 
 House, Deptford — Deptford in H)23, from a sketch by .lohn Evelyn— Survey 
 of the King's Lordship or Manor of East Greenwich within the bounds and 
 perambuhition of the parish, lt'>95 — Bird's-eye view, by Wyngaerde, of the 
 Thames from Duke Humphry's Tower, the site of the Royal Observatory. 
 Greenwich, 1558— Sketch by Wyngaerde in 1558 of the Royal Palace of 
 
 H 
 
 fL C. .1
 
 1] 
 
 Hasted (Edward) History of Kent — continued. 
 
 " VWs.ninvc." the site ikuv oceupieil l)y the Royal Flospital, Greenwich — 
 lioyal Jlospital, Greenwicli, showiu;^ the roail orit,diially reserved between the 
 l^ucen's House and the Thames — (leneral plan of (Jreenwich Hospital with its 
 buildinjjs and grounds — Crowley House, from a drawini^ made in 18.")9 by 
 ('. Stantield — staircase and drawiiij^-rooni in Crowley House — View of 
 Morden Colleire by Richurd lUonie, 17(10 (r//vv/) — Geometrical ]ilan and north 
 elevation of Woolwich ])iickvard, with part of the town, by Tlinmas Milton, 
 1 Z,"):}— Sketch of the prison-ship at Deptford, 182«;— Sketches of Old Wool- 
 wich from the King's AISS., British Museum — Plan of Eltham Talace, 1590, 
 the courtyard traced from the original in the Record Office, and the existing 
 remains sketched by G. R. Corner — Sketches of Eltham Church in 1798; 
 north chapel added to Eltham Church in 1667 ; Eltham Palace (undated) ; 
 Severndroog Castle, Shooter's-hill (undated) ; tomb of John of Eltham in 
 \\'estminster Abbej' — Views and plans of Lee-place, the residence of 
 Christopher Boone, jiulled down in 1825; and Boone's Almshouses, pulled 
 down in 1877 — View of The Firs, Lee, i)roperty of J. AV. Larking — View of 
 The Cedars, Lee, property of John Penn — Views of the old and new churches 
 at Lee — Brasses in Lee Church — Facsimile of original charter of St. Peter's 
 — Sketches of Mottingham and Place houses, and the okl and new churches, 
 Lcwisham. 
 
 Hasting'S, Borough of. Abstract of accounts, 1893-94 to 1895-96. 
 Hastings, 1894-96. 8vo, 3 vol. 
 
 Hawkins (Francis Vaug'han) A concise treatise on the con- 
 struction of wills. London, 1863. 8vo, pp. xxxvi., 359. 
 
 Haydn (Joseph) Dictionary of dates and universal information 
 I'elating to all ages and nations. Fifteenth edition. London, 
 1876. 8vo, pp. xii., 807. 
 
 The same — twentieth edition. London, 1892. 8vo, pp. vi., 
 
 1136. 
 
 Hayes (William) The concise conveyancer ; or short precedents, 
 witli ])i-aclical remarks and summary of the stamp laws relating 
 to conveyances. London, 1864. 8vo, pp. xxx., 615. 
 
 Hazell ( ) Annual for 1898 : a cyclopoedic record of men 
 
 and topics of the day, revised to November 22nd, 1897. Edited 
 by W. Palmer. L(mdon, 1898. 8vo, pp. 690. 
 
 Hazlitt ( W. Carew) The livery companies of the City of London, 
 ilieii- origin, cliaiucter, development, and social and political 
 importance. London, 1892. 8vo, pp. xiv., 692. 
 
 Contents, inter alia: Voluntary associations which have disappeared or 
 have merged in the livery guilds — \'oluntary associati(jn w]iii;li survives in 
 that form — Foreign cor[)nratious— Other riverside trading companies — The 
 eriuat companies — The minor companies. 
 
 Health, A weekly journal of domestic and sanitary science, Yol. IX.- 
 XI. London, 1887-88. 4to, 3 vol. 
 
 Health, General Board of, Report on the supply of water to the 
 metropolis, with appendices. London, 1850. 8vo, pp. viii., 
 325; 80; 204; 252; 31. Maps and plans. 
 
 The report (pp. '.i'2')') is divide i into five heads : (1) As to sources, quanti- 
 ties and qualities of water at present supplied or jjroposed to be supplied, 
 and as to the best available sources of supply ; (2) as to the mode of distri-
 
 115 
 
 Health, General Board of, Report on water supply to metropolis 
 — continued. 
 
 bution now adopted, and as to the influence of the mode of dir,tril)uti()n 
 upon the ([uantity of water rc<niired for the metropnlis ; (:5) as to the mode 
 of removing water after it has been used and dischartred, especially as 
 re^'ards the damp and low-lying districts of the metropolis ; (1) as to the 
 advantages of a system of constant supply for surface cleansing, diminution 
 of risk from fire, and new applications of water as a source of power ; (")) as 
 to the advantages in economy and efliciency of combined works for witer 
 supply and drainage over the present system of independent works for these 
 purposes, and as to the best administrative machinery for carrying out such 
 a system of combined works 
 
 Tables in body of report, inter alia : Tables showing, for each of the 
 metropolitan water companies for the year 1849, district Hujiplied, points 
 from which supply is taken, population of towns and villages draining into 
 the rivers above the sources of supply, and position of reservoirs ; number mF 
 houses and large consumers supplied, and average daily supply and sujiply 
 per house for private houses, large consumers, road watering, flushing, fires, 
 and all purposes ; and proportions which supply to private houses bears to 
 total supply and proportions due to all other sources (pp. 4-8)— Number of 
 houses in metropolis in classes according to rental ; amount of assessment 
 and proportion that each class bears to total ; and amount proposed to be 
 levied by a penny rate (p. 9) — P^ffccts of different waters on tea making 
 (p. t)7) — Average daily supply per house by each company in 1833 and 181'.t 
 (p. 118) — Deaths from cholera in each parish of the metropolis in 1832 and 
 1849, and from fever in 1838 ; also, average elevation of each parish above 
 Trinity high-water mark (pp. 131-132) — Tabulated replies to (jueries as to 
 state of the works of water supply and drainage addressed to inhabitants of 
 St. George-the-Martyr, Southwark, and St. Anne and St. James, Westminster 
 (p. 13.>)— Tabulated replies to queries addressed to the several water com- 
 panies respecting supplies of water at high pressure (p. ]."')4). 
 
 Appendix I. (pp. 80) consists of " Returns to the queries addressed to the 
 several metropolitan water companies." Among the numerous statistical 
 tables constituting many of the answers, the following are important : 
 Return showing, for the New River Company for each of the years 1834-48, 
 receipts from water rents for dwelling-houses, watering streets and roads, 
 rents for lands and houses, gross income, and dividends (p. 8) — Bast London 
 Company's scales of charges for various purposes (pp. 17-19) — Various 
 analyses of Thames water, 1828 (p. 31)— Return showing, for the Urand 
 Junction Company for each of the years 1819-49, dividend per cent, paid on 
 cost of works (p. 61). 
 
 Appendix II. (pp. 204), entitled "Engineering reports and evidence," 
 consists of statements of the various schemes proposed, and laid before the 
 General Board of Health, for the improvement of the supply of water to 
 ths metropolis, with plans. 
 
 Appendix III. (pp. 2.52) consists of "Reports and evidence, medical, 
 chemical, geological, and miscellaneous." 
 
 Appendix IV. (pp. 31) consists of a report by Thomas W. Rammell on 
 " The cesspool system in Paris." 
 
 Plates, inter alia : Plan showing positions of the works of the districts 
 supplied by the several metropolitan water companies — Plan showing 
 l)rincipal proposals for imjiroved supplies — Four plans of works of the 
 Gorbals Gravitation Water Comjjany — Plans of works of Kilmarnock and 
 Stranraer Water Companies — Diagram showing the fall of water in the sand 
 spring underlying the blue and jilastic clays under London, 1837-49 — 
 Diagrams illustrative of flux and reflux of the tidal waters of the Thames on 
 a float discharged at high and low water. 
 
 Summary of experience on disease and comparative rates 
 
 of mortality ; by William Lee, superintending inspector. London, 
 1851. 8vo, pp. 78. 
 
 [This does not touch the metropolis.] 
 
 h2
 
 116 
 
 Health, General Board of, Report on the epidemic cholera of 
 L" IS ami 1S49; with appendices. London, 1851-52. 8vo, pp. 
 viii., 159; iv., 164; 203; 93. Maps and plans. 
 
 Appendix A. (pj). iv.. 164) consists of a report by Dr. Sutherland, arranged 
 in tlic following sections : Localising causes of cholera — Management of 
 cholera through its localising causes — Management of cholera through its 
 premonitory stage — Special reports on towns — Comparative results of the 
 treatment of cholera cases at home and in hospital — On the carrying out of 
 the regidations in regard to the timely interment of corpses of persons dying 
 of cholera — On the execution of the regulations of the General Board of 
 Health by the local authorities — Extract from report on the outbreak of 
 cholera on board the American ship •' American Eagle" — Conclusions. 
 
 Appendix I'>. (pp. 203) consists of a report by Mr. Grainger, arranged in the 
 following sections : Relation betweeti cholera and other epidemic iliseases — 
 Progress of cholera in London — Habitat or seat of cholera — Exemptions 
 from the epidemic and results of sanitary improvements — Predisposing causes 
 of cholera — Primary seat of cholera and existence of a premonitory stage ; 
 notice on diet and on the treatment of premonitory diarrhoea — Neglect of 
 premonitory diarrhoea by the poor — Measures ailopted by the boards of 
 guardians during the late epidemic — Measures adopted by the General Board 
 of Health, and the system of house visitation. An appendix to this 
 report contains, inter aha: Analysis of deaths from cholera in the metropolis 
 during the sixty weeks ending 24th November, 1849 — Dr. Guy's abstract of 
 the professions and occupations of 4, .312 males, of the age of 1.5 years and 
 upwards, who died of cholera in London during the epidemic of 1848-49, with 
 a rough approximation to the ratio which the deaths bear to the living — 
 Dr. AValler Lewis' report on investigation into alleged cases of contagion 
 from washing cholera clothes — Directions and regulations issued by the 
 General Board of Health to Poor Law guardians and others — Instructions as 
 to the duties of the medical superintendents and visitors of the metropolitan 
 districts, in carrying out the preventive measures of the General Board of 
 Health — Return of choleraic disease in the parish of Bethnal-green, in the 
 practice of the parochial medical officers, and discovered by the visitors 
 during the visitation — Progress of cholera in St. Luke, Islington, Clerkenwell 
 and XSTiitechapel. 
 
 Appendix C. (pp. 93) consists of an abstract of a report by James Wynne 
 on epidemic cholera, as it prevailed in the United States in 1849 and 18.50. 
 
 Plates, intrr alia: Map exhibiting progress of the cholera from Hindustan 
 to Great Britain — Diagram showing comparison between mortality in 
 metropolis from all causes during 1832-33 and 1848-49 and the mortality 
 from cholera for the same periods, together with the weekly mean of the 
 barometer, thermometer, dew point, and rainfall for 1849 — Plans of Shore- 
 ditch and Bethnal-green showing deaths from cholera — Cholera map of the 
 metropolis showing mortality in each registration district. 
 
 Rapport sur la quarantaine. Londres, 1851. 8vo, pp. 146. 
 
 [This is a French translation of the first report on quarantine.] 
 
 Second report on quarantine (yellow fever); with appendices. 
 
 London, 1852. 8vo, pp. iv., 414. 2 plates. 
 [The plates arc a plan and a view of Gibraltar.] 
 
 Minutes of information collected on the practical application 
 
 of sewer water and town manures to agricultui-al production ; 
 with appendices. London, 1852. 8vo, pp. iv., 167. 
 
 Minutes of information collected in respect to the drainage 
 
 of the land forming the sites of towns, to road drainage, and the 
 facilitation of the drainage of .suburban lands; with appendix. 
 London, 1852. 8vo, pp. iv., 125.
 
 117 
 
 Health, General Board of, IMinutes of information collected with 
 refe7'once to works for the removal of soil water or drainage of 
 dwelling-houses and public edifices, and for the sewerage and 
 cleansing of the sites of towns ; with appendix. London, 1852. 
 8vo, pp. 207. 
 
 Contents, inter alia : Superior economy of the removal of refuse by water — 
 Removal of all cesspools from amidst habitations the first duty of local 
 boards — Materials and construction of old house drains — Sizes of mains and 
 sewers — Gain of fall on the same levels by small tubular drains — Trial of 
 tubular house drains — Increased power of the sweep of water gained by 
 alterations in the forms of sewers — Trial of tubular sewers — Expedieats in 
 default or in substitution of im])roved works for the removal of cessi)ools — 
 Ailjustments of sizes of tubular house drains and main drains required for the 
 tlischarge of storm waters — Special arrantjements requisite for the drainage 
 of low-lying districts and economy of the constant removal of sewerage from 
 them by steam power — Impermeable and permeable lines of drainage not 
 always coincident— Junctions of drains and sewers — Cesspits for the deten- 
 tion of road detritus — Accuracy in the form of pipes — Joints for tubular 
 drain pipes — Materials for the construction of sewers — Expedients to prevent 
 the ingress of fmil gases into habitations — Principles of the construction of 
 t'iie watej'-closet — Means of removing waste water from kitchens, outhouses 
 and yards — Provisions for the supply of pure water into and the removal of 
 foul or waste water fi'om upper rooms and flats or separate tenements in 
 houses — Provision for the frequent removal of solid refuse from dwellings — 
 Public conveniences — Surface cleansing of streets and edifices —General view 
 of combined works of house and town drainage — Principle of back drainage — 
 Conclusions. There is a map showing the area and levels of the Holborn and 
 Finsbury District of Sewers. 
 
 Report on murrain in horned cattle, the public sale of 
 
 diseased animals, and the eifects of the consumption of their 
 flesh on human health, with appendix; by E. Headlani Qreenhow. 
 London, 1857. 8vo, pp. 78. 
 
 Contents of appendix, i?iter alia : Return showing the number of horned 
 cattle exposed for sale in the Metropolitan Cattle Market in each week of 
 the years IS55 and l.So6— Amount of articles seized liy inspectors of slaughter- 
 h(juses in the City of London in each of the years 1855-o(}, as returned to the 
 Commissioners of Sewers — Instructions in respect to the delivery of cattle — 
 Return showing numl)er of animals imported from foreign ports which have 
 been destroyed in consequence of being imlit for human food, through disease, 
 with the nature of the complaint with which affected. 
 
 Health of Towns, Report from select committee appointed to 
 inquire into the circumstances affecting the health of the in- 
 habitants of large towns and populous districts, with a view to 
 improved sanatory regulations for their benefit ; with minutes of 
 evidence, appendix, and index. London, 1840. Folio, pp. xxiv., 
 
 262. 
 
 Contents of appemlix, inti'v alia : Abstract of a report by T. Southwood 
 Smith on the prevalence of fever in twenty metropolitan unions during the 
 year ended 25th March, 1838. 
 
 First report of the Commissioners appointed to inq^^i^e 
 
 into the present state of large towns and populous districts in 
 England and Wales, with reference to the causes of disease 
 among the inhabitants ; with minutes of evidence, appendix and 
 index. London, 1844. Folio, pp. xvi., 470 ; 212. Maps and 
 plans. 
 
 Tables in body of evidence, inter alia : Ages of persons dying of fever in 
 the London Fever Hospital in each of the years 1825-28 (p. 70) — Number 
 and abstract of causes of fires in London for the ten years 1833-42 (p. 106)
 
 118 
 
 Health of Towns, First report of Commissioners — continued. 
 
 — Workmen omploved in cleansing the public sewers for Westminster, etc., 
 10th December, 1831 (pp. l()(i-l()8) — Statement of alterations of the surface 
 of the City of London in various parts (p. 2UG) — Amount expended by the 
 City of London in the construction of new sewers in each of the years 
 1883-42 (p. 21(')) — Applications of the Westminster Commissioners of Sewers 
 to Parliament for increased powers, 1770-1842 (p. 248)— Statement of deaths 
 occurring within five Years in streets and places in the district of Gray's- 
 mn-lane, St. Taneras, diviiled into four classes, each containing nearly the 
 same number of persons ; number of deaths in each class and ages at time 
 of death (p. 254) — Expenses incurred in supplying Nottingham with water 
 (j). 304) — Average ages of death among the chief classes in St, George, 
 Hanover-square, 183y (pp. 341-342) — Ages at death of the diiferent classes in 
 Whitechapel, 183H (j). 3.").')) — Carriage and horse traffic and number of foot 
 passengers through Ludgate and Holhorn Hills in March. 1843 (pp. 31t0-391) 
 — Analvsis of mortality statistics according to classes in various parts of 
 London' in 1841 (p. 411). 
 
 Contents of ajipendix, inter alia : Deaths in 1841 in large towns in England 
 and Wales — Abstract of replies from 50 towns to questions as to sewerage, 
 drainage, cleansing and water supply — Special reports on the physical causes 
 of high death rate in Liverpool ; on the sanatory condition of Preston, 
 Chorlton-upon-Medlock, Ashton-under-Lyne, York, Nottingham ; on the 
 different rates of mortality and of births among the same classes of society 
 living in the suburban and rural townships and town districts of Sheffield ; 
 on the different rates of mortality prevalent among diiferent classes of 
 society, and among classes of persons engaged in different manufactures in 
 Sheffield and Huddersfield ; on the comparative mortality in the drained and 
 undrained districts of Leicester ; on the standard of vitality actually 
 attained in middle-class life — Philadelphia and New York water supply — 
 Constant supply of water under higii pressure at Preston — Supply of water 
 to the houses of the poor— Filtration of water, with the description of M. 
 Maurras' sy.stem — Expense of filtei'ing and raising water — Obstacles to 
 improvement of water supply in Manchester and Salford, Huddersfield and 
 Ihdl — Application of clay pipes for house drains and sewers in Ayr — Replies 
 in full from Liverpool — Liverpool Cori)oration baths and washhouse — House 
 cleansing in Edinburgh — Cleansing and construction of roads and streets in 
 Manchester an<l Salford — Cleansing of Milan and application of refuse to 
 agriculture by irrigation — Estimate of expense of surveys. 
 
 Plates, inter alia : Plan of filters for the use of the town of Paisley — Pro- 
 posed mode of arranging privies to houses not having an aderjuate constant 
 supplj' of water — Diagram to illustrate Caj)tain Vetch's evidence on the 
 utility of contour lines on plans — Rough drafts of the City of London (and 
 a part on a larger scale), with contours of equal altitude — Plan for the 
 rebuilding of the City of London after the fire of 1606 — Plan of the borough 
 of Nottingham, showing the commons and commonable lauds, by which the 
 enlargement and improvement of the town are prevented. 
 
 Second report of the Commissioners ; witli minutes of 
 
 evidence, suy)p]ement to report, and appendix. London, 1845. 
 Folio, pp. v., 120; 159; iv., 380. Maps, plans, and diagrams. 
 
 The report deals first with the causes of disease, and then sums up the 
 remedial measures recommended uniler the following heads : Drainage — 
 Surveys — Area for drainage — Officers — Compulsory power required — Power of 
 local authorities — Obstructions to drainage — Evils arising from limited and 
 confiicting juris^lictions — Rating — Charges for branch drains— Raising money 
 — I'aving — Cleansing — Nuisances — Smoke — Manufactories — Water — Water 
 companies — Rat<;8 — Public baths — Prevention of fire — Buildings — Width of 
 courts and alleys — Cellars — Necessaries — Ventilation — Cleansing of houses 
 — Loflging houses — Medical officers — I'ublic walks — Interments in towns. 
 An account is given of the distinction in the laws for drainage, etc., in the 
 metropolis.
 
 119 
 
 Health of Towns i Second report of Commissioners — continued. 
 
 The suppleiiieut to the report coiitiiiiis, intt'r alia: List of towns visiteci 
 by Coniniissioners — Table ilhistrative of statement of increase of births beinp 
 conse(iiient upon excessive mortality — Comparative population in 1831 and 
 l.S-ll of lart^e towns ami counties, with rate of increase or decrease per cent. 
 — List of towns having local Improvement Acts parsed since 1800 — List of 
 boroutjhs liavins^ bye-laws for the prevention of nuisances — Returns of 
 p.ivini,'-, liirhtin.L'. and cleansing boards made by lln- vestry clerks of the 
 several parishes in Westminster, ^Middlesex, ami Suri'ey, situated within the 
 limits of the metropolis ado()ted in the population returns of 1S31 — Return 
 showinpr, for each of the towns visited, number of houses su[)j)lied with water 
 by ])ipes. and system of supply — Various items of accounts of the Metro- 
 politan Commissioners of Sewers. 
 
 The appendix consists of replies to the questions circulated in populous 
 towns and districts, and reports of the Commissioners on the sanatory con- 
 dition of certain large towns. Woolwich is t^ivcn in Part IL, pp. 2;U-240. 
 
 Vhites, infrr alia : jMap of the metropolis showint; the districts of sewers 
 and map showing the districts supplied by the different water companies. 
 
 Heat in it« mechanical applications, A series of lectures on. See 
 Civil Engineers, Institute of. 
 
 Heath (John Benjamin) Some account of the Worshipful Company 
 of Grocers of the City of London. Second edition. London, 1S54. 
 8vo, pp. xvi., 580. 
 
 Contents, intfir alia : The hall — The company — Illustrious and eminent 
 members — Members of company who have been Lord Mayors of London — 
 List of members in 1373 — Specimens rif wardens' accounts In the reign of 
 Henry IV., anno 1401 — Orijjinal charter of Henry VIL — Rate of charge? at 
 the public weigh-house or beam, issued by the company in 14.")3 — Pageants 
 of the company — Some account of the company's estate in Ireland. 
 
 Heckethorn (Charles William) Lincohi's-inn-fields and the 
 
 lociilities adjacent : tlicir historical and topographical associations. 
 London, 1896. 4to, pp. xviii., 241. 
 
 Contents : — 
 
 Part I. Eastern block, or Lincoln s-inn : Lincoln's-inn the centre of legal 
 TiOndou — Eminent students, members and residents — Lineoln's-inn chapel — 
 Celebrated preachers — Crypt — Lincoln's-inn-gardens — Lincoln's-inn old hall 
 and buildings contiguous —Gatehouse — New hall and library — Lincoln's-inn 
 New-square — Stone buildings — Finances of the inn — Revels — Long vacation 
 — Gothic ornaments- Serle-street — Fickett's-fields. 
 
 Part II. Central block, or Lincoln' s-inn-Jidds : Perambulation of the 
 southern and western sides of the square — College of Surgeons— Portsmouth- 
 street — Proposed improvements in approaches to the square — Opening of the 
 gardens of Lincoln's-inn-fields. 
 
 Part III. Southern block, or Clare-market and purlieus : Clare-market — 
 Colonnade — Clement's-inn — St. Clement's-lane — Vere-street — Portsmouth- 
 street— Portugal-street — King's College hospital — Duke's theatre. 
 
 Part IV. Western, block, or betioeen Duke-street and Great (^ueen-street : 
 Duke-street — Sardinian chapel — Great Queen-street — Freemason's hall and 
 tavern— Wesleyan chapel — Devil's Gap — Wild-street. 
 
 Part V. — Northern block, or between the Turnstiles : North side of Lincoln's- 
 inn-square — Great Turnstile — Little Turnstile — New Turnstile — Little Queen- 
 street — Whetstone - park — Publishers, printers, and booksellers around 
 Lincoln's-inn-fields. 
 
 Hedges (KillingWOrth) American electric street railways : their 
 construction and equipment. London, 1894. 4to, pp. ix., 205.
 
 120 
 
 Hedley (Thomas Fenwick) Local taxation ; the imperfect state of 
 the parochial assessments in Kngland and Wales, and suggestions 
 for amendments ; tue rating of railways in England and Wales 
 compared with the railways in Ireland, and the effects of the 
 parochiiil principle of rating; observations on Mr. Goschen's 
 Bill. London. 1873. 8vo, ])p. LS6. 
 
 Hellyer (S. Stevens) ^113 plumber and sanitary houses: apractical 
 treatise on the principles of internal plumbing Avork, or the best 
 
 means for clTectually excluding noxious gases fi-om our houses. 
 Fourth edition. London, 1887. 8vo, ])p. xvi., 427. 
 
 Hempel (Dr. Walther) ^Methods of gas analysis. Translated 
 ftoni the second German edition l)y Ij. M. Dennis. London, 1892. 
 8vo, pp. XV., 384. 
 
 Ilorbert (Nicholas) aiid A. F. Jenkin, The councillors' hand- 
 book: a practical guide to the election and l)usiness of a county 
 council. London, 1888. 8vo., pp. viii, 409. 
 
 Contents : EstuHlislnnent of coinity ouucils ; ellect of liOcal Government 
 Act on existing authorities — I'roceechny.s of first county council — (Jounty 
 finance —Boundaries — Business of a fully-constituted county council — Quali- 
 fication and registration of el^'.ctors — Election of county and town councils — 
 Suiiiiiiary of the government of a borougli and of the ( rovisions of the I<ocal 
 Government Act with re-pect to the metropolis— County Electors Act, LSSH — 
 Local (.ioverament (lingland and Wales) A<rt, ISSS — Municipal (Jorporations 
 Act, 18S2 — C'om[)ensa'ion to civil servants on aliolition of office — Forms of 
 claims anil notices — Form of rate-book — Constitutions of county councils. 
 
 Herbert (Thomas Arnold) The law relating to the payment of 
 coroners. London, 1891. 8vo, pp. 78. 
 
 Herbert (^ William) Antiquities of the Inns of Court and Chancery; 
 containing histcn-ical and desc]'i])tive sketches relative to their 
 original foundation, customs, ceremonies, buildings, government, 
 etc., "with a concise history of the English law. London, 1804. 
 8vo, pp. xii., 377. Index, pp. vii. 24 plates. 
 
 Contents: Of the common law of England — Of the justice of England — 
 Of the four great courts — Of the creation, dress, salaries, etc., of the Justices 
 of the King's Courts in Westminster Hall — Of trial in cases civil and criminal, 
 vi/.., hy jury, comt^at, fire and water ordeal, an<l wager of law — Miscellaneous 
 — Origin and customs of tlic several courts — Inner 'remjjlc — Micidle Temple — 
 Inns of Cninncery belonging to the Tern] ties — Lincoln's Inn — Inns of Chancery 
 belonging to Lincoln's Inn — Gray's Inn— Inns of Chancery belonging to 
 Gray's Inn —Serjeants' Inn — Of the antiquity and dignity of Se.-jeant-at- 
 Law. 
 
 — The history of the twelve great livery companies of London, 
 
 principally compiled from their grants and records; with an 
 histoi-ical essay and ac(;ounts of each company, its origin, 
 con.stitution, government, dress, customs, halls, and trust estates 
 and charities; including Tioti(;es and illustrations of metropolitan 
 trade and commerce as oi-iginally concentrated in those societies, 
 and of the language, manners, and expenses of ancient times ; 
 with attested copies and ti-anslations of the companies' charters. 
 London, 1836-37. 8vo, 2 vol. 
 
 Vol. I., pp. xii., 498. 
 
 Contents: Hist/jrical essay — Separate histories of the three c )mpanie8 : 
 mercers, ^ocers, and drapers.
 
 121 
 
 Herbert (William) History of livery companies — continued. 
 
 Vol. II., pp. xii., 684. 
 
 Contents : Separate histories of the nine companies : fishmong'ers, 
 goldsmiths, skinner.s, merchant tailors, haberdashers, salters, ironmongers, 
 vintners, and olothworkers. 
 
 History of the worshipful company of skinners of London 
 
 principally compiled from their own records. London, 1837. 
 8vo, pp. 299-382. 
 
 There is a table of the charters and grants of the twelve great liverv 
 companies of I-ondon, viz. : mercers, grocers, drapers, fislimonger-, gold- 
 smiths, skinners, merchant tailors, haberdashers, salters, ironmongers, 
 vintners, clothworkers. 
 
 Hereford, Corporation of the City of. Abstract of accounts, 1895- 
 96. Hereford, 1896. 8vo. 
 
 Herschel (Sir John Frederick William) A manual of scientific 
 
 inquiry; prepared for the use of officei-s in Her Majesty's navy, 
 and. travellers in general. Fourth edition. London, 1871. 
 8vo, pp. xvi.. 892. 2 maps. 
 Hesketh (Robert) A project for improving the communication 
 
 between the central parts of the metropolis situate on either side 
 of the valley of the Fleet, and. for rendering more available the 
 sites of the Fleet pi-ison find Farringdon market, by tlie formation 
 of high level streets from St. Paurs-chui'chyai-d to Holborn and 
 Fleet-street. London, 1851. pp. 20. 2 folding plans. 
 
 Shall the new street which is to form the sfrand. communi- 
 
 cation between the eastern and western parts of the metro])olis 
 
 be straight or crooked? London, 1854. 8vo, pp. IG. 
 
 [A pamphlet bound up with others in volume London iviji/ar/ nn nfs, 
 17:U-1854. Sec Improvements.] 
 
 Hewius (W. A. S.) The teaching of economics. See Education 
 (Technical Educational Congress). 
 
 Hewitt (Thomas) A treatise on the law relating to Corporation 
 Duty, or the duty on the income of the property of bodies 
 corporate and unincorporate ; an examination of the Customs 
 and Inland Revenue Act, 1885, Avith especial reference to claims 
 for exemption; with appendix of Inland Revenue forms, and 
 repoi't of the leading case as to exemption. London, 1892. 8vo, 
 pp. xii., 155. 
 
 Contents: Introductory statement -Text of parts of the Customs and 
 Inland Revenue Act, 1885, with notes — Report and verbatim judgments in 
 the case of Committsiotu-rs of Taxes v. Pcmsel — Inland Revenue forms — 
 Index. 
 
 HeyWOOd (Thomas) Porta pietatis ; or, the port or harboui' of 
 piety, exprest in sundry triumphes, pageants, and showes, at the 
 initiation of the Right Honourable Sir Maurice Abbot, Knight, 
 into the Majoralty of the famous and farre renowned City 
 London. London, 1638. 
 
 [This is one of a series of reprints of descrijitive pamphlets of Lord 
 Maj'or's pageants, collected by F. W. Fairholt (.q.v.).]
 
 122 
 
 Highmore (Anthony) Pietas Londincnsis : tlie liistorj, design, 
 ami present state of the various public charities in and near 
 London. London, 1810. 8vo, pp. xxxi., 984. 
 
 Contents : Hosintals — Dispensaries, lyin^-in and meilical charities — 
 roUegos — .\lnishouses — Sehool charities — Charities for binding poor appren- 
 tices—Miscellaneous charities — Registering charities — Conclusion. 
 
 Hill ( G. W.) and W. H. Frere, Memorials of Stepney parish; 
 that is to say. the Vestry minutes from 1579 to 1662 noAv first 
 ])i-inted, with an introduction and notes ; to which is appended a 
 rejirint of Gascoyne's map of the parish, 1703, with an introduc- 
 tion and index. Guildford, 1890-91. 4to, pp. xviii., 276; 8. 
 5 plates. 
 
 Plates: South-west view of St, Dunstan's Church at Stepney, 17a."< — Sir 
 William Ryder, Haherdasher, Lord Mayor of the City of London, 1(500 — 
 Gaseoigne's (the title has "Gascoynu") map of the parish of Stepney, 1703 
 (3 sheets), 
 
 Hitchman (John) The epitome of a scheme for the scientific 
 (IraiuaLic of the metropolis, and of the cities, towns, and villages 
 of the United Kingdom, upon the principle of the separation of 
 the i-ainfall from the sewage by separate systems of conduits. 
 Leamington, 1858. 8vo, pp. 28. 
 
 [A pamphlet bound up with others in volume Sewage Utillmtioii, 1845-0."). 
 See Drainage and Sewerage.] 
 
 Hobhouse (S>\T Arthur) The government of London. 
 
 [An article a}>pearing in the "Contemporary Review" for March, 1882, 
 l.p. 404-416.1 
 
 Hobhouse (Henryj The working of the Technical Instruction 
 Acts in Somerset. (See Aciand (Arthur H. D.) 
 
 and Fanshawe (E. L.) The county councillor's guide; 
 
 being a handbook to the Local Government Act, 1888. London, 
 1888, 8vo, pp. XXX., 294. 
 
 Hodg'es (^William) A treatise on the law of railways, railway 
 companies and railway investments ; with an appendix containing 
 all the statutes, precedents, etc. Second edition. London, 1855. 
 8vo, ])p. xxxviii., 768 ; 295. 
 
 The same — fourth edition. London, 1865. 8vo, pp. xxxvi., 
 
 624 ; ii., 346. 
 
 The same — fifth edition. London, 1869. 8vo, pp. xl., 675 : 
 
 401. 
 
 • The same — sixth edition. London, 1876. 8vo, pp. li., 1087. 
 
 Hogg" (^Quintin; Polytechnics, See Education (Technical Educa- 
 tion Congress). 
 
 Holborn District Board, Reports and accounts, 1858-59 to 1895-96, 
 London, 1859-96, 8vo, 4 vol, and parts {continuing).
 
 123 
 
 Holborn (R. M.) Misuse of the power of local taxation in Islington. 
 London, 1872. 4to, pp. [3], 4, 29, iv. 
 
 This consists of four parts. The first (pp. S) is a letter in manuscript, 
 undated, from Mr. Molhorn to the Chairman of the Special Committee on 
 the Collections. The second (pp. 4) is a rei)rint of a circular letter, dated 
 April, 1S72, addressed liy Mr. lldlliorn to the '•householders of Ward 7, 
 Canonbur}'," entitled "Why Islington is taxed 3d. or 4d. in the £ moic than 
 it ouu;ht to be." I'he third (pp. 2!)) consists of repri?its from the Vestry 
 minutes from 18th October, 18<)7, to 28th July, 1871. The fourth (pp. iv.) 
 consists of extracts from the Islington Gazette of the time. 
 
 Holden (John) Easements and rights of light. Manchester, 1885. 
 8vo, pp. 48. 2 sketches. 
 
 Ancient lights : a paper read liefore the Sheffield Society 
 
 of Ai'chitects and Surveyors, at a meeting held on February r2th, 
 1895. Sheffield, 1895. 8vo, pp. 32. 
 
 Holdsworth (E. W. H.) and Archibald Young, Sea fisheries and 
 salmon fisheries. London, 1877. 8vo, })p. [vii.], 300. 
 
 Holdsworth (W. A.) The Weights and Measures Acts, 1S78 and 
 1889 ; with introductions, notes, index, and the orders in Council, 
 regulations and bye-laws issued under the Acts. Second edition. 
 London, 1890. 8vo, pp. 180. 
 
 Hole (Rev. Charles) A brief biographical dictionary. Second 
 edition. London, 186(3. lOmo, pp. xv., 485. 
 
 Hollar (W.) Map of London before the fire in 1666. London, 
 
 [n.d.]. 
 
 Eound the margin of the map the arms of some of the City Companies are 
 given. 
 
 Holmes (Mrs. Basil) The London burial grounds ; notes on their 
 history from the earliest times to the present day. London, 1896. 
 8vo, pp. 339. 63 illustrations. 
 
 Contents: Introduction — British and Roman burying-places— Graveyards 
 of priories and convents — Cathedral, Abbey, Temple, and Tower — City 
 churchyards — London churchyards outside the City— Pest-fields and 'plague- 
 pits — Dissenters' burial grounds — Burial places of foreigners in London — 
 Hospital, almshouse, and workhouse grounds — Private and promiscuous 
 cemeteries — Closing of burial grounds and vaults — Graveyards as public 
 gardens — Cemeteries still in use — Forecast of the future. 
 
 Appendix : List of burial grounds in existence — List of burial grounds 
 which have disapi)eared — Churches and chapels without burial grounds, but 
 with vaults under them — How to lay out a burial ground as a ganlen— 
 Disused Burial Grounds Act, etc. 
 
 Homersham (Samuel CoUett) Review of the report by the General 
 Board of Health on the supply of water to the metropolis ; 
 contained in a report to the directors of the London (Watford) 
 Spring Water Company. London, 1850. 8vo, pp. iv., 71. 
 
 [A pamphlet bound up with others in volume London water siqjply, 1849- 
 64. See Water.] 
 
 Hope ( W.) The sewage of the metropolis : a comparative analysis 
 of Baron Liebig's three letters. >S'ee Napier (W.)
 
 124 
 
 Hope (W. H. St. John) Corporation plate and insignia of office. 
 Nr, Jewitt (Llewellyn). 
 
 HopkillSOn (J.) Some points in electric lighting. London, 1884. 
 
 b\o. 
 
 [One of a series of lectures ilelivered at the Institute of Civil Ensjincers 
 during session 1882-83 on Practical applications of electricity. Sen Civil 
 Kngiueers.] 
 
 Horuor ( Thomas) View of London and the surrounding country, 
 taken with mathematical accuracy from an observatory purposely 
 erected over the cross of St. Paul's Cathedral, to be published in 
 four engravings. Second edition. London, 182.3. Svo, pp. 31. 
 4 plates. 
 
 plates : View of the ohservatnry erected over the cross of St. Paul's, with 
 a sketch of the Catliedral showing its elevation as comoan-d with the 
 neighbouring churches and buildings (taken from the sou' h end of P)lack- 
 friars-biidge)— North side, of St. I'aul's Churchyard, wth the end of Cheap- 
 side — Section of part of St. Paul's, showing the circular staircase with the 
 ascent through the dome, and thence to the observatory, from which the 
 panoramic view was executed — South side of St. I'aul's Churchyard, St. 
 Austin's Chu'-ch, and the end of Watlin^-street. 
 
 Hoi'Selydown. Parish of St. John, Acts of Parliament relating to, 
 
 17;i2-l«70. London. Folio. 
 
 Contents: Charities, 1870 — Church, and forma'ion of parish, 17.S2 — 
 Lighting and watching, 1749 — Poor rate, 178()— Railway from London to 
 Greenwich, 1833— Rector. 1827— Voting, 1824- Wharves, 1848. 
 
 Horwcod fR.) Plan of the cities of Lonaon and Westminster, the 
 Jjurough i)i Soutliwark, and parts adioining, showing every 
 house." London, 1792-99. 32 sheets, 20 by 2l\ inches. 
 
 Hosking" (William) Kssay and treatises on the practice and 
 aichitecture of liridges. London, 1843. 8vo, pp. 248. 
 
 Hoskyns (C.Wren) 'i"he land laws of England. >SW Probyn (.T.W.) 
 Sysffms of land tanure. 
 
 Hospitalier (Edouardj The electrician's pocket book: the English 
 (•(liti<m of ■' Koiinulaire pratique de I'Electricien," translated, 
 with additions, by Gordon Wigan. London, 1884. 8vo, pp. 
 XV., 318. 
 
 Housing" of the Working" Classes, First report of Her Majesty's 
 (/unirnissionei-s iov iixpiiring into. London, 1885. Folio, 3 vol. 
 in two. 
 
 Vol. L First report ; pp. iv., 82. 
 
 Vol. II. Minutes of evidence and ajjpcndix as to England and Wahis ; pp. 
 iv., 728. 
 
 Content^s of apjjendix, infer alia : Table allowing how central London 
 <Iiffcrs, both as regards density of population and average number of persons 
 in each house, from the densely pofiulaled jjarts of the towns which have 
 carricl f)Ut schemes of improvement — increase in population of London at 
 each decennial periwl from 1801 to 1881, and how far that increase is due, in 
 each deca^Ie, to excess of births over deaths and to immigration respectively 
 — Population of England, London, and several large towns in England in 1841
 
 125 
 Housing of the Working* Classes, Report of Cornmissioners, 
 
 Vol. 11. — continued. 
 
 and 1881, and their average death rate per annum in the seven years 183S-44, 
 and during each of the decennial )H;riods IS.Ol-tJU, 18(31-70 and 1871-80 — 
 Parishes and districts in the metro] olis in which sec. 35 of the Sanitary Act,' 
 18()(), and sec. 35 of that Act as aim nded by the Sanitary Laws Amendment 
 Act, 1874, has been put in force — Memorandum as to operation of the Arti>Kins' 
 Dwellings Act, 1882 — I'rovisions as to height and open space about Vjuildinga 
 — List of bills deposited with the Local Government Board seeking powers 
 that would displace persons of the labouring classes in the metropolis, with 
 number of houses and persons in each parish that would be so displaced — 
 Annual report of the Clerkenwell medical officer of health for 1883. 
 Vol. 111. Indexes ; pp. 318. 
 
 Howard (Luke) The climate of London deduced from meteoro- 
 logical observations made in the metropolis and at various places 
 around it. Second edition, in which the observations are 
 continued to the year 1830. London, 1833. 8vo, 3 vol. 
 
 Vol. I., pp. vii., Ixxii., 348. 
 
 This volume contains an introduction, with the necessary descriptions of 
 instruments and definitions of terms used ; a series of dissertations on the 
 several parts of the subject ; a summary of the phenomena of the climate ; 
 general tables of results, and a copious index. 
 
 Vol. II., pp. 407. 
 
 This volume contains the observations from 1806 to 1819 [those by the 
 Clock Barometer included from the beginning of 181.5], with copious 
 notes, extracts in illustration from other sources, and occasional pieces of 
 dissertation. 
 
 Vol. III., pp. 383. 
 
 This volume contains the observations from 1819 to 1830 [those on the 
 pressure by the Clock Barometer being added], with copious notes, 
 extracts in illustration irom other works, and occasional pieces of 
 dissertation. 
 
 Howel (James) Londinopolis ; an historical discourse or perlustra- 
 tiou of the City of London, the Imperial Chamber, and chief 
 emporium of Great Britain ; whereuuto is added another of the 
 City of Westminster, with the Courts of Justice, antiquities, and 
 new buildings thereunto belonging. London, 1657. 8vo, pp. [x.], 
 124, 301-407. Index, pp. [7]. 2 plates. 
 
 Contents : Foundation and first rise — Fresh water rivers, aqueducts, con- 
 duits, and fountains — Famous great navigable river of Thames — Chief 
 fortresse or Tower of London — Public places of .sciences and literature — 
 Political government and civil sway — Ecclesiastical government — Companies 
 and corporations of the City, with their originals and arms — Progress made 
 through the twenty-six particular wards, precincts, or aldermanries, where- 
 into the whole City is divided — Places adjacent and contiguous to the City 
 — Savoy, Uutchy, and City of Westminster, with the antiquities, the tri- 
 bunals of justice, anil liberties thereunto belonging — Westminster Abbey — 
 Westminster Hall, and all the tribunals of justice which have their motion 
 therein ; and, first, of the High Court of Parliament — Court of King's Bench, 
 now called the Upper Bench — Court of Chancery or Equity and Conscience- 
 Court of Common Pleas — Court of Exchequer — Court of Admiralty — A [)arallel 
 by way of corollary betwixt London and other great cities of the world — 
 Index. 
 
 There is a folding view of Londoi), without author or ilate. 
 
 Huddersiield, Corporation of the City of. Abstract of accounts, 
 1887-88 to 1896-97. Huddersfield, 1888-97. 8vo, 10 vol.
 
 126 
 
 Hudson (Alfred A.) The law of building iuul engineering con- 
 tracts, ami of the duties and liahilities of engineers, architects, 
 snrvevors and valuers. London, 1891. 8vo, pp. Ixviii., 880. 
 
 Hughes ( Miss E. P.) The relation between general and technical 
 
 eiliK-itiou. See Education (Technical Education Congress). 
 
 Hug"hson » David ) London ; being an accurate history and descrip- 
 tion c)i tiie liritish meti-opolis and its neigh bourliood to thirty 
 miles extent, fi-oni an actual pi^rambulation. London, 1805-09. 
 8vo, 6 vol. 
 
 Vol. I., pp. 652. ludex, pp. xvi. 7 plates. 
 
 This volume contains the history of the metropolis up to the close of the 
 year ISOO. Among the plates are : J'lan of the City and environs of 
 ],un(lon as fortified by order of Parliament in the years 1042 and H'tiS — A 
 view of London as it appeared before the Fire in 16(jG — Wren's plan for 
 rebuilding the City after the Fire — Sir John Evelyn's plan for rebuilding 
 tlie City after the Fire— Plan of London in the reign of Queen P^lizabeth 
 — The City gates as they appeared before they were pulled down. 
 
 Vol. II.. pp. .560. Index, pp. xvi. 11 plates. 
 
 This volume gives an aecouut of the government of tlie City of London, and 
 commences the topography witli a description of the first four perambula- 
 tions on the east side of the City. Among tlie {>lates are : Map of London, 
 dated 1806, extending from the head of the Paddington-canal, west, to the 
 West India Docks, east, with the proposed improvements between the 
 Ito\'al Exchange and Finsbury-scjuare — East India House — Trinity House, 
 Tower-hill — Traitor's Gate, Tower of London — London Bridge in the year 
 ]7.">7 — Fish-street-hill — Interior of St. Stephen's, Walbrook — Egyptian Hall, 
 Mansion Houfe — Mansion House. 
 
 Vol. Ill,, pp. 640. Index, pp. viii. 12 plates. 
 
 This volume describes five perambulations westward of the Royal 
 Exchange. Among th.e plates are : Bank of England (;{ plates) — Old 
 Cheapside with the Cross — Guildhall — St. Paul's Cathedral (2 plates) — 
 Great Hall, Charterhouse — London from Chatham-place, Blaekfriars. 
 
 Vol. IV., ))p. '>7'J. Index, pj). viii. 3() plates. 
 
 This volume describes the three final perambulations of London, and 
 gives an account of Westminster and South wark. Among the plates are : 
 Somerset House — Drury-lane Theatre — Savoy Chapel and Palace — Scot- 
 land-yard — Westminster — Westminster Hall — Westminster Abbey — In- 
 terior of Westminster Abljcx' — Carlton House — Ancient view of St. .lames's, 
 Westminster Abbey. Hall, tec, from the village of Charing, now Charing- 
 cros.s — Arms of the City companies (11 plates) — Lansdowne House, 
 Bcrkeley-sfjuare — Entrance to London by Oxfoni-street — British Museum — 
 Entrance to London at Shoreditch Church — Aldgate House, Bethnal- 
 green — London Docks, Wajiping — Southwark, towards St. Margaret's 
 Hill — Bcrmondscy Priory — Entrance to London ])y tlie Obelisk in the 
 Surr<:y-road. 
 
 Vol. v., pp. 476. Index, jip. viii. 3."> plates. 
 
 This volume gives some descrijition of the counties of Surrey, Kent, P.erk- 
 fihire. Buckingham and Hertfordshire. Among the plates are : Map of the 
 country surrounding London to the extent of 30 miles — Deptford from the 
 Greenwich-roa<l — Greenwich Hospital — Woolwich — Seven Droog Castle, 
 Sho<^)ter'H-hill — Tfjoting — Batterfca. 
 
 Vol. VI., ].j). 632. Index, ])p. viii. .OS jdates. 
 
 This volume gives some description of the counties of Hertfordshire, 
 Bclfonlshire, Essex and Middlesex. Among the plates are : 2se\v River 
 Hea^l — Entrance to London at Mile-end — West India Docks, Blaekwall — 
 Hackney — Entrance to London from Islington — Paddington — Kensington 
 Palace — Fulham — Chelsea Hospital — Military Asylum, Chel.sea — The New 
 Mint — Covent-garden Theatre.
 
 127 
 
 Hug'hson (David) An epitome of the privileges of London, 
 including Southwark, as granted by i-oyal cliarters, confirmed by 
 Acts of Parliament, and established by ancient custom ; with 
 remarks on the repeated invasions of the rights, franchises, and 
 jurisdiction of the metropolis of Great Britain. London, 1816. 
 6to, pp. [xviii.], 287. 
 
 Contents: Glossary or explanation of obsolete terms occurring in the 
 charters — Charters from that of William the Conqueror, confirming the laws 
 of Edward the Confessor, to that of George II., empowering all the aldermen 
 to be justices of the peace— Account of depriving of the privileges of the 
 City by a q^uo warranto — Articles of slavish impositions, by the Court of 
 Charles II., at the instance of the Duke of York, on the citizens — First Act 
 of Parliament after the Revolution, in 1688, reverses the writ of quo warranto 
 — Detail of that Act — Extract from the Police Act, 1814 — Certificate for the 
 exemption of toll — General observations on the invasion of the charters — 
 Privileges by statute and custom alphabetically arranged. 
 
 Walks through London, including Westminster and the 
 
 borough of Southwark, with the surrounding suburbs ; describ- 
 ing everything worthy of observation in the public buildings, 
 places of entertainment, exhibitions, commercial and literary 
 institutions, etc., down to the present period, forming a complete 
 guide to the British metropolis. London, 1817. 8vo, 2 vol. 
 Vol. I., pp. viii., 162. 44 plates. 
 Vol. II., pp. 165-368 [8]. 52 plates, [pp. 163, 164 missing.] 
 
 There are 18 walks described, and a small sketch map is given of each. 
 
 Hugo (Rev. Thomas) A memoir of the Church and Monastery of 
 the Austin Friars in the City of London. Westminster, 1861. 
 8vo, pp. 24. 
 
 An illustrated itinerary of the Ward of Bishopsgate in the 
 
 City of London. London, 1862. 8vo, pp. viii., 26. 20 plates. 
 
 [The plates are almost entirely of archasological interest only.] 
 
 Hull, County Borough of. Abstract of accounts, 1893-94 to 1896-97. 
 Hull, 1894-97. 8vo, 4 vol. 
 
 Humane Society, Royal, Annual reports for 
 
 Loudon, 1870 and 18 75. 8vo, 2 vol. 
 
 1869 and 1874. 
 
 Humber (William) A practical treatise on cast and wrought iron 
 bridges and girders, as applied to railway structures and to 
 buildings generally. London, 1857. Folio, pp. xi., 107. 57 
 plates. 
 
 A complete treatise on cast and wrought iron bridge con- 
 struction, including iron foundations. London, 1861. Folio, 2 
 vol. 80 plates. 
 
 The same — third edition. London, 1870. Folio, 2 vol. 
 
 A record of the progress of modern engineering, 1863. 
 
 London, 1864-65. Folio, 2 vol. 
 
 — • The same, 1864. London, 1865-66. Folio, 2 vol.
 
 128 
 
 Hume (Rev. Charles) Plan for removing some of the City 
 (.•huivhfs to places where church accommodation is required 
 ■within the metropolitan district. London, [n.d.]. 8vo, pp. 7. 
 
 [A pamphlet bouiul up with others in volume London improvevie ntx, 1734- 
 18.")4. Stf Improvements.] 
 
 Humphems (Henry) History of the origin and progress of the 
 Company of Watermen and Lightermen of the river Thames, 
 with numerous historical notes, 1514-1859. Svo, 3 vol. 
 Vol. I., pp. 430. Index, PI). 53. 3 plates. 
 Vol. II.. pp. 444. Index, pp. «4. 1 plate. 
 Vol. 111., pp. 46(). Index, pp. «4. 2 plates. 
 
 I'p. 37-G4 of the index to Vol. 11. are bound up at the end of Vol. HI. 
 The contents are arranged chronologically. The plates in Vol. I. are: 
 Free Watermen and Lightermen's Asylum— Watermen's Hall, 1647— 
 London Bridge, 1624. The plate in Vol. IL is: Watermen's Hall, 1749. 
 The plates in Vol. III. arc: Watermen's Hall, 1670— Watermen and 
 Lightermen's Hall, 1780. 
 
 Humplireys (George) The law relating to local and municipal 
 government. See Bazalgette (C. Norman). 
 
 Humphreys (William) >^tipply of water to London from the river 
 Thiimes at Henley under the management of a metropolitan 
 commission. London, 1849. 8vo, pj). 14. 2 diagrams. 
 
 [A pamphlet bound up with others in volume London water supply , 
 1849.64. Sre Water.] 
 
 Humphreys-Davies (George) The principles of rating. See 
 Boyle (Ed ward j. 
 
 Hungerford-bridge and Wellington-street-viaduct, First report 
 
 from select committee appointed to inquire into the roadway 
 and viaduct proposed to be made on the Thames-embankment 
 from Hungerford - bridge to Wellington - street, Strand, and 
 whether the site might not be more advantageously occupied by 
 .some public building; witli proceedings, minutes of evidence, 
 and appendix. London, 1869. Folio, jjp. x., 143. 15 plans. 
 
 Contents, inter aliti : Return of the number of vehicles and persons passing 
 over Westminster-bridge between the hours of 6 a.m. the 10th, and 6 a.m. 
 the 11th of .June, 1865 — Memorandum on measures to be adopted for pre- 
 venting excess over the original estimates of the cost of public buildings — 
 General method of executing buildings at the South Kensington Museum. 
 
 Plates : Plan showing the works authorised by the Thames Embankment 
 Acts, 1862 and 1868 ; and the disposal of the rcclaimeii land as prorided for 
 by the same Acts and by the Metropolitan Districts Railway Act, 1864 — 
 Plan showing suggested af)proiich from Chjiring-eross. skirting the west side 
 of Northumberland Hous.'. and the authorised approach t(^ Welliiigton- 
 htrect — Plan of works i)roposed by the Thames Embankment (North) 
 Appioaches Pill, 1866— Plan of metropolis, sliowing main thoroughfares in 
 connection with the Thames embankment an<l its approaches— ^ect ions of 
 streets on the river side of the Strand, showing their levels in reference to 
 I he main embankment roadway (2 plates)— Plans and sections showing 
 widths and gra'lients of Wal<!r-street and Strand-lane— Sect irms showing 
 graflients of Mjrne main thoroughfares in the metropolis — Plan for a curved 
 roarl fiom Charing-eross tf) the Thames-embankment roadway and also for 
 widening Charing-eross (2 plates)- I'lan of the lay-out of the South 
 KeusiDgujn estate in 1869— Plan of erection of Natural History Museum on 
 the embankment (4 plates).
 
 129 
 
 Hunt (Arthur JoseDh) The law relating to boundaries and fences- 
 lioiultjii, 18ij(). J 2mo, pp. xiv.. 266. 
 
 Tlie same — fourth edition, by Archibald Brown. T/ondon, 
 
 1896. 8\-o, pp. xlviii., 378. 
 
 Hunt (John) London local government: the law relating to the 
 Loudon County Council, the vestries and district boards elected 
 under the Metropolis Management Acts, and other local 
 authorities. London, 1897. 8\^o, 2 vol. 
 Vol. T., pp. xxvii., 584. Index to the two volum''S, pp. 111. 
 
 The full text of the following Acts is set out, with marginal descriptive 
 notes opposite each section ami numerous footnotes : Local Government 
 Acts, 1888 and 1894 — Municipal Corporations Act, 1882 — County Ojuncils 
 (Elections) Act, 1891 — Metropolis Management Acts, 1855 and 1856 — Metro- 
 polis Management Amendment Acts, 1858. 1862 and 1890 -Metropolis 
 Management Act, 1862, Amendment Act, 1890— Public Health (London) 
 Act, 1891 — Public Health Act, 1896— Public Health Orders— London Building 
 Act, 1894 — Metropolitan Paving Act, 1817 (Michael Angelo Taj-lor's Act) — 
 County Councils Association Expenses Act, 1890 — London Council (General 
 Powers) Act, 1891 — Lee Valley Drainage Act, 1892 — London County Council 
 (General Powers) Acts, 1892, 1893, 1894 and 1895— Municipal Elections 
 (Corrupt and Illegal Practices) Act, 1884— -Vestrymen and Auditors (London) 
 Election Order, 1897. 
 
 Vol. II., pp. iv., 701-1376. 
 
 This volume consists of extracts from numerous Acts not solely affecting 
 I London. It is arranged in alphabetical order of subjects. The subjects are ; 
 Alkali, &c., works — Audit of county council accounts — Barbed wire — Baths and 
 vvashhouses — Bills in Parliament — Burial — Canal boats — Charities — Common 
 lodging houses — Coroners— County electors — Destructive insects — Diseases of 
 jinimals — Disorderly houses — Electric lighting — Explosives — Factories and 
 workshops — Fertilisers and feeding stuffs — Fire brigade— Food and drugs 
 — Gas — Highways — Housing of the working classes — Infant life protection 
 — Loans — Loan societies — Local stamps — Local taxation retur is — Lunatic 
 asylums — Military lands — Open spaces — Overhead wires — Petrclei'n — Places 
 of religious worship— Prevention of cruelty to children — PubUc authorities 
 protection — Public bodies corrupt practices — Public libraries — Quarter 
 sessions — Racecourse licences — Railways and canals — Rating — Reformatory 
 and industrial schools — Schools for science and art — ^Science and art — 
 Scientific societies registration — Shop hours — Subways — Superannuation — 
 Technical instruction — Thames (prevention of floods)— Theatres, music, and 
 dancing — Tramways — Water — Weights and measures — Wild biids. 
 
 Hunter (Rev. Henry) History of London, containing an account 
 of the origin of the city; its state under the Romans, Saxons, 
 Danes and Normans ; its rise and progress to its present state ol 
 commercial greatness ; including a historical record of every 
 important and interesting public event from the landing of 
 Julius Caesar to the present period ; also a description of its 
 antiquities, public buildings and establishments, of the revolu- 
 tions in its government, and of the calamities to which ita 
 inhabitants have been subject by fire, famine, pestilence, &c. 
 London, 1811. 4to, pp. xxxii., xi., 924. Maps, plans and views. 
 Contents iiiter alia : Origin of name — Description of situation — Origin of 
 Wittenasemot — Origin of Westminster — Account of the tax Dauegelt — Tables 
 of the value of coins and commodities — Origin of the Doomsday Book — Con- 
 stitution and charter of the Corporation — Origin of the othce of mayor —
 
 130 
 
 Himter (Rev. Heuryj 1 1 in tor v of London — continued. 
 
 Charter for (lie navisration of the Thames — Charters granted by John — ■ 
 Kx|Hirts ami iin|ii>ris — Slcrliiiir uioin'y i-oiDod l>y John — I'oll-tax leviiMl — 
 Mrthnd.-* adoiid.""! to supply Loii Ion with water — Westniiustcr-abboy built — ■ 
 Explanation of term Folliiii"te — TabUs of price of provisi ns — Expenses of 
 maintenance — First assessment in the f'ity of wards — Noa^ jirivi leges of 
 Loml-n — Sniithiield market laws — Guildhall budt — New charter — Fleet 
 ditch renilercii navif^able to Hoi 'orn— Extent of Lond')n in l.'2'<— Sti-cets of 
 London ordered to be paved and water bioutrht from Hanipstead to tlie City 
 — Number of for ii^ners in L'mdon in the time of Eiizal)eth — New buildintjs 
 prdhibited — Charterhouse school e»tablishcd — New River brought to Ixindon 
 — Corporation of London reraonstrat'-s against ship-money — M- asures taken 
 to rebuM London after tlie fire — Origin of corporation towns — Boundaries 
 of City di»tinguished — Incorporation (;f City companies — History of the IJank 
 of England — Billingsgate made a free market — Watchmen apfiointed to 
 gnaixl London — London extended on all sidc^ — Fleet market — Jlau'^ion-house 
 built — BuiMing of Westminster-brklge — British museum — City gates pulled 
 down — Building laws enacted — London new paved and the streets dis- 
 tinguished by their names — Improvements in buildings about London — 
 Account of the West India docks. 
 
 Plates : Views of Teinjile-bar, Somerset-house, St. James's-palace, Tothill- 
 fields, the Munumeut, the new church (Strand). Buckingham-house, West- 
 minster-bridge, Blackfriar.s-bridge — Plans of the City of Loudon before and 
 after the fire in 1660, and of the n:w wet docks. 
 
 Hunter (Sir Robert) The preservation of open space.^i, and of foot- 
 paths, and other rio^lits of way : a practical treatise on the law 
 of the subject. London, 1896. 8vo, pp. xxii., 424. 
 
 Contents : Nature of a common and rights thereon — Inclosurc of a manorial 
 common by the lord of the manor — Rights of common connected and not 
 connected with manorial system — Common of estovers and common of 
 turbary — Bights of digging gravel and odier species of subsoil — Rights of 
 sole vesture and sole ]»asture — Claims by the inhabitants of a district to 
 enjoy rights on a common — Mode of ascertaining common rights, atid loss or 
 extinguishment thereof — Power of local authorities to prevent inclosures by 
 the loi-d of the manor — Inclosurc of a manorial common by way of copyhold 
 grant — Disfigurement of a manorial common; and, herein, powers of high- 
 way authorities — Inclosure of a manorial common by authority of parliament 
 — Common fields, meadows, and pastures — Waste and commonable lands of 
 a forest — Village greens — Fuel allotments and recreation grounds — Excep- 
 tional provisions as to inclosurc — Appropriation of Cf)mmon lands for the 
 purposes of industrial undertakings — Regulation of commons as open spaces 
 under the Metropolitan Commons Acts and under the Commons Act, 1.S76 — 
 Nature of a footpath - Obstruction of footpaths ; ami, herein their dediea- 
 'tion — Remedies for obstruction of footpaths — Stoppage or diversion of a 
 footpath by order of Quarter Sessions — Repair of footpaths -Highways of an 
 exceptional kind— Road-side waste — Foreshore and cliffs— Rivers and lakes. 
 
 Theie aie eight appendices, among which are : Judgment of the Master of 
 the li illi upon the scheme for regulating Hackney commons— Act and 
 wbeme under the Metropolitan Commons Acts for the management of 
 F»an'^tca'l comrnfins. 
 
 Kurlstone ''E. Tj and J. p. Norman, Reports of cases argued 
 and determined in the Courtw oi Exchequer and' Exchequer 
 Chamber. London, 1857-62. 8vo, 7 vol. 
 
 Hurlstone (E. T.; and F.J. Coltman, lloijorts of cases argued and 
 (iitci iiiinf'd in tlic Crturts of lO.vf licjuer and Exchequer Chamber. 
 London, 18G.'^j-64. 8vo, 2 vol.
 
 131 
 
 Hutchinson (Gr. L.) A^lan for the equalization of tlie poor rates 
 tlir')iiL;'lu)ut the United Kingdom by abolisliing the law of settle- 
 ment and the removal of paapers ; also saving annually thousands 
 of pounds to the ratepayers, preventing all parochial litigation 
 and greatly heuetiting the condition of the poor. Second edition, 
 with considerable additions, new tables, &c. London, 1849. Svo, 
 pp. ix., 151. A])peiidices, pp. [44]. 
 
 Contents, i/itcr "lia : Table of jinniial valun of real |)roperiy as,sess d to 
 the poor rates — Coutr.ist of sev^en of the hii,'hest-rat.ed counties with seven 
 of the lowest-ratuil counties, and the ability of each to hear tlie burden, 
 shown — Unju-st proportion of such l)irden deuioaslrated — I'arocliial divisions 
 iutendod for ecclesiastical purposes only — An equalized rate proved to be in 
 strict conformity with 43 Eliz., c. 2 — Mr. W. Farr's opinion of equalized rate 
 as respects the metropolis — Tables showing gross inequalities of rateal — 
 Iniquitous shirking by wealthy corporations, k.c., of the poor rates — P]xtra 
 parochial places not contributing anything for the support of the poor — 
 An equalized rate of Is. Gd. in the £ shown to be amply sufficient for the 
 support of the i)Oor and which would lower the rates in forty-six counties of 
 England and Wales — Xecessity for revaluation of parishes — Cases of in- 
 adequate valuation — Cluse parislws, their unjust immunity from poor ratja 
 shown — Crowding of "open parishes" most injurious to morals and health — 
 Universities and Inns of Court to pay no poor rates— Objections to national 
 rate without parochial control — Expense and absurdity of the law of 
 settlement — Monstrous waste of the ratepayers' money in parish litigation — 
 A pau[)er's illegal marriage very costly to the ratepayers — Injury of the liw 
 of settlement on the morals and habits of the poor — Waste of thousands of 
 pounds annually in removals — Injury and deaths caused by forced removals 
 — Necessity for taxing personal property for poor rate — Contrast between 
 treatment of the poor and the criminal— Table of the average rate paid in 
 the & for every parish in England and Wales — Table of costs of removal of 
 pauper3 in England, 18i2-44. 
 
 Hutton (Charles') Mathematical tables. London, 1860. 8vo 
 pp. Ixviii., 368. 
 
 Hutton (Laurence) Literary landmarks of London. London, 1885. 
 Sxo, pp. X., 361. 
 
 Hyde Park, Plan of. London. 1799. 
 
 The plan was taken on -Ith June, when 60 volunteer corps paraded there- 
 It shows the position of the corps and the position occupied by His Majesty ; 
 also, the strength and commander of each corps. 
 
 Hydro-mechanics, A series of lectures on the theory and practice 
 of. See Civil Engineers, Institute of.
 
 32 
 
 I. 
 
 Import Duties (Colonial) Return of the rates of import duties 
 levied nj)on the prodnce and manufactures of the United Kingdom, 
 etc., in the principal colonial and other possessions of the United 
 Kingdom. London, 1897, 8vo, pp. viii., 399. 
 
 Some notes at the beginning contain refjulations of general appl cation to 
 the c\i»tom3 tariffs of the re»i)ective colonicH ; and a table of the rates at 
 which the standard coins of certain countries hare been converted into 
 poonds sterling. Tlie return is an-auged primarily under fomteen 
 general heads roughly classifying all cominoditit s. Moot of these are sub- 
 divided under more special heads. Under these last the import duties are set 
 out umler each countn'. Under each country the individual items are set 
 out in detail. 
 
 Import Duties (Foreig'n) Return of the rates of import duties 
 levied in Kuropean countries and in the United States upon the 
 produce and manufactures of the United Kingdom. London, 
 1897. Svo, pp. xiii., 433. 
 
 The introduction (pp. xiii.) contains a table of weights, measures, and 
 money used in the tariffs of the respective countries, with the English 
 equivalents. Be-ides this, the English equivalents are given opposite each 
 item of import duty. The return is arranged similarly to that of colonial 
 import duties QviJe supra"). 
 
 Improvements. Metropolis.— London improvements, 1734-1854 
 
 l\ ulumo of pani{)hlets.J 8vo. 
 
 Contents : — 
 
 A critical review of the public buildings, statues and ornaments in and 
 abont London and Westminster ; to which is prefixed the dimensions of St, 
 Peter's Church at Rome and St. Paul's Cathedral at London. [Anonymous,] 
 London, 1734. 8vo, pp. [vi,], viii., 119. 
 
 Prospectus of a design for various improvements in the Metropolis, prin- 
 cipally about the Court ; by an Architect. London. 1816. Svo, pp. 7.5. 
 
 Metropolitan improvements, with nine plans of the new streets and two 
 maps of the Royal Victoria-park for the Tower Hamlets [From the West- 
 vtintter Rerieicf or October, IHil.] London, 1841. Svo, pp. 32, 11 plates. 
 
 A letter to the Rev. the Dean and Chapter of Westminster on the intended 
 alterations in the interior of Westminster Abbey ; by a clergyman of the 
 Church of England. London, 1844. 8vo, pp. 20. 1 jjlate. 
 
 Metropolitan Improvement Society. Fourth annual report from the 
 Committee of Management to the general meeting of the society, held July 
 31, 184.5. London, 1845. 8vo, pp. 8. 
 
 An address to the inhabitants of St. James's, Westminster, on certain local 
 circumstances affecting the health of rich and poor ; by a Retired Church- 
 warden. Lomlon. 1847. Svo, pj). 2*'>. 
 
 Parish of St. John, Clerkenwell, Middlesex. — Report of a committee of the 
 Board of Commissioners for paving, &c., respecting ruinous and dangerous 
 buildings and nuisances. London, 1847. Svo, pp. 10. 
 
 On cleansing the house drains and sewers of the Metropolis and large towns 
 upon a self-acting jjriiiciph', whether under an intermittent or constant 
 iystern of water sujjply, with a description of Hosmer's patent self-dis- 
 charging hou»fj cistf^rn. [,\nonyniou8 ] J,ondon, 1848. Svo, pp. 16. 
 
 A description of the new palace of Westminster. [Anonymous.] London, 
 1848. Svo, pp. 24. .5 plates. 
 
 Old anrl New London. [An anonymous article on Knight's "London," 
 extracted from the WeKtmhmter Itcvieiv, No. II. of Vol. xliii,, pp. 2.5y-306.] 
 London, '^n.d.]. Svo. pp. 2.59-306. 3 plates.
 
 133 
 
 Improvements, Metropolis.— t-ondon improvements — continued. 
 
 DL'sciiptioii of St. Gcoti^e's Cathe iral. [Auoiiymou&.J London, [n.d.], 
 8vo, I'p. 24. 
 
 See also Bennodi (Francis\ Dunkiu (A. J.), Eden (Sir F. M.), Gisborne 
 (Lionel), Hes eth (Hoberr. Hume (Rev. Charles), Kerl (Heurv), Kyle 
 (Davis D.), Taylor (J- H.), Williams (John). 
 
 Two plans on one sheet (i) of the old sti'eets about London 
 
 Bridge ; (ii) of a new street proposed to be built from the Royal 
 Exchange to London Bridge, London, 1760, 
 
 [These appeared in the GentlemaiCs Magazine for 1760, Vol, xxx., p. 610.] 
 
 Report from select committee appointed to consider of the 
 
 most effective plan for raising of money to carry into effect the 
 necessary improvements required in the Cities of London, West- 
 minster, Borough of Southwark, and Counties of Middlesex and 
 Surrey, and for the purchasing of the interest of the proprietors 
 of the Waterloo and Southwark Bridges, that they may be 
 thrown open for the use of the public free of toll; with minutes 
 of evidence and appendix. London, 1836. Folio, pp. vi., 56. 
 15 plans. 
 
 Contents of appendix, inter alia ; Southwark Bridge Company : state- 
 ment of capital raised, capital expenditure, annual tolls, 1819-3.5, and 
 dividends paid, 1824-35 (p. 47) — Produce of lotteries in each year from 1793 
 to 1824 (p. 54). 
 
 Plans : Proposed street from Finsbury-square to Whitechapel, and from 
 Whitechapel to Commercial-road — Pr>p sed street from Holborn to Strand, 
 and plan for taking down one side of Ho' y well-street next Strand — Proposed 
 street from Farring'^on-street t > Clerkenwell Sessions House— Proposed street 
 from Mansion House to Soutkwark Bridge — Proposed street from Oxford- 
 street to Broad-street, St. Giles — Proposed street from the Bank to the Post 
 Office — Proposed street from Gower-street to Waterloo Bridge — Proposed 
 iraprovempnt at High Holborn by taking down Middle-row — Proposed street 
 from St. Paul's Cathderal to Blackfriars Bridge— Proposed viaduct from 
 8kinner's-street, Snow-hill, to Holborn — Proposed street from St. George's 
 Church in the Borough to Blackfriars Bridge — Proposed street fromWestminster 
 Abbey to Pimlico — Proposed street from the I'ost Office to Holborn-hill — 
 Pioposed improvement from the St. Ca'heine's Docks to Eastcheap — Con- 
 tnuation of proposed street from St. George's Church, Southwark, to Black- 
 friars, Waterloo and Westminster Bridges. 
 
 Second report from select committee appointed to take 
 
 into their consideration the several plans, concerning which a 
 report was made in 1836, together with any other plans which 
 they may deem deserving of consideration, and to report their 
 opinion as to the expediency of adopting any of the said improve- 
 ments, and also as to the best means of carrying the same into 
 effect ; with minutes of evidence, appendix, index and plans, 
 London, 1838. Folio, pp. xii., 182 ; iv., 41 ; [61. 39 plans. 
 
 Contents of appendix, inter alia : Abstract of estimates for proposed 
 street improvements (p. 35) — Statement of distances saved by proposed new 
 lines (pp. 58-59) — Statement of debt and interest of the City moiety of the 
 Gresham Estate (p. 77) — Schedule of houses and property required for pro- 
 posed public improvements in Wappine (pp. 115-117) — Ace ;uiiT of amount 
 received for defraying charge of making apjiroaches to Lon km Bridge from 
 3Gth June, 1^32 (p. 122) — Stat.-ment of amMunt of incumbrances charged 
 upon funds raised, amount discharged and sum remaining undischarged, with
 
 13J- 
 
 Improvemeilts, Metropolis. — Second report, 1888 — conthined. 
 
 estimate of time required to pay ofE remaininsr (k'l)t (p. 12:}) — I!r|)uit (-!' the 
 Coniiiiissioneis of Woods, etc.. on plan of now street tioiii UroaJ Sanctuary. 
 Westiniuster, to UrewcrVstrcetin (.'heKea-ri>afl ; with estiinatci>f cost thereof 
 and income to be derived therefrom (pj). 17()-17H) — Mcnioiial to the Coai- 
 niissionei-s of Woods, etc.. from inhabi'ants in neighbourhood of Long-acre, 
 api>lying for continuation of line opened from Waterloo-britlge to Long-acre, 
 and from Long-acre to Holborn (pp. 180-181) — Comparative heights of several 
 of the streets in Westminster, with the Trinity House datum of the average 
 high-water level of spring tides in the rivei' Tliames, as inscribed on tlie west 
 pier of the centre arch of Westminster-bridge : and as compa-ed with the 
 outlet of the Wood-street sewer (p. 1S2). 
 
 Plans (other than those in first report) : Wren's plan for rebuilding London 
 after its destruction by fire in 10()6 — General vieiv of the ]>lans — Line of 
 streets to connect Piccadilly with C'heapside — Improved commnnications 
 from east end of Piccadilly to Great Queen-street and (^ovcnt-garden — ■ 
 Improved communications from Long-acre to Lincoln's-inn-fields and 
 Chancery-laTie, and to New-inn and Clement's-inn ; and transverse communi- 
 cations from the Stranti to High Holborn. ci'ossing the east and west sides of 
 Lincoln's-inn-fields — Proposed new street from Pickett-place, Strand, to High 
 Holborn — Improvements of Holljorn-hill — Proposed street from Oxford- 
 street to Leicester-square — Aldgate and its vicinity— Proposed improven\cuts 
 in Wapping— Westminster improvements — I'roposed improvements in build- 
 ings and site surrounding Westminst3r Abliey and the new Houses of Parlia- 
 ment— Imi)rovemcnt of Lower Westminster and locality westward to 
 Chelsea-road, including purlieus south and east of Buckingham-])alace — 
 Proposed improvements in roads from Lonilon and Westminster thi'ough 
 Chelsea; also proposed road into Hyde-park from Knightsbridge — • 
 Approaches to the P>ritish Museum ; improvement of purlieus of 
 Ciivent - garden and Drury-laiie theatres ; connecting line between 
 Oxford-street and High Holborn — Improvement of Clerkenwell by con- 
 tinuatiou of Farringdon-strect to Coppice-row, and by covering Fleet 
 sewer — Communication south of the Thames, connecting the eastern and 
 western parts of the metropolis— New street from Little Tower-street to 
 Crutched Friars, opening a communication between London-bridge and 
 Whiteehn]iel and the Commercial and I'lad wall Railway ; new street from 
 Custom-liouse to Gracechurch-.street. for relief of Thames-street and Fibh- 
 Btreet Hill — Parish of Christchurch. Middlesex, with pr. posed new road from 
 north end of Wheeler-street, tlirongh Rose-lane, t>) Wentworth-street — Pi'o- 
 posed new streets in Southwark — i'r. pof-ed new streets from Southwaik 
 Town-hall to Westminster-bridge, connecting the five bridges; from St. 
 George's Church to P>laekfriars-bri(lgc ; from Tooley-stivet to Plackliiars- 
 bridge — 'i'hames im])rovement plan - Elevati( n and longitudinal sections of 
 proposed improvements to Thanus, showing situation of wharves, docks and 
 other property u|)on intended line — Longitudinal section of intercepting 
 Bcwer of TbaTnes inriprovement plan — Pros]iective view and elevation of pio- 
 posed improvements to river Thames, with section of grand sewer, wliaives, 
 and public walks — Proposeii colli<'r and steam sliipping wharves on the 
 ca.'^tern side of the Isle of Dogs — Proposed thoroiighfaris from east to west to 
 relieve HollK)rn,the Strand and the City of a portion of the trafiic — Proposed 
 thoroufhfare from E(;gent's-circ.us to the Hritish Museum — I'roposed 
 thoroughfares from Oxford-street to Old-street ; from Clerkenwell to 
 Farbif-an : from ?'insbury-squaie to White(;lia|iel- Prop( sed thoroughfares 
 from IJarViiran to F(jrc-street ; from lyondoii-wall to Houndsditch : from ]''oie- 
 Ptreet to the P>anli — j'ropo'-ed stre(;t from south side of St. Paui's-cliurchyard 
 to London-bri<lge, Tower-hill, Aldgate, and Commercial-road, to relieve 
 C'heapside, Poultry, Corubill, and Whiteehapel— Second design for west end 
 te'rniinuR of jircposed tiioroughfare from Piccadilly to Stratford, showing a 
 new street, by widening St. Andtcw-stieet, thr. ugh Seven Dials, with ])ian 
 for improvement in front of proposed facade of the Museum — Thinl <1< sign 
 for fcauie ; and continuing Tottenliam-eourt-ioai to St. Martin's-lane.
 
 135 
 
 Improvements, Metrrpolis. — First report from select committee 
 appointed to take into their considei-atioii the several plans 
 conceiniiig which i'ej)orts were made in 188G, 1887 and 1838, 
 togethei" with a.ny other ])lans for the same object which they 
 may deem deserving- of consideration ; with minutes of evidence, 
 appendix, index, and plans. London, 1889. Folio, pp. vrii., 
 53. 9 plans. 
 
 Contents of appendix, inter alia: Account of amount received for defray- 
 ing charge of making approHches to London-bridge in year ended 5th 
 January, 183it, distinguishing sums received under several heads of taxation 
 or contribution from the City of L< udon (p. 1) — Estimate of cost of street 
 from St. John-street to Farringdjii-street and of improvements at Holborn- 
 hill (pp. 43-44). 
 
 Plans : ProjJO'ied streets in continuation of Farringlon-street to St. John- 
 street and Islington, and communicating with the Charterhouse and adjacent 
 streets — Proposed street from St. John-street to West-street, leading into 
 Farriiigdon-street and commutiicating vvitli Charterhouse-squart — Plan and 
 elevation of projected viadu<'t from north end of Fetter-lane to Old Bailey ; 
 showing also proposed improvement of Farrinndou market — Pjoposed com- 
 munication between parishes of St. James and Bloomsbury — Improvements 
 in roads from south-west side of London through Pimlico, Chelsea and 
 Fulham — Plans and elevations of proposed improvements to north end of 
 Davies-street — Streets. &c., lying between and near to Farringdon-street and 
 riorth end of Southam|)ton-street, Pentunville : showing thereon a new con- 
 necting main street jiroposed to be made between Farringdon-street and 
 Coppice-row ; also new branch street from Bagnigge-wi;lls-road to South- 
 ampton-street - Plan of Me^srs. Chawner and Rho ies— Proposed lines and 
 improvements in Shoreditch and approaches thereto. 
 
 First report frcn select committee appointed to take into 
 
 consideration thf several plans for the improvement of the 
 metropolis, concerning which reports were made to this House in 
 the years 1836, 1837, 1838 and 1839 ; together with any other 
 plans for the same objects which they deem deserving of con- 
 sideration ; with minutes of evidence, appendix and plans. 
 London, 1840. Folio, pp. xii., 84. 8 plans. 
 
 Contents of appendix, ifitcr a//// : (icneral estimate of forming four n- w 
 stieets (pj). 9, 'M)) — Account of amount received lor dt-f raying charge for 
 making approaches lo I ondon Bridge in the year ended ."> h Janunry, 1S40, 
 (listinguisbing !-ums received under sevei'al heads of taxation or coutributi ii 
 fr-'m-the Ci y of London (p. 12) — Account of quantity of coaN, culm, Hac , 
 imported into Port of London in each of the three years ending Hist December, 
 183 ."-Hi), and 5th January, 183^-40 ; and account of drawback of Sd. per ton 
 npon coa's exported from I'ort of London from l.-)th October, 1SH8, to oth 
 January, 184'l (p. 28) — Staten.ent of produce of duty of 8d. per ton on coals 
 imported into Port (-f London, fo raising £l,()!it) 0(_H) for making and 
 improving approaches to Loudon Bridge fr m .^th Ji ly, 18i;l), to .^th January, 
 1840 (p. 3.;) — Widths of principal streets in Loudon ({)p. 311-41). 
 
 PlaLs : New streets from O.xford-strcet to Holborn, from Bow-street to 
 Charlotte-street, from London Docks to Sptalfields Church, from Coventry- 
 street to Long-acre — <^Herkenwell improvement, continuation of Farringdon- 
 street to ClerkenweU-green — Southwark improvement, new street fiom 
 Stamford -street to Wellington-street, London Bridge —Estate of Francis 
 Nugee, Fsq., in St. Giles-in-the-Fiekl — Propoted new street through Mr 
 Nugee's estate. 
 
 Second report; with minutes of evidence, appendix, index, 
 
 and plan. London, 1840. Folio, pp. vi., 32. 1 plan. 
 
 Plan : New street connecting tlistrict around Belgrave-square with the 
 Houses of Parliament and <'ourts of Law.
 
 136 
 
 luiprovemeilts. Metropolis. — First report of Commissioners 
 appointed by Her Majesty to inquire into and consider the most 
 effectual means of improving the metropolis, and of providing 
 inci'eased facilities of communication within the same ; with 
 minutes of evidence, appendix, and plana. London, 1844. 
 Folio, pp. 261. 62 plans. 
 
 Contents of appeiulix, inter alia : Abstract of Thomas Page's estimates 
 for cost of terraces from Westminster Briilge to Blackfriars Bridge on Middle- 
 sex and Surrey sides of the river (p. 115) — Jeneral estimates of City improve- 
 ments proposed (pp. 1G4-1(),5)— Amount of frontage of river occupied by each 
 party from Vauxhall Bridge to Chelsea (p. IG'J) — Memoranda resjiecting 
 conservancy of the Thames, and conflicting rights and authorities connected 
 with its management — Estimate of expenditure and subsequent income from 
 Sir Frederick Trench's plan — Table showing at one view th i results of a 
 series of questions submitted by the Commission to the Hydro'zrapher of the 
 Admiralty and otheis, in reference to an embankment of the Thames between 
 London and Vauxhall Bridges — Corres{)ondence between Earl Lincoln and 
 George Tayler in reference to embankment l>etween Westniinster and Black- 
 friars — Correspondence between Earl Lincoln and W. Cubitt and VV. K, 
 Maughan — Letter from Directors of London Dock Company to Earl Lincoln 
 as to probable effect of any embankment of the Thames upon the influx of 
 tidal waters and upon the general scour of the river in the Fort of London — 
 Memorandum by Sir H. T. de la Beche on estuaries and their tides— Extracts 
 from papers referred to by Thomas Page — Letters from Thomas Page to Earl 
 Lincoln in explanation of tidal taVjles, etc. — Comparative statement of tidal 
 observations at Sheernessand St. Katherine's Docks during months of February 
 to April, 1848 — Letter from Thomas Page to Earl Lincoln on the present 
 state of the river below London Bridge and above it, on the progressive 
 change in the state of the river, on the effect of the change in the river upon 
 tlie bridge-;, etc., on the objects of a system for improving the river, on the 
 treatment of the Thames as a navigable rivei', on the adaptation of the means 
 of improving the river to facilities of communication in the metropolis, on the 
 adap'ation of side channels or docks for the trade at the wharves, on the 
 general and suljsequent embankments — Measurements of common sewers, 
 drains, etc., from Lomlon Bridge to Vauxhall Bridge on north or Middlesex 
 side of river — Depth of mud at about 80 feet in front of wharves on north and 
 Boutli sides of the river, taken <m tlie -Ith and .*)th March, 1841 — Classihcation 
 of trades, etc., on each side of the river between Vauxhall and London bridges ; 
 extent of frontage occupied by each division, and rmmber of barges lying at 
 rexpecivc wharves at date of survey (Maich. 1841) — Results of observations 
 to ascertain rljrection and veloc'ty of flood-iide from Woolwich upwanls and 
 of ebb-tide from Ilungeiford Bridge to Woolw.ch. 27th June, 1848— State- 
 ment of traiisver.sc soumlings of the river Thames Ijetween Vauxhall and 
 London briilges in 1823 and I84H — Statement of soundings fol'owing the set 
 of the ebb-tide from Vauxhall Bridge to Bugsby's Hole (taken June, 18415), 
 with which the depths in the longitudinal section of the river correspond — 
 Memorandum of nundter of barges and other craft lying at the respective 
 wliarves between Londcm and Vauxhall Bridges on the Midillescx side of the 
 Thames on 8 daj's in Ajiril and May, 1848 — Heights above Trinity datum, at 
 the several points undermentioned, of tlie nearest line of conimunieation 
 parallel with the river betwten Blackfriars Bridge and Whitehall, including 
 Chathani-iJacc, Blackfriars, and the east-end of Whitehall-place, at their 
 rc8pw;tive junctions with the river (taken July, 1848) — Estimate for an 
 KDibankinent on the Middlesex side between Westminster and Blackfriars 
 bridges according to Mr. Page's [)lans — Accounts relating to charge of 
 making apiiroaches to T>oridon Bridj^e — Correspondence as to proposed 
 cmbftidtnient between Vauxhall and Battersea Brid.,es. 
 
 I'laris : Thames from Westminster to Blackfriars in st^venteenth century, 
 showing successive encrfjachments by embardtments — Embankments in pro- 
 gres? on south side of 'I'hames (2 plates) — Emijankments in progress on 
 north side of Thames — End^ankment in progress at Isle of Ocjgs— River
 
 137 
 
 Improveme;its, Metropolis. — First report of Commissioners, 1844 — 
 
 continued. 
 
 Thames fi'oni Vmixhall-bridgo to Loiuloii-bridge, showing line of proposed 
 embankments — Thames and metropolis improvement plans by .John Martin : 
 (i.) line of embankment and roadway between Westminster-bridge and 
 Blackfriar-i, as laid down in 18iS2 ami 1834 ; (ii.) general line of embaiik- 
 nieut, sewers, etc., marking de|)ths between Westminster and London-bridge ; 
 (iii.) elevation of line of roadway and wharf <iuay from Temple-gardens to 
 Blackf riars-bridge, with transverse section at Somerset House ; (iv.) River 
 Thames from Vauxhall-bridge to London-bridge, showing line of proposed 
 embankment ; (v.) three sections of embankment and public roads, without 
 recess or other docks, substituting floating pier for recesses, retaining recess 
 doc'<s; (vi.) section of wharves in embankment and mode of eii'ecting com- 
 munication between tlie river at the existing docks and the shore traffic, 
 Without crossing or interrupting the uniform low elevation of the proposed 
 roadway ((! plates) —Transverse sections of the Thames at 44 different points 
 (2(3 plates) —Longitudinal section showing bed of the Ri\'ei' 1 hames from 
 Vauxhiili-ijridge to Blackwall (8 plates) — Longitudinal sections of West- 
 minster, VVaterl lo and Blackfriars Bridges (.^ plates) — Transverse sections 
 through the centre ai-ches of Westminster, Waterloo, Blackfriars, Southwark 
 and London Jiritlges (5 plates) — Elevation of the Middlesex pier of the 
 Hungerford suspension-bridge and section of the roadway, showing also the 
 bed of the river in the middle of the waterway — Section of the River Thames 
 from Westminster-bridge to London-bridge, connecting the six bridges 
 separately lithographed (2 plates) — River Thames from Vauxhall-bridge to 
 London-bridge, showing lines of embankment proposed by Messrs. Walker 
 and Burties (Plan A) — Thomas Page's plan (Plan B)— Part of Plan B 
 enlarged, showing proposed embankment and public ternce on north side 
 of river only between Blackfriars and Westminster bridges — Plan B with 
 modifications suggested by Messrs. Cubirt and Rendel (2 plates) — Proposed 
 embankment ancl public terrace on north side of Thames between Blackfriars 
 and Westminster I'riilges — Elevation of proposed terrace at height of ten feat 
 above Trinity standard — Transverse section of terrace — Pian C for embanking 
 the river on both sides fiom Vauxhall-bri<ige to Lomlon-bridge upon the 
 levels of the present wharves, gardens, etc., for providing private docks or 
 slips for each wharf or for two adjoining wharves, and for forming a public 
 road from London-bridge to Vauxhah-bridge on the Surrey side of the river 
 — Plan of the river from Battersea-bridge to Vauxhall-bridge, showing pro- 
 posed line of public roadway. 
 
 Second report ; with minutes of evidence, appendix and 
 
 plans. London, 1845. Folio, pp. Ixvi., 245. 11 plans. 
 
 Contents of appendix, infrr alia : Memorandum showing result of various 
 proposals to freeholders and proprietors of fiontage oa the line of the 
 Chelsea-embankment, with a view to division of the expense —Letter from Sir 
 W. J. Hooker to Earl Lincoln respecting the botanic gardens at Chelsea and 
 Kew — Correspondence between Commission for ^letropolis Improvements 
 and Commissioners of Chelsea Hospital — Height of the tides above or below 
 Trinity high-water mark, Vauxhall-bridge, in the river Thames, taken on 
 the bank at the end of Turpentine-lane, on the north side of Chelsea-reach, 
 twice daily from 6th May, 1834, to 31st December, 1843, with exact time and 
 prevailing wind and weather. — Register of the rise and fall of the tide in 
 the river Thames at the Shadwell entrance of the London Docks from 
 1st January, 1833, to Lst January, 1844 — Average dej)th of low water on sill 
 of London Dock gates, and depths of highest spring and lowest neap tides 
 during each fortnight of 1842 — ^Lowest low water depth and highest high 
 water depth at London Dock, Shadwell entrance, one tide in each month of 
 1843 — Return of tides, twice daily, at London Dock entiauce, from IGth 
 February to 16th March, 1840 — Table showing for the s-ame flood-tides the 
 time and depth of low and high water at Gravesend and at London Dock, 
 Shadwell entrance ; also comparative rise of each tide at the two places — 
 Register of lidal observations, twice daily, from 1st January, 1832, to 31st 
 Deceiuber 18,^3, at Her Majesty's Dockyard, Sheerness — Tidal observations
 
 138 
 
 Improvemeuts, Metropolis. — Second report of Commissioners, 1815 
 — coiitinned. 
 
 in the river Thames, twice <l;xily. from Stli April, 1S48, to 7th May, 1^13, 
 from 8r. Katharine's Docks to Teddiiisjton Li^ck, showing times of high and 
 low water and rise and fall of tide— Comparison of rise and fall of tide 
 between London Docks and Teddington Lock in 1S23 and 1845 — Statement 
 of transverse soundintrs between Battersea-hridsjfe and Vauxhall-bridu^e in 
 1828 and 184.") — Statement of soundings following the set of the ebb tide 
 from Battersea-bridge to Vauxhall-bridge (taken April, 1815). with which 
 the depths in the longitudinal section of the river correspond. 
 
 Plans : Mi >s in which public thoroughfare can be continued in front of 
 property of Chelsea College — River Thames from Battersea-bridgo to Vaux- 
 hall-bridge, showing proposed line of puljlic roadway (2 plates)— Transverse 
 sections of the river at 17 jioints between Battersea and Vauxhall Bridges 
 (<■> jilates) — Longitudinal section showing bed of river from Battersea-biilge 
 to Vauxhall-britlge — Chelsea Hospital and parts adjacent. 
 
 Third report; with minutes of evidence, appendix, and 
 
 plans. London, 1845. Folio, pp. vi., 72. 10 plans. 
 
 Contents of appendix, intir alia : Correspondence between Treasury, the 
 Commissioners of Woods, the Dean and Chapter of Westminster, and others, 
 respecting certain p'ans for improving the southern parts of Westminster, 
 with other papers relating thereto, of dates previous to appointment of Com- 
 mission — Tables of heights of several streets in southern Westminster. 
 
 Plans : Proposed new streets iu Westminster (2 pla'cs) — New street con- 
 necting district round Belgrave-square with Houses of Parliament and 
 Courts of Law — Part of the City of Westminster showing line of street from 
 Westminster Abbey to Vauxhall Bridge-road — Improvements at Westminster, 
 pro]iosed by Metroi)olitan Improvement Society — Southern Westminster, 
 with levels of surface at various ))oint3 above Trinity datum — Sections of 
 ground along twelve linos in Westminster compared with the level of Trinity 
 high-water, and that of the highest tide (4 plates). 
 
 Fourth report; with minutes of evidence and plan. 
 
 London, 1845. Folio, pp. 12. 1 plan. 
 
 Table : Width of existing thoroughfares between the new street from 
 London Docks to Spitalfields Church, at its termination in front of Spital- 
 fields Church, and Shoreditch, 
 
 Plan : Improvements suggested in exten<-ion of, and in connection with, 
 the new street from London Docks to Spitalfields Church. 
 
 Fifth report; Avitli minutes of evidence, aj)pendix and 
 
 plans. London, 1846. Folio, pp. 30. 12 plans. 
 
 Plans : Kiver Thames from Battersea-bridge to Vauxhall-bridge, showing 
 proj^osed royal park at Battersea. and profjosed line of public roadway along 
 the north bank of the river — Designs for a bridge to connect proposed embank- 
 jnent and park (4 plates). 
 
 The remaining plans and the ajjpendix are reproduced from the second 
 report. 
 
 Sixth repoi-t ; with minutes of evidence, appendix and 
 
 j)lai)S. London, 1^47. Folio, pp. 44. 4 plans. 
 
 Contents of appendix : Memorandum as to practicability and expediency 
 of eref'ting upon the Rolls Estate a general dcjiository of public records, witii 
 reference also to tlie improvement of the public thoroughfaies around that 
 C8tat«j — Letter from Mas er of the Rolls to Secretary of Treasury as to site, 
 A:c., of General Kecord Re|»ository — iJeport on measurements of certain (,f 
 the public records — Extract from 'Materials for ihe history of public 
 (icpartmi n'fi." 
 
 I'laiis : Rolls estate and other properties in the ncighliourliodd thcr. of, 
 showing how they would be affected by the erection ol tlic jmip-se 1 rublie
 
 139 
 
 Improvements, Metropolis.— Sixth report of Commissioners, 1847 
 — continued. 
 
 Record O.'Bce and by public improvements —Main central thorDiitjlifare fi'om 
 eastern to western quarters of Ijonclon, suggested in connection vvdth proposed 
 new Record Office — Proposed arrangements of ground and first floors of new 
 Record Office (2 plates). 
 
 Seventh report; with minutes of evidence, appendix and 
 
 ])hxns. London, 1851. Folio, pp. 42. 4 pLans. 
 
 Contents of aijjiendix, inter alia : List of owners or reputed ownei's, 
 lessees and occupiers of the property required for making the proposed new 
 street from near the north-east corner of St. Martin's-hxne (opposite Cran- 
 bourne-street) to King-street, Covent-garden — Some particulars of the 
 lettings-otl: and businesses carried on on the same property — Resolutions of 
 the Vestry of St. Paul, Covent-garden— Accounts of receipts and expenditure 
 at various dates under various heads of the London Bridge Approaches Fund. 
 
 Plans : Proposed new street from St. Martin's-lane to King-street — 
 Several pro])erties that would be interfered with by such street— Proposed 
 7iew street, fi'om Cranbornc-street to Bedford-street, Covent-garden— Parish 
 of St. Paul, Covent-garden, with circumjacent district, and communication 
 of proposed line of street with existing thoroughfares in vicinity. 
 
 Town improvements (betterment). — Report from the select 
 
 committee appointed to consider and report whether, in the case 
 of improvements sanctioned by Parliament and effected by the 
 expenditure of public funds, persons, the value of whose pro- 
 perty is clearly increased by an improvement, can be equitably 
 required to conti^ibute to the costs of the improvements, and, if 
 so, in what cases and under what conditions Parliament should 
 sanction the levying of such coiitributions in local Acts or 
 provisional orders ; with proceedings, minutes of evidence, 
 appendix, and index. London, 1894. Folio, pp. xiv., 374. 
 
 Contents of appendix, inter alia : List of improvements executed by the 
 London County Council and its predecessors— Rateable value (net) of each 
 paxisli and union in the County of London .'excluding Penge and the extra- 
 parochial places), at quin piennial periods, or thei'eabouts, from 188i) to ISUl 
 — Tables put in before Committee on London Improveiuents Bill, showing 
 effect of recoupment principle in cases of metropolitan improvements — 
 E.-icerpt from accompt of '' The receipt and expenditure of the Commissioners 
 for the City improvements, for the year from 'J July, 1833, to 9 July, 1834" — 
 Rateable value at various periods of the houses in Kentish Town-road^ 
 Clarence-road, and Castle-road, witliin the area of the Kentish Town-road 
 improvement. 
 
 Statements, to the 5th January, 1846, of the receipt and 
 
 expenditure of monies forming the account at the Bank of 
 England, in respect of improvements in the metropolis by the 
 formation of new streets from the east end of Oxford-street to 
 Holborn, near the south end of Southampton-street; from the 
 north side of Long-acre, opposite Bow-street, to Charlotte-street, 
 Bloomsbury ; from the London Docks to the west front of 
 Spitalfields Church under the Act 3 and 4 Vict. cap. 87; also from 
 the east end of Coventry-street to Long-acre, and East Smithfield 
 to Rosemary-lane. — Return, in detail, stating the names of the 
 surveyors or valuers, and the sum or sums paid to each surveyor 
 or valuer emploj'^ed in valuations and purchases by private con- 
 tract, 01' by references to arbitration, and by verdicts of juries,
 
 140 
 Improvements, Metropolis. — Statements, 1848 — continued. 
 
 the amounts for which are included in the sum of £33,425 18s. Id., 
 charged in Ajipendix No. 27 (n) in the twenty-third report of 
 the Commissioners of Her Majesty's Woods, Forests. Land 
 Revenues, etc., being the seventeenth annual report, dated 
 25th August, 1846. London, 1848. Folio, pp. 3. 
 
 [This is bound up with the reports of the Improvements Commission.] 
 
 Accounts of all monies borrowed or guaranteed on the 
 
 security of the land revenues of the Crown for the purpose of 
 metroj)olitan improvements. — Of all monies charged upon the 
 London Bridge Approaches Fund for the like purpose, which 
 monies it is proposed to pay out of the Consolidated Fund, to the 
 amount not exceeding £1,220.000 ; stating the various amounts 
 of such monies, the date when the specific purpose for which each 
 such amount was borrowed or guaranteed, the rates of interest on 
 each amount, the arrears of interest now due, and the amount of 
 interest paid by the Department of Woods, etc., and to be repaid 
 to that department. — A return of the various items composing the 
 total income of the London Bridge Appi-oaches Fund ; of the 
 sources of the income ; of the periods at which such sources of 
 income will expire ; of the amount of the incumbrances on the 
 said fund ; the specific cause of each incumbrance ; of the rate 
 of interest of each incumbrance, and of the arrears of interest 
 now due. London, 1853. Folio, pp. 33. 
 
 [This is bouad up with the reports of the Improvements Commission.] 
 
 Statement of the advances out of the Consolidated Fund to 
 
 the Commissioners of Her Majesty's Works, etc. ; of the appli- 
 cation of the funds so advanced, and of the monies paid into the 
 Consolidated Fund, from 9th May, 1853, to 31st December, 1853. 
 London, 1854. Folio, pp. 3. 
 
 [This is bound up with the reports of the Improvements Commission.] 
 
 Income Tax- — An attempt to show the justice and expediency of 
 substituting an income or property tax for the present taxes, or 
 a part of them ; as affording the mf)st equitable, the least 
 injurious, and (under the modified procedure suggested therein) 
 tlie least obnoxious mode of taxation ; also, the most fair, 
 aflvantageous, and effectual plans of reducing the national debt. 
 [Anonymous.] London, 1833. 8vo, pp. xv., 356. Appendix, 
 pp. 72. 
 
 Ingram (Thomas Dunbar) Compensation to land and liouse- 
 holdci-s, being a lreati.se on the law of the compensation for 
 interests in lands payable by railway and other public companies ; 
 with an appendix of forms. London, 1864. 12mo, pp. xii., 299. 
 
 Inland Revenue- — Reports (second to fifth, seventh to twelfth, 
 fourteenth to forty- second) of the Commissioners of Her Majesty's 
 Inland Revenue for the years ended 31 st March, 1858-61, 1863-
 
 lU 
 Inland Revenue. — Reports — continuei. 
 
 68, 1870-99. London, 1858-99. 38 parts in 13 vol., 8 vol. ?,vo 
 and 5 vol. folio {continuing) . 
 
 The last return is arranged under (i.) Excise (with sub-heads, beer duty, 
 spirit duty, lie 'iices, chaiijes on deliveries from excise bonded warehouses, 
 rail\va_y passenger duty, coffee mixture labels, chicory duty, judicial 
 decisions) ; (ii.) Stamp duties ; (iii.) Tax-is (with sub-heads, land tax. in- 
 habited house duty, income tax, judicial decisions) ; (i7.) Death duties (with 
 sub-heads, estate duty, probate, inventory, and account duties, temporary 
 estate duty, legacy duty, succession duty, corporation duty, judicial decisions) ; 
 (v.) Miscellaneous (with sub-heads, laboratory, local taxation accounts). 
 
 Inwood (William) Tables for the purchasing of estates and foi 
 the renewing of leases held under corporate bodies. Seventeenth 
 edition, vpith considerable additions by F. Thoman. London, 
 1859. 12nio, pp. xxxiii., 180 ; 63. 
 
 The same — twenty-first edition, with logarithmic tables of 
 
 compound interest and annuities, by F. Thoman. London, 1880. 
 12mo, pp. xxxviii., 206 ; 63. 
 
 Ireland, Census of. See Census. 
 
 Reports (twenty-third to thirty-seventh) from the Board 
 
 of Public Works, 1854-68. Dublin, 1855-69. Folio, 15 parts 
 in one vol. 
 
 Irish Society and London Companies (Irish estates) Report 
 
 from select committee ; with proceedings, minutes of evidence, 
 appendix and index. London, 1890. Folio, pp. xii., QQ4i. 
 
 The appendix contains various statistics and accounts in connection with 
 the Irish estates of the London companies. 
 
 Ironmongers' Company. — Report of a deputation appointed by a 
 Committee of the Ironmongers' Company and their Associates, 
 held the 9th May, 1868, to visit their estates in Ireland. 
 London, 1868. 8vo, pp. 22. 
 
 Islington, Parish of, Acts of Parliament relating to, 1772-1857. 
 London. Folio. 
 
 Contents : Agreement between the Dean and Chapter of St. Paul's 
 Cathedral and John Ambler of Islington, 1829 — Cattle market, 1835 — Chapel 
 of ease and additional burial ground, 1811 — Ecclesiastical burthens equaliza- 
 tion, 1832 — H'ghgate Archway Company, 1812 — Lands, 1811 — Lighting and 
 watching, 1772, 1806— New North-road Trustees, 1833 - Poor relief and 
 employment, 1776, 1802, 1813 — Repeal of several Acts and provisions in lieu 
 thereof, 1824, 1857 (two Acts) — Koads repairing, 1795. 
 
 Reports and accounts of the vestry, 1858-59 to 1897-98. 
 
 London, 1859-98. 8vo, 8 vol. and parts {continuing.)
 
 11.2 
 
 J. 
 
 Jackson (Lowis d'A.) ITyili'milic inauual and statistics, consisting 
 of woi'kiiiLT tables and explanatory text, intended as a t^'iiido in 
 hydraulic calculations and field oj)eratious. Tliii-d edition. 
 London. 1875. 8vo, pp. vi., 571. 
 
 Jackson (Morton Strode) 'I'lie Corporation Duty: its liistory, law 
 and jjiactice ; with suggestion for an amendment and extension 
 of the Act imposing tlmsame. London, 1892. 8\^o, pp. viii., 220. 
 Contents : Histm-ical and iiarliamcntary — Corporation Duty al)road — Law 
 and practice — Future possibilities of the Corporation Duty — List of judgments 
 in full (from the passing of the Act in 188,') to .June, 189:^) — Index. 
 
 Jackson (Thomas) and George Thornton, Drainage of London 
 
 on the north side of the Thames : designs, ex])^anatory report, 
 and proposal to execute the same. London, 1856. 8vo, pp. 18. 
 
 [A paraplilet bound up with others in volume Plans for mctropulitan 
 druinaiic, 1848-0."). See Drainage and Sewerage.] 
 
 Jacob (Edward) and John Walker, Reports of cases ai^gued and 
 
 determined in the High Cotirt of Chancery, during the time of 
 Lord Chancellor Eldon, 1819-22. London, 1821-28. 8vo., 3 vol. 
 
 Jacob (Giles) City liberties, or the rights and privileges of free- 
 men : being a concise abridgment of all the laws, charters, by- 
 laws and customs of London down to this time ; containing the 
 liberties and advantages of the citizens, their wives, widows, 
 orphans and others ; and the laws concerning wills, administra- 
 tion and distribution of estates, actions, attachments and seques- 
 trations ; also of binding forth *-ppventices, taking out freedoms, 
 election of oflicers and coui-ts in the City, companies of trade, &c., 
 as regulated by late statutes. London, 1733. 8vo, pp. viii., 
 168. Index, pp. [8]. 
 
 Jarman (Thomas) A treatise on wills. Fifth edition, by 
 L. G. G. Kobbius. London, 1893. 8vo, 2 vol. 
 
 Jeaffreson (John Cordy) Middlesex County records. London, 
 18b6-92. 8vo, 4 vol. 
 Contents — 
 
 Vol. I. — Indictments, coroners' inquests-post-mortem .-nid I'ecognizances 
 from 3 Edward A'J. to the end of tlie reign of Queen Elizabetli ; with an 
 index by A. T. Watson. 188fJ, pp. Ix., 309. 
 
 Vol. II. — Indictments, recognizances, coroners' inquisitions-post-mortem, 
 orders and menioramla, ttmp. James 1. ; with an index by A. T. Watson 
 1887, pp. Iv., 442. 
 
 Vol. III. — Indictments, recognizances, coroners' inquisitions-post-mortem, 
 orders, memoranda arid certilicates of convictions of conveiitielers, temp. 
 1 Charles I. to 18 Charles II. ; with an index by A. 'J'. Watson. 1888, 
 pp. xxvii., 504, 
 
 Vol. IV. — Indictments, recognizances, coroners' inquisitions-po.st-mortem, 
 ortierB, memoranda and certificates of convictions of conventiclers, tcm]>. 
 19 Charles II. to_4 James II. ; together with a notice of Sir Baptist Ifieks, 
 Knt., P.art., and first Viscount Campden, and other matters by H. Woodd 
 Bmith, P'.S.A., with illastrations and autotype reproductions 18^2, 
 pp. Ixxix., 452.
 
 14^ 
 
 JefFerys (Thomas) A new and exact plan of the Cities of London 
 and Westminster, the Borough of South wark, and the additional 
 new building-s, churehes, etc., to tlic present year 173"). London, 
 17ou. (Scale, 1- iiiclics to the mile. 
 
 Jeffrey (Peter) Plan for the improvement of the City of London, 
 showiiii;' the line for a new level street from New London-bi-idge 
 to Cornhill, a new street from the Iron-bridge to the Mansion- 
 house, a new street fi'om Lotlibury to Moorgate, and a line for 
 an ai'cade from 13artholomew-lane to London-wall. London, 
 1827. 
 
 Jemmett (C. F.) A treatise on the jurisdiction and pi'actice of the 
 Lnglish Courts in Admiralty actions and appeals. See iJruce 
 (Gainsford). 
 
 Jenkin (A. F.) The councillor's handbook. See Herbert 
 (Nicholas). 
 
 Jenkin (Fleeming) (3ras and caloric engines. London, 1885. 8vo. 
 
 [One of a series of lectures deli vercil at the Institute of Civil Engineers 
 during session 1883-8-1 on Ilcat in its mechanical applications. Sec Civil 
 Engineers.] 
 
 Jenkins (H. M,) Report on agricultural education in North 
 Germany, France, Denmark, Belgium, Holland, and the United 
 Kingdom. See Education (Second report of the Technical 
 Instruction Commissioners) . 
 
 Jenks (Edward) An outline of English local government. London 
 1894. 8vo, pp. 236. 
 
 Contents: Introductory —The parish — The school district — The hundred — 
 Petty sessional division — The county court district — The poor law union — ■ 
 The sanitary district — The shire or county (parliamentary and judicial) — 
 The administrative county — The standing joint committee — The borough 
 (parliamentary and municipal) — Special types of borough. 
 
 Jervis (Sir John) The Coroners' Act, 1887, with forms and pre- 
 cedents, by R. E. Melsheimer: being the fifth edition of the 
 treatise by Sir John Jervis on the office and duties of coroners. 
 London, 1888. 8vo, pp. xvi., 260. 
 
 Jevons (W. Stanley) The theory of political economy. Third 
 edition. London, 1888. 8vo, pp. Ivi., 296. 
 
 Jewitt (Llewellyn) and W. H. St. John Hope, The corpora- 
 tion plate and insignia of ufHce of the cities and towns of 
 England and Wales. London, 1895. 4to, 2 vol. 
 
 Vol. I. Anglesey-Kent, pp. cxxxv., 3(i7. 
 
 Vol. II. Lancashire-Yorkshire, pp. xiii., G38. London is included in Vol. IF. 
 
 Johannesburg^, De Stadsraad. — Treasurer's report and balance- 
 sheet for the year 1897. Johaunesbui-g, 1898. Folio, pp. 14.
 
 Hi 
 
 Johnson < Emory R) Relation of taxation to monopolies. 
 (American Academy of Political and Social Science). Phila- 
 delphia, [n.d.]. 8vo, pp. 67-93. 
 
 River and harboi' bills. (American Academy of Political 
 
 and Social Science). Philadelphia, [n.d.]. 8vo, pp. 49-80. 
 
 Inland waterways, their relation to transportation. 
 
 (American Academy of Political and Social Science). Phila- 
 delphia. 1893. 8vo, pp. 164. 
 
 Johnson ' Henry Robert Vaughan) Reports of cases areiied in 
 
 the Hifz-h Court of Chancery before Sir W. Page Wood, Vice- 
 Chancellor. London, 1860. 8vo, pp. viii., 819. 
 
 Johnson (Samuel) A dictionary of the English language, in which 
 the words are deduced from their originals, and illustrated in 
 their different significations by examples from the best writers ; 
 tocether with a history of the language, and an English 
 grammar, with nmnei'ous coriections by the Rev. H. J. Todd. 
 Second edition. London, 1827. 4to, 3 vol. 
 
 Johnston (A. Keith) A general dictionary of geography : descrip- 
 tive, physical, statistical and historical, forming a complete 
 gazetteer of the world. London, 1882. 8vo, pp. 1513. 
 
 Johnstone (Andrew) London commercial guide and street 
 directory on a new and more efficient principle than any yet 
 established: corrected to August 31st, 1817. London, 1817. 
 8vo, pp. sxxii. ; 956 columns (2 on a page) ; pp. 957-1114, 
 152. 
 
 The directory is divided into four parts, viz. :— (i.) names of streets, ortho- 
 pi-aphicallv classed and topoKi'aphically described ; with lengths of each, 
 number of hou<»e.s, addre'-s and professions of the inhabitants ; (ii.) names lof 
 individuals, firms, and companies, alphabetically arranged, with a descriptive 
 reference to each residence ; (iii.) all professions and trades, on an original 
 and Ecientific classification : (iv.) an accurate list of coaches, waggons, &c., 
 the inns, and their days of departure ; to which is affixed a separate one of 
 the mail coaches, and all wharves whence goods are conveyed coastwise. 
 
 Johnstone CJohn) An account of the mode of draining land 
 accoiding to the system practised by Mr. Joseph Elkington. 
 Second edition, corrected and enluiged, drawn up for the con- 
 sideration of the Board of Agriculture. London, 1801. 8vo, 
 pp. xvi., 164. 19 plans. 
 
 Jones (Lieut.- Col.) Sewage, sewerage and town refuse. See 
 Leamington Exhibition, Journal of the. 
 
 Jones (^David) On the value of annuities and reversionary payments, 
 with numerous tables; to which is appended a treatise on pro- 
 baVjility, by Sir William Lubbock and J. E. Drinkwater Bethune. 
 London,' 1844, 8vo, 2 vol.
 
 145 
 
 Jones (Evan Rowland) Tlie Sliipping World year-book : a 
 desk manual in trade, commerce, and navigation. Fifteenth 
 edition. London, 1901. 8vo, pp. 1,198. 1 map. 
 
 Contents, inter alia : Ships enteivd ami clciirwl at priiifipal ports of the 
 United Kint,'dom — Dis^est of Merchant Biiippin.i,' Acts— Port directory of the 
 world, [giving particuhvrs as to accommodation, depth of water, time of tifle, 
 port and pilotage charges, Acts of Parliament, &c. — Tarifis of all nations — 
 Pilotage laws — Consular fees. 
 
 The map shows in distinguishing colours the routes of steamers and rail- 
 ways throughout the world, and the products, ports, coaling stations, coal- 
 tields, \c., of all countries and colonies. 
 
 Jones (Richard) Peasant rents : being the first half of an essay 
 on the distribution of wealth and on the sources of taxation, 183l. 
 New York, 1895. 8vo, pp. xii., 207. 
 
 Contents : Division of the subject — Labor or serf rents — Metayer rents — 
 Ryot rents — Cottier rents — Peasant rents in general— Proofs and illustrations. 
 
 Jordan (Thomas) London's resurrection to joy and tiiumph, ex- 
 pressed in sundry shews, shapes, scenes, speeches, and songs in 
 parts ; celebrious to the much-meriting magistrate Sir George 
 "Waterman, Knight, Lord Mayor of the City of London, at the 
 peculiar and proper expences of the Worshipful Company of 
 Skinners. London, 1671. 
 
 [This is one of a series of reprints of descriptive pamphlets of Lord 
 Mayor's pageants, collected by F. W. Fairholt (q.v.)]. 
 
 The triumphs of London, performed on Tuesday, October 29, 
 
 1678, for the entertainment of the Right Honourable Sir 
 James Edwards, Knight, Lord Mayor of the City of London. 
 All set forth at the proper costs and charges of the Worshipful 
 Company of Grocers. London, 1678. 
 
 [This is one of a series of I'eprints of descriptive pamphlets of Lord 
 Mayor's pageants, collected by F. W. Fairholt (q.v.)]. 
 
 Judg'e (Mark H.) The working of the Metropolitan Board of 
 Works. London, 1888. 8vo, pp. 42. 
 
 Contents : Pavilion Music Hall site — Lisson-street rookery — Public meet- 
 ing at Willis's Rooms — Vestry conferences on London government — 
 " Financial News " and the Board — Public inquiry by the Board in 1887 — 
 Vestries ask for a Royal Commission — Chairman of the Board — Board and 
 the theatres — Inquiry Committee — Appointment of the Royal Commission, 
 article from '• Saturday Review" — Rights of ratepayers to inspect the books of 
 the Board — Opening of the inquiry — Metropolitan Board (Commission) Act, 
 1888, 
 
 Justice of the Peace, find county, borough, poor law union, and 
 parish law recorder. Vols, xxi-lxvi. London, 1857-1902. 4to, 
 {continuing.) 
 
 Justitia, [2)seud.'] A statistical account shewing the mismanage- 
 ment and abuse of parochial officers, and recommending prompt 
 measures for effecting a remedy. London, [n.d.] 8vo, pp. 32. 
 
 [A pamphlet Ijound up with others in volume Accounts, finance, ratcK, etc.. 
 1862, for which see Addtnda]. 
 
 A voice from Bermondsey. Loudon, 1848. 8vo, pp. 32. 
 
 [A pamphlet bound up with others in volume Accounts, finance, rates, etc., 
 ]8()2, for wliich see Addenda.] 
 
 K
 
 liO 
 
 K. 
 
 Keane (David Deady) The N'uisances Removal, Diseases Pre- 
 vention, ;uul Sewage Utilization Acts. Sixth edition, by W. 
 Cunningham Glen. London, 1870. 8vo, pp. xii., 212; [8]. 
 
 Keen (Benjamin) Report of eases in the High Court of Chancery 
 doi'ing the time of Lord Chancellor Bi'oiigham and Sir John 
 Leach. <sVe Mylne (J. W.). 
 
 Reports of cases in Chancery argued and determined in 
 
 the Rolls Court dui-ing the time of Lord Langdale, Master of 
 the Rolls, 1836-39. London, 1837-39. 8vo, 2 vols. 
 
 Kempe (Alfred John) Historical notices of the Collegiate Church 
 ur Royal Free Chapel and Sanctuary of St. Martin-le-Grand, 
 London ; foi-merly occupying the site now appropriated to the 
 new General Post Office ; chiefly founded on authentic and 
 hitherto iuedited manuscript documents connected locally with 
 the hist(jry of the foundation, and generally with antient 
 customs and eminent persons ; also observations on the different 
 kinds of sanctuary formerly recognised by the common \a,w. 
 London, 182.5. 8vo, pp. xi., 212. 2 plates. 
 
 Kensing'ton, PaHsh of. Acts of Parliament relating to, 1723-1866. 
 
 London. Folio. 
 
 Contents: Burving-gronnd, 1813 — Footways repairing, lighting and 
 watching. IT'.i.) — Metropolitiui Board of Works iini)rovomeiits, 1866 — 
 Norland Kstatu iniprovciiiciit, 1843 — Paving, cleansing, lighting, watching, 
 watering, planting, ami otherwise improving, I.SIK — Paving, gravelling. 
 lighting and watching, 1824 — Paving, lighting, cleansing, regulating and 
 improving, ]S.";i — Paving, rcjiairing, lighting, watching, and otherwise 
 improving. ISQ.S — Poor rate, and roads repairing and cleansing, 17o.^ — Poor 
 relief ami emplovim nt. 1776, 1826 — Koads making, 182.5. 1812 — Pioads 
 rei.airing. 172:'.. 172r.. 17:'.7. 1710. ]7!»r, (two Acts). 1803, 1811, 1825. 
 
 Reports and accounts of the Yeshy, lS:>8--)9 to 1897-98. 
 
 liOndon. lS.")!)-f)H. Svn. 9 vol. and ])arts (rcmtinuing). 
 
 Kensington Buard of Trustees- Diagrams of the parish of St. 
 
 .\I;iiy Alihotts, Kensington. London, 1847. 8vo, pp. xxii., 199. 
 
 Every street in Kensington in 1846 is shown, with the streets converging. 
 The numbers f)f the houses and the names of the public-houses arc given. 
 The general direction of each street is indicated liy the letters of the cardinal 
 points. 
 
 Kentish Town. Some account of Kentish Tow-n, shewing its 
 aiiiitiil condition, progressive improvement and present state ; 
 in which is comprised a hi-ief review of the river Fleet, or river of 
 the Wells ; and the principal events connected thei'ewith. 
 Kentish-town, 1S21. 8vo, pp. vi., 74. 
 
 Kerl CHenry) Plan fr^r building new towns at Windsor and Eton. 
 S-r- Kyi.- r David I).). 
 
 Key CThomas; and Sir H. W. Elphinstone, Compendium of pre- 
 cedents in conveyancing. Fiitli edit ion, by Sir H. W. f]lphin- 
 .stonc, assisted bv W. H. ('oltman. London. 1H97. 8vo, 2 vol.
 
 147 
 
 Kimbell (^John) An account of the legacies, gifts, rents, fees, etc., 
 a})periainint>' to the Church and ])oor of the jiarish of St. Alphege, 
 Greenwich, in the county of Kent ; to whicli is achlcd an apj)endix 
 containing the plan and survey of the Eoyal Manor, the grant 
 of the Manor of Old Court to Sir J. Morden, the local Act for 
 the government of the poor, etc., etc. London, 1816. 4to, pp. 288. 
 22 plates. 
 
 Contents, inter alia : Church — Poor — Trinity Hospital — Grey Coat School 
 — Free Grammar School, Blackheath — Green Coat School — Hoyal Hospital 
 for Seamen — lUuc Coat School — Itoyal Xaval Asylum. 
 
 Amonj^f the plates are a survey of the Manoi' of East Greenwich in KiO") 
 and a ground plan and view of the Church of St. Alphegc. The rest of the 
 plates are plans of estates. 
 
 Kiugzett (Charles Thomas) Nature's hygiene : a systematic 
 manual of natural hygiene, etc. Second edition. London, 1884. 
 8vo, pp. viii., 343. 
 
 Kirk (A. C.) Compressed air and other refrigerating machinery. 
 London, 1885. 8vo. 
 
 [One of a series of lectures delivered at the Institute of Civil Engineers 
 during session 1883-84 on Heat in its mgchaniral ajiylicotions. See Civil 
 Engineers.] 
 
 Klein (Edward Samuel) Micro-organisms and disease. London, 
 1896. 8vo, pp. xii., 595. 
 
 Knight ( ) Annotated model bye-laws of the Local Government 
 
 Board, with respect to (i.) cleansing of privies, etc. ; (ii.) nuis- 
 ances ; (iii.) common lodging-houses ; (iv.) new sti-eets and 
 buildings ; (v.) slaughter-houses. Third edition. London, 1890. 
 8vo, pp. xii., 242. 
 
 Knight (Charles) London. London, 1841-44. 8vo, 6 vol. in 
 three. 
 Voh I. (1841). pp. XX., iv.. 444. 
 
 Contents, inter alia -. Paul's Cross — The Tabard — London-bridge- St. Mary 
 Oveiies — Street noises — Pioman London — The parks — • Undcrgrounil — ■ 
 Suburban milestones — Lambeth-palace — Roman remains — Piccadilly — Crosby- 
 place — Old Whitehall — New Whitehall — Ben Jonson's London — Eanelagh 
 and Vauxhall — Street sights — The Monument. 
 
 A'ol. IL (1842), pp. .XX., 400. 
 
 Contents. JH^r «//« : The building of St. Paul's — College of Physicians — 
 Priory and Church of St. Bartholomew — House of Commons — Milton's 
 London — Charterhouse — St. John's-gate — Strand — Loudon antiquaries — The 
 T(jwer — Old Royal-exchange and its founder — Royal-exchange and the South 
 Sea House — Smithfield — Christ's Hospital — Some features of London life in 
 the last century — St. James's-palace — Spitalfields — Custom House. 
 
 Vol. in. (1842), pp. XX., 400. 
 
 Contents, inter alia : Bermondsoy — Modern Bermondsey — The Mint — 
 Thames-tunnel — Docks — Westminster-bridge — Strawberry-hill — Blackfriars- 
 bridge — Clerkenwell — Vauxhall, Waterloo and Southwark Bridges — Barber 
 Surgeons' Hall — College of Surgeons — Royal Academy — London astrologers — 
 St. Giles's, past and present — Post office — Pall Mall — Temple - church — 
 Scotsmen in London — Foundling-hospital — Corn-exchange — Ely-place — 
 Goldsmiths'-hall. 
 
 k2
 
 148 
 
 Knight (Charles)— CO"// ««e J. 
 
 Vol. IV. (1S43), pp. XX.. 41i;. 
 
 Contents, inter alia : Fleet-prison — Westminster-abbey — London burials — 
 London fires — Billincrseate — London churches at close of fourteenth century — 
 Old St. Paul's — Somci-set-house — Old Bailey — New St. Paul's — Inns of Court 
 — Reading room of the British jNIuseum. 
 
 Vol. V. (1843), pp. xxiv., 400. 
 
 Contents, inter alia : Doctors'-cointnoii: — 'r('ni])le-churcli — East India-house 
 — Historical recollections uf Guildhall — Civic t^overnment — Excise office — 
 Comiianies of London — Covent - scarden — Admiralty ami Trinity-house — 
 Churches of London — Horse Guards— Old London booksellers — Exeter-hall — 
 Gaa'dens of the Zoological Society — Theatres of London — Treasury — Horti- 
 cultural and lloyal Botanic Societies — Prisons and ])enitentiaries — London 
 newspapers — Society of Arts, &c., in the Adelphi — Medical and .surgical 
 hospitals and lunatic asylums — London shops and bazaars. 
 
 Vol. VI. (1844), pp. xxiv., 402. 
 
 Contents, infir olid : Education in London, ancient and modern — Old 
 Jewry — Old tradinsr companies — Public statues — College of Arms — Houses of 
 the old nobility — Buckingliam and Old Westminster Palaces — Westminster- 
 hall and the new Houses of Parliament — British Museum — Squares of London 
 — Stationers' Company — Bills of Mortality — National Gallery and Soane 
 JIuseum — Metropolitan boroughs — Exhibitions of art — Stock-exchange — 
 Itailway termini — Jlilitarj' liOndon — Charities of London — Learned societies 
 — Courts of Law. 
 
 Pictorial half-houi-s of London topograi)liy. [Edited hy 
 
 C. Knight.] London, [1851]. 4to, pp. 233. Illustrations. 
 
 Contents : Parks — Gardens — Iloyal Palaces — New I'alaoe of Westnnuster — 
 Government departments — Tower — St. Paul's Cathedral — Westminster Abbey 
 — Asylums — Schools — Medical and Surgical Hospitals — Lunatic Asylums — 
 Learned Societies — Churches of the Metroiiolis — Inns of Court and Chancery 
 — Doctors' Commons — Land^eth Palace — Port of London — Bridges — Do(;ks — 
 Thames Tnnnel — London Companies and their Halls — Itoyal Exchange — 
 Banks — Stock Exchange — Guildhall and Mansion House — Law Courts and 
 Prisons — British Museum — Exhibiti(ms of Art — Markets — Clubs — Theatres 
 — Railway Stations. 
 
 Kuight 'J. J.) Bri.sbane : a historical sketch of the capital of 
 t^ueensland ; giving an outline of old-time events, with a 
 description of Brisbane of the present day, and a municipal 
 retrospect. Brisbane, 1897. Oblong 8vo, pp. 105. 
 
 Knight (^ James) Remarks on the main drainage of the metropolis 
 with a plan of a better provision for dis})osing of the solid 
 matter of the sewei's, with the view of preventing tlie contamina- 
 tion of the river Thames, and [for the] advancement of 
 agi-iculture. London, 1858. 8vo, pp. 8. 
 
 [.\ pamphlet bound up with others in volume Sctcagr utilization, 1845-<)5. 
 Sfr l)r;iiii:i'^i' ;ihd Si-\Vi-ragC.] 
 
 Kutter (Wilhelm Rj A general formula for the unifoi-m flow of 
 water in rivers and other channels. See Ganguillet (E.). 
 
 Kyle ''David D. ) and Henry Kerl, Outline of a proposed plan 
 
 for building new towns at Wiiid.soi- and Eton, in oi-der com- 
 pletely to inij>rove the Castle and pai-ks. Addressed to the Right 
 Hononi-able the Commissioners of Her Majesty's Woods, &c., to 
 the Provost and Fellows of Pj'ton College, and to the Mayor and 
 Corporation of Windsor. London, 1847. 8vo, pp. 9. 2 maps. 
 
 [A pampliUt l>ound u|) with others in volume London improvementu, 
 17-j4-1854. iko Iraprovement.s.]
 
 149 
 
 Labour Department, Board of Trade- Kepoit on agencies and 
 
 methods for dealing with the unemployed. London, 1893. 
 8vo, pp. ii., 438. 
 
 Contents : Introductoiy — Permanent ajj^cncies dealing witli the unemployed 
 — Temporary schemos for tlie relief uf the unem[)loyed — Foreign and colonial 
 examples — Historical examples — Sunnnary and appendix. 
 
 On pp. 114-11.") tiiere i> a tabic showing number and occupations of unem- 
 ployed assisted by metropolitan labour bureaus. 1S!I3. On ])p. 18S-1!>3 there 
 is a table showing municipal relief work in London. 1892-'.).3. On p. 240 
 there is a i)lan of area under Mansion House Relief Scheme, 1892-93. 
 
 Lambert (B.) Histoiy and survey of London and its environs 
 from the earliest period to the present time. London, 1806. 
 8vo, 4 vol. 
 
 Plates, inter alia : — 
 
 Vol. I. (pp. [vi]., 5()0 : .") plates) : Newgate. 
 
 Vol. II. (pp. [ii], .■j.")7 ; 22 plates) : City of London in the time of Queen 
 Elizabeth — View of part of London as it appeared in the Great Fire, 1666 — 
 iMansion House— Ileuiains of cloisters of l>artholomew-the-(jreat Priory — 
 Hicks's Hall, t'lerkenwell — City gates (4 plates) — Custom House — Whitting- 
 ton's House, Hart-street, Crutchcd-friars — Remains of St. Michael's Chapel, 
 Aldgate — Bast India House in its former state — East India House — House 
 once Sir Paul Pindar's, Bishopsgate-street — Crosby House, P>ishopsgate- 
 street— The Bank— The Monument— Mercers' Hall, Poultry — Guildhall — ■ 
 Figures over the gateway of Bethlem Hospital. 
 
 Vol. III. (pp. [ii.], .")44 : index, \i\). xlv. ; IS plates) : City of Westminster 
 in the time of Queen Elizabeth — General Monk's House, Hanover-s(iuare, 
 Grub-street — Shaftsbury House. Aldersgate-street— St. Paul's — West view of 
 St. Paul's Cathedral before the Fire of London — Bird's-eye view of the 
 Royal Exchange — Ely-place in its former state — Bangor House, Shoe-lane — 
 Giltspur-street Comjjter — Principal gate of St. Bartholomew's Hospital — 
 London Bridge before antl since tlie houses were pulled down — Westminster 
 and Blackfriars Bridges— Abbey Church of St. Peter, Westminster — Temple 
 Bar — New Court House, Westminster — Front view of Westminster Hall — 
 Somerset House — The Painted Chamber, Westminster. 
 
 Vol. IV. (pp. [ii.], 536 ; 12 plates) : City of London and Westminster, with 
 the borough of Southwark, exhibiting all the new ])uildings to the present 
 year 180t> — Oliver Cromwell's house, Cleikenwell-closc — St. John's Gate — 
 Charterhouse Great Hall — The Tower — Trinity House. Tower-hill — ^Lambetli 
 Palace — Gate belonging to the old I'alace of Whitehall — St. James's Palace. 
 
 Lambert (George) I'le Barber.s' Company: a paper read before 
 the British Arclueological Association at Bai'ber Surgeons' Hall. 
 MonkAvell-street, London, on Sattrrday, October 5th, 1881, 
 London, 1881. 8vo, pp. 67. Illustrations. 
 
 Lambeth, Parish of, Acts of Parliament relating to, 1786-1888. 
 London. Folio. 
 
 Contents: Bethlem Hospital, 1825, 1839— Charities. 1820, 1828— Church- 
 yard, 1814 — Lighting and watching, 1812 (2 acts). 1846— Manor, 1806, 1821 — 
 Pedlar's-acre Estate', 1826— Poor and other rates, 1810— Roads. 1786. 1807, 
 1822- Strand (afterwards Waterloo) Bridge, 1809, 1813, 1816, 1818— 
 Vau.xhall-park, 1888 — Watching, lighting, cleansing, and improving, 1829. 
 
 Lambeth, Vestry of, Reports and accounts of the vestry, 1858-59 
 to 1898-99. London, 1859-99. 8vo, vol. and parts {continuing).
 
 J 50 
 
 Lciliark, rnuntv IJoi'oul;-!! t)t'. Aiiun;il iiccDUuts lit' the Cuiinni ■;s"i)iiprs, 
 IS97-98 aiid 1898-99. Lanark. J898-99.- Two rolding sheets 
 {co7itinuing). 
 
 Abstract of accounts between tbe provost, bailHes and council, 
 
 and the burg-h treasurer, 1897 to 1897-8. Lanark, 1898. One 
 folding sheet {cz)itinuiiuj). 
 
 Lancaster, County Palatine of, Accounts of the County Treasui-cr 
 and oilier public otlicers, 1889-90. Preston, 1890. 8vo, pp. viii., 
 158. 
 
 Land Agent's Record and Real Property Guide London, 
 
 1890-1902. Polio, {cntitinnhuj). 
 
 Land Owners, England and Wales Return, 1873. London, 
 
 1^7."). Lai'u'c -ito, 2 vol. 
 
 This return is exclusive of the mctropoHs. For the rest of the country it 
 shows names of hmd owners alpliabetically arranged in each county, address 
 of land owner, extent of land (in acres), and gross estimated rental. 
 
 Land Owners, Ireland Return of owners of land of one acre and 
 upwards in the several counties, counties of cities, and counties 
 of towns in Ireland, &.Q. Dublin, 1876. Large 4to, pp. vi., 325. 
 
 Land Tax A return of livings and charitable institutions ... in 
 England and Wales in respect of which ccrtifi'.^ates of exoneration 
 from land tax wei-e granted by the comniissionci's appointed 
 under the gieat seal, in execution of the Acts 46 Geo. iii., cap. 
 183; 49 Geo. iii., cap. 67; 50 Geo. iii., cap. 58; 53 Geo. iii., 
 cap. 123; and 57 Geo. iii., cap. 100. London, 1898. Polio, 
 pp. 12L 
 
 Tlie retui'n is j)recedcd liy a memorandum as to '* Exoneiation from assess- 
 ment to land lax of ihe messuages, lands, tenements, titlics and hereditaments 
 behjnging to ceitain small livings and other ecclesiasiical licncticcs and 
 cliaritaVjle instituti(jns, as specified in tlie resp(.cti\e niemoiials wliicii furnicd 
 the ha.sis fif such exonerations." 
 
 The return is divided into two parts. I'ait I.. 1 ivings and other ecclesiastical 
 benefices, is arranged in alphabetical order under the heads: living (willi 
 sub-heads, name, county, drscription) ; ex'^neratinu certitieate (witli suh- 
 lieads. date, registry number). I'art 11., chantaljle irstitutiuDs, is arranacd 
 in alphabetical order under the beads : charity Qwilli sub-heads, name, 
 county) ; exoneration certiiicate (with sub-heads, date, registry number). 
 
 Langley ( ) and Belch ( )■ New map of London. London 
 (1816]. Scale, 3f inches t(j the mile (nearly). Size, 30^ inclu'S 
 by 16 inches. Marginal illustrations. 
 
 New map of London. London [1812]. Scale, 3j inches to 
 
 the mile. Size, 30| inches by 16 inches. Mai-ginal illustrations. 
 
 Larwood 'Jacob,) Stoiy of the London parks. London [1871.] 
 bvo, pp. [iv.J, 490. Illustrations. 
 
 Contents, inter alia : }Iy<le-park, Spring-gardens, Green-park, St. .Jamcs's- 
 park.
 
 51 
 
 La<SS (Alfred) -^n analysis of the accounts of the metropolitan 
 water companies, 1880-81, etc. London, 1882, etc. 4to, (con- 
 tinuing). 
 
 Contents of p.irt (1898-99) : Table showing, t'l^r each of the coiii- 
 paiiies, for the year endiiif^' December, 1S98, or March, 1899, (i.) total 
 qi;autity of water su()j)Iied monthly and fur the year ; (ii.) number of 
 hou.ses, etc., supplied monthly and average during j'ear (year ended Deceml er 
 for all the companies) ; (iii.) total quantity of water sn])plied. average daily 
 supply, number of houses, etc., suppliinl, estimateil ))()pulation supplied, 
 average daily supply per house, and average daily supply pei' head of 
 estimated jiopulatiou (year ended December for all tiie companies-) ; 
 (iv.) num])er of houses to which constant supply was given at the end of 
 the year (year ended December for all the com[)anies), at. end of previous 
 year, and increase during the period; and total number of houses supplied 
 at same dates and increase during same period ; (v.) share and loan caiiital 
 autliorised, raised, expended, and employed ; also cajiital employed per 
 million and j)er thousrind gallons of water snp})lied ; (vi.) gross water rental. 
 net water rental, nnscellaneous receipts, gross income, expenses of nuviii- 
 tenance (viz., reservoirs, tilter-beds, mains, pumping, filtration, salaries, rents, 
 water rights, rates, taxes, superannuation, law aud parliamentary, etc.) per 
 millioa and per thousand gallons of water supplied ; and proportion of 
 expenses of maintenance to gross income ; (vii.) expenses of management 
 (viz., directors' ftes, auditors' fees, salaries of secretary, accountant, 
 collectors, official auditor and water examiner, general establishmfuit 
 charges and superannuation), profit on tiading, interest on monies deposited, 
 gross profit, interest on temi)orary loans, interest on jireference aud debenture 
 slock, and net profit, per million and ))er thousand gallons of water supijlied; 
 and proportion of e.\})ensesof manaoement and iirotit to gross income ; (viii.) 
 jiet profit, dividends paid, amount transfeiied to ui' from Contingency Fuiui. 
 and suri)lus or deficiency of net profit, i)er million and per thousand gallons 
 of water supplied ; (ix.) agreement between results of compilers' extractions 
 and accounts of the companies ; (x.) Contingency, Reserve and Renewal 
 Fund Accounts ; (xi.) amount requn-ed per million and per thousand gallons 
 of water suppliecl to pay 10 i)er cent, upon that portion of the dividend- 
 bearing capital which existed at tlie end of the year not expressly limited to 
 a lower rate, and the maximum dividend ujion tliat portion of tlie dividend- 
 bearing capital which existed at the same date and is limited. 
 
 In addition to the tables extracts arc given fi-om each of the water com- 
 panies' Acts showing the charges they are authorised to make, and fuither 
 extracts showing their general and special statutory powers as to dividtiids. 
 The texts of the Water Rate Definition Act, 18S.">, and of tiie Water Com- 
 panies (Regulation of Powers) Act, 1887, are given in full. The names and 
 addi-usses of the secretaries of the metropolitan water comi)anies are given. 
 
 The tables for the other years are uniform with those fi^r the above 
 year. Maps showing the districts actually supplied with water by each 
 of the companies and the districts included within tlieir parliamentary limits 
 are given with some of the earlier reports. 
 
 Latham (Baldwin) Sanitary engineering : a guide to the con- 
 struction of works of sewerage and house drainage. London, 
 1873. 8vo, pp. [viii.], 352. 21 plates. 
 
 The influence of the movement of subterraneous water on 
 
 health. See Leamington Exhibition (Journal). 
 
 Latham (Stanley) A plea for the more scientific and systematic 
 teaching of book-keeping. See Education (Technical Education 
 Congress). 
 
 Laurie (A. P.) Secondar}^ education in Liverpool. See Acland 
 (Arthur H. D.).
 
 152 
 
 Laurie (James") Taltles of simple intorost (5, 4^, 4, 3|, o, and 2^ 
 J)!.'!' (.'enl. per aimuui) from 1 day to 365 days; 1 month to 12 
 
 montlis ; 1 year to 12 years also tables of compound 
 
 interest, and interest on large sums for a single day at the above 
 rates ; with copious tables of commission or bi'okerage, from 
 ^ to 10 per cent. Twenty -fourth edition. London, 1859. 8vo, 
 pp. [v.], 408. 
 
 The same. Tvfenty-fifth edition. London, 1861. 8vo, 
 
 ]^p. iii., 409. 
 
 Laurie (R. H.) T^Tew plan of London and its environs, comprising 
 the new buildings and recent improvements. London, 1844. 
 Scale, 4 inches to the mile. Size, 3H by 24:1 inches. 
 
 ■ New plan of London and environs. London, 1825. Scale, 
 
 4 inches to the mile. Size, ol by 24^ inches. 
 
 Plan of London — Westminster and Southwark. London 
 
 1848. Scale, 4 inches to the mile. Size, 42 by 24| inches. 
 
 Laurie ( ) and ( ) Whittle A north view of Hanover- 
 
 square, London. London, 171'4. Coloured. Size, 16 by 9j 
 inches. 
 
 The picture shows u right of way through tlic square. 
 
 Laveleye (Emile de) 'I'be lantl system of Belgium and Holland. 
 Str i'robyu (J. W'.), "Systems of land tenure." 
 
 Law Society (Incorporated) Catalogue of ]n-inted books in the 
 liluaiy. London, 18!'l. 8vo, pj). iv., 1084. 
 
 Laws, Expired and Expiring Report from the Committee ap- 
 pointed to in([uire Avluit laws are expired, or near expiring, and 
 to report their opinion, from time to time, to the House which of 
 them are lit to be revived, continued, or made pei^petual ; and 
 wlio Avere instructed to inquire what temporaiy laws of a public 
 and general nature are now in foi'ce ; distin- 
 guishing the matter of each such statute, its date, title, and 
 
 period of continuance, etc London, 1802. 
 
 Folio, pp. 73-118 of " Rejjorts frcjm Committees of the House of 
 Common.s, 1793-1802." 
 
 Laws, Temporary Keport fiom the committee appointed to 
 inspect ami consider all the tcmjjorary laws, of a public nature, 
 which are ex[)ired or expiring, and to report to the House a 
 statement of all such ex])ired law'S as shall appear to them to 
 have been made upon occasions whei-eof the like may recur 
 hereafter ; and al.so a statement oi all the expii-ing laws of 
 every sort whatevei", descrihing each statute by its princi])al 
 matter, date, chapter, section and title, and distinguishing the 
 duration of such na are expii'ing ; togethoi- with the observa- 
 tions of the said C(;mmittee arising out of the sevei^al matters 
 referred to them. London, 1796. Folio, })p. 34-72 of "Reports 
 from Committees of the House of Commons, 1793-1802."
 
 ')'-> 
 
 Layton (Charles 'I'^l Edwin) The iiisumnce register, 1899; con- 
 taining-, witli other ini'orniation, a record of the yearly progress 
 and the present financial position of British insurance associa- 
 tions. Twenty-first year of publication. London, 1899. 8vo, 
 pp. 129. 
 
 Lea (Frederic Simcox) The Royal Hospital and Collegiate 
 Church of St. Katharine near the Tower in its relation to the 
 east of London. London, 1878. 8vo, pp. viii., 171. Plates. 
 
 Lea River Conservancy Bill Minutes of evidence taken before 
 the select committee ; with proceedings. London, 1868. Folio, 
 pp. xiv., 198. 
 
 Leadam (G. S.) What protection does for the farmer and labourer ; 
 a chapter of agricultural history. London, [1888] 8vo, 
 pp. 112. 
 
 Leake (John) An exact surveigh of the streets, lanes and churches 
 comprehended within the ruins of the City of London, first 
 described in six plats, 10 Dec, a.d. 1666, by the order and 
 dii-ections of the Rt. Honourable the Lord Mayor, Aldermenn, 
 and Common Councell of the said City . . . and reduced into 
 one intire plat by John Leake for the use of the Commissioners 
 for the regulation of streets, lanes, etc. Vertue's edition. London 
 1723. Two sheets, each 19| by 24 inches. 
 Published for the Society of Antiquaries. 
 
 Leamington Exhibition, Journal of the, and register of sanitary 
 apijJiances and inventions. London, 1877. 4to [not continuously 
 paged.] 
 
 Contents, uUc-r alia: — 
 
 The present possibilities of sanitary legislation ; by Robert Brudenell 
 Carter. 
 
 Mode of treating town sewage ; by 8ir Joseph Bazalgette. 
 
 Sewage, sewerage and town refuse ; by Lieut. -Col. .Jones. 
 
 On the influence of climate on health ; by F. S. B. F, de Chaumont. 
 
 Treatment of domestic sewage ; by William White. 
 
 Water for domestic use ; l\y H. C. Bartlett. 
 
 On the diminution of insanity which took place during the political com- 
 motions in France ; by Rev. E. Wyatt-Edgell. 
 
 On the necessity of ])luinbers and builders possessing a competent know- 
 ledge of the laws of health as bearing on their respective occupations ; hj 
 J. A. Russell. 
 
 Cremation — a sanitary institution ; by W. Eassie. 
 
 The sanitary conditon of Leamington ; by Joseph S. Baly. 
 
 Missina: links in the sanitary administrative service ; by Thomas Jones 
 Dyke. 
 
 Woman's work in relation to sanitary science : by Miss Rose Adams. 
 
 Sanitary work in English watering places ; by Edwyn Slade-King. 
 
 Supply and storage of water at East Brent ; by Archdeacon Denison. 
 
 The effects of growing vegetation upon human health ; by W. Eassie. 
 
 On the new artesian water supply at Leamington ; by Horace Swete. 
 
 The dwellings of the poor in large towns ; by Henry C. Burdett. 
 
 The influence of the movement of subterraneous water on health ; by 
 Baldwin Latham.
 
 1 :. I 
 
 Leailin? (John) Quantity snrveyintr.ofc. Third edition. London, 
 I'^L-*?. fevo. pp. xvi., .j47. 
 
 Lee, Parisli of, Act of Parliament relating to, 1838. London. Folio. 
 
 Tontents : Erection of new church, 1838. 
 
 [Tliis is bouii 1 u 1 1 with the Acts of Parliament relating to the parish of 
 T,r\\i>hani.] 
 
 Lee (Thomas) Dii-tionary of the ])ractice in civil actions, in the 
 ("ipiiits (if King'.s Bench and Common Pleas, together witli 
 ])ractical directions and forms, distinctly arranged under each 
 head. London. 1825. 8vo, 2 vols. Yol.^L, 1811, jip. xviii., 497. 
 Vol. 11., 1J?12, pp. xxviii., 499-1205. 
 
 Leeds, Borough of. Annual rejiorts of the Markets Committee to the 
 Town Council. November, 1886-88. 8vo, 3 pamphlets. 
 
 Leeds, Citv of, Annual accounts, 1893-4 to 1895-96, 1897-98, 
 lb98-99. Leeds, 1894-99. 8vo, {continuing). 
 
 Report on cattle and fish markets, 1882. Leeds, 1882. 
 
 Folio, pp. 71. Illustrations. 
 
 A description of the cattle markets, abattoirs and fish markets of the 
 following towns — Paris, .\ntwerp, lirussels, Rotterdam, London, Manchester, 
 Leicester, Leeds. 
 
 Leeds (^W. H.j illustrations of the public buildings of London, 
 with descriptive accounts of each edifice ; supplement, containing 
 the new suljjccts and descriptions incorporated in the second 
 edition. London, 1838. 8vo, pp. xiii., 136. Plates. 
 
 Contents: St. Dimstan'sin-the-West — Corn Exchange — Fishmongers' 
 Hall — Post OfBcc — St. George's Hospital — Hritisli Museum — National Gallery 
 — London rniversity — Tiavelk-rs' Club House — New Palace— Archway, 
 Green-park — Index. 
 
 Leg-ge ^T. Mj and Harold Sessions Cattle tuberculosis: a 
 
 j)ractical guide to the farmei-, butchei', aiul meat inspector. 
 London, 1«98. 8vo, ])p. 77. Tables. 
 
 Leicester, Boiough of. Annual accounts, 1893-94 to 1898-99, 
 11'" ) (ll. Leicester, 1894-1901. 8vo, {continuing). 
 
 Leith, Borough of, Annual accounts, 1897-98 to 1900-01. Leith, 
 l>9s-190l. 8vo, {continuing). 
 
 Lely (Z. M J Statutes of practical utility passed in the sessions of 
 1>?92, etc. London, 1892, etc. 8vo, {continuing). 
 In continuation of Chitty"s Statutes. 
 
 Lely fJ. Mj and W. D. I. Fculkes. The Licen.sing Acts, 1828, 
 1869 and 1872-74; containing the law of the sale of liquors by 
 retail and the management of licensed liouses, with notes to the 
 Acts, summary of the law, and appendix of forms. Second 
 edition. London, 1874. 8vo, pp. xvi., 222. 
 
 LesbrOS ( ) Experiences hydraaliques. Sea Poncelet.
 
 1 
 
 )■) 
 
 Leslie (John) * Mu lines of suo-o-estions for the sewerage and drain- 
 age of tliL' Metiopolis umler the powers conferred by the 
 Metropolis Local Management Act. [London], 1&56. 8vo, pp. 11. 
 
 [A pamphlet bound u]) with others in volume. Plans for metropolitan 
 drainage, 18-18-0."). See Drainage and seweiairo.] 
 
 Copy of pi'otest read in open court at the Metropolitan 
 
 Board of Works. Friday, 24th October, 18.56, and delivered to 
 the Clerk. [London], 185(5. Svo, pp. 4. 
 
 [A pamphlet bound up with others in volume, Plans- for vietroj)olitan 
 drainafje, 1818-1)5. See Drainage ami Sewerage.] 
 
 [Letter] to the vestry of the parish of St. George, Hanovei'- 
 
 square, on the adoption by the Metropolitan Board of VYork.s of 
 the re})ort of Messi-.s. Bidder, Hawksley and Bazalgette for the 
 main drainage of the metropolis. London, 18.58. 8vo, pp. IG. 
 
 [A pamphlet bound up with others in volume. Plans for metropolitun 
 drainage, 1848-65. Sec Drainage and Sewerage.] 
 
 [Letter] to the representative vestries and disti-ict boards 
 
 under the Metropolis Local Management Act. London, 1859. 
 
 Svo, pp. 6. 
 
 [A pamphlet bound up witli others in volume, Accounts, Jinanee. rates; ,fc., 
 1H&2, for which .tee Addenda.] 
 
 [Letter] to the representative vestry of the parish of St. 
 
 George, Hanover-square. London, 1861. Svo, pp. 11. 
 
 [A pamphlet bound up with others in volume. Aceoinitx, finance, rate.t, 
 etc., 1802, for which .wr Addenda.] 
 
 Leslie (T. E. ClifFe) The land system of France. See Probyn 
 
 (J. W.) Systems of land tenure. 
 
 L'Estrange (Rev. A. Gr) The Village of Palaces ; or Chronicles 
 of Chelsea. London, 1880. Svo, 2 vol. 
 
 Contents, inter alia : 
 
 Vol. I. (p. xii., 311) : Early history— Grant to Westminster Abbey — 
 Chelsea palace— Lord t'heyne — Chelsea College. 
 
 Vol. 11. (pp. viii., 317) : Royal Hospital — Sir Hans Sloane — Bun-house — 
 Botanical (iardens — " World's End " — Ranelagh — Cremorne— Index. 
 
 Lethaby (W. R.) Technical education in architecture and the 
 building trades. See Education (Technical Education Congress). 
 
 Lewin (Thomas) Practical treatise on the law of trusts and 
 trustees. Fifth edition. London, 1867. Svo, pp. Ixiv., 894. 
 
 The same. Ninth edition. London, 1891. Svo, pp. 
 
 Ixixvii., 1402. 
 
 Lewis (Samuel, junr.) The history and topography of the parish 
 of St. ^lary, Islington, in the County of ^liddlesex. London, 
 1S42. 4to, pp. xix, 'iSQ. Maps, etc. 
 
 Contents : General historical view — Manorial history — Parochial govern- 
 ment, ecclesiastical and civil — St. Mary's district — St. .John's district parish — 
 District parish of St. Paul, Ball"s-pond — District parish of Holy Trinity —
 
 156 
 
 Lewis (Samuel, junrO —continued. 
 
 St. I'eter's district fluipclry— St. James's district clmpelry— District chapelrv 
 of All Saints', Dattle-bridi^e— District chapelry of St. Stephen— That part of 
 the yillatre of Islington in the parish of Clerkenwell—Parocliial charities— 
 Aihlitional bi(Hnaphical notices. 
 
 \'\i\tcs, inter (il ill : View of the villatre as entered from London— Interior 
 of the theatre of the Islington Literary and Scientific Institution— Islington 
 Literary and Scientific Institution— Plan of the parish, witli the boundaries 
 of the several ecclesiastical districts, 1841— Two chimnev-pieces in Canon- 
 bury House— Skeleton map of the borough of Finsburj-— Old Queen's Head 
 public-house— Old Pied Bull inn— Highbury College— St. Mary's old church 
 —Present parish church— St. Mary's chapel-of-ease— Union Chapel. Compton- 
 terrace— Islington Chai)el— Wesleyan Chapel. Liverpool-road -P.arnesbury 
 Chapel— Church Missionary Institution— Old Hornsey-yvood House— Old 
 Copenhagen House— St. John's Church. Holloway— Hollowav Chapel— 
 Whittiugton College— Bishop's-place, Neyvington-green— St. Paul's Church. 
 Ball's-pond— Trinity Church, Cloudesley-sciuare- St. Peter's Church, River- 
 lane— Church of the Irvingites— Scotch Church, lliver-terrace— St. John's 
 Roman Catholic Chapel— St. James' Church. Hollcway— White Conduit 
 House. 1731— All Saints' Church. Battle-bridge— WanKs-place (or King 
 J(.hn's-place)-St. Stephen's Church, New Xorth-road— Lower-street Chajjel 
 — Xeyv River head and water-house, 1780— Old Sadler's Wells, 173L 
 
 Lewis ' William Draper ) The political organization of a modern 
 niiinicipality. (American Academy of Political and Social 
 Science.) Philadelphia, 1890. Syo, pp. 25-38. 
 
 Lewisham, Pari.sh of, Act.s of Parliament relating to, 1774-1888. 
 London. Folio. 
 
 Contents: Church rebuilding, 1774— Lands inclosing. 1810— Peckham, 
 Lewisham, and Catford-bridge-road, KS82— Poor. 1814— Eecreation-srround, 
 1877, 188S. 
 
 Lewisham District Board, Reports and accounts, 1858-59 to 
 
 l^'.'.^ '.•'.». London, 1859-99. 8vo, {continuing). 
 
 Liddell 'Charles) Exposition of a plan for a metropolitan water 
 -upjdy. Sec Gordon (L.lJ.B.). 
 
 Lig-er ^F.) Pans do bois et pans de fer. Paris, T8G7. 8vo, pp. 156. 
 
 Limehouse, Parish of, Acts of Parliament relating to, 1781-1885. 
 L(jii(lun. Folio. 
 
 Conti-nts: Canal, 181:5. I.sl9. I8t;."i— Klcclric liglitinL;. 1SS3— Improvement. 
 187(5, 1879, 1K83— Poor rates, 1809— Roads, 1781-82—Thames subyvav, 1877, 
 1S82. 18So— Workhouse. 1811. 
 
 Limehouse District Board, Reports and accounts, 1858-59 to 
 
 1^96-99. Lr.iHl(ni. LS59-99. 8vo, {continuing). 
 
 Lincoln, City of. Annual accounts, 1893-94; 1894-95. Lincoln, 
 I-91--95. 8vo, 2 vol. 
 
 Lincoln's-inn, Acts of Parliament relating to, 1734-1847. London. 
 
 toiio. 
 
 Content.s : T'onfirmation of agreement yvith St. Andrew and St. George 
 povernors of the fjoor. 182!t— ronfirmation of agreement witli St. Giles and 
 St, George Ve-try. 1847— Pates, 1734-3r>.
 
 157 
 
 Liverpool, City of. Annual accounts, 1892 to 1899. Livorpool, 
 1893-1900. 8vo, {continuing). 
 
 ■ Proceedings of the Council, 1870-71 to 1875-76, 1878-79, 
 
 1880-81 to 1886-87, 1895-96 to 1897-98. Liverpool, 1871-99. 
 8vo, 16 vol. 
 
 — Establishment of markets on the site cleared under the 
 
 Nash-gTove scheme. Report of the Markets Committee, and 
 reports of the Corpoi-ation surveyor and of the manager of St. 
 John's Market, and the manager of the wholesale vegetable 
 market. Liverpool, 1880. 8vo, pp. 23. 
 
 Report of surveyor as to proposed wholesale fish and 
 
 poultry markets. Liverpool, 1881. 8vo, pp. 7. 1 plan. 
 
 Proposed new wholesale fish market — Re])oi't of the 
 
 manager of St. John's Market. Liverpool, 1881. 8vo, pp. 3. 
 1 plan. 
 
 Proposed wholesale fish and poultry mai'ket — Report of 
 
 the surveyor and the manager of St. John's Market. Liverpool, 
 1882. 8vo, pp. 7. 
 
 Wholesale fish and poultry markets — Report of the Cor- 
 
 poration surveyor as to the scheme proposed by Dr. Cross. 
 Liverpool, 1883. 8vo, pp. 4. 
 
 Wholesale fish markets — Report of Dr. Cross. Liverpool, 
 
 1883. 8vo, pp. 8. 
 
 • Wholesale fish market — Report of the surveyor. Liver- 
 pool, 1883. 8vo, pp. 4. 
 
 By-laws with respect to the drainage of buildings and to 
 
 Avater-closets in connection with buildings. Liverpool, 1883. 
 
 8vo, pp. 9. 
 
 [A piimphk't l)Oiind np with otlicrs in Tolumc, Streets and hvildingx. Jnj- 
 laws and other papers relatinij to (q.v.).] 
 
 By-laws with respect to new buildings. Liverpool, 1890. 
 
 8vo, pp. 9. 
 
 [A pamphlet bound up with others in vdhune, Streets and huildini/x, Inj- 
 laws and other paptm relating to (q.v.).] 
 
 Lloyd's Register. Register of British and foreign shipping, July, 
 19U1 to Juno, 1902. London, 1901. 4to, 4 vols. 
 
 VoL I. Steamers. 
 A'ol. 11. Sailintr vessels. 
 Vol. III. AppL'ndix. 
 Rules and regulations. 
 
 Lloyd (Eyre) The law of compensation under the Land Clauses, 
 Railways Clauses Consolidation, and Meti'opolitan Acts, ttc. 
 liondon, 1867. 8vo, pp. xvi., 273. 
 
 The same, second edition. London, 1870. 8vo, pp. xxiv., 
 
 408.
 
 168 
 Lloyd (Eyre) — continued. 
 
 The same, third edition. London, 1875. 8vu. pp. xxvi., 
 
 469. 
 
 • The same, fourth edition. London, 1877. 8vo, pp. xxxii., 
 
 51-i. 
 
 The same, fifth edition. London, 1882. 8vo. pp. xixiii., 
 
 553. 
 
 The title is changed slightly in each edition. The full title of the fifth 
 edition is as follows — '■ The law of compensation under the Land Clauses, 
 Railways Clauses Consolidation Acts, Public Health Act. 1875, Artizans' 
 and Labourers' J)\vclling3 Im])rovement Act, 1875. and other Acts, Metropolis 
 Local Management Act, &c., with a full collection of forms and precedents." 
 
 Lloyd (F. J.) Arrricultnral education. See Education (Technical 
 Edui'ati<in Cono^ress). 
 
 Loans on dues, etc. ^Vestries, etc.) Return. London, 1874. 
 
 F(jlio, pp. iv., 288. 
 
 The return is arranged primarily in si.x divisions according as the loans 
 were affected by (i.) poor law : (ii.) urban sanitary ; (iii.) metropolitan local 
 management ; (iv.) drainage and embankment : (v.) liurial board, and (vi.) 
 harbour authorities. The heads of information, arranged in each division in 
 alphabeticitl order (for the whole United Kingdom) of poor law unions, 
 urban sanitary authorities, etc., are as follows — Original amount of loan and 
 date of loan ; rate of interest ; terms of repayment and period allowed for 
 repayment ; source from which money was borrowed : security *given : 
 amount due in year for interest and principal ; arrears, if any, of interest 
 outstanding; amount of principal outstanding on the day on which the 
 account is ma<le up. 
 
 Local Goveriiment, Metropolitan local o^overnment, 1866 — Fir.st 
 re])ort from the .select committee appointed to inquire into the 
 local g'overameiit and taxation of the metropolis; with pro- 
 ceed'ngs, minutes of evidence, and apjiendix. London, 186(5. 
 Folio, pp. xxvi., 119. 
 
 Tables in body of evidence, inter alia : Revenue of the Citj' of Paris, 186.5 
 (pi). 40-41) — Appi'o.ximate present value of coal dues for extended periods of 
 2, 3, 4. 5, <!. 7. 8, 9, and 10 years be3'0iid their present continuance, say, 
 Gth July, 1882 (p. 49). 
 
 Contents of appendix, inter alia : Statement showing present condition of 
 fund ffir each metropolitan improvement, money already expended, money in 
 liand, money realisable under borrowing i)0\vei-s. amount borrowed, returns 
 received, returns icceivablc, original estimate, and estimate to cfunplete — 
 Total amount of taxation by the Board for general purposes, main drainage, 
 liouscless i»oor, and fire brigade in each of the years 18.10-66 — Original 
 amounts Ixjrrowed by the P>oard for various purposes, amounts paid off, and 
 Vjalance outstanding — Coal and wine duties account, 1863-6.") — Statement in 
 detail of the sums raise<l in precepts of the I'oard for ordinary expenses in 
 each of the years 18i"iO-6G — Letter of chairman of the MetrojKjlitan Board of 
 Works, add re-ssed to the representatives of the metropolis in Parliament, u])nn 
 the ijrojiriety of obtaining the coal duties for metropolitan improvements — 
 Hcbedule of metropolitan works and improvements in progress or contem- 
 plation — Receipts and expenditure of the 4d. coal duty yearly since 22Dd 
 July, I'^Ol; net produce and applicaMon ; loans chargeable thereon : surplus 
 fund ; loans borrowed on security of accruing coal duty — Produce of the Od. 
 coal duty and the duty on wine yearly since 22nd July. 1861 ; 
 cash paid to the credit of the Treasury to account of the Thames-
 
 159 
 Local Government — continued. 
 
 embankment and Metropolis Improvement Fund — Riturn showing the total 
 amount of taxation in tlie metropolis under the provisions of the ^letropolis 
 IjQcal Management Acts ajid City Acts, by the City authorities, vestries, 
 district boanls, and the Metropolitan Board of Works, on default of vestries 
 and district boards (including prec'cpts of the Metropolitan Board of Works 
 for ordinary expenses and main drainage purposes) ; also, sums raised for 
 poor rates, including county and police ; together with rateable annual value 
 as per county rate basis, or like estimate, and as per poor rate, and the 
 jtopulation ; to which is also added the rate in the £ on those rentals 
 respectively, also the area in statute acres — Extract from an account specify- 
 ing the total sum charged uiiou and rcceiveil from every jjarish, township, 
 precinct, and place, for the purposes of the Metropolitan police, for 1863— 
 Extract from electoral returns of boroughs and counties, 1865-6f) — Population 
 enumerated, 8th April, 1861, and estimated for 8th April, 1866, of 22 
 metropolitan parishes, or parts of parishes (within the Registrar-General's 
 limits), not within any parliamentary borough — Proceedings of the Court of 
 Common Council and of committees of that court in reference to the extension 
 of the 4(1. coal duty and the prc^posed application of that duty to purposes of 
 public improvement within the City of Lontlon, or in its immediiirc vicinity, 
 resulting in the legislation ot 1861 and 1863— Calculation for the basis of the 
 Middlesex county rate. 
 
 Second report, with proceeding.s, minutes of evidence, and appendix. 
 London, 1866. Folio, pp. xii., 287. 
 
 Table in body of evidence: Bates and taxes charged for the year ending 
 HOth June, 186(), on a house situate in the parish of St. Dunstan's, Fleet-street, 
 tenanted as chambers, in which the landlord v/as rated as occupier (p. 243). 
 
 Contents of appendix, iiiti'7- alia : Rating in the £ for tnc relief of the 
 poor in each district in 181(1-41 and 185.o-5(), with average annual death rate 
 duriiig 1841-50 and 1851-()() and mean annual death rate during 1841-()0 — 
 Return showing, fur each of the Strand parishes, jjopulation, number of rate- 
 able houses, ainount of property tax, rateable value upon which county and 
 police rates are levied, poor rates as j)er valuation lists, number of rei)resenta- 
 tives at the Metropolitan Board — Anahsis of exjienses of Strand District 
 Board (if Wiirks for year ending 2vth March, 1S().5 — Various statistics for the 
 parish of Kensington, viz., number, length and cost vf new streets made up 
 and jiaved during three years ended March, 1866: gross expenditure of five 
 years en(k\l 25th March, 1866, for paving works, roa(-l materials ami lighting; 
 analysis of the vestrymen of the parish of Kensington according to occupa- 
 tions ; &c. — Abstract of expenditure of the parish of Xewington in each 
 of the years 18.57-fj(! — Return of proceedings taken by the Vestry of Chelsea 
 for the removal of nuisances, and for the improvement of the sanitary 
 condition of the parish during the period 18.56-66 — Tabulated statement of 
 the expenditure of Chelsea parish for each of the years 18r)6-.57 to 186.")-66 — 
 Comparative cost and results of the Metropolitan and City Corporation police 
 forces — Report by the parish of So. George-the-Martyr, Souttiwark, on constant 
 water supply, 1866. 
 
 Index to the reports. London, 1866. Folio, pp. iv.. 81. 
 
 Metropolitan Local Government, 1867. — First i^eport from 
 
 select committee appointed to inquire into the local government 
 and local taxation of the metropolis ; with proceedings. London, 
 1867. Folio, pp. iii. 
 
 Included with the first report was the report on the London City Im- 
 provement Rates Bill. 
 
 Second report ; with proceedings and appendix. London, 
 
 1867. Folio, ])p. xlv. 
 
 The appendix consists of reprints of the reports of the Select Committee 
 of 1861 on metropolis local taxation, and of the select committee of 1866 on 
 metrojiolitan local government.
 
 160 
 Local Government —contlnnt'd. 
 
 Third report ; with proceedings, minutes of evidence, and 
 appendix. London, 1867. Folio, pp. vi., 212. 
 
 Tables in bcxly of evidence, inter alia : Amount of profits charged to 
 income tax under Schedule D, 1865, in the City of London and the rest of 
 the metropolis (p. 19)— Port of London compared with other ports in the 
 United Kingdom as to the amount of customs duties (p. 19). 
 
 Contents of apjiendix inter alia : Return showing the width of certain 
 streets in the City of London according as there is room for one. two, or 
 three vehicles — Summary of business at the Mansion-house, 184:i-63 — Dis- 
 tricts of the metropolis arranged in their order according to the relative 
 number of houses of £13 rental— Return of the residences of persons pro- 
 ceedetl against, on indictment and summarily, in the City police district, in 
 the year ending 29th Sei)tember, 1864, distinguishing those residing in and 
 out of the City of London— Summary of crimes of every description in the 
 Metropolitan and City Police districts in each of the years 1858-65— Com- 
 parative efficiency of the Metropolitan and City police forces, tested by 
 offences summarily determined in each lof the years 1858-65 — Tabular 
 abstract of indictable offences in the Metropolitan and City police districts 
 in each of the years 1858-65. sliowing the relative proportion of offences in 
 each district to its population: number of criminals; and the general and 
 annual excess of criminals aljove the proportionate number — Table of dis- 
 reputable and dangerous elements in the Metropolitan and City police 
 districts in each of the years 1858-65— Fiscal power of each member of the 
 Metropolitan Board of Works— Districts represented on Metropolitan 
 Board of Works ; existing projiorticm of members to l)oard of 45 members ; 
 members proportioned to each district on the grounds of rateability and popula- 
 tion and both ; and same proi)ortion of a lioard of 90 members— Improvements, 
 public works, and buildings undertaken by the Corporation of London under 
 the authority of Parliament or in virtue of their own corporate powers, from 
 the date of the building of Blackfriars Bridge in 1759 to the present time- 
 List of petitions presented against the Metropolitan Improvement Rate Bill- 
 Return of brick and pipe sewers sanctioned by the iletropolitau Board of 
 "Works for execution by each of the vestries and district boards in each of 
 the years 1856-57 to 1865-66— List of members of Metropolitan Board of 
 Works, January. 1867— Return of the assessment of ])roperty in the metro- 
 polis on the county rate basis— List of the Acts of Parliament which have 
 conferred powers upon the Metropolitan Board of Works— Return sliowing 
 all moneys owing at the formation of the Metropolitan Board of Works, and 
 the rates"of interest thereon ; amounts borrowed since, with dates and rates 
 of interest thereon, purposes for which they were intended, and security 
 given for the same ; amounts paid off, with dates of payment, and amounts 
 owiD"' by the Board on 1st January, 1867— Return showing the rateable 
 annual value on the 1st .January, 1856, of property in the City of London 
 and the several parishes of the metropolis within tlie jurisdiction of the 
 Board upon which the Board assessed the City of London and parishes ; also 
 showing the rateable annual value on 1st January in cacli succeeding jT-ar, 
 to which is abided the rateable annual value now in preparation for the main 
 ilrainagc rate, but not yet approved by the Board— Number of inspections of 
 houses'andof orders issued for sanitary iiniirovement in the City of London 
 in each of the years 1X56-66- Deatlis from cliolera per lOo attacked during 
 epidemic of 1866 in various divisions of the meiropalis— Total number of 
 deaths in the City in each of the years 1849-66, with proportion of alvine 
 disorders— Proportions of deaths from cholera in London and other cities and 
 towns of Euroi)e in various years— Comparison of death-rate per 1,(KJ0 of the 
 riopulation in tiic City of Lonrion and elsewhere in England and Wales— 
 D(jath-rate per 1,000 of population in various towns and cities of tlie United 
 Kin"dom <luring the summer quarter of 1866— Statement of the architect of 
 the '^Metropolitan Board of Works relative to the chief bars and street 
 obstructions in the metropolis— Summary of ))owcrs and duties of the City 
 Commissioncr«of Sewers, an<l the means by which such powers and duties
 
 16] 
 Local Government — continued. 
 
 are carried into cilcct — Tabular statement of the local Acts of the metropolis, 
 setting forth for each parish (I) title and date of local Act ; (2) number of 
 {lorsons elected or appointed under it, and name and style of the ofiices to 
 which they are elected or appointed ; (3) manner in which election or 
 apiiointment is made ; (1) period fm- which offices are held ; (">) nature of the 
 duties performed— Returns from each parish and extra-parochial place within 
 the metnjpolitan area under the jurisdiction of the Metropolitan Board of 
 Works, of the assessment upon which such parishes and places were assessed 
 to the property tax (Schedule A), police rate, couilty rate, and poor's rate, for 
 tlie year ending Ladyday, 1863. 
 
 Index to the reports. London, 1867. Folio, pp. ii., 39. 
 
 Local Government Board. Annual reports 1871-72 to 1900-01. 
 
 London, 1872-1901. 8vo, {continuing). 
 
 Contents of report 1898-99, pp. elxxxv., 712 :— 
 
 Report ; Local Government Act, 1888, and County Councils, including, 
 inter alia, metropolitan medical officers of health and sanitary inspectors ; 
 London (Equalisation of Rates) Act. 1894 ; Metropolis Water Act, 1897 — 
 Local Government Act. 1894 — Relief of the poor and tlie poor rate, in- 
 cluding, inter idia : Poor law expenditure and out-relief in the metropolis ; 
 Metropolitan Common Poor Fund ; Metropolitan Asylum District ; imbecile 
 asylums of Metropolitan Asj-lums Board ; occupations of pauper children 
 placed out (metropolis) ; report of Metropolitan Association for Befriending 
 Young Servants : outdoor medical relief (metropolis) ; casual paupers 
 (metropohs) ; return of deaths from starvation (metropolis) ; Metropolitan 
 Poor Act, 18'J8— Public health and local administration, including, inter 
 alia : Byelaws under the Public Heakh Acts and Public Health (London) 
 Act, 1891 ; appointment of analysts under Food and Drugs Act, 1875 ; 
 London vaccination returns ; Metropolitan water companies — Agricultural 
 Rates Act, 1896, and local taxation and valuation, including, inter alia. 
 equalisation of rates in London ; London debt, 189G-97 ; valuation to poor 
 rate, 1871-1898 (metropolis) ; local valuations compared with Crown valua- 
 tions (metropolis). 
 
 Appendices : Circulars, etc., issued by the Local Government Board, in- 
 cluding, inter alia : Poor Law Legislation in 1898 (circular letter to boards 
 of guardians in the metropolis) — Reports of inspectors, etc. (including, inter 
 alia, the reports of Major-General Scott, and Allen Stoneham, on the 
 metropolitan water 8ui)ply) — Local Government Act, 1888, and county 
 councils (including, infer alia, amounts certified as payable during 1898-99, 
 by the London County Council towards the remuneration of poor law 
 medical officers, etc.) — Other transactions affecting county councils, municipal 
 corporations, parish councils, etc. — Statistics of the number of paupers 
 relieved, including, infer alia : Mean number of paupers of all classes 
 (metropolis), 1862-99 ; mean number of paupers excluding vagrants and 
 insane (metropolis), 1802-99 ; mean number of adult able-bodied paupers, 
 excluding vagrants (metropolis), 1862-99 ; number of paupers (exclusive of 
 lunatics in asylums and licensed houses, and vagrants) relieved on the last 
 day of each week in 1898, and on the last day of the last week in each 
 month, 1857-97 (metropolis) ; number of paupers on the last day of the last 
 week of each quarter, 1897 and 1898 (metropolis) ; area, population, 1896, 
 rateable value on 6tli April, 1897, and pauperism and cost of relief for the 
 year ended Ladyday, 1898 (metropolitan unions) ; number of vagrants 
 relieved in metropolitan casual wards on Friday night in each week in 1897 
 and 1898 ; average number of vagrants relieved in metropolitan casual 
 wards on each Friday night from 1871 to 1898 ; number of vagrants 
 admitted into metropolitan casual wards during four weeks of the year 1898 ; 
 number of vagrants identified, for purposes of detention, by visiting officers 
 of metropolitan casual wards in 1898 ; number of vagrants charged at 
 metropolitan police courts in 1898 — Poor rates, etc.: receipts and expendi- 
 ture — Education of pauper children ; employment of children sent from
 
 162 
 Local Government Board —continued. 
 
 metropolitan pauper sohools-Metropulitaii Common Poor Fund— Poor law 
 officers— Vaccination— Infectious disease notification— Public health and 
 local administration (iucludiiiff. /«^fr alia, loans to metropchtan baths and 
 libraries and sanitary autlu)rities)-Disallo\vances, surcharges, allowances, 
 etc.— Orders— Local taxation returns, summary for 181)6-97 -Parliamentary 
 returns. 1898. 
 
 Supplements containing the reports of the medical officer, 
 
 1876-7, 1879, 1891-2, 1893-1 to 1899-1900. London, 1878-1901. 
 8vo, {continuing). 
 
 Contents, inter alia, of 1897-98 report (pp. xxvi,, 314) : Vaccination 
 st.atistics (includim,' births " unaccounted for." 1895 (metropolis); digest of 
 vaccination officers' returns, 189.^, metropolitan unions : Lamb s-conduit- 
 street animal vaccine station, operation statistics, 1897-98)— Table showing 
 week by week (1897), for each sanitary area in the county of London, cases 
 and deaths from each of following diseases : small-pox, scarlet fever, 
 diphtheria, enteric fever, simide continued fever, typhus fever. 
 
 Lead poisoning by moorland waters; being a report by 
 
 "W. H. Power. London^ 1895. 8vo, pp. viii., 332-424 (original 
 paging). 3 diagrams. 
 
 [Reprinted extract from medical officer's report for 1893-91.] 
 
 Model bye-laws for the use of sanitary authorities. 
 
 Part IV.— New streets and buildings. Loudon, 1884. 8vo 
 pp. 52. 
 
 [A pamphlet bound up with others ia volume, Streets and buildings, 
 bye-laws and ether j)//j)er.s- relating to (q.v.).] 
 
 Reports and papers on the port and riparian sanitary 
 
 survey of England and Wales, 1893-94 ; with an iutioduction by 
 the medical officer of the Local Government Board. London, 
 1895. 8vo, pp. viii., 740. Maps and plans. 
 
 The contents consist of a detailed r^'port on each customs port. That on 
 the London Port Sanitary District api)ears on pp. 2.")()-2(;.5. The heads of the 
 report are : Constitution— Limits of jurisdiction — Itiparian districts included 
 (wholly or in part) in the Port, Sanitary district— Apportionment of expenses 
 —General character ami efficiency of arlminist ration— Ports whence ships 
 arrive— Character of trade— Amount of shipping inwards during three years, 
 189U-92— Inland water communication— Lines of railway conveying goods 
 from port— Medical officer of health— Inspectors of nuisances— Nuisances— 
 Isf.lation hospital -I)isiiifc<-ling aji]! iratus -Morluiry- R gda'iotis uiiltr 
 the Public Health Act, 187.5— Adoption of Infeclious Disoa;se (Not ideation; 
 Act, 1889— Cholera orders. An appendix contains a table showing the 
 port sanitary districts, urban sanitary districts, a"d j.arislies of rural sanitary 
 districts riparian to the several customs ports of England and Wales. 
 
 Report by Sydney Stcphcn.son on an inquiry undertaken by 
 
 him at the request of the Local (jovernnient IJoaid upon the 
 ophthalmic state of poor law children in the metropolis. 
 London, 1897. Folio, pp. 239. 
 
 Contents of report: Introduction— Present state as to ophthalmia of the 
 prjor law children : (a) district and separate schools, (Ji) Roman Catholic 
 certified Bchwls, (c)" training ship " Exinoulh," {d) ophthalmic school, 
 (e) certific<l convalescent homes, (/) metropolitan infirmaries and workhouses, 
 \j) London prxir law children and their ophthalniic condition in 1K74 and 
 1890, (A) general summary of the state as to ophthalmia of children belonging
 
 163 
 Local Q-overnment Board — continued. 
 
 to metropolitan ami extra-metropolitan unions and parishes — The cause — The 
 remedy : (i.) description of a hospital school for children suffering from the 
 various forms of ophthalmia, (ii.) general recommendations — Summary and 
 conclusion. 
 
 Sup[)lem('ntal report : Tutroductioii — Jews' hospital — Dr. Stainer's homes — 
 Dr. I'arnardo's homes — Conclusion. 
 
 Appendix: Description of each of the district and separate metropolitan 
 poor law schools — Figures relating to ophthalmia in the various institutions 
 visited and in the institutions referred to in the 6up[)lemental report. 
 
 Report on the ventilation and warming in certain of the 
 
 metropolitan jjoor law schools, l)v William Napier Shaw, London, 
 1898. Folio, pp. 90 and plans. " 
 
 Local government directory, almanac and guide, 1901. London, 
 [1901.] 8vo, pp. li., 654. 
 
 Local Loans of England and Wales, An exposition of the 
 
 law relating to the boiTOwing of money by local authorities, 
 together with other practical information with respect to local 
 securities. London, 1883. 8vo, pp. xl., 438. 
 
 Contents : liaising of loans by local authorities —Repayment of loans by 
 local authorities — Advances by the Public Works Loans Commissioners — 
 Borrowing powers of local authorities under the general law — Borrowing 
 [)owers of local authorities under local Acts and provisional orders — Local 
 stock. 
 
 Appendices : Sections of Commissioners Clauses Act, 1847, with respect to 
 mortgages to be executed by the Commissioners — Metr.^politan Board of 
 Works (Loans) Act, 1869— Local Loans Act, 187.5— Sections in Derby 
 Corporation Act, 1882, relating to Corporation stock — Orders of Local 
 Government Board — Keg. v. Churchwardens of Wigan and others. Reg. v. 
 Sir Charles Reed. 
 
 Table of statutes — Table of cases cited. 
 
 Local Taxation. Metropolis local taxation, 18tjl. First report 
 from the select committee appointed to inquire into the local 
 taxation and government of the metropolis, and the local ad- 
 ministration of justice therein ; with minutes of evidence and 
 appendix. Loudon, 1861. Folio, pp. iv., 129. 
 
 Tables in body of evidence, inter alia : Produce of the duties on wine 
 (London-bridge Approaches Fund), gross and net produce of the City's metage 
 duty on corn, receipts and expenditure in respect of the City's fruit metage, 
 and gross and net produce of the City's groundage and waterbailliage on 
 corn, in ea'di of the years 1 ^.58-00. 
 
 Contents of appendix, inter alia : Amount of duties received upon 
 inland coals brought into London, and amount paid for drawback, both 
 foreign and iidand, in the period 18;?8-52. and in each of the years 
 18515-60 — Income from coal duty, distinguishing amrunt derived from 
 inland coal from that derived from coal entering the Port of London, in 
 each of the years 1853-60 — Quantities of coal brought to London by each 
 of the jailway companies, by the Grand Junction Canal, by the river 
 Thames riii Staines, by sea (with amount from each port and number of 
 ships bringing it) in each of the years 18r)2-60 — Annual cost of collection 
 of the coal duties—Income and expenditure of the Id. per ton coal duty 
 in each of the years 1853-60— Income and expenditure of London Bridge 
 Approaches Fuud (to which the 8d. per ton coal duty was applied) in each 
 of the years 1853-61 — List of pensions granted by the Corporati(jn to 
 Deputy Sea-Coal Meters upon the abolition of their offices, with lengths of 
 
 L 2
 
 16i 
 
 Local Taxation — continued. 
 
 service ;ind amounts of pension — Income and expenditure of the market 
 established for the sale of coals, and for regulating the vend and delivery of 
 coals within the cities of London and Westminster, and in certain parts of 
 the counties of Midtllesex, Surrey, Kent antl Essex, in each of the years 
 I8r)3-00 — Extracts from journals of the House of Commons of the 25th Novem- 
 ber, 1692 and 28th January, \t'>\)2 [ -■?] setting out the " state of the revenues of 
 the City of London and of the offices in the disposal of the Lord Mayor and 
 Sheriffs, and of the charge of their government" — Annual produce of the 
 several ilutics and payments constituting the '• Orphans' Fund," distinguisli- 
 ing the amount of each ihity or payment — List, with date, of each improve- 
 ment in the metropolis chargeable to the coal liuties — Account of monies 
 raised for public works exct'uted, buildings erecteil, or street improvements 
 efiected out of the coal duties receivable by the Corporation in the character 
 of trustees for administration or otherwise, since the same were made 
 chargeable V)y Parliament for such purposes in 176G, distinguishing such as 
 are situate within tlie City, witliout the City, and such as partake of a mixed 
 character, with names of public bodies or jterson entrusted with execution 
 of each — Ciiaiges for public improvements effected Ijy the Corporation on 
 the 4d. per ton coal duty in the period 1S5I5-60 — Income and expeniliture in 
 respect of improvements authorised to be effected by the Corporation to 
 complete the improvements authorised to be made by the Clerkenwell 
 Imjirovement Commissioners in the period ISaS-dO — Statement of moniej 
 rai>e<l by ilie Corporation, and still (Christmas. 1860) chargeable on its funds : 
 showing statute, if any, under wliich raised — Acts of Common Council 
 authorising loans — Forms of bonds useil in I'aising loans — Lands unsold in 
 connection with improvements undertaken by the Corporation — Chamber- 
 lain's accounts in respect of the produce and expenditure of the City's 
 estate, ]85y--Balance statement of the cash assets and liabilities of the 
 Corporation on l^lst December, 18.")9 — Expenditure by the Corporation in 
 each of the years 18.58-OU («) in reference to metropolitan and general pur- 
 poses, irrespective of the City ; (i) in reference to local government — State- 
 ment of various rates levied in the City of London and liberties in each of 
 the years 1856-GU, 
 
 Second repoi't, with luiuuies of evidence and appendix. London, 
 1861. Folio, pp. iv., 242. 
 
 Contents of apijcndix, inter alia : Statements showing rateable value of 
 ])ropcrty in each jjarish of Middlesex in January, 1861, with rates raised in 
 each (i) from an ordinary county rate of ijd. in the il ; and (ii) from a rate 
 of ^d. in the £ raised under the Lunatic Asylums Act, ]8r)3 — Ueiital of the 
 County of Middlesex as returned l)y the Overseers and amount in the £ 
 assessed for County rate in each of tlie years ]821)-(;o — Abstract of Middlesex 
 County Treasurers' Accounts. ISS'J-dO — Expenditure out of the Middlesex 
 County Kates in respect of the several county establishments, 1860 — 
 Outstandinu' debt of the County of Middlesex at Christmas, 1860— llaiiwell 
 Lunati<- Asylum : income and cx|)eii(liture. bSfiO — Middlesex Lunatic Asylum, 
 Colney Hatch : contiact prii'cs of the in'iiicipal articl(;s of consumption in 
 each lialf year from Ist July, 1851, to ;^<ith June, 1861, with weekly niain- 
 tcnaiicc rates i)er patient during vaiious periods — Amount of assessment 
 to .Middlesex County Kate in 18;}n, 1840. 1846, 1848, 1858 and 1858— Net 
 annual value of property in Middlesex liable to rate in each parish in 1846, 
 1853. and 1858, ;ind totals for each <ii vision — House of Correction, Coldbath 
 Fields : terms of imprisonment of all prisoners committed, numlier of 
 prisoners received who liave been sentenced to penal servitude, and number 
 of jirisoners committed under summary convictions, in each of the years 
 185.5-56 to 1859-60 — House of Cojrection, Westminster: terms of imprison- 
 ment and sentences of prisoners fexclusive of ])iisoners sentenced to p(!iial 
 servitude), and offences for wbirdi male pi'isoners were committed in e.'ich of 
 the years 1857-58 to 1859-60 — Number of i)iisoners sent for trial to various 
 tessions and assizes in Kent, Essex, Surrey and Hertford, from 1st January,
 
 165 
 Local Taxation — continued. 
 
 I860 to 30th April, 1861, for having committed offences within the Metro- 
 politan Police district beyond the jurisdiction of the Central Criminal 
 Court— Rateable annual value of property in each parish, etc., in the 
 metropolis as per county rate assessment or like estimate in each of the years 
 1856-61— Acreage of the parishes and districts in the metropolis as defined 
 by the Metropolis I^ocal Management Act, with acreage of that portion of each 
 covered by the River Thames — Return of amounts paid for metropolitan 
 stage carriages, and for stage carriages in the rest of England, and amount 
 paid for hackney carriage duty for year ended 31st March, 1861 — Number of 
 houses, public houses and other shops assessed to the House Tax within the 
 metropolis, as defined by the Metropolis Local Management Act, 1855, and 
 in the rest of (freat Britain, and amount of the assessment for each class, for 
 the year ended 1st. April, 1861 — Rateable value, 1861, of London parishes, 
 districts, etc. — Number of licences taken out by each proprietor of Metro- 
 politan hackney carriages, from one licence and upwards ; respective 
 amounts received from the parties for licences ; and respective amounts 
 received for duty. 
 
 Third report ; with proceedings. London, 1861. Folio, pp. xl. 
 
 Index to the three reports. London, 1861. Folio, pp. iv., 53. 
 
 Report from the select committee appointed to inquire and 
 
 report -whether it is expedient that the charges now locally 
 imposed on the occupiers of rateable property should be divided 
 between the owners and occupiers, and what changes in the 
 constitution of the local bodies now administering rates should 
 follow such division ; with proceedings, minutes of evidence. 
 London, 1870. Folio, pp. xxxiv., 348. 
 
 Contents of appendix, inter alia : Statement of Middlesex county ex- 
 penditure for the year 1868, with reference to the printed account of 
 expenditure for that year, distinguishing the amounts expended under 
 statute, and over which the Quarter Sessions have no control, and the 
 amounts expended over which the Quarter Sessions are supposed to have 
 control — Return showing total amount of local taxation in the metropolis 
 for the year ending March, 1867 (including the poor, county, and police 
 rates, and the amounts made to meet the precepts of the Metropolitan Board 
 of Works) ; total annual value of property in the metropolis according to 
 the county and poor rate basis, with the rate in the £ on each of those 
 rentals ; also population, area in statute acres, and number of persons per 
 acre, according to the last census (1861) — Local taxes now leviable in 
 England and Wales beyond the metropolis. 
 
 Local Taxation Commission, 1896 — First report of Her 
 
 Majesty's Commissioners appointed to inquire into the present 
 system under which taxation is raised for local purposes, and 
 report whether all kinds of real and personal property con- 
 tribute equitably to such taxation, and, if not, what alterations in 
 the law are desirable in order to secure that result. — Local rates 
 in England and Wales : valuation and collection. London, 1899. 
 Folio, pp. 62. 
 
 Contents : Introductory — History of the law affecting valuation — System 
 of valuation for the purposes of the poor rate aiflcl the collection thereof — 
 System of valuation for the purposes of the county rate and the collection there- 
 of — System of valuation for the purposes of the borough rate and the collection 
 thereof — System of valuation and collection of rates in the County 
 of London — System of valuation for the purposes of the Income Tax 
 (Schedule A) and Inhabited House Duty — System of valuation for the
 
 166 
 
 Local Taxation —continued. 
 
 purposes of the Land Tax — Objections to the present system of valuation 
 outside the County of London— Objections to the present system of valuation 
 in the County of London — Attempts made to improve the system of 
 valuation — Objections to the present system of the collection of rates — 
 Attempts made to improve the system of collection — Suggested areas for the 
 purposes of valuaticm — Recommendations. 
 
 Contents of appendix to report, inter alia : Tables showing, as regards 
 population and rateable value, the relation of i)oor law unions to couaties 
 and boroughs in England and Wales — Statements of certain witnesses 
 referring to the disadvantages of the existing systems of valuation and 
 collection — Chronological index to Acts of i'arliament and list of cases 
 referred to in the report. 
 
 Second report. — Valuation and rating in respect of tithe rent 
 charge. London, 1899. Folio, })p. 38. 
 
 Contents : Origin of tithes — Statutory liability of the incumbent to be 
 assessed to the jwK)r rate — Assessment of tithes from IfiOl to ISIO — Object of 
 the Tithe Act, 1836, and its effect upon incumbents — Effect of the 
 Parochial Assessments Act, 1836, upon incumbents — Practice and method of 
 assessing titlie rentcharge from 1(540 to 1858 — Effect of the Poor 
 Rate Exemption Act, 184(i, upon incumbents— Position of incumbents after 
 183»; — Practice and method of assessing tithe rentcharge after 1S5S — 
 Imposition of rates for new pur])OSes since the Tithe Act, 1836 — Kxemptions 
 made by the legislature in favour of tithe and tithe rentcharge— Effect of 
 the Agricultural Hates Act, 18^6, on titheowners — Claims put forward on 
 behalf of incumbents for alterations in the system of valuing tithe rent- 
 charge— Pressure of the present law upon incumbants — Conclusions — 
 Chronological index to Acts of Parlioment and list of cases referred to in 
 the report. 
 
 Minutes of evidence taken. Vol. I. (1st to 29th days) ; with index. 
 London, 1898. Folio, pp. viii., 513. 
 
 Appendix to minutes of evidence. Vol. 1. Part 1. — Memoranda 
 prepared by witnesses representing certain government depart- 
 ments. London, 1898. Folio, pp. xii., 325, 
 
 Contents : — 
 
 Memorandum by Local Government Board (England) : Statement as to 
 the statutory provisions relating to the general principles and machinery 
 of valuation for assessment to local rates, and the properties which are 
 a8.«essed to such rates in P]ngland and \V"ales — Statement showing with 
 re.«pect to local rates in England and Wales the several rates leviable, the 
 purpose for which they are raiseil, the local authorities who expend them, 
 the properties which are assessed to them, whether the rates are paid by the 
 owners or occupiers, and whether they are raised on the full annual value of 
 the properties, and, if not, on what ])ortion of such value, and after what 
 dwluctioriR, if any — Statement showing the purposes for which new or 
 arlditional local taxation has been authorised by Parliament to be raised in 
 Eni:land and Wales, since the year 186'.). 
 
 .Memorandum on the valuation and rating systems of Scotland by tlie 
 Scottish Office. 
 
 Memorandum on local taxation in Ireland by the Local Government Board 
 for Ireland. 
 
 Memorandum on the statutory provisions in force in Ireland relating to 
 the general principles and machinery of valuation for rating purposes by the 
 Commissioner of Valuation for Irelanrl. 
 
 Memorandum on the valuation of railways, canals, tramways, water- 
 works, etc., in Scotland, by the Assessor of Railways and Canals for 
 Scotland,
 
 167 
 
 Local Taxation — continued. 
 
 Appendix to minutes of evidence, Vol. T. Part II. — Memoranda 
 j)repared and papers handed in by witnesses other than those 
 representing government departments. London, 1898. Folio, 
 pp. xi-c, 382. 
 
 Contents : Memoranda by the Town Clerks of Kingston -upon -Hull, 
 Blackburn, St. Helens, Plymouth and Tunbridge Wells representing the 
 Association of JIunicipal Corporations — Statement pre[)are(i by Sir H. B. 
 Poland — Memorandum by the Secretary to the Mining Association of Great 
 Britain — Pieport of the Committee on I;Ocal Taxation to the Norfolk 
 Chamber of Agriculture — Memorandum on behalf of the Norfolk Chamber 
 of Agriculture — Paper by the Clerk to the Board of Guardians of West 
 Derby Union, Lanes. — Paj)er on behalf of the Machinery Users' Association — 
 Paper by the Clerk to the Board of Guardians and to the Assessment 
 Coniiinttee of Glaofi>rd lirigg Union, Lines.— Report of the Committee 
 a]ipointeI to report as to what steps are necessary to protect the interests of 
 various branches of trade in view of the increased assessments of local 
 authorities for rating purposes, and the anomalous conditions under which 
 assessments arc made, to tlie Council of the T^ondon Chamber of Commerce — 
 Memorandum l)y the Clerk to the Assessment Committee of the Samford 
 Union, Suffoll — Table by the Rector of Lasham, rej)resenting the Parlia- 
 mentary Committee of the Diocese of Winchester — -Memorandum by the 
 County Councils Association — Memoranila by the Clerks of the County 
 Councils of Lancaster and East and West Sussex, representing the County 
 Councils .Association — Memorandum by the Town Clerk of Dover, repre- 
 senting the Association of iMiinicipal Corporations — Memorandum by the 
 Treasurer of Bolton — Memorandum by the Clork to the Assessment Com- 
 mittee of Cardiff Union. GlamorgaTi — Tallies by the Presi<leDt of the Union 
 and Rural District Clerks' Association — Memorandum by the Secretarj- and 
 Solicitor to the Tithe Rentcharge Owner's' Union — -Memorandum by the 
 Vicar of High Easter, Chelmsford, Essex, representing the Tithe Rentcharge 
 Owners' Union — Papers relating to the ratoability and assessment of tithe 
 rentcharge by the Vicar of Portslade, near Brighton — -Memorandum by the 
 Statistical Officer of the Lrmdon County Council — Memorandum on behalf 
 of the Commercial and other gas companies — Memorandum by the Chairman 
 of the South Metropolitan Gas Company — Memorandum by the Secretary 
 to the Southampton Gas Light and Coke Company — Memorandum by the 
 Secretary of the Lambeth Waterworks Company— Memorandum by Captain 
 E. G. Pretyraan. on behalf of the Local Ta.x;ation Committee — Tables by the 
 Town Clerk of Walsall— Memorandum by Mr. R. H. Rew, Secretary of the 
 Central Chamber of Agriculture a^d of the Local Taxation Committee, and 
 late an Assistant Commissioner of the Ro.yal Commission on Agriculture — 
 Memorandum on behalf of the Church Committee in the House of 
 Commons — -Pajiers by the Secretary to the Ecclesiastical Commission — 
 Memorandum by the Rating Agents to the Great Western, Midland and 
 London and North Western Railway Companies, representing the Railway 
 Companies Association — ^Points upon which Clerks to certain poor law 
 nnions were asked to give information to the Commission. 
 
 Minutes of evidence taken, Vol. II. (30th to 36th and 43rd to 49th 
 days) ; -with index and appendix. London, 1899. Folio, pp. iv., 
 352. 
 
 Contents of appendix : Memoranda by the Assistant Valuer and Statis- 
 tical Officer of the l^ondon County Council — Memoranda by the Vestry 
 Clerks of Islington and Kensington — Memoranda by Mr. VV. H. Warner, of 
 Messrs. Lofts and Warner, estate agents and surveyors — Resolutions of the 
 London School Board, handed in on behalf of that body by Sir Charles Elliott, 
 Mr. H. Morgan-Browne and Mr. T. J. Macnamara — Memoranda by Mr. H. 
 JIorgan-Browne and Mr. T. J. Macnamara. members of the London School 
 Board — Memorandum by the Vestry Clerk nf Camberw,ell — Memorandum
 
 168 
 
 Local Taxation —continued. 
 
 In- the Clerk to the Wandsworth District Board of Works>— Memorandum by 
 Mr. 15. F. C. Costelloe, on behalf of the T^ondon County Council— Memoranda 
 by Messrs. E. V. Huxtable. W. H. Wai,vst:ill' and Walter Barnett. on behalf of 
 the Corporation of London and the City KatinLr Authorities— Table showinf? 
 as regards certain benetiees in England and Wales, gross income from all 
 sources, outgoings, net income, rateable value upon which rates were paid, 
 and ])ercentage of rates to net income for the year 1897-'.)8— Statement 
 fallowing for the year 181)6 gross income from all sources (excluding the 
 value of the j^arsonage house) and the outgoings of certain benefices where the 
 rates, cumtes" sti|)ends. or other necessary outgoings reduce the gross income 
 to a small amount — Amount of tithe rent charge in England and Wales — 
 Points u|)on which clerks to certain valuation and rating authorities in the 
 metropolis were asked to give information to the Commission. 
 
 Loch (C- S) Charities register and digest, being a classified 
 register of charities in or available for the metropolis, together 
 ■with a digest of information respecting the legal, voluntary, and 
 other means for the j)rev('utior. and relief of distress and the 
 improvement of the condition of the poor. London, 1890. 8vo, 
 pp. cxcix.. 970. 
 
 Contents : Introduction — Charity Organisation Society — Eelief in affliction 
 — Relief in sickness — Relief in distress— Reformatory relief — Miscellaneous — 
 Spiritual institutions — Local charities, poor law, etc. — Benevolent in- 
 stitutions — Friendly societies — Trade societies— Registry ofliccs — Savings 
 banks — Index. 
 
 The same — London, 1895. 8vo, ])p. cciv., 1010. 
 
 The same — London, 1898. 8vo, pp. clxxxii., 711. 
 
 Lockie f John) Topography of ]jondon ; giving a concise local 
 (leseTi]>tion of, and accurate direction to, every square, street, 
 lane, court, dock, wharf, inn, public office, etc., in the metropolis 
 and its environs, including the new buildings to the present 
 time, iipon a plan never hitherto attempted ; the whole alpha- 
 l)etically arranged. Second edition. London, 1813. 12mo, not 
 paged. 
 
 The book is accompanied by a map of London and its environs, dated 1814. 
 
 Locomotives on Roads, lieport from select committee appointed to 
 enquire into ti)e effect of the use of locomotive engines on 
 turnpike and other public roads, and as to the limitations and 
 restrictions which ought to be imposed by law on their use upon 
 finch roads for securing the public safety and protecting the 
 public interests ; with pi'oceedings, minutes of evidence, 
 appendix, and index. London, 1873. Folio, ])p. xxiv., 215. 
 
 Loftie (^ReV. W. J.) Memorials of the Savoy: the palace, the 
 hosjtital, the chapel. London, 1878. 8vo, i)p. ix., 267. 
 
 Contents, ititrr alia : Origin of the Savoy — Ancient limits of Westminster 
 and the Savoy — Strand — Manor house — Destruction of the Savoy — Savoy 
 settled on the Crown — Hospital — End of the Hospital — Savoy in 1739 — 
 Chapel. 
 
 Appendix (consisting of original texts of grants and other deeds) — Index. 
 
 Illustrations, etc. ; Old Savoy — Ruins of fheMjarrack and prison — Hospital 
 in l.otJO — Plan of Savoy precinct in 1730 — Chapel Tower in 1787 — Map of 
 the Savoy liberty IS.^'O — Chapel and prison.
 
 1G9 
 
 Loftie (Rev. W. J.) —continued. 
 
 A History of London. London, 1883. 8vo, 2 vol. 
 
 Contents : 
 
 Vol. J. (pp. XX., 447) : Site of London— Konian Lomlon — Saxon i.on<lon — 
 London after the Conquest —Struggle for liberty — Rise of the companies — 
 Wards and C(jmpanies — I'ishop — Yorlc and Lancasti-r in London — 
 Shakespeare's London — War. Plague, and Fire— Wren — Bank — Corporation. 
 
 Vol. II. (pp. viii., 419) : Middlesex — Westminster — Hamlets of Westnnnster 
 — Parks and Palaces— Tower and Tower Hamlets — Nortliern suburbs — 
 Western suburbs — Southern suburbs — " Metropolitan area." Appendices : 
 Calendar of the mayors and sheriffs of London from 118t) to 1882 — Members 
 of Parliament for the City of London, 1284-1880 — Parishes in London — 
 Wren's churches and other public buildings in the City — Prebemlal manors of 
 St. Paul's — Note on wards and parishes — Members of Parliament for 
 Westminster City —Members of J'arliament for Southwark — Members of 
 Parliament for Middlesex — Index to the two volumes. 
 
 Maps, etc., 
 
 Vol. 1. : London before the houses — West F>ournc. Ty Bourne, and Hole 
 Bourne and Fleet — Roman London — Saxon London — London in the thirteenth 
 century — London in wards and parishes— St. Paul's before l.^tjl — St. Faith 
 under St. Paul — Interior of St. Paul's choir — Southern aspect of St. Paul's — 
 Entrance to St. Paul's choir — Entrance to Guildhall — London in ir)04, by 
 Ryther of Amsterdam — London and Westminster, showing the forts erected 
 by order of Parliament in 1(J43 — Temple Gate — London from the north in 
 166.J — London after the Fire of 1066 — Wren's plan for rebuilding the City 
 of Lond(;n — I'ow Steeple — St. Magnus — St. Stephen, Wallbrook — London 
 Bridge before lotil — Ijord Mayor Crosby's cup. 
 
 Vol.11. : Tower in 15.">:?— Hundreds of Middlesex about 17.50 — Westminster 
 in 1658 — Benedictine Abbey of Westminster — Westminster Hall in the 
 eighteenth century — York Gate — City and Liberties of Westminster — Manor 
 of Stepney — Northern suburbs — Western suburbs — Marylebone estate in 
 1708 — Soutliern suburbs — London and the suburbs, showing the area built 
 ui)on at different dat«i— Parish of St. Peter Cheap — Cheap after the Conquest. 
 
 ■ Kensington, picturesque and historical. London, 1888. 
 
 4to. pp. xix., 287. Illustrations, maps, etc. 
 
 Contents: Geography of Kensington — The Veres and the Manor — Holland 
 House — Old Kensington — Kensington Palace and Kensington Gardens — 
 Church of St. Mary Abbots — Modern Kensington. 
 
 London City : its history, streets, traffic, buildings, people ; 
 
 illustrated by W. Luker, from original drawings. London, 1891. 
 Large 4to, pp. xvi., 377. 
 
 Contents : Origin of the City — Growth of the City — City government — 
 Commerce — Churches — City as it is. 
 
 ■ London. [Historic towns scries.] Third edition. London, 
 
 1892. 8vo, pp. X., 223. 3 maps. 
 
 Contents : London before Alfred — Portreeves — Mayors— Wardens — 
 Municipality — London and Midillescx — The Church in London — London 
 trade — London and the Kingdom — Index. 
 
 Maps : London about the year 1300 — Roman London — Ward of Castle 
 Eaynard. 
 
 Inns of Court and Chancery. London, 1895. 8vo, pp. xi., 
 
 302. Illustrations. 
 
 Contents : Site — Chapels — Inner Temple — Middle Temple — Lincoln's Inn 
 — Gray's Inn — Inns of Chancery.
 
 170 
 
 Loudon [A view of] Lunden [from the Tower to St. Paul's.] 
 LAuonymous.] [London], 1623. Size, 12| by 4| inches. 
 
 City Law, or the course and practice in all manner of 
 
 juridicall proceedings in the Hustings in Guildhall, London ; 
 Englished out of an ancient French manuscript ; also, an 
 alpliabet of all the offices disposed and given by the Lord 
 Mayors of London. [Anonymous.] London, 1647. Small 
 4to, pp. [viii.], 69. 
 
 City Law, shewing the customs, franchises, liberties, 
 
 privileges and immunities of the famous city of London, together 
 with the names, natures, kinds, jurisdictions, powers and 
 proceedings of the seveial courts within the same, as also the 
 titles, qualities, advantages, and profits of the severall officers and 
 offices in London ; and in whose dispose those offices are. 
 [Anonymous.] London. 1658. 16mo, pp. [viii.], 127. 
 
 A ])lan of London and Westminster, showing the forts 
 
 erected by order of the Parliament in 1643 and the desolation by 
 the fire in 1666. [Anonymous.] No scale given. Size, 
 f'4 by 8 inches. 
 
 A true and faithful account of the several informations 
 
 exhibited to the honounible committee appointed by the 
 Parliament to inquire into the late dreadful burning of the City 
 of London, together with other infoi-matioiis touching the inso- 
 lency f>f pcjpish priests and jesuites ; and the increase of popery 
 brought to the honourable committee appointed by the Par- 
 liament for that purpose. [London], 1667. Svo, pp. 35. 
 
 Lex Londinensis, or the City law, showing the powers, 
 
 customs and j>i-actice of all the several courts belonging to the 
 famous City of London, together with several Acts of Comnaon 
 Council, and also a method for the ministers Avithin the said 
 City to recover theii- tithes. [Anonymous.] London, 1680. 
 8vo., pp. [vii.], 271. 
 
 Contents : Lord Mayor's court — Orphans' court — Court of Hustings — 
 Court of Common fVjunoel — Court of Aklerme!! — Wardmotes - Courts of 
 Cf)nst'rvafy for the river of Thames — Court of Conscience — Sheriffs' court — 
 Chamberlain's court — Index. 
 
 The pleadings, arguments, and other proceedings in the 
 
 Court of King's Bench upon the quo warranto, touching the 
 charter of the City of Loudon, with the judgement entred 
 thereupon. [Anonymous.] London, 1696. Folio, pp. [iv.], 
 35, 22, 65, 126. 
 
 A new view of Londou ; or, an ample account of that city, in 
 
 two volumes or eight sections, being a more particular 
 description thereof than has hitherto been known to be published 
 of any city in the world. [Anonymous.] London, 1708. 
 8vo, 2 vol. pp. [xxxi], ilii., 824 (two vols, continuously paged). 
 5 plates. 
 
 Contents : Index to the founders, patrons, incumbents, benefactors, 
 lecturers, and remarkable passages — Index to the monuments, cenotaphs, etc., 
 JHRcriptions, epitaphs, arms, except the arms of companies — Introduction
 
 171 
 
 London — continued. 
 
 concerning London in general : its antiquity, magnitude, walls and gates, 
 number of houses, inhabitants, fighting men: its riches, strength, fran- 
 chises, etc. — Streets, squares, lanes, markets, courts, alleys, rows, rents, 
 yards, and inns, in London, Westminster and Southwork : ali)liabetically 
 shewing their names, derivation, quality of building and inhabitants, 
 dimensiiins, bearing, and distance from (^liaring-cross : with many other 
 remarkable passages — An account of the churehes in London, Westminster 
 and Southwork : shewing their situation ; their names ; foundation ; orders 
 of building : ornaments ; dimensions of the churches, steeples, and number of 
 bells ; benefactors ; monumcTits and tombs described, with their epitaphs, 
 jnscri])tions, mottos, arms, &c. ; the nature and value of the livings an<i 
 tythes, and what rated in the Queen's Books ; with tlie names of the patrons, 
 improjiriators, rectors, vicars, lecturers, hours of i)rayer, organs : also the 
 number of ward and parish ofhcers, the contents or bounds of each parish, 
 and number of houses therein — Alphabetical account of Companies and their 
 Halls and of Guildhall, Exchanges, East India, African, and Trinity Hou.ses 
 and companies. Custom House, Leaden Hall, Bank of England, etc. — i^'uecn's 
 Palaces, eminent houses of the nobility, etc.. Houses of Lords and Commons, 
 and the Tower of London, Westminster Hall, Hicks's Hall, and Justice Halls, 
 etc. — Alphabetical account of the colleges, libraries, musffiums of rarities, 
 free schools, Inns of Court and Chancery, Courts of Judicature, etc., offices 
 of law, and others — Hospitals, prisons, workhouses, and houses of correction, 
 almshouses and charity schools within the cities of London, Westminster, 
 and Southwark, in alphabetical order, by the places, as streets, etc., of their 
 situation — Fountains, bridges, conduits, ferries, docks, kejs, wharfs, plying- 
 places for boats and their distances from London-Bridge, waters, lights, 
 insurances of all kinds, bagnios, baths hot and cold — Alphabetical account"of 
 the publick statues in and about the City — Explanation of the terms of art 
 used in this treatise — Supplement (corrections and additions). 
 
 Plates: City of London arms — London, Westminster and Southwark. IfiOO 
 (circa) — London, Westminster and Southwark, 1707 — Arms of the twelve 
 City Companies — Arms of the minor City Companies. 
 
 New remarks of London, or a survey of the cities of 
 
 . London and Westminster, of Southwark and part of Middlesex 
 
 and Surrey, within the circumference of the bills of mortality ; 
 
 collected by the Company of Parish Clerks. London, 1732. 
 
 12mo, pp. viii., 411. 
 
 This consists, in the first place, of an account of each parish and parish 
 church (giving derivations of names, boundaries of parishes, numbers of 
 hou.ses, etc.). Then follows an alphabetical table of all the streets, etc., 
 within the bills of mortality, with a reference to the liberty in which it is 
 situate. An appendix contains a list of the Inns of Court and Chancery, 
 with the courts, etc., therein. Sundry additional information is given. 
 
 Urbium Londini et Westmonastcrii nee non Subui-bii 
 
 Southwark. [Anonymous ] Niiremberg, 1736. Scale, 9| inches 
 to the mile. Size, 59 by 20| inches. 
 
 A new and compleat survey of London ; by a citizen and 
 
 native of London. London, 1742. 8vo, 2 vol., pp. [vii.], 1257, 
 7 (index) (two vols, continuously paged). Map. 
 
 Contents : All the publick transactions and memorable events that have 
 happened to the citizens from its foundation to the year 1742 — A particular 
 description of the thirteen wards on the east of Walbrook — Of the twelve 
 wards on the west of Walbrook — A political account of London : parallels 
 between this and the most celebrated cities of antiquity, as well as the 
 modern great cities of Europe, Asia, and Africa — \n historical account of 
 the city governments, ecclesiastical, civil and military — A full account of the
 
 172 
 
 London — continued. 
 
 •:reat and extensive commerce of the city ; and of the several incorporations 
 of the arts and mysteries of the citizens — Of the present state of learning 
 in this city — History and antiquities of Westminster : its government, 
 ecclesiastical and civil — Of the several parishes and liberties in the County 
 of Middlesex, within the Bill of Mortality — Of the Borough of Southwark 
 and places contiguoue in the County of Surry. 
 Map : London, 17^2. 
 
 London and its environs described, containine' an account of 
 
 whatever is most remarkable for grandeur, elegance, curiosity or 
 use in the citv and in the country twentv miles round it ; 
 comprehending also whatever is most material in the history and 
 antiquities of this great metropolis. [Anonymous.] London, 
 176L Svo, 6 vols. Plates. 
 
 The description is arranged alphabetically throughout the six volumes 
 under the names of streets, churches, etc. An interesting feature is the 
 means adopted for showing briefly the derivation of the names of the streets, 
 viz., by the use of six symbols which, according to a table in the front of the 
 first volume, indicate respectively those derived (i.) from the ground land- 
 lord, who built the street, lane or alloy, etc. ; (ii.) from signs'i (iii.) from 
 neighbouring places, as churches, etc. ; (iv.) from trees formerly growing 
 there : (v.) from ridicule ; (vi.) from their situation, as backwards, forward.s, 
 with respect to other streets. 
 
 i'lates, inttT (ilia : 
 
 Vol. I. (i)p. [ix.], 311: 14 i)lates) : Westminster Abbey — Shakespear's 
 monument — Captain Cornwall's monument — Henry VII, 's chapel — 
 Admiralty— Bank — Bantjuet ting House,W]utchall — St. Bartholomew Hospital 
 — Bethlem liospital and London Bridge (I plate) — Figures on Bethlem 
 Gat€ — Sir Gregory Page's seat, Blackheath — Bedford House, Bloomsbury 
 Square. 
 
 Vol. II. (pp. [iv.]. 352 ; 10 plates) : British Museum -Plan of the British 
 Museum — Burlington House, Piccadilly — Chelsea Hosjiital— Chiswick House — 
 Christ's Church Hospital — House of Commons and entrance to the House of 
 Lords — Covent Garden — Custom House, Thames Street — Devonshire House, 
 Piccadilly — St. Dunstan in the East — East India House — Foundling 
 Hospital. 
 
 Vol. III. (jtp. [iv.].328 ; 14 plates) : St. George, Bloomsbury— Gray's Inn- 
 Greenwich Hospital — Gresham College — Guildhall — Gunneisbury House 
 — Guy's Hospital — Ham|)ton Court — St. James' Palace — Kensington Palace-- 
 Lambeth Palace — Lincoln's Inn. 
 
 Vol. IV. (pp. [iv.], 3r>u ; '> plates): Houses in Lincoln's Inn Fields — 
 Mansion House — Marltwrough House — Bow Steeple — Part of the Mews and 
 St. Martin's Church. 
 
 Vol. V. (pp. [vi.], 348 ; plates) : Monument— Northumberland House, 
 Charing Cross — St. Paul's — College of Physicians — Royal Exchange. 
 
 Vol. VI. (pp. [iv.J, 37(j ; 17 plates) : Somerset House— St. Stephen's, 
 Walbrfjok — Temple liar — York Stairs — St. Thomas' Hospital — The Tower — 
 Treasurv and Horse Guards — Westminster Bridge — Westminster Hall — Gate 
 of old Palace of Whitehall. 
 
 Laws and customB, rights, liberties and privileges of the 
 
 City of Ijondon. [Anonymous.] London, 17Go. Svo, pp. xix., 
 315, (xii.). 
 
 List of the by-laws of the City of London, unrepealed. 
 
 [Anonymous.] London, 1769. Svo, pp. 134. Index. 
 
 The by-laws are arranged chronologically, dating from 16 Edward III.
 
 173 
 
 London — continued. 
 
 ■ Plan of London, with its modei'n improvements. [Anony- 
 mous.] London, 1814. Scale, 3*- inches to the mile. Size, 
 22| by l^ inches. 
 
 The picture of London for 1817 : being a correct guide to 
 
 all the curiosities, amusements, exhibitions, public establish- 
 ments, and remai'kablo objects, in and near London ; with a 
 collection of appropriate tables, two large maps, and various 
 other engravings. [Anonymous.] Eighteenth edition. London, 
 1816. i2mo, pp. XX., 340. 
 
 London parishes : containing the situation, antiquity and 
 
 re-building of the churches within the bills of mortality. 
 [Anonymous.] London, 1824. 8vo, pp. 156. 
 
 The public edifices of the British metropolis with historical 
 
 and descriptive accounts of the different buildings. [Anony- 
 mous.] London, 1825. Large 4to, pp. 22. 21 plates. 
 
 Plates : Front of Cathedral of St. Paul— Side view of Cathedral of 
 St. Paul— Interior of Cathedral of St. Paul— Henry Vll.'s Chapel, West- 
 minster Abbey — Westminster Abbey — Interior of Westminster Abbey — 
 Interior of St. Stephen's, Walbrook — St. George's Church, Hanover Square — 
 St. Paul's, Covent Garden — West front of St. Martin's Church — Queen's 
 Palace or I?uckin<i-ham House — Horse Guards — Carlton Palace — Banquetting 
 House, Whitehall — Somerset House, Strand — Pantheon, Oxford Street — 
 Bank of England — Royal Exchange — Blackfriars Bridge — Westminster 
 Bridge — Monument. 
 
 T 
 
 Pictorial half-hours of London topography. [Edited b 
 
 C. Knight.] London, [1851.] 4to, pp. 233. 
 
 Contents : Parks — Gardens — Royal PaLaces — New palace of Westminster — 
 Government departments — Tower — St. Paul's Cathedral — Westminster 
 Abbey — ■ Asylums — Schools — Medical and surgical hospitals — Lunatic 
 asylums — Learned societies — Churches of the metropolis — Inns of Court and 
 Chancery— Doctors Commons— Lambeth palace — Port of London — Bridges 
 — Docks — Thames tunnel — London Companies and their halls — Royal 
 Kxchange — Banks — Stock Exchange — Guildliall and Mansion house — Law 
 courts and prisons — British Museum — ExhDiitions of Art — Markets — Clubs — 
 Theatres — Railway stations. 
 
 The register of persons entitled to vote in the election of 
 
 members of parliament for the City of London, as freemen of 
 such City, being liverymen of the several companies thereof, and 
 as inhabitant householders of such City. London, 1855. 8vo, 
 pp. 566. 
 
 The first part is arranged in alphabetical order of trades ; the second, in 
 alphabetical order of wards. The names of voters are, in each case, in 
 alphabetical order. 
 
 The little London Directory of 1677 : the oldest printed 
 
 list of the merchants and bankers of London, repi'inted from the 
 exceedingly rare original ; with an introduction ])ointing out 
 some of the most eminent merchants of tlie period. 
 [Anonymous.] London, 1863. Small 8vo [unpaged].
 
 174 
 
 London — continued. 
 
 Old London : papers read at the London Oongresa of the 
 
 ArchtBological Institute of Great Britain and Iieland, July, 1866. 
 London, 1867. 8vo, ])p. xi., 376. 
 
 Contents : — 
 
 I'relimiiiary address ; by A. J. B. Bcresfonl-Hope. 
 
 Archieology in its roliLcious aspect ; by Dean Stanley. 
 
 Some particulars concerning the military architecture of the Tower of 
 
 Lontion ; by G. T. Clark. 
 The Chapter-house of Westminster ; by George Gilbert Scott. 
 On the sculpture in Wc-;tminstcr .\bbey; by Professor Westmacott. 
 Westminster Hall : by Ivlwanl I'^oss. 
 Public lu'cunl otlice; by .Joseph i!urtt. 
 London and her election nf Stephen ; by Rev. J. R. Green, 
 lloyal picture galleries : by George Scharf. 
 
 ^Map of (being a supplement to Land). London, 1881. 
 
 In 18 sheets, each measuring 11) by 12f inches. Scale, 9 inches 
 to the mile. 
 
 Suburban homes of London. A residential guide to 
 
 favourite London localities, their society, celebrities and 
 associations, with notes on their rental, rates and house 
 accommodation. [Anoiiymous.] London, 1881. 8vo, pp. x., rj62. 
 
 London Bridg'e Clironicles of London Bridge, by an antiquary 
 i.e. li. 'riiomsonj. London, 1827. 8vo, pp. xvi., 687. 5*6 
 ennri-avings. 
 
 Contents, intfr nlii : Acts of Parliament concLroing the Bridge — Bridge 
 property in various parishes — Blackfriars liridge — -Waterworks — -Bridge 
 House Estati Committee — Ordinances for Butchers — Fire of London — 
 Flond.s — Frost8 and Fro.-t Fairs — Offices and Officers of the P>ridge — 
 P.ageants — Reports and plans for the improvement of the port of Ijondon — 
 Soutliwark — Thames Fords and Ferries — Westminster iiridge — Vauxhall 
 Bridge. 
 
 A view of the northern approach while in a state of 
 
 progress. Size by inches. 
 
 Ko author, date or place of publication. 
 
 A professional survey of the old and new London Bridgea, 
 
 and their approaches, including histoi-ical memorials of both 
 Hd-iictMi-cs ; with I'cmai'ks on the jtrobablu ('i'lVuifs of the changes 
 in |ii-ogre.ss on the navigation of the Tliaines. [Anonymous.] 
 London, 1831. 8vo. pp. iv., 46. 14 jjlates. 
 
 The plates illustrate vaiious asjtects of the two bridges, both generally and 
 in detail. 
 
 Report from the select committee of the House of Lords 
 
 on the i^ondon Bridge Bill ; with proceedings, minutes of 
 evidence, and appendix. London, 1879. Folio, pp. viii., 172. 
 
 Contents of ai)pendix : Traffic over London Bridge hourly between fi a.m. 
 and 9 fi.m, on Tues<lay. 2.'5rd May, 180."^, Monday, ;Wth June, 1879, and 
 Tuesday, 1st July, 1879 — Traffic over Southwark Bridge hourly between 
 fi a.m. and 9 p.m. on Tuesday, Ist July, 1879 — Summary of tralHc returns 
 over London Bridge during two coiiKecutive weeks, e.xcept Sundays, which 
 ende<l at midnight on Saturday, 3Uth January, and at midnight on Saturday,
 
 176 
 
 London Bridge —continued. 
 
 fjth February, 1875 — Summary of returns of the number of horses that fell, 
 and also the number of stoppages of the carriageway traffic upoa the bridge, 
 and the causes of such stoppages, during the two conf^ecutive weeks, except 
 the Sundays, wliich ended at midnight on Saturday, 30th January, and at 
 midnight on Saturday, 6th February, 1875. — Table showing time taken by a 
 handsom cab in crossing London Bridge, between King William statue and 
 the steps leading to river on so'ith side V)etween 3.51 and 4.23 i).ni. on 
 Thursday, H'th July, 1879 (.') — Table showing time occupied l)y omnibuses 
 in going from the statue of William IV., in King William Street to the 
 (^lock Tower, in Wellington Street, over London Bridge, and vice verm on 
 Monday, 15th June, 1803. 
 
 London Chamber of Commerce Annual reports (fiist to seventh) 
 
 of the Council to the members of the Chamber, 1882-88. 
 London, 1883-89. 8vo, 7 vol. 
 
 Statistical sections containing numerous tables of London interest are 
 appended to the first six reports. Among the subjects treated of are the 
 following : Coal and coke brought into London by railway, canal and road, 
 and by sea— Trade of the port — London wool sales — Receipts from City of 
 London Corporation coal and grain dues— Consumption of timber in 
 London — Loans raised by the City Corporation and stock issued by 
 Metrojiolitan Board (jf Works- Loans outstantling by Lomlon local 
 authorities for various purposes and accounts of local authorities — City 
 markets' accounts — Metropolitan rating — London School Board rating and 
 accounts- Statistics of pauperism and poor law accounts — Proceedings in City 
 of London Court — Adulteration of food — Gas and water supply statistics — 
 Gas, water and tramway companies' accounts — Amounts cleared at London 
 bankers' clearing house — Bank of England rate of discount — Coinage at the 
 Mint — Price of consols — Jletropolitan fires — Post office statistics — Population 
 of City wards according to day census and imperial census compared — 
 Prices of various metals in the London market — Police statistics^Imports 
 and exports of the Port of London — Capitals of London banks — Gross value 
 of City parishes — London General Omnibus Company — Passengers carried on 
 Metropolitan Kailway— Staff of Metropolitan Fire Brigade — Customs receipts 
 at the port — Comparisons of occupations of persons in England and 
 Wales and London. 
 
 London, City of, Directory, 1901. London, 1901. 8vo, pp. 1222. 
 
 Minutes of proceedings in the matter of charities relating 
 
 to poor prisoners in the several gaols of the City of London, 
 1852. London, 1867. Svo, pp. viii., 25 L. 
 
 London City Livery Companies, The Royal Commission ; London 
 Cil> LiVL'fy Companius vindication. [Anonymous.] London, 
 1885. 8vo, ])p. viii., 306. 
 
 London, Corporation of the City of, Report to the Court of 
 
 Common Council from the Committee appointed in relation to 
 the election of aldermen. Loudon, 1834. Folio, pp. 83. 
 
 Ceremonials to be observed by the Lord Mayor, aldermen, 
 
 sheriffs, and officers of the City of London. London, 1845. 
 Folio, ])p. xvi., 111. 
 
 City of London sewers. Reports by James Walker, 
 
 William Cubitt, and Isambard K. Brunei, addressed to the City 
 Remembrancer. [London, 1848.] 4to, pp. 43. 3 plates.
 
 17G 
 
 Loudon, Corporation of the City of — continufd. 
 
 The Chamberlain . . . izi account with the Corporation 
 
 . . . iu respect of the City's estate ; and in respect of various 
 public and trust funds in the Chamber of London, 1850 to 1900. 
 London, 1851-1901. Folio, {coiitDiuing). 
 
 Memoranda, references and documents relating to the Royal 
 
 Hospitals of the City of London, prepared and printed under 
 the directions of the Committee of tlie Court of Common Council 
 appointed in relation to the said Hospitals. London, 1863. 
 bvo, pp. viii., 1 57. 
 
 The memoranda consist of an account of the foundation of St. 
 Bartholomew's, Christ's, St. Thomas', Bethlcm and ISridewell Hospitals, and 
 the regulations which have been made from time to time for their control 
 and management. 
 
 Memoranda relating to the Royal Hospitals — supplement, 
 
 consi.sting of original documents from the Record Office, British 
 Museum, I'rivy Council, Archives of the City, etc. London, 
 1867. 8vo, pp. viii., 118. 
 
 The supplement consists of various information, brought to light since 
 the i)ublicatioii of the memoranda (vide AUjira), relating to the Royal 
 Hospitals. 
 
 Catalogue of sculpture, paintings, engravings, and other 
 
 wox"ks of art belonging to the Corporation of London, together 
 
 ■with books not included in the catalogue of the Guildhall 
 
 library. London, 1867-68. 8vo, 2 vol. Indexe.?. 
 
 Vol.!.. ISC:. Pp. 93. Works of art. 
 Vol. II., 1808. Pp. 4:55. Prints. 
 
 Classified catalogue of the circulating portion of tlie library 
 
 of the Corporation of London. [London], 1863. 8vo., pj). vi., 154. 
 Index. 
 
 Report of Mr. Hawksloy on proposed regulations of water 
 
 companies for constant supply. [London], 1872. 8vo, ])p. 7. 
 
 [A painphlet bound up with others in volume, Water sujiphj, 1871-77. 
 Sfc Water.] 
 
 Repoi'ts from the Gas and Water Committee on water 
 
 supply at fires. London, 1874-77. Fcjlio. Five reports in one 
 vol. 
 
 The five re)(orts arc as follows : Sujjply of water in case of fire — Supply 
 of water to hydrants for the extinction of fires — Sujiplj of water for 
 extinction of fire and street washing — Fire hydrants. 
 
 Analytical index to the series of i-ecords known as the 
 
 Remembiancia, preserved among the archives of the City of 
 London. Jjondon, 1878. 8vo, pp. xvii., 623. 
 
 Report from the Fisli Sujjply Committee on llie tish 
 
 supply of the metropolis, with minutes of proceedings. London, 
 1881. Folio, pp. 673.
 
 177 
 London, Corporation of the City of — couHnned. 
 
 Re})oi't oil the City Day Census, 1881, by the Local Govern- 
 ment and Taxation Committee of the Coi'poration of London. 
 Second edition. London, 1881. 8vo, pp. xii., 140. Map. 
 
 Contents : Report of Committee — niodu-t operandi, emploj'ed — Dates of 
 ceBsus-takiiigraiid enumeration of street traftie — Scope, extent, and manner of 
 tlie house-t()-liouse enumeration — Numl)ers of enumeration forms in 18(i(! 
 and 1881 — Kesults of the house-to-house census — Occupations in the Cit}' — 
 Summary of em])loyers, employed, women and children — Scope, extent, and 
 resultsof enumeration of passenger and vehicular traffic: or of persons resorting: 
 to the City daily — Night jiopulation — Day population — Relative position of 
 City to otluir districts of the metropolis in respect of iiopulation and I'ate- 
 al)le value — Population of Parliamentary jjoroughs in metropolis— Relative 
 ))09ii ion of City to certain counties and incorporated cities in England and 
 Wales in respect of population — Number of inhabited houses — Relative 
 position of City to rest of London in respect of inhabited houses and to 
 certain incorporated cities in respect of rateable value — Fiscal j^ositions of 
 City and metropolis — Customs duties paid in Londim and in all other ports of 
 the Empire compared — Relative fiscal position of City to certain incorporated 
 cities — Schc'lule A, being forms used in taking census — Schedule B, being an 
 analytical classification of trades, profession, and employments — Schedule C, 
 being particulars of a census taken in the City, 1681— General index. 
 There is a folding map of the City and liberties, showing the inlets to the 
 City at which the enumeration of the passenger and vehicular traffic took 
 place. 
 
 Catalogue of the Guildhall Library of the City of London. 
 
 London, 1889. Large 8vo, pp. 1137. 
 
 Ten 3'ears growth of the City of London. Report to the 
 
 Local Government and Taxation Committee of the Corporation , 
 with the results of the day census, 189L London, 1891. 
 8vo, pp. 139. Map. 
 
 Similar information is given to that in the 1881 report {vide su])r((') but 
 contains, in addition, the following : Past enumerations of the population of 
 the City — Comparative statement (1881 and 18'Jl) of ]>assenger and 
 vehicular traffic — Forecasts as to the City — -Coal dl^es — '' Old London " — 
 Facsimiles of the bills of mortality. 
 
 — Royal Commission on London Government : statement as to 
 
 the origin, ])()sition, powers, duties and finance of the Corporation 
 of London. London, 1893. Folio, pp. iv., 450. 
 
 Contents : Origin— Constitution — Charters — Mayor — Lord Mayor — Court 
 of Mayor and Aldermen — Aldermen as justices — Grand ('ourt of Wardmote 
 — Court of Common Council — City wards; the wardmote — Common-hall — 
 Sheriffs — Central Criminal Court — Quarter sessions— Southwark sessions — 
 City Courts of Law (Lord Mayor's Court ; SheriiJs' Court ; City of London 
 ('ourt : Court of Husting) — Chamber of London — Chamberlain's Court — 
 Police — Committees — P>ridges — Commissioners of Sewers — Irish Society — 
 Officers — Lieutenancj' — City of London Luiuxtic Asylum — Markets — Open 
 spaces — Port of London sanitary authority — Thames pollution — Water — Gas 
 — Railway rates and charges — Weights and measures — London Chamber of 
 Arbitration — Guildhall library, museum and reading room — Guildhall Art 
 Gallery — Educational institutions — Charitable institutions — Fellowship 
 Porters — Day census of City— Analysis of rateable property and municipal 
 
 M
 
 178 
 
 London, Corporation of the City of — continued. 
 
 ninoseututiou in the City (ls.")2 iiiul 1893) — Appcmliccs containing au 
 account of the parliamentary work of the Corporation since IJSSl. 
 
 There is bound up with this a report, to be presented 10th January, 181)5, 
 to the Court of Common Council from the special committee on London 
 Government : i>p. 14. 
 
 Annual reports of the City Markets, 1892-97. London, 
 
 1893-98. Folio. 
 
 Contents : Billingsi;ate market — Cattle market — Central markets. 
 
 Reports by the medical officer for the C'ity of London on the 
 
 sanitary condition of the City of London for the years 1894 
 to 189!i. London, 1895-1900. 8vo, {continuing). 
 
 London. Corporation of the City Commission, 1853 Report 
 
 uf the Coiiunissiuners appointed in ib.jo to inquire into the 
 existing state of the Corporation of tlie City of London, and to 
 collect information respecting its constitution, order, and govern- 
 ment, etc., with minutes of evidence, a])pendix, and index. 
 London, 1854-. Folio, i)p. xxxviii., 1058. 
 
 Tables in the report, iiitry (ilia : An account of the revenue and e.vpcn- 
 iliture of the Corporatinn of Jjondon, 1852 (pp. xxvii-xxx) — Number of 
 houses and population in each of the metropolitan boroughs, 1851 (pp. xxxv.) 
 
 Tables in the body of the evidence, inter alia : An account of charities 
 witliin the City of London in 18.52 that are rcpoi-ted to have been misapplied 
 or not ajiplied (p. (!1) — Accounts of Chandierlain and Comptroller contrasted, 
 \x')2 (p." 06) -Charges connected with the oHice of Lord Mayoi', 1852 
 ([). (;.">) — Legal expenses, 1852 (p. 61!) — Expenses in respect of the navigation 
 barge and shallop, 1S52 (p. 66) — Allowance to conmiittees and sections of 
 the Court of Common Council for summer excursions, 1852 (p. 60) — 
 Benevolences, 1852 (p. 67) — Return of monies paid to the Chamberlain of 
 the City of London b}' persons either nominated or elected to tlie office of 
 Sheriff of London and ^Middlesex, 1800-52 (pp. 107-1 10)— Number of freemen 
 made in each of tlie years, 1800-52. with anjounls of lines and fees 
 charged on them, and amounts annually paid to (iovernnient for Stamp 
 Duty (p. 123) — Statement of the cost to the public, in the year 18133, of the 
 otticers and clerks of the London Corporation, in .salaries, fees, and office 
 allowances (j). 270) — Abstract of accounts of jiarish of St. jyiarylebone, 1852 
 (l)p. 273-274) — .\n account, and in pait an a])proxima1e estimiile, of the sums 
 collected for puldic and cliariiablc (jbjects by dill'crenl local bodies within 
 the City of London, 1852 (pj), 276-277) — Statement of further loans secured 
 upon the jn-ospective receipts of the 8d. Coal Uuty (p. 271i) — Expenses of 
 • ach of the five Committees, City Lamls, Bridge House, Navigation, Coal and 
 Corn, Conend i'urposes, in each of the years 1802-08 (p. 3'.»5)— Nundier of 
 municipal electors in each ward of tlie City in 1SI4. 1S49, I85(J, and 1851, 
 (p. 42'>; — Sheriffs Accounts, 1.S33-31 (pp. 4t;4-4(J8) — Scale of fees of Scrjcant- 
 at-Macc, Lord Mayor's Court, 1853 (p. 612j — Sums cliargcd ujioii llie London 
 Bridge Approaches ]?'und up to 5th .January, 1853, for impiovements in the 
 metropolis, not within the City of London (p. 042) — Charges for public 
 im])rovcments effected by the Corporation on the coal duty of 4d. per ton, 
 1844-52 (p. 043) — Names of all persons holding oflicc under the Corporation 
 of London who liave purchased their places, wlien purchased, of whom, for 
 what consideration, and the annual income (p. 6!)7j. 
 
 Appendix, inter alia : Accounts of the Corjioration of the (.'ity of London 
 in detail for 1852 — Statement showing area, number of iidiabited houses, 
 population in each decade since 1801, and assessment to jioor rate in 1852, for 
 each of the metropolitan districts.
 
 179 
 London County Council. 
 
 Annual accounts, 1889-00 to If 99-1900. London, 1891- 
 
 1901. Folio, {contiiun)/g). 
 
 Annual reports of the proceedings of the Couiuil, 1889 to 
 
 1900-01. London, 1890-1901. Folio, {continuing). 
 
 Reports on railway and other schemes of sessions 
 
 1890 to 1901. London, 1890-1901. 8vo, {continuing). 
 
 A collection of reports by the architect, engineer and Tarliamentary 
 agent of the council on various bills in Parliament affecting the 
 administrative County of London. 
 
 Report to the Special Committee on Technical Education, 
 
 being the i-esult of an inquiry into the needs of London witli 
 regard to technical education, the existing provision for such 
 education, and the best means to be taken by the London County 
 Council for improving that provision, under the Technical 
 Instruction Acts, 1889 and 1891, and the Local Taxation (Customs 
 and Excise) Act, 1890 ; by H. Llewellyn Smith, secretary of the 
 committee. London, 1892, Folio, pp. 184. 
 
 Precedents of assessments according to benefits, and the 
 
 interception by chai-ge upon property of a portion of the value 
 added to such property by the expenditure of public money for 
 improvements. London, 1893. Folio, pp., 62. 
 
 Special report of the Public Conti'ol Committee relative to 
 
 existing markets and market rights, and as to the expediency of 
 establishing new markets in or near the Administrative County 
 of London. London, 1893. Folio, pp. 82. 
 
 Summary of evidence presented to the Royal Commission 
 
 on Metropolitan Water Supply. Prepared by A. Eassett 
 Hopkins, Esq., chairman of the Special Water Committee, 1893. 
 8vo, pp., X. 173. 
 
 Royal Commission on London Government ; papers 
 
 ordered to be printed by the special committee of the Council on 
 London Government. London, 1893-94. Folio. 
 
 Contents : — 
 
 Memorandum on the Corporation of the City of London, and on the 
 County of London, and the County of the City of London ; by J. Kemp. 
 Secretary of Special Committee. 1S03, pp. 79. 
 
 Analysis of the accounts of the Cori)oration of the City of London, and 
 the rating authorities (exclusive of poor law) within the City of Loudon, fur 
 the four years 1889, 1890, 1891 and 1892 ; together with a memorandum 
 on the expenditure of the Corporation, its revenues from estates, markets, etc., 
 and its debt, and an estimate of the financial effect of unification ; by U. L 
 Gommc, Statistical officer. 189:5, pp. ii., xlv., 5.5, 
 
 Proposals for the amalgamation of tlie Citv and Countv of London. 
 1894. pp. 26. 
 
 Supplementary memorandum showing to what extent it is proposed to 
 assimilate the government of London to that of a municipal borough, and 
 why assimilation in all respects is not possible or desirable. [1893], pp. 8. 
 
 Jlemorandum upon the respective merits of the system of triennial 
 election of the whole body and the system of annual election of one-third of 
 the members of the l)ody ; 1)y the Deputy Chairman of the Council. 1894, 
 ])p. 4. 
 
 M 2
 
 ISO 
 London County Council — coniinved. 
 
 Estimate of the financial results to the ratepayers by alternative systems 
 of dealing with the ("ity Police under a scheme of unification of London 
 government ; by G. L. Gomme, Statistical othccr. 1894, pp. 4. 
 
 Table comparing the Metropolitan and the City Police ; by J. Kemp, 
 Secretary of Special Committee. IX'M, pp. 0. 
 
 Detailed analysis of the expenditure of the City of London Corporation 
 for the four years 1889-!'2 under the heads of : mayoralty ; state and civic ; 
 Guildhall and other buildings ; receptions, honorary votes, and civic 
 functions : Library, Museum and Art Gallery ; general establishment 
 expenses : ])ensions to Civic officials ; pensions to School and Library 
 officials : law and jiarliamentary ; donations ; by G. L. Gomme, Statistical 
 officer. 1894. pp. 21. 
 
 Analysis of the receipts and expenditure of the City markets on capital 
 account and on revenue account, showing to what extent the markets of the 
 City of London have been a source of profit or of loss to the Corporation 
 during the thirty-eight years 18.55 to 1892 ; by (J. L. Gomme, Statistical 
 officer. 1894, pp. vii.. 44. 
 
 Return showing powers and expenses which run throughout the adminis- 
 trative county of London, and those \vhich do not extend to the City of 
 London. 1S93. pp. iii., 60. 
 
 Statement as to the present powers and duties of the I.,ondon County 
 Council. [1893]. pp.39. 
 
 Memoranilura on tiie county of London and the county of the City of 
 London. 1893. pp. 11. 
 
 Table showing the various branches of administrative work within the 
 county of London carried on by the Council, the Vestries, the Com- 
 missioners of Baths and Washhonses, the Commissioners of Free Libraries, 
 the Burial Boards ; by the Deputy Chairman. 1893. pp. 24. 
 
 Loiulon stati.stics : statistics printed hy the London County 
 
 Council during the years 1890-91 to 1899-1900, with an analysis 
 of the statistics relating to London printed in the annual reports 
 of vestries and district boards for the years 1890-91 to 1899-1900, 
 and in parliamentary papers of the years 1890 to 1900. London, 
 1892-19U1. Folio, {cimt inning). 
 
 Annual I'eports of the ]\fedi(al Oflicer of Health of the 
 
 Adniinibti-ative County of London ; 1892 to 1900. London, 
 1893-1901. Folio, {continuing). 
 
 Annual repoits of the A.sylums Committee and the sub- 
 
 committees of Banstead, Cane Hill, Claybury, Colney Hatch, 
 and Hanwell asylum^ 1889 to 1900-01. London, 1890-1901. 
 8vo and fdio, {rontinuing). 
 
 Annual reports of the chief officer of the Public Control 
 
 department, 1892 to 1900-01. London, 1893-1901. Folio, 
 {continuing). 
 
 Report made to the Fire Brigade Committee of the 
 
 London County Council by the chief officer of the Fire Brigade 
 on the fires in London during the years 1889 to 1900. Loudon, 
 1890-1901. 8vo and folio, {continuing). 
 
 Rating and expenditure per £100 rateable value, 1890-91 
 
 and 189o-9t). London, 1894-97. Folio. 
 
 Contents : Ketum [by the statistical officer of the Council] showing the 
 amount actually paid in rates, exclusive of garden and other semi-private 
 rates by a person rated at .t'l'jo a year in every rating area of London ; the
 
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 London County Council — continued. 
 
 amount of subventions in ai<i of rates received in respect of such ratepayer ; 
 with an account in outline of the expenditure of this sum by the various 
 local authorities, including the Metropolitan Police, for the year 1890-91. 
 1894, pp. xxi , 71. 
 
 Return [by the statistical officer of the Council] showing the amount of 
 expenditure by local authurities in respect of each parish in the 
 Administrative County of London in the year ]8ya-9(), analysed according to 
 the principal heads of charge ; the receipts in aid of such expenditure ; the 
 alterafinns in the charge caused by the operation of the Common Poor Fund, 
 the County grants, and the Equalisation Fund, and by the amount charged 
 in respect of loss by empty properties and allowances ; and the resulting 
 charge on rates and taxes j reduced to jycrcentages of rateable value. 1897, 
 pp. XV., 173. 
 
 Annual reports of tlie Teclmical Education Board, 1893 to 
 
 1900-01. Londoi, 18M-1"01. ¥o\io, {continuing) 
 
 Annual reports of the cliairman of the Industrial, etc., 
 
 Schools' Committee and the superintendent and other principal 
 oflBcers of Feltham and Mayford Industrial Schools, for 1889 to 
 1901, and retui'n as to London inmates at other industrial and 
 reformatory schools. London, 1890 - 1901. 8vo and folio, 
 {continuing). 
 
 Locomotive service : return of services and routes by 
 
 tramways, omnibuses, steamboats, railways and canals, in the 
 County of London and in extra-London, together with an 
 examination in detail of the present system of locomotive service 
 and of the requirements to meet the needs of London. 
 In two parts. London, 1895-96. Folio. 
 
 Part I., 1895 (pp. iv., 199) — Tramways, omnibuses and steamboats. 
 Part II., 1896 (pp. 13 and folding diagram) — Amount of tramway and 
 omnibus traffic over thoroughfares in the county. 
 
 Map of railways, existing and authoi-ised, canals and 
 
 navigations, tramway, omnibus and steamboat routes in the 
 County of London, to accompany the above return. 
 
 — ■ — Enactments as to London rating : return of the several 
 
 Acts of Parliament which have from time to time been passed 
 relating to parishes in the County of London. Part I. — County 
 of London (outside the City). London, 1895. Folio, pp. Ill, 298. 
 
 Contents : List of Acts of Parliament which have been passed from time 
 to time relating to parishes in the present County of London — Rating clauses 
 in the local Acts of Parliament relating to parishes in the present County of 
 London. 
 
 London Technical Education Gazette, being the official 
 
 circular of the Technical Education Board, 1895 to 1902. 
 London, 1895-1902. Folio, (continuing). 
 
 Report of the Special Committee on the AVorks Depart- 
 
 ment, with minutes of evidence and appendices. London, 
 1896-97. Folio, pp. 1., 100; 287.
 
 182 
 
 London County Council —'coutlnued. 
 
 Loiulon Water Commission, 1897. London County Council 
 
 statements. London, 1897-98. Folio. 
 
 Contents : — 
 
 Menmranduni with roferonce to the letter of the lloyal Commission to the 
 Clerk of the Couneil of May iHst, 1897, and to the evidence to be submitted 
 bv the Council ; bv ^\'. H. Dickinson, Chairman of the Water Committee. 
 1897. pp. 11. 
 
 Table showinjir the various subjects which require consideration in dealing 
 with the question of the water supply of the metropolis. 1897, p]). 8. 
 
 Keports by the Comptroller, Statistical Officer, Medical Officer and Chemist 
 as to the evidence and information on the London Water Supply to be 
 submitted to the lloyal Connnission of 1897. 1897. pp. 6. 
 
 Heads of evidence of Mi'. Henry Lawrence Cripps [Tarliamentary Agent]. 
 
 1897, pp. (!1, 
 
 Heads of proposed evidence by Sir Alexander 1!. I'.innie, Cliief Engineer. 
 I'art I. 18:t7. pp. 85. ' ' 
 
 Heads of proposed evidence by Sir Alexander R. Binuie, Chief lilngineer. 
 Part II., as to future water supply. 1897, pp. 28. 
 
 Synup>is of Sir Alexander K. Binnie's evidence given before the Royal 
 Commission, with an appendix of statistical tables on London Water Supply. 
 
 1898, i>p. iii., 87. 
 
 Heads of evidence of Mr, Harry Edwin Haward, Comptroller, to be sub- 
 mitted to the Royal Commission. 1897, pp. 59. 8 diagrams. 
 
 Synopsis of tlie Comptroller's evi lence given before the Royal Commission, 
 together with comments thereon by the (Jomptroller, and suggestions for the 
 cross-examination of the companies' witnesses. 1898, p|i. 9. 
 
 Report of the Statistical Ofticer to the Water Committee on the evidence 
 under Sections C ami E of the Committee's statement proposed to be given 
 l>efore the Royal Commission. 1897. pp. 2. 
 
 Heads of cvitlencc of Mi', (jeorge Laurence Gomme, Statistical Officer, to 
 be submitted to the Royal Commission. 1897, pp. ii., 127. 
 
 Heads of evidence on municipal water supjjlies to be given by Mr. George 
 Laurence Gomme, Statistical Officer. 1898, pp. 2. 
 
 Synopsis of the evidence of the Statistical Officer, together with a memo- 
 randum under each head. 1898. pp. 42. 
 
 Statement of evidence to be given by Mr. Willoughby Hyett Dickinson, 
 Chairman of the Water Committee, as to the general policy of the Council 
 with respect to the water supply of London. 1897, pp. uU. 
 
 Hca«ls of evidence of Sir Arthur Arnold. 1897, pp. 6. 
 
 ■ ■ T{e])0i't of the special sub-conimiitee of the Tcclmicil 
 
 Education Board on commerciul educiition. London, (1898). 
 
 Folio, pp. xvi., 83. 
 Rejjort of the special sub-committee of the Technical 
 
 Education Board on the building trades. London, [1899]. Folio, 
 
 ])p. xii., 03. 
 
 London County Council (General Powers) Act, 1899 Minutes 
 
 111' cviiltncc iicjon; tlic select coimnittef.'S ot (lie House of Lords 
 and House of Commons, with a coj^y of the Bill and Act. 
 London, 1899. Folio, (separately paged). 
 
 London G-OVernment London Government Commission, 1893. 
 •Statenieiil a,-, to the powers and duties of the Commissioners 
 of Sewers. Jvondon, 1893. Folio, ])p. 91. 
 
 Report of tlie Commissioners appointed to consider 
 
 the ])roper conditions under which the amalgamation of 
 the City and County of London can be effected, and to make
 
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 London Government — continued. 
 
 specific and practical proposals for that purpose ; together with 
 
 jiiaps illustrative of the report. London, 1894. Folio, pp. 31. 
 
 2 maps. 
 
 Maps : London areas of jurisdiction. 1891, showing tlje areas of the City of 
 London, County of London, Administrative County of London (and School 
 Board district), Poor Law (and. Resist rat ion) District, Metrojjolitan Police 
 Courts District, Central Criminal Court District, and Metropolitan Police 
 District — Map showing, for the County of London in 1894, the boundaries 
 of Parishes, poor law unions, London County Council and Parliamentary 
 electoral divisions, and local government areas. 
 
 Minutes of evidence ; with digest and index. London, 1894. 
 Folio, pp. vi., 620. 
 
 Tables in boily of evidence, hifrr alia ; Table showing the local 
 authorities in London through and l)y whom the Council's levy of the County 
 Hate is collected (pp. 47-48) — List of byelaws made by the Council with 
 acts authorising their making (ji. 57) — Expenditure out of the City's revenues 
 on street improvements, public buildings, and educational and sanitary 
 purposes for the benefit of the City and metropolis since IS.'iO, separating 
 the remunerative from the unremunerative expenditure, together with 
 amounts expended during the same period for Royal, colonial and other 
 receptions (pp. 225-226) — Tabular statement of authorities sharing the 
 Government of London (})p. 612-(ilS) — Tabular statement of qualificatious of 
 electors and candidates for different pul)lie offices, etc., in London (pp. 
 (;19-G2U). 
 
 Appendices; with index. London, 1894. Folio, pp. iv., 704. 
 
 Contents : Memorandum prepared at the Local Government Board 
 showing in detail in what respects the City of London differs from the 
 vestries in the metropolis in regard to the powers they respectively exercise, 
 and the control of the County Council — Memorandum prepared and handed 
 in by the legal adviser to the Local Government Board, showing the 
 authorities sharing the government of London, their powers and duties — 
 Statement handed in by the Town Clerk as to the origin, position, powers, 
 duties anil finance of the Corporation of London — Statement handed 
 in by the Chairman a? to the powers and duties of the Commissioners 
 of Sewers of the City of London — Statement handed in by the 
 Town Clerk of the City of London, containing the i-ecommendations 
 of the Royal Commissioners appointed to inquire into the state 
 of the Corporation of the City of London in 1853-54 ; and observations of 
 the corporation showing (as requested), to what extent, antl in wliat manner 
 (if at all) the various suggestions have been met — Return handed in by the 
 tlepiity chiiirman of the I^ondou County Council, showing the powers and 
 expenses which run throughout the administrative county of London, antl 
 those which do not extend to the City of London — Statement handed in by 
 deputy chairman as to the present powers and duties of the London County 
 Council — Memorandum handed in by the deputy chairman of the London 
 County Council on the county of London and the county of the City of 
 London — Table prepared and handed in by the deputy chairman of the 
 London County Council, showing the various branches of administrative 
 work within the county of London carried on by the following authorities ; 
 the Council, the vestries, the commissioners of baths and washhouses, the 
 commissioners of free libraries, the burial boards — Jlemorandum on the 
 corporation of the City of London, prepared by Mr. John Kemp, secretary of 
 the special committee of the London County Council— Analysis of the 
 accounts of the corporation of the City of London and the rating 
 authorities (exclusive of poor law) within the City of London, for the four 
 years 1889-92, together with a memorandum on the expenditure of the 
 corporation, its revenues from estates, markets, etc., and its debt, and an
 
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 Loudou Goverumeut — coiiiiuurd. 
 
 estimate of the linaiicial effect of unification, prepared by the statistical otticer 
 of the Lomlon County Council — Paper handed in by the deputy chairman 
 containing proposals put forward Yty the London County Council for the 
 amak'amation of the City and County of Lomlon — Su])()lementary 
 memoraiulum showing: to what extent it is proposed to assimilate the govern- 
 ment of London to that of a municipal borough, and why assimilation in all 
 respects is not possible or desirable — Memorandum prepared and handed in by 
 the deputy chairman of tlic Loudon County Council ujion the respective 
 merits of the system of triennial election of the whole body, and the system 
 of annual election of one-third of the members of the body — Memorandum 
 handed in by the deputy chairman of the London County Council giving an 
 estimate of the financial results to the ratepayers by alternative systems of 
 dealing with the City Police under a sclieme of unification of London 
 government — Memorandum comparing the Metrojiolitan and City Police : 
 prepared by Mr. Jolm Kemp — Detailed amilysis of the expenditure of the 
 City of London corporation fiu' the four years 1S89 92. under the lieads of 
 mayoralty, state and civic, Guildhall and other buildings, receptions, 
 honorary votes, and civic functions, library, museum and art gallery, general 
 establishment expenses, pensions to civic officials, pensions to school and 
 library officials, law and parliamentary, donations, prepared by the 
 statistical officer of the London County Council — Analysis of the receipts and 
 expenditure of the City markets on capital account and on revenue account, 
 showing to what extent the markets of the City of London have been a 
 source of jn'ofit or of loss to the Corporation during the years 1855-52 ; 
 prepared by the statistical officer of the London County Council — 
 Memorandum prepared and handed in l)y the deputy chairman of the London 
 County Council slmwing the distribution and statistics of the several areas 
 into which Lond(jn is divided for the various purposes of local government 
 and for electoral purposes — Memorandum handed in by J^ord Farrer and 
 prepare<l by Sir Henry Jenkyns as to the attributes of counties and 
 municipal boroughs. 
 
 Tlie "-ovfrnnieiit of London, a sei-ie.s of throe articles 
 
 aj)|ieai'ii)g in Oitr Tunes for June, July and August, 1881. 
 
 London Omnibus Tramway Company f Limited) Ti-amways 
 
 trdui Nut I ing-liill Id llie liiiuk, with hraiirlies <o tlie Grea 
 We.stern and London and North Western Railways, and to 
 Fleet-street. London, [1857]. 8vo, pp. 20. 
 
 [A ])amphlet IjuuikI up willi otlicrs in volume LdiKhni TralHc, lS5(I-(!l! 
 ('iv.).j 
 
 London, Port of, liepoi-t fi'om the Committee ajjpoiuted to 
 (■n(|niiu into the he.st mode of providinj^ sufficient accommodation 
 foi- the incz-eased trade and ship])ing of the Port of Jjondon ; 
 witli minutes of evidence, appendix, index and ])lans. Lcmdon , 
 179G. Lai-ge folio, \)\). 2G7-44.':{ of Reporla from Cohiviittees of the 
 llfmse of Commons, 1793-1802. 13 plates. 
 
 Contents of appendix, infrr alia : Abstj-act of statement of the conditiong 
 of the premises proposed for the London Docks — Statement of the exports 
 and imports from and into the Port of London for every tenth year from 
 1700 to 1790, and for each of the years 1791-95 — State of the mooring tiers 
 and mooring chains in the river Thames from London Bridge to the Pool, 
 with number of ships th;it ought arul nunibcr that frequently do lie at 
 them ; also, statement of the chains at Limehouse and Leptford — Statement 
 of sliii)S that moor in the river at mooring chains and at their own .'incliors, 
 afloat at low water — Account of the total number of ships, with their 
 tonnage, that entered inwards and cleared outwards at the Port of liondon.
 
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 London, Port of — continued. 
 
 to aud froiu foreign parts, in each of the years 1700, ITaO, and ITyU-'Jj— 
 Account of the total number of ships and vessels, with their tonnage, that 
 entered inwards and cleared outwards during same years — Sketch of the 
 expenses on a shij) (jf 260 tons from the West Indies, discharging in the 
 London Docks, Wapping, or in tlie river Thames — Rates of assurance for 
 merchandise, buildings and goods in the waterside districts, viz., on the 
 sufferance wharves and other buildings and places on the line of the nearest 
 street parallel to the river — Comparative state of the charges upon certain 
 imports into the Ports of London and Liverpool — Explanation and estimate 
 of the expense of improving and enlarging the avenues tu the legal (piays, 
 and of increasing the warehouse room near and adjoining thereto — Rates for 
 ■ merchandise west of Irougate on the north side, and west of Lontloii Briilge 
 on the south side, of the river Thames, or in any other parts of Great 
 Britain except the waterside district — Rates fcr merchandise in the 
 waterside districts— Comparative statement of the expenses to which a 
 ship of 200 tons measurement will be subject to in discharging a cargo 
 of SoO hogsheads of sugar and 100 inmcheons of rum in the jjroposed 
 London Docks at Wapping, and by the tlelivery of the same cargo inio 
 lighters in the river Thames, and afterwards lauded upon the legal quays, 
 when altered agreeable to the plan of Edward Ogle— Statement of soundings 
 of the river Thames from London Bridge to Blackwall — Estimates of cost 
 for floating docks at Isle of Dogs and Rotlierhithe and for a canal thence to 
 Vauxhall — Description and estimate of the expense of improving the legal 
 quays from St. Magnus Church to Tower Dock, and of enlarging the sevei'al 
 avenues thereto — Annual impoitatiou of sugar and rum into the Port of 
 London, 1756-yt)-;-Comparison of the expenses on a ship of 260 tons from the 
 West Indies, discharging in the proposed Wapping Docks or in the river 
 Thames — Account of the total number of ships, with their tonnage, including 
 their repeated voyages, that entered i nwards at the Port of London from foreign 
 parts in each of the years 1792-95, distinguishing the countries whence such 
 ships came, with the principal articles of im|)ortation from each country — 
 Account of ([uantity of sugar and rum imported from the West India Islands 
 into the Port of London for each of the years 1750, 1760, 1770, 1780 and 
 1790-95, distinguishing imports from each island — Return of coasting vessels 
 in the Port of London, with their tonnage, distinguishing the trades in which 
 they are employed and the number of colliers using the port — Account of 
 the arrival of ships from the West Indies, from 1st January, 1790, to 31sr. 
 December, 1795 ; with date of final discharge of each ship — Account of 
 the arrivals of ships from the West Indies, from 1st January, 1790, to iilst 
 December, 1795, which having more than 10 tuns of wine on board, came 
 under the inspection of the wine jerquer — Sketch of the principal outlines of 
 import and export into and from the Port of London, distinguishing, in 
 general, whether they are landed or shipped at the legal quays, sufferance 
 wharfs, etc.— Statement of the value of exports and imports of all the 
 outports for each of the years 1750,1760,1770, 1780, and 1790-95— Rates of 
 wharfage established at the legal quays in the City of London, in the year 
 l()7-i, with the rates as taken by the wharfingers at those quays in the year 
 1796 — Estimates of cost of proposed London Docks at Wapping. proposed 
 canal thence to Blackwall, and other schemes — Return of tonnage of 
 shipping inwards and outwards, frequenting all the outports, for each of the 
 years 1751, and 1790-95. 
 
 Plates : Plan of the River Thames from London-bridge to the King's 
 Mooring Chains at Deptford, with an improved system of mooring vessels 
 therein — Plan of the itroposed improvements at the legal quays and in 
 Thames-street — Mr. Spence's two plans for providing additional accommoda- 
 tion — -Mr. Walker's plan for wet docks in Wapping — The legal (juays in their 
 present state and as proposed to be improved — Extension of the legal quays 
 between the Tower and London-bridge — Plan of the river, with proposed 
 docks at Kotherhithe and Isle of Dogs for 814 ships, with room for shifting 
 and lighters — Mr. Wyatt's plan of proposed docks at the Isle of Dogs from 
 Blackwall to Limehouse Hole — Mr. Wyatt's plan of the proposed London
 
 186 
 
 Loudou, Port of — continued. 
 
 Dotks coiniiaioil witli tliose proposed at the Isle of Dogs — Mr. Wyatt's 
 design shewing the manner of bringing the King's Beam to the ship's side by 
 means ot a floating platform or wharf f<jr the purpose of ascertaining the 
 King's duties — Plan siiewing the situation of the jniblic foreign sufferance 
 wharves within the limits set out by the Customs Commissioners and 
 particularly specified and declared by them to be public wliarfs on the 
 13ih May. 1789 — Plan of i)roposed docks and line of a canal, with a 
 collateral cut, on the Surrej- side of the River Thames, surveyed by 
 C. F. Cracklow — Mr. Reveley's plans (i) for making one large wet dock by 
 digcnng a new channel for the river from Pilackwall to Limehouse ; (ii) for 
 making two wet docks by means of a new channel being dug for the river 
 from Woolwich lleach to IJniehouse in a right line : (iii) for making tliree 
 wet docks liy digging a new channel for the river from Woolwich Reach to 
 Pell Dock and Cherry Garden Staii-s ; (iv) by which two large docks are 
 obtained commimicating with each other by Limehouse Cut — Plan of district 
 sujiplied witli water from Sliadwell waterworks — Section of river, locks, 
 bason and docks in Wapping at spring and neap ti(le>' — Proposed docks at 
 Wapping to accommodate 35(i ships, witii plan of the river Thames — Plan of 
 the River Thames from the Tower to Blackwall taken by the corporation of 
 Trinity House in the year I'M. 
 
 Fir.st report from Select Committee appointecl to consider 
 
 evidence taken on bills for the imjjiovement of the Port of 
 London ; -with appendix. London, 1799. Large folio, pp. 444- 
 400 of Beports from Committees of the House of Commons, 1793- 
 1{>02. 
 
 Second report : Avith appendix and ])lans. London, 1799. Large 
 folio, ])p. 4G1-.j41 of Reports from Committees of the House of 
 Commons, 1793-1802. 15 plates. 
 
 Contents of appendix, inter alia : Breadth of the river at different places 
 between Hammersmith and AVoolwich — Descrij>tion of London Bridge — 
 Detailed statement of expenditure ujion repairs to AVestminster and Black- 
 friars Bridges — Produce of the estates of the City of London called _tlie 
 Bridge House Estates, and application thereof, 17.5«-tt8— Praluce of the toll 
 rec-eivcd on Blackfriars Bridge, after dcflucting expense of collection, 
 1 76(J-K.j— Accountjof the Sunday.toU received on BlSickfriars Bridge, 178(3-99— 
 Comparative statement of shipping belonging to tlic Port of London in 17P.2 
 and 1792— Total nundjcr of ships, with their tonnage, that entered inwards 
 and cleared outwariis at the Port of London, to and from foreign parts, in 
 ejich of tlie years 1700. 1750. and 1790-8— Total nundx'r of ships, with their 
 tonnage, including their repeated voyages, that entered inwards at the Port 
 of London, from foreign parts, in each of the years 1792-98, distinguishing 
 countiies wlience come, with principal articles of importatif)n from each 
 country — Number of sliips tliat entered inwards at the Port of London laden, 
 or chieHy la<len with wine. tol;acco. rum and sugar, corn, timber, deals, masts 
 and spars, hemp and iron, jiitch and tar, respectively, in each of the years 
 1792-9M, distinguishing countries whence come — Total number and tonnage 
 of ships which entered inwards and cleared outwards at the Port of London, 
 to anfl from foreign parts, in the year 1798, distinguishing British and 
 foreign slnps, together with country to which thoy belonged, number of ships 
 in each branch of tra/le, and their tonnage — Number of coasting vessels 
 trading to the Port of London (i) in the year 1798 (ii) on the average, with 
 their tonnage, distinguishing trades in which employed and distinguishing 
 colliers from other coasters — Number of ships and vessels, with their ton- 
 nage, entered inwards and clcaied outwards coastwise in each of the years 
 1700, n.'iO, and 1790-98 — Aggregate number of craft in active service 
 and navigation on tlie river — N^umV>er and tonnage of all lighters, hoys 
 and craft using the Port — Tonnage of shipping, inwards ami outwards,
 
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 Loudon, Port of — continued. 
 
 frequLHtiiio; all the outports in each of the years 17»1 and 1790-98 — 
 Value of exports and imports from and into the port in each 
 tenth year from 17U0 to ITUU and in each of ihc years 1791-98 — 
 Value of exports and imports from and into all the outports of 
 England in each of the years 1750, 1700, 1770, 1780 and 1790-98— 
 Sketch of the principal outlines of export and import from and into 
 the port, distinguishing, in general, whether they are landed or 
 shipped from the legal quays, sufferance wharfs, etc. — Abstract of the 
 state of the mooring tiers and chains in the river Thames from Loudon 
 Bridge to Deptford — Quantity of British and foreign plantation sugar, wine, 
 brandy and geneva imported into the port in the year ending 5th January, 
 1799, with value thereof and rate and amount of duty and drawback — 
 Account of goods which may by law be warehoused, exclusive of those 
 imported by the East India Comi)any, specifying articles, conditions, and 
 time, on and for which the same may be warehoused ; duty, if any, paid on 
 warehousing, and on delivering for home consumption or exportation ; in 
 whose custody the articles remain whilst Avarehoused, and whether the 
 warehouse rent and other charges are defrayed by the Crown or the 
 proprietor of the goods ; distinguisliing London from the outjiorts and giving 
 statutory authority under wliicli the powers are granted — Quantity of 
 British and foreign plantation sugar, wine, brandy and geneva imported 
 into the outports in England in the year ended 5th January, 1799, with 
 value thereof, and rate and amount of dixty and drawback — Number of 
 vessels, with their tonnage, including their repeated voyages, that arrived at 
 the port from certain countries in each of the years 1790-92 — Account of the 
 species, quantity and real value of certain articles imported in each cf the 
 years 1791-92 from France, Spain, Portugal, Italj' and Turkey — Account of 
 the foreign articles of West India products, imported from North America in 
 each of the years 1796-98— List of those articles, with quantities imported 
 into the Port of London, each of which in the year ended r)th January, 
 1798, produced a gross duty throughout all Great Britain of £1,000 and 
 upwards, classified according to amount of production — Estimated value of 
 the articles iiJiported into and exported from the Port of London in the year 
 ended 5th January, 1799, and of the gross duty on the former, exclusive of 
 imports to and ex[)orts from the East and West Indies — Quantity and total 
 value of free goods imported into the port, in each of the years 1 796-98, with 
 countries whence importetl — List of public foreign sufferance wharfs within 
 the limits of the Customs Commissioners, and particularly specified and 
 declared by them to be i)ublic wharfs on 13th May, 1789 — Dimensions of 
 arches, sterlings, and bases of London-bridge. 
 
 Plates : Surveys of the river Thames between London-bridge and Black- 
 friars-bridge, with soundings ; by the Guildhall (surveyor ami by Trinity 
 House — Transverse and longitudinal sections of the river between the same 
 bridges; by Trinity House — Plan and elevation of London-bridge; by the 
 Guildhall surveyor — Plan and description of timbers sunk in the great arch 
 of London-bridge in the years 1793 and 1794 ; by the Guildhall surveyor — 
 Soundings of the great arch of London-bridge from top of the sterlings — 
 Sketch showing depth of the river from London-bridge to Billingsgate — 
 Section of the waterway at London-bridge as it was before the opening of the 
 great arch, and at the beginning of February, 1763 ; by Mr. Smeaton — 
 Mr. Smeaton"s plan of the sterlings and sections between them — Plan and 
 section of Mr. Smeaton's proposed waterway' under the great arch of London- 
 bridge — Plan of the river from the Tower to Blackwall, taken by Trinity 
 House in 1750 — Plan, by the Guildliall surveyor, of the legal quays in their 
 present state, and as proposed to be improved — Plan, by the Guildhall 
 surveyor, of the river, with proposed docks at Kotherhithe — Mr. Walker's 
 plan for improving the streets to the free quaj^s — Mr. Walker's plan for 
 extending the free quays at St. Catherine's — Mr. Alexander's plan of the 
 proposed London docks — Plan of the proposed docks and line of a canal, 
 with a collateral cut, on the Surrey side of the river, surveyed, by order of 
 -the committee deputed for the inhabitants of Southwark, by Mr. Cracldow. 
 
 There is another edition of these plates which does not include Mr. Smeaton's 
 three plans.
 
 188 
 
 London, Port of — cuntlnned. 
 
 Report from Select Committee appointed to consider of 
 
 such further measures as may be necessary for rendering more 
 commodious, and for better regulating the Port of Loudon; with 
 appendix and pUms. London, ISOO. Large folio, pp. 543-603b, 
 of Reports from Gomvilttees of the House of Commons, 1793-1802. 
 24 pUxtes. ' 
 
 Cinitents nf apiiomlix. inter alia : Report of Mr. Mylne on the state of the 
 river Thames and its bed, on the structure of London-bridge, and as to the 
 naviLMtion nf the river above and below it — Depth of the river at low water 
 in May, 1767, at every 10i> feet distance (i) from QuecTihitlie to the Tower ; 
 (_ii) from a Awal above Lnndon-bridtre to another below — Measuremeats 
 across the river in straight lines at London, Blackfriars and Westminster 
 bridges, showing proportions of piers to arches — Soundings at London-bridge, 
 1767 — Borings of the river between London-bridge and Blackfriars-bridge ; 
 l>erformed betwe^-n I'.tth May and 16th June, 18(10, by .John Foulds— Total 
 numberof ships, with their tonnage, that entered inwards and cleared outwards 
 at the Port of London to and from foreign parts in the year 17'J!i — Total 
 number of shijis, with their tonnage, including their repeated voyages, that 
 entered inwards at thepnrt from foreign parts in the year 1799, distinguishing 
 countries whi.'iice come, with principal articles of importation from each 
 country — Total number and tonnage of ships in the coasting trade entered 
 inwards and cleared outwards at the port in the year 17'J'J, distinguishing 
 colliers from other vessels — Tonnage of shipping inwards and outwards, 
 frequenting all tlie outports, in the year 1799 — Mr. Dodd's account of 
 London-bridge, witli ideas for a new (jne, with wharfs, warehouses, &c. — Mr. 
 3Iylne's sth -me for a new bridge — Messrs. Telford anil Douglass' scheme for 
 improving the Port of Lon<lon, with estimates — Mr. Wilson's estimate or 
 specification of a cast iron bridge over the Thames — ilr. Dance's designs for 
 the imjjrovement of Loiidon-l>ridge — Ilei^ort of special committee to the 
 Court of ('ommon Council on Iniilding and comj)leting r>lackfriars-bridge, 
 forming the embankment, and making the new Surrey roads, 1784 — Final 
 report of same committee, 17.S6 — Abstract of acciounts of the London-bridge 
 Waterworks, 1780-1800 — Account of net income of Bridge House Estates for 
 five years ending Christmas, 1799, distinguishing respective amounts of 
 rents, dividends, fines, and other articles constituting the said income — 
 Statement of the Oriiiians' Fund, in order to shew by what time the present 
 ()r])hans' Debt, amounting to £H2.").800 on the oth July, 1800, will be paid 
 off : and. jirovided a further sum of £200,000 at 5 per cent, should be charged 
 thereon, wliat effect the said charge would have on the Fund — Report ))y 
 .Mr. Jessop on the effect of deepening and endjanking the river Tiiames. 
 
 Plates: Section of the locks and construction of the jjiersof London-ljridge, 
 as<-ertaincil by the taking up the i>ier from under tlie (Jreat Arcli in 1762 — 
 Profile down the middle of the river Thames at low still water passing through 
 the middle of the Great Arcli at London-bridge, taken in the year 1767 — 
 Mr. Dodd's j)lan for a bridge to be erected on the foundations of the present 
 London-bridge, having its centre arch of iron .300 feet span, so as to admit 
 shipping to occupy the space, now nearly useless, between London and Black- 
 friars bridges — Mr. Dodd's design for a stone bridge to iidmit shii)ping to pass 
 under its centre arch, with views of the propos(;d emlKinkments and fireproof 
 warehouses alxjve them— Klevation of fireproof warehouses built on iron 
 pillars to admit carts under them according to Mr. Dodd's plan — Mr. Dodd's 
 plan for the imi>rovement of the Port of London to ailmit shipping between 
 London and Blackfriars bridges — South pier of the Great Arcli of London- 
 bridge, exliibiting its present decaj-cd state, and shewing its being held 
 together only by iron cranijjs, also shewing two dangerous chasms in the 
 centre ; surveyed by It. Do<ld — Perspective view of the present London- 
 bridge, showing the formation of the bed of the river a few yards to the east- 
 ward of its .^tirlings occasioned by the great fall of water — Messrs. 'J'elford 
 and Douglass' plan for the further improvement of the Port of London —
 
 189 
 
 London, Port of — continued. 
 
 Messrs. Tclfonl and Douglass' general elevation of a cast iron bridge proposed 
 to be erected near St. Saviour's Church, with horizontal sections of piers and 
 plan of the roadway and inclined })lanes — Messrs. Telford and Douglass' 
 elevations of the two designs for the portion of the bridge wliicli would come 
 between the fronts of the wharfs — Jlessrs. Telford and Douglass' j)lans and 
 elevation of the inclined planes which are to connect tlieir bridge with the 
 wharfs and adjoining streets — Mr. Wilson's design for a cast iron bridge 
 over the Thames, instead of the present London-bridge — Drawings of six 
 modifications of the general form and dimensions of a bridge of five arches — 
 Mr. Dance's jilan of a double bridge ia lieu of London-bridge, affording con- 
 venient passage for shipi)ing without interruption to the public — Sections 
 from north to south and from west to east of Mr. Dance's design for a double 
 bridge in lieu of London-bridge — Plan showing position of the double bridge 
 and the proposed avenues thereto — Sketch of a design for the improvement 
 of the legal quaj'S between London-bridge and the Tower — Mr. Dance's pro- 
 posed improvements of the legal quays and parts adjacent — Section of the 
 river opposite the steelyard, showing its present width, dei)th and form, and 
 Mr. Jessop"s proposed improvement by deepening and embanking the same — 
 Wren's design for rebuilding the City of London after the Great Fire of ltJ6(j 
 — Profile of Mr. Black's proposed bridge, to be built of granite, from St. 
 Saviour's, Southwark, to or near the Old Swan, London — Messrs. Telford and 
 Douglass' design of a cast iron bridge of a single arch to be erected across the 
 river from near St. Saviour's Church and in a line with the Kf>yal Exchange 
 — Portion of above on an enlarged scale showing the structure of the work 
 and the style of the ornaments. 
 
 Report from Select Committee who were appointed to 
 
 consider of sueli further measures as maybe necessaj for render- 
 ing more commodious and for better regulating the Port of 
 London; with appendix and plans. London, 1801. Large folio, 
 pp. 604-635 of Reports from Committees of the House of Commons, 
 1798-1802. 3 plates. 
 
 The appendix consists of answers by eminent engineers to questions put 
 by the Committee resi)ecting the construction of a cast iron bridge, designed 
 by Messrs. Telford and Douglass, of a single arch. tUM* feet in the span and 
 65 feet rise. 
 
 Plates : Messrs. Telford and Douglass' explanatory drawings — Elementary 
 elevation of London new bridge as proposed by Mr. Southern — General 
 Bentham's i)lan and elevation of a bridge designed to exemplify a mode of 
 admitting ships to pass through it at all times without occasioning any 
 interruption to the land communication over it. 
 
 Report from Select Committee appointed to inquire into 
 
 the state of the Port of London ; with minutes of evidence, 
 a})pendix and plans. London, 1836. Folio, pp. vi., 2i'6. Appendix, 
 pp. 296. 6 plans. 
 
 Tables in body of evidence, inter alia : List of steam vessels (coasters and 
 foreign) that arrive aiirl sail from the pool (p. 125)— Account of the private 
 moorings or barge roads on the south side of the river Thames, and outside 
 of low water mark, with the names of the original owners and present 
 occupiers, and where the same are situated (p. 148) — Account of the desti- 
 nation of the foreign trade for delivery of their cargoes during each month 
 of 1835, taken from the returns at the bill of entry office at the Custom 
 House (p. 155) — Account explanatory of the difference between the gross 
 and net produce of the ballastage in 1832 (p. 217) — Expenses of the mooring 
 chain service of the Port of London, as distinguished from the harbour 
 service, for each nf the years 1831-35 (p. 225) — Number of passages daily 
 made by steam vessels in the Port of London, showing the rate of speed at
 
 100 
 
 Londoil, Port of — continued. 
 
 which they passed the several inspectors appointed by the Lord Mayor, from 
 July 1st to July 24th, 1S8(! (p. 253~) — Expenditure of Thames Conservancy 
 in each of the years 1831-35 (i)p. 2!Mi-21il). 
 
 Contents of appendix, inter alia : llcport to the Court of Common Council 
 from the Thames Xaviijation and Port of London Committee, with proposed 
 new by-laws for the harbour service of the Port of London, presented 2yth 
 October. 1835, with plan for moorino: colliers conformably thereto. Tables, 
 inter alia : Account of vessels which can be accommodated in the Port of 
 London, between Blaokwall and London-bridee, so that a free passage-way 
 of 300 feet be at all times open ; specifying the numbers and situations pro- 
 posed for the tiers, the greatest number of vessels to be allowed at each tier, 
 the depth of water at the respective tiers, and nature of the anchorage (pp. 
 61-62) ; average number of vessels allowed to lie at the legal quays and 
 sufferance wharves, on both sides of the river, between London-bridge and 
 Piteher's-point (p. 93) ; return of the tiers and number of vessels which have 
 been removetl in consequence of the spaces allowed in the river Thames to 
 the dock companies by Acts of Parliament (p. 1)7) ; statement of number of 
 tiere occupied by the shipping in the upper and lower pools in 1827, showing 
 those lost to shii)ping in 1833 (p. 107) ; estimate of accommodation that 
 can be aflEorded for colliers above the Regenfs-canal entrance (p. 120) ; 
 number of .ships intended to be moored in tiers on the north shore in the 
 lower pool, according to the proposed bye-laws, showing the space each tier 
 would occupy (pp. 13-1, 157-158) ; dimensions of collier tiers in the pool 
 (p. l.")2) ; number of vessels in Cole-stairs tier on the 16th May, 1835, with 
 their measurement and keels (j). 155) : statement of the space between the 
 innermost ships lying in certain collier tiers in the lower pool, and low-water 
 mark on the north shore, with the soundings at low water (p. 163) — Sir John 
 Hall's observations on the report and pi'oceedings of the Port Committee 
 relative to the navigation of the Port of London— Amount of dues levied for 
 the harbour service upon ships which entered the Port of London in each of 
 the years 1831-35, stating sum paid per ton, and detailed account of expendi- 
 ture during same periotl — Detailed account of receipts and disbursements 
 relating to the harbour service and the execution of the bye-laws ami regula- 
 tions of the Port of London in each of the years 182'.)-35 — Account of receipts 
 by the Corporation of London, in each pf the years 1801 to Ladyday, 1835, 
 from fines oi (juit rents for permission to cut through the banks of the 
 Thames, or to erect buildings or works, driving piles, etc., or encroachments 
 upon such river below London-lu-idge ; setting forth the legal authority under 
 which the grants were made or permission given, and the particular purjjoses 
 to which those sums of money have been applied — Number of merchant and 
 fishing vessels and their tonnage that entered the Port of London in each of 
 the years 1800, 1810, 1K20, 1830 and 1835, distinguishing them, as engaged in 
 the foreign trade, Irish trade, or as colliers, coasters, or fishing vessels — 
 Number of steam vessels and tiicir tonnage employed in trade with the Port 
 of London, and their repeated voyages, in each of the years 1820, 1830 and 
 1835, distingui>hing them as engaged in the coasting or foreign trade — Xum- 
 Ijer of ships and their tonnage that entered (i.) Commercial docks ; (ii.) East 
 Connty dock ; (iii.) St. Katharine docks ; (iv.) London docks ; (v.) Regent's- 
 canal ilock ; (vi.) (iraiid Surrey-canal docks ; (vii.) West India docks ; (viii.) 
 East India docks in each of the years 1820, 1830 and 1835, distinguishing 
 those that entered with goods from those tliat entered light, to load or lay 
 up — Return of steamboats employed between London and Gravesend — Num- 
 ber of licences granted by the Company of Watermen and Lightermen of the 
 River Thames for wherries, boats, etc., for the carrying of passengers, in 
 force on 1st January, 1836 — List of tiers and wharves on the north side of 
 the river Vj«jtween London-bridge and Greenwicli — Numljcr of steam vessels 
 and their tonnage employed in canying passengers only, within th'^ limits of 
 the Port of London, specifying their repeated voyages in each of the years 
 1820, 1830 and 1835— Number of wood-laden ships that entered the Port of 
 Ix>iidon from 1st January to 2 Jth June, 1836, and number that went into 
 flfK-k — Number of ships and their tonnage that entered Commercial-docks in
 
 191 
 
 London, Port of — conthmed. 
 
 eacli of tlic yc;irs lSU!)-3."). classiticd accordin.s to their car£!;ocs — Return of 
 .soundings of the river taken between London-bridge and 15ugftby"s-h(jlc — 
 Number of vessels forcibly removed by pilots acting under the authority of 
 tlie harbour-masters — Number of tiers antl vessels removed in consequence 
 of spaces allowed on the river Thames to the dock compaiues Ijy Act of 
 Parliament — Number of shi[)S intended to In; moored in tiers on the north 
 shore in the lower jiool, according to tlie proposed Ijyedaws, showing the 
 space each tier would occui^y, with width of the river at low water mark, anil 
 width of channel that would remain for purposes of navigation — Number of 
 days the "Collier Detention Flag" has been flying at Greenwich, and number 
 of colliers that have been detainetl by the harbour masters from entering the 
 pools daily tluring 1835 — Regulations for the Port of London, and plan for 
 mooring vessels to preserve a navigation througli the collier pool of 3U0 feet — • 
 List of tiers and ferries, number of vessels at each tier, depth of water at 
 each, and width of navigable channel from London-bridge to the upper part 
 of Limehouse-reach, on the north side, and from London-bridge to the Surrey- 
 canal on the south side — Number of vessels coal-laden that have been detaineil 
 on the lower station, or between Duke's-shore and P>ugsby's-hole, for want of 
 room in the collier pool daily during half-year ended 30th June, 183G : show- 
 ing also the days on which the iiag has been flying at Greenwich for the 
 detention of colliers — List of the ship-meters, their ages and residence — 
 Number of colliers in the Port of London, discharging and waiting for turns 
 during each week of 183i-35, setting forth the number of days the latter have 
 usually been detained waiting for such turns, with a statement of the manner 
 in which the turns are regulated — Amount of coal imported into the Port of 
 London in each of the years LS2.5, 1S30 and 1835— Account of vessels broken 
 up in the Port of London from March, 1834, to April, 1836 — Account of 
 coroners' inquests held upon the bodies of persons drowned in the river 
 Thames during 1834 and 1835. 
 
 Plans : River Thames, from Church-hole to Cuckold's-point, showing posi- 
 tion of collier tiers (i.) according to the proposed by-laws; (ii.) according 
 to the proposed permanent moorings, by Charles Rowland, harbour master, 
 1836 — Plan for mooring 1()3 colliers in the pools, preserving a passage for the 
 transit of shipping of the width of 300 feet, presented to the Port of London 
 Committee by Sir John Hall — Plan of a half -tier for mooring colliers in the 
 lower pool according to Mr. Charles Rowland's plan — Soundings of the river 
 opposite the King's-dockyard, Deptford, 1831, b}^ Captain liullock — Three 
 plans of wherries. 
 
 London, School Board for. Annual reports, 1886-87 to 1900-01. 
 
 London, 1887-1901. 8vo, {continuing').- 
 
 Reports of the Bye-laws C'omnn'ttee for the rears 1872 
 
 to 1890-91. London, 1888-91. Folio. 
 1886 wanting. 
 
 Reports of the School Accommodation Committee for the 
 
 years 1893 to 19(10-01. London, 1894-1901. Folio, (conliuuina). 
 Reports of the School Attendance Committee for the yeai's 
 
 1891 to 1900-01. London, 1892-1901. Folio, (continuing)^ 
 1 81)7-98 wanting. 
 
 Reports of the School Manag-ement Committee for the 
 
 years 1874 to 1900-01. London, 1874-1901. Folio, {contimiinq) 
 1886-87, 1892-93 wanting. 
 
 Reports on evening continuation schools for the 3-ears 
 
 1893-96, 1900-01. London, 1895-1901. Foh'o. 5 vol. 
 
 Repoi'ts of the Statistical Committee for the vears 1873 
 
 to 1890-91. London, 1873—91. Folio. 
 1874-76, 187!), 18S1. 1S8C. wanting.
 
 192 
 
 London Standing Joint Committee Minutes and siTmmary of 
 
 ]tr(HH>L'dings, 1889-90, etc. London. T890, etc. 8vo (continuing) . 
 
 London Suburban Directory, see Kelly (in appendix). 
 
 London Traffic, etc., 1855-66 [Volume of pamphlets.] Svo, 
 
 L^.">")-,")(;. 
 
 Contents : — 
 
 Siil>wavs an<l ^as — correspondence in 7'Ju- Timrx, London (n.d.). Svo. 
 PI). 3-14.' 
 
 SL-rpentinc and streets of London. (Anonvnious.) London, l.Sdo. Svo, 
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 Londonderry, County Borough of, Annual account.s, 1897 and 
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 Longfield (Right Hon. M) The tenui-e of land in Ireland. See 
 Probyn (J. W.) Systems of land tenure. 
 
 Longstaff (G. B.) Studie.s in statistics, social, political, and 
 medical. London. 1891. 8vo, pp. xvi, 455. 
 
 Loudon (J. C.) Trees and shru])s: an abrido'cment of the Arboretum 
 et Fruticetum lirittannicum ; containing the hardy trees and 
 sluTibs of Britain, native and foreign, scientifically and popularly 
 described. London, 1883. 8vo, pp. Ixxi, 1162. Illustrations. 
 
 Louisville (Kentucky, U.S.A.) Board of Park Commissioners. 
 Annual Reports, 1891-92, 1892-3. Louisville. 1892-3. 8vo, 
 pp. 59, 121. Plates and maps. 
 
 Low 'Sampson) The charities of London: comprising an account 
 of the iipeiations. resources and general r;onditions of the 
 chai-itahle, educational and religious institutions of London. 
 London^ 1807. Small 8vo, pp. xviii., 322, with supplement and 
 index, pp. viii., 188. 
 
 Lubbock CGertrudeJ Sotne poorreliefquesticms, -with the arguments 
 on Ijoth siiles; together with the sujnmary of the report of the 
 Uuval Commission on the Aged Poor, and extiacts from the 
 evidence taken before that Commission : a manual for workers. 
 With a preface by Sir John Luiibock. London, 1895. 8vo, pp. 
 xii., 329. 
 
 Contents: Out-door and in-door relief — Old A'^v pensions — Provision of 
 jiital^ — Cliaritablc relief — Appendi.v (extracts from the evidence taken before 
 the lloyal C'omnii-sion on tlie Aged Poor). 
 
 Lubbock ('Sir John) Representation. London, 1885. Svo, 
 pp. jv. .90. .\ppendices and index. 
 
 A few worrls on the "•overnment of London. 
 
 [An article appearing in the Forhi'uililhj Review iui VehTuary, 1892, 
 pp. 159-172.]
 
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 Lumley (William Golden) Tiio Rating Act, 1874, with com- 
 
 mentaiy, notes and index, and a note on the rating of govei-n- 
 ment property ; being an addendum to the law of parochial 
 assessments. London, 1875. 12mo, pp. xii., 53. 
 
 Essay on By-laws, with appendix, containing model by- 
 laws issued by the Board of Trade, the Education Department 
 and the Local Government Board. London, 1877. 8vo, pp. xi., 
 
 428. 
 
 Law of parochial assessments, ex})lained in a practical 
 
 commentary on the statute 6 and 7, Will. IV., cap. 96, with an 
 appendix containing the modern statutes relating to i-ating. 
 Sixth edition. London, 1872. 8vo, pp. xxvii., 256. 
 
 The same. kSeventh edition. London, 1882. 8vo, pp. xx., 
 
 342. 
 
 and Edmund Lumley Public Health Act, 1875, 
 
 annotated, with an appendix, containing the various incorporated 
 statutes, etc. Third edition. London, 1887, 8vo, pp. Ixxix., 
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 Lunge (George) Remarks on the teaching of chemistry. See 
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 Lush (Sir Robert) Practice of the Superior Courts of Law at 
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 Third edition, by J. Dixon. London, 1865. Svo, 2 vols. 
 
 Lushington (Sydney George) The County Council and Municipal 
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 See Macmori'au (A.) London Government Act. 1899. 
 
 8vo. 
 
 Lyons (D. T) Technical education in Queensland. (See Education. 
 Technical Education Congress. 1897. 8vo. 
 
 LySOns (Daniel) Environs of London, being an historical account 
 of the towns, villages, and hamlets within twelve miles of that 
 capital. London, 1810-11. Second edition. 4to, 4 vols. Plates. 
 
 Middlesex occupies two volumes ; the remaining two deal with Surrey, 
 Kent, Essex and Herts. 
 
 Plates, intrr alia : 
 
 Surrey : View of Greenwich — Map of Surrey wthin twelve miles of 
 London — Dulwich College. 
 
 Kent, Essex and Herts : Map of Kent and Esses within twelve miles of 
 London — Charlton House— Eltham Palace and Hall — Plan of Woolwich 
 ordnance ground, 
 
 N 
 [i,.c, 8
 
 194 
 
 Lysons (Daniel) Environs of London — continued. 
 
 Miaak'>(_-x. Vol.1.: View of Strawlierry-hill— Map of County of Middlesex 
 — Phvsic-gardon, Chelsea — I'lan of Hyde-park. 172.") — Braiideiil)urgh House, 
 Fulhani. 
 
 Miiidlosfx. V.il. II. : Holland House, north view — Holland House, south 
 ▼iew— C'anijiden House. Kensington, 1793 — Stepney Chureh. 
 
 There is als j a laree paper coi)y of the two volumes containing 
 Middloex-. 
 
 An liistorical account of tliopc parishes in the County of 
 
 ^Miildlcsex. which are not described in the environs of London. 
 London, Iv^OO. 4to. pp. ix., 316. 
 
 Mac Adam (John Loudon) Remarks on the present system of 
 read making-; witli observations, deduced from practice and 
 e.xperience, with a view to a revision of the existing laws, and 
 the introduction of improvement ir. the method of making, 
 repaii-ing and presei'ving roads, and defending tlie road funds 
 from misapplication. Third edition. London, 1820. 8vo, 
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 There is a t ible of turnpike trusts round London, giving Acts of 
 Parliament, length of road, amount of tolls (1818), expenses (1818), and 
 
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 Macan (K.) The development of technical instruction in secondary 
 schools nndei- the pi'ovi.sions of the Technical Instruction Acts, 
 1889 and 1891, and the Local Taxation Act, 1890. See Education. 
 Technical Education Congress. 1897. Svo. 
 
 MacCarthy C Justin) Cliaring-cross to St. Paul's . . . Plates 
 and vignettes from drawings by J. Ponnell. London, 1891. 4to, 
 pp. [ii:i, 59. 
 
 Macclesfield, Borough of Abstract of the accounts, 1896-7. 
 Macclesfield, lb97. 8vo, pp. 48. 
 
 Macdoiiakl ' William) Local government and taxation in Scotland. 
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 MacDowell ^Mary E.) Friendly visiting. See Barrows (I. C.) 
 I'l'oceediiig.s of tlie National Conference of Charities . . . 
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 LC. iJanows. 1896. 8vo. 
 
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 Pi-oceedings of the National Conference of Charities . . . 
 held in Grand Rapids. Mich., .lune 4-10, 1896. Edited by 
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 Macer 'Alfred Thomas) I ^llajudations: law and practice. London, 
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 leview, by .j. {]. Robertson, of the various plaiis proposed for 
 the improvemejit of carriage pavements ; also, a paper on the 
 increasing of day-light in London. Second edition. London 
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 Mackay (A. H.) Technical education in Nova Scotia. See 
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 Mackay (Charles) The Thames and its tributaries ; or rambles 
 among the rivers. London, 1840. 8vo, 2 vols. Illustrated. 
 
 Contents, inter alia : 
 
 Vol. I. (pp. xii., 400): Loudon-biidi^'c — Bouthwark — Globe Theatre — 
 Bear garden — Paris garden — Old houses of the nobility —Doctors' Commons — 
 Fleet Ditch — Temple gardens — Somerset House and Waterloo-bi-idge — 
 Savoy — Adelphi — Whitehall —Westminster-bridge — Houses of Parliament — 
 Westminster Abbey — Lambeth Palace — Vauxhall gardens — Chelsea Hos- 
 pital — Battersea — liiver Wandle — Putney. 
 
 Vol. II. (pp. vii., 412): Billingsgate— Tower — St. Katharine's Hospital 
 and Docks — London Docks —Thames Tunnel — Wapping and Rotherhithe — 
 Commercial Dock— Isle of Dogs — Deptford — River Ravensbourne — Green- 
 wich — Blackvvall — East India Docks— River Lea — Stratford-le-Bow and 
 Bromlc}' — Shooter's-hill— Charlton — -Woolwich. 
 
 Mackay (John Charles) Light i-ailw'ajs for the United Kingdom, 
 India and the Colonies. A practical handbook setting forth the 
 principles on which light railways should be coustructed, 
 worked, and financed, and detailing the cost of construction, 
 equipment, revenue and working expenses of local railways 
 already established in the above-mentioned countries and in 
 Belgium, France, Switzerland, etc. London, 1896. 8vo, pp. xii., 
 322. 32 plates. 
 
 Mackay (Thomas) A history of the English poor law. Vol. III., 
 from 183-4 to the present time ; being a supplementary volume 
 to " A history of the English poor law," by Sir (jeorge Nicholls, 
 London, 1899. 8vo, pp. xv., 617. 
 
 Mackenzie (Frederick) The architectural antiquities of the 
 collegiate chapel of St. Stephen, Westminster, the late House 
 of Commons, drawn from actual survey and admeasurements . . . 
 accompanied by observations on the original and perfect state 
 of the building, and a description of the plates. London, 1844. 
 Folio, pp. X., 30. 19 plates. 
 
 Mackenzie (Montague Johnstone Muir) See Chalmers (M. D.> 
 
 and M. J. M. Mackenzie Rules of the Supreme Court. 1883. 
 8vo. 
 
 and Sydney George Lushington The Parliamentary 
 
 and Local Government Registration Manual . . . Second 
 edition, etc. London, 1897. 8vo, pp. xlviii., 664 ; [56]. 
 
 Mackenzie (William) and Percy Handford Model bye-laws, 
 
 rules and regulations under the Public Health and other acts, 
 with alternative and additional clauses. Prepared and edited 
 by W. Mackenzie and P. Handford. London, 1899. 8vo, 2 vols. 
 
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 MackrOW (Clement) Naval architect's and sliipbuilder's pocket- 
 book of formula', rates and tables, and marine engineer's and 
 surveyor's handy book of reference. London, 1889. 8vo, 
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 MacLareu i Walter S. Bright; and John Beaumont Report 
 
 to the "Worshipful Clothworkers' Company of London on the 
 weaving and other technical schools of the Continent; with 
 general observations and suggestions as to the best mode of 
 extending and improving the textile industries department of 
 the Yorkshire College of Science, Leeds, and of establishing 
 other technical schools throu2:hout this counti-v. London, 1877. 
 8vo, pj). viii., 118. 
 
 Macmorran (^Alexander) London Government Act, 1899, and the 
 vaiiuus statutes incorporated with it or specially referred to 
 therein ; with notes and index, by A. MacmoiTan, S. G. 
 Lusliington and E. J. Naldi'ett. London, 1899. 8vo, pp. xxx., 
 202, and index. 
 
 The Public Health (London) Act, 1891. London, 1891. 
 
 8vo, ])p. xli., 306, and index. 
 
 The Local Government Act, 1888, and the incorporated 
 
 provisions of the Municipal Corporations Act, 1882; the Munici- 
 pal Electors (coriupt practices) Act, 1884 ; the Ballot Act, 1872 ; 
 and the County Electors Act, 1888 ; the whole fonning a complete 
 epitome of the law relating to the constitution and election of 
 county councils, their powers, duties and liabilities. Second 
 edition. London, 1888. 8vo, pp. Ixxiii., 388, and index. 
 
 Macnag-hten ('Steaurt) and Alexander Gordon Keports of 
 
 Cases in the iiigli Couit.s of Chancery dui-ing the time of Lord 
 Chancellor Cottenham, 1849-51. London,^ 1850-52. 8vo, 
 3 vols. 
 
 Madox 'Thomas) Firma Burgi, or an historical essay concerning 
 the cities, towns and boroughs of England. London, 1726. 
 Folio, pp. [xx.], 297, and index. 
 
 Madrid Anuario estadistico demografico. Ano 1897. Madrid, 
 lto99. 4to, pp. 545. 
 
 Boletin del ayuntamiento de Madrid ; 13 de Noviembre do 
 
 1898 al ]5 de Abril de 1900. Madrid, 1898-1900. Folio. 
 Incomplete, many numbers wantiog. 
 
 Boletin semanal de nacimientos, matrimoniosy defuncionea; 
 
 30 de Octubre de 1898 al 31 de Marzo de 1900. Madrid, 1898^ 
 1900. Folio. 
 
 Jpcomplete, many numbers wantinj;.
 
 197 
 
 Magdalen Hospital An account ... of the Magdalen 
 
 Hospital for the reception of jienitent prostitutes ; togetlier with 
 Dr. Dodd's sermons, preached before the President, Vice-Pi-esi- 
 dents, Governors, etc., before His Royal Highness the Duke of 
 York, etc., and in the Magdalen Chapel, Jei-. xiii., 23 . . . to 
 which are added The Advice to the Magdalens ; with the Psalms, 
 Hymns, Prayers, Rules, List of Subscribers ; and an abstract 
 of the Act forestablishino'the charitv. Fourth edition. London, 
 1770. 8vo, pp. X., 451 ; 1 plan. 
 
 Magnus (Sir Philip) Theory and practice in trade teaching. See 
 Kducation. Technical Education Congress. 1897, 8vo. 
 
 Maguire (P. C.) Ihe sewage of towns : its value and distribution, 
 agricultural and commercial. London, 1860. 8vo, pp. 15. 
 
 [A pam[)lilet liound up with others in volume, Seicagc I'tilisatlon, 1845-65. 
 Si'e Drainage and Sewerage.] 
 
 Maidstone Epidemic of typhoid fever, 1897. Report of inquiry 
 and appendices. London, 1898. Folio, pp. 84. Maps and plates. 
 
 Maitland (William) Histoiy and surxey of London from its 
 foundation to the present time, etc. London, 1756. Folio, 2 vols. 
 
 Contents : Vol. I. (pj). xiv.. 712) : [The Annals of London.] 
 Vol. II (pp. iv., 718-1-110) : Political history of London, and a survey of 
 the wards, liberties, precincts, etc., within the City and liberties — Account of 
 the parishes within the City and liberties — Civil, ecclesiastical and military 
 government — Account of the City-Incorporations, its commerce, and the 
 several offices, etc., depending thereon — Account of the schools, societies, 
 libraries. Inns of Court, Courts of Justice, colleges, hospitals and almshouses 
 within the City and suburbs — History, anti(]uilies and government of West- 
 minster, with a description of the several parishes and other remarkable 
 things — Account of the parishes and liberties in the county of Middlesex 
 within the Bill of Mortality — The borough of Southwark, with a description 
 of the parishes — Index — Appendix ; abstract of Acts of Parliament for build- 
 ing .1 new bridge at Blackfriars, and for repairing London-bridge. 
 
 Plates, infer alia : 
 
 Vol. I. : Plan of City gates (frontispiece)— London-bridge (i). 43) — View of 
 London, circa l.")(iO (p. 252) — I'lan of London as fortified by order of Parlia- 
 ment in the years 1(U2 and 1 tUo (p. 869) — Sir John Evelyn's plan for re- 
 building after the fire in 1G6G (p. 447). 
 
 Vol. II. : New map of the countries ten miles round (frontispiece) — 
 Aldersgate ward and the liberty of St. Martin's-le-Grand (p. 761) — City of 
 London Lying-in Hospital (p. 764) — Aldgate ward (p. 77(>) — Billingsgate 
 ward and Bridge ward within (p. 7'.iU) — Bishopsgate wanl within and with- 
 out (p. 71)8) — IJread-street ward and Cordwainers' ward (p. 828) — Plan of 
 London-bridge and projected plan (p. 828) — Broad-street ward and Cornhill 
 ward (p. 838) — Bank of England, perspective view (p. 840) — College of 
 Arms (p. 857) — Cheap ward (p. 880) — Wards of Coleman-street ami 
 Bassishaw (p. 8'J2) — Cri]iplegate ward (p. 904) — Baynard's Castle ward and 
 Farringdon ward within ; Merchant Taylors' school ; St. PauTs school 
 (p. 922) — Farringdon ward, without: Temple Bar; Bridewell, north gate 
 (p. 9G0^ — Bridewell (p. 979) — St. Bartholomew's hospital (p. 93:^)— Surgeons' 
 theatre in Old Bailey (p. 991)— Langborn ward and Candlewick ward 
 (p. 995)— Lime-street ward (p. 999) — Portsoken ward (p. 1U06) — Queenliithe 
 ward and Vintry ward (p. 1U24) — Custom House (p. 1U38) — W'albrook ward 
 and Dowgate war<l (p. 1U4G) — St. Paul's, west view (p. 1168) — Treasury in 
 St. James'-park ; Admiralty near Whitehall (p. 1263) — Monument (p. 1264) — 
 View of the House of Peers, interior (p. 1281) — Haberdashers' Almsbou ses a
 
 198 
 
 Maitlaud (William) Histoiy and survey of London — continued. 
 llo\ion ; l-"ishinoiit,^'is" Almshouses ; B;iiici'o£t"s Alnisliouses (p. 1288) — Bctlilem 
 Hospital (p. 1290)— Charterhouse Hospital (p. 121)1)— Clirisfs Hospital 
 (p. 1292)-Foumlliii<r Uo-pital (p. r2!):^)-Guy's Hosintal (p. lH().->)— College 
 of Physicians; Lomloii Hospital {p. i:^12)— St. Thomas' Hospital (p. i:<22)— 
 Royal Hosi)ital. Cliel<ea (p. 1326) — Plan of the City of Westminster, Uuehy 
 of Lacoastcr ami places adjacent (p. 1:527) — Westminster Al)l)ey and 8t. 
 Margaret's (p. 1328) — House of Commons, interior (p. 1341) — Navy Ofhce, 
 Broad-street (p. 1343) — St. James' Palace and parts adjacent (p. 1344) — 
 Trinity Almshouses ; Ironmongers' Almshouses ; H.M. Stables in the Mews 
 (p. 1345)— Survey of the parishes of St. Andrew, Holborn, without the 
 freedom ; St. George. Queen-sijuare ; St. James, Clerkenwell ; St. Luke, Old- 
 street ; St. Mary. Islington ; and the Charterhouse liberty (pj). 13.")0-1) — 
 St. Dunstan's, Stepney (p. 13.")3) — St. Paul's, Shadwell ; St. John's, Wapjiing 
 (p. 1379)— St. George's Hospital (p. 1382)— Lambeth Palace (p. 138())— 
 Excise Office (p. 1389)— St. Saviour. Southwark. (p. 1390)— Royal Hospital. 
 Greenwich (p. 1392). 
 
 Majeildie (Sir Vivian Dering") Guide Book to tlie Explosives 
 Act, 1875 . . . and to the Ofders in Council and Orders of the 
 Secretary of State . . . with remarks upon the Explosive 
 Sul)stances Act, 1883, etc. London, 1897. IGmo, ])p. v., 390. 
 
 Malcolm (James Peller) Anecdotes of the manners and customs 
 ot lA)ud()u from the Roman invasion to the year 1700, etc. 
 Second edition. London, 1811. 8vo, 3 vols. 
 
 Londinium rcdivium ; or an antient history and niodei-n 
 
 description of London, compiled from ])arochial records, archives 
 of various foundations, the llarleian niss. and other authentic 
 sources. London, 1802-1807. 4to, 4 vols. 
 
 'I'he contents are arranged under the names of the several parishes, which 
 are placed, for the most part, in alphabetical order. 
 
 Plates, / liter alia : 
 
 Vol.1.: St. Bartholomew-thc-Great, south transept and interior — St. 
 Bartholomew-the-Iess, interior. 
 
 Vol. H. : P.aTigor House — Kly Chapel — Remains of Alilgate— Aitar-piecj 
 ichnography, an<l exterior of St. lvatheiine"s-by-the-Tower. 
 
 Vol. III.: St. Paul's school — Dean Colei's hou.se — St. (iiles's ('rip))legatc — 
 Cln-ist'.s hospital — St. Helen's, 15ishops'_'-ate — Leather-selltis' Hall — (Jrosbv 
 Hall. 
 
 Vol. IV. : Holy Trinity, Aldgate -Plan of Finsbury-lields - Karl Spencer's 
 liouse, St. James's-park— Somerset jiaiaee, KJoO— Westminster, 1(!.")0 — ^ bunk irk 
 Mouse— Tiinity Chapel— St. John's Cbapel, While Tower. 
 
 Maiden CHenry Elliot) The life and duties of a citizen. London, 
 
 i>'.M-. s\o, pp. .\ii., 206. 
 
 Maltbie ('Milo Roy) English local government of to-day: a study 
 of the I'chitioiis of centi-al and local g-overnment. New York, 
 1897. 8vo, ])p. 29G. 
 
 Vol. IX., No. I, of '• Studies in history, economics, and public law," edited 
 by the Faculty of Political Science of Columbia University. 
 
 Municipal functions : a study of tlie development, scope 
 
 and tendency of municipal socialism. New York, 1898. 8vo, 
 pp. 223. 
 
 Vol. II.. No. 4, of " .Municipal Ailaiis," edited by the Reform Club Com- 
 mittee on Municip.'il Administration, New York.
 
 190 
 
 Malton (Thomas) Pietnresc|ne toiiv ilironali (lie Cities of 
 London and Westminster. Illiistnited with tlie most interesting 
 A-iews executed in aquatinta. London, 1792-96. Folio, pp. 40. 
 
 Volume I. only. I-ist of plates: Westminster Bridge (two views)— New 
 Palaee Yard — View in Marti;aret-strcct — Dean's Yard — North-west view of 
 Westminster Abbey — North front of Westminster Abbey— Privy Garden — 
 Whitehall — Horse Guards — Parade — Admiralty- Charinn; Cross — Mews — 
 Inside of Mews — St. Martin's-in-the-Fiekls, interior — North front of St. 
 Martin's Church — South-west view of St. Martin's Church — View from 
 Scotland-yard — Watergate, York Buildings — Adelphi Terrace— John-street, 
 Adelphi. 
 
 Manchester, City of Abstract of Accounts, 1868-G9, 1871-72, 
 1887-88, 1891-92 to 1900-01. Manchester, 1869-1901. 8vo, 
 (^continuing). 
 
 — Building, etc., regulations. Extract from the Manchester 
 
 Corporation Act, 1891. [Manchester, 1891.] 8vo, ])p. 4. 
 
 [A pamphlet bound with others in volume, Streets and J i/ild/'/if/s. hijc- 
 laws and othrr papem. Sec Streets and buildings.] 
 
 • 13ye-Ia\vs with respect to new streets, buildings, etc., 
 
 Manchester, 1890. 8vo, pp. viii., 75. 
 
 [A pamphlet bound with others in volume, Streets and huihlings. hye-laws 
 and other ptijiers. See Streets and buildings.] 
 
 Experts' reports on treatment of Manchester sewage. Man- 
 chester, 1899. Svo, pp. vi., 58. 23 diagrams and two plates. 
 
 -■■ Papers on the Manchester building bye-laws read at a joint 
 
 meeting of the Manchester and Salford Sanitary Association and 
 the Manchester Society of Architects, in the Memorial Hall, 
 Manchester, on March 3rd, 1887, with discussion thereon, Man- 
 chester, 1887. 8vo, pp. 30. 
 
 \_X ]iamj)hlet bound with others in volume, Streets and tjuildlngs^ bye-laivs 
 and other pajnrx. See Streets ami buildings.] 
 
 Proceedings of the Council, 1869-71, 1896-97 to 1899-1900. 
 
 Manchestei'. 1871-1901. Svo, (continuing). 
 
 Tramways : report of the special committee appointed by 
 
 the City Council. Manchester, 1897. Svo, pp. 235. 
 
 Manchester Ship Canal A sketch of the histury and develop- 
 ment of the Manchester Ship Canal, and formation and growth 
 of Cotton Association. Manchester, 1901. 01)1. fol., ])p. 52. 
 
 Contents : Port of Manchester by W. 15. Tracy — Engineering details of the 
 work of construction by Sir E. L. Williams — The movement and its 
 pioneers by W. H. Linton and F, E. Cornwall. 
 
 Manning" (James) and Thomas Colpitts Granger Ca.ses 
 
 argued and determined in the Court of Common Pleas, 1840-45. 
 Loudon, 1841-46. Svj. 7 vols.
 
 200 
 
 Mauniug- (James Alexauder) The i;tiHzation of sewage; being 
 a it'l'ly to Baron Liebig's letter to Lord llobert Montagu. 
 London, 1864. 8vo, pp. 82. 
 
 [A pamphlet bound with others in voliune. Scwiigr ('tilizatinn, 1S45-65. 
 Sec Dniinairo and Sewerage.] 
 
 MailWOOd < John) Treatise of the forest laws . . . digested 
 . . , in an alpliabetical order. Fourth edition, by William 
 Nelson. London, 1717. 8vo, pp. [iv.], 4.85, and index. 
 
 Marechal (Henri) L'oclairagcaParis: etude teclinicpie des divers 
 modes dV-clairage employes a Paris. Paris, 1894. Svo, 
 pp. viii., 49G. 
 
 Market Rights and Tolls First antl tiuul reports of the royal 
 commission on market rights and tolls ; together witli the reports 
 of the assistant commissioners, minutes and precis of evidence, 
 and appendices. London, 1888-91. Folio, 14 volumes in 5. 
 
 Contents : 
 
 Vol. I. : First report, together with the report on charters and records 
 relatintr to the history of fairs and markets in the United Kingdom. 
 
 Vol. II.: Minutes of evidence taken in England. This volume contains 
 the evidence on liOndon markets. I'ahles in evidence, i/itrr iilla : Receipts 
 and expenditure of the Corporation of London markets in 1827, 18-i7, 1854, 
 188-1-6 (p. 38) — Capital expenditure and loans in respect of Corporation 
 markets (p. 39) — Average annual expenditure and gioss receipts, in detail, of 
 Corporation markets. 188.5-87 (p. 41) — Fish condemned at r.illingsgate, 
 .Sliadwell. and Farringdon Markets in January. 1S88 ; total weight of fish 
 delivere<l at Sliadwell and Billingsgate markets in January, 1888 (p. 98.) 
 
 A'ols. III., IV'. : Minutes of evidence at enquiries held in England, together 
 with reports on the markets. 
 
 Vols. v.. VI. : Reports and minutes of evidence taken in Ireland. 
 
 Vols. VII. : Minutes of evidence taken in England, Scotland and Ireland. 
 
 Vols. VIII., IX. : Minutes of evidence at inquiries held in England 
 together with the reports on the markets. 
 
 Vol. X. : Minutes of evidence at inquiries held in Ireland, together with 
 reports on the markets. 
 
 Vol. XI. : Final report of the commissioners. 
 
 Vol. XI 1. : Treeis of minutes of evidence. 
 
 Vol. Xlli. I'art I. : Statistics relating to markets in London, and also to 
 markets owned by the local authorities in England and Wales. 
 
 I'art 11. : Statistics relating to markets in England and Wales owned by 
 j)ers(jn8 other than local authorities. 
 
 I'art III. : Statistics relating to markets in Scotland and Ireland. 
 
 The statistics relating to London markets contain information respecting 
 (i.) 7iamc, situation and nature ; (ii.) mode of ae(juisition ; (iii.) the purchaser, 
 and amount pai<i if ac(iuircd by purchitse : (iv.) the terms, conditions, date, 
 and rental if held on lease; (v.) maikel days; (vi.) market accommoda- 
 tion ; (vii.) the extent to which maikets are held in the oi)en streets, and the 
 period during which they have been .so held ; (viii.) capital expenditure 
 incurred by local authorities in respect of markets; (ix.) loans; (x.) 
 average annual expenditure 18H5, 1880, 1887; (xi.) average annual gross 
 receipts, 1885, 188(;. 1887; (xii.; t(jll.a, rents, and stallages ; (xiii.) regula- 
 tions ; (xiv.) records of the prices of commodities sold in the market ; (xv.) 
 the ratio borne by tolls and dues to the value of the c<jmm(jdities on which 
 they are levied ; (xvi.) the distances and times within which market riglits 
 arc enforceable on the sale of goods outside the market buildings ; (xvii.) the 
 extent to which sales on market days, otherwise than in shoi)S and markets 
 are prohibited ; (iviii.) regulations requiring transactions to be ma<.le
 
 201 
 Market Rights and Tolls — continued. 
 
 throut^h j):irticular a^ciits, l;i'uker or factors ; (xix.) tlie districts supplying 
 articles bold in the markets, and whether any i'esti-ii-tii)n exists in this 
 respect ; (xx.) the extent, if any, to which iiiaiket rights, l)_ve-laws. 
 retrulatioDs, tolls; rents, stallages, dues and tolls affecting the market town 
 have been complained of as restrictive to trade; (xxi ) complaints, if any, 
 that the present accommodation offered l>y the markets is insnSicient ami 
 unsuitable for the local trade ; (xxii.) the terms and conditions u|ion which 
 the local authorities have leased the tolls and other rights, and the reasons 
 which induced them to consider the arrangement of leasing desirable ; 
 (xxiii.) the views of iocal authorities as to the exi)ediency of placing 
 restrictions on the sale outside the market buildings of goods that may be 
 lawfully sold in the market ; (xxiv.) the views of the local authorities as to 
 provisi(ju being made that the tolls and other rights of the markets held by 
 them shall be from time to time revised, with a view to their being regulated 
 by the necessary expenditure in connection with the markets, and tliat the 
 markets shall be free and open when the capital charges in resi)ect of them 
 have been paid off by the incomes from the markets or otherwise, and 
 whether in their opinion, a charge should be made for meeting the expenses 
 of maintenance ; (xxv.) the alteration, if any, in the existing law relating to 
 riiarkets. considered desirable by local authorities ; (xxvi.) information 
 similar to the above with regard to fairs. 
 Vol. XIV. : Kei)orts as t(j foreign markets. 
 
 Marriott (T. L.) Gras consumer's manual, containing the Gas 
 Measurement Act of 1859. London, 1859. 8vo, pp. xii., 66. 
 
 Marriott (Thomas Weatherley Moutag;ue) House drainage, 
 
 considered as to its defects and cai)abilities of improvement in a 
 
 letter to the Metropolitan Commissioners of Sewers. London, 
 
 1849. 8vo, pp. 15. 
 
 [A pamphlet bound up with others in volume, Sanitanj rc/onii, 1S4S~56. 
 Sfc Sanitary reform.] 
 
 Marshall (Alfred) Principles of economics, vol. I. Third edition. 
 Lor.don, 1895. 8vo, pp. xxxii., 823. 
 
 Marshall (Thomas Wilfrid) See Vernon (A.) Estate fences 
 With a chapter on boundaries and fences in their legal 
 aspect, by T. W. Marshall. 1899. 8vo. 
 
 Martin (Charles Trice) 'S'ee Loftie (W. J.) Memorials of the 
 Savoy . . . with an appendix of original documents . . , 
 by C. T. Martin. 1878. 8vo. 
 
 Martin (John) Description of plans for affording an unlimited 
 supply of pure water to London, in connection v.'ith an improved 
 system of draining the Metropolis ; for rescuing the river 
 Thames from every species of pollution ; for the supply of 
 sewage manure to the country and for other objects of public 
 utility and sanitary importance. London, 1850. 8vo, pp. 8. 
 
 [A i)amphlet bound up with others in volume. Plans for ihetr«2>oUtan 
 druinage, 184S-G5. See Drainage and Sewerage.] 
 
 Plan for improving the air and water of the Metropolis by 
 
 preventing the sewage being conveyed into the Thames, therobv 
 preserving not only the purity of the air but the purity of the 
 water, and likewise the manure for agricultural 2^^^J"P*^ses. 
 London, 1832. 4to, pp. 12. Plate.
 
 202 
 Martin (John) — anitinued. 
 
 -Plan for .suppl3'iii,o- with pure water and materially beautify- 
 
 iiiLi" tlio western end of the Meti'opolis. London, 1828. 8vo, pp. 8. 
 
 Plan for supplying with ]iure water the cities of London 
 
 and \Yestniinstor, and of materially im])r()vin<>- and beautifying 
 the western parts of the Metropolis. Jjondon, 1828. 4to, pp. 
 25. Plates. 
 
 Prospectus of a company intended to be called the Thames 
 
 Conservani'V (^ompany, foi- preventing the pollution of the river, 
 upon the plan pro])osed by Mi-. Martini. London [1880 ?] 4to, 
 pp. 4. 
 
 Martin (Temple Chevallier) See Greenwood (H. C.) and T. C. 
 
 Martin. Magisterial and police guide. 1874. 8vo. 
 
 Marwick < James David) Provisions of the several local acts 
 regulating the [)olice of the city of F^dinbui'gh. London. 1818. 
 8vo., pp. xxxi., 240. 
 
 Hound up with G. Monro's Puhlir lliulth {Scotland') Act, 18G7. 
 
 Marylebone Views in olde Mary-le-b(me of its village, tea-gardens 
 and old watch-house, in the eighteenth century. From olde 
 prints and drawings. [London, lOOl.] 4to. 
 
 Contents: I'lan of Mary-le-bou (iardcus from Rocciue's map, 17-1(! — The 
 villa.fre of Mary-le-bonc in 1740 — A view of St. Marylebone from the Bason 
 — The old Ilo.se of Normandy public house — The nortli front of the Yorkshire 
 Stino^o public house, 1794 — View of the Farthing Pie House, afterwards the 
 Green Man public house. 1780 — The (Jneeirs Head and ArticholvC Iini, Mary- 
 lebon J'ark. 1 7'.)i"i — Jews' Ilarj) Tea Gardens, Mary-le-l)one Park, 17'.)4 — 
 Vaults in Mary-lc-bone wai^cli-house — Cell in I\Iary-le-l)one watcli-house, 
 
 i7.n. 
 Masefield (John Richard Beech) Wild bijd [jrotection and 
 
 nest ing boxes. London, lSiJ7. Svo. pp. 129. Illustrated. 
 
 Maskell 'Joseph) l»cikyngechirclic jnxla 'I'niiini. Collections in 
 iiluslratii>n of the parochial history and anti(|nities of the ancient 
 parish of Allliallows JJarking. London, 18G4. 4to, p],). x., 188. 
 Illustrated. 
 
 Contents, inter alia: Ori,t,'in of the parish — Vestry minutes and church- 
 wardens' accounts — Henefactions an I charities — Endowments of charities — 
 Number of inhabited houses, population, etc., (ISOl) —Number of paupers — 
 V.dnatioii of p:o|)erties (1844-61). 
 
 Mason ^Thomas) Catalogue of hooks and docnments belonging to 
 til'- liojal I'ai-ish of St. ^lartin-in-the-Fiehls. Coni|)iled by 
 '1'. Mason. Pi-inted for the Vestry, 1895. 8vo, pp. vi., S7. 
 
 /SVe St. ^lartin-in the-Fields, Paiisli <){. A register of 
 
 baptisms, mairiagos, and bui-ials in tlio parish of St. Martin-in- 
 the-Fiel.l> from 1550 to 1G19. Kdited hy T. Mason, 1899. 8vo. 
 
 Massachusetts Examinations by the State Jirntrd of Health of 
 tilt' wato- supplies and inland wateis of Masisachusetts, 1887-90. 
 Parti.: Report on water suj)ply and sewerage. Boston, J 890. 
 8vo, pp. xviii.. 857. ^laps.
 
 203 
 
 Massachusetts — continued. 
 
 Re])ort of a general plan for the piuiuotiou of public 
 
 and pei'sonal liealtli by the commissionei\s ap})ointed undei' 
 a resolve of the Legislature of Massachusetts, relating to a sani- 
 tary survey of the State. Boston, 1850. 8vo, pp. 544. 
 
 Mathesoa (Ewinof) Works in iron bridge and roof structures 
 London, 1877. 8vo, pp. xvi., 343. 
 
 Mathews (William) The influence of taxation on rent. London, 
 [1885.] 8vo. 
 
 A paper I'ead at the Surveyors' lustitutioii and discu^siuu thereon, com 
 prising vol. 17, parts ix., xii., of the transactions of the institution. 
 
 — On the taxation of real property. London [1886.] 8vo. 
 
 A paper read at the Surveyors' Institution, ami discussion thereon, com- 
 prising: vol. I'S. parts ix., x., of the transactions of the institution. 
 
 Mathieson (Frederic Coxhead) and Sons Stock Exchange 
 
 values : a decade of finance, 1885 to 1895. The introduction, 
 witli statistics and diagrams, by S. F. Van Oss . . . The charts 
 and tables compiled by F. C. Mathieson and Sons. London, 
 1895. 8vo, pp. cxxviii., 194. 
 
 Contents: Introductory — Position at the end of 1884 — Review of each 
 year from 188.5 to 1891 inclusive — The course of trade, 1881-1894 — Silver — 
 •'New capital created" — The money market — Government and municipal 
 securities — Colonial securities — Foreign government securities — Home 
 railway stocks — American railways —Foreign and colonial--Miscellaneous 
 securities — Charts of prices, 188.")-1894 — Yearly highest and lowest prices, 
 dates when they occurred, and extreme fluctuations of every securit}- officially 
 quoted on the Stock Exchange. 
 
 Matthews (Nathan) City government of Boston : a valedictory 
 address to the members of the Citv Council, January 5, 1895. 
 Boston, 1895. 8vo, pp. 289. 
 
 Matthews (William) Hydraulia; an historical and descriptive 
 account of the waterwoi'ks of London, and the contrivances for 
 supplying other great cities, in different ages and countries. 
 London, 1835. 8vo, pp. xx., 454. 
 
 Contents, iiitci- alUi : Modes of supplying London prior to AVilliam I., and 
 during Henry II. — Sites of the fountains — Construction of Conduits — 
 Hampstead Water-works — Lambe'.s Conduit^Situations of tlie conduit- 
 heads— Destruction of the conduits by tlie Great Fire, 16(1^ — Uemaiiis of one 
 at r.ayswat'r — Projects to remedy defective su|)ply — UussePs scheme — 
 Morice's first Water-wlieel at London Bridge — (xenebelli's |)r(^posal— Pevis 
 Bulmar's horse engine at Broken Wharf — New River — Plans of Forde and 
 Sir W. Roberts — London Bridge Water- works Company— Southwark Water- 
 works — York Buildings' Works — Mary-la-bonne Springs — Marcliant's Water- 
 works — Company of St. Alban's Waters — Chelsea Water-works — -West 
 Middlesex Water- works — Grand Junction Water-works — Shadwell and 
 Westham Water-woiks— East London Water-works — Lambeth Water-works — 
 South Londim Water-works — Scheme for conveying water to Southwark from 
 the River Wandle — Thames Water Company — Publication of •• The Dolphin." 
 
 Maps, plates, etc., inter alia : Yiewsof conduit-head at Bayswater — London 
 Bridge Water-works — ]\Iap of the New River and River Lea — Ma[) showing 
 the sites of the water-works that supply the western portion of tlie Metro- 
 polis — -Maps shovv'ing ]\Ir. Telford's scheme for supplying water to Ijondon, 
 north of the Thames, from the River Verulam, above Watford, and Southwark 
 from the River Wandle.
 
 204 
 
 Maunder (Samuel) Treasury of knowledge and library of 
 reference. London, 1886. 8vo, \)\). \\., 899. 
 
 Maw (William Henry' Recent practice in marine engineering. 
 Loudon, l^b3. -ito, 2 vols. Plates. 
 
 Maxwell ( George) An essay on drainage and navigation, occasioned 
 1)V the scheme now in agitation for improving the outfall of the 
 Kivcr Oqsc. l\'terl)or()Ugh, [1792.] -ito, ])p. 15. 
 
 Maxwell (Sir Peter Benson) On the interpretation of statutes. 
 Ldudoii, 1875. 8vo, p}). xxxii., 458. 
 
 The same. Second edition. London, 1883. 8vo, pp. li., 688. 
 
 Maxwell (William H.) The removal and disposal of town refuse. 
 London, 1898. 8vo, ])]). x., 372. 
 
 May (Sir Thomas Erskine) Treatise on the law, i)rivi leges, 
 jn-oceedings, and usage of Parliament. Seventh edition. 
 London, 1873. 8vo, pp. xxvi., 861. 
 
 The same, eighth edition. London, 1879. 8vo, pp. xxviii., 
 
 888. 
 The .same, ninth edition. London, 1883. 8vo, pp. xxxii., 
 
 950. 
 
 The same, tenth edition. London, 1898, 8vo, i)p. xlii, 
 
 898. 
 
 Mayer (^Svlvain) A code of the law of rating and procedure on 
 a]i|)f:il. w illi an appendix containing all the statutes — including 
 tlie Agricultural Hates Act, 189(3 — fully annotated, and speci- 
 mens of valuations made for the purposes of rating. London, 
 1897. 8vo, ])p. xxxiv, 558. 
 
 Mayet CP.) Agricultural insurance in organic connection with 
 savings hanks, land credit, and the commutation of debts. 
 Translated from the (Jei-man by the Jlev. Arthnr Lloyd. 
 London, 1893. 8vo, pp. x\x., 388 ; xxviii., 9 folded sheets. 
 
 'I'liis work deals wirli tlic question as it affects tlie Japanese lubourer. The 
 fliTiiiaii c-ilitioii was |>ut)Hslicii at Tokyo, in 1,S8'\ 
 
 MayheW (^Henryj London labour and tlie Loinhm ])ooi-; a cyclo- 
 ji;e(li;i of tlic condition and earnings of those that will work, those 
 that cannot work, and those that will not work. London, 
 1«61-G2. 8vo, 4 vols. 
 
 Contents : — 
 
 Vol. I. (iil>. iv., 491): The London street-folk, eom])risin.i; street sellers, 
 street buyers, street tinders, street performers, street arliz.ius, street 
 laV)Ourer«. 
 
 Vol. II. rpp. •'il2) : The London street folk (continued). 
 
 Vol. ill. (pp. ■H2) : 'J'lie London sireet-iolk ((Mntinued). 
 
 Vol. IV. (pp. xl., .".lit) : Tho.se thai will not, work ; cornprisinir prostitutes. 
 thieves, swindlers, begfrars ; with introductory essay on the agencies at 
 j.resent in operation in the metropolis for the suppres-iion of vice and crime, 
 bv the Kev. William Tuckniss. Appendix (maps and tablesj.
 
 205 
 Mayhew (Henry) and John Binney The criminal prisons of 
 
 Loudon and scenes of pi'ison life. London, 1862. 8vo. pp. xii., 
 634. Plates. 
 
 Contents : Introduction — Professional London — Legal London — Adminis- 
 tration of the criminal law — Convict prisons of London— Correctional 
 prisons nf I.omlon — Dctentioual prisons nf London. 
 
 Medley (George W.) l^air trade unmasked ; or, notes on the 
 minority report of the Royal Comnr'ssion on the depression of 
 trade and industiy. London, 1887. 8vo, pp. 95. 
 
 Meeson (Roger) and William Newland Welsby Report of 
 
 cases argued and determined in the courts of Exchequer and 
 Exchequer chamber. London, 1837-49. 8vo, 16 vols., and 
 index. 
 
 Meitzen (August) History, theory, and technique of statistics. 
 
 Translated, with an introduction, by R. P. Falkner. Philadelphia, 
 
 1891. 8vo, pp. 243. 
 
 Supplement to the "Annals oE the American Academy of political and 
 social science," March, 1891. 
 
 Melbourne, Corporation of the City By-laws, regulations, etc., 
 
 1843-95, Melbourne. [1895.] 8vo, pp. 318, and index. 
 
 Proceedings of Council, 1896-97. Melbourne, 1897. Folio, 
 
 [not continuously paged.] 
 
 Report in regard to the health, cleanliness, and general 
 
 sanitary state of tlie city for the year 1897. Melbourne, 1898. 
 Folio, pp. [7.] 
 
 Melbourne and Metropolitan Board of Works Analyses of 
 
 accounts, under the headings of water supply, sewerage and 
 general, for each of the years 1891-92 to 1896-97. Melbourne, 
 1898. Oblong folio, pp. 15. 
 
 Chairman's report, 1895 to 1900-01. Melbourae, 1897- 
 
 1901. 8vo, (continuing). 
 
 Notice papers, minutes, returns, reports and memoranda. 
 
 1891-92 to 1900-01. Melbourne, 1892-1901. Folio, {contmmmj). 
 The volume for the year 1808-99 is wanting. 
 
 Sewerage scheme. Melbourne, 1900. Folio, pp. 86. 
 
 Plates. 
 
 Melbourne Harbor Trust Reports of commissioners for the years 
 
 1897, 1898, 1900. Melbourne, 1898-1901. Folio (continuing). 
 The volume for the year 1899 is wanting. 
 
 Melbourne Metropolitan Fire Brigades Board Annual reports, 
 1897, 1898, 1900. iAlelbourne, 1898-1901. Folio, {continuing).
 
 206 
 
 Mellor (Francis Hamilton) See Short (K. H.) and F. H. Mcllor 
 The practice on the Crown side of the Queen's Bench Division 
 of Her :Majesty's Hi.s^h Court of Justice. 1890. 8vo. 
 
 Melsheimer (Rudolph Eyre) Coroners Acts, 1887 and 1892, with 
 forms and precedents. London, 1898. 8vo, pp. xix., 264. 
 
 Merewether (.Henry Alworth) and Archibald John Stephens 
 
 'i'hc history of the borouglis and municipal corporations of the 
 United King-dom, from the earliest to the present time, witli an 
 examination of records, charters and other documents, illustra- 
 tive of their constitution and powers. London, 1835. 8vo,3 vols. 
 
 Merivale (John Herman) Reports of cases argued and deter- 
 mined in the IIIliIi Court of Chancery, 1815-1817. London, 
 1815-19. 8vo, 3 vols. 
 
 Merrian i Augustus C.) 'J'l^c Greek and Latin inscriptions on 
 tlie (ilu'Iisk-crab i)i the Metropolitan Museum, New York. New 
 York, 1883. 8vo, pp. 49. 
 
 Metropolitan Asylums Board Annual report, 1898-1900. London, 
 1899-1901. 8vo, {continuing). 
 
 Contents : 
 
 Vol. I. : Reports of tlic Board ami Committees. 
 
 Vol. H. : Report of the Statistical Committee. 
 
 Tn a pocket at the cml of Vol. II. are citrht maps locating Scarlet Fever, 
 Diphtheria, PJuteric, Smallpox, ami Typhus Fever cases in liOmlon during 
 the year. 
 
 The minutes and proceedings of the Managers, 1871-1902. 
 
 [London], 1871-1902. Folio, {continuing). 
 
 Reports of the Chairman of the Board for the years 
 
 1890-92. London, 3890-92. Folio, 3 vols. 
 
 Reports of the Statistic-al Committee and the IMedical 
 
 Superintendent of the infecti(nis hospitals and imbecile asylums; 
 also of the ambulance and training ship " Fxmouth " Committees, 
 for the years 1891-97. London, 1892-98. 8vo, 8 vols. 
 
 The Report of the Statistical Comniittco aflcr 181t7 is continued as Vol. 11. 
 of the Aiuiual Report. 
 
 In a pocket at thcend of cacli rci)ort are mai)s f(}r certain zymotic diseases. 
 
 Metropolitan Board of Works. 
 Annual Reports. 
 
 Annnal i-epoi-ts, 1855-88. London, 1857-89. Folio and 
 
 Svo, 10 vols. 
 
 [Another copy.] 1855-58. London, 1857-59. Folio, 
 
 3 vols. 
 
 [Another copy.] 1871-87. London, 1872-78. Svo,
 
 207 
 
 Metropolitan Board of Works— continued. 
 
 Bridges. 
 
 Extract fi'oni report of Committee of Works and Improve- 
 ments, on tlie plan of the Cliaring- Cross Bridge Conipiiny, for 
 converting tli3 present foot bridge into one for general traflic. 
 1857. 8vo, pp. 6. 
 
 • Report by engineer . . . relative to railway ])ridges in 
 
 course of construction. 1872. 8vo, pp. 1(1 
 
 Report made to the Works and General Purposes Com- 
 
 mittee by the Sub-Committee appointed to consider the 
 question of freeing the bridges in the Metropolis from toll. 
 1874. 8vo, pp. A. 
 
 Report by Sir J. W. Bazalgette upon the position, 
 
 character, and cost of a pi-oposed bridge over the Thames 
 below London Bridge ; with appendices. 1878. 8vo, pp. 10 ; 
 folding tables, maps, plan.s, and views. 
 
 Metropolis Toll Bridges Act, 1877. Proceedings on 
 
 arbitration in the matter of Deptford Creek Bridge Company 
 V. The Metropolitan Board of Works. 1879. Folio, pp. 297. 
 
 Programme and plan of route for the procession on the 
 
 occasion of the opening, free of toll, of Lambeth, Vanxhall, 
 Chelsea, the Albert, and Battersea Bridges, by H.R.H. the 
 Prince of Wales, on the 24th May, 1879. "^Also a short 
 descriptive account of each of the bridges. 1879. 8vo, pp. 10. 
 
 Metropolitan bridges. Report by Sir J. W. Bazalgette, 
 
 as to repairs urgently necessary. 1880. 8vo, pp. 18. 
 
 Official programme and plan of route for the royal pro- 
 
 cession on the occasion of the opening free of toll of Wands- 
 worth, Putney — otherwise Fulham — and Hammersmith bridges 
 by T.R.H. the Prince and Princess of Wales, on the 26th 
 June, 1880 ; and a short descriptive account of each of the 
 bridges. 1880. 8vo, pp. 10. 
 
 Metropolitan Bridges Act, 1881. Putney Bi-idge. 
 
 Reports by the engineer, the solicitor, and the superintending 
 architect. 1881. 8vo, pp. 4. 
 
 Bye-laws for the management and regulation of the 
 
 bridges and embankments under the control of the Board. 
 1884. Folio, pp. 4. 
 
 Description of I'utney Bridge ; [with] the i)rogramme 
 
 to be observed on laying' the stone in the southern abutment 
 by the Prince and Princess of Wales, 12th July, 1884. 
 London, 1884. 8vo, pp. 9, and map. 
 
 Plan of the royal route and programme of the proceedings 
 
 on the occasion of the opening on the 29th May, 1886, by 
 T.R.H. the Prince and Princess of Wales, of the new bridge 
 connecting' Fulham and Putney. 1886. 8vo, pp. 9.
 
 208 
 Metropolitan Board of Works— continued. 
 
 Bridges — continued. 
 
 — Openinc: f>f Hammersmith Bridge and laying of a. 
 
 memorial stone in Uattcrsea Bridge by H.R.H. Prince Albert 
 Victor of Wales on the 18th June, 1887. Programme of the 
 proceedings witli plan and description of the bridges. 1887. 
 Svo, pp. 9. 
 
 Uuilway bi-idges. 
 
 Four reports I)}' the engineer on I'ailway bridges. 1868-9. 
 
 8vo. 
 
 Lines of communication. 
 
 See infra : Comnmnications. 
 
 Building Act. 
 
 Annual reports on the examination of the monthly returns 
 
 of district surveyors, with abstract of fees received, 1856-68, 
 1871-79, 1881-87. London, 1857-88. 8vo. 
 
 Report on the duties of the Board under the Meti'opolitan 
 
 Building Act. 185G. 8vo, pp. 7. 
 
 Memorial from the District Surveyors' Association and 
 
 extract from report thereon of committee under the Building 
 Act and fm- Genei^al Pui^poses. 1857. 8vo, pp. 12. 
 
 Ashby and othei\s v. "Woodthorpe. [A i-eport by the 
 
 solicitor.] 1863. Svo, pp. 2. 
 
 List of district surveyors under the Building Act. 1865. 
 
 8vo, pp. 
 
 Retnrn tif district sui'veyors under Metropolitan IJuilding 
 
 Act, 1855. sliowing the situation and condition of their offices 
 and the time and mode of transacting the business of the 
 respective districts. 1865. 8vo, pp. 9. 
 
 Retui-n of the number of appointments of special snr 
 
 veyors, where the district surveyor is engaged in supeiintending 
 the erection of ])nildingK in his own district. 1865. Svo, 
 pp. 8. 
 
 Menioiunduni \>y the ai'chitcct relative to management 
 of districts under the Building Act. 1866. Svo, pp. 25. 
 
 Report of the sub-committee on the management of 
 districts and payment of salaries under the Metropolitan 
 Building Act. 1^07. Svo, pp. 9. 
 
 Draft of a Bill to amend Metropolitan Building Act, 
 
 1855. London, 1869. Svo, pp. 3. 
 
 MetrojKjlis ^fanagement and Building Acts Amendment 
 
 Act, 1878. Reference book. [1878.] Folio, pp. 46.
 
 209 
 
 Metropolitan Board of Works— cotdinued. 
 Building Act — continued. 
 
 ■ Metropolis Management and Building Acts Amendment 
 Act, 1878. Regulations. [1878.J Folio, pp. 5. 
 
 — Metropolis Management and iiuilding Acts (Amend- 
 ment) Act, 1882. Report of the solicitoi- on certain sections 
 of tlie Act wliicli liHve been referred to the Building Act 
 Committee. 1882. 8vo, ])p. 6. 
 
 Concrete hnilduujs. 
 
 Report by architect and J. Gi'ant on concrete walls for 
 
 houses. 1867. 8vo, pp. 6. 
 
 Report of the solicitor, and revised draft bye-laws 
 
 i-elating to concrete buildings. 1886. 8vo, pp. 5, and addenda. 
 Dangerous structures. 
 
 ■ Correspondence and report by architect regarding the 
 
 draft Dangerous Structures Bill. 1869. 8vo, pp. 5. 
 
 Report by the architect on the Dangerous Structures 
 
 Act. 1869. 8vo, pp. 8. 
 
 Retui-n by architect as to dangerous structures in 
 
 Metropolis for two years ended 30th September, 1871. London, 
 1872. 8vo, pp. 10.' 
 
 Metropolis Management and Building Acts (Amendment) 
 
 Act, 1882. Reports of the solicitor and of the superintending 
 architect on section 17 of the above-mentioned Act relative to 
 dilapidated and neglected buildings. 1882. 8vo, pp. 6. 
 
 Report by the accountant submitting table of fees and 
 
 charges relating to dangerous structui'es. 1884. 8vo, pp. 5 
 
 Bye-Laws, Rules and Orders. 
 
 Bye-laws, general rules and orders made by the Board 
 
 for regulating their proceedings, etc.; also, the bye-laws for 
 regulating parks and open spaces, tramways, slaughter-houses, 
 etc. 1868. 8vo, pp. xiv., G6. 
 
 Bye-laws, etc. 1876. 8vo, pp. 147. 
 
 General rules and ordei\s. 1877. 8vo, pp. 20. 
 
 Bye-laws, etc. 1882. 8vo, pp. 164. 
 
 Bye-laws made under the Metropolis Local Management 
 
 and other Acts. 1887. 8vo, pp. 19 
 See : Bridges ; Parks and open spaces — Regulations. 
 
 Cholera. 
 
 Rei)ort by engineer and Mr. T. W. Keates relative to 
 
 sanitary pi-ecautions with regard to the sewers, in view of 
 the possible appearance of cholera in the Metropolis. 1873. 
 8vo, pp. 4. 
 
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 [L.C. 9
 
 210 
 
 Metropolitau Board of Wovks— continued. 
 
 Coal and Wine Duties. 
 
 Letter fi-om the Treasury on the subject of the coal and 
 
 wine duties and the lioard's future financial policy, together 
 with tlie Boai'd's re])ly. 1888. 8vo, pp. 4. 
 
 The coal and wine dues : showing the effect upon the 
 
 rates of the Metropolis if the same are abolished, etc. 1886. 
 8vo. pp. 12. 
 
 Communications. 
 
 Communications between the north and south of the 
 
 Thames behjw London liridge. Report by Sir .1. \V. Bazalgette. 
 1882. 8vo, pp. 2.5 ; 3 maps and separate plans. 
 
 Report of the sub-committee on communications between 
 
 the north and south sides of the Thames. 1882. 8vo, pp. 2 
 See infra : Tramways. 
 
 Contagious Diseases (Animals). 
 
 L.xtract fi'om report mach' l)y tlie committee api)ointcd 
 
 by the Board to carry out tlie provisions of the Contagious 
 Diseases (Animals) Act. 1873. 8vo, pp. 6. 
 
 — Return showing amounts claimed and paid for compen- 
 
 sation under Contagious Diseases (Animals) Act, 1869. 1875. 
 Folio, single sheet. 
 
 Contagious Diseases (Animals) Bill, 1878. Extract 
 
 from a report by the Special Purposes and Sanitary Com- 
 mittee on the provisions of the Bill. 1878. 8vo, pp. 6. 
 — — Pleuio-pneumonia in cattle : exti-act from the report 
 on mun^ain in horned cattle, the public sale of diseased 
 animals, and the effects of the c(msumption of their Hesh on 
 liuman health, addiessed to the General Board of Health 
 . . . and the report ... on the effect produced on the 
 human system l)y the consumption of the flesh of cattle 
 affected with j)leuro-])neumonia. 1880. 8vo, pp. 10. 
 
 Pleuro-pneumonia in cattle : extra(;ts from various 
 
 authoi-ities as to the fitness of the flesh for food. 1880, 
 8vo, pp. 20. 
 
 Petition from eighty members of the Royal College oi 
 
 Veterinaiy Sui-geons ... as to the a[)pointment of 
 vetei-inar)' inspectois by the Board under the Contagious 
 Diseases (Animals) Act, 1878. 1886. 8vo, }>p. 7. 
 
 Drainage and Sewerage. 
 
 Coi-resjiondence between Captain Borstal and the 
 
 engineer on tidal experiments, efr. 1856. 8vo, pp. 2. 
 — Construction of ^letropolis Local Management Act in 
 
 reference to contributions to cost of constructing main sewers 
 
 in resj)ect of drainage of houses into such sewers. 1857. 8vo, 
 
 pp. 8.
 
 211 
 
 Metropolitan Board of Worlds— con fumed. 
 
 Drainage and Sewerage — continued. 
 
 Report oil the extension and covering of the sewer out- 
 lets from hig-h to low water mark in the River Thames, hy 
 J. W. Razalgette. 1858. 8vo, pp. 15, 
 
 Report of Messrs. Stephenson, Field, Penn, Hawksley, 
 
 Bidder and Bazalgette on the relative merits of the designs 
 and tenders for pumping engines and machinery for raising 
 sewage at the Deptford station, etc. 1859. 8vo, pp. 8. 
 
 Re])ort by engineer on inci-eased value of materials and 
 
 labour used in the main drainage works since the year 1858. 
 1863. 8vo, pp. 24, and folding table. 
 
 Repoi't of the Main Drainage Committee on the evidence 
 
 given before a committee of the House of Commons, on the 
 sewage of the Metropolis, and some statements which have 
 been made in the Metropolitan vestries and district boards in 
 reference thei'eto. [1865 ?] 8vo, pp. 23. 
 
 ■ Report on an ins]iection of manui'e and chemical works 
 
 in the neighbourhood of tlio noi-thern and southern outfalls, 
 by Dr. Letheby and the engineer. 1865. 8vo, pp. 7. 
 
 Letter from . . . Lord Dufferin containing report by 
 
 H. Briscoe ... on the nuisances arising to the inhabitants of 
 Woolwich from the noxious effluvia emanating from the 
 factories in that neighbourhood. 1866. 8vo, pp. 12. 
 
 Report by engineer on the rainfall on 26th July, 1867 
 
 [and on the ca})acity of the sewers to carry off storm- water]. 
 1867. 8vo, pp. 9. 
 
 Report by W. Dutchess as to schools, etc., at Crossness. 
 
 1867. 8vo, pp. 3. 
 
 Reports by the engineer relative to the admission of the 
 
 sewage of outlying districts into the area compi^ehended in the 
 Board's jurisdiction. 1867. 8vo, pp. 8. 
 
 Report by sub-committee on the same subject, and as to 
 
 the present condition of the main drainage funds. 1868. Svo, 
 pp. 7, and plan separately. 
 
 Reports of the engineer and solicitor on the application 
 
 of Mr. Webster for payment of interest in respect of his 
 account for the works of the southern outfall ; letter of ^h: 
 Webster and clauses of the contract relating to the question. 
 1872. Svo, pp. 11. 
 
 Return showing the number of persons emi»loyed in the 
 
 Board's sewers, and the number attacked by fevei", etc. 1872. 
 8vo, pp. 16. 
 
 Thames Sewerage Commission Bill. Abstract of 
 
 clauses prepared by the solicitor. 1872. 8vo, pp. 4. 
 
 02
 
 212 
 
 Metropolitan Board of Works— contimced. 
 Drainage and Sewerage — continued. 
 
 Statement by Dr. Pink of the cases of illness which 
 
 have occun-ed at the De])tford pumping station during the 
 year ending 1st August, 1878. 1874. 8vo, single sheet. 
 
 Report by solicitor on certain questions submitted to 
 
 him relative to liability to provide additional drainage. 1874. 
 8vo, pp. 5. 
 
 Statement bv l)r. Pink of the cases of illness Avhich 
 
 have occurred at the Deptford Pumping Station during the 
 year ended 1st August, 1874. 1874. 8vo, pp. 2. 
 
 Statement by Dr. Pink of the cases of illness which have 
 
 occurred at the Deptford Pumping Station during the year 
 ended 1st August, 1877. 1877. 8vo, pp. 6. 
 
 Ketum . . . showing the number of men employed by 
 
 the Board as flushers, &c., who have been temporarily 
 invalided dui-ing the past two years. 1878. 8vo, pp. 3. 
 
 Report ... on a visit to the sewage works at Sheffield, 
 
 and also a report . . . upon the sewage works at Bradford 
 8vo, pp. 9. 
 
 Main drainage generally. 
 
 Report by engineer on extension of drainage outfalls 
 
 north and south of the river. 1856. 8vo, pp. 8, and plans. 
 
 Kepoi-t by engineer on whole question of northern and 
 
 southern drainage, etc. 1856. 8vo, pp. 12, and plan. 
 
 Report of deputation appointed to confer with the First 
 
 Commissioner of Works on intercepting sewers. 1856. 8vo, 
 pp. 7, and plan. 
 
 Observations by Captain D. Galton and J. Simpson, Esq., 
 
 in reply to objections of !Meti-opolitan Board to i-eport of 
 referees on main drainage. 1857. 8vo, pp. 24, and plans. 
 
 Questions put to Mr. J. W. Bazalgette ... by 
 
 A. Wiight, Esq., at a meeting of the Board held at Guildhall 
 . . . on 2nd October, 1857, with ^\v. Bazalgette's answers 
 thereto. 1857. 8vo, pp. 14. 
 
 Repoi*t of proceedings at a conference on main drainage 
 
 of the Metropolis. 1857. 8vo, pp. 39. 
 
 Letter from Alfred Austin, PJsq., transmitting a further 
 
 communication from Cyaj)tain Calton and James Simpson, 
 Esq., on the main drainage. 1858. 8vo, pp. 7. 
 
 Main di-ainage in the Metropolis : Mr. Bazalgette's 
 
 replies to questions put to him by A. Wright, Esq., at the 
 Board held on June 2nd, 1858. 1858. 8vo, pj). 8.
 
 21 
 
 n 
 
 Metropolitan Board of Works — continued. 
 
 Drainage and Seweragfr — Main drainage generally — continued. 
 
 ■ — Main di-ainap-e of Metropolis : report by engineei' on 
 
 arrangements proposed for constructing main drainage and 
 intercepting sewers. 1858. 8vo, pp. 52, tables and plan. 
 
 Report of the deputation appointed by the Board to 
 
 submit the plan of main intercepting drainage to the First 
 Commissioner of Her Majesty's Works, &c., and letter from 
 the Chairman of the Board to the Fii-st Commissioner, etc. 
 1858. 8vo, pp. 15. 
 
 Report of engineer on completion and improvement of 
 
 the main sewers. 1863. 8vo, pp. 30. 
 
 Report of engineer on works necessary for completion 
 
 and improvement of the main sewers, arranged in order of 
 urgency. 1864. 8vo, pp. 6. 
 
 Main drainage north of the Thames. 
 
 Letter on behalf of Mr. B. Dixon complaining of injury 
 
 sustained by him from the use made of his private sewer at 
 Norway Wharf, Limehouse ; together with the engineei^'s 
 repoi't thereon. 1856. 8vo. pp. 7, and map. 
 
 Report by engineer on the sewage interception and 
 
 main drainage north of the Thames. 1856. 8vo, pp. 26, 
 folding tables and plans. 
 
 Memorandum by the chief engineer on Mr. G. Gurney's 
 
 report . . . upon the sewers in the neighbourhood of the 
 Houses of Parliament. 1857. 8vo, pp. 8. 
 
 Report of the engineer of the Board on memorial from 
 
 the vestry of the parish of Islington, complaining of the pre- 
 sent condition of the open Hackney Brook sewer, and praying 
 thai the same may be covered in. 1858. 8vo, pp. 8, and two 
 maps. 
 
 Letter from Ml-. Henchman . . . relative to the con.struc- 
 
 tion of the King's Scholars' Pond, and other sewers, and report 
 by the engineer thereon. 1865. 8vo, pp. 7. 
 
 Report by the engineer of the Board on the interception 
 
 of the sewers within the city of London, and a report upon 
 the same subject made to the City Commissioners of Sewers 
 by their engineer and surveyor. 1872. 8vo, pp. 14. 
 
 Report of the engineer on the frequent overflow of the 
 
 Fleet sewer. 1872. 8vo, single sheet. 
 
 Main drainage western pumping station : descriptive 
 
 statement issued on the occasion of laving the foundation 
 stone. 1873. 8vo, pp. 7. 
 
 Main drainage western pumping station : descriptive 
 
 statement issued on occasion of opening. 1875. 8vo, pp. 8.
 
 ■2]'[ 
 
 Metropolitan Board of Wor'ks- ronfinneil 
 
 Drainage and Sewerage — Main drainage north of the Thames — contd. 
 
 Report by engineer on . . . main sewer in Queen's-road, 
 
 Dalston. 1875. Svo, pp. 2. and map. 
 
 Report bv entrineer on . . . main sewer on Bai-nett-gi'ove 
 
 estate, Bcthnal-green. 1875. 8v(), pp. 4. 
 
 Report of sub-committee of Works and General Purposes 
 
 Committee to consider . . . admission of sewage cf West 
 Ham into metropolitan system, and report by engineer on the 
 subject. 1875. 8vo, pp. 8, and map. 
 
 Stateinent with reference to questions pending between 
 
 Board and Ironmongers' Company as to certain hind at West 
 Ham. 1875. 8vo, single sheet. 
 
 Reports by the engineer and the solicitor on the applica- 
 
 tion of Mr. Hambi-idge, for permission to drain his property 
 at Tottenham into the sewer at Hornsey. 1876. 8vo, pp. 5. 
 
 General description and progress of the sewage precipi- 
 
 tation woiks at the northern outfall, Balking Creek. 1887. 
 Svo, pp. 2. 
 
 Main drainage south of the Thames. 
 
 — ■ Report by engineer on extension of main outfall sewer 
 
 from Plumstead marshes to Long Reach. 1856. 8vo, pp. 4, 
 and plan. 
 
 Report by engineer on the sewage interception and main 
 
 drainage south of the Thames, 1856. 8vo, pp. 21, folding 
 tables and plans. 
 
 Extract from report of Main Drainage Committee 
 relative to claim for compen.sation bv Mr. Howard, Woolwich. 
 1860. Svo, pp. 4. 
 
 Report by engineer as to continuation of covered sewer 
 in lieu of open Kffi-a sewer. 1862. Svo, ])p. 4. 
 
 Report by engineer on boring operations at Crossness 
 
 jMimjiing station. 1868. Svo, pp. 17, and plans. 
 
 Reports by engineer on the same subject. 1869. Svo, 
 
 pp. 20 and plan. 
 
 Further report l)y engineer on the same subject. 1869. 
 
 Svo, pp. 6. 
 
 Kepoit Ijy Sfdicitor relative to jn-oposed .sewage operations 
 
 at Wimbledon. 1872. Svo, single sheet. 
 
 Report by engineer and correspondence with Messrs. 
 
 Thomas Docwni and Son, relative to theii- alleged inability, 
 for reasons stated, to proceed with the boring at Cros.sness. 
 1S73. Svo, pp. 17.
 
 215 
 
 Metropolitan Board of Works- '•oj(/////(''(/. 
 
 Drainage and Sevrersige ^Ma in drainage south of the Thames— conid. 
 
 ■ lleport by solicitor relative to proposed sewage operations 
 
 at Wimbledon. 187:}. 8vo, pp. 10. 
 
 Repoi't by sub-committee on supply of water at Crossness 
 
 pumping station. 1874. 8vo, pp. 4. 
 
 — Report by the engineer on a letter from tlie Wandswortli 
 
 district board as to di.scharL'ini'- surface waters int(i the 
 IJeverley Brook. 1879. 8vo, pp. 4. 
 
 Crossness Pumping Station. Visit of the Works and 
 
 Genei-al Pur|wses Committee on view 17th July, 1886 : 
 description by the engineer and the chemist of the pumping 
 station and the sewage experiments. 1886. 8vo, pp. 7. 
 
 Report by the engineer upon the section of the southern 
 
 outfall sewer between Blue-stile and Stockwell-street. 
 1888. 8vo, pp. G. 
 
 Ventilation of sewers. 
 
 Report by the engineer and Dr. W. A. INIiller on experi- 
 ments with respect to the ventilati(m of sewers through 
 charcoal ventilators. 186t). 8vo, pp. 22. 
 
 Repoit by the engineei' on experiments witli respect to 
 
 the ventilation of sewers. 1866. 8vo, pp. 13. 
 
 Report by the engineer on the ventilation of sewers. 
 
 1866. 8vo, pp. 27. 
 
 — Further report by the engineer on the ventilation of 
 
 sewers. 18GS). 8vo, pp. 6. 
 
 Extract from a i-eport by the committee on ventilation 
 
 of sewers. 1872. 8vo, pp. 6. 
 
 Ventilation of sewers : further report by the engineer. 
 
 1882. 8vo, pp. 6. 
 
 Epping Forest. 
 
 Report on the Epping Forest Bill and the Metage on 
 
 Grain (Port of London) Bill about to be introduced into 
 Parliament ]»y tlie Corporation of the City of London. 1872. 
 8\'o, }tp. 7. 
 
 Address of Mr. Douglas Straight to the Commissioners 
 
 under the Epping Forest Act, 1871, on the part of the Afetro- 
 politan Board of Works. 1874. 8vo, pp. 96. 
 
 Report by solicitor on scheme of Epping Forest Com- 
 missioners. 1876. 8vo, pp. 6. 
 
 Further repoit by solicitor on same subject. 1876. 
 
 8vo, pp. 6.
 
 21(1 
 
 Metropolitan Board of Works— c<mfinued. 
 Epping Forest — contiiiued. 
 
 Eppinc: Forest : report by solicitor as to objections and 
 
 suga:estions made with reference to scheme of Commissioners. 
 1876. 8vo, pp. 6. 
 
 Ejiping Forest : i-eport by the solicitor on the scheme of 
 
 the Commissioners to be presented to Parliament. 1877. 
 8vo, pp. 3. 
 
 Establishment. 
 
 Statement of the engineer in reference to his connection 
 
 ■with a contract for the execution of certain works in Russia. 
 1863. 8vo, pp. 7. 
 
 Report of the Committee of the whole Board on the main 
 
 drainage of the Metropolis [on the same subject]. 1863. 
 8vo, pp. 14. 
 
 Extract from report of Finance Committee in reference 
 
 to the payment by Mr. Nelson on behalf of Mr. Hatton, of a 
 cheque foi- £250, received in respect of private drains, etc., in 
 the Surrey and Kent Districts, under the Melropolitan Com- 
 missioners of Sewers. 1865. 8vo, pj). 3. 
 
 Officers' duties. 
 
 Statement of officers' duties. 1883. 8vo, pp. 27. 
 
 Architect's department. Statement of officers' duties. 
 
 1885. 8vo, pp. 13. 
 
 Chemical and gas department. Statement of officers' 
 
 duti(!s. 1887. 8vo, pp. 7. 
 
 Report by the Clerk of the Board on the duties, in detail, 
 
 of all officers at Spi'ing Gardens, solely engaged in Parks and 
 Open Spaces work. 1888. 8vo, pp. 7. 
 
 Report prepared by the Clerk of the Board as to the 
 
 extra duties of officers exclusively engaged on Parks and 0])en 
 Spaces work, involved by the transference to the Board of 
 additional parks. 1888, 8vo, pp. 9. 
 
 Payment of .'salaries. 
 
 Extract from repoi-t of Finance Committee as to method 
 
 of paying wages and salai-ies. 1869. 8vo, pp. 2. 
 
 Report by the accountant suggesting a simpler method of 
 paying officers' salaries. 1881. 8vo, pp. 3. 
 
 Explosions. 
 
 licpoit by engineer on explosion of Messrs. Hall's 
 
 powder magazine neai- to sontlicrn ontfall pnrapinL'' station. 
 1864. 8vo, pp. 3. 
 
 Gas explosion near Tottenham Court-road : report by 
 
 the engineer and the consulting chemi.st. 1880. 8vo, pp. 9.
 
 '217 
 
 Metropolitan Board of W or'ks— f^nfinncd 
 
 Explosives. 
 
 — - lieport by solicitor i-olat.ive to the cairiage of explosive 
 substances through the Metropolis. 1874. 8vo, pp. 10. 
 
 Report bv .solicitor on provisions of Explosive Substances 
 
 Act, 1875. 1875. 8vo, pp. <i. 
 
 — Report of Clerk of the Board on application of Explosives 
 
 Act, 1875, to the Meti-opolis. 1875. 8vo, })p. 12. 
 
 Finances of the Board. 
 
 Extract from report of Finance Committee relative to 
 
 precepts for expenses of the Board. 1857. 8vo, pp. 4. 
 
 Returns showing the balance of monies paid over by the 
 
 Meti'opolitan Commission of Sewers to the Metropolitan Board 
 of Works ; the sums assessed upon and received from the 
 several parishes within the districts of the ]\Iet]'opolitan Board 
 of Works since the formation of that Board in 1855 ; and the 
 sums expended in each of the parishes during the same period, 
 etc. 1858. Folio, pp. 10. 
 
 Extract from report of Finance Committee, with state- 
 
 ment showing sums required by the Board from the several 
 parishes, districts, and pai-ts, in satisfaction of the precepts 
 for the year ending 'Mst December, 1858. 1859. 8vo, pp. 20. 
 
 Extract from report of Works and General Purposes 
 
 Committee, with statement of reapportionment of debt in 
 respect of the " Rock " loan according to benefit derived by 
 each parish, etc., from expenditure on works. 1859. 8vo, 
 PP-12. 
 
 Account in abstract, showing the receipt and expendi- 
 
 ture, under the several district heads, from the 26th March, 
 1859, to the 25th March, 1860, with the statement of the 
 allowance of the auditor ; also, summary statement of all 
 contracts entered into during such period, and of the moneys 
 owing to, and debts and liabilities owing by, the Board, on 
 25th'March, 18(50. 1860. Folio, pp. 20. "" 
 
 [Similar return, 1870.] 1870. Folio, pp. 43. 
 
 Extract from repoi-fc of Finance Committee on the issue 
 
 and payment of the BoaiYl's main drainage and ordinary ])re- 
 cepts. 1860. 8vo, pp. 4. 
 
 Report of Finance Committee on Mr. Leslie's ({i;est ions 
 
 respecting the cash balances and debts of the Mctro])oHtan 
 Commissioners of Sewers. 1860. 8vo. ])]). 14. 
 
 Extract from report of Finance Committee I'elative to 
 
 charges in respect of A'ictoria-street sewer. 1862. 8vo, pp. 8. 
 Extract from report of Works, etc., Committee on the 
 
 accounts of the general contractors with the Board. 1867. 
 8vo, pp. 9.
 
 218 
 
 Metropolitan Board of Works — cniitinni'd. 
 
 Finances of the Board anilinnaJ. 
 
 ^- Return by the accountant of the debt of the Board, with 
 
 rates of interest and otlier particuhirs, from the formation of 
 the Board to 1st Januai-y, 1867. 1867. Polio, pp. 2. 
 
 Report of Finance Committee on apportionment of estab- 
 
 h'shment cliarges. 1869. 8v(). ])p. 3. 
 
 Statement of apportionment of establishment charges 
 
 for lialf-year ending 30th June, 1869. 1869. Folio, single 
 sheet. 
 
 Reports by the accountant on the borrowing jiowers of 
 the Board under the Loans Acts of 1869 and 1870. 1873. 
 8vo, pp. 4. 
 
 Letter addre.^sed to the secretary to the Treasury in 
 rejtly to his communication of the 25th June on the subject of 
 the Board's finances. 1874. 8vo, pp. 10. 
 
 Letter fi-om tlie chaiimaii of the Metropolitan Board of 
 
 Works to H.M. Treasury, with memorandum as to conferring 
 further borrowing powers on the Board, and reply of the 
 Treasury thereto. 1874. 8vo, pp. 20. 
 
 Draft letter to Treasury for consideration of Works arul 
 
 Gemjral Purposes Committee. 1875. 8vo, pp. 3. 
 
 Letter from H.M. Treasury in reply to the Board's letter 
 
 of the 18th July. 1874. on the subject of their finances. 1875. 
 8vo, pp. 9. 
 
 Letter from the financial secretary to the Treasury to 
 the chairman of the Boai-d on the subject of certain clauses of 
 the Various Powers Bill, 1876. 1876'. 8vo, pp. 4. 
 
 Statement of the auditor at the adjourned audit on 12th 
 
 May. 187!>. 1879. 8vo, pp. 5. 
 
 Fires. 
 
 Letter from secretary of Biigade to Sir G. Gi-ey; [and] 
 
 repent of the sub-committee of the London tire engine estab- 
 lishment. 1862. 8vo, ])p. 16. 
 
 Con-espondence between *he Secretary of State for the 
 
 Home Department and the chairman of the Board, on the 
 suljjfct of the establishment of an improved system for the 
 protection of life and pi(ii)erty agaiubt tiie in the Metio])olis. 
 1H()3. 8vo, pp. l:{. 
 
 • Suggestions by Captain Shaw, foi- tlic ])rotection of the 
 
 Metropolis from fiie, pending permanent arrangements. 1865. 
 8vo, i»j). 6. 
 
 Ca))tain Shaws lea.sons for caiiying out his scheme for 
 
 the protection of tlie Metropolis fiom tire at a cost of £50,0(JO 
 a jear. 1866. 8vo, pj). 8.
 
 210 
 
 Metropolitan Board of Works— '-onfmaed. 
 
 Fires — confinucd. 
 
 Extract from report of the Fire Brigade Committee, 
 
 relative to the })rotection of life from fire being- undertaken 
 
 by the Board. 1867. 8vo, pp. 10. 
 Pai'ticulars of the staff, station.s, and machinery, revenue 
 
 and expenditure, of tlie Royal Society for tlic Protection of 
 
 Life fi'om Fire ; together with a statement of the terms pro- 
 
 ])Osed by the Society for the transfer of the whole of the 
 
 property to the Board. 1867. 8vo, pp. 15. 
 Further particulai-s . . . referred to in the statement 
 
 of the terms proposed by the Royal Society for the Protection 
 
 of Life from Fire, etc. 18G7. 8vo, pp. 13. 
 Amended ])r()posal for the transfer of the staff and 
 
 property of the Royal Society foi- the Protection of Life from 
 
 Fire to the Board. 1867. 8vo, pp. 4. 
 Instructions concerning branches and nozzles, by Captain 
 
 E. M. Shaw. 1868. Svo, pp. 23, and 9 folding plans. 
 Instructions for the use and management of fire escapes 
 
 and the rescue of life from fire. [1868. J 8vo, pp. 53. 
 
 Instructions concerning air and. water, by Captain E. M. 
 
 Shaw. 1869. 8vo, pp. 61. 
 
 Fires Bill : extract from votes of 7th June, 1871. 1872. 
 
 8vo, pp. 4. 
 • Report by the chief officer of the Fire Brigade on the 
 
 fire in Rotherhithe-street on 14th December, 1871. 1872. 
 
 8vo, pp. 7. 
 • Reports by the chief officer of the Metrojiolitan Fire 
 
 Brigade on the localities in which further protection from fire 
 
 appears to be needed. 1872, 8vo, pp. 8. 
 • Reports by the solicitor on the Fires Bill. 1872. 
 
 8vo, pp. 4. 
 — Report by the chief officer of the Fire Brigade on the 
 
 protection from fire of the City of London. 1878. Svo, pp. 4. 
 • Report of the Works and General Purposes Committee 
 
 on the protection of the City of London from fire. 1878. 
 
 8vo, pp. 4. 
 ■ Report of the Fii'e Brigade Committee on the protection 
 
 from fire of the City of London. 1881. 8vo, pp. 10. 
 
 ■ Inquiiy into causes oi fires. Letter from the Secretary 
 
 of State, with draft bill suggested by Mr. W. J. Payne, Coroner 
 for London and Southwark. 1883. 8vo, pp. 7. 
 
 Fire Brigade. 
 
 Annual report.^ of the chief officer of the Metropolitan 
 
 Fire Brigade on the state of the Brigade and the fires in 
 London. 1866-68,1871-76,1879-87. London, 1867-1888. Svo.
 
 220 
 
 Metropolitau Board of Works — continued. 
 
 Fires — Fire Brigade — coiitinuetl. 
 
 Report of the Snb-Coniniittee mi the new permanent 
 
 stations to be provided for the Fire Brigade, etc. 1866. 8vo, 
 J)]). 7. 
 
 - Repoi-t to the Fire Brigade Committee ... on the 
 Hec*ommo(hition to be provided at the several pi'oposed Fire 
 Brigade stations. 1866. 8vo, pp. 7. 
 
 Return shewiii"- tlic number of Fire Briarade stations 
 
 erected by the Board, and the cost thereof, and tlie present 
 couditicm of the stations now in course of erection. 1868. 
 Folio, single sheet. 
 
 Comparative cost of stations constructed by direction of 
 
 the File Brigade Committee. 1869. 8vo, pp. 3. 
 
 Re])oit on the Board's present engagements in the 
 
 matter of building and altering Fire Brigade stations. 1869. 
 8vo, pp. -i. 
 
 Invontoiy of fire engines, etc., belonging to Metropolitan 
 
 Fire Biigade in April, 1872. 1872. Folio, pp. 9. 
 
 Report of Fire Brigade Committee relative to pay of 
 
 engineci's and firemen. 1872. 8vo, pp. 6. 
 
 Menioi'ial of the officers and men of the Metropolitan 
 
 Fii-e Brigade, praying the Board to adopt a scale of jjcnsions 
 for the Brigade. 1874. 8v^o, pp. 5. 
 
 — Retuins bv the chief officer of the Metropolitan Fii-e 
 
 Bi-igade showing the mortality, etc., amongst the men employed 
 in the liiigade. 1874. Folio, pp. 4. 
 
 Rej)ort by accountant on a superannuation fund for the 
 
 Fire Brigade. 1875. 8vo, ])p. 7. 
 
 Report of snb-committee on Fire Brigade superannuation. 
 
 1876. 8vo, pp. 4. 
 
 Fire Brigade : repoit on the conclusions ariived at by 
 
 the Select Committee of the House of Commons. 1877. 8v(), 
 pp. 16. 
 
 Statement relative to .special duties for which men receive 
 
 extra pay. 187K. 8vo, pp. 6. 
 
 'J'elegi-apbic commnnicatioii l)C'l\veen the stations of llie 
 
 Fire Brigade and Police : report by the chief officer of the 
 Fire ]'>rigade. 1878. 8vo, p|.. 20. 
 
 Rc]io)-t by the chief officer on the services rendered and 
 
 payment.i i-cceived by the r)fficei\s of tlie Jirigade outside the 
 limits of theii- duty ; also copy of evidence as to hours of 
 firemen's duty, given at an infjuest held on 15th May, 1886, 
 witli respect to a fatal fire at l>eak-street. 1886. 8vo, pp. 9.
 
 221 
 
 Metropolitan Board of Works—continued. 
 
 Fires — contitiued. 
 
 Fires prevention in theatres. 
 
 Prev'cntiou of lire in tlicutres. Report by the chief 
 
 officer of the Fire Brigade on the (condition of various theatres 
 in London. 1882. 8vo, jjp. 93; 370. 
 
 Gaiety Theatre. Remark.s on the observations of the 
 
 manager and architect on the replies which they liave made to 
 Captain Shaw's report. 1882. 8vo, pjj. 7. 
 
 Opera Comique Theatre. Observations on the report of 
 
 Captain Shaw ... by Mr. C. J. Phipps, architect, etc. 
 1882. 8vo, pp.,6. 
 
 — Opera Comique Theatre. Remarks on the reply to 
 
 Captain Shaw's report, etc. 1882. 8vo, pp. 5. 
 
 Royal Italian Opera, Covent Garden. Observations on 
 
 the report of Captain Shaw ... by Mr. E. Gye. 1882. 
 8vo, pp. 19. 
 
 Covent Garden Theatre. Remarks on the manager's 
 
 replies to Captain Shaw's report. 1882. 8vo, pp. 8. 
 
 Vaudeville Theatre. Observations on the report of 
 
 Captain Shaw ... by Mr. C. J. Phipps, etc. 1882. 8vo, 
 pp. 8. 
 
 Vaudeville Theatre. Remarks on the observations of 
 
 the architect, by Captain Shaw. 1882. 8vo, pp. 6. 
 Waterside fires. 
 
 — Suggestions by the chief officer of the Metropolitan Fire 
 
 Bi'igade for effecting a saving in the annual cost of the ar- 
 rangements for extinguishing fires on the river side. 1874. 
 8vo, pp. 3. 
 
 Waterside fires : reports by the chief officer of the Fire 
 
 Brigade, on the subject of the floating fire engines, etc. 1880. 
 8vo, pp. 8. 
 
 Water supply at fires. 
 
 - — ■ Memorandum by the superintending architect, as to the 
 
 means of providing fire-plugs in the Metropolis, with further 
 suggestions by Captain Shaw . . . and correspondence with 
 water companies. 1866. 8vo, pp. 39, and 3 folding plans. 
 
 Letter from Fast London Water Company as to provision 
 
 of hydi-ants for use in extinguishing tires, and report by 
 solicitor of the Board and chief officer of the Fire Brigade on 
 the subject generally. 1873. 8vo, pp. 5. 
 
 Report made to the Works and General Pur{)oses Com- 
 
 mittee by the chairman of the Board and the deputy-chairman 
 of the Committee, on the subject of hydrants for extinguishing 
 fires. 1874. 8vo, pp. 4.
 
 •)•)•) 
 
 Metropolitau Board of W oiks— continued. 
 
 Fires — Water supply at fires — continued. 
 
 Fire liydi-ants : notes relating to water supply and fire 
 
 extinguishing service of Manchester and Liverpool. 1875. 
 8vo, ]ip. 29, and plans. 
 
 Letter addres.sed bv order of Fire Brigade Committee to 
 
 all ^letiopolitan water companies ajid replies to same. 1875. 
 8vo. ])p. 8 ; 10. 
 
 Letter addressed to town clerks of Liverpool, Manchester, 
 
 Edinburgh and Glasgow, on subj<'ct of use of hydi'ants in 
 extinguishing tires, and absti-act of replies. 1875. 8vo, pp. 8. 
 
 Report of Works and General Pui'po.ses Committee upon 
 
 hydrants for extinguishing fires. 1876. 8vo, pp. 8. 
 
 Report by Sir J. W. Bazalgette . . . upon the best 
 
 means of pi-oviding an efficient sup])ly of water for extin- 
 guishing tires, and for other purposes, and appendix. 1877. 
 8vo, pp. 17. 
 
 Water jets for extinguishing fires : experiments at Grays, 
 
 Essex. 1877. 8vo, pp. 4. 
 
 Water jets for extinguishing fires : report by Sir J. W. 
 
 Bazalgette, etc. 1877. 8vo, pp. 26. 
 
 Report by Sir J. W. Bazalgette and Mr. F. J. Bramwell, 
 
 upon experiments . . . with hydrants in the City of London. 
 1878. 8vo. ])p. 6. 
 
 Fish Market Sites. 
 
 Fish market sites : re])ort by the engineer and superin- 
 
 tending architects. 1881. 8vo, pp. 9, and folding table. 
 
 Supplemental report by the engineer and superintending 
 
 architect, with estimates and further details. 1881. 8vo, 
 j.p. 89. 
 
 Floods. 
 
 R{'i)oi-t bv s()li(4tor relative to inundations bv hiyh tides 
 
 or the river Thames. 1874. 8vo, pp. 4. 
 
 Repoi-t by engineer relative to complaints of Hooding 
 
 diiring pei-iods of heavy lainfalls in the districts of Mile End- 
 road, liurdett-i'oad, etc. 1875. 8vo, ])p. 7, and map. 
 
 Report by Sii" J. W. Bazalgette, on the overflow of the 
 
 Thames on 2nd January, 1877. 1877. 8vo, pp. 6. 
 
 Report by the engineer oti letters from the Wandsworth 
 
 District Boanl relative to floodings in that district. 1877. 
 8vo, pp. 4. 
 
 Drainage of Quaggy and Ravensbourne districts : report 
 
 by the solicitoi-. 1878. 4to, pj). 6.
 
 223 
 
 Metropolitan Board of Works -continued. 
 
 Floods — cdHtinucd. 
 
 Keport by Sir J. W. Bazalf^X'ttt', on i lie suljjt'et ui' lloudiiigs 
 
 from rainfall on the 10th and lltli Ajml, 1878. London, 
 1878. 8vo, pp. 18. 
 
 Prevention. 
 
 Report by cngineei- as to works necessary to protect the 
 
 Metropolis from inundations by the overflow of the river 
 Thames, and report by the solicitor on the subject. 187G. 
 8vo, pp. 9. 
 
 Report on Thames River (Prevention of Floods) IJill. 
 
 1876. 8vo, pp. 5. 
 
 ■ Report by the engineer, submitting sclicdules showing 
 
 the result of the letter addressed to Avhartingers and othei-s 
 suggesting the desirability of raising the level of the wharves 
 along the banks of the river Thames, so as to prevent a 
 recurrence of the overflow. 1877. 8vo, pp. 48. 
 
 Report by the solicitor on the question of the powers of 
 
 existing bodies to take steps for preventing fluodings in the 
 Thames. 1877. 8vo, pp. 5. 
 
 Metropolis Management (Thames River Prevention of 
 
 Floods) Amendment Act, 1879. Analysis of the Act, prepared 
 by the solicitor. 1879. 8vo, pp. 10. 
 
 Report hy Sir J. W. Bazalgette as to the progress made 
 
 by the Board under the Thames River (Prevention of Floods) 
 Act, 1879, to the 24th May, 1882. London, 1882. 8vo, pp. 3. 
 
 Housing of the Working Classes. 
 
 Analysis, by solicitor, of Artizans' Dwellings Act, 1875. 
 
 1875. 8vo, pp. 9, and folding plans. 
 
 ■ Report by engineer and architect on an improvement 
 
 scheme as applied to an unhealthy area adjoining Giay's Inn- 
 road. 1875. 8vo, pp. 12, and plans. 
 
 Report by engineer and architect on an improvement 
 
 scheme as applied to an unhealthy area between Royal Mint- 
 street and St. Katharines Docks, Whitechapel. 1875. 8vo, 
 pp. 7. 
 
 Report of Parliamentary Committee on Working Classes 
 
 Dwellings Bill. 1875. 8vo, pp. 8. 
 
 Report by solicitor on the operation and suggested 
 
 amendment of the Artizans' and Labourers' Dwellings Act, 
 1868. 1876. 8vo, pp. 13. 
 
 Further report by solicitor on the same subject. 1876. 
 
 8vo, pp. 4.
 
 224 
 
 Metropolitan Board of Works— continued. 
 Housing of the Working Classes — continued. 
 
 Repoi'l; by solicitor, submitting an epitome of the opinions 
 
 of ^Ii'. Joseph lirown and Mr. Everitt upon certain questions 
 untk'r the Arti/.aiis' and Laboui'crs' Dwellings Improvement 
 Act, 1875. I87t). 8vo. pp. o. 
 
 Repoi-t of the Woi-ks and General i'urposes Committee 
 
 on ])roposed schemes under the Artizans' and Labourers' 
 Dwrlliugs Impi'ovement Act, 1875. 1876. 8vo, ])p. 11. 
 
 S^'nopsis by the solicitor of the piovisions of the Artizans' 
 
 and Labourers' Dw.dlings Act, 1868. 1876. 8vo, pp. 13. 
 
 ^Metropolitan Sti-eet Liiju'ovements Bill, 1877. Repoi-ts 
 
 by the engineer and architect on the provision of accommo- 
 dation for the labouring classes, to be dispossessed by the 
 proposed improvements ; also, a I'ejjort by Mr. Grant, assistant 
 engineer, on the accommodation ]n'ovided for the labouring 
 classes in Glasgow. 1877. 8vo, pp. 23. 
 
 Metropolitan iStreet Improvements Act, 1872: sites for 
 
 working class dwellings. Statement of the Board's proceedings. 
 1S78. 8vo, pp. 7. 
 
 Analysis of the Arti/ans' and Labourers' Dwellings Act 
 
 (1868, Torrens) Amendment Act, 1879. 1879. 8vo, pp. 4. 
 
 Artizans' and Labourers' Dwellings Improvement Act, 
 
 1875. Statement submitted by the Board to the Secretary of 
 State foi- the lluiiie Department. 1879. 8vo, pp. 8. 
 
 Artizans' Dwellings Act (1808) Extension Bill. Report 
 
 of the solicitor and analysis of Bill. 1879. 8vo, pp. 10. 
 
 Report by the solicitoi- on the subject of the draft agree 
 
 ment between the Board and ihe Trustees of the Peabody 
 Donation Fund, as to sites under tiie Artizans', etc.. Act, 1875. 
 1879. 8vo, pp. 7. 
 
 Report by the superintending architect as to tenemental 
 
 properties belonging to the Board, in connection with schemes 
 under the Artizans', etc.. Act, 1875. 1879. 8vo, pp. (5. 
 
 — Report by the su])erintending architect on an offer by 
 
 the Ti-nstees of the Peab(jdy Donation Fund for sites under 
 t lie Aitizans' and Labourers' Dwellings Improvement Act, 1879. 
 1S79. 8vo, i)p. <i. 
 
 Artizans' and Laboui-ers' Dwellings Impiovement Act, 
 
 1875 : statement i-elative to the opei-ation of the Act in the 
 Metropolis. 1880. 8vo, pj). 8. 
 
 Metropolitan Street linprovcnients Act, 1877. vVccom- 
 
 modation for labourers displaced. I*'iitther correspondence 
 witli the Secretary of State lor the Home Department. 1880. 
 8vo, jip. 16.
 
 225 
 
 Metropolitan Board of Works -rontinued. 
 Housing of the Working Classes — continued. 
 
 Ki'port of tlio sub-committee on artizans' dwelling's as to 
 
 the amendment of the Artizans' Dwellings Acts; and return 
 shewing the stage of progress of each scheme, etc., to 80th 
 November, 1880. 1880. 8vo, pp. 9, and folding table. 
 
 Artizans' and Labourei-s' Dwellings Fmjtrovement Act, 
 
 1875. Epitome of the proceedings of the Works and General 
 Purposes Committee. 1881. 8vo, pp. 27. 
 
 Metropolitan Street Improvements Acts, 1872 and 1877. 
 
 Working class dwellings : epitome of the Board's proceedings. 
 1881. 8vo, pp. 13. 
 
 Report by the engineer on facilities of access to sites set 
 
 apart foi' artizans' dwellings, with plans accompanying the 
 same, and report by the engineer and architect, as to other 
 sites available for al'tizans' dwellings. 1881. 8vo, pp. 22, 
 and 2 maps. 
 
 Report by the architect as to the accommodation avail- 
 
 able for occupation by the working classes within the 
 Metropolis, and in the suburban districts outside the Metro- 
 politan area. 1882. 8vo, pp. 3, and 8 folding tables. 
 
 Report by the solicitor as to the provisions of the 
 Artizans' Dwellings Act, 1882. 1882, 8vo, pp. 5. 
 
 Report by the Solicitor as to the powers of the Board 
 
 under the acts of Parliament known as Mr. Torrens' Acts. 
 1883. 8vo, pp. 1 1. 
 
 Tabular statement and summary of the operations of the 
 
 Board under the Artizans' Dwellings Acts. 1883. 8vo, pp. 
 2, and folding sheet. 
 
 Report of the Sub-Committee on artizans' dwellings 
 as to the preparation of schemes under the Artizans' Dwellings 
 Acts in the distiucts of Whitechapel, Greenwich, and Shore- 
 ditch. 1888. 8vo, pp. 5. 
 
 Hydrants. >SW supra : Fires — Water supply at fires. 
 
 Improvements. 
 
 Report by committee on designs for subways in new 
 
 streets in the Metropolis. 1858. 8vo, pp. 7. 
 
 Report by engineer and architect on proposed subway 
 
 under Covent Garden approach. 1860. 8vo, pp. 6. 
 
 Extract from report of Sti-eets Committee, submitting 
 copy of letter to Southwark and Vauxhall Water Company, 
 urging the laying down of water mains in the subway under 
 Southwark-street, instead of bi-eaking up the thoroughfare for 
 that pui'pose ; together with the reply of the Company thereto. 
 1865. 8vo, pp. i. 
 
 P
 
 •22(j 
 
 Metropolitan Board of Wov\s—couti)ntrd. 
 
 Improvements — conloiui^il 
 
 Report by solicitor :is to power of St. Olave's District 
 
 lioard of Works to cai'ry oiil an iinprovemciit in Tooley-street 
 under the existing law. 18()7. i^vo, pp. 7. 
 
 Metropolis Management Acts, 1855 and ISOi! : dral't bye- 
 
 law as to formation of streets in the Metropolis. 1869. 8vo, 
 pp. 8. 
 
 - Extract from '-The Metropolitan" newspaper of the 
 17th February. 1872, I'elating to metropolitan street improve- 
 ments. 1872. 8vo, i^p. 0. 
 
 — Jieport by the engineer in answer to objections to pro- 
 posed metropolitan street improvements. 1872. 8vo, pp. 21. 
 
 Return of amount of moneys paid by the Board towards 
 
 the cost of local improvements in the Metropolis from 1st 
 January, 185G, to 3Uth September, lb72. 1872. Folio, pp. 10. 
 
 Returns fuimished by the vestries and district boards to 
 
 the ^Metropolitan Board of Works of the works and improve- 
 ments effected by them since the passing of the Metropolis 
 Local Management Act. 1855. Jjondon. 1872. Folio, pp. 112. 
 3 tables. 
 
 [Anpther co])y.j 
 
 Report by solicitor on the legal effect whirli the decision 
 
 in the case of McCarthy r. The Boaid in the House of Loi-ds 
 will have upon the action of the Board in dealing with 
 property affected by the several improvements. 1874. 8vo, 
 pp. 6. 
 
 Report of solicitor as to course to be pursued to secure 
 
 proper adjudication of claims in respect of metropolitan street 
 improvements. 1874. 8vo, pp. 6. 
 
 Reports by the engineer, solicitor, and architect relative 
 
 to the formation of a road from Waterloo-bridge to Villiers- 
 street. 1874. 8vo, pp. 6. 
 
 Return showing amr)unt of moneys paid, oi- agreed to be 
 
 contributed, by the Jioard towards the cost of local improve- 
 ments in the Metropolis, 1856-74. London, 1874. Folio, 
 ,.p. 13. 
 
 Return showing total amount "of new works executed by 
 
 vestries an<l district boards from 1856 to 1874, expenditure, 
 length of streets, &c. 1875. Folio, single sheet. 
 
 Report by engineer and architect upon proposed metro- 
 
 politan street improvements. 1876. 8vo, pp. 8. 
 
 Reports by architect on cei-tain proposed improvements 
 
 applied for by vestries and district boards, and reports by 
 engineer on two of j)roposed schemes. 1876. 8vo, pp. 8.
 
 227 
 
 Metropolitan Board of Works -^■"it/inued. 
 
 Improvements — continued. 
 
 — Report by the superintending ai-cliitect, submitting 
 
 amended estimates, as deposited witli the Metropolitan Stre(;t 
 Imjn'ovements Bill, 1877. 1877. 8vo, pp. 5. 
 
 Statement submitted by a deputation to the ILmie 
 
 Secretary in July, 1878, on the snl)icet of the Metropolit;ni 
 Street Improvements Act, 1877 ; letter received from the 
 Home Secretary in reply ; and report by the solicitor thereon. 
 1880. 8vo, pp. 21. 
 
 Metropolitan Improvements. Question of retaining 
 
 ground rents : reports by solicitor, architect, and accountant. 
 1882. 8vo, pp. 7. 
 
 Return showing amount of expenditure on works by 
 
 vesti'ies and district boards of the Metropolis, 1856-81. London, 
 1883. Folio, single sheet. 
 
 Statement of the Avorks and improvements carried out 
 
 by the Board in the Metropolis. 1855-1882. London, 188:1 
 8vo, pp. 11. 
 
 ■ Suggested Strand Improvements, and appi'oaches to 
 
 new Law Courts. Report by engineer and superintending 
 architect. 1883. 8vo, pp. 4. 
 
 Albert-embankmfiit. 
 
 Report of engineer on proposed line of embankment and 
 
 roadway, Westminster-bridge and Vauxhall railway station. 
 1862. 8vo, ])p. 4, and folding ]ilan. 
 
 Agreements between the Board and the Governors of St. 
 
 Thomas' Hospital for the sale and purchase of a site for the 
 new hospital. 1863. 8vo, pp. 16. 
 
 See infra: Thames-emhanliments. 
 
 Bethnal-green-road. 
 
 Bethnal-green improvement. [A description of the new 
 
 thoroughfare.] 1879. 8vo, pp. 2. 
 
 Charing Cross-road. 
 
 Metropolitan Street Imjn'ovements Act, 1877. Charing 
 
 Cross to Tottenham (\)urt-road, and Regent-circus to Oxford- 
 street. Extract from a report of the Woi-ks and General 
 Piirposes Committee as to the diflicnlty experienced in carrjdng 
 out the above improvements. 1879. 8vo, pp. 6. 
 
 • Charing Cross-road. New street, etc. [A history of the 
 
 improvement]. 1887. 8vo, pp. 6, and plan. 
 
 Chelsea-emhankmenf. 
 
 Memorandum on the Chelsea-embankment, opened by the 
 
 Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh, 9th May, 1874. i<\'o. pp. 10, 
 and plates. 
 See infra : Thames-embaiikmenis, 
 
 r 2
 
 228 
 
 Metropolitan Board of Works — continued. 
 
 Improvements — continued. 
 Ma rshalsea- road. 
 
 SoutlnviU'k-bridge-road and Great Dover-street communi- 
 cation. Report l)y the engineer as to the line of street. 1882, 
 8vo. pp. 4. 
 
 Northumberland-avenue. 
 
 Report from engineer and architect as to appi-oach to 
 
 Victoria-embankment from Strand. 1872. 8vo, pp. 5. 
 
 Statement by the engineer with refei-ence to proposed 
 approach to Victoria-embankment from Charing Cross as 
 compared with curved line suggested by Sir James Pennethorne. 
 1873. 8vo, pp. 6. 
 
 Northumberland House. [A collection of fourteen photo- 
 graphs and five plans.] 1875. Folio. 
 
 Descriptive account of Northumberland-avenue, Charing 
 Cross, to be opened to the public, 18th March, 1876, etc. 1876. 
 8vo, pp. 7. 
 
 Noi-thnmberland-aveniie and Charing Cross Stations. 
 
 Propo.sals of the S.K.R. Cn]ni)any, and report by the Board's 
 officers thereon. 1881. 8vo, pp. 9, and map. 
 
 Queen Victoria-street. 
 
 Report of engineer and architect on line and levels of 
 proposed street from Blackfriars- bridge to Mansion House. 
 1862. 8vo, pp. 4. 
 
 bhafteshury-avenue. 
 
 — Metropolifaii Sti-eet ImprovcTuents Act, 1877. Piccadilly- 
 circus to New Oxford-street : reports by the solicitor and 
 superintending architect as to properties required. 1881. 
 Hvo, pp. 5. 
 
 Report by the snpei-intending architect on an offer made 
 
 by Messrs. J. and R. Goie for cei-tain property in Shaftesbury 
 avenue. 1887. 8vn. nn .-^ ^ 
 
 r-enue. 1887. 8vo, pp. 3 
 Thamef -embankments. 
 
 —— Report of Committee of Works and Improvements on 
 de.signs for embankment and improvement of river Tliames. 
 ]^.»7. 8vo, p[i. 10. 
 
 F:xti-act from niinntes of Board i-ciative to proposed 
 commission on embankment of i-iver Thames. 1861 8vo 
 pp. 2. 
 
 -— — Thames-embankment : report of Royal Commission, 
 l«bl, anfl cf)iTe.spondenco in relation thereto. 1861. 8vo 
 
 pp. .34.
 
 220 
 Metropolitan Board of Works cunH7med. 
 
 Improvements — Thames-embankments — continued. 
 
 Report by enf^ineer on embankment on south side of the 
 
 river. 1862. 8vo, pp. 4 
 
 Rejiort by engineer on the embankment of the Thames, 
 
 south side, from London Bridge to near Vauxhall liridge. 
 1862. 8vo, pp. 7, and folding plan. 
 
 See also : Albert -emJiankment, Chelsea -embankment, and Victor ia- 
 etnbankvieiif . 
 
 Victoria-embankment. 
 
 Preliminary report by' engineer on Thames-embankment 
 
 between Westminster antl Blackfriars bridges, north side. 
 1862. 8vo, pp. 10. 
 
 Report by architect on the embankment of the north 
 
 side of the Thames. 1862. 8vo, pp. 6. 
 
 Report by engineer on the same subject. 1862. 8vo, 
 
 pp. 6. 
 
 Report by engineer on comparative estimates of granite 
 
 and iron facing. 1862. 8vo, pp. 2. 
 
 Report by engineer descriptive of designs for the Thames- 
 
 embankment, north side, between Westminster and Black- 
 friars bridges. 1863. 8vo, pp. 7. 
 
 Correspondence and extracts fi'om minutes of the Board 
 
 relative to the granite for the Thames-embankment. 1864. 
 8vo, pp. 83. 
 
 Further correspondence between the Board and Con- 
 servators of the Thames relative to the material used for 
 filling in behind the Thames-embankment wall, with report by 
 Messrs. Hawkshaw and Harrison. 1864. 8vo, pp. 40. 
 
 Report of John Coode, Esq., and Robert Rawlinson, Esq., 
 
 on the same subject. 1865. 8vo, pp. 31. 
 
 Coi'respondence with the Board of Trade on the same 
 
 subject. 1865. 8vo, pp. 7. 
 
 Report by engineer and architect on approaches to 
 
 Thames-embankment, with statement by chairman of value of 
 coal dues in reference to the cost of those works. 1865. 
 8vo, pp. 8, and plan. 
 
 Repoi't by engineer on plans by engineer of Metropolitan 
 
 District Railway for carrying that railway under the Thames- 
 embankment and new street to the Mansion House. 1866. 
 8vo, pp. 14. 
 
 Report hj engineer and architect on draft articles of 
 
 agreement with Mr. Drummond, relative to Adelphi estate. 
 1867. 8vo, pp. 11.
 
 •ISO 
 
 Metropolitan Board of Works continued. 
 
 Im^vo\emen{s—Victoria-emhanl-ment — continued. 
 
 Report by engineer ami architect on draft articles of 
 
 agreement witli the !^Iarq^^is of Salisbarv. 1S()7. 8vo, pp. 17. 
 
 Report by engineer on crown clauses proposed by the 
 
 Treasury. 1S()7. <*^vo. ])]). 10. 
 
 Thanies-enibnnkment : return of ex])endilui'e in respect 
 
 of contracts. Nos. 1 and 2. lOth August, 186(), to 31st 
 December, 1868. 1869. Folio, single sheet. 
 
 Thames-embankment, north : return by engineer of 
 
 additional works carried out since dates at which contracts 
 No,'^. 1 and 2 were completed. 1869. 8vo, pp. 2. 
 
 Co{)y of letter from Office of Woods as to land leclaimed 
 in connection with tlie ^'ictoria-embankment. 1872. 8vo. 
 p,.. 18. 
 
 E.xtracl from proceedings of !Metro])olitan Board of 
 Works relative to the reclaimed land belonging to tiie Crown 
 on the A'ictoria-embankment. 1872. 8vo, pp. 4. 
 
 ^'i(■toI ia-embankmcnt roadway. Question of wood pave- 
 ment as compared with macadam : rejtort by engineer. 1882. 
 8vo, pp. 6, and 11 folding sheets. 
 
 Victoria-embankment roadway. Rejxn-ts by engineer as 
 
 to cost of formation, etc. 1883. 8vo, pp. '>. 
 See su])ra : Thames-emhanhments. 
 
 Infant Life Protection. 
 
 Infant Life Prolecti(m .\ct. lS72 : ix'iiort by solicitor and 
 architect regarding the operation of the Act. 1872. 8vo, 
 pp.8. 
 
 - -- - Report as to the steps taken in carrying into effect the 
 provisions of the Infant Life Protection Act during the year 
 1>>84, with appendices. 1885. 8vo, pp. 14. 
 
 Insurance. 
 
 hisui'ance of huildings on the Hoard's lands. Roport 
 
 by solicitor an<l supciintending architect, and icniiii hy 
 accountant. 1885. Svo. jip. I». 
 
 Judgments. 
 
 Attorney (jcnei-al /■. Ainhurst. | Hackney ("ommons.] 1879. 
 8vo, pp. 18. 
 
 Cator r. Tiewishaiii District Board. [Sewage ]iiilliii ion.] 1864. 
 Svo, pj). 2k 
 
 City Commissioners of .Sewci'.s v. Glasse and others. [Epping 
 Forest.] Ib74. 8vo. pp. 22.
 
 231 
 
 Metropolitan Board of Works— continued. 
 
 Judgments- ciiu/ ill w'< I. 
 
 Debenliam v. Metropolitan Board of Works. [Dangerous struc- 
 tures.] 1882. 8vo, pp. 12. 
 
 Galloway r. Corporation of the Cit}' of London. [Metropolitan 
 Meat and Poultry Market.] 18G5. 8vo, pp. 4. 
 
 Hammerton v. Honey. [Stockwell-green.] 1876. 8vo, pp. 4. 
 
 Hudson V. Taylor. [Liability to repair embankments.] 187G. 
 8vo, pp. 8. 
 
 The same. (Court of Appeal.) 1877. 8vo, pp. G. 
 
 Hyams v. Webstei-. [Injury caused by bad state of road.] 1867. 
 8vo, pp. 4. 
 
 Ingoldby and others r. Plumstead Distiict Boai'd. [Owners' 
 liability for paving.] 1873. 8vo, pp. 10. 
 
 Jennings v. Metropolitan Board of Works. [Conipulsoi-y acqui- 
 sition of land.] 18G5. 8vo, pp. 15. 
 
 Juniper r. Yestry of Bermondse}-. [RespoTisibility for negli- 
 gence.] 18G7. 8vo, pp. 14. 
 
 Macey v. Metropolitan Board of Works. [Acquisition of land 
 for embankment.] 1864. 8vo, pp. 104. 
 
 Metropolitan Board of Works v. Metropolitan Railway Com})auy. 
 [Bursting of sewer.] 1868. 8vo, pp. 8. 
 
 Judgment on appeal in Coui't of Error. 1869. 8vo, 
 
 1>P- 15- 
 ^letropolitan Boaixl of Woi'ks v. Steed Brothers. [Streets.] 
 
 1882. 8vo, pp. 12. 
 
 Pew V. Metropolitan Board of Works. [Assessment.] 1865. 
 8vo, pp. 8. 
 
 Phoenix Gas Co. v. Dethick. [Damffge caused by placing of 
 sewage pipes.] 1865. 8vo, pp. 16. 
 
 Plumstead District Board r. Kent Commissioners of Sewers. 
 [Liability to repair embankments.] 1877. 8vo, pp. 7. 
 
 Poplar District Board v. North Metropolitan Tramways Co. 
 [Street frontage.] 1879. 8vo, pp. l.S. 
 
 Queen v. Head and Metropolitan Board of Works. [Poor rate 
 assessment of Imperial Gas Co.] I860. 8vo, pp. 8. 
 
 Queen (re Ealing summonses) v. Meti'opolitan Board of Works. 
 186.S. 8vo, pp. 19. 
 
 Queen (re Stainton) v. Metropolitan Board of Works. [Com- 
 pensation in respect of damage caused by construction of 
 sewer.] 1863. 8vo, pp. 8. 
 
 Queen v. Yulliamy. [Jurisdiction of the Architect of the 
 Board.] 1879. 8vo, pp. 9.
 
 282 
 
 Metropolitan Board of Works— continued. 
 
 Judgments — continued. 
 
 Kecketts v. Metropolitan Railway Co. [Compensation in I'espect 
 of injuries to land.] 1865. 8vo, pp. 18. 
 
 Scott (Charrington's Brewery) v. Legg. [Building Act, 1855, 
 section 27.] 1877. 8vo, pp. 7. 
 
 Taylor r. Metrojtolitan Board of Works. [Formation and width 
 of existing streets.] 1866. 8vo, pp. 18, and plan. 
 
 Telford V. Metropolitan Board of Works. [Tooting Common.] 
 1872. 8vo. pp. 11. 
 
 Webb V. Tulk. [Leicester Square Gardens.] 1873. 8vo, pp. 7. 
 
 Lighting. 
 
 Report by Mr. W. J. Dibden, chemist and superintend- 
 ing gas examiner to the Board, on the standards of light. 
 1880. 8vo, pp. 58. 
 
 Report by the engineei- and consulting chemist on the 
 
 cost of the light as compared with gas. 1880. 8vo, pp. 3. 
 
 Victoria-embankment and Waterloo Bridfje lisfhtinsr. 
 
 Rejiort by Sir J. W. ]>azalgette on the comparative cost of 
 lighting by gas and electricity. 1882. 8a'o, pp. 4. 
 
 Report by the chemist and superintending gas examiner 
 
 to the Board of the results of a series of tests made with a 
 four-way photometer on the ])roposed standards of light. 
 1887. 8vo, pp^ 38, and four folding diagrams. 
 
 Electric lighting. 
 
 Report on experinieTits with the electric light on the 
 
 Victoria embankment, by Sir J. W. Bazalgette, engineer, and 
 T. W. Keates, consulting chemist. 1879. 8vo, pp. 16. 
 
 Electiic lighting. Rcpoits by the solicitor on Bills in 
 
 Parliament for the Session of 1882. 1882. 8vo, pp. 14. 
 
 Electnc Lighting Act, 1882. Report by solicitor, with 
 
 analysis of Act. 1882. 8vo, pp. 12. 
 Oas companies. 
 
 Report of solicitor as to restrictions imposed on gas 
 
 comj)anieH with reference to raising price of gas. 1873. 8yo, 
 pp. 5. 
 
 Report by solicitor with reference to proceedings before 
 
 Commissioners appointed to revise the price of gaH .supplied 
 
 by the Imperial Gas Company for the year 1874. 1874. 8vo, 
 pp. 7. 
 
 Reports by the .Molicitor and accountant relative to the 
 
 Board of Trade Commission on the application of the Gas 
 Light and Coke Company fcjr an increase in the j^rice of gas 
 for the year li<74. 1874. f-!vo, pp. 7.
 
 233 
 Metropolitan Board of Works — continued. 
 
 Lighting — Gas companies — continued. 
 
 Letter from Board of Trade relative to sclienie for 
 
 amalgamation of imperial and independent gas companies 
 with Gas, Light and Coke Company . 1875. 8vo, pp. 4. 
 
 Report of Parliamentary Committee on the same subject. 
 
 1875. 8vo, pp. 12. 
 
 Observations of the Board upon the scheme of amalga- 
 
 I err 
 
 mation of the Gas Light and Coke and the South Metropolitan 
 Gas Companies. 1883. 8vo, pp. 4. 
 
 6ra.5 lighting. 
 
 Report by chemist on sulphur impurity in the gas of the 
 
 Metropolis. 1872. 8vo, pp. 2. 
 
 Report by engineer on the gas supply to the Victoria- 
 
 embankment. 1873. 8vo, pp. 5. 
 
 Report by Works and General Purposes Committee on 
 
 Metropolis gas bills. 1874. 8\^o, pp. 5. 
 
 Report of Parliamentary Committee on proceedings in 
 
 Parliament during session of 1875 with reference to Metro- 
 politan gas supply. 1875. 8vo, pp. 11. 
 
 Gas meters. > 
 
 ■ Tables for ascertaining per-centages of error in the 
 
 registration of gas meters. Compiled by the Metropolitan 
 Board of Works. 1862. Folio, pp. 80. 
 
 Report of the chemist on defective indices in gas metei's. 
 
 and returns of the inspectors of meters, of meters with 
 defective indices. 1884. 8vo, pp. 15. 
 
 Gas testing, 
 
 ~ Reports of the chief gas examiner on the I'esuUs of the 
 
 daily testings of the gas supplied to the Metropolis. 1^69-89. 
 Svo, 2 vols. 
 The same. 1872-88. 
 
 - — — Report of the clei-k of the Board, with reference to the 
 proposed alterations in the arrangements for gas testing. 
 1884. Svo, pp. 6. 
 
 Reports of the clerk, solicitor, superintending architect 
 
 and chemist as to the revision of the existing arrangements 
 for testing gas meters, and opinions bj' Mr. M. White on the 
 subject. 1888. 8vo, pp. 16. 
 
 Loans. 
 
 Return by accountant showing amounts which the 
 
 several vestries and district boards of the metropolis have 
 obtained sanction to borrow. 1856-68. London, 1869. Folio, 
 pp. 5.
 
 234. 
 
 Metropolitan Board of Works- '•n/idnued. 
 Loans —continued. 
 
 Return .sho\viiii>' jill monevs owing' at time of formation • 
 
 of Board, aitiounts borrowed since, and amounts owing by 
 Board on 1st January, 1868, etc. 1869. Folio, single sheet. 
 
 Return of loans sanctioned to vestries and district 
 
 boai'ds, from date of formation of Board to 30th June, 1872. 
 London, 1872. Folio, pp. 8. 
 
 Report by solicitor as to proposed jtublic bodies to be 
 
 em])owered to borrow money from the Board. 1873. 8vo, pp. 4. 
 Return of loans sanctioned to vestries and district 
 
 boards, from formation of the Board to 30th June, 1873. 
 London, 1873. Folio, pj). 7. 
 
 Report by the accountant on the rate of interest to be 
 
 charged in respect of loans to other public bodies. 1880. 
 8vo, pp. 3. 
 
 Report by the accountant on the cost of the stock created 
 
 by the Board for loans to other public bodies, and the vahie of 
 the assets to redeem the same. 1881. 8vo, pp. 4. 
 
 Report by the accountant on the rate of interest to be 
 
 charged in respect of loans to other public bodies. 1881. 
 8vo, pp. 2, and 2 folding tables. 
 
 p]xtracts from the minutes of tlie finance committee on 
 
 the subject of fixing the period fm- the repayment of loan.s 
 advanced by the Board to guardians and other bodies whose 
 bori owing power is subject to the sanction of the Local 
 Government Board. 8vo, jip. 4. 
 
 Local Government. 
 
 Report of the deputation appointed by the Board to 
 
 confer with the Government on the subject of the Bill for 
 amending the Metropolis Local Management Acts. 1861. 
 8vo, pp. 4. 
 
 Letter from Speaker's counsel relative to local govern- 
 
 ment of Metropolis, together Avith report by solicitor on the 
 subject. 1875. 8vo, ])p. 13. 
 
 Report by Parliamentaiy Committee on pi-ovisions of 
 
 Municipality of London Bill. 1875. 8vo, pp. 7. 
 
 Abstract of the pi-ovisions of the County Government 
 
 Bill, 1878. 1878. 8vo, pp. 9. 
 
 Copy [of a] petition to Her Majesty in Council for 
 
 incorporation of the parish of West Ham. 1878. 8vo, pp. 5. 
 Jteport of the sub-committee on the memorial of the 
 
 Vestiy of Kensington applying for an additional representative 
 at the Board. 1H78. 8vo, pp. 4. 
 
 Municipality of London Bill. Analysis of clauses pre- 
 
 I»ared by the solicitor. 1880. 8vo, pp. 16.
 
 ■ISo 
 
 Metropolitan Board of Works continued. 
 
 Local Government — continued. 
 
 ■ — London Government Bill. Epitome of the ])ro visions of 
 
 the Bill. 1884. 8v(., i)p. IC 
 
 Petition of the Metropolilaii Hoai-d of Works against the 
 
 London Government IJill. ISSk Foli(>, single sheet. 
 
 Speech of Mr. W. R. Selway, at tlie Metropolitan Board 
 
 of Works, on the London Government Bill. ISSL Svo, pp. 1(5. 
 Local (lovernmcnt (England and Walesj Bill. Jteports 
 
 by the ofhcers upon the clauses of the Hill affecting the 
 Metropolis. 1888. 8vo, pp. 11. 
 
 Local Government (England and Wales) Bill. Further 
 
 report by the accountant on the iinancial provisions on the Bill 
 affecting the Metropolis. 1888. 8vo, pp. 4. 
 
 Minutes. 
 
 Minntes of the proceedings of the Mctropi)Htan Board of 
 
 Works. 1855-88. Folio, 84 vols. 
 
 Noxious Businesses. 
 
 Report passed by Works and Genci-al Pui'poses Com- 
 mittee on question of slauii'htei'-houses and noxious businesses 
 within the Metropolis. 1873. 8vo, pp. 7. 
 
 ■ ■ — - Report by solicitor and form of bye-laws I'elative to 
 
 slaughter-houses in the Metrt)polis. 1870. 8vo, pp. 9. 
 
 Bye-laws made by the Metro] )oHtan Board of Works 
 
 under the Slaughter-houses, etc. (Metropolis) Act. 1874. 
 8vo, pp. 11. 
 
 — Bye-laws under Slaughter-houses, etc. (Metropolis) Act, 
 
 1874. 1876. Folio, pp. 2. 
 
 Slaughter-houses, etc. (Metropolis) Act, 1874 : con- 
 
 ditions on which the Board will consider as to giving sanction 
 to the establishing anew of the business of a tripe boiler. 
 187G. Folio, sino'le sheet. 
 
 Offensive Substances. 
 
 Summary of information supplied by Vestries and 
 
 District Boards on the subject of the conveyance of offensive 
 substances through sti-eets. 1888. 8vo, pp. 8. 
 
 Offices of the Beard. 
 
 Report of the Building Act and General Purposes Com- 
 mittee [on otiices of the Board]. 1858. 8vo, pp. 8. 
 
 Memorandum bv the architect on the same subject. 
 
 1858. 8vo, ]>]). -. 
 
 Repoi't of the Committee of Works and General Purposes 
 
 on new offices at Spring-gardens. 1858. 8vo, pj). G. 
 
 Extract from report of Streets Committee as to altera- 
 
 tions to offices of Board. 1866. 8vo, pp. 4.
 
 236 
 
 Metropolitan Board of Works— rmitmued. 
 
 Overhead Wires. 
 
 Ovei'head -wires, etc. Summary of replies received from 
 
 the .surveyors of Vestries and Disti'ict Boards on the .subject. 
 188(>. 8v(). pp. 5. 
 
 Parks and Open Spaces. 
 
 Report of the Committee of Works and Improvements 
 
 on applications for parks and open .spaces. 1857. 8vo, pp. 8. 
 
 Report of the Committee of Works and Improvements 
 
 on the formation of a park in the south-eastern portion of the 
 Metropolis. 1857. 8vo, pp. 14. 
 
 Report by the architect on the preservation of open 
 
 spaces in the Metropolis for the use of the public. 1863. 
 8to, pp. 8. 
 
 Report by the ai-ehitect on the Public Gardens Protection 
 
 Act, 1863. London, 1863. 8vo, pp. 14. 
 
 Extract fi'om report of Streets Committee with resolution 
 
 on preservation of open spaces. 1865. 8vo, single sheet. 
 
 Report by Alexander McKenzie on the parks and open 
 
 spaces under the control of the Board. 1872. 8vo, pp. 19. 
 
 Report on annual expenditure for labourers' wages, and 
 
 other matters in the Board's parks and gardens and on their 
 open spaces. 1886. 8vo, pp. 11. 
 
 Suggested form of the Parks, etc.. Bill, 1887. London 
 
 1887. 8vo, pj). 7. 
 
 Report by the clerk of the Board on parks management. 
 
 1888. 8vo, ])p. 6. 
 
 Report f)rij)ared by the clerk of the Board in conjunction 
 
 with ^lessi's. Coc^liiane and Ct)ppiii ... as to details lor the 
 future management of the Board's parks and gardens. 1888. 
 8vo, ])]). 8. 
 
 Report on officers' duties at Spring Gardens. 1888. 
 
 See supra : ?]stablishment — Ojfficers' duties. 
 
 AUiert-emhankvLent-gardens. 
 
 Albert-embankment : draft bye-laws made undei- Thames- 
 embankment Csoutli) Act, 1873. Ijondon, 187.'>. 8vo, j)p. 5. 
 
 Jiattersea-park. 
 
 Repoi't as to the staffs at Battersea and Kennington 
 
 parks. 1888. 8vo, pj). 6. 
 
 Additi(mal repoi-t on the same subject. 1888. 8v(), pp. 9. 
 
 See infra : litcjulations.
 
 237 
 
 Metropolitan Board of Works— coiiHnued. 
 
 Parks and Open Spaces — continued. 
 
 Blackheatli. 
 
 Report by the solicitor on the memorial of the Greenwich 
 
 District Board as to a scheme for the management of Black- 
 heath. 1868. 8vo, pp. 20. 
 
 Bye-laws made by the Metropolitan Board of Works for 
 
 the I't'gulation and preservation of Blackheath. 1872. 
 32mo, pp. 10. 
 
 Return showing amount expended by the Board on 
 
 Blackheath to 5th April, 1873. London, 1873. Folio, single 
 sheet. 
 
 Brook-green. 
 
 Reports by solicitor relative to Brook-green. 1874. 
 
 8vo, pp. 4. 
 
 Clapham- common. 
 
 Metropolitan Commons Act, 1866 : Clapham-common, 
 draft scheme. 1875. 8vo, pp. 9. 
 
 Fivshiiry-parh. 
 
 ■ Memoranda by the architect on the opening of Finsbury- 
 
 park. 1869. 8vo, pp. 3. 
 
 See infra : Begulations. 
 
 Hackney -coninions. 
 
 Bye-laws made by Metropolitan Board of Works for the 
 
 regulation and preservation of the Commons in the Hackney 
 district. 1872. 32mo, pp. 9. 
 
 Hampstead-heath. 
 
 Bye-laws made by the Metropolitan Board of Works for 
 
 the regulation and preservation of Hampstead-heath. 1872. 
 32mo, pp. 12. 
 
 Report by Mr. A. McKenzie, oti condition of Hampstead- 
 
 heath. 1872. 8vo, pp. 4. 
 
 Kennington-park. 
 
 Staff. See supra : Battersea-park. 
 
 PecMiam E>ye-comm,on. 
 
 Notes of decision of Mr. Chance ... at the Lambeth 
 
 Police Court, and appendix. 1883. 8vo, pp. 10. 
 
 Regulations. 
 
 Battersea, Victoria, Finsbury, and Southwark-parks. 
 
 Regulations for cricket in each park. 1888. Folio, pp. 4. 
 
 Battersea, Victoria, Finsbury, Southwark, and Kenning- 
 
 ton-parks. Gymnasium regulations. 1888. Folio, pp. 2.
 
 OQ 
 
 38 
 
 Metropolitau Board of Works— rr/»/;;/»r^7. 
 
 Parks and Open Spaces — Beguhtfions — continued. 
 
 Fiusbarv-iiark. Reg-ulations for football. 1878. Folio, 
 
 PP- ■^- / 
 
 Victoria -paik and 1 >atiersoa-|iark. llcgulatious fur 
 
 football. 1888. Folio, pp. i. 
 
 See supra : lilacliJieatJi, JLickiu'i'-coinmoiis, Hai)ipstead-Jieut7i, and 
 lU'o-law.s. (fc. 
 
 ,Soutlucark-par]i. 
 
 ]\reiU()i'aiula hv the arcliiteet on tlie opening of 
 
 Southwark-park. l8(jl>. 8vo, ]>}). '2. 
 
 Report by !Mr. Charles IJennis as to j)roposed alterations, 
 
 etc., ia Soutli\vark-])ark. 1873. 8vo, pp. 11. 
 
 Revised estimates by Charles Dennis for proi)Osed works 
 
 in Southwark-park. 187 !•. 8vo, jip. (5. 
 See supra : Ilegulations. 
 
 Tooting Gra veney-comnion. 
 
 Report by tlie solicitor and architect relative to Tooting 
 
 Gravcney-comnion. 187-1. 8vo, pp. 9. 
 
 y ictoria-pa rli . 
 
 See supra : Iteguhitions. 
 
 Wormwood Scrub?. 
 
 ^lemorial to the Inclosure Commissioners with regard 
 
 to Wormwood Sci'ubs. 1877. 8vo, pj). 0. 
 
 AV'ormwood Scrubs. Report of solicitor and analysis 
 
 of draft Bill as submitted by the War Department to the 
 Board. 1877. 8vo, pp. 4. 
 
 Wormwood Sci'ubs, 8ci-ubs-lane, and Wood-lane. Report 
 
 of the Park, etc., Committee, and report of the solicitor. 1881. 
 8vo, pp. 12. 
 
 Parliamentary Standing Orders. 
 
 Kejiort by the .solicitor on the alterations made in the 
 
 standing- oi-dei-s of Parliament. [1865.] 8vo, pp. 2. 
 
 Petroleum. 
 
 Report by Mr. Kcates (»ii general q nest ion of stoi-age of 
 
 petroleum within metropolitan ai-ea, and conditions under 
 which petroleum is introduced into ihe Port of London. 1875. 
 8vo, pp. 9. 
 
 Pro])osed lettci- to tiio .Secretary of State for the Home 
 
 Department on the necessity for an amendment of the law 
 relating to the sale and storage of petroleum. 1881. 8vo, pp. 3.
 
 ■)•;< 
 
 .•)il 
 
 Metropolitan Board of Works— continued. 
 
 Petroleum ^continued. 
 
 Report by the afchitect on ccrtaiu provisions of ihe 
 
 Peti-oloum (Hawkei-rf') Act. 1881. 8vo, pp. :>. 
 
 — Rejiox't as to su,ii-,n'esti;d alterations in tlio scliedide 
 
 relating to the testing ol: petroleum in tlie Petrolcunx Act of 
 1879, by ^V. .1. Livingston. 1883. 8vo, j.p. <i. 
 
 Poor Relief. 
 
 ■ Letter from President of Poor Law iJoard relative to 
 
 relief of casual and houseless ])0or in the metropolis ; with 
 copy of bill proposed to be introduced into Parliament. 1864. 
 8vo, pp. 8. 
 
 Proceedings on Bill?. 
 
 — Metro])olitan Board of Wcuks Bill, 187 !•. Pi-oceediugs 
 
 of select committee. 1874. Polio, not continuously paged. 
 
 Babies. 
 
 ' Report of the clerk of the Board on the steps to be 
 
 taken b\- the Board under the rabies order. 1886. 8vo, pp. 4. 
 Regulations as to dogs in the metropolis and repoi-t of 
 
 the solicitor and opinion of Mr. M. White thereon. 1888. 
 8vo, pp. 10. 
 
 Railway and other Schemes, 
 
 — Reports by the engineer upon metropolitan railway and 
 
 other schemes. Sessions, 1863-1888. London, 1863-88. 8vo. 
 Rejjorts by the superintending architect upon the same. 
 
 Sessions, 1879-1888. London, 1879-88. 8vo. 
 
 List of plans, etc. . . . forwarded to the engineer, of 
 
 parliamentary bills. Session 1864. 1863. 8vo, pp. 4. 
 
 Railway, etc., bills ; suggestions of the chairman, 
 
 approved by the Streets Committee. 1864. Folio, pp. 4. 
 
 Report of the Streets Committee on the plans of railways. 
 
 proposed to be proceeded with in the present session of 
 Parliament, approved by the Board. 1864. 8vo, pp. 12. 
 
 Report on amended, design for completing the Metro- 
 
 politan Railway— Inner Circle — and the East London Railway, 
 by J. W. Bazalgette, engineer. 1864. 8vo, pp. 16, and map. 
 Evidence of the engineer of the Board on the Kenninsfton, 
 
 Clapham and Brixton Railway Bill, etc. 1866. 8vo, pp. 36. 
 Report of the Works and General Pu.rposc3 Committee 
 
 as to the course taken by the Board with regard to the 
 construction of the Metro})olitan District Railway works along 
 the line of the Thames Embankment, north, and the new 
 street to the Mansion House. 1868. 8vo, pp. '20.
 
 240 
 
 Metropolitan Board of Works — continued. 
 Railway and other Schemes — continned. 
 
 Report of Parliamentary Committee on bills and 
 
 proceedings in Pai-liament relating to Metropolis in session of 
 1872. London. 1872. 8vo, pp. 2-1 
 
 Report by solicitor on certain l)il].s t.) be introduced into 
 
 Parliament. Session 1878. London, 1878. 8vo, pp. 10. 
 
 Reports by engineer and architect on the proposals 
 
 submitted to the Board for the completion of the inner circle 
 of railways in the ALetropolis, and the formation of certain 
 new thoroughfares in the City of London. 1878. 8vo, pp. 7. 
 Statement by the directors of the Metropolitan Inner 
 
 Circle Completion Company, relative to the proposal for the 
 transfer of the subsidy autlioi-ised in 1874. 1878. 8vo, pp. 6. 
 - South Eastern Railway (New Lines and Widenings) 
 
 Jiill and (Various Powers) Bill. Report by the solicitor as to 
 the course taken by tlie Board and the vestries relative to the 
 above bills. lSS2. 8vo, pp. 10. 
 
 Rating and Valuation. 
 
 Report of the solicitor in relation to the rating of public 
 
 charities to the relief of the poor. 1868. 8vo, pp. 2. 
 
 Memorial from St. Maiylebone Vestry in relation to 
 
 assessment of City of London. 1866. 8vo, pp. 8. 
 
 Statement of grounds in support of Bill introduced into 
 
 House of Commons by Mr. Tite and Mr. Ayrton for levying a 
 Metropolitan Improvement Rate. 1867. 8vo, pp. 4. 
 
 Statement of the coui^se taken by the Board with regard 
 
 to the Valuation of Property (Metropolis) Bill now before 
 I*arliament. 1869. 8vo, pp. 7. 
 
 Extract from report of Parliamentaiy Committee on 
 
 Valuation of Property (Metropolis) Bill. 1869. 8vo, single 
 sheet. 
 
 Extract from report of Parliamentary Committee on the 
 
 V'aluation of Property (Meti-opolis) Bill and Metropolitan 
 Poor Act Amendment Bill. 1869. 8vo, pp. 8. 
 
 Queen Victoria-sti-eet, pai^ish of St. Benet, Shei-ehog : 
 
 repor-t by solicitor on result of poor-rate appeal. 1878. 8vo, 
 single sheet. 
 
 -• Valuation Bill. 1877. Analysis of the Valuation Bills of 
 
 1876 and lb77, .so far as they are expressed to relate to the 
 Metropolis. 1877. 8vo, pp. 10. 
 
 Valuation of Property Bill, 1878. Report of solicitor and 
 
 analysis. 1878. 8vo, pp. 15. 
 
 — Statement showing the amount in the pound of all lates 
 
 raised in the Metropolis (excluding the City of London) for 
 the years 1876, 1878, 1880, and 1882. London, 1888. Two 
 folding sheets.
 
 241 
 
 Metropolitan Board of Works — coniinued. 
 
 Royal Commission, 1888. 
 
 lutcM-im and final reports of the lioyal Commissioners 
 
 appointed to in([uire into certain matters connected with the 
 working of the Meti-opolitan Board of Works ; witli 
 !ifi pond ices, minutes of evidence, and index. London, 1888-89. 
 I'olio, pp. 15; 5;)0 ; .'). 
 
 The ]\Ietro})olitan ]3oard of Works : a brief account of 
 
 the disclosures which Inive led to the appointment of a Royal 
 Commission . . . Reprinted from ••The Financial Ncavs." 
 1888. 8vo, ])p. 111. 
 
 Sewage —Deodorisation and precipitation . 
 
 Repoi't on the deodorization of sewage, by Dr. Hofmann 
 
 and Dr. Frankland. 1859. 8vo, pp. IG 
 
 Report on communication from Dr. Letheby, with 
 
 reference to the quantity of arsenic in perchloride of iron, 
 by Dr. Hofmann and Dr. Frankland. 1860. Sv^o, pp. 8. 
 
 Report on tenders for the supply of perchloride of iron. 
 
 and on Drs. Odling and Letheby's observations on its use as a 
 deodorizing agent, by Drs. Miller, Hofmann and Frankland. 
 1860. 8vo. pp. 8. 
 
 Repoi't on the use of lime as a disinfectant of sew^age ; 
 
 and on the necessity for, and the advantages to be obtained 
 from the use of perchloride of iron, by Drs. Miller, Hofmann 
 and Frankland. 1860. 8vo, pp. 6. 
 
 Copy of memoi'ials from ratepayers of Fulham, and the 
 
 Fulham District Board of Works, relative to the proposed 
 deodorizing station at Fulham, and of i^eport by the engineer 
 thereon. 1862. 8vo, pp. 10. 
 
 Repoi't by the engineei' and the chemist stating the 
 
 result of the deodorization of the sewage at the outfalls and of 
 expei-iments on its chemical treatment. 1884. 8vo, pp. 8. 
 
 Extract from reports of Works and General Purjjoses 
 
 Committee on the treatment of the metropolitan sewage by 
 precipitation and deodorization. 1886. 8vo, pp. 10. 
 
 Letter from Dr. Dupre to the chemist ... on the 
 
 subject of the deodorization of sewage. 1886. 8vo, pp. 5. 
 
 Treatment of sewage at main drainage outfalls : report 
 
 by the Works and General Purposes Committee. 1886. 8vo, 
 ].p. 9. 
 
 Report by the chemist upon the letter from Mr. E. R. 
 
 Cook, as to the treatment of the sewage in sewers b}' inan- 
 ganate. 1887. 8vo, pp. 10. 
 
 Q 
 
 [l. c. 10
 
 ■2\-l 
 
 Metropolitan Board of Works —coH/wuut?. 
 
 Sewage-- Lrodon'sn lien and precipitation — continued. 
 
 Statement made l)y jMr. E. R. Cook to the Works, etc., 
 
 Committee . . . on t lie report of the chemist . . . us to treat- 
 
 • ment of the sewage in the sewers by manganate. 1887. 8vo, 
 ]>p. 14. 
 
 • Report hj the chemist in leply to INFr. Tv R. Cook's 
 
 statement on the deodorisation of sewage in ihe sewers by 
 manganate of soda. 1887. 8vo, pp. 1(>. 
 
 Report by the engineer, the cleik, and the chemist as to 
 
 tlie deodori.<<ation of sewage gases in 187U-71. London, 1887. 
 8vo, pp. (1 
 
 General description and progress of tlie sewage pre- 
 
 cipitation works at the northern and southern outfalls. 1888. 
 8vo, pp. 4. 
 
 Letter?, reports, -etc., by E. B. Cook, Esq., and the 
 
 chemist, on the subject of the treatment of the sewage in the 
 sewers by manganate of soda. 1888. 8vo, pj:). 38. 
 
 Preliminaiy reports by Sir H. E. Roscoe : 1. On the 
 
 deodorisation of sewage in the Metropolitan sewers: 2. On 
 the deodorisation of sewage at the outfalls. 1888. 8vo, pp. 9. 
 
 Report on the deodorisaticm of sewer emanations by means 
 
 of sulphurous acid, etc.. by SirH. E. Roscoe . . . with appen- 
 dix, containing letter from engineer, and list of the sewer 
 ventilators in which the acids are used. 1888. 8vo, pp. 10. 
 
 Second report on the deodorisation of sewei- emanations 
 
 and on sewer ventilation, by Sir H. Roscoe, with appendix 
 containing detailed re])Oi-ts ])y Sir H. Roscoe's assistant 
 1888. 8vo, pp. V). 
 
 M'lrnpoUs Setvage and Esscr Reclamation, Company. 
 
 — - Proposition from the Hon. W. Napier and W. Hope, 
 
 Ksq., for a concession of the sewage of tlie northern arcn of <!ie 
 .Metropolis. l80l. 8vo, pp. 10. 
 
 Reports of Mi*. Bazalgette, engineer, and Mr. Smilli, 
 
 solicitoi-, on the foregoing. 1861. 8\o, pp. 7. 
 
 Letter from Mr. G. \N'. Ilemans, engineer to the Meti-o- 
 
 politan Sewage . . . Conipiniy with reference to certain state- 
 ments in reports of ilr. ('•. Ilojikiiis on the (.'onipanys scheme. 
 1862. 8vo, pp. 8. 
 
 Letters from Messrs. Xapiei- and H(jpe, Mr. Bramwell, 
 
 Mr. Townsend, and ^Ii-. Mooi-e, in reference to the proposed 
 concession of the sewage of the northern area of the Metropolis 
 to Messrs. Napiei' and Hope. 1802. 8vo, pp. 14. 
 
 I''ui"ther communications 071 the same subject. 1SG2. 
 8vo, pp. 2ii.
 
 ■IAS 
 Metropolitan Board of Works — coniinued. 
 
 Sewage — Mrfrojjolis Sewage and Essex Reclamation Company — contd. 
 
 Report on acooimfs of tlio Metropolis .Se\vag-o and 
 
 Essex lleclamation Company. 18(39. 8vo, pp. i). 
 
 ■ Metropolis Sewage and E.ssex Reclamati'on Company : 
 
 abstract of accounts to oOth June, 1872. 1872. Folio, pp. 3. 
 
 Balance-sheet of Metropolis Se\\-age and Essex Reclama- 
 tion Company for year ended .jOth J une, 1873. 1873. Folio, pp. 2. 
 
 — • Report by engineer relative to works of Metropolis 
 
 Sewage and Essex Reclamation Company at Barking. 1870. 
 8vo, pp. 4. 
 
 See infra : TJtilisalum of seivage. 
 
 Native Guano Company. 
 
 Remarks by engineer on letter from cliairnian of Xaiivc 
 
 Guano Company. 1873. 8vo, pp. 7. 
 
 Report by engineer and Mr. Keates relative to experi- 
 mental operations of the Native Gruano Comjiany at Crossness. 
 1873. 8vo, pp. 16. 
 
 Pollution of the Thames. 
 
 Mr. J. W. Bazalgette's reply to a statement made by 
 
 Mr. Leslie, with reference to the discharge of sewage into the 
 Thames from the Ranelagh sewer outlet, on the 30th April, 
 1858. London, 1858. 8vo, pp. 20. 
 
 Report as to the effect of the discharge of sewage at the 
 
 Barking and Crossness outfalls upon the bed of the river 
 Thames in their vicinity, by W. A. Miller, Esq., and W. Odling, 
 Esq. 1868. 8vo, pp. 16. 
 
 Letter from Thames Conservators relative to deposit in 
 
 bed of river at Halfway Reach, alleged to arise from sewage 
 discharged by main drainage outfalls, and report by engineer 
 on the subject. 1875. 8vo, pp. 6, and plan. 
 
 Letters from Thames Conservators relative to deposit in 
 
 bed of the Thames alleged to arise from the sewage discharged 
 by the main drainage outfalls, and reports by engineer and 
 Mr. Keates thei-eon. 1876. 8vo, pp. !■>. 
 
 Reports by Sir ,T. W. Bazalgette and others upon the 
 
 condition of the river Thames, with reference to certain 
 allegations contained in a report . . . to the Conservators of 
 the river Thames. 1878. 8vo, pp. 40. 
 
 Reports by the engineer and the consulting chemist 
 
 relative to the condition of the water in the river Thames in 
 the neighbourhood of the main drainage outfalls. 1878. 8vo, 
 pp. 14, and map. 
 
 Tliames Conservancy and main drainage outfalls : I'cport 
 
 by Sir J. W. Bazalgette, C.B., on the ai'bitration between -the 
 Board and tlie Conservators. 1880. 8vo, p[). 11. 
 
 a 2
 
 2ii 
 
 Metropolitan Board of WoYks^continued. 
 
 Sewage — continued. 
 Utilisation of seimge. 
 
 Draft agreement for use of sewage. 1860. 8vo, pp. 8. 
 
 Report of the committee of the wln)le Board on the main 
 
 drainage of the INFetropolis [on tenders for utilisation of 
 .sewage]. 1862. 8vo, pp. 10. 
 
 Report of tlie Main Drainage Committee on the tenders 
 
 for the metropolitan sewage. 1868. 8vo, pp. 146. 
 
 Copy of letters relative to the utilization of the sewage 
 
 of the ^Metropolis. 1868. 8vo, pp. 12. 
 
 Further communications with reference to their tenders 
 
 for taking the sewage of the Metropolis, from Mr. Kirkman, 
 
 Mr. Shepherd. ]\Ir. Moore, Lord Torrington, Sir C. Fox, Mr. 
 
 T. Hunt, and .Mr. H. Smith; and Mcs.srs. Hope and Napier, 
 
 1864. 8vo. pp. 48. 
 Further coiiininiiications relative to the utilization of the 
 
 sewage of London. 1864. 8vo, pp. 9. 
 . ■ Additional coi-respondence in reference to the utilization 
 
 of the sewage of the Metropolis. 1864. 8vo, pp. 45. 
 Additional coiTespondence . . . Mr. B. Smith ; ^fi . G. 
 
 Sliepherd. 1864. 8vo, pp. 7. 
 Report of the Main Drainage Committee on the ap})lica- 
 
 tion of sewage at Kughy, Ci-oydon, C:irlisle, and Edinburgh. 
 
 1864. 8vo, pp. l;}. 
 Tenders for the utilization of the southern sewage of 
 
 the Metropolis. 18(55. 8vo, pp. 77, and plan. 
 
 Communications referred to in the tenders for the 
 
 sriuthern .sewage . . . and the agreement between tl.c Board 
 and Messrs. Napier and Hope, etc. 1865. 8vo, pp. 141. 
 
 Report by the engineer on the tenders for the south 
 
 sewage, with appendix, etc. 1865. 8vo, pp. 228. 
 
 Extract from the report of the Main Drainage Com- 
 mittee, with reference to the tender of Mr. Ellis, for utilizing 
 the southern sewage. ]8(;6. 8vo, pp. 14. 
 
 Letter from Mr. T. Ellis, in reference to his proposal for 
 
 the concession of the sewage on the south side of the Thames. 
 1866. 8vo, i)p. 18. 
 
 Tenders for a concession of the sewage on the south side 
 
 of the Thames, opened March 1st, 1867. London, 1867. 8vo, 
 pp. 80. 
 
 Report by the engineer on the tenders for the southern 
 
 sewage of the Metropolis. Is(i7. Svo, pj). 18. 
 
 ]jetters in reference to tlu; ufilizatimi of the southei-n 
 
 sewage of the Metropolis, by Mr. \i. Smitli, Mr. C Shepheixl, 
 and -Mr. '!'. Ellis. 1867. 8vo, pp. .'.d. 
 See sujira : Metropolis Senruje and I'Lisex li'irlumfilion Company.
 
 245 
 
 Metropolitan Board of Works -^ an, tinned. 
 Streets. 
 
 Lt'ttei- from Mr. Bariiio-, of the Home Office, in reference 
 
 to the debate which took phice in the House of Commons, 
 June 13th, 18G5, on the subject of the paving, lighting", etc., 
 the Metropolis. 18G5. Svo, })]). 12. 
 
 Nomenclature. 
 
 Memorandum relative to replies of vestries and district 
 
 boards to the circular transjinitting resolution of the Board of 
 1st May, for return of names of new streets, formed since 
 1st January, 1856. London, 1856. 8vo, pp. 3. 
 
 Returns of the names of streets in the Metropolis regu- 
 lated by the orders of the Board since 1856, including streets 
 renamed and houses numbered, street names abolished, new 
 streets named. 1864, 1866-69, 1874, 1880-85, 1887. London, 
 1864-88. 8vo. 
 
 Index of the streets and places in the Metropolis 
 
 according to the existing nomenclature, compiled ... to 
 assist the Board and its ofhcers in the naming of new streets. 
 1868. pp. viii., 504. 
 
 Names of streets and places within the metropolitan area 
 
 as defined by the Local Management Act, 1855, showing postal 
 districts, localities and parishes, and an appendix of names 
 adopted during the progress of this work. 1887. 8vo, pp. 594. 
 
 Obstructions. 
 
 Reports by solicitor and architect in reference to existing 
 
 bai's and street obstructions in the Metropolis. 1867. 8vo, 
 pp. 17. 
 
 Theatres and Music Halls. 
 
 Report of the superintending architect as to revising 
 
 the existing i-egulations with respect to new theatres and 
 music halls. 1882. Folio, pp. 8. 
 
 Theatres and music halls : regulations in force on the 
 
 continent. 1882-88. Folio, 5 parts in 3 vols. 
 
 Fires iirevention. Sea supra : Fires — Fires prevention 
 
 in theatres. 
 Traffic. 
 
 Abstract by engineer relative to amount of carriage and 
 
 horse traffic passing along the Victoria-embankment and 
 Northumberland-avenue. 1876. 8vo, pp. 2. 
 
 Waterloo and Charing Cross Bridges : return as to 
 
 traffic. 1878. 8vo, pp. 8.
 
 2i(; 
 
 Metropolitan Board of Works coidimicd. 
 
 Tramways. 
 
 Reports by the engiueer and the solicitor i-elative to tlio 
 
 maiiitenaiico of fi-amways in the ^Metropolis. 1H79. 8vo, 
 
 pp. ->. 
 
 Re})ort upon ^[etropolilau traiuvvays, session 1883, by 
 Sir J. W. Bazalgette. 1883. 8vo, pp. 65. 
 (Sec supra : Communications. 
 
 Tribunal of Commerce. 
 
 Report of Parliamentary Committee on Tribunal of 
 
 Commerce Tlill. 1873. 8vo. ])p. 9. 
 
 Water Supply. 
 
 Analysis, by solicitor, of Water Supply Bill. [1871.] Syo, 
 
 VV- ^• 
 J{e])i)i't Ity solieitcn- and chairman on provisions of the 
 
 Metropolis Water Bill, 1871. 1871. 8vo. pp. 15. 
 Report of Parliamentary Committee on Metropolis Water 
 
 I5ill, 1871. 1871. Svo, jip. 7. 
 
 [{eport of Parliamentary Committee on Metropolis 
 
 Water Bill (No. 2), 1871. 1871. 8vo, pp. 4. 
 
 Further repoit of Parliamentary Committee on procecd- 
 
 injcs with reference to Metropolis Water Bill (No. 2), 1871. 
 1871. 8vo, pp. 7. 
 
 iletropolis watc!' su])])ly : abstract of I^lctropolis AVatcr 
 
 Supply Act, l<s71. 1871, 8vo, pp. 15. 
 
 Reports by Mi-. ]>ram\vell (jn i-egulatii)ns for constant 
 
 supply of watei- made by water companies under ^Metropolis 
 Water Act, 1871. 1872. 8vo, pp. 22. 
 
 Joint letter from Messrs. Ih-amwell, Barlow and Pole 
 
 accompanying the amended regulations for a constant supply 
 of water, prepared by them for the consideration of the Board. 
 1872. 8vo, pp. 34. 
 
 Meti'opolis Water Act, 1871 : regulations made by water 
 
 companies and amended regulations proposed by Metropolitan 
 Board of Woi'ks for consideration of Board of Trade. 1872. 
 bvo, pp. 19. 
 
 Report by F. .). Bi-amwell on regulations for constant 
 
 supply of water made by the water companies under the pro- 
 visions of the Metropolis Water Act, 1871. 1872. 8vo, pp. 22. 
 Solicitor's report on regulations for a constant water 
 
 supply, made in accordance with the piT)Aisi(jns of the 
 Metropolis AVater Act, 1871. 1872. 8vo pp. 8. 
 
 -E.stimates by Mr. Chas. Stephenson of cost of application 
 
 of Meti'opolis Water Act, 1871, to houses of a rerdal of £250 
 and £315 pei- annum. 1873. 8vo, pp. 8.
 
 ■1\1 
 
 Metropolitan Board of Wox'&.s—contiuwd. 
 Water Supply —continued. 
 
 Fai-tlier report by solicitor as to regulations for a 
 
 constant supply of Avater. 1873. 8vo, pp. 21. 
 
 ■ ReiK)it of Works, etc., Committee on tlie Metropolis 
 
 Water Act, 1871. 1S7:!. 8vo, pp. 10. 
 
 Report by engineer as to inspection of Louses in districts 
 
 in wliicli East London and Kent Water Companies have given 
 notice that they have provided "with a constant supply of 
 water. 1874. 8vo, pp. 6. 
 
 Report of Parliamentaiy Committee on water supply of 
 
 the Metropolis. 1876. 8vo, pp 
 
 Abstract of the report of the Royal Commissioners 
 
 on Avater supply, 1869, and analysis of evidence ; extracts 
 from other reports bearing upon the question ; and epitome of 
 the Stockton and Middlesborough Corporations Waterworks 
 Act, 1876. 1877. 8vo, pp. 36. 
 
 Report by the consulting chemist upon Colonel Bolton's 
 
 retuj'n of the state of Metropolitan waters during- the month of 
 October, 1880. 8vo, {ip. 4. 
 
 Works, 
 
 Monthly report by the engineer on the progress of the 
 
 several special contract works. 1872-88. London, 1872-88. 8vc. 
 — Quarterly returns by the engineer showing the names 
 
 of the several special clerks of works in the employ of the 
 Board, the wages paid to them respectively, and the Avork.s 
 upon which they are at jiresent engaged. 1874-77, 1880-88. 
 London, 1874-88. " ' . 
 
 Metropolitan Commissioners of Sewers. 
 Cholera Epidemic. 
 
 Report on the state of Hare Brain-court, Rosemary- 
 lane. 1848. Folio, pp. 3. 
 Letter of Mr. W. Baker. Coroner, respecting the responsi- 
 bility of Commissioners of Sewers whei'e excessive mortality 
 is referable to defective drainage. 1849. 8vo, pp. 2. 
 
 Report on memorial from Hoai-d of Guardians for the 
 
 parish of Camberwell, by J. (I rant. 1849. 8vo, pp. 5. 
 
 Two reports on the condition of Surrey-court, Horsely 
 
 down, bv J. Grant. 1849. 8vo. 
 
 Report by J. W. Bazalgette, on the precautions employed 
 
 for preventing works in progress from injuriously affecting the 
 locality. 1854. 8vo, pp. 4. 
 
 Report on an inquiry and examination into the slate of 
 
 drainage of the parish of St. James, Westminster, in which 
 deaths have occnired from cholei^a to .so great an extent. 18."J4. 
 Svo, pp. 11, and folding plan.
 
 248 
 
 Metropolitan Commissioners of Sewers — continued. 
 Drainage and Sewerage. 
 
 Charge to the jury, delivered by Viscount Morpeth. 
 
 1848. Folio, pp. 4. 
 
 ()j)inioii of counsel as to forms requii^ed under the 
 
 Mctroi)olitan Scwlm-s' Act, lb!48. 1848. Folio, pp. 5. 
 
 Return of orders and resolutions involving questions of 
 
 principle. 1848. Folio, pp. 3. 
 
 Opinion of (Miiiiscl i-especting the liability of commis- 
 sioners for tlie acts and defaults of their subordinates. 1849. 
 8vo, pp. 2. 
 
 Outline of the law of sewers affecting the Metropolitan 
 
 Commission of Sewers. 1849. 8vo, pp. 8. 
 
 Copy of general orders ... as to house drainage and 
 
 sewers passed since October, 184! >. 1854. Folio, pp. 4. 
 
 lieturn . . . shewing the sewers, drains, and flaps con- 
 
 structed wholly or in ])art at the expense of the Commission, 
 and the amount of contributions received thereto. 1849-55. 
 1855. Oblong folio, })]). 3. 
 
 (S'ee infra : Flushing' and eleansins:. 
 District drainage^ 
 
 TJcport of Mr. H. Austin on the drainage of Westminster, 
 
 1848. Folio, pp. 8, ami 2 plans. 
 
 Report of .Mr. .1. Phillips on the improvement of the 
 
 drainage of the city of Westminster, with plans, sections and 
 estimate. 1848. Folio. 
 
 Rej)ort of Mr. J. Phillips on the sanitary condition of 
 
 St. Maiylebone. 1848. Folio, ])j). (i. 
 
 Report on existing drainage in the Snirey and Kent 
 
 district. 1848. Folio, pj). 4. 
 
 A rcpdil t') the Siii'vey Committee upon an inspection of 
 
 sewei-s in Sniilhwai'k. 1S4(S. Folio, single sheet. 
 
 iJe.sci'iptive report on the state of the sewers in the 
 
 Surrey and Kent disti-ict. 1849. 8vo, ])p. 4. 
 
 The same : Westminster district. 1849. 8vo, pp. 22. 
 
 A re)»ort Ijy Messrs. Lovick and Donaldson on the drainage 
 
 of Hammersmith Avithin the area of active operations, its 
 present condition, and necessity of remedial measures necessary. 
 1«49. Hvo, |,p. :?. 
 
 Rejioil of c(jnMilting engineer ujjon applicati(j)i of West- 
 minster Improvement C(»mmissione)-s foi- iinjn-oved drainage 
 of the City of Westminster. 1849. 8vo, single sheet. 
 
 Report of ^fr. Gotto as to the sewerage of the intended 
 
 nev/ street at Westminster. 1849. 8vo, pj». G.
 
 249 
 
 Metropolitan Commissioners of Sewevs—coiuinued. 
 
 Drainage and Sewevsige - 1 Hsinrt Jralwigi' — continued. 
 
 — ■ Reiiiiirks on the report of jSTi-. Gotto, by H. Austin, 
 
 consulting- enoiueer. l8-i9. 8vo, })p. 5. 
 
 Report of the assistant surveyor, Mr. Uouahlson, on the 
 
 subsoil drainage of the City of Westminster. 1849, 8vo, pp. ^1 
 
 Report on the di'ainage of Riclunonfl. by Mr. G. Donaldson. 
 
 1849. 8vo, pp. 18, and 4 folding plans 
 
 Sydenham drainage, etc. : reports and estimates by 
 
 Messrs. Donaldson and Gotto. 1849. 8vo, pp. 13, and folding 
 plan. 
 
 The engineer's report on Suirey and Kent drainage. 
 
 1850. 8vo, pp. t), and folding plan. 
 
 Engineer's report on the drainage of districts north of 
 
 the Thames. 1851. 8vo, pp. 6, and folding plan. 
 
 Return of the estimate for the first contract length of 
 
 the Victoria-street sewer ; report of J. Smith, surveyor, on its 
 state and condition ; antl report of the engineer on the above 
 report. 1851. Folio, pp. 6, and folding plan. 
 
 Report of Mr. J. Simpson on the Victoria-street sewer, 
 
 1853. Folio, pp. 8. 
 
 Reports, minutes and proceedings . . . and correspondence 
 
 with the Kent Water Works (company in reference to the 
 works for the diversion of the Ravensbourue drainage. 1855. 
 8vo, pp. 71', and 7 folding plans. 
 
 House drainage. 
 
 Report by J. Phillips on tubular house drains laid down 
 
 at Peckham. 1848. Folio, single sheet. 
 
 - Report of the surveyors on house drainage. 1848. 8vo, 
 
 pp. 54, and 33 plates. 
 
 Report to the Survey Committee on the drainage of the 
 
 new palace at Westminster by H. Austin. 1848. Folio, pp. 6. 
 Exjieriments of Mr. E. Gotto in respect to tubular back 
 
 drainage at Dover. 1849. 8vo, pp. 5. 
 
 Re})ort by E. Gotto on the noxious effluvia pervading 
 
 the Houses of Parliament due to structui'al defects, contiguous 
 grave yards, and other local nuisances. 1849. 8vo, pp. '2. 
 
 Report of Mr. H. Austin on the drainage of the new 
 
 palace at Westminster, with Sir C. Barry's reply ; Mr. Austin's 
 observations thereon, and Sir C. Bai'ry's rejoinder. 1849. 
 Svo, pp. 30. 
 
 Report of Mr. Lovick on Mr. Wass's application on 
 
 drainage of No. 23, Somers-place, East, St. Pancras. 1849. 
 8vo, pp. 2, and plan.
 
 )() 
 
 Metropolitan Ccmmissioners of Sewers — contlmieii. 
 Draiiiage and Sewerage — llonse drainage — continued. 
 
 Report on Cliui-ch-lane and Cai'rier-street, St. Gile.s', In- 
 
 E. Gotto. 1849. 8v(>. ])]>. n. and i'oldino- plan. 
 
 Report on evils foni])lained of in Blackfriars-road and 
 
 neighbourhood. 184'J. 8vo, pp. (i. 
 
 Repoi't on the drainage of Jenning-s'-buildings and Ken- 
 
 .sington workhouse, also as to raising sewage deposit from south 
 end of Kensington sewer for the use of the Sewage Manure 
 Company. 1849. Svo, pp. 8. 
 
 Rules and regulations to he observed by officers charged 
 
 with the ])reparation of plans and the superintendence of works 
 of house drainage. 1849. 8vo, })p. 5. 
 
 Suggestions for the execution of house drainage. 1849. 
 
 Svo, pp. 8. 
 
 — Report of tlie Bje-laws Committee on measures for 
 giving effect to the above suggestions of Messrs. Bullar and 
 Chadwick. 1849. 8vo, pp. 10. 
 
 Tubular di-ainage, etc., for Jennings'-buildings, Ken- 
 
 sington; with distribution of cliarges ovoj' twenty joai's. 
 1849. Svo, pp. 21, and 4 folding plans. 
 
 Bye-law requiring buildei-s to give notice and deposit 
 
 plans and pai-ticulars before commencing to build or rebuild 
 any dwelling-house. 1850. Svo, pp. o. 
 
 B^-e-law rcciuiring di.sti-ict surveyors under Metropolitan 
 
 Buildings Act to make weekly returns of all notices for new 
 d<velling-houscs. 1850. Svo, pp. 2. 
 
 Report to Viscount Palnierston on the system of drainage 
 
 pursnod in the Metropolis ; by R. Jebb, Chairman of t!ic 
 Commissioners. 18';4. Svo, pp. 21. 
 
 Sen supra : Cliolera Epidemic. 
 
 Land Drainage. 
 
 - Letter from R. iingg on the subject of the drainage of 
 Woolwich Marshes. 1848. I'^olio, j)p. 8. 
 
 Suburban and land diainage ; draft icport for con- 
 
 sidei-atifm. 181-8. 4to, pp. IOC. 
 
 A lettei' froin tlie Zoological Society of London on ihe 
 
 drainage of Reg('nt's-])ark. 1849. Folio, single slieet. 
 
 Report of Mr. Donaldson on the same. 1849. Svo, ])]i. G, 
 
 and plan. 
 Mr. Donaldson's i-eports on Latchtncre-brook. lS49. 
 
 Svo, pp. .'>, and map. 
 
 Report of Mr. Donaldsoti on the state of JTyde-park. 
 
 1849. Svo, pp. (>.
 
 2.M 
 
 Metropolitan Commissioners of Sewers— continued. 
 Drainage and Sewerage— continued. 
 Main Drainage. 
 
 Reports of the surveyors upon the bill (jf the (ii-eat 
 
 London Drainage Company. 1848. Folio, pp. 4. 
 
 Concise statements of the main features of the plans iov 
 
 the drainage of the Metropolis. 1849. 8vo, p]). 95. 
 The same. Second series. 1849. 8vo, ])p. 155. 
 
 Letter . . . on the drainage of the Metropolis, l)y ]\lr. .1. 
 
 Phillips. 1849. 8vo, pp. 4. 
 
 ]\lemoraii(luni hy T. Lovick respecting the size of pipe 
 
 capable of ilischarging the entire house drainage of the 
 Metropolis. 1849. Svo, pp. 2. 
 
 Preliminary report on the drainage of the Metropolis, 
 
 by J. Phillips. 1849. Svo, pp. 18, and map. 
 
 Observations on the above plan, by H. Austin. 1849. 
 
 8vo, pp. 7. 
 
 Report on the plans for the drainage of London. 1850. 
 
 8vo, pp. l(j. 
 
 Reports by J. W. liazalgette and by Sir W. Cubitt and 
 
 R. Stephenson on the high level line for the interception of the 
 drainage north of the Thames, and on the intercepting lines 
 south of the river. 185- >. Svo, pp. 25, and 2 folding maps. 
 
 Re})ort upon the scheme of the Great London Drainage 
 
 Company, by J. W. liazalgette and W. Haywood. , 1853. 8vo, 
 pp. 31. " 
 
 Return of copies of letters to J. J. Morewood, Esq., and 
 
 resolutions of the Commissioners in reference to Great Londcm 
 Drainage scheme, and copies of reports . . . in reference to the 
 Victoria-street sewer, with original estimates, etc. 1853. Folio, 
 pp. 111. 
 
 Repoi't in respect of . . . the northern drainage, by J. 
 
 Roe, together with the report thereon of J. W. Bazalgette, 
 etc. 1854. Svo, pp. 47, and 5 folding maps. 
 
 Further report on the same, by J. Roe. 1855. Svo, pp. 10. 
 
 Report by R. Stephenson on the report of J. W 
 
 Bazalgette and W. Haywood on the sewage interception and 
 main drainage of districts north of the Thames. 1854. Svo, 
 pp. 8. 
 
 ■ Report upon the sewage interception and main drainage 
 
 of the districts north of the Thames, by J. W. Bazalgette 
 and by W. Haywood and Sir W. Cubitt. 1854. Svo, pp. 86, 
 and folding ma]) and tables.
 
 Metropolitan Commissioners of Sewers— po»/wMe(7. 
 Drainage and Sewerage— .Vrn;* drainage— conimweA. 
 
 The calculations of Mr. Bazalo;ette as to the slope, size, 
 
 velocity, Hdw, and discliaiy-iii^- jjowcr of the various intej'ccpt- 
 iug Hues of sewer north of the Thames ... at each of the 
 points where their dimensions and slope change, and at each 
 of the points where the intercepted sewers join. 1855. 8vo, 
 pj). 70. 
 
 Data employed in dctfiiuiiiing tlie sizes and estimating 
 
 the cost of the works designed for the main drainage of the 
 
 *n^ 
 
 ^fetropolis, by J. W. Bazalgette. 1855. 8vo, pp. 19, and 3 
 folding tables. 
 
 Memorandum on the above, by F. 0. \yard. 1855. 
 
 8vo, pp. 19. 
 
 Estimates of the cost of the extension of Mr. Forster's 
 
 ])lan for the main drainage of the streets south, of the Thames, 
 etc. 1855. 8vo, pp. 11. 
 
 Letter on the scheme for drainaye of the districts Tiortli 
 
 of the Thames by Messrs. Bazalgette and Haywood, by H. Law. 
 1855. 8vo, pp. 30, and 11 folding maps. 
 
 Reports as to the fall of tlie extension of the main sewer 
 
 from the Ravensbourne to the outlet, by Messrs. Bazalgette 
 and Donaldson, and otliers. 1855. 8vo. jjj). 12, and map. 
 
 Repoi-ts l)y the engineers on the extension of Mr. 
 
 Forster's plan for the main drainage of the districts south of 
 the Thames and modification of its branches. 1855. 8vo, pp. 32, 
 and 3 folding maps and tables. 
 
 Open seicers and mUlets. 
 
 Report as to covering the outfall.s of the sewers on the 
 
 banks of the Thames. 1848. Folio, single sheet. 
 
 Resolution with respect to a meeting at Christ Church, 
 
 Surrey, upon the subject of the sewers. 1848. Folio, pp. 0. 
 Reftort by J. Lovick on open ditches in i^ower Tooting. 
 
 1849. 8vo, pp. 4. 
 
 Repoil of Messrs. Phillips, lJo)ial(lson and Grant, on 
 
 Bermond.sey mill streams, with solicitor's remarks. 1849. 
 8vo, pp. 3. 
 
 Report of the Committee on viewing the dams and 
 
 — _ _ . __ _--j^ — 
 
 encroachments upon public waterway at Lower Tooting and 
 other places, and on the expediency of prostrating the same. 
 1849. 8vo, pp. 3, and map. 
 
 Report on complaint of Mr. Graham, of Hedge-farm, 
 
 Battersea, by Mr. J. Grant, with an appendix. 1849. 8vo
 
 253 
 
 Metropolitan Commissioners of Sew eics— continued. 
 Drainage and Sewerage — coniinncd. 
 
 Pipe sewers. 
 
 First report of Mr. .1. I>. Hale on . . . Ilio practicability 
 
 of ,su]).stitutit)j^ small [)ipes fur lai-ge sewers and drains. 184b. 
 Folio, pp. 8. 
 
 Preliminary report of Mr. J. Roe on flie form and 
 
 construction of kilns now used for the burning of the various 
 kinds of clay ware, etc. 1849. 8vo, pp. 9. 
 
 Report as to the efficioncj^, •Avorking condition, and 
 
 sanitary advantages of the tubes laid in open ditches in the 
 Kent and Surrey districts. 1849. 8vo, pp. 5. 
 
 Report by Messrs. Austin and Lovick on the di'ainage of 
 
 the Westminster Abbey precincts. 1849. 8vo, pp. 4, and 2 
 folding plans. 
 
 Report on drainage of the Potteries, Kensington, and 
 
 appendix. 1849. 8vo, pp. 3. 
 
 Report on the drainage of Goulston-street and neighbour- 
 
 hood, Whitechapel, by Messrs. Phillips and Gotto. 1849. 8vo, 
 pp. 12, and 2 plans. 
 
 — A table of the prices of drain pipes by various manu- 
 
 facturers. 1849. Folio, folding sheet. 
 
 Report by the secretary on works executed at Church - 
 
 lane, St. (liles's, on the substitution of egg-shaped brick 
 sewers for tubular stoneware, with other particulai'S. 1852. 
 8vo, pp. 6. 
 
 Extract from a report of the general sui'veyor of works 
 
 on past failures and present condition of pipe sewers ami 
 di-ains. 1853. Folio, pp. 2, and 12 plans. 
 
 Reports on pipe sewers laid down in Church-lane and 
 
 Carrier-street, St. Giles's. 1853. Folio, pp. 2, and 3 plans. 
 
 Copies of correspondence relating to the drainage of 
 
 East Country-road, and Commercial-road, Rotherhithe. 1854. 
 
 Folio, pp. 18. 
 Report upon the .system of drainage and water supply at 
 
 Rugby, Sandgate, St. Thomas's, Exeter, and Barnard Castle, 
 
 by J. W. Bazalgette. 1854. 8vo, pp. 62. 
 Communications from Mr. Pilton . . . and Messrs. Doulton . . . 
 
 with reports by Professors Miller, AVay, and Letheby, con- 
 taining the results of analyses and expei'iments in reference 1o 
 the composition of the Lambeth stone ware and Aj'lesford 
 pottery pipes, and a report by Mr. Bazalgette on their com- 
 parative efficiency for sew^erage purposes. 1855. 8vo, pp. 39. 
 
 Reports on the present state of pipe sewers, by the district 
 
 engineers. 1855. 8vo, pp. 64, and folding ])lans. 
 See supra : House drainage.
 
 251 
 
 Metropolitan Commissioners of Sewers- cnjitinucJ. 
 
 Drainage and SewevsLge—confinned. 
 
 Vfiifilafion of seu-ern. 
 
 Report by II. Austin on tlic prog-ress of tlic subterranean 
 
 survey and on the atmo.s])here of cerliiiu sewers; ord August 
 to 16th Septembei-, 18 AS. Folio. 
 
 - Report of Mr. Cooper on the gases in the Sui'rey and Kent 
 
 sewers. IS 18. Folio, pp. H. 
 
 Report on ventilation of sowers. 184S. Folio, pp. 2. 
 
 Remarks on llic snhiccl of effluvia from gully gratings, 
 
 by Capt. Vetch. 1841). Svo, ])p. 8. 
 
 Report by K. i^Iui'i-iy on trajiping of gullies. 1849. 
 
 Svo, pj). G 
 
 Report on the trapping of gullies, by the eonsultin;. 
 
 engineer. 1849. Svo, i)p. 9. 
 
 Suggestions for inipn)ving tin method of trapping and 
 
 ventilating sewer and house drains, by J. Lovegrove ; with 
 ]Mr. Ba/.algctte's report thereon. 1855. Svo, pp. 11. 
 
 Establishment. 
 
 Accountant's statement as to salaries and charges for 
 
 service, 1847. London, 1848. Folio, pp. 5. 
 
 Bye-law creating office of engineer, salary £1,300 per 
 
 annum, with £200 additional for expenses. 1849. Svo, pj). 2. 
 Letter from Mr. L. t'. liertslet [with reference to his 
 
 resignation and the future action of the commissioners]. 
 I84f>. Svo, pp. 2. 
 
 Report of committee ajipointed to enquire into Mr. 
 
 Freeman's allegation against the officers in Suri-ey and Kent. 
 [1849 >] Svo, i)p. 2. 
 
 RetiiiMi of officers and jtcrsons employed in surveyor's 
 
 dejjartnient. 1849. Svo, pp. 12. 
 
 Statement prepared by the cliainnan w ith reference to a 
 
 reduction of establislimenl chai-ges. 1851. Oblong folio, 
 pp. [14.] 
 
 List of olllcers, willi tlieir salaries and allowances. 
 
 1852-55. Folio. 
 
 Finances of the Commission. 
 
 Abhti-acts of receipt iind evpenditure, and works executed 
 
 during each year, 1849-1855. Folio. 
 
 Draft report on the Suri-ey accounts. 1848. Folio. i)p. 5. 
 
 Repoi't of the Genei'al Purposes ('oniniittcc on the 
 
 accounts of hilo SuiTey and Kent ( '(unniission. ISlS. Folio, 
 IM). 5.
 
 255 
 
 Metropolitan Commissioners of SeweYs^coutiuucd. 
 Finances of the Commission - -avifinucd . 
 
 Paper to accompany tlic above. 184S. I^'olin. ]))), ;>. 
 
 Report of R. G. Anderson on system of book-keeping- 
 proposed by the public accountant. 1848. Folio, single 
 sheet. 
 
 Report of the pul)lic accountant on the books of the 
 
 former Commissions ; with reply of the district clei'k of the 
 Surrey and Kent Commissions. 1848. Folio, pp. 13 ; o. 
 
 Resolution of Committee for General Pui-poses on Surrey 
 
 and Kent accounts. 1848. Folio, pp. 2. 
 Cash balances on the several districts. 184"J. 8vo, 
 
 sincjle sheet. 
 
 General abstract of weekly wages. 2(Jth July, 1849. 
 
 Folding sheet. 
 
 Report by Mr. W. IT. Grey on a new system of keejiing 
 
 the accounts of the Commission. 1849. 8vo, pp. (3. 
 
 Remarks on the above by the clerk of accounts. 1849. 
 
 8vo, pp. 3. 
 
 Return, etc., setting foi'th the separate sums expended 
 
 for works, local supervision, and compensation damaQ-es. 
 1853. Folio, pp. 3. 
 
 ■ A detailed statement of the liabilities and resources of 
 
 the Commission, etc. 1854. Folio, pp. [18]. 
 
 Estimates of available balance for extraordinary works, 
 
 1854-55. Folding sheets. 
 
 Flushing and Cleansing. 
 
 Cleansing cesspools by jjump aiul hose ; answers to en- 
 quiries as to effects. 1848. Folio, pp. 8. 
 
 Draft regulations, etc., for cleansing cesspools. 1848. 
 
 Folio, pp. 4. 
 
 Repoi't by J. L. Hak; on the cleansing of streets, courts 
 
 and alleys by means of the hose and jet. 1848. Folio, pp. 4. 
 Rej)ort on flushing sewers, by Messrs. Stable and TA:)vick. 
 
 1848. Folio, single sheet. 
 
 Reports on street cleansing by T. Lovick. 1848-49. 
 
 Folio. 
 
 Surveyors' report on llushiug and cleansing sewers and 
 
 cesspools. 1848. 4to, pp. 4, and folding ]ilan. 
 
 Approximate pieliminary report on llu» il ashing opera- 
 tions. iH19. Svo, pp. lOl.
 
 256 
 
 Metropolitan Commissioners of Sewers — continued. 
 Fhishing and Cleansing — coulinued. 
 
 Report of Mr. J. L. Hale on cleansing King's Scholars' 
 
 Pond sewer, i-oduction of cost of flnsliiiig apparatus, and pi-e- 
 ventiou of cflhivia froin sewers. 184-9. 8yo, ]ip. k 
 
 Report (if Mr. lidvick on llusliiug operations generally, 
 
 with opinions of the (Hiblic thereon. 184!>. 8vo. pp. 5. 
 
 Report on emptying cesspools. 1849. Svo, ]»j). I». 
 
 Sec supra : Cholera. 
 
 Minutes. 
 
 ■ ]^linutcs of Proceedino-s. 1848-55. [London, 1848-55.] 
 
 Folio. 
 
 Ordnance Survey. 
 
 Apportionment of cost of oi'dnance snrvcy to the several 
 
 districts. [Case: with opinion of Attorney and Solicitor- 
 General, and Mr. Peacock. ] 1848. Folio, pp. ?>. 
 
 Proceedings witli respect to the ordnance survey. 1848- 
 
 Folio. ])p. 5. and single sheet. 
 
 A report as to the proposed ordnance survey of the 
 
 metropolis. 1848. Folio, pp. 8. 
 
 Report by H. Austin on the extension of the survey. 
 
 1848. Folio, pp. 4. 
 
 Papers Presented. 
 
 Index to papers presented to courts and committees 
 
 from 1848 to 1855. London, 1850. Folio, pp. ]00. 
 
 Procedure. 
 
 Recommendation of the General Committee for regulating 
 
 the business of the Commission. 1849. 8vo, pp. 5. 
 
 Case and (i|jinion of counsel upon flio above. 1849. 
 
 8vo, pj). 11. 
 
 Suggestions as to the course to be taken on the opening 
 
 of the new Commission under the Act, 11 and 12 Vict., c. 112. 
 1849. Folio, ].p. ]0. 
 
 ^Ir. Hume's notes on tlie above suggestions. 1849. 
 
 Folio, pp. ?). 
 Public Conveniences. 
 
 Letter of Mr. Razalgette on establishment of public 
 
 conveniences thi-oughout tlie Metropolis. 1849. 8vo, pp. 7, 
 and map.
 
 257 
 
 Metropolitan Commissioners of Sewers- -cnntijiued. 
 Rates and Contributions. 
 
 Opinion of counsel as to rates. 1S49. Hvo, pp. 3. 
 
 (3pinion of counsel as to enforcing frontage charges due 
 
 under separate Commissions. 1849. 8vo, pp. 2. 
 
 Bye-law respecting ap])eals against orders imposing 
 
 charges for default. 1852. 8vo, single sheet. 
 
 Inquiry to ascertain the maximum limit of the annual 
 
 taxation required from the sewers rate-papers, and to advocate 
 the community the adoption of the principles of joint stock 
 as.=^^ociation ... to improve . . . the sewage and drainage of 
 London, presented by A. Sayer. 1855. 8vo, pp. 98. 
 
 Sewag'e — Deodori'«(tioi/. 
 
 Report on flushing sewei's and cleansing cesspools ; 
 
 enclosing a comparative statement respecting three deodorants, 
 by C. J. Hodson. 1848. Folio, pp. 4. 
 
 Utilisation. 
 
 Heads of draft report in the case of Metri)[)olitan Sewage 
 
 Manui-e Company. 1848. Folio, pp. 5. 
 
 Memorandum on the Company. 1848. Folio, pp. 19. 
 
 Prospectus of the Company. [1848.] Folio, pp. 3. 
 
 Report by Mr. G. Donaldson on application of sewage as 
 
 manure — Manchester and London — with abstracts of analyses. 
 1848. Folio, pp. 3. 
 
 Report of Mr. Donaldson as to the application of sewage 
 
 to market gardens at Fulham. 1848. Folio, pp. 3. 
 
 Reports on distribution of sewage manure. 1848. Folio, 
 
 pp.2. 
 
 Substance of resolution to be proposed with reference to 
 
 the application of sewage water as manui'c. 1848. Folio, 
 single sheet. 
 
 Mr. Donaldson's letter on the cost and distribution of 
 
 *»' 
 
 liquid manure. 1849. 8vo, pp. 3. 
 
 Result of some inquiries ui)on the amount of water 
 
 required per acre by ii^rigated nu'ads, and the supply obtainable 
 from the sewers of the Metropolis. 1849. 8vo, pp. 7. 
 
 Statement of Mr. Donaldson on expenses of the applica- 
 
 tion of sewage manure, with appendices. 1849. 8vo, pp. 5. 
 
 Repoi't upon the most advantageous mode of dealing with 
 
 the sewage matter of the Metropolis with a view to the prepa- 
 ration of sewage manure, by T. Wicksteed. 1854. 8vo, pp. 47. 
 
 On the application of sewage to agricultural purposes; 
 
 a paper by W. Johnson, Esq. 1855. 8vo. pp. 44. 
 
 K
 
 258 
 
 Metropolitan Commissioners of SQweYi—cuntimied. 
 Tides. 
 
 Register of tides taken at J )eptford, London Bridj^'C. and 
 
 IJattersea. from 19tli June to 19tli July, 1849. 1849. 8vo, 
 1.,.. :^1. 
 
 Water Supply. 
 
 .Sinimiarv of answei's i-etui-ncd b\- tlie various water 
 
 companies su])plyimi' the Meti'0])()lis to (juestious submitted 
 by the Commissionei-s of Sewei's [as to wuter supply to courts 
 and alleys]. 1848. Folio, foldinir sheet. 
 
 Works. 
 
 Return of ]ml)lie and ])rivate woiks ordered and allowed. 
 
 1847-48 and 1850. 
 
 Report on the works and general proceedings of the 
 
 Commission during tlie year 1850. 1851. 8vo, pp. 10 
 
 Metropolitan Foreign Cattle Market Fiist, second and third 
 
 ri.'ports from the select commit tee on the Metropolitan Foreign 
 Cattle ISIarket Bill, with the minutes of evidence taken before 
 them. London, 18G8. Folio, pj). iv., 348; iv., 120; xxxviii., 76. 
 
 Contents <>t apiJcndix to thinl nin/rt. /ntt;r alia : lieport of the Governors 
 <if the rn.val VetoriiKiry ('nllcKc aildressed to the Council of the Eoyal 
 Airriouhiiral Society -CorDpnrative statement of the number of cattle and 
 sheep iinpoited into Limdon from each country during the first thirteen 
 weeks of the year 18^,7. and the corresponding period of 1868. 
 
 Metropolitan Local Government Journal, ('ounty Council and 
 
 Poor i>a\v Administration, 1872-91. Lcmdon, 1872-91. Folio, 
 20 vols. 
 
 r'ontiuued as the " r,ocal Covernmi n1 .lourual." 
 
 Metropolitan Public Gardens Association Annual reports, 
 
 ]>--'; 9s. London ; lh;&7 99 ,. .Svo, o vols. 
 
 Metropolitan Railway — V<irlc Hail tray and rurliament Street Im- 
 jiTor.miul Hill. Special leport, together with ])r(}ceedings of the 
 committee, minutes of evidence, appendi.x, ami index. London, 
 1884. Folio, pp. vviii., 527, and 2 maps. 
 
 The api/eiidi,\ cuusists of a map of tlic Metropolis slKnviny <januhus I'oules. 
 
 Metropolitan Railway — Vcntihitum of tumids. Report of the 
 commit li'c ap|)ointcd by the Boartl f)f Trade... with ])roceedings, 
 minutes of cvithiice. appendix, and index. London, 1897. Folio, 
 j)p. xviii., I'll . 11 plates. 
 
 Contents of a|ip<tiirlix, 'ijitt-r alia : Memoraiidiim by Dr. Ifaldane on the 
 compfjsitiwn of the air in the Metropolitan and other I'ailway tunnels, and on 
 means of artificial ventilation of tuiiuel.s— List of open spaces on Metropolitan 
 Itaihv.'iy )j<'t\veeu Soutli Kensiiifrtnii ;nid AldL'ate — Schedule of rnind)er of
 
 259 
 
 Metropolitan Railway — Ventilation of tunnds — coutiiiufd. 
 
 trains ruunini; uii iniuT and outer circles, with their carryinj^ capacity — 
 Statement showing comparative lengths of oi)en tunnel and c^jvered way 
 between each station, exclusive of road ventilators — Statement of fuel and 
 water consumed, also trains run, on Metropolitan Railway — Con)parative 
 sickness statistics between railway employes who are principally on duty in 
 tunnels and those who are not — Tjengtli of service of engine-drivers, tireiuen 
 and uniform stall' — Deaths among the Metrcjpulitan Railwaj' Company 
 employtis in each of the years 1890-9(1 — -Metropolitan Railway experiments 
 on ventilating fans — Observations at Chalton-street blowhole, Metropolitan 
 Railway, 19th March, 1897 — Open spaces and comparative lengths of open 
 tunnel and covered way between Baker-street and Finchley-road — Schedule 
 of number of trains running between Baker-street and Finchley-road, with 
 their carrying capacity. 
 
 Among the plates is a plan of the line of railway from Queen's-road to 
 King's Cross, showing all the open spaces and ventilators. 
 
 Metropolitan Sanitary Commission First, second and thiid 
 
 re])ort.s of the commissioners appointed to enquire whether any, 
 and what special means may be requisite for tlie improvement of 
 the health of the Metropolis, together with the minutes of 
 evidence to the first report. London, 1847-48. Folio. 
 
 First and second reports ; together with minutes of evidence. 
 
 Londqn, 1848. 8vo, 2 vols. 
 
 Metropolitan Subways Bill Report from select committee, 
 together with proceedings, minutes of evidence and appendices. 
 London, 1864. Folio, pp. x., 298. 
 
 Contents of appendices: (1) Statements as to traffic at different points. 
 (2) Rejiort on designs for subways in new streets in Metropolis. 
 
 — Report and minutes of evidence taken before the select 
 
 committee, together with the proceedings of the committee, 
 a])pendix, and index. London, 1867. Folio, pp. xiv., 362. 
 
 Mews (John) Annual digest of all the reported decisions of the 
 superior courts during the years, 1894-1900. London, 1895-1901. 
 8 V o , ( contm uing) . 
 
 Meymott (William Joseph) An historical account of the jmrish 
 of Christ Chui'ch, Surrey ; showing how it was formerly a copy- 
 hold manor and then became a parish, separated from the 
 united parishes of St. Margaret's and St. Mary Overy's, South- 
 Avark. Printed for private circulation, 1881. 4to, pp. vi., 64. 
 
 Contents, inter (din : Bermondsey abbey — Borough of Southwark — St. 
 Tliomas"s hospital— St. Saviour's church — Manor of Old Paris Garden — 
 Copyholders' privileges — Name of the manor — Ancient places in the manor 
 no longer existing — Parish of Christ Church — Blackfriars bridge. 
 
 Illustrations, maps, etc. : Plan of the manor of OKI Paris Ganlen in 1627 
 and in 1746— View of the " Falcon Tavern" on the Bankside, 180.5 — View of 
 the manor house, l(i82 — View of the Bankside, temjj. Elizabeth — Plan of the 
 manor of Old Paris Garden and parish of Christ Church, showing estates 
 remaining copyliold, 1881. 
 
 n 2
 
 26U 
 
 Michael <^ William Henry) and John Shiress Will Law of 
 
 gas and water su]ipl3', comprising the i-iglits and duties as well 
 of local authorities as of private companies in i-egard thereto, and 
 inclnding legislation of the last session of Parliament. London, 
 1872. Svo. pp. Ixxviii., 644. 
 
 The same. Second edition, ijondon, 1877. 8vo, pp. xci., 771. 
 
 The same. Fourth edition. London, 1894. 8vo,pp.lxiv.,834. 
 
 Middlesborough, County Borough of Accounts, 1893-94 to 1897- 
 
 98. :Middlesborough, [1894-98.] 4to, 5 vols. 
 
 Middlesex, County of See Jeaffresou (J. C.) Middlesex County 
 Records. 1886-92. 8vo. 
 
 Mikkelsen (Michael A.) Electric street lighting in Chicago. 
 Pliiladelphia, [1892.] 8vo, pp. 8. 
 
 I'lil^lished by the American Academy of Pohtical and Social Science. 
 
 Milbourn (Thomas) The Vintners' Company: their muniments, 
 phite, and eminent members, with .some account of the ward of 
 Vintry ; revised and edited by T. Milbourn. Printed for 
 private circulation, 1888. 4to, pp. [ii.], 136. Illustrated. 
 
 Mildmay (^Sir William) The method and rule of proceeding upon 
 all elections, polls and scrutinies, at common halls and ward- 
 motes, within the City of London ; W'ith additional notes on 
 wardmote elections, an historical review of the City electoral 
 franchises, and of the incorporated mysteries with their livery- 
 men, electors of London, by H. K. S. Causton. London, 1841. 
 12mo. pp. ccclxxxviii., 309. 
 
 Mile End New Town, Hamlet of Acts of Parliament relating 
 tniliehamletof Mile End New Town, 1779-1813. London. Folio. 
 Contents : Toor, paving, lighting and watcliing, 1779, 181:?. 
 
 Mile End Old Town, Hamlet of Acts of Parliament lelating to 
 the hamlet .,f Mile End (Jld Town, 1810-1821. London. Folio. 
 Contents : Poor, 1810— Lighting, 1821. 
 
 Vestry of Reports and accounts of the vestry, 1856-1900. 
 
 London, 1856-1900. 8vo. 
 
 Mill 'John Stuart) Principles of political economy; with some 
 of their applications to social philosophy. Ninth edition. 
 Jjondon, 1886. 8vo, 2 vols. 
 
 Miller ''Frederick) ^t- Pancras, past and present, etc. London, 
 it7i. ."^vu, pp. X., 355. 
 
 Contents, intrr alia : Ancient parishes and ecclesiastical divisions — St. 
 Giles-in-the-F*ields Cemetery — The Adam and Kvc — St. Pancras Spas— Agar 
 Towii~Fle'-t River — Weston Place — Battle I5iidge — Somers Town — Gray's 
 Inn — Fouiidh'ng Hospital — Lamb's Conduit — Tavistock House -Southampton 
 TaftfTwrards I'edford) Hou.so — Montague House — Tottenham Court — llegent's 
 Park— Haverstock Hill — Camden Town — Kentish Town — Sadler's Wells — 
 Highgate — fyaarlerdale House — St. Pancras Charities.
 
 261 
 
 Miller (John Lewis) The history of the rise and progress of the 
 church and parisli of St. George-the-Martyr, Holborn. London, 
 1881. 8vo, pp. iii.. 50. 
 
 Contents : The parish — riirish cluirch — Hurial ground — Rectors of the 
 parish — Church of St. Jolui tlic Evangelist —Stieets and sfpiares, etc., with 
 notices of some of their former inhal)itants — Educational and charitable 
 institutions, 
 
 Minories Acts of Parliament relating to the Minories, 1770-1837. 
 
 London. Folio. 
 
 Contents : Paving, lighting an<l watching, 1770, 1793 — Commercial Ilailway, 
 183(;, 1837. 
 
 Mitchell (Alice) The teaching of domestic economy in girls' 
 secondary schools. See Education. Technical education con- 
 gress. 1897. 8vo. 
 
 Mitchell (Donald Grant) Laving out of grounds. [New York, 
 1867]. 8v... 
 
 pp. lGI-20tj of •• Kural Studies, with hints for country places." 
 
 Mogg ( Edward) New picture of London ; or, stranger's guide to 
 the British Metropolis, e^c. Fifth edition. London, 1842. 12mo, 
 pp. iv., 159, appendix and map. 
 
 Omnibus guide and metropolitan cari'iage time table, efc, 
 
 new hackney coach and cabriolet fares . . . 1-ith edition ; 
 to which are added, an abstract of the laws, [and] an accurate 
 definition of the Metropolis limits, etc. London, 1845. 8vo, 
 pp. 37 ; viii., 54 ; 10. 
 
 A small folding plan of London is inserted opposite the title-page. 
 
 Mollett (John William) An illustrated dictionary of words used 
 in art and archfeology, etc. London, 1883. 4to, pp. viii., 350. 
 
 Mongredien (Augustus) Free trade and English commerce. 
 London, 1888. 8vo, pp. 96. 
 
 On the displacement of labour and capital ; a neglected 
 
 chapter in political economy. London, 1886. 8vo, pp. 36. 
 
 The western farmer of America. Londor, 1886. 8vo, pp. 30. 
 
 Monro (George) Public Health (Scotland) Act, 1867, and amending 
 Act of 1871. Sec'jnd edition. London, 1872. 8vo, pp. xvi., 96. 
 [Bound up with J. 1). Marwick's Provi.s/onn of the .several local Act.f 
 regnlating the Police of the City of Edmiuryh, 1S18.'] 
 
 Montague (Francis Charles) Local administx-atiou in the United 
 States and in the United Kingdom. London, 1888. 8vo, pp. 32. 
 
 The old poor law and the new socialism ; or, pauperism 
 
 and taxation. London, 1886. 8vo, pp. 63. 
 
 Technical educaticni : a siimmary of the report of the 
 
 Royal Commission appointed to iuquite into the state of 
 technical instruction ; with a preface by Sir Bernhard Samuelson, 
 chaii^man of the Commission. London, 1887. 8vo, pp. 68.
 
 ■ICvl 
 
 Montreal Rrpoits on the Corjioration accounts of the City of 
 Montreal, and reports of tlic chiefs of departments for tlie vears 
 18}»:)-1S97. Montreal. 18i)7-l899. 8vo, 3 vols. 
 
 Moon I James) New construction of drains ; drain, arch and 
 copiuL:' Itric'ks. London, 1882. 8vo, pp. 7, and plates. 
 
 Moore (G. B.) London promenades ; or, sug'g'estions for presei'ving 
 and inipidving- the subiii-l)an roads. London, 1856. 8vo, pp. 15. 
 
 [A pamphlet bound up with (itlit-rs in voIuiul', London traffic, etc., 1850-66. 
 >'ce London traHic. rfr.] 
 
 Moore ' Harold E.) County councils and practical training in 
 agriiuhure. iSee Eduealion. Technical education congress. 
 18!»7. 8vo. 
 
 Moore (Henry Charles) Omnibuses and cabs: their origin and 
 liistoiy. London, liA>2. 8vo, pp. xiv., 282. 
 
 Moore (John James) 'I'^e best mode of arranging the drainage 
 nf tlie mi'ti'opolis ill ortler to apply the sewage as manure to 
 agricultui-al purposes; a memorial to the Metropolitan Board 
 of Works, liondon, 1858. 8vo, pp. 12. 
 
 [A i>aniphk't ImjuikI np with ollicrs in volume^ Srwiuje Util'zafion, 1S45-G.5. 
 See DraiiiaLTt' ami Scwcraircl 
 
 Moore (Stuart Archibald) History of tlie foreshore and law 
 relating thereto, with a hitherto unpublished ti-eatise by Lord 
 Hale, Lord JIale's '■ Le jure maris," and Hall's essay on the 
 lights of the Crown in tlie sea-shore. London, 1888. 8vo, pj). 
 liv., 984, and indices. 
 
 Mord.en (William Edward) The history of Tooting-Craveney, 
 Suri-cy : compih^d from original documents, by W. B. Morden. 
 London, 1897. 8vo, pp. xxx., 882. 
 
 Morel • Julesj Special treatment of insane in prisons. See Barrows 
 (1. C) Proceedings of the national conference of charities . . . 
 held in Grand Kapids, Mich., June 4-10, 1896. Edited by J. C. 
 BarrowK. 1896. 8vo. 
 
 Morewood 'J. J.; 'i'he great London draijiage plan: to afford 
 tiicans for effectually draining the metropolis; to preserve the 
 'J'hames fi-om the impui-ities at present passing into it, and to 
 collect all the jn-odiice of the sewers for ai)plicat ion to agricultural 
 purpo.ses. London, 184S. (Svo, pp. 6. 
 
 [A pamphlet bound up with others in voliinu;, Planx for Metrojjnlitun 
 (Iriiiiicgr, 1848-05. See Drainage and Sewerage.] 
 
 How long is London to lu; \ictimised by its sewage ? 
 
 liOndon, 1856. 8vo, pp. 16. 
 
 [A pam]*hlet bound up with otiiers in volume, ,V//:<t//t /'tUi:utio/i, 1845-65. 
 See Drainage anfl Sewerage.]
 
 Morgan (Aaron) See ConcHntn (M.) hikI A. Morgan. The 
 
 history and iiiiti(|nitio.s of . . . >St. Savioui-'s, Suuthwark. 
 1795. ' Svo. 
 
 Morgan (George Osborne) and Edward Albert Wurzburg 
 
 Statutes, rules of Coui't and g'eiieral oihUm's relatiiii^- to the practice 
 and jurisdiction of tlie Cliancery division of the Hif^h Court of 
 Justice and tlic Coui't of Ap|K'al. fjoiidon. 1885. Svo, pp. Ix., 
 723. 
 
 A treatise on the law of costs, in the Chancery Division of 
 
 tlie High Court of Justice. London, 1882. 8vo, pp. Ivi., 996. 
 
 Morier (Eight Hon. Sir Roger Burnett Davis) The agrarian 
 
 legislation of Prussia during the present century ; also a report 
 on the tenure of land in the Grand Duchy of Hesse. See Probyn 
 (J. W.) Systems of land tenure. 1881. "8vo. 
 
 Morley (Henry) Memoirs of Bartholomew Fair. N'ew edition, 
 liondon, 1880. 8vo, pp. xvi., 404. Illustrated. 
 
 Morley (John) The life of Richard Cobden. London, 1882. 4to, 
 pp. 124. 
 
 Morrison (William Douglas) The treatment of criminals. See 
 Hand (J. E.). Cood citizenship, e/f. 1899. 8vo. 
 
 Moscow Atlas statistique de la ville do Moscou. Moscou, 1887, 
 1890. Folio, 2 vols. 
 
 There is, with each volume, an e.-splaDa'ion of the diagrams, etc.. date 1 
 respectively ]S!)0, 1891. 
 
 — Bulletin ivcapitulatif de la ville de Moscou, 189G-l9(J0. 
 
 Moscou, 189(j-1901. Folio, {coniinuincj). 
 
 Bulletin statistique mensuel, 1894-1902. Moscou, 
 
 1894-1902. Folio {continuing). 
 Incomplete, many numbers wanting. 
 
 Les deces a Moscou en 1893. Moscou, 1895. 8vo, pp. 52. 
 
 En({uete sur la boulangerie dans la ville de Mo.scou. 
 
 Moscou, 1889. Folio, pp dG; 47. 
 
 Enquete sui- les entrepi'ises de transport par rues dans la 
 
 ville de ]\1oscou. Moscou, 1895. Svo, })p. .■!2. 
 
 Etablissements de commerce et d'industrie a ^Moscou en 
 
 1885-90. Moscou, 1892. Folio, pp. 32. 
 
 Mortalite a Moscou, 1872-89. Moscou, l89l. Folio, i)p. 
 
 79; 26. 
 
 Rapport sui' les ])rix normals pouvant servir de base pour 
 
 revaluation des valeurs locatives des logements. Moscou, 1887. 
 Folio, pp. 39, and tables. 
 
 Renseignements statistiques sur I'assistance dans la \ ille 
 
 de Moscou en 1889. Moscou, 1891. Folio, pp. xxxi., 34.
 
 26i 
 
 Moseley ( Henry "l The inechanical principles of engineering and 
 arcliiti't-'tuiv. London, 1855. 8vo, ])p. xxiii., ()75. 
 
 Mott (Frederick Walker) >^c<^ London County Conncil. Archives 
 of iuMirolo--v . . . Edited l)y F. W. Mott. 1899. 8vo. 
 
 Mlllhall (Michael G.) Tlie dictionary of statistics. London, 1892. 
 8\ii, pp. \ iii.. (y,V2. 
 
 Municipal Affairs Municipal affairs; a quarterly magazine 
 drvnted tu ihe cuusidci'ation of city problems from the standpoint 
 of the taxpayer and citizen. Vols. I.-V. New York, 1897-1901. 
 8vo, {contiiini)ig). 
 
 Vol. I., No. 4 (I)ecenibcr. 1897). is wanting. 
 
 Municipal and County Engineers, Incorporated Association of 
 
 The public works of Jjcicestci' ; a souvenir of the annual meeting 
 at Leicester, June, 1901, etc. Leicester, 1901. 8vo, 
 pp. 49. 
 
 A reprint of various new.spaper accounts of the meeting ; containing also 
 the presidential address and a biography of Mr. E. G. Mawbey, the president 
 for 1!)01. 
 
 Municipal Corporations First report of the commissioners 
 apjiointed to iiuiuire into the inunicipal corporations in England 
 and Wales. London, 1835. Folio, pj). 132. 
 There is an appendix containing a sunmiaiy and tables. 
 
 Appendix to fii-st rej)oi-t of the commissioners. London, 
 
 1835. Folio, 4 vols. 
 
 Contents : 
 
 i'art I. : Midland, western and south-western circuits. 
 I'art 11. : South-eastern and southern circuits. 
 Part III. : Northern and north-midland circuits. 
 Part 1 \'. : lOastern and north-western circuits. 
 
 Second report of the commissioners apj)ointed to inquire into 
 
 the municipal corpoi-ations in Kngland and Wales ; London and 
 Southwark. London, 1837. Folio, pp. iv., 34G. 
 
 Contents, hitrr alia : Nature tjf evidence as to iVe Corporation of London — 
 Nature of eviilence as to the Coinpanies — Limits and divisions — Charters — 
 Corporate body and officers — Klections — Fiinclicjns of the governing body 
 and officers— Courts — Boards— Police — Revenues — Licences of public-houses 
 — irouthwark — London companies. 
 
 Reports from places not in any district. [London, 1835.] 
 
 Folio, pp. 2,8Gl-2940. 
 
 Contents : Gravcsend — Guildford — Ifavering-at - Bower — Hertford — 
 Kingston-upon-Thames- Maidenhead — St. Albans —Windsor — Wokingham. 
 
 Rej)ort of the commissioners appointed to inquire into 
 
 manicijia! cor [)f nations not subject to the Municipal Corporations 
 Acts other than the City of J^ondon ; together with minutes of 
 evidence, index, etc. London, 1880. Folio, 2 vols, in 1.
 
 265 
 
 Municipal Corporations —continued. 
 
 Boundaries commission. Report of the commissioners 
 
 appointed to report and advise upon the boundaries and wai-ds 
 of certain boroughs and (•oi-{)oi'ate towns, England and Wales. 
 London, lbH7. Folio, '■'> vols. Plans. 
 
 Contents : — 
 
 Vol. I. : Aberystwith to Favcrsliaiii. 
 \'ol. II. : Ffilkestoiie to Nottinghiuii. 
 Viil. 111. : Oswestry to York. 
 
 Instructions given by his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant of 
 
 Ireland, with reference to the boundaries and division into wai'ds 
 of the several cities, boroughs, and towns corporate in Ireland, 
 with letters or reports and plans received in answer to such 
 instructions. London, 1837. Folio, pp. vi, 161. Plans. 
 
 ■ Reproductive undertakings. Return of the water, gas, 
 
 tramway, electric lighting and other re])roductive undertakings 
 carried on by municipal boroughs. London, 1899. Folio, pp. 09. 
 
 Municipal Journal The municipal journal, Vols. VIII. — XI. 
 London, 1899-1902. 8vo, (continuing). 
 
 Murray (James Aug-ustus Henry) A new English dictionary on 
 
 historical piiiiciples ; edited by J. A. H. Murray, Avith the 
 assistance of many scholars and men of science. Oxford, 1888- 
 1902. 4to, {continuing). 
 
 Mylne (James William j See Russell (J.) and J. W. Mylne. Reports 
 of cases ... in the High Court of Chancery. 1832-37. 8vo. 
 
 and E-ichard Davis Craig" Report of cases in the 
 
 High Court of Chancery, during the time of Lord Chancellor 
 Cottenhani, with a few in the time of the Roval Commissioners, 
 and Sir C. C. Pepys, 1832-35. London, 1837-48. 8vo, 5 vols. 
 
 and Benjamin Keen Reports of cases argued and 
 
 determined in thu High C'ourt of C'hancery during the time of 
 Lord Chancellor Brougham and Sir J. Leach, Master of the Rolls, 
 1832-35. London, 1834-37. 8v<). 3 vols. 
 
 Mylne 'Robert) The report on the 23roposed improvements of the 
 di-ainage and navigation of the River Ouze, by executing a 
 straight cut from Eau-brink to King's Lynn. Lynn, 1792. 4to, 
 pp. 52. 
 
 Mylne (Robert William) Sections of the London strata : to which 
 is prefixed a block plan of the Metropolis and its suburbs. 
 London, 1850. Folio, pp. 8. 
 
 List of Plates : Plan of London and its suburbs, Is.oO — Section of the 
 London strata in adiiect line from Hampstead to Camberwcli, from Highgate 
 to Peckham, from Newiiigton to Lewisham, from Kensington to Greenwich, 
 and Chiswick to Bow.
 
 !()(; 
 
 N 
 
 N., G. P. Hampstead Heath in Chancery. London, 1867. 8vo, 
 pp. S. 
 
 [Bound up with Park's Tojwg ra ph ij of Ham pat end. ISIS.] 
 
 Naldrett 'Edward James) (SVt- Mat-moi-j-an (A.) London Govern- 
 iiu-nt Act, ISW. etc. L^!>9. Svo. 
 
 Napier ("Hon. William) and William Hope The sewage of the 
 
 .Met r()]>olis ; a letter to Juhu Tliwaile.s, J%S(|., chaii'inan of the 
 Metropolitan Board of VVork.s, being a comparative analysis of 
 Baron Liebig's three letters. London, 1865. 8vo, pp. 32. 
 
 [.\ paiiiplilet l)i)uud up witli others in vohime. SiMvngc utdizntimi, lS46-(Jo. 
 Sr-e Drainage and Sewerage.] 
 
 Nasll < Robert LucaSj See Fenn (C.) Fenn's compendium of the 
 Fnirlish and foreign fund.s. 1867. 8vo. 
 
 National debt History of the earlier years of the funded debt from 
 1694 to 1786. London, 1898, Folio, pp. 78. 
 
 Remarks on the necessity and the means of extingui.shing 
 
 a large portion of the national debt ; with notes, partly on 
 miscellaneous topics. Bath, 1828. 8vo, pp. 95. 
 
 [With M.S. notes. Bound with Itemarhnin the huildi/u/.s- and i/n/iiuireiiirii'x 
 in Linldon. ISIG.] 
 
 Report by the secretaiy and comptroller general of the 
 
 jtroceedintrs of the commissioners for the reduction of the national 
 debt. London, 1891. Folio, pp. 329. 
 
 [Boun.l with Ilixtory of the fundrd dcl,t fmm 1004 to 17S6 ] 
 
 Return showing {I) the aggregate gi-oss liabilities of the 
 
 State as represented by the nominal funded debt . . . from 
 1835-6 to 1897-98, both inclusive, and (2) the gross and net 
 expenditure charged annually during that period against tiie 
 public levenue on account of the luitional debt, etc. Jjondon, 
 1898. Folio, pp. 35. 
 
 [Bound witli History of the funded di-ht front 1004 to 17S6.] 
 
 Neale 'John Preston) Sec Hrayley (K. W.) and .). \\ Neale. 
 'llie liistoiy and antiquities of the Abl)ey Church of St. Peter, 
 \V.-<tniinster. l^!l8-23. Folio, 2 vols. 
 
 Nelson, Borough of Reports and accounts 1896-7, and estimates 
 1>'.»7 >. >iil>on, (ls97.) Xvo. pp. 1S2, and index. 
 
 Water department ; scale of water charges for domestic 
 
 and ti-ade pnrj)oses. Nelson, (1895.) 8vo, pp. 23. 
 
 Nelson (Joihu.) J '•*-* history, topography and antiijuitics of the 
 jtarish of St. Mary, Islington, in the county of MichJlesex. 
 ijondon, iHll. 4to, pp. viii., 416, and 14 plates.
 
 2(i7 
 
 Nelson (William) >^'''' Manwood (J.) Ti-eatise of tlie forest laws 
 . . . K.,iii-tli cdifion by W. Nelson. 1717. 8vo. 
 
 Nesbit (John Collis) '^I'he history and propei'ties of the different 
 varieties of natural guanos. London, 18G0. 8vo, pp. 50. 
 
 [A paiuphli't 1)01111(1 \\\) with otliers in vuluine. Mi-icella/ieiiK-s panijihlft-s. 
 1S66.64. 1 
 
 Netberway (Robert) 'f'he sewerage of London and its environs ; 
 or, a renioditication of the high level drainage seheme, with a 
 pro})osition for extending the outfalls to below Gravesend. 
 London [1850 ?]. 8vo, pp. 40. 
 
 [A paruplilet bound np with otliers in vohnne, Plaiix for mrtropolitan 
 dralniKjv. lS-iS-65. Sac Di'iiinagc aiul Sowerage.] 
 
 Suggestions for improving the sanatory state of London 
 
 and its environs, slightly modified from the scheme submittetl 
 to the Metropolitan Commissionei'S of Sewers in 1849. London, 
 1850. 8vo, pp. 72, and map. 
 
 [A pamphlet bound up with others in voluinc, Snnitarij reform, lS48-5^'>. 
 See Simitaiy Reform.] 
 
 Newall (Walter) Memorandum relative to the organization of 
 business, and salaries and emoluments of oftieers in the office of 
 the Metropolitan Board of Woi-ks. [London], 1859. 8vo, pp. 7. 
 
 [A panipldet l)Ound up with others in volume, Mi-sccUaiwovs jxiiajyldrts 
 786(!-04.] 
 
 Newbigging" (Thomas) Handbook for gas engineers and manager.s. 
 
 London, 1889. 8vo, ])p. xv., 524. 
 
 Newcastle-upon-Tyne, City of Reports and accounts, 1897-8 to 
 1898-9. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1898-9. 8vo, 2 vols. 
 
 New Haven A report to the commissioners on lay-out of East 
 Rock-park; by Donald G. Mitchell, LL.D. New Haven, 1882. 
 8vo, pp. 20, and plan. 
 
 Newport, County Borough of Reports and accounts, 1893-4 to 
 
 1890-7. Newport, 1894-7. 8vo, 4 vols. 
 
 New South Wales Agriculture in New South Wales, by T. A. 
 Coghlan. (Sydney, 1900.) 8vo. pp. 47. 
 
 The climate of New South AVales. by T. A. Coghlan 
 
 statistician. (Sydney, 1900.) 8vo, pp. 10, and map. 
 
 Department of Labour and Industry ; report on the woi'king 
 
 of the Factories and Sliops Act (GO Victoria, No. 37) during the 
 year 1897. Sydney, 1898. Folio, pp. 39. 
 
 Department of Mines and Agriculture ; annual reports for 
 
 the years 1894, 1897, 1899. Sydney, 1895-1900. Folio, 
 {continuimj) .
 
 268 
 
 New South Wales —con finned. 
 
 Tlie fauna of New South Wales, by T. A. Coglilan. ( Syibiey, 
 
 19CK).) 8vo, pp. 15. 
 
 Fire Ib-igades Hoard, Sydney; annual report, 1895. 
 
 (Sydney, 1896.) Folio, pp. 30. 
 
 Forty years of progress in New^ Soutli Wales, by T. A. 
 
 Coghlau. (Sydney, 1900.) 8vo, pp. 8. 
 
 Metropolitan Board of Watei Supjjly and Sewerage ; 
 
 ro])orts for the years 1890, 1897-1900. Sydney, 1892-1901. 
 Folio, (continninfj). 
 
 Mineral resources, No. 7 ; mercury, oi- quicksilver, in New 
 
 South Wales, with notes on its occurrence in other colonies and 
 countries, by J. E. Came, geological surveyor. Sydney, 1900. 
 8vo, pp. 36. 
 
 Mineral resources. No. 8 ; report on the Hillgiove gold- 
 
 Held, by E. C. Andrews, geological surveyor. Sydney, 1900 
 8vo, pp. 44, and map. 
 
 The mining industry of New South Wales, by T. A 
 
 Coghlan. (Sydney, 1900.) 8vo, pp. 41, and map. 
 
 Reports of the Department of Public Works, 1893-94 to 
 
 1898-99. Sydney, 1894-1900. Folio, {cnntinulncj). 
 
 Statistical registers for 1895-99, and previous years ; 
 
 compiled fi-om official returns by T. A. Coghlan, government 
 statistician. Sydney, 1897-1900. 8vo, {continuing). 
 The issue for IS'Jfi is wanting. 
 
 The timber resources of New South Wales, by T. A. 
 
 Coghlan. (Sydney, 1900.) 8v(), j)]). 1(J. 
 
 The wealth and i.iogress of New South Wales, by T. A. 
 
 Coghlan, government statistician, 1894 to 1897-98. Sydney, 
 1895-1900. 8vo, {continaimj). 
 
 Newton ( ) Statement at the Mile End Vestry in relation 
 
 tu the charges in Mr. lieal's ])am])Iilet against the Metro2:)olitan 
 Boartl of Works. London, [1864.] 8vo, pp. 16. 
 
 [A pamphlet Iwund up with others in \o\ume, Accounts, Ji lunire, rata, etc., 
 1862. ."v-e Accounts, etc.] 
 
 New York, City of Annual report of the Board of Cojnmlssioners 
 • if tlie Ceiitiai-park for the yeai- 1866. New York, 1867. 8vo, 
 l,p. 152. 
 
 Annual reports of the Commissioners of Taxes and Assess- 
 
 ments, 1896, 1897. New York, 1897. 8vo, 2 vols. 
 
 Annual report of the Comptroller, 1866, 1896. New York, 
 
 1867, 1896. 8vo, 2 vols.
 
 269 
 
 New York, City of — continued. 
 
 Annual jvpoi'b of tlie Croton A(|ueduct Department made 
 
 to the Common Council of the city of New York for the year 
 1866. New York, 1867. 8vo, pp. 149. 
 
 Annual report of the Metropolitan Board of Health, 1866. 
 
 New York, 1867, 8vo, pp. 456. 
 
 Bulletin of the New York Public Libraiy, 1899-1902. 
 
 New York, 1899-1902. 8vo, (confinumg). 
 
 Foliniary. 189J). February and October, 1901. ar^^ wanting. 
 
 Messao-e of R. A. van Wyck, Mayor, to the Municipal 
 
 Assembly, 1898. New York, 1898. 8vo, pp. 21. 
 
 Reports of the Board of Commissioners of the Department 
 
 of Public Parks, 1870-71 to 1873. New York, 1871-75. 8vo, 
 3 vols. 
 
 Report of the Fire Department of the city of New York for 
 
 the three months and year ended 31st December, 1891. New 
 
 York, 1893. 8vo, pp. 82. 
 
 County of Annual report of the Comptroller, 1866. 
 
 New York, 1867. 8vo, pp. 168. 
 
 University of the State of Annual reports of the 
 
 res^ents, 1896, 1897. Albany, 1S97-98. 8vo, 2 vols. 
 
 Leofislation by states, 1894-1900. Albany, 1895-1900. 
 
 8vo, i^contimiing). 
 
 State library bulletin : Lci^islatiou. Nos. 5-7. 9-11 and i:^. 
 
 State finance statistics, 1890 and 1895 ; comparative receipts, 
 
 expenditures, funds and debts. Albany, 1897. 8vo, pp. 429-482. 
 State library bulletin, No. 8. 
 
 Trend of legislation in the United States, by R. H. 
 
 Whitten. Albany, 1900. 8vo, pp. 401-435. 
 
 State library bulletin : Legislation, No. 12. 
 
 New Zealand Annual repoi-t of the Minister of Education, 1899. 
 (Wellington, 1900.) Polio, pp. xxviii., 111. 
 
 Canterbury Agricultural College; annual report, 1899. 
 
 (Wellington, 1900.) Fobo, pp. 4. 
 
 The Canterbury^College ; annual statement, 1899. (Wel- 
 
 lington, 1900.) Folio, pp. 12 
 
 The Costley Training Institution; annual report, 1899. 
 
 (Wellington, 1900.) Folio, 2 pp. 
 
 Native schools ; extract from annual report of the Minister 
 
 of Education, 1899. (Wellington, 1900.) Folio, pp. 30.
 
 270 
 
 New Zealand — continued. 
 
 Rcj)iiitsuf inspectors of schools, \^i)d. (Wellington, 1900.) 
 
 Folio, pp. 48 
 
 Teachers" and civil service examinations, January, 1900 ; 
 
 In.s])ectoi--gcneral of schools' report. (Wellington, 1900.) Folio, 
 l.p. :M\ 
 
 Niagara Falls Park Annual reports of the commissioners 
 
 l>9:j-l,si)^. Tuinnto. 189G-99. 8vo, 4 vols. 
 
 Nichols (John Bowyer) A hi-ief account of the Guildhall of the 
 City (if Ltiiidon. London. 181'.'. 8vo, pj). [iv.], 64. 
 
 Nichols ("John Gou^h) London |)ap(. lints : I. Accounts of fifty-five 
 rnyal processions and cntei-tainnients in the City of London, 
 chiefly extracted from contem})orary writers : to which is added 
 an account of the pre])arations made in 1831 for the reception of 
 King William and Queen Adelaide. II. A bibliographical list of 
 Lord Mayors' })ageants. London, 1837. 8vo, pp. 122. 
 [Bound with J. B. Nichols' A hrirf account nfthr (htildhall, 1S19.] 
 
 See London, t'hronicle of the Grey Friars of liondon. 
 
 Edited by J. G. Nichols. 1852. 4to. 
 
 Nicholson (^Renton) A treatise on the Sale of Beer Bill; 
 addres.sed to the public and the publican. London, 1854. 8vo, 
 pp. 40. 
 
 [A paniplilet honml uj) with otlicrs in volume, MisccUnncdvs puinphlftn^ 
 1866-64.] 
 
 Nicholay 'J. A.) Administration of the sewerage and drainage of 
 the metrojiolitan disti-icts : statement of objections to the existing 
 svstem and of essentials for a sound one. London, l8ol. 8vo, 
 pp. 111. 
 
 [A pamphlet lx>un(l up with others in volume, I'hiiix fur mtiroiwlitan 
 ilnihiugc, 1S48-06. Sec Drainage and Sewerage.] 
 
 Nicholl (^John) Some account of the worshipful Coni])any of Tron- 
 juougers ; c(nnpiled fi'om their own records and other authentic 
 sources of information. London, 1851. 8vo, pp. xi., 610. 
 
 NichoUs ('Sir Georgej A history of the English poor law in con- 
 nection with the state of the country and the condition of the 
 people. Xew ('(lit ion, containing the revisions mad(; by the 
 author, and a bioLriaphv by 11. G. Willink. London, 1898. 8vo, 
 2 vols. 
 
 Contents : — 
 
 Vol. I. rpp. X. : Ixxviii., 384) : A.o. 924 t., 1711. 
 
 Vol. II. (pp. viii. ; 460) : A.D. 1714 to iK.-j.i. 
 
 There is a continuation of this work, Vol. Ill , ls.34-98, hv T. Mackav. See 
 
 Mrickay (T.). 
 
 Nicol 'Henry; >if'f- Pollock (Sir G. E.) 'Die practice of the County 
 Courts, etc. 1870, 8vo.
 
 271 
 
 Nitrous Fumig'ation Hcixn-t from the committee on Dr. Smyth's 
 ])etiliun, rtspc'ctinj^- liis discovery of nitrous fumigation. Ijondon, 
 1802. Folio. 
 
 [PP. 1811-229 of RiqHirt.1 from Comniittrr:^ of the Uousc of Commons, 1793- 
 1802. Srr I'iivlianicnr.] 
 
 Noble (John) and Company 'I'ramways as a means of facilitating 
 the street ti'aihc of the metropolis ; providing first-class pul)lic 
 carriages at reduced fares ; a more easy and pleasant means of 
 transit; and relieving the ratepayers of the expense of main- 
 taining a large portion of the public streets and roads. London. 
 1865. 8vo, pp. 1(). 
 
 [A pamphlet bouml up wiili otliers in volume. Lyndon traffic, etc.. lStG-06. 
 Sre Li)n(lon traffic] 
 
 Noble ( TheophiluS Charles) Memorials of Temple Bar: with some 
 account of Fleet Street and the parishes of St. Dunstan and St. 
 Bride, London. London, 1869. 8vo, pp. 142. 
 
 (Contents : The s^reat highway through Temple Par — The ancient history of 
 Temple Bar — The modern history of Temple Bar — Chronicle of Fleet-street 
 processions and Temple Bar pageants — The modern Traitor's Gate — A rambl j 
 oastwanl of Temple Bar — The Fleet-street printing press — Index. 
 
 Nocard (Ed.) The animal tuberculoses, and their relation to 
 human tuberculosis ; translated by H. Scurfield. London, 1895. 
 8vo, pp. 143. 
 
 Noorthouck (John) A new history of London, including West- 
 minster and Southwark ; to which is added a general survey of 
 the whole, describing the public buildings, late improvements, 
 etc., illustrated with copperplates. London, 1773. 4to, pp. viii., 
 902, and index. 
 
 Contents : History of London — Survey of London, with descriptions of the 
 jjublic buildings — Survey of the borough of Southwark, including Kotherhithe, 
 Ne\\ington and liambeth — Survey of Westminster — SuViurbs of London and 
 Westminster — Ajipendix (containing the seveial charters of the City of 
 London, with Acts of Parliament, anil of Common Council, etc., relating to 
 its government) — Addenda (including, inter alia, the original regulations 
 framed by the City legislature for the government of the City hospitals). 
 
 Norman (John Paxton) See Hurlstone (E. T.) and J. p. Norman. 
 Kxchei[uer rL'})orts. 1857-62. 8vo. 
 
 Norman (Philip) London .signs and inscriptions. London, 1897. 
 
 8vo, pp. XX., 237. 
 
 Contents : Human signs — Tlirce l<iiigs — .\stronomit;al signs — Animals, real 
 and imaginary — Birds and other sculptureil signs — Crests and coats of arms — 
 Miscellaneous signs, dates, and inscriptions — A few suburljan spas — Two old 
 city mansions. 
 
 See Rendle (W.) and P. Norman. Inns of old Southwark. 
 
 1888. 8vo.
 
 272 
 
 Normanus, fseud. An illustrated account of St. Bartholomew's 
 Pi icry Church, Sniitlifield ; with a sketch of Bartholomew Fair, 
 St. Bartholomew's Hospital and the Prior's country seat, Canon- 
 bury Tower, Tslino-ton. r.ondon, [1874.] 8vo, pp. 64. 
 Illustrated. 
 
 Norris (William) A ])i'actical treatise on the Otto cycle gas engine, 
 i.onilon. 1^;m;. ,svu. pp. viii.. 260. 
 
 Northampton, County Borough of Reports and accounts, 1893-4 
 
 l(» l8I:Mi-7. Xurtliampton, 1894-7. 8\-o, 4 vols. 
 
 Northumberland Avenue House of Commons; select committee 
 un private bills. Charing Cross and A'ictoria Embankment 
 Approach Bill. [Proceedings.] (Loiulon, 187:3.) Folio, not con- 
 tinuously paged. 
 
 Norton (Georgej Commentaries on the history, constitution, and 
 chartered franchises of the City of London. London, 1829. 
 8vo, pp. xxiv., 541. 
 
 [Another copy.] 
 
 Contents : Historical account of London — Charters of London — Population 
 of London. 
 
 Norton Folgate Acts of Parliament relating to the manor and 
 liberty of Norton Folgate, 1758-1810. London. Folio. 
 Contents : Lighting and cleansing, 175S, 1810 — Paving, 1775. 
 
 Norwich, City of Reports and accounts, 1897-8 to 1898-9. 
 Norwich, 1898-9. 8vo, 2 vols. 
 
 Nottingham, City and Borough of Reports and accounts, 
 
 1MH(-1 to ls:)S.:>. Nottingham. 1891-99. 8vo, and 4to, 9 vols. 
 
 Noxious Businesses Report from the select committee on noxious 
 l)ii.>iiics.scs : tdgcther Avith the pi-oceedings of the committee, 
 minutes of evidence, and appendix. London, 1873. Folio, 
 pp. xii., 299. 
 
 — ■ Return of all pti-.sons licensed to car)y on the ti-ade of 
 
 .slauglitej'crs of cattle or sheep, etc., within the limits of the 
 metropolitan district. London, 1873. 'l''()lio, ])p. 14. 
 [Bound with the Rrpint on no-rioux //nginrsMes, 1S73.'\ 
 
 Noxious Vapours Report of select committee on injiiiy from 
 noxious vapours ; together with proceedings, minutes of 
 evidence, appendix, and index. London, 1862. Folio, pp. vii., 
 297. 
 
 Repoi't of I'oyal commission on noxious vapours ; with 
 
 minutes of evidence, appendix, and index. Lcnidon, 1878. 
 Folio. ]»p. 38; 588, and inrlex.
 
 273 
 
 Oakes ( W. H.) Tables of compound interest, for each rate between 
 4 and 10 j)er cent, per annum, jiroceeding by intei-vals of oric- 
 eightli, and from 1 year to 100 years. London, 1877. 8vo, 
 ]ip. xvii., 7(3. 
 
 OdgerS (William Blake) Digest of the law of libel and slander 
 .... with a chaijter on the Newspaper Libel and Registration 
 Act, 1881. London, 1887. 8vo, pp. Ixxii., 803. 
 
 Local government. Jjundon, 1899. 8vo, pp. x., 28-1. 
 
 O'Doherty (William Archdall) Water for domestic use ... a 
 collection of the o])ini()iis and eA'idence of the leading scientific 
 authorities of the day . . . also a description, and illustration of 
 the apparatus proposed to be used by the Metropolitan Water 
 Purifying Company ; compiled and arranged by W. A. O'Doherty. 
 (London, 1862.) 8Vo, pp. 51. 
 
 TA pamphlet bound up with others in volume, London vat r supph/, 
 1S49-64. Srr Water Supply.] 
 
 Odling (William) Report on the effects of sewage ctmtamination 
 u])on the i-iver Thames, l^ondon, 1858. Svo, pp. 22. 
 
 FA pamphlet bound up with others in volume, London icatrr supply, 
 1S49-64. See Water Supply.] 
 
 [Another copy.] 
 
 [Bound up with other pamphlet- in volume, Snragc vtilhation, 1S4)-G5. 
 See Drainage and Sewerage.] 
 
 See Crookes (W.) London water supply. 188-i. Svo. 
 
 Ogden (William Sharpe) Studies in mercantile architecture, com- 
 prising fifty suggestive designs for warehouse, shop, and office 
 buildings suitable f(jr commercial districts of large cities. London, 
 1876. Folio, 50 plates. 
 
 Ohlmiiller (W.) Die Untersuchung des Wassers ; ein Leitfaden 
 zum Gebrauch in Laboratoi'ium fiir Aerzte, Apotheker und 
 Studirende. Berlin, 1894. Svo, pp. x., 178. 
 
 Oke (George Colwell) The laws as to licensing inns, etc., con- 
 taining the Licensing Acts, 1872, 1874, and the other acts in 
 force as to alehouses, beei-houses, wine and refreshment rooms, 
 shops, etc., Avhere intoxicating liquors are sold, and billiard and 
 occasional licences. London, 1874. Svo, pp. xxxi., 353. 
 
 The laws of turnpike roads : comprising the whole of the 
 
 general acts, etc. London, 1860. Svo, pp. xxii., 396. 
 
 The magisterial formulist ; being a complete collection of 
 
 forms and precedents for practical use, in all cases of Quarter 
 Sessions, and in parochial matters, by magistrates, their clerks, 
 attornies, and constables. London, 1S68. Svo, pp. xxiv., 1,033. 
 
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 [L.C. 11
 
 271 
 
 Oke (George Colwell) —continued. 
 
 The magisterial synopsis ; a j)ractical guide for magis- 
 trates, thoir olei'ks, attornics, and constables; summaiy 
 oouvietious aud indictable offences, with their j)enalties, punish- 
 ments, procedure, etc. London. 1872. 8vo, 2 vols. 
 
 Old Age Peiisious Report from committee on old age pensions, 
 with minutes of evidence and appendices. London, 1898. 
 Folio, pp. iv.. 210. 
 
 Old Artillery Ground Acts of Parliament relating to tlie Old 
 ArtiUery Ground, in the liberty of tlui Tower of London, 1774. 
 London, 1774. Folio. 
 
 Contents : Workhouse, paving, cleansing, lighting and watching, 1771. 
 
 Oldham, County Borough, of Abstract of accounts, 1893-4 to 
 1S97-8. Oldham. 1S94-1898. 8vo, 5 vols. 
 
 Olmstead (Frederick Law) A consideration of the justifying 
 value of a public park. Boston, 1881. 8vo, pp. 20. 
 
 Mount Royal, ^lontreal. New York, 1881. 8vo, pp. [iii.], 
 
 80. 
 
 The s{)oils of the park, witili a few leaves from the deep- 
 laden note-books of a wholly unpractical nnm. Detroit, 1882. 
 8vo, pp. 57. 
 
 and J. B. Harrison Ob;5ervations on the treatment of 
 
 public plantations, moi'e especially relating to the use of the axe. 
 Boston, 1889. 8vo, jip. 24. 
 
 Oporto Boletim mensal de estatistica .sanitaria, publicado pela 
 
 ie[)artiYao municipal de saude c hygiene da cidade do Porto. 
 
 189(J-1900. Porto, 1900. 8vo, 10 parts. 
 
 'J'hcre arc wanting of 18'J0 all except August ; and of 19<i(i, July, November 
 and December. 
 
 Demograjdiia e liygiene da cidade do Porto. J. Clinia- 
 
 popula^-ao-mortalidade . . . i)or R. Jorge. Porto, 1899. 8vo, 
 pp. xvi., 445. 
 
 Annuario do Servif;o municipal de Saude e Hvgiene da cidade do Porto. 
 Tomo I., 1898. 
 
 Ordish 'T. Fairman) Farly London theatres in the fields . , . 
 with illustrations and maps. Loiulon, 1894. 8vo, pp. xvi., 298. 
 
 Contents : Before the plaj'-hous^js — The theatre — Tlie curtain — The Surrey 
 side — The amphitheatres — Newingtoa IJutts and the Rose — Bear-garden and 
 Hcjie theatre — Paris Garden and the Swan — Index. 
 
 Organ 'T. A.) Systematic commerci 
 tiou. Technical Education Confrres 
 
 al education. See Educa- 
 ess. 1897. 8vo. 
 
 O'ShaUghneSSy ''Richard) Local government find taxation in 
 Ireland. ("jVe Probyii (J. W.j Local government and taxation. 
 1882. Svo,
 
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 Oswestry, Boroug'h of Abstract of accounts, 1S9.J-G. Owestry, 
 
 1S9G. 4t(), pp. [50.] 
 
 Oweil ( Douglas) I'li^' river, tlie docks and the port. London, 1900. 
 8vo, pp. 80. 
 
 Owen (Sir Hug-h) The Elementaiy Education Acts, 1870 to 1897, 
 etc. Eig'hleenth edition. London, 1897. 8vo, pp. Ixv., 77G. 
 
 — The Poor Rate Assessment and Collection Act, 18G9, and 
 
 aniondinu;' acts with introdaction, notes, and index. London, 
 1SS2. 8vo, pp. vii., 90. 
 
 Oxford, City of Abstract of accounts, 1893-4 to 1899-1900. Oxford, 
 I89i-1900. 8vo, (coiitinning). 
 
 Oxley (J. Stewartj Light railways procedure ; reports and 
 precedents. London, 1901. 8vo, pp. liv., 423. 
 
 Paddino'ton, Parish, of Acts of Parliament relating to the parish 
 
 of Paddington, 1787-1883. London, 1788-1883. Folio. 
 
 Contents: rarish church, 1787, 17'.i3— lUiildincr leases, 1798, iSOo, 1803, 
 182-1, 182.5, 183S, 1871, 1875— HaiTOW Road, 18()I,l80l. 181'J, 1826— Church- 
 yanl, 1810 — Water, 1811. 1812— Paving, lighting and watching, 1821— 
 Sewers, 1831 — Lands owned by Dean of NVestminster, 1817 — Market, 1883. 
 
 ■ — Vestry of Annual report and accounts of the vestry of 
 
 Paddington, 18.58-1900. London, 1858-1900. 8vo. 
 
 The rop(jrts and accounts for the years 1881-86 are wanting. 
 
 Palazi (A.) Tralte de photometre industrielle specialement 
 appliquee a I'eclairage electrique. Paris, 1892. 8vo, i)p. vii., 
 280. 
 
 Paley (Frederick Apthorp) A manual of gothic mouldings : a 
 
 practical treatise on their formations, gradual development, 
 combinations, and varieties ; with full dii'ections for copying 
 them, and for determining their dates. London, 1847. 8vo, 
 pp. xi., 88. 
 
 Paley (William) The law and practice of summary convictions 
 on penal statutes hy justices of the peace, etc. London, 1838. 
 8vo, pp. XXX., 629. 
 
 Palg-rave (Sir Reginald Francis Douce) The chairman's hand- 
 book : suggestions and rules for the conduct of chairmen of public 
 and other meetings, based upon the procedure and practice of 
 parliament ; with an introductory letter, etc. Twelfth edition. 
 London, 1896. 8vo, pp. xi., 110. 
 
 Thirteenth edition. London, 1900. 8vo, pp. xi., llO. 
 
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 276 
 
 Palg:rave ( Robert Harry Illglis) Dictionary of political economy ; 
 nlitr.l by K. H. 1. ral-iavL'. Loiuloii, 1894-99. 8vo, 3 vols. 
 
 Palmer ' Samuel) ^*'- P:mcras : Loino- antiqiiaiiari, topogra})liical 
 ;iuil l)iuui apliical luemorauda . . . with some account of the 
 parish from its foundation. London, 1870. 4to, pp. 322. 
 
 ,SWTimns. huh-x to "TlioTimcs." 1866-1902. 4.to. 
 
 Paper Duties Jii.'i)ort Irom the committee to whom the petition of 
 ilio biHiksellers and printers of the Cities of London and West- 
 minster . . . was referi'ed. London, 1802. Folio. 
 
 PP. Ifil-lTl of Jlrjxuis /'mm Cn/inii iffres of tlw House of Comnu^ns, 
 
 17{)3-isn2. 
 
 Pareut-Dlicliatel (A. J. B.) Hyoiene pnbli(iue, on memoires sur 
 les (jiiostions ies pln.s importantes de I'h^-g-iene appliqures aux 
 professions ct aux travaux d'utilite pul)lique. Paris, 1836. 
 8vo. 2 vols. 
 
 Paris. 
 
 Commission des logements insalnhres; rap})ort general 
 
 sur Ies travaux de hi commission ])('ndant Ies annecs 1884 a 
 1892. Pai-is. 1895. -l-to, 2 vols. 
 
 Compte-rendu de Tadniinistration du dcpartement de la 
 
 Seine et de la ville de Paris, pendant I'annce 18.">G. Paris, 
 1837. 4to, pp. 206, and folding tables. 
 
 Pouiiil witli I'dpport .vwr Id marclic (hi (■]niJi''r<(-)iiorhi(s, 1S34. 
 
 Direction des affaires municipales, etc. Paris, 1900. 
 
 4to, pp. 43. 
 
 [An acc-ontt of Ihc local government of Paris, compiled for tlic use of 
 visitors to the E.xhihition of lliO,^. and extracted from tie '-Journal 
 Onicicl."] 
 
 Exposition univcrselle de 1900; catalogue de Veis^posltion 
 
 speciule de la ville de Paris et du dcj)artcmcnt de la Seine. 
 J'aris, 1900. 8vo, pp. 179. 
 
 E.xposition univcrselle de 1900 ; cx])ositi()n iv( rospeclive 
 
 deja ville do Paris. ]\iris, 1900. 8vo, pp. 61. 
 
 [Exposition inii\ crselle de 1900.] Paris international 
 
 exhibition, 1900 : report of His Majesty's Commissioners, 
 etc. London, 1901. 8vo, 2 vols. 
 
 Les logements k laon marche ; recueil annotc des dis- 
 
 cussions, debljcrations et i'apj)orts da conscil municipal de 
 Pnris, file. Paris, 1897. 8vo, pp. xvi., 1343. 
 
 Note du directeur des travaux de Paris sur la situation 
 
 dn service des eaux et egouts et sur les mesures k projm.ser au 
 conseil municijtal. J'aris, 1879. 8vo, pp. 264.
 
 277 
 
 Paris — cunthmed. 
 
 Note snr lo Bois do Bouloo-ne psir M. Barras. Paris, 
 
 1900. 4to, p]). 148. 
 
 Notice, des.siu.s-types el dorunients regleincntaircs cuii- 
 
 cernant recoulemenfc dirccfc Ji Tcgout. Paris, 1898. 8vo, 
 pp. 1(). 
 
 Kap})ort sur la mavclie et les efEets du cliolera-morbus 
 
 dans Paris ct los communes rurales du department de la I^scine 
 par la commission nommee . . . par MM. les prefets de la 
 Seine et de Police ; anuee 1832. Paris, 1834. 4to, pp. 205, 
 and tables. 
 
 Receuil de pieces concernant la regie des eaux . . . par 
 
 la compagnie generale des eaux. Paris, 1884. 8vo, pp. 110. 
 Receuil des clauses connus sur le noni de reserves 
 
 domaniales, imposees aux acquereurs de biens nationaux au 
 liospitaliers et de celles consenties par divers proprietaires, 
 ])Oiir relargissement ou le percement des voies publiques . . . 
 depuis ranneo, 1790, suivi d'uii atlas iudiquant la situation 
 des imnieubles greves. Troisieme edition. Paris, 1897. 4to, 
 pp. 129. 
 
 Administration de I'Octroi. 
 
 Budget des depenses, 1889. Paris, 1889. 4to. 
 
 Compte des frais de perception, 1887. Paris, 1888. 4to. 
 
 Projet de budget des depenses, 1887. Paris, 1888. 4to. 
 
 Assistance publiqiie. 
 
 Budget des recettes et des depenses, 1888, 1899-1901. 
 
 Paris and Montevrain. 1888-1901. 4to, {continuing'). 
 
 Compte financier, 1887, 1897-1899. Paris and 
 
 Montevrain, 1888-1900. 4tu, (nDitinuinij). 
 
 Compte morale, 1886, 1896-1899. Paiis and ]\lontevrain, 
 
 1888-1901. 4to, (cunt inning). 
 
 Ueveloppements du compte tinancier, 1897-1899. Paris 
 
 and Montevrain, 1899-1900. 4to, (continuing). 
 
 Pi'ojet de budget des recettes et des depenses, 1889. 
 
 Paris and Montevrain, 1888. 4to. 
 
 Bourse du Travail. 
 
 Annuaire de la bourse du travail, 1889. Paris, 1890. 
 
 4to. 
 
 Bureau des Inhumations. 
 
 Documents concernant les cenietieres de la ville de Paris. 
 
 Paris, 1896. 8vo, pp. 103.
 
 
 Paris — continued. 
 
 Conseil nmnicipal de Paris. 
 
 Pioces-verbaux, 1891-1900. Talis, 1891-1901. 4to 
 
 {contimiing) . 
 
 Rapports et documents, 1891-1901. Paris, 1891-1901. 
 
 4to, {contiuning) . 
 
 Finances. 
 
 Budget, 1889, 1892-1893, 1895-1901. Paris, 1889-1901. 
 
 4to, {continning^. 
 
 Budget supplementaii^e, 1887. Paris, 1888. 4to. 
 
 Compte general des rcccttes ct des depenses, 1891-1899- 
 
 Paris, 1892-1900. 4to, {continuing). 
 
 Developpements a I'appui du eonipte general des recettes 
 
 et des depenses, 1887, 1891-1899. Paris, 1888-1900. 4to, 
 {continuing). 
 
 Emi.runts de 1886, 1892, 1894, 1896 et 1898; lois et 
 
 decrets, delibeiations et arretes. Pains, 1898. 4to, pp. 212. 
 Projet do budget, 1888-1889, 1899. Paris, 1887-98. 
 
 4to, 3 vols. 
 
 Projet de budget sui)pleinentaire, 1888. Paris, 1888. 
 
 4to. 
 
 Releve comparatif des recettes et des dejienses, 1876 a 
 
 1887, 1888 a 1899 inclusivement. Paris, 1888-1900. 4to, 
 3 vols. 
 
 Desinfectiou. 
 
 Service municipal do desinfectiou. Paris, 1900. 8vo, 
 
 pp. 47. 
 
 Direction des Travaux. 
 
 Priijct de reglement et projet de loi relatifs a I'assainisse- 
 
 ment de Paris : resultats do I'enquete ouverte. Paris, 1884. 
 4to, ))]). 252. 
 
 Proces-vei-bau.\ de la coninii.ssiun suj)erieure et des sous- 
 
 commissions de Tassainisscmcnt dc Paris, 1885-1880. Paris, 
 1885-86. 4to. 
 
 Mont-de-Piete. 
 
 Jiudgot, 1889. Paris, 1888. 4to. 
 
 Compte adminishatif de I'exei'cice 1887, clos de 31 Mars, 
 
 1888. I'nvis, 1888. 4to. 
 
 Prefecture de Police. 
 
 Budget des dt'pen.ses, 1889. Paris, 1889. 4to. 
 
 Comi)te des depenses, 1887. Paris, 1888. 4to. 
 
 Projet de budget des depenses, 1889. Paris, 1888. 4to.
 
 279 
 
 Paris — continued. 
 
 Service de la Statistique municipale. 
 
 Annufiii-c statistique, 1881-1897. Taris, 1880-05. 8vo, 
 
 14 vols. 
 
 The volumes for 18P1 and 1804 are wniiting. 
 
 Rcsultat.s statistique.s du denonibrements dc 188G, pour 
 
 la A'illo de Paris ct lo d('])arteuient de la Seine, et rensignemcnts 
 relatifs aux drnonibi-einents antei-ieurs. Paris, 1887. 4t(). 
 
 - Ri'sultats statistiques du deuorabrements de 1801 . . . 
 
 Edition abregee. Paris, 1894. 4to. 
 
 La voie publique, etc. 
 
 ■ Notes a rajjpni du couiptc des depenses, 1898-1899. 
 
 Paris, 1899-1900. 4to, 2 vols. 
 
 Departement de la Seine. 
 
 — Assainissemeut de la Seine; epuiation et utilisation des 
 
 eaux d'egout. Pai'is, 1876. 8vo, 2 vols, in 1. 
 
 Catalogue de la bibliotheque administrative de ]a pre- 
 fecture du department de la Seine ; section fran^aise. Paris, 
 1890. 8vo, pp. 632. 
 
 [Another edition.] Paris, 1898. 8vo, pj). 890. 
 
 [The same.] Section etrangere, dresse par A. Carnct. 
 
 Paris, 1892. 8vo, pp. 712. 
 
 Conicil (jcncral. 
 
 Memoirs de M. le prefet de la Seine et de JV1. le prefet 
 
 de Police et proces-verbaux des deliberations, 1887-1892. 
 Paris, 1887-93. 4to, 19 vols. 
 
 Fttiances. 
 
 Budget des recettes et des depenses ordinaiix\s et extra- 
 
 ordinaires, 1889. Paris, 1889. 4t(). 
 
 Budget rectificatif, 1888. Paris, 1889. 4to. 
 
 Compte lies recettes et des depenses, 1887. Paris, 1888. 
 
 4to. 
 
 Projet des budget des recettes et des de))enses, 1889. 
 
 Paris, ISSS. 4to. 
 
 — Projet de budget rectificatif, 1888. Paris, 1889. 4to. 
 
 Prefecture de Police. 
 
 — Budget special des recettes et des depenses, 1889. 
 
 Paris, 1889. 4to.
 
 280 
 
 Paris — continued. 
 
 Departement de la Seine — Prefecture tie Police — continued. 
 
 Com])te des recettes et des dejienses departementales 
 
 ordinaires, 1887. Paris, 1888. -tto. 
 
 Projet de budget special des recettes et des depenses, 
 
 1889. Paris, 1888. 4to. 
 
 Service dC architecture du departement. 
 
 Rapport sur le service d'architecture du departement 
 
 dresse a I'appui du compte departemental de 1897. Paris, 
 1898. 4to, PI). 227. 
 
 Park f JollU James) The topogra])liy and natural history of 
 Haiiip.stead, in the county of Middlesex ; with an a})pendix of 
 original records. London, 1818. 8vo, pp. xxi., 359, and index. 
 
 Contents, inter alia : Situation — Roman roads — Plants — Waters — Conduits 
 — Hampstead Water Company— Etymology of name — History of property — 
 Manor of Hampstead — Manor of Belsizc — Priory of St. John the Baptist at 
 Kilbnrn — Shuttup-hill Estate — Abbey Farm, Kilburn — Parish Church — 
 Places of amusement — Ancient houses — Charities — Biographical notices — 
 Index. 
 
 Plates, i/itcr alia : Distant view of Hampstead — Plan of Hampstead — 
 Hollow elm — Kilburn Priory — Old church— Residence of Sir H. Vane — Old 
 workhouse. 
 
 Parker ( Jolin Henry) The Church of St. Bartholomew the Great, 
 Smithfield. A lecture, etc. [London], 1863. 8vo, pp. 19. 
 
 An article reprinted from tlie " Gentleman's Magazine," new series, 
 Vol. XV.. pp. 891. 
 
 Parker 'Frank Rowleyj The election of county councils under 
 tlio Local Gi)veinment Act, 1888. Second edition. Loudon, 
 1892. 8;vo, pp. xliii., 422. 
 
 Parkes (Edmund Alexander; A manual of practical hygiene. 
 
 London, 1883. 8vo, i)p. xix., 731. 
 [Another edition.] London, 1887. 8vo, i)p. xx., 766. 
 
 Parkes 'Louis) MoJel dwellings in London and overcrowding on 
 .-pacf ; a paper read at a sessional meeting of the Sanitary 
 Institute, February 11th, 1891. London, 1891. 8vo, pp. 11. 
 
 [A paiiijdilet bound with others in volume, Streets and buildinffn, bye-law-f, 
 and otiur jitipcr*. Sec Streets and buililings.] 
 
 Parkin ''Johnj The causation and prevention of disease. London, 
 i^Oy. bvo, pp. viii., 191. 
 
 [There is an appendix with reference to preventive measures applicable to 
 London.] 
 
 Parkinson 'George Hewling'SJ A liandy hook for the common law 
 judge-i' cljamhers. Lundoii, 1j:>61. 12iiio, j)p. xvi., 233.
 
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 Tlie statutes at large from Magna Cliarta to 46 Goo. III., 
 
 [1225 to 1806] ; cai'efully collated and revised, with . . . 
 index ... by D. Pickering. Cambridge, 1762-1807. 8vo, 46 
 vols. 
 
 [Another edition : 1225 to 1869. Edited by 0. Ruft'head, 
 
 J. Raithby and Sir Gr. K. Rickards.] London, 1786-1869. 
 4to, 47 vols. 
 
 [Another copy.] 
 
 [Another edition : 1807 to 1868-9.] London, 1807-69. 
 
 8vo, 64 vols. 
 
 [Another edition. 1868-9 to 1901.] London, 1869-1901. 
 
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 [Another edition, 1868-9 to 1901.] London, 1869-1901. 
 
 Svo, i^continning) . 
 
 The statutes revised. [1235-1800.] London, 1870. 8 vols. 
 
 The statutes ; second revised edition. London, 1888-1900. 
 
 8vo, {continuing). 
 
 A collection of statutes of practical utility, by J. Chitty 
 
 . . . Third edition. Loudon, 1865. 8vo, 4 vols. 
 
 The statutes of practical utilitj; . . . being the fifth edition 
 
 of Chitty's Statutes, by J. M. Lely. London, 1894. 8vo, 
 13 vols. 
 
 [The same, continued by J. M. Lely, 1892-1901.] London, 
 
 1892-1901. Svo, (continuing). 
 
 Local and personal acts, 18S9-1901. London, 1889- 
 
 1901. Svo, (continuing). 
 
 The years 1891 and 1892 are wanting. 
 
 Collections relating to London generally. 
 
 — [A collection of Acts of Parliament relating to, or 
 
 affecting London, 1845-1858.] London 1845-58. Folio. 
 
 Contents : Metropolis local management, 18.").5, I8.">(>, 1858 — IJuilJing 
 Act, 18.>5 — Covent-garden approach and Southwark and Westminster 
 communication, 18.)7 — Finsbury Park. 1857 — Burdctt Road, 18.58 — Diseases 
 Prevention, 185.5 — Compulsory Accpiisition Consolidation Act, 1845. 
 
 [Another collection, 1869-73.] London, 1869-73. Svo, 
 
 2 vols. 
 
 [Another collection. 1861-1888.] London, 1861-88. 
 
 [Another collection, 1884-1901.] London, 1884-1901. 
 
 Svo, (contimdng) . 
 
 These volumes contain a complete collection, for the years named, of 
 Acts of Parliament relating to, or atlecting London. 
 
 [Another collection, 1889-1895.] London, 1889-95. 
 
 Svo, 3 vols.
 
 282 
 
 Parliament — continued. 
 
 Acts of Parliament — covtinueJ. 
 Colled ions relating to London parishes and dit^tricfsi. 
 
 [A eolloctioii of local Acts of Parliament relatiiisr to 
 
 various parishes and districts in the County of London.] 
 Loudon. Folio. (»7 vols. 
 
 For (ktailoil contents see : 
 
 Aldjrate. 
 
 Pattcrsea. 
 
 Bermondsoy. 
 
 IJethnal Green. 
 
 l?o\v (bound witli Stratford'). 
 
 Brondey (liouiid witli Stratford). 
 
 t'amberwell. 
 
 Charlton. 
 
 Cliartcrhouse. 
 
 Clielsea. 
 
 Christehurcdi, Smitliwarlv. 
 
 Christ church, Spitallields. 
 
 Clapliam. 
 
 Clerkcnwell. 
 
 Ely Place (bound with Charter- 
 house). 
 
 Finsbury (bound with Cliartcr- 
 house). 
 
 Fulhani. 
 
 (Jreenwich. 
 
 Hackney. 
 
 Hammersmith. 
 
 Hampstead. 
 
 Islinf^ton. 
 
 Kensington. 
 
 Lambeth. 
 
 Lee (bound with Lcwisham). 
 
 Lewisham. 
 
 Liniehousc. 
 
 Lincoln's Inn. 
 
 Mile End New Town. 
 
 Mile End Old Town. 
 
 Minorics. 
 
 Norton Folgale. 
 
 Old Artillery (Jrouml. 
 
 Old Tower Witiiout. 
 
 i'addington. 
 
 I'lumstead. 
 
 Acts of Pai-lianient relatiii','- to the parish of St. George, 
 
 ITauover-sfpiare ; with instrunients \'<>v appoiiiiine;' vestries. 
 London, L^^IH. 8vo, pj). 160. 
 
 Anotlier edition. London, IS^iO. 8vo, pp. 171. 
 
 Cojitents : Ci'Uimissioncrs of coal duties. 1711 — St. Marlin-in-the-Fields' 
 
 (hiirch, 17r.'-20— JJnrial grounds, 17n?-:5 - Workhoufc, 1787— Paving and 
 lighting. IR-T — Instruments for a)ii>oiiitiiig vestries of St. .Maitin, IC.O^, 
 and St. Gcoigf, 172i5. 
 
 Acts of Parliament relating to the ])arisli (jf Saint James, 
 
 Westminster. London, 1842. 8vo. 
 
 Contents: Erection of pari>h, 1<)85 — (Jlmrchyard, 1710 — Poor, 17(;i, 
 ]«1.')— Regulati. ti of vestries, 1830— Paving nii<! ligliting, lx;5."). 
 
 Pojilar. 
 Putney. 
 Uatcliif. 
 Polls. 
 
 Uotherhitlie. 
 
 St. Andrew and St. George. Ilolborn. 
 St. Anne, Westminster. 
 i^t. Clement Danes. 
 St. George, Hanover Square. 
 St. Gcorge-in-thc-East. 
 St. George-the-i\fartyr, Southwark. 
 St. James. Westminsl:cr. 
 St. John, Horsi'h-down. 
 St. Kathariue-by-the-Towcr. 
 St. Leonard, Shorcditch. 
 St. Luke. 
 
 St. !\Iargaret and St. John. West- 
 minster. 
 St. ;\Iartin-in-the-Fields. 
 St. Mary, Newingtou. 
 St. Marjdebone. 
 St. Mary-le-Strand. 
 St. Nicholas and St. Paul, Dcptford, 
 St. Oiave, Southwark. 
 St. Pancras. 
 
 St. Paul, Covent Garden. 
 St. Saviour, Southwark. 
 St. Sepulchre. 
 Shad well. 
 
 Southwark. Borough of. 
 Stoke Nevvington. 
 -Stratford. 
 Streathani. 
 Tooting. 
 Wandsworth. 
 Whitcflinix;]. 
 Woolwich.
 
 283 
 
 Parliament — continued. 
 
 Acts of Parliament — Collections relating to London parishes and 
 districts — continued. 
 
 Acts of Parliament for regulating the aifairs of tlie 
 
 parish of St. Maiy-le-bone. St. Mary-le-bone, 1823. 8vo, 
 pp. 459. 
 
 Contents : Wutch, pnving .-vnd li^liting, 17i)."., 180(), 1813, 1822— Parish 
 church and chafjels, 1811— District churches, 1821 — Districts, 182."). 
 
 [A collection of Acts of Parliament respecting the 
 
 erection of a workhouse in the parish of St. James, Clerkenwell, 
 1774 and 1782.] London, 1839. 8vo. 
 
 A collection of Acts of Parliament relatingf to the local 
 
 government, etc., of the parishes of St. Margaret and St. John 
 the J]vangelist, Westminster, etc. Westminster, 1837. 8vo, 
 pp. 242. 
 
 Contents, infer ttlid : Commissioners of cnal duties, 1711 — Rector of 
 St. John the Evangelist, 1727— Poor relief, 17.">1 — Paving and lighting, 
 1751, 1834 — Vestries, 1817, 1830 — Boundary and vestry instruments of the 
 l)arish of St. John the Evangelist, 172i-28 — Westminster government, 
 1584-5 — Constables and jurymen, 1765, 1757 — Buildings, 1773 — Millbank 
 Penitentiarj^ 1815 — Seditious meetings. 1816 — Improvements, 1826 — Coal 
 vending, 1830— Small debts, 1886— Titles of acts in. force affecting the 
 parishes of St. Margaret and St. John, Westminster. 
 
 Pancras, Southampton Paving Acts : 41st, 43rd, 52nd, 
 
 ' and 55th George 111. [1801-15.] London, [1845?'] 8vo, 
 pp. 156, and index. 
 
 Collections on special subjects — Bridges. 
 
 [A collection of Acts of Parliament relating to Black- 
 friars Bridge.] London, 1766-1833. Folio. 
 
 Contents : Construction, 1755 — Completion and Eedemption of Tolls, 
 1766— Sunday Tolls, 1786, 1809— Maintenance Fund, 1812— Repairs, 
 1833. 
 
 Canals. 
 
 — [A collection of Acts of Parliament relating for the most 
 
 part to the Grand Junction Canal.] London, 1793-1826, 
 Folio. 
 
 Contents : Grand Junction. 1793, 1826 — West IMiddlescx Waterworks, 
 1810— Regent's Canal, 1812, ISlC— Counter Creek, 1824— Kensington 
 Canal, 1826. 
 
 [A collection of Acts of Parliament relating to Regent's 
 
 Canal. 1812-1826.] London, 1820-35. Folio. 
 
 Consolidated Clauses. 
 
 [Consolidated clauses Acts. 1845-1847.] London, 
 
 1845-47. Folio. 
 
 Contents : Companies, 1845 — Acquisition of lands for public buildings, 
 1845 — Railways,' 1845 — Markets and Fairs, 1847 — Gas, 1847 — Public Com- 
 missioners, 1847 — Water, 1847 — Harbours, 1847 — Paving, 1847 — Cemeteries, 
 1847— Police, 1847.
 
 284 
 
 Parliament — coniinned. 
 
 Acts of Parliament — L'ulhdions on special subjects — continued. 
 Electric lighting. 
 
 [Electric lis^htiii'^ Acts relating to London, 1881-1901.] 
 
 London, 1881-1901. 8vo, 2 vols. 
 
 Gas lighting. 
 
 [A collection uf Acts of Parliament relating to the snpi^ly 
 
 of gas, 1847-1860.] London, 1847-61. Folio. 
 
 Contents : Sales. LSo'.)— Mt'trin)olitan sapi)lv, LSfU) — Coiisoliilated clauses 
 1847. 
 
 [A collection of Acts of Parliament relating to the supply 
 
 and sale of gas, 1847-1888.] London, 1847-88. 8vo. 
 
 Highways, 
 
 [A. collect ion of Acts of Purliament relating to highways 
 
 in or near the metropolis, 1741-1835.] London, 1779-1835. 
 Folio. 
 
 Contents : UxbriilKC Koad, 1741, 1760, 1794, 1S02, 1814, 182(;— Edgeware 
 Road, 1778, 1799, 1819— Harrow Uoad, 1801, 1804, 1819, 1826— Staines 
 Road, 1811, 1813, 1825— Marylehone Road, etc., 1813— Highgatc and 
 Hampstead Roads, 1821 -Turnpike Roads, England, 1822, 'l823, 1835, 
 183(5— Trustees, 1823, 1824— FuUiani and lirompton Roads, 182.5— Gold hawk 
 Roa-l. Sheplierds Bush, 182(; — Kinchley Road, 1826 — Consolidation of Trusts 
 on Metropolitan Roads north of the Thames, 1826, 1829— Avenue Road, 
 1835. 
 
 Hospitals. 
 
 [A collection of Acts of Parliament relating princif)ally 
 
 to the estates of the Bethlehem Hosi)ital.] London, 1813-35. 
 Folio. 
 
 Contents : Agreement with Mayor and Citizens of London, 1781 — 
 Eniliankin? ho.spital estate at, Wainflcel St. Mary, Line, 1813, 1825 — 
 Confirmation of leases, I'-ridewell and Bethleliem Hospitals, 1825— 
 Reformation of prisons, 183." 
 
 ■>. 
 
 Improvevieiits. 
 
 [A collection of Acts of Pai-lianictii reliiting to various 
 
 impi-ovcments in the metrojx^lis, 1766-1857.] Lond(m, 
 l833-5>^. Folio. 
 
 Contents: ni,'u;kfriars-bri<]ge, 1 766, 1833— Coal Dues, 1839, 1840, 18tl. 
 1844— Farrinffdon Roa<l, 1838, 1840— Royal Exchange, 1838— V'arious street 
 improvements, 1H40, 1851 — Craidtouiiie Street, 1841 — Consolidated compul- 
 eory ac'iuisition acts, 1845 — Wcstininstor improvements, 1845, 1847 — 
 Cannon Street and Queen Street imjirovements, 1847, 1850. 
 
 Paving and lighting. 
 
 [A collection of Acts of Parliament relating to the 
 
 jiaving, lighting, etc., of the streets in the parishes of Saint 
 Margaiet. Saint John the Evangeli.st, and Saint James, West- 
 niin.ster. and Saint Clement Danes, 1835 and 1840.] London, 
 1835-40. 8vo. 
 
 Contents : St. Margaret, etc., 1835 — St. Clement Danes, 1840,
 
 285 
 Parliament — conthmed. 
 
 Acts of Parliament — CoUecfions on .tpecial auJijccts — continued. 
 
 Police. 
 
 [A collection of Acts of Pai'liamont relating to the police 
 
 of Edinburgh, 1848-54.] London and Ediuburs:h, 1845-54. 
 
 8vo. 
 
 Contents : Police Act, 1818, 185-1— live-liiu-. 181'.)— Stamliiig^ orders, 
 1853. 
 
 Port of London. 
 
 [A collection of Acts of Parliament relating to the 
 
 regulation ancl im|)rovenient of the Poi-t of London, 1799- 
 1839.] London, 1799-1839. Folio. 
 
 Contents : Regulation, 1799 — Lastage and ballastage, 180.") — Regulation 
 of Ports, etc., in^United Kingdom, 1 8 H— Police, 1889. 
 
 [A collection of Acts of Pai'liament relating to tlic Port 
 
 and Docks of London and the regulation of shipping.] 
 London. 8vo, 3 vols. 
 
 Railways. 
 
 [A collection of Acts of Parliament relating to railways, 
 
 1833-1845.] London, 1833-45. Folio. 
 
 Contents : London and Birmingham, 1833, 183.5, 1839, 1845— London 
 and Sonthampton, 1834— Great Western, 1835, 1836, 1837, 1839, 18-14 — 
 Birmingham, Bristol and Thames .Junction, 183(i — London Grand Junction, 
 183tj. 
 
 [A collection of Acts of Parliament relating to the 
 
 London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Company, 1853-1898.] 
 London, 1854-98. Folio, and 8vo, 2 vols. 
 
 [A collection of Acts of Parliament relating to the South 
 
 Eastern Railway Company, 1825-1898.] London, 1828-98. 
 8vo, 2 vols. 
 
 [A collection of Acts of Parliament i-elating to the 
 
 South Western Railway Companv, 1832-1899.] London, 
 1832-99. 8vo, 4 vols. 
 
 Sewers. 
 
 [A collection of Acts of Parliament relating to the 
 
 Sewers Commissions of London.] London, 1809-47. Folio. 
 
 Contents : Chart of the statute law relating to the Surrey and Kent 
 Commission of Sewers — [The same] : Westminster Commission— [The same] : 
 HoUiDrn and Fiii'^bury Commission — Surrey and Kent Commission, 1809, 
 1810, 1813, 1847 — Sewers, 1833 — Selections from the general, and local and 
 personal statutes relating to sewers within the jurisdiction of the Com- 
 missions for the City and Liberty of Westminster, r^^*. London, 1847. 8vo, 
 pp. 124 — A collection of the public statutes relating to sewers, and the 
 local acts for Holborn and Finsbnry Divisions, Middlesex. London, 1830. 
 8vo, pp. 132. 
 
 Statutes relating to the sewers within Westminster, and 
 
 part of Middlesex. London, 1826. 8vo, pp. 102. 
 
 [Another edition.] London, 1839. 8vo. pp. xxii., 94,
 
 286 
 Parliament — continnnl. 
 
 Acts of V2iX\\2im.Qnt — Co]h'ctious on special suJijeds : Sewers — coiitd. 
 ^Ac-ts of Parliament i-clating* to tlio Metropolitan Com- 
 missions of Sewers, 18-48— i9.] London, 1848-49. 8vo. 
 
 [Another collect ion, 1848-52 ; Avitli an index of subjects.] 
 
 London, 1849-52. 8v(). 
 
 [Another collection, 1848-54; with an iade.v of sul)jects.] 
 
 London, 1849-54. 8vo. 
 
 Wafer. 
 
 Acts of Parliament of 46, 50, and 53 Georf^e III. [1806- 
 
 1813] for estahlishino; and extending the West Middlesex 
 water-works and incorporating the company of proprietors : 
 also the bve-laws for the good government thereof. London, 
 1832. 8vo, pp. 129. 
 
 [A collection of Acts of Parliament relating to the 
 
 London water companies, 1721-1894,] London, 1785-1894. 
 Folio. 
 
 [Another collection.] Loudon. Folio, 8 vols. 
 
 Single Acts. 
 
 An act [29 Geo. If., c. Ixxxvii., 1755-6,] for regulating 
 
 the nightl}' watch . . . paving and cleansing the streets 
 . . . within the parishes of Saint John Wajiping, Saint 
 I'aul Shadwell, the hamlet of Ratclift'e, the parish of Saint 
 Ann in the county of Middlesex, and the ])recinct of Well 
 Close, in the liberty of the Tower of London. London, 1778. 
 
 An Act [56 Geo. 111., c. xxxix.] for building a new 
 
 ])arish church and a 'parochial chapel in tlio parish of Saint 
 i'ancras, in the county of Middlesex, and for other purposes 
 i-elating thereto. London, 1816. 8vo, ])p. 160. 
 
 • An Act [4 Geo. IV., c. cxviil.] for extinguishing tithes, 
 
 and customary payments in lieu of tithes, and all demands 
 for Easter oft'ci-ings, within the London or city liberty of 
 Saint Andrew Holboi-n . . . and for making compensation 
 in lieu thereof. Londini, 1823. Folio, pp. 23. 
 
 • An Act [4 Geo. IV., c. cvi.] for . . . I'epairing and 
 
 improving the roads leading from Whitechapel Church . . . 
 m\to Pa."!singford Uridge, and through . . . Shenlicld and 
 Woodford, in the county of Essex, etc. Jjondon, 1823. 8vo, 
 pp. 55. 
 
 An act — 6 Geo. IV., Cap. cxxxiv. — for paving . . . 
 
 Tothill Fields. London, 1825. 8vo, pp. 124, and index. 
 
 An act [5 Geo. IV., c. cviii.] to provide for the paving, 
 
 gravelling, lighting, and watching certain footways and 
 cairiageways in and near Brompton square in the ])arish of 
 St. Mary Abbotts Kensington, in the county of Middlesex ; 
 and to jjrovide foi- the maintenance of a garden and shrubbeiy 
 in the said .square. London, 1825. 8vo, pp. 44.
 
 287 
 
 Parliament —continued. 
 
 Acts of Parliament— <S'iHr//(,' Acts — continued. 
 
 An act [5 Geo. IV., c. c.txv.] to I'epeal several acts for 
 
 the relief and employment of the ])oor of tlic parish of St. 
 Mary Islington . . . for liglitini;- and wati-liing- . . . for 
 amending tlie i-oad from Iligligato tliiougli Maiden lane, and 
 several other roads . . . and for pi'oviding a chapel of 
 ease and an additional burial ground for the same ; and to 
 make more effectual provisions in lieu thereof. London, 1825. 
 8vo, pp. 150 ; 80. 
 
 The local act [6 C!eo. IV., c. clxxv.] of the united 
 
 parishes of St. Andrew, Holboi-n, and St. Geoi-ge the Martyr, 
 Middlesex, for the purpose of the poor and nightly watch 
 thereof. London, 1825. 8vo, pp. 51, and index. 
 
 An Act [6 & 7 Gul. IV., c. cxi.] for making a Railway 
 
 from London to Norwich and Yarmouth, by Romford, Chelms- 
 ford, Colchester and Ipswich, to be called the Eastern Counties 
 Railway. London, 1836. Folio. 
 
 An Act [3 & 4 Vict., c. 87 J to enable Her Majesty's 
 
 Commissioners of Woods, Forests, Lands, Revenues, Works, and 
 Buildings to niake additional thoroughfares in the Metropolis. 
 London, 1840. Folio. 
 
 An Act [4 & 5 Vict., c. 12] to enable Her Majesty's 
 
 Commissioners of Woods to make a new Street from Coventry 
 Street, Piccadilly, to Long Acre, and for other Improvements 
 in the Metropolis. London, 1841. Folio. 
 
 An Act [20 & 21 Vict., c. cxlvii.] to provide for the 
 
 Conservation of the river Tliames, and for the regulation, 
 management, and improvement thereof. London, 1857. Folio. 
 
 Lidices. 
 
 Index to the statutes conferring powers on the Metropolitan 
 Board of Works, passed during the Sessions 1863, 1864, and 
 1865 . . . compiled by C. H. Compton. London, [1866?]. 
 i^xo, pp. 106. 
 
 Chronological table and index of the statutes. Seventeenth 
 
 edition. London, 1901. 8vo, 2 vols. 
 Index to local acts, consisting of classified lists of the local and 
 
 personal acts from 1801-1899. London, 1900. 8vo. 
 See Biddle (8.) A table of references to unrepealed puldic 
 
 general acts arranged in the alphabetical order of their short 
 
 or popular titles. Second edition. 1869. 8vo. 
 
 Debates. 
 
 The Times parliamentary debates, 1886-1894. London, 
 
 1886-94. 4to, 48 vols. 
 
 Hansard's parliamentary debates, 1888-1889. London. 
 
 1888-89. 8vo, 19 vols. 
 
 ■ The parliamentary debates, 1895-1902. London, 1895- 
 
 1902. Svo, (^continuing).
 
 288 
 
 Parliament — continued. 
 
 Parliamentary papers. 
 
 Honsc of Lords papers and bills, 1887-1902. London, 
 
 1887-1902. Folio, and 8vo, (continuing). 
 
 An incomplete series, 'i'he Bills do not comnience until session 1898. 
 
 House of Commons bills, 1898-1902. London, 1898- 
 
 1902. Folio, (cmiiinning). 
 
 An incomplete series. 
 
 ■ House of Commons reports and i3apers, 1887-1902. 
 
 London, 1887-1902. Folio, and 8vo, {continuing). 
 An incomplete Kcries. 
 
 Command papers, 1887-1902. London, 1887-1902. 
 
 Folio, and 8vo, (continuing). 
 
 All incomi)letc ser.-cs. 
 
 Indices. 
 
 List of jiarliamcntnrv papers. 183G-1872. London, 
 
 1874. 8vo. 
 
 The same, 1873-1878-9. London, 1879. 8vo. 
 
 The same, 1887-1902. London, 1887-1902. Folio, and 
 
 8vo, (^continuing). 
 
 General alphabetical index to the papers ... of the 
 
 House of Commons, and to the ijajicrs ])rpsented by command, 
 1880-1889. London, Issi). Fnlio. pp. 479. 
 
 Parry <^Eriiest J.) The chemistry of essential oils, and artificial 
 
 jicrtuiiH's. London, 1899. 8vo, pp. viii., 411. 
 
 Partington fCharleS Frederick) An illustrated history of London 
 and its cnviron.s, exhibiting- every building of importance, 
 ancient and modern, etc. London, 1837. 8vo, 2 vols, in one. 
 
 Parton 'JollU) Some account of the hospital and parish of St. 
 Criles in the Fields, ^Middlesex. London, 1822. 4to, pp. xii., 
 428. 
 
 riatcn, inter iilin : View of liospitiil, church, and i)iirish--l'lH,u of hospital 
 and precincts — I'ljin of St. Giles' parish, 1 200-1300— View of the north west 
 tnburljs of London, with St. Gilts' jiarisli. temp. Eliz.ibeth — Plan of the 
 antient state (f St. Giles' parish — Old chnrch of St. Giles in the Fields — 
 Present chinch — Jnns and houses of entertainment — 'J'haiict and Dyot-liouse 
 and r.rownlow-housc — Newcastle-house— Am.aRter-houEC aLd houses in Great 
 Queen street. 
 
 Partridge ^Richard William) and ' Ernie) Handbook to the 
 
 Lunacy Acts Amendment Act, IhMi; with list of new penalties, 
 liondon, 1^589. 8vo,,j)p. 119, and appendix. 
 
 PaSCall ''James) Clei-kenwell ; statements with particulars of the 
 \ arious cliarital)le l>c(juef;ts, gifts, estates, i-ciit charges, annuitieP, 
 etc., now or heretofore belonging to tliis ])arish on belialf of the 
 ])oor. London, 1851. 8vo, pj). \()^\
 
 280 
 
 . Pask (^ James) ''"'iR ]ir;ictlce of rcgistci-Iiifj^ judgments, decrees, 
 vie. Ijoiidoii, is.")!!. Svo, pp. xii., \l'-'>. 
 
 Paterson (James) Tlic Intoxicating Licpior Licensing- Acts, 1872, 
 ib71; with introduction, notes, and index. London, 1877. Svo, 
 pp. xxii., 269. 
 
 Paton (Diarmid Noel) 'SV'e Edinbargh. A study of the diet 
 of tlif labouring chisscs in Edinburgh, elc. [liX)l.] 8vo. 
 
 Paton (James) 'See Hell (Sir J.) and J. Paton. Glasgow : its 
 municipal organization and administration. 1896. Svo. 
 
 Patten (Simon N.) The decay of state and local governments. 
 Pliiladelphia, 1890. Svo, pp. 17. 
 
 Ileprinted from the " Annals of tlie American Academy of Political and 
 Social Science." 
 
 Paul (Roland W.) Vanishing London : a series of draAvings 
 illustrating some of the old houses, etc., in London and "West- 
 minster. London, 1894. 4to, pp. 24. 
 
 Plates, inter alia : Emmanuel hospital, Westminster : chapel, courtyard 
 and entrance — Doorway, and fireplace, No. 9, Grosveuor road — Nos. 417,418, 
 413, 414, Strand — Doorways, Buckingham street, Adelphi — Nos. 10 and 11, 
 Buckingham street — Nos. 1(34, 165, 166, 167, Strand— Dysart house, Norfolk 
 street — Wych street, Strand — Holywell street, Straufl — Clement's Inn, garden 
 house: three views — No. ni, Lincoln's Inn Fields and gateposts of Lindsey 
 house — Houses in Strand, Chancery lane and Fetter lane — Rolls house and 
 chapel — Lincoln's Inn: gateway and Old Square — Nos. 184 and 185, Fleet 
 street — Middle Temple lane — No. 17, Fleet street : ceiling and fireplace — 
 Temple, Lamb building — Nos. 55 and 56, Great Queen street— Doorway, 
 Featherstone buildings, Holborn — Old Bell Inn, Holborn — Fetter lane- 
 Barnard's Inn Hall — Sir Paul Pindar's house, Bishopsgate street : window, 
 ceiling — Three old houses in Bishopsgate — Nos. 8, 9, 10, Great St. Helen's — 
 Crosby Hall chambers, ceiling — No. 10, Austin Friars — Nos. 6, 7, Aldgate — 
 Fireplace from the Palace, Bromley-by-Bow. 
 
 Paul (S. Cassan) London evictions. [London], 1882. Svo. 
 [An article in ]\Lacmil]an's Magazine for October, 1882, pp. 498-504.] 
 
 Pavy (Frederick William) Treatise on food and dietetics, 
 physiologically and therapeutically considered. London, 1875. 
 Svo, pp. X.. 613. 
 
 Payne (William Henry Christopher) See Richards (H. C.) and 
 
 W. H. C. Payne. The ^letropolitan water supply. 1891. Svo. 
 
 *S'ee Richards (H. C.) and AV. H. C. Payne. London water 
 
 supply. Second edition. 1899. Svo. 
 
 Peabody (Francis Gr.) Chainty and character. See Barrows (I. C.) 
 Proceedings of the National Confei'ence of Charities 
 held in Grand Rapids, Mich., June 4-10, 1896. Edited by I. C. 
 Barrows. 1896. Svo. 
 
 T 
 
 [L.C. 12
 
 290 
 
 Pearson (Cliarles) ^*''.v of Loudon Sewers: report on the ease in 
 the (Queen's l?iiicli, Newbold r. Daw. London, 1859. 8vo, • 
 
 VV- '■ 
 
 [A pamph'i't bound up witli otlurs in vdliuiic. Lo/itlun trojiic, rtr., 
 ISo(j-(itl. St-f London TratHc] 
 
 Peek (.Sir Henry William) Tlie Christ's Hospital coulroversy. 
 London. 1S95. 8vo, pp. 373, and index. 
 
 Pember (Francis W.) See Griffiths (W. ]^) and V. W. Pend)er. 
 The London J>iiildiuo- Act. 1894. 8vo. 
 
 Penfold (Charles) A letter to the Earl of Carlisle upon tlie 
 diaiiiage of the town of Croydon under the Healtli of Towns 
 Act. London, 1849. Svo, pp. 12. 
 
 [A pamphk't bound up with others in volume, J'l/nix fur vui n<j) ilihin, 
 drainagf, lS4i>-lJo. Si-c Drainage auil Sewerage.] 
 
 Practical remarks upon the principle of I'ating i-ailway, 
 
 gas, water, and other companies ; land, tithes, buildings, manu- 
 factories, and other properties liable to be assessed towards the 
 relief of the poor. Sixth edition, re-written and extended by 
 J. T. Kershaw and W. :\larshall. London, 1870. 8vo, pp. xx., 
 304. 
 
 Pennant fThomas) The history and antiquities of London. 
 London, l^L'l. 8yo, 2 vols. 
 
 Plates, inter tiJin : 
 
 Vol. L : Palace at Westminster — Westminster Hall — Map of London in 
 the time of Elizabeth — Lambeth Palace — Llan of the City of Westminster 
 in the time of Elizabeth — Westminster Abbey — Painted Chamber — Gate 
 belonging to the Old Palace of Whitehall — St. James's Palace — Somerset 
 House — Temi)le Bar — E]ly Place — Remains of the cloisters of Bartholomew 
 the Great Priorj' — Princijial gate of St. Bartholomew'^ Hospital — Charter 
 House, Great Hall — St. John's Gate — Newgate — Giltspnr Street Compter — 
 Shaftesbury House, Aldersgate Street — Sir Paul Pindar's House, Bishopsgate 
 Street. 
 
 Vi>l. IL : Picmains of St. Michael's Cliapel, Aldgatc — Tlie Tower — Custom 
 House — Port of London as it ai)peared in the Great Fire, 1G66 — The Moinnnent 
 — Whittington's House, Hart Street, Crutched Eriars— St. Paul's— Guildhall 
 — Mercer's ihill — The East India House — The Bank — Crosby House. 
 
 Second edition. London, 1818. 8vo, pp. 104. 
 
 Peoria, Illinois Fifth annual report of the Department of Public 
 Works, 189(J. Peoria, 1897, 8vo, pp. 52, and ') folding tables 
 and map, 
 
 Percy 'Sholto and (Reuben) London, or interesting memorials of 
 its rise, progress, and present state, f iondon, 1824, 12mo, 3 vols. 
 
 Perth, Western Australia Pertli Cily Council ; mayor's report, 
 lb99-19(J0, with departmental reports attaciied. Pcrtli, 1900. 
 Folio, pp. 31.
 
 291 
 
 PetersJorfT (Charles) Concise and ])i;;icf ical nl»i'i(l<4'tnci]t of the 
 common and statute law, etc. London, lS(Jl-()4. 8vo, <j vols. 
 
 Peterson (W. ) Teclinieal education in Canada. See Education. 
 Technical I'.Miication (yongToss. 1897. 8vo. 
 
 Petroleum PetJ'oleuin hill ; luinntes of evidence. London, 1872. 
 Folio, pp. \\u.. 1."'>S. 
 
 Report from the select committee on petroleum ; togetlier 
 
 with the procoedino-s of the committee, minutes of evidence, 
 appendi.x, and index. London, 1896. Folio, pp. xii., 918. 
 
 [Another report.] London, 1897. Folio, pp. x., 407. 
 
 [Another report.] London 1898. Folio, pp. Ixxiv., 75. 
 
 Philadelphia, City of Second, annual message of E. H. Titler, 
 Mavor of the City of Philadelphia, with annual reports . . . 
 188S. Philadelphia, 1889. 8vo, pp. xiii., 519, and tables. 
 
 Annual reports of the commissioners of Fairmou.nt Park, 
 
 1869 to 187 L, 1878. Philadelphia, 1869-78. 8vo, 4 vols. 
 
 Phillimore (Mrs. R. C.) Women in social life. See Hand (J. E.) 
 Good citizensliij). 1889. 8vo. 
 
 Phillips (G-. W.) The histoiy and anti(|uities of the parish of 
 Bermondsey. London, 1841. 8vo, pp. xii., 115. 
 
 Contents : The Abbey— Chapels— Churches — Court leet— Fendall estate — 
 The Grange — -Hospitals — Indenture between the king and the monks of 
 Bermondsey — Leather market — Loyal volunteers — The manor — Priors of the 
 monastery — The j)arish — Paving and lighting acts — Poor laws — Population 
 — The Piiory — Rood or Cross — Royal Palace — Schools — Convent of Sisters of 
 Mercy — Spa — St. James's Distiict Visiting Society— Trade and manufactures 
 — Tradesmen's tokens. 
 
 Plates : South-west view of St. Mary Magdalen — North Gate House 
 of Bermondsey Abbey — Ancient houses in Long "Walk — West front of St. 
 Mary Magdalen — St. James's Chapel of ease. 
 
 Phillips (H. Joshua) Engineering chemistry ; a practical treatise, 
 etc. Second edition. London, 1894. 8vo, pp. xvi., 398. 
 
 Phillips (John Rolandj Local taxation in England and Wales. 
 See Probyn (J. W.j Local government and taxation. 1882. 
 8vo. 
 
 Phillips (^Richard) Modern London : being the histor}^ and 
 present state of the British Metropolis. London, 1805. 4to, 
 pp. viii., 573. 
 
 Contents, inter alia : History of London — General description of London 
 — Present maniiers and police of the Metropolis — Hospitals and otlicr public 
 charities — Juridical and legal tribunals and establishments — Royal palaces, 
 jiarlcs ami otlier aiipurtenances of state and government — Commerce and 
 trade of l^jondon, pui>lic oftices, and public commercial buildings — Prisons — 
 Architecture, public and private buildings, stpiares and statues — Learned 
 societies, literature and literary journals — Public amusements, theatres,
 
 
 Phillips (Richard) — continued. 
 
 imisioal aiiil theatric il jierformances — State of the fine arts, etc.. public and 
 private collections, and public exhibitions — Appendix (list of public buildings 
 and institutions) - Index. 
 
 Plates : London and Westminster from Greenwich — Map of London — West 
 India Docks and Greenwich Hospital— ^Greenwich Park on Easter Monday — 
 Court of King's Bench, Westminster — Promenade in St. James's Park — 
 Entrance to HtiIo Park on a Sunday — The Admiralty, the War Ollicc. and 
 the Treasury — Westminster from Lambeth — Houses of Parliament, with the 
 royal procession — The King: on his throne in the House of Lords — The House 
 of Commons — The Rotunda in the Bank of Eno;land — The liank, P)ank 
 Buildings, Pioyal Exchange, and Cornhill — The Royal Exchange— St. Paul's 
 Cathedral — The annual meeting of the charity children in St. Paul's 
 Cathedral — Westminster Abljey — The Society of Arts distributing its })re- 
 miums — Drury Lane Tlicatre from the stage — The Royal Family at Covcnt 
 Garden Theatre— Vauxhall on a gala night — A series of plates illustrating 
 London street trades. 
 
 A morning walk from London to Kew. London, 1820. 
 
 8vo, pp. xvi., 393, and index. 
 
 Phillips 'Thomas Jodrell) Reports of cases argned and deter- 
 mined in the High Coai-t of Chancery, during the time of Lord 
 Chancellor Lvndhurst, with a fev? during the time of Lord 
 Chancellor Cottenham, 1841-1849. London, 1847-49. 8vo,2vols. 
 
 Pickering (Danby) See Parliament. Acts of Parliament — Genend 
 rollpctions. The statutes at large [1225-1806] ; carefully collated 
 . . . by D. Pickering. 1762-1807. 8vo. 
 
 Pigot 'James) and Co. London commercial directory, etCi 1838 
 and 1«46. London, 1838-46. 8vo, 2 vols. 
 
 [With the directory for 1846 is bound up a directory of the counties of 
 Bedford, Cambridge, Essex, Herts, Huntingdon, Kent, Middlesex, Norfolk, 
 SuflFolk, Surrey, and Sussex.] 
 
 Pinks 'William John) The history of Clerkcnwell; with additions 
 by the editor, E. ,). Wood. London, 1865. 8vo, jjp. xx., 800. 
 
 I'latcs, iii/.flr alia : Map of ClerkenwcU — Plan of Clerkenwell, l-'iGO — Ray 
 Street, showing site of the old Clerk's well, etc. — The new church of St. James 
 — The old church of St. James — The cloister of St. Mary's Nunnery — The 
 crypt of St. Jolm's Church — Newcastle House — St. .John's Gate, north side, 
 Hiiil — Spa Fields Chapel — London Spa, 1731 — Remains of St. John's Pi'iory, 
 1661 — Aylesbury House and chapel, 1G61 — The entrance to the river Fleet, 
 with Bridewell Bridge, 17.56 — St. John's Gate — Hieks's Hall — Middlesex 
 Sessions House, 1796 — Old houses, St. John Street, 1814 — St. .John's Church 
 — Sadler's Wells, 1804 — Bishop Burnet's house, St. John's Square, 1858 — 
 St. Mark's Church — Tiie Queen's Head, St. John Street, 1787 — Islington Spa, 
 ISCS— North view of old Sa-ller's Wells, 17:50— New River Head, 17.30, 17'.)8 
 — The church of St. James, Pentohville — Christ Church, Pentonville — St. 
 Phillip's Church, Granville Square — Busby's Folly — Belvedere Garden.s — 
 White Conduit House, 1731— Old White 'Conduit House Tea Gardens- 
 Remains of the residence of Nell Gwynn, Bagnigge Wells, 1844. 
 
 Pitt ''Charles) Exposition of some par-ticulars respecting the y)lan 
 and ex[)en.so.s of the new street, comparison of the original 
 estimates with the actual expenditure, etc. London, 1818. 8vo, 
 pp. xiv., 120; 334.
 
 2t)3 
 
 Pitt-Lewis (George) N''t^ f-cwis (C. J'.; 
 
 Playfair (Sir Lyon) ludnstrial competition and conaniercial fi'ee- 
 dom ; an address, etc. London, 1885. 8vo, pp. IG. 
 
 Subjects of social welfare. London, 1889. 8vo, pp. vi., 
 
 292. 
 
 Contents : Public health — Sleep and its conconiitanL phenomena — Vacci- 
 nation — Vivisection — Disposal of the dead — Depres&ion of agriculture and 
 fair trade — Displacement of labour by invention — Industrial competition 
 and commercial freedom — Effect of protection on wages — Bi-metallism — 
 Inosculatidn of tlie arts and. sciences — Science and the State — Petroleum — 
 Primary education — Technical education — Teaching universities and examin- 
 ing boards — Univei'sities and professional education. 
 
 The tariffs of the United States in relation to free trade. 
 
 [A speech.] London, 1890. 8vo, pp. 31. 
 
 Plumstead District Board Reports and accounts of the Plum- 
 stead District Board, 1855-1900. London,. 1855-1900. S^^o. 
 
 Marsh Acts of Parliament relating to Plamstead Marsh, 
 
 1530-1878. London, 1878. Folio. 
 
 Plymouth, County Borough of Abstract of accounts, 1894-95 to 
 
 1895-99. Plymouth, 1895-99. 8vo, (continning) . 
 
 Report by Mr. James Mansergh, U.E., on the Plymouth 
 
 sewage. Plymouth, 1894. Folio, pp. 20, and 2 plans. 
 
 Report of the Finance Committee, with abstract of 
 
 accounts, 1893-94, and estimates, 1894-95. Plymouth, 1894. 
 4to. 
 
 Pocock (William Willmerj The drainage of London; a letter 
 addressed to the Metropolitan Board of Works, on the value of 
 the sewage, the most economical mode of disposing of it, and the 
 means of effecting its application to agricultural purposes. 
 London, 1856. 8vo, pp. 32. 
 
 [A pamphlet bound up with others in volume, Seivage vtilization, 1S45-G5. 
 See Drainage and Sewerage.] 
 
 See Jupp (E. B.) An historical account of the 
 
 Company of Carpenters . . . Second edition ... by 
 W. W. Pocock. 1887. Svo. 
 
 Police First report cd' the commissioners appointed to inquire as to 
 the best means of establishing an eificiont constabulary force in 
 the counties of England and Wales. London, 1839. Svo, 
 pp. xii., 410. 
 
 Metropolitan Accounts of the Metropolitan Police, for 
 
 the years 1829 to 1900-1901. L(mdon, 1830-1901. Folio, 
 (^rontinni)ig).
 
 Police, Metropolitan — coutinneJ. 
 
 Report from the c-onimittee on tlir state of the police of 
 
 the ^h'trojtolis. witli flic niiiniK's of r\i(l(Mioe, (7c. London, 
 
 1810. Svo, pp. ;{Ut;; ;>2. 
 
 Police report of ^luy, 1817, relative to public house 
 
 licences : report of the committee on the state of the police of 
 the Metropolis, with the minutes of evidence. London, 1817. 
 8vo, pp. 460. 
 
 PP. l-S arc wantin.ir. 
 
 l{e])ort of the Commissioner of Police of the IMetropolis for 
 
 the years l870-li:>00. London, 1871-1UU2. Folio, {routiiiniiuj). 
 
 Police Courts, Metropolitan Report of departmental committee 
 of i8'J2 '.*;> upon tlie number and limits of the Metropolitan 
 Police Court Districts aiul the arrano-ement for service of the 
 Courts by the Metropolitan magistrates. London, 1893. Folio, 
 pp. 127. 
 
 Contents of aiipeiidix : Sumniaiy of evidence — Mimites of evidence — 
 Business transacted at Metropolitan Police Courts, 1881 to 1891, and 
 summary of tiffiires for the jcars 18S1 and 1891 — Total luimber of attendances 
 in court of each of the magistrates, and number of cases disposed of during 
 years ended March, 18S8, March. 1<S89, and Se])tember, 1892 — Memoranihim 
 as to the sittings of the magistrates at the Wandsworth (now South Western^ 
 Police Court from February, 1890, to October, 1892, by Mr. G. L. Denman — 
 Memorials praying for the appointment of an additional magistrate at the 
 South Western Police Court — Letters from two solicitors practising at the 
 North London Police Court, representing the desirability of the appointment 
 of an adtlitional magistrate at that Court — Uepresentations against the 
 abolition of tlie Westminster Police Court — Evidence witli reference to 
 Marlborough Street Police Court, given before the Home Office Departmental 
 Committee of 1887 — Memorials with reference to the retention of Marlborough 
 Street Police Court — Letter from the Wimbledon Ilatepayers' Association as 
 to Police Court accommodation at Wimbledon — Memorial ])raying for the 
 appointment of a stipendiaiy magistrate to hear and determine njiou school 
 attendanee cases in [daces other than the Police Courts. 
 
 Pollard '^ James) A study in municipal government; the Corpora- 
 tinn (d 15(1 fill. Ivliiiljurgh, 1898. 8vo, ])p. ix., 164. 
 
 Pollock ^Sir Charles Edward) The practice of the County 
 Courts, with tlie decisions (d' the Superior Courts, and tables 
 of fees and costs: also an appendix containing all Mie statutes, 
 7-ules of practice, and foriiis. Seventh editi(m, by C. E. Polhiek 
 and JI. Nieol. Londofi. lS'70. 8vo. pj). xix., V'21. 
 
 Kiglith edition, l)y 11. Nicol and A. Wilson. London, 
 
 1876. 8vo, pj). xl.. Uh:>. 
 
 Poncelet C Jean Victor; and Joseph Aime Lesbros lOxperiences 
 
 liydrauliiptes sur les hjis de recoiilement de I'eau a travers les 
 orifices rectangulaires verticaux a giandes dimejisions 
 Meuioire In k I'Academie dcs Sciences . . . 1829. Paris, 
 lb'.)2. 4to, pp. [iv.], 268, and folding i)iate.s.
 
 295 
 
 Pontich (Henri de) Sei' Somirou ( ) imd H. de Pontldi. 
 
 lieciu'il iuiiioti; des lois et drcrets sur riiciministration . . . 
 de I'aris et dii departcment de la .Seine. 1S1);5. 8vo. 
 
 Poor Law Commissioners Foui-frentli annual ivjioit, witli apjjcn- 
 
 dices. London, 1848. 8vo, pji. iv., 187. 
 
 Report of special assistant poor law commissionei-s on the 
 
 employment of women and cliildrcn in af^ricnlture. London, 
 
 1843. 8vo, pp. xiv., 378. 
 
 [Thi.s volume has been incorrectly iiiailo up, a second copy ol' pp. H3-48 
 having been in.serted in place of pp. 1-16. j 
 
 Report to Her Majestj^'s Principal Secretary of State for 
 
 the Home Department ... on an inquir}^ into the sanitary 
 condition of the labouring population of Great Britain; with 
 appendices. London, 1842. 8vo, pp. xxxi., 457. 
 
 Report to the Secretary of State for the Home Depart- 
 ment on the training of pauper children, with appendices. 
 London, 1841. 8vo, pp. xii., 421. 
 
 Schools Report of the departmental committee appointed 
 
 by the Local Government Board to inquire into the existing* 
 systems for the maintenance and education of children under 
 the charge of managers of district schools and boards of 
 guardians in the Metropolis, and to advise as to any changes 
 that may be desirable. London, 1896. Folio, 2 vols. 
 
 Unions Statement of the names of the several unions 
 
 and poor law parishes in England and Wales ; and of the popu- 
 lation and area thereof ; together with the post town of each 
 parish. London, 1898. Folio, pp. iv., o09. 
 
 Poor Rate Valuation Return of the viduation to the poor rates 
 of each parish in England for the parochial \ear 1881-82. 
 London, 1882. Folio, pp. 234. 
 
 Poplar District Board Reports and accounts of the Poplar 
 District Loaid, 18.J8-19U0. London, 1858-1900. 8vo. 
 
 Hamlet and Parish of Acts of ParlianuMit relating to 
 
 the handel and palish of Pophir, 1799-1885. London, 1806-85. 
 Folio. 
 
 Contents: West Tiulia Docks, 1799, 182.-), 1881. 1838, ISlio— East India 
 Docks. 1803, 1806, 1814, 1828, 1835, 1838, 1865— Paving, lighting, and 
 watching, 1813— Creation of Poplar Parish, 1817 — Eastern Counties Uaihvav, 
 1S47- Subway under Thame=. iMii"., 1.S77, 1882, 18S5 — Imjinivenient^. 187;>— 
 Ferries, 1«53. 
 
 Ucion Financial and statistical statements and abstract 
 
 of the accounts of the Board of Guardians, 1900-1901. London, 
 1901. 8vo, ],]■). 91. 
 
 Popplewell (William Charles) The prevention of smoke com- 
 bined with the ecojiomical combustion of fuel; with forty-six 
 illustrations. London, 1901. 8vo, pp. xx., 203.
 
 21»6 
 
 Portal I Ethel M.) i"l'<^' work of a lailiu.-;' settlement, (b'ee Hand 
 (.1. K. ) Good citizonshijt. 1S99. 8vn. 
 
 Porter (Charles T. I A m-atise on the liicliurds steam engine 
 iudioutoi- . . . and tlie development and application of force 
 in the steam entfine. I'ii\ii-tli edition. London, 1888. 8vo, 
 pp. --'78. 
 
 Portsmouth, County Borough of Abstract of accounts, 1898-99 
 
 to Isyu-lyou. Portsmouth, 1^99-1900. 8vo, (continuing). 
 
 Potosi, Mexico Boletin de la inspeccion general de saluln-idad 
 l)ubliL-a del cstado, 1895-1902. San Luis Potosi, 1895-1902. 
 8vo, {continuing). 
 
 Ciudad de San Luis Potosi . . . Boletin demografico- 
 
 meteorologico, 1895-1902. San Luis Potosi, 1895-1902. 870, 
 {continuing). 
 
 Potter 'Henry Ingle) See Cranfield (S. AV.) and H. J. Potter. 
 Houses for the working classes in urban districts. 1900. 4to. 
 
 Povah 'Alfred; The annals of the parishes of St. Qlave, Hart 
 Street, and All Hallows Staining, in the City of London, 
 ecclesiastically united. A.i". 1870. London. 1894. 4to, pp. xxiii., 
 429. 
 
 Contents : The parish— Parish church— Church furniture — Pre-reformation 
 period — The lirasses — Marble monuments — L&lger stones, etc — Baptismal 
 register — Marriage register — Burial register — Plagues — Account and minute 
 books — A<lvow-son — City tithes — Rectors of St. Olave's — Notable names — 
 Principal buildings in both parishes — AUhallows Staining ; parish, pari.sh 
 church and advowson — Ancient monuments ; churchyard ; crypt — Register 
 — Ben<-fice ami incumbents of AUhallows, 132'J to 1866— Churchwardens' 
 l>ooks — .\pperi'lix — Index. 
 
 Powell 'Francis E.j The church and civilisation. /See Hand (J. E.) 
 Good citizenship. 1899. 8vo. 
 
 Powell (^Harry Jj Technical education in i^elation to glass manu- 
 facture. Hitc Lducation. Technical Education Congress. 1897. 
 8vo. 
 
 Powell 'Wilfrid; llei)ort on commercial education in Germany. 
 London, 1898. 8vo, pp. 29. 
 
 Pownall '^Henryj The maintenance of the aged and necessitous 
 ])oor, a national tax and not a local poor i-ate ; a subject for the 
 consideration of all ratepayers. London, [1856 ?] 8vo, pp. 23. 
 
 fA pamphh't bound uj) with others in volume, AcnmntH.fnance, ratei,etc., 
 1802. See A-counts.] 
 
 Pragne Lie konigliche Hauptstadt Prag mit den Voroi-ten . . . 
 Sijiaratabdnick ans dem Statisti.schen Handbucho von Prag und 
 Vororten fur das Jahr 1890. Prag, 1891. 8\o. pp. iv., 51.
 
 297 
 
 Praffue -^cuntinued. 
 
 Prag niit den A'(jrorten . . . Statistiselif Beviclit iibci- 
 
 die wic'litiii'steu demograpliisclieii Vei-Iiiilliiisso. AV'ien, 1887. 
 8vo, pp. 71. 
 
 Uapitort sur radiniuistration coiiamnuale . . . du Prague 
 
 et des (^ommune.s-faubourgs . . . 1893 et 1894. Prague, 
 189<x 8to, pji. 31. 
 
 ['• Tat lie (Ics matiurcs" only.] 
 
 Die .statistiscbe ConiHiisKion der . . . Hauptstadt Prag 
 
 samrat Vororton und das Pfager .stiidtische stati.sti.sclie Bureau 
 in der Zcit von 1870 bis 1895/e^f. Prag, 1895. 8vo, pp. 79. 
 
 Statistisches Handbucb der Hauptstadt Prag" und der 
 
 Vororte . . . fiu- die Jabre 1887 und 1888, 1889, 1893. Prag, 
 1889-97. 8vo, 3 vols. 
 
 Statistiscbes Handblicblein . . . fiir das Jabr, 1S76. 
 
 Prag, 1877. 8vo, pp. [vii.], 136. 
 
 Verwaltungsbericbt der . . . Hauptstadt Prag und 
 
 der Vororte . . 'T fiir die Jabre 1885 und 1886, 1887-1889, 1893 
 und 1894, 1895. Prag, 1890-97. 8vo, 4 vols. 
 
 Wobnverbaltnisse in der Hauptstadt Prag und den Vororten 
 
 . . . nacb den Ergebnissen der Yolkziiblung von 31 December, 
 1890. Prag, 1895. 8vo, pp. xiii., 305. 
 
 Preceptors, Colleg'e of Tbe calendar for tbe years 1899-1902. 
 London, 1899-1902. 8vo, {continuing^. 
 
 Preece (Sir William Henry) Tbe pi-ocess of telegrapby. See Civil 
 Engineers, Institute of. Practical applications of electricity. 
 1884. 8vo. 
 
 Preston, County BorOUg'h of Abstracts of accounts, 1893-94 to 
 1899-1900. Pre.ston, 1894-1900. 8vo, {continuing). 
 
 Annual reports of medical officer of bealtb. 1900. Preston, 
 
 [1901.] 4to, pp. 32, tables and maps. 
 
 Proceedings of tbe Council of tbe Borougb of Preston ; to- 
 
 gether witb accounts, reports, and retui"n.s, 1867-68 to 1876-77. 
 Preston, 1867-77. 4to, 8 vols. 
 The volume for 1872-73 is wanting. 
 
 Prestwich (Joseph) Geological inquiry respect ijig tbe water-bear- 
 ing strata uf tbe country around London, witb reference 
 especially to tbe water-supply of tbe Metropolis, and including 
 some remarks on springs. London, 1851. 8vo, pp. iv., 241, and 
 map. 
 
 Tbe ground beneatb us, its geological pbases and cbanges : 
 
 being tbree lectm-es on tbe geology of Clapbam and tbe noigli- 
 bourbood of London generally. London, 1857. 8vo, pp. 79, and 
 2 plates.
 
 2U8 
 Price ( Frederick George Hilton ) A liaiKll)o()k of Lomlou l)ankers, 
 
 with some acroiint of thrii' [JredcfL'ssors, the early goldsmiths; 
 together \\ ith lists of bai)kers, from the earliest one printed in 
 1(!77 to that of the London Post Office Directory of 1876. 
 Loudon, 187t). 8vo, pj). viii., 344. 
 
 The handbook contains an alphabetical list of London bunkers, with some 
 account of each : together with a chi\)iiol(),i;ical list of London bankers, 
 bc-riMMintr at 1()77, extracted from the London directories. 
 
 Price (John A. P.) >>'' Hoblyn (R. D.) A dictionary of terras 
 used in luedii-ine. Twelfth edition, revised . . by JAP 
 Price. 1892. 8vo. 
 
 Price (John Edward) A description of the Rotnan tesselated pave- 
 ment fouml in Bucklersbury, with observations on analogous 
 discoveries. London, 1870. 4to, pp. 78. 
 
 A descri])tive account of the Guildhall of the City of 
 
 Loudon : its histoiy and associations : compiled from original 
 documents, with fac-simile charters, maps, and other illustrations. 
 Londttn, lb8G. 4to, pp. iii., 299. 
 
 Contents: Introduction — Survival of municipal institutions— The Mayor- 
 alty—Ward divisions — Parishes— Guilds— Gilda mercatoria— The Dutch 
 (iuildhall-The Steelyard— The Guildhall— Guildhall, A.n. 1326— Enlarge- 
 ment of the hall. a.d. 1411 — Kitchen and offices— Roof— Porch— Interior of 
 
 the Hall — Portraits of the judges — Statuary — Windows — Gog and Magog 
 
 Eastern crypt — Bosses in crypt — Western cryjit — The Chapel — Library — 
 I'lackwell Hall — Lord Mayor — Aldermen — Aldermen's Couit — Common 
 Council— Council Chamber— New Council Chambtr- Chamberlain's Court 
 — Town Clerk — Comptroller — Receptions and entertainments — Lord Mayor's 
 show — State and other trials — Great fire of leuij — Lotteries— Orf)lians' 
 Court — New Library — Museum — Excavations for the site of the new Council 
 chamber — Appendix. 
 
 Plates, y/ffcr «//« : Plan of wards and parishes in which the Guildhall is 
 
 situated, 188o — Prospect of Guild-Hail— The prospect of Guildhall. 175.5 
 
 Wyngaerde's View of London, circa lo50 (section showing the Guildhall)— 
 Agas's View of London, circa l.")60 (sectinn showing the Guildhall) — Hollar's 
 View of London. 1647 (section showing the Guildhall) — Plan of the Guildhall 
 and its surroundings about 17^0- View of the East end of Guildhall and the 
 old Library — South view of the entrance to Guildhall, by John Carter — 
 
 GuiMliall. entrance to the different Courts of Law, by I!. P. Schnebbelie 
 
 View of the interior of Guildhall — The inside of Guildhall— Ground plan of 
 Guildhall, 1884— The ciypt of Guildhall— Gerard's Hall cry j it, by E.Mackenzie 
 — Exterior view of I lie Guildhall (Jhapcl.by R. B. Schnebbelie, 'ISLj— Interior 
 view of the Guildhall Chapel, by R. B. Schnebbelie — Ground plan of Guild- 
 hall Cha|.el, by R. B. Schnebbelie, ISliJ— West front of Guildhall Chapel, by 
 J. C. P.uckler — West view of Guildhall Chapel and P.lackwell Hall, by J. C. 
 Bu'-kler. 1820— Pdackwoll Hall, by G. Shepherd, 18I'.»— (ireat C(juit of V.lack- 
 well Hall, by J. Nash — South-cast view of the Guildhall Chapel and Blackwell 
 Hall, by J. C. Buckler. 1K20— North .side of Guildhall Chapel, by J. C. Buckler, 
 1.H20— The Aldermen's court room, by J. P. Emslie — Common Council 
 Chamber, 1808 — Common Council f Chamber, 1884, by J. P. Emslie — New 
 Council Chamljer — State ball in the Guildhall. l>-r>\ — London actually 
 sarveytd by John Ogilby, l(;77 (section showing the Guildhall) — 
 I)la^^ing the state lotteiy in Guildhall, 1 ((;:i^Exlerior view of the Libiary 
 and Museum— Guildhall, lorth side, by If. Hodge— A'ea under Chamberlain's 
 Court, by H. Hodge.
 
 •'^W 
 
 Price (John Edward) — coniinnrd. 
 
 — iio)ii:ui ;uiti(|iiities illustruted by remains receiilly dis- 
 covered on the site of tlie Kutioual Safe Deposit Company's 
 premises, Mansion House, London. London, 187.S. 4to, pp. 79. 
 
 [Another copy.] 
 
 Prichard (Frank P.) 1'lit; study of the science of municipal govei-n- 
 nient. Phihidolphia, [1892.] 8vo. 
 
 [PP. 17-25 of No. 43 oF the imbliciitions of the American Academy of 
 Political and Social Science.] 
 
 Prickett (Frederick) I'he history and antiquities of Highgate, 
 Middlesex. London, 1842. 8vo, pp. viii., 175. 
 
 Contents, inter alia : The " High Gate" — Bishop's castle in Hornsey Great 
 Park — Manorial customs — Manor of St. John of Jerusalem — Mousewell Hill 
 — Grammar school, chapel and bec^uests — Presbyterian chapel — Dorchester 
 House — -Wliittington's stone^Lazar house at Holloway — Ken wood — Riots 
 of 1.S70 — The Spaniards, New Georgia, and Park Gate — Arundel House — 
 Cromwell Mouse — Lauderdale House — Mansion House — Fitzroy House — i^t. 
 Michael's church — Highgate cemetery — The Highgate oath — Charitable 
 benefactions — Almshouses — Memorials of remarkable characters and occur- 
 rences — B ighgate Archway — Addenda — Index. 
 
 [Another co])y.] 
 
 Prideaux (Frederick) and John Whitcombe Precedents in 
 
 conveyancing \vith dissertations on its law and pi-actice. Four- 
 teenth edition. London, 1889. 8vo, 2 vols. 
 
 The same. Sixteenth edition. London, 1895. 8vo, 2 vols. 
 
 Pridmore (Thomas Webster) (iuide to the preparation of bills of 
 
 costs. Sixth edition. London, 1879. 8vo, ])p. xvii., ()78. 
 
 750. 
 
 The same. Eighth edition. London, 1887. 8vo, pp. xx., 
 
 Prison Accounts instructions for the establishment of a revised 
 system of accounts in the prisons of Scotland, with an appendix 
 containing specimen forms. Edinburgh, 1888. 8vo, ])p. 105. 
 
 Probyn (Jehu Webb) liocal government and taxation in tlie 
 United Kingdoni : a series of essays published nndcr the sanction 
 of the CobdenChib: editfd by J. W. Probyn. l.cmdon, 1882, 
 8vo, pp. vii., 520. 
 
 (^intents : 
 
 Local governnu'nt in England ... ... ... ... G. ('. P)rodriek. 
 
 County boards ... ... ... ... ('. T. D. Aclaiid. 
 
 The areas of rural government ... ... ... ... Lord Fitzmaurice. 
 
 London government atid how to reform it ... ... J. F. B. Firth. 
 
 Municipal borniiglis and urban districts ... ... J. T. Bunce. 
 
 Local govt'rnuient and taxation in Ireland ... ... H. 0"Sliaughnessy 
 
 Local government and taxation in Scotland ... ... W. Macdonald. 
 
 Local taxation in England and Wales ... J. R. Phillips.
 
 oOU 
 
 Probyu (John Webb) — continued. 
 
 Systems ol' land ti'iiure in viin'ons countries: a series of" 
 
 essa^-s published undei' the sanction of the Cobden Club; edited 
 by J. W. Probyn. London, 1881 8vo, pp. ix., 634. 
 
 Contcuts : 
 
 The tenure of land in Ireland M. Longfield. 
 
 The law and custom of primogeniture ... G. C. Brodrick. 
 
 Tiie laml laws of En<,daiicl C. W. Hoskyns. 
 
 The tenure (if land in liidiii Sir G. Campbell. 
 
 The land system of France T. E. C. Leslie. 
 
 The Russian agrarian legislation of ISC. 1 ... ... .1. Fauclier. 
 
 The agrarian legislation of Prussia during the present 
 century : also a rei)ort on the tenure ol' land in the 
 
 Grand Duchy of Hesse R. 15. D. Morier. 
 
 The land sy.stem of Belgium and Holland 1*L de Laveleye. 
 
 P'arm land and land laws of the United States ... C. M. Fisher. 
 
 Prouy ( Gaspard C. F. M. Riche de) Baron See Kiche dc Prony 
 
 (a. C. P. M.) Baron. 
 
 Providence, Rhode Island Inaugural address of W. C. Baker, 
 JVlayor of the City, 1898. Providence, 1898. 8vo, pp. :37. 
 
 The same, 1900. Providence, 1900. 8vo, pp. 46. 
 
 Public Park Association : ])arks of leading cities of this 
 
 country, their advantages : jJaiks of Providence ; the Cove park ; 
 terminal facilities. Providence, 1887. 8vo, pp. 56, and map. 
 
 Public Pai'k Association : interior open spaces in cities, 
 
 their advantages : parks of Providence ; the Thomas Dan 
 Estate. Providence, 1889. 8vo, pp. 85. 
 
 Pugh ( ) Pugh's almanac and Queensland directory, 1898 
 
 and 1900. Brisbane, 1898-1900. 8vo, 2 vols. 
 
 Pug-in (Augustus Charles) and John Britton liiustrations of 
 
 the jiuljlic Imildings of Loiid<ni : with historical descriptive 
 axjcounts of each edifice. London, 1825-28. 8vo, 2 vols. 
 
 Pulling" (Alexander; Practical treatise on the laws, customs, 
 usages and regulations of the City and Port of London, with 
 notes of the various charters, by-laws, statutes and judicial 
 decisions by which they are established. Seccmd edition. 
 London, 1844. >5Vo, pp. Iv., 580. 
 
 Contents : Introduction — Municipal con.stitution of the City of London — 
 Ix)rd Mayor — Aldermen — Common Council — Citizens of London — Companies 
 ^Livery — Property and revenues of the Corporation of London, and the 
 mode in which they are managed and disposed of — Local rates and taxes — ■ 
 Mini>t<-rial olhcers of the (^orpoiation — Slieritls— Police — (.Vjuits (jf Law 
 belonging to the Cit}' of London — Gaols and houses of c-orreetion — Maint(;n- 
 ance and relief of the poor and sick in London — Laws relating to tithes,
 
 301 
 
 Pulling (Alexander) —contiuned. 
 
 clnuclies, cemeteries, ele., in Loudon — Laws rclat.in;^ tu l)tnl<linirs in Loudon 
 — Ueijulations of the streets, sewers, lamps and aqueducts — Uivcr Tliames 
 and I'ort of London — Pilots, watermen and liLclitei'men — Quays, wharfs and 
 docks, and rejjulations of the Custom-house — Civic regulations as to trade in 
 London — Public markets in London — Royal Exchange, and roGrulations as to 
 brokers, etc. — Bankers' regulations, and the money market— Stock and share 
 market — Slapping and insurance regulations in London — Commercial sales — 
 Corn E.xchange— Coal trade — Retail trade in LoTidon, and the customs as to 
 apprentices iind/rmcxcdrcrt — Laws relating to victuallers and tavern-keepers 
 ill Jjondon — Porters, cari-iers, and coachmen in Loudon. 
 
 Putney Acts of Pai^liamcnt relating to Putney, 172o-1871. London, 
 
 1863-71. Folio. 
 
 Contents: Putney Bridge, 1725, 1727, 18()3— Lands, 174.5— Building, 17."/.) 
 — Common, 1871. 
 
 Pycroft (Ella) History of training schools for teacliers of domestic 
 economy in England. See Education. Technical Education 
 Congress. 1897. 8vo. 
 
 Pyfferoen (Oscar) L'enseignement professionnel et Tinitiative 
 privee en Belgiqne. See Education. Technical Education Con- 
 gress, 1897. 8vo. 
 
 Q 
 
 Quick (Joseph) Remarks on the rating of gas and water works, 
 and on the principhis of compensation involved in the transfer of 
 water undertakings fi'om private to puldic authorities. London, 
 1880. 8vo, pp. 57. 
 
 R 
 
 R., W. J. D. IJ.e. W. J. D. Roper.] S^e Charterliouse. Chronicles 
 of Charter House by a Carthusian ; [i.e. W. J. 1). Roper]. 
 1847. 8vo. 
 
 Railways Amalg'amation Report from tlie joint select committee 
 . . .* on railway companies amalgamation ; togethei- witli tlie 
 proceedings of the committee, minutes of evidence, and appendix. 
 London, 1872. Folio, pp. Ixiv., 1027. 
 
 [Bound up with this report are, minutes of evidence of Mr. Morley and 
 draft report, and fourth and fifth reports from the select committee on Rail- 
 way and Canal Bills, 18.53.] 
 
 Raithby (John) See Parliament. Acts of Parliament — General 
 roUedions. The statutes at large [1225-1869. Edited by J. 
 Raithby, etc.'] 1786-1869. 4to. 
 
 Ralph (James) A critical review of the public buildings, statues, 
 and ornaments, in and about London and Westminster, etc. 
 London, 1783. 12mo, pp. xxxi., 209, and index.
 
 302 
 
 Ilxill 'Gilbert S.) 'i'lic iiicandescent laiup ami its luaniiliK'ture. 
 London, 1893. Sv,.. pp. x.. 218. 
 
 Raiice ^^TllOluaS George) Tables of compound intcresl for every 
 J per cent, from } per cent, to 10 per cent., and also for every 
 year from 1 to 100 year.s. London, 1852. 8vo, pp. 12, and 
 tables. 
 
 Randolph 'N. V.) Jieport of Confederate soldier.s' homes, by 
 
 Major U. H. Dudley and Major N. V. Randolph. See Barrows 
 
 (I. C.) Proceedings of the N"ational Conference of Charities 
 
 . . held in Grand Rapids, Mich., June 4-10, 1896. Edited 
 
 by l. C. Barrows. 1896. 8vo. 
 
 Raukiue (William John Macquorn) Manual of the steam 
 
 engine and Dtlicr pi'imc movers. Jjondon, 1861. 8vo, pp. xxxii., 
 575. 
 
 Ransome (Arthur) Foul air and luny disease. Manchester, 1884. 
 ^v(p, pp. ;!!> -64. 
 
 On some dangers connected with dwellings, and how to 
 
 avoid them. Manchester, 1883. 8vo, pp. 16. 
 
 Some evidence respecting tubercular infective areas. 
 
 London, 1888. 8vo, pp. 15. 
 
 Rashdale CH.) The general functions of the state. See Hand 
 (.1. K.) (rood citizcnshi}). lSi»i). 8vo. 
 
 RatclifFe, Hamlet of Acts of Parliament relatinn- to (he hamlet 
 of Hatcliirc. 1755-1810. London, 1827-51. Folio. 
 Contents : Watching, lighting, paving and cleansing, 175.">. ISIn. 
 
 Rates Exemption Report of the select committee oii the exemj)tion 
 of public establishments fi-om rates; togetho- witli the pro- 
 ceedings of committee, minutes of evidence, aj)pendix and index. 
 London, 1858. Folio, pp. xxii., 90. 
 
 Rawlins /William Donaldson) See Fry (Sir E.) and W. D. 
 
 iiawiins. A treatise on the specific performance of contracts 
 1881. 8vo. 
 
 RawlinSOn 'Sir Christopher; The Municipal Corporation Act, 
 5 (V 6 Will. 4, c. 76, ami the Acts since passed for amending the 
 same. Fifth edition by T. Geary. LoihIoh. 1868. 8vo, pp. 
 XX.. 855. 
 
 The same. Ninth edition. London, 1884. 8v(» i»i) xxi 
 
 1074. 'II--, 
 
 Rawlinson ^Sir Robert) lli'poi-ton pollution of the River Thames. 
 London. I>7'i. I'olio. pp. xii., l.'jt), and n)ap.
 
 303 
 
 Readiug-, Eorougli of Aii.^nari of acc-nunts, 1893-94 to 1897-98 
 
 and estimates Foi' rales, 1894-95 to 1898-99. Reading, 1894-98. 
 8vo, 5 vols. 
 
 Real Property licport from select committee of the House of Lords 
 ou tlie Inii'dens afFecting real pro])erty, and tlio impediments to 
 agricultural ti'ansactions, causiul by the ])resent system of excise 
 duties, poor laws, aud local taxation; also on the legislative 
 exemptions and pecuniary advantages provided by law in respect 
 to taxation as affecting landed pro])erty ; minutes of evidence, 
 appendix, and index. London. LS46. Folio, pp. xiv., 752 ; iii., 
 158. 
 
 Contents of ajipendix. iiifrr alin : Xumber of occupiers of Litnl in six tithe 
 districts in eacli county of England aud Wales under various areas — Rent- 
 charges of 8,177 tithe districts in wliich the apportionments liave been con- 
 tirnied and deposited — Memorandum relative to the power of the Commis- 
 sioners of Land Tax to alter the apportionment of the quotas of the several 
 jiarishes within their division — Striking inequalities in the land tax quotas — 
 Average rate in the pound at whicli land tax is charged (i.) in each county of 
 England and Wales, and in Scotland, taking the value at three-fourths of the 
 amount assessed to the property tax in 1815 and at the amount assessed to 
 the property tax in 1842 respectively ; (^li.) in each city, borough and town, 
 upon which distinct cjuotas are set by the Act, taking the value at the amount 
 assessed to the proi)erty tax in 1842 — Amount of duty assessed on personal 
 estate in each county of England and Wales for the service of year ended 
 2.")th March, 188B, the year preceding the i'e[)eal of the said duty — Annual 
 accounts of the Chamberlain of the City of London, 1844-45. 
 
 Return of the annual value of real property in England 
 
 and Wales as assessed to the property tax in the year 1842 ; 
 distinguishing lands, tithes, and houses, and of the amount of 
 the income and property tax in England and Wales in the year 
 1842. London, 1842. Folio, pp. 378. 
 
 [Bound with licport of real properfu hurdcns romviitfef, 1846.'] 
 
 Reckenzaun (Anthony) Electric traction on railways and tram- 
 ways. Loudon, (1892.) 8vo, pp. 422, xxi. 
 
 Redgrave (Alexander) The Factory and Workshops Acts, 1878 to 
 1891; with introduction, copious notes, and . . . index: by A. 
 Redgrave and S. A. Redgrave. Fourth edition, etc. London, 
 1891. 8vo, pp. xxxvii., 292. 
 
 Redgrave (Gilbert Richard) The irterventi(m of the state in 
 secondary technical educaticm. See Education. Technical 
 Education Congress. 1897. 8vo. 
 
 Redgrave (Jasper Alexander) >^ee Redgrave (A.) The Factory and 
 Workshops Acts, 1875 to 1891. Fourth edition, by A. Redgrave 
 and S. A. Redgrave. 1891. 8vo. 
 
 Redlich (Joseph) Englische Lokalverwaltung; Darstellung dor 
 iunercn Vei'waltung Englands, in ihrcr geschichtliclien Entwick- 
 lung und in ihrer gegenwiirtigcn Gestalt. Leipzig, 1901. 8vo, 
 pp. xxii., 835.
 
 ■■}(.) \ 
 
 Redman (John Baldry) Au acc-oiuu of the Mupliu Sund J^iglit- 
 
 liDiise, ereftc'd on Mitcliell's screw piles, at the entrance of the 
 liiver Thames. London, 1849. 8vo, pp. 15. 
 
 [A pamphlet I'oiiiiil up with others in vohirae MiacrlJaneoux Pamplilrfs, 
 7S5U a-f.] 
 
 Redwood 'Boverton) IVtroleum: a treatise on the gcograpliical 
 disti-ibntion and o-eologicai occurrence of petrolevim and natural 
 pis . . . bj- B. liedwood, assisted by G. T. Holloway and other 
 contributors . . . with maps, efc. London, 1896. 8vo, 2 vols. 
 
 Reeves (William Pember) The nation's duties to the empire. 
 >.c Hand (J. L.j Uood citizenship. 1899. 8vo. 
 
 Referees, Court of Cases decided by the Court of Referees on 
 private bills in Parliament, 1807 -1899. [By E. Anstin, F. 
 Clifford, 'SI. J. Michael, A. G. Riekards, R. C. Saunders, and 
 P. S. Stephens.] Loudon, 1870-1900. 8vo, (continuing). 
 
 Reformatory and Industrial Schools Annual reports of the 
 
 inspector appointed ... to visit the certified reformatory and 
 industrial schools of Great Britain, 1896-1900. Tiondon, 1897- 
 1901. 8vo, {continuing). 
 
 Report to the Secretary of State for the Home Depart- 
 ment of the Departmental Committee on reformatory and 
 industrial schools ; together with minutes of evidence, appen- 
 dices and index. London, 1896. Folio, 2 vols, in 1. 
 
 Regent's Park Report on the explosion of gunpowder in the 
 Jiegcni's Park, on the 2nd Oct., 1874, by Major Majendie, lloval 
 Artillery, H.M. Inspector of Gunpowder Works. London, 1875. 
 Folio, pp. 46, and 7 plates. 
 
 Registrar-General of Births, etc. Annual report of the registrar- 
 general of births, deaths and mairiages in England, 1869-1899. 
 London, 1871-1900. 8vo, (continuing). 
 
 AVeekly returns and annual summary-of births and deaths 
 
 in London and in thirty-two other gi-eat towns, and (|iiarle)-ly 
 retui-n of maniages, birtlis and deaths in England and Wales, 
 1856-1902. London, 1856-1902. 8vo, (confinuina). 
 
 Reid CHenryj A ])ractical ti'catise on the nianuFac^ture of Port- 
 land cement. London, 1868. 8vo, pp. xvi., 78. 
 
 Reincke 'John Julius) I 'er Typhus in Hamburg, mit besonderer 
 
 IJeni'-ksichtignng dor Kpidemieen von l8fS5 bis 1888, etc. 
 HiinilMng. ls!H). 4to, pp. 71. 
 
 Rendle (^ William) Constant water supply; St. George-the- 
 .Martyr, Soiitli wai-k. JjOTidon, 1866. 8vo. 
 
 [PP. :^l-42 of a pamphlet, "On a constant water supply for London," 
 bound up with others in volume, Water supply, 1871-77. Src. Water Supply.]
 
 305 
 Rendle (William) — continued. 
 
 Old South wai'k and its people. London, 1878. 4to, 
 
 pp. xxiv., 383. 
 
 Contents : Early appearance of Southwark — Southwark before the Mayor 
 — The lords of early Southwark — London-britlge, Long Southwark, and St. 
 Margaret's-hill — The iuns — St. George's church — The prisons — St. Margaret's 
 church, St. Margaret's-hill— St. Thomas's Hospital— Explanation of Tiler's 
 plan of the church of St. Saviour — Church of St. Mary Overy, afterwards 
 St. Saviour's — Neighbourhood and associations of St. Saviour's — Deadman's- 
 ])lace— Montague-close— St. Olave's church — Smit's-alley and Wahiut Tree- 
 alley — Grammar schools — The Flemish burial-ground — Goodchepe's Key — 
 Borghene— The inn and gardens of the Abbot ofBattle, the Maze, and Battle- 
 bridge— Bar uiese-cross — Bermondsey-street — The church of St. Mary Magda- 
 len, Bermondsey — Sir Thomas Pope and Bermondsey — Kent-street. 
 
 " and Philip Norman The inns of old Southwark and 
 
 their associations. London, 1888. 8vo, pp. xiv., 437. 
 
 Contents, inter alia : Ale and the brewers — The Anchor Brewery — Eam's 
 Head — P^leur-de-lis— Walnut Tree- Chequers — Boar's Head — Ship — King's 
 Head— The White Hart— George— Southwark fire of IGTfi-The Tabard 
 —St. Margaret's Church— Town Hall— Queen's Head— Three Tuns- 
 Spur — Nag's Head — Axe and Bottle Yard — Southwark Fair — Plays at inns 
 — Half Moon — White Swan — Griffin — Mint marriages — Tumbledown Dick — 
 Harrow — Old Bull^ — Duu Horse — Gaols — Black Bull — Angel — Catherine 
 Wheel — Dog and Bear — May Pole Alley — Red Lion — Greyhound — Bell — 
 Green Dragon — Bull's Head — Bear at Bridge Foot — Montague Close — Stoney 
 Street — Dog and Duck — Deadman's Place — Clink — Bankside — Globe — 
 Elephant — Stews — Rose — Unicorn — Horse Shoe — The Falcon — Paris Garden 
 — Goldsmith's Arras or Finch's Giotto — Old King's Arms, Surrey Row — 
 Apollo Gardens — Elephant and Castle — Playhouse at Newington Butts — 
 Bull, Old Kent Road — Lock Hospital — Southwark Bar — Lock Bridge — 
 Bricklayers' Arms — St. Thomas a Watering— Bermondsey Spa — Jamaica 
 House. 
 
 Maps and plates, i/iter alia : High Street and neighbourhood, from Rocque's 
 Map, 1746 — Anchor Public-house — Chequer Yard — Baxter's Coffee-house — 
 Boar's Head Court — Old Ship — King's Head — White Hart — George Inn 
 — Tabard — Queen's Head — Three Tuns — Spur — Nag's Head — Half Moon 
 — Dun Horse — Catherine Wheel — Dog and Bear — George, Stoney Street — 
 Bankside and neighbourhood, from Rocque's Map, 1746 — Elephant and Castle 
 — Cooper's Arms— Jamaica House — Lock Bridge. 
 
 Bennie (George Banks) See Cooke (E. W.) and G. B. Rennie. 
 Scientific and historical notices of old and new London Bridges. 
 1833. Folio. 
 
 Renwick-Seager (J.) See Seager (J. R.). 
 
 Revy (Julian John) Hydraulics of great rivers ; the Parana, the 
 Uruguay, and the La Plata estuary. London and New Yoi-k, 
 1874. 4to, pp. xvi., 163, and 8 plans. 
 
 Reynolds (James B.) The settlement and municipal i-eform. See 
 Barrows (1. C.) Proceedino-s of the National Conference of 
 Charities . . . held in Grand Rapids, Mich., June 4-10, 1896. 
 Edited by I. C. Barrows. 1896. 8vo. 
 
 Rhys (Ernest) See Hampstead Annual. The Hampstead Annual ; 
 edited by E. Rhys. 1898-99. Svo. 
 
 U
 
 300 
 
 Ricardo (David) I'lif jirinciples of political economy and taxation. 
 
 Sfcoud eeliliun. Londun, l8ll). 8vo, p]). viii., 550. 
 
 Eice (C. Spring") Report on local government and finance in 
 l^iussia. London, 1899. 8vo, pp. 28. 
 
 Richards (Henry Charles) and William Henry Christopher 
 
 Payne ' 1"-' -Metropolitan water su])])ly ; being a compoii- 
 diuni of the history, the law, and the transactions relating to the 
 metropolitan water companies from the earliest times to the 
 present day. London, 1891. 8vo, pp. viii., 122. 
 
 London water supply. Second Edition, edited by J. P. H. 
 
 Soj)ei'. Lonilon, 1899. 8vo, pp. xi., 310. 
 
 Old London ; a lecture, etc. Hastings, 1900. 8vo, ])p. 21. 
 
 Richardson (G. B.) 'I'he Local Government Act, 1888 ; an abstract 
 ul' it.s provisions so far only as they relate to the County of 
 London. London, 1888. Bvo, pp. 58. 
 
 Richardson (Henry S.) Greenwich ; its history, antiquities, im- 
 provements, and public buildings. Greenwich, 1834. Bvo, pp. 
 1.30. 
 
 Riche de Prony (Gaspard Clair Frangois Marie) Baron No a- 
 
 velle architecture hydraulique. Paris, 1790-96. 4to, 2 vols. 
 
 Rickards (Arthur George) >S'ee Referees, Court of . Cases decided 
 by the Court of Referees. [By A. G. Rickards, etc.], 1870- 
 1900. 8vo. 
 
 Rickards (Sir George Kettilby) See Parliament. Acts of 
 
 I'ai-lianient- (Jcncnd coUccluim. The statutes at large [1225- 
 1869. Edited by Sir G. K. Rickards, e^c] 1786-1869. 4to. 
 
 Rideal ' Samuel) Water and its purification : a handbook, etc. 
 London, 1897. 8vo, pp. vi., 292. 
 
 Riley ^ Henry Thomas) Memorials of London and London life 
 in the 13tli, lith and 15th contui-ies ; being a series of exti-acts, 
 local, social and ])olitical fioni the early archives of the City of 
 Lond«m, A.D. 1276 1419: selected, translated, and edited by 
 II. T. Kiley. London, 1868. 8\d, pp. Ix.wiii., 706. 
 
 Srp London. Chronicles of llie Mayors and Sheriffs . . . 
 I and I tlu! French Chronicle of London . . . translated by 
 H. T. Riley. 1863. 4to. 
 
 ■ Sue [.iondo7i, Corporatioii of the City. Liber Albns . . . 
 
 translated by if. T. Riley. 1861. 4to. 
 
 See London, Corporation of the City. Munimenta riildhallse 
 
 Londoniensis ; Liber Albns, Liln-r Custuniatum, et Libei-Hoi-n: 
 edited by 11. T. Kiley. 1859-62. 8vo.
 
 307 
 
 Ring" (Thomas F.) Catholic- child-luilping agencies in tlie United 
 States. See ]iaiTows (I. C.) Procecdino-s of the Naticnial 
 Conference of Charities . . . held in Grand Ka])ids, Mich., 
 June 4-10, 1896. Edited by 1. C. Barrows. 1896. 8vo. 
 
 Rivers Pollution Keport from the select committee on the River 
 Thames ; together with proceedings of the committee, minutes 
 of evidence, appendix, and index. London, 1858. Folio, pp. 
 xiv., 286. 
 
 [On suggestions for tlie purilicutioii of the River Thames, especially in the 
 immediate vicinity of the Houses of Parliament.] 
 
 First, second and third reports of the commissioners 
 
 appointed -to inquire into the best means of preventing the 
 pollution of rivers; together with minutes of evidence, appen- 
 dices, plans and indices. London, 1866-67. Folio, 6 vols in 3. 
 
 The first report deals with the [iollution of the Thames ; the second of the 
 Lee ; and the third of the Aire and Calder. 
 
 Reports of the commissioners appointed in 1868, etc. 
 
 London, 1870-74. Folio, 10 vols in 5. 
 
 The first report deals with the pollution of rivers in the area of the Mersey 
 and Kibble basins ; the second with the ABC process of treating sewage ; 
 the third with pollution arising from woollen manufacture, and processes 
 connected therewith ; the fourth with the rivers of Scotland ; the fifth with 
 pollution arising from mining operations and metal manufactures ; and the 
 sixth with the domestic water supply of Great Britain. 
 
 Report upon inquiry as to the truth or otherwise of certain 
 
 allegations contained in a memorial from the vicar and other 
 inhabitants of Barking . . . calling attention to the pollution 
 of the River Thames by the discharge of sewage through the 
 Northern main outfall sewer . . . together with minutes of 
 proceedings, abstract and index. London, 1870. Folio, 
 pp. xiii., 180, and map. 
 
 With this is bound up a special report from the select committee on the 
 Thames Navigation Bill, 1870, on the same subject and on sewage utilisation. 
 
 Report from select committee on rivers pollution, River 
 
 Lee ; together with pi-oceedings, minutes of evidence, and 
 appendix. London, 1886. Folio, pp. x., 353. 
 
 Contents of appendix, inter alia : Memorial from Lee Conservancy Board, 
 with suggestions for purification — Results of various analyses of samj)les of 
 the river water — Statement of traffic- for year ended 1st April, 188G — Report 
 on notices serveil requiring discontinuance of the flow of sewage into the 
 river and its tributaries — Particulars as to length, depth, inclination, velocity 
 and discharging capacity of main intercepting sewer — Rateable value. 18S1 
 or 1884, of the towns and parishes draining into the Lee — Comparison of the 
 outlay involved by the intended chemical treatment of Metropolitan sewage 
 at the existing outfalls by the Metropolitan Board with that attending the 
 Canvey Island scheme —Flow of water over Fielde's Weir, 1881-8.J — Water 
 abstracted from Rivers Thames and Lee by East London Waterworks Com- 
 pany, 1881-85 — Comparative accounts and statistics of the East London 
 Waterworks Company in 18.")5 and 1885 — Abstract account of wells in the 
 valley of the Lee below Broxbourne. 
 
 u 2
 
 308 
 
 Rivington ( ) and Co. Kivington's series of notes on 
 
 hiiil.lino- constnictioii. London, 1899-1901. 8vo, 4 vols. 
 
 Robbins (Leopold George Gordon) The devolntion of real 
 
 ostato on doatli. ctr. London, 1898. 8vo, pp. xv., 150, and index. 
 
 Roberts (Charles H.) Pli^" f*^*!' the embankment of the Thames. 
 London, 1858. 8vo, pp. 1-. 
 
 [A pamphlet bound up with others in volume Sewage Urilization, 1S45--G5. 
 See Drainage anil Sewerage.] 
 
 Roberts (James) Handbook of weights and measures, etc. 
 London, 1891. 8vo, pp. xii., 206. 
 
 The same. Second edition, assisted by J. H. H. Rothery. 
 
 London, 1899. 8vo, pp. xvi., 326. 
 
 and Gollan (H. C.) The law relating to the i)ublic 
 
 healtli of London; being the Pnblic Hcaltb (London) Act, 1891, 
 cfr. Loiuhm. 1891. 8vo, pp. xxiv., 382. 
 
 Robertson (James Clinton) S^e Macerone (F.) Hints to paviors ; 
 with an introductory review l)y J. C. Robertson, of the various 
 plans proposed for the improvement of carriage pavements. 
 1833. 8vo. 
 
 Robins (William) Paddington-. past and present. London, (1853.) 
 
 8vo, })p. xvi., 200. 
 
 Contents, inter alia : Abbey lands —Manors of Westbourn and Paddington— 
 Manor of Kensington— Manor of Knightsbridge— Manor of Notting Barns — 
 Commons and waste— Charity lands— 'Jlic Paddington estate— Churches and 
 chapels — Schools — Condition of the people. 
 
 Robinson (Charles Mulford) The improvement of towns and cities 
 or tlie jjiactical l)asisof civic a'sthetics. New York and London, 
 1901. 8vo, pp. xii.. 309. 
 
 Robinson (William) F.L.S. The parks, promenades and gardens of 
 Talis described and considered in- relation to the wants of our 
 own cities and of public and private gardens. Tiondon, 1869. 
 8vo, pp. xxxii., 644. 
 
 The wild garden ; .suggestions fn- the regeneration of the 
 
 bare borders of the London parks. London, 1881. 8vo, pp. xiv., 
 179. 
 
 Robinson C William) LL.D. The Idstoi-y and antiquities of the 
 parish of Hackney, in the county of Middlesex. London, 1842. 
 8vo, 2 vols. 
 
 Contents, inter alia : 
 
 Vol. I. (pp. xviii., 4.58): Etymology'— Geology— The marsh— The Templars' 
 House — Priorv of St. John of .Jerusalem, and P>eaulieu or Shorefliteh Place — 
 Barber's Barn— Church House— Black and White House— Lord Vaux's House 
 — Brook House — Shacklewoll House — Bond Hopkin's House — Ward's 
 House— Lo Lvjue Hospital and Chapel— St. Bartholomew's Chapel— Howard's 
 House — Lord Zouch's House— Mermaid Tavern and Gardens- Beresford's 
 White House— Gothic Hall —Stamford Hill— Balmes' House— De Beau voir 
 Town — St, Peter's Church — Ancient gardens — Victoria Park — The manors,
 
 309 
 Robinson (William) LL.D.—contimted. 
 
 Vol. II. (i)|i. X., 3'.I7) : Church of St. Augustin— Church of St. John— South 
 Hiickney Kcctory — West Hackney Rectory — Staiat'onl Hill J)istrict Chapel 
 — Dalston Church — St. James's Church, Clapton — Chapels — Charities. 
 Maijs and plates, infer alia -. 
 
 Vol. I. : Map of the parish before its ilivision in district parishes — Map of 
 the parish by J. Rocqiie, 1745 — Two views of Hackney — Geological map of 
 Hackney — Map of Hackney Marsh, 174.5, 17i)9— Templars' Hou.se— Residence 
 of the Prior of St. John of Jerusalem, Well Street — Barber's Barn — Church 
 House — Black ami White House — Brook House, 1761 — Shacklewell House, 
 170U— Hackney House, 1728— Plan of the Bond Ibipkin's estate, 1775 — Ward's 
 House — St. Bartholomew's ('hapel, Kiugsland — Howard's House — London 
 Orphan Asylum, Clapton — Baumes, 1650 — Baumes House and Estate, 1580 — 
 St. Peter's Church, De Beauvoir Town — -Plan of St. Peter's Endowment, 1841. 
 
 Vol. II. : Church of St. Augustine — Church of St. John — South Hackney 
 Cliurch- West Hackney— Stamford Hill District Chapel— St. Philip's Church, 
 Dalston — St. James's Church, Clapton — Hackney Church and Grammar 
 . School — Protestant Dissenters' College, Homerton. 
 
 The history and antiquities of the parish of Stoke 
 
 Newington in tlie county of Middlesex, etc. London, 1820. 
 8vo, pp. xvi., 296. 
 
 ^Another edition. London, 1842. 8vo, pp. xvi., 296. 
 
 Contents, inter alia : Extent of the parish — New River — Ermin-street — 
 Newington-green — High road — Local contents of the parish — The manor — 
 Ancient manor house — House built on its site — Present manor house — 
 Gunston's House— Palatine House — Fleetwood's House — Eminent inhabi- 
 tants — Rectory-house — Church — Schools— Survej'S of the manor, 1639, 1649. 
 
 Plates and maps : Map of the parish and prebendal manor — Church and 
 New River — Map of the demesnes, 1734 — Rose and Crown. 
 
 Robinson (William) M.E. Gas and petroleum engines ; api-actical 
 
 treatise on tlie internal combustion engine. London, 1890. 8vo, 
 pp. xxiv., .596. 
 
 Robison (John) A system of mechanical philosophy. Edinburgh, 
 1822. Svo, 4 vols. 
 
 Robson (George Young) A treatise on the law of bankruptcy, etc. 
 Second edition. London, 1872. 8vo, pp. lii., 988. 
 
 The same. Fifth edition. London, 1884. 8vo, pp. Iviii., 
 
 1165. 
 
 The same. Supplement. London, 1891. Svo, pp. x., 208. 
 
 The same. Seventh edition. ]jondon, 1894. Svo, pp. Ixii., 
 
 1350. 
 
 Robson (William) London commercial directoiy, street key, and 
 conveyance list . . . with other miscellaneous information of a^ 
 public and commercial natui^e, for 1821, 1822, 1830, 1841, and 
 1843. London, 1821-43. Svo, 5 vols. 
 
 Rochdale, County Borough of Treasurer's abstract of accounts 
 and committee's reports 1893-94 to 1899-1900 and estimates 
 1894-95 to 1900-1. Rochdale, 1894-1901. Svo, {continuing).
 
 310 
 
 Roffe (Edwin) A jn'rumbulatinp: survey or topog'rapliical and 
 liisturical acT'Ouiit of tlie parish of St. Pancras. London, 1865. 
 8vo. 
 
 Rogers (.Francis Newman) Rogers on elections. London, 1890-94. 
 8vo, S vols. 
 
 Part 1. Re?istratiim. ai)peal8. 15th edition. 
 
 Part II. Elections, petitions. 16tli edition. 
 
 Part III. Municipal and other elections and petitions. 17th edition. 
 
 Tlie Parliamentary .Reform Act, 2 Will. IV., c. 45, with 
 
 notes, etc. Second edition. London, 1832. 8vo, pp. xii., 144. 
 
 Rogers ('James Edwin Thorold) Local taxation, especially in 
 English cities and towns. London, [1886.] 8vo, pp. 23. 
 
 Woi'k and wages, being a popular abridged edition of 
 
 Six ceiituries of woi-k and wages. London, [1894.] 8vo, pp. 
 206. 
 
 Rogers (Jasper Wj Facts and falUicics of tlie sewerage system 
 of London, and other large towns, with plans, elevations, and 
 sections. London, [1849?] 8vo, pp. ii., 48 ; xxviii., and 8 plates. 
 
 [A i)ara])hlot bound up with others in volume, Plann for Metropolitan 
 drainage, lS4S-l,S0o. See Drainage and Sewerage.] 
 
 Roget (Peter Mark) Thesaurus of English words and phrases, 
 classified and arranged so as to facilitate the expression of ideas 
 and assist in literary composition. London, 1892. 8vo, pp. xlv., 
 670. 
 
 Rolls Liberty Acts of Parliament i-elating to the liberty of the 
 
 Rolls, 1660-1837. London, 1777-1839. Folio. 
 
 Contents: Building leases. 1G60, 177G — Paving, lighting and watching, 
 1810 -Public offices, 1810— Rents, 1820— Demise of" estate, 1836— Vestment of 
 est.ate in the sovereign, 1837. 
 
 Rome Bollettino amministrativo del comnne di Roma, 1890-1898. 
 Roma, 1890-98. Folio. 
 
 An incomplete series : many numbers wanting. 
 
 Romney Marsh ilic cliartcr of Ronmey Marsh . . , framed 
 an<l contrived by . . . H. de Bathe, etc. London, 1686. 8vo, 
 
 ],]>. L^ii.], 76. 
 
 Roper ^William John DufFj See R., W. J. D. 
 
 Roscoe 'Edward Stanley) A digest of cases relating to the con- 
 struction of buildings, tlie liability and rights of architects, 
 surveyors and builders in relation thereto. London, 1879. 8vo, 
 pp. xii., 116. 
 
 ■ A treatise on the jurisdiction and practice of the Adniiialty 
 
 Division of the ili*,'!! Couit of .Justice, and on appeals tliei-e- 
 from, etc. London, 1878. 8vo, pp. xxiv., 228; ccxcvii.
 
 oil 
 
 Roscoe (Henry) A digest of tlie law of evidence on the trial of 
 actions at Nisi Prius. London, 18;}6. 8vo, pp. Ix., 852. 
 
 Roscoe (Sir Henry Enfield) Lessons in elementary chemistry 
 inorg-anic and oi-gauic. Loudon, 1877. 8vo, pp. viii., 500. 
 
 Rostron (Laurence W. S.) The powers of charge of the Metro- 
 politan gas companies: a history of the question of price in 
 London from the introduction of gas lighting to the present 
 time ; with a pi-eface by Gr. Livesey. London, 1900. 8vo, 
 pp. xvi., lot). 
 
 Rotherhithe, Parish of Acts of Parliament relating to the parish 
 
 of Rotherhithe, 1737-1876. London, 1738-1876. Folio. 
 
 Contents : Burial-ground, 1737,,1766, 1820, 1840— Paving, cleansing, lighting 
 and watching, 1783— Thames Tunnel, 180."), 1824, 1828, 1833, 1840, 1866, 1876 
 —Commercial Docks, 1810, 1811, 1817, 1851, 1859, 1860, 1864— Grand Surrey 
 Canal and Docks, 1811, 1855. 1860, 1864— East Country Dock, 1811, 1825, 
 1851— Rates, 1829— East London Railway, 1865. 
 
 Vestry of Reports and accounts of the vestry of 
 
 Rotherhithe, 1858-1900. London, 1858--1900. Folio, and 4to 
 A statement of the estates, rent charges, gifts, grants. 
 
 and charity schools belonging to the parish of St. Mary, Rother- 
 hithe, Surrey. London, 1880. 8vo, pp. 44. 
 
 [Originally prepared by a committee appointed in vestr}- on the 1st 
 February, 1859 ; revised by order of the vestry dated 8th January, 1878.] 
 
 Rothery (Joseph Hume Hume) See Roberts (J.) Handbook of 
 weights and measures. Second edition . . . assisted by 
 J. H. H. Rothery. 1899. 8vo. 
 
 Rouse (Rolla) The copyhold enfranchisement manual. London, 
 185<^. 8vo, pp. xviii., 315. 
 
 Rowe (Leo Stanton) The municipality and the gas supply, as 
 illustiated by the experience of Philadelphia. Philadelphia, 
 1898. 8vo, pp. 23. 
 
 Published by the American Academy of Political and Social Science. 
 
 Rowland (L. P.j The friendly visitor. .S'e^ BarroAvs (T. C.) 
 Proceedings of the National Conference of Charities . . . 
 held in Grand Rapids, Mich., June 4-10, 1896. Edited by 
 I. C. Barrows. 1896. 8vo. 
 
 Rowntree (Joseph) and Arthur Sherwell The temperance 
 
 problem and social reform. Loudon, 1900. 8vo, pp. xxxi., 777. 
 
 Royal Kalendar The Royal Kalendar or . . . annual I'egister, 
 1769, 1782, 1792, 1797. London, 1769-97. 12mo, 4 vols. 
 
 etc.
 
 812 
 
 Ruegg" (Alfred Henry) Employers' Liability Act, 1880, and the 
 Workineii's Compensatiou Act, 1900, etc.. Fifth edition 
 London, 1900. 8vo, pp. xxvi., 462, and index. 
 
 RufFhead (Oweil) Nee Parliament. Acts of Parliament — General 
 collections. The statutes at large [1225-1869. Edited by 0. 
 Rutt'head, etcl 1786-1869. 4to. 
 
 Russell • Francis) A treatise on the power and duty of an 
 arbiliator, and tlie law of submissions and awards. Thiril 
 edition. Jjondon, 1864. 8vo, pp. Ixxix , 962. 
 
 The same. I'il'lh edition. Jjinidon, 1878. 8vo, pp. Ixxx., 
 
 972. 
 
 Russell (George William Erskine) Christian socialism and 
 local government, tiee llaiul (J. bj.). Good citizenship. 1899. 
 8vo. 
 
 Russell (James) Jleports of cases argued and determined in the 
 lliuli C'oiut of Chancery during the time of Lord Chancellor 
 Eldon, 1826-1829. London, 1827-29. 8vo, 5 vols. 
 
 (S'ee Turnci- (G.) and J. Russell. Reports of cases in the 
 
 High Court of Chancery. 1832. 8vo. 
 
 and John William Mylae Repoi-ts of cases argued and 
 
 determined in the lliuli Court of Chancery during the time of 
 Lord Chancellor Lyndhurst, 1829-1832. London, 1832-37. 
 8vo, 2 vols. 
 
 Russell 'James Alexander) On the necessity of plumbers and 
 Imihk'i's j)ossessing a competent knowledge of the laws of health 
 as bcai'iiig on their respective occiipaticms. See Leamington 
 Exhibition, J(;urnal. 1877. 4to. 
 
 Ryde 'Edward) and (Arthur Lyon) Metropolitan rating; a 
 
 ,>iiiiiiiiary (jf tlie aj)|)fals liciiiil Ix'forc the court of general 
 assessment sessions, 1871-1^S(). Third edition. London, 1881. 
 8vo, j)p. 254. 
 
 The .same, 1871-1885. Fourth edition London, 1885. 
 
 8vo, j)p. Iviii., 485. 
 The same, 1886-1890. Hee Ryde (W. C.) 
 
 Ryde ' Walter Cranley; 'I'lie Agricultural Rates Act, 1896. 
 Second edition. London, 1896. 8vo, pp. xxiii., 250. 
 
 riie law and practice of rating, both within and v/ithout 
 
 the Metrop)olis. London, 1900. 8vo, pj). Ix , 756; 54 
 
 — Reports i)i lating ajjpoals heard during 1886-1890, 
 
 London, 1890. 8vO, pp. xxiv., 420.
 
 313 
 
 Ryde (Walter Cranley) —continued. 
 
 and Thomas (E. Lewis) The Local Government Act, 
 
 the County Electors Act, 1888, the Municipal Corporations Act, 
 1882, etc. London, 1888. 8vo, pp. xlvii., 787. 
 
 Rye Harbour A report of the summing np of the Lord Chief 
 Justice Dallas, on the trial of an action at Lewes in 1817, 
 brought by the Duke of Newcastle . . . against Thomas 
 Clark for cutting and removing a dam and bank that tended 
 to destroy the harbour of Rye. [London], 1818. 8vo, pp. 15<>. 
 
 s 
 
 Sachs (Edwin 0.) Fires and public entertainments : a study of 
 some 1,1UU notable tires at theati-es, music-halls, circus buildings 
 and temporai-y structures during the lust 100 years. London, 
 1897. Folio, pp. 58. 
 
 Coatents : Preface — Fires and public entertainments — Analysis of fires — 
 Life of buildings — Origin of fires — Time of fires — Fires according to ilecades 
 — Distribution of fires — Fires in European capitals and important American 
 cities — Fires distributed according to months — Lives lost in various countries 
 — Records of early fires — Record of I.IUU fires from 1797 to 1897 — Index. 
 
 A German technical college from an English point of view. 
 
 See Education. Technical Education Congress. 1897. 8vo. 
 
 and Ernest A. E. Woodrow Modern opera houses 
 
 and theatres ; examples selected from playhouses recently 
 erected in Europe, with descriptive text, treatise on theatre 
 planning and construction, and supplements on stage machinery, 
 theatre tires and protective legislation. London, 1896-98. Folio, 
 8 vols. 
 
 St. Andrew and St. George, Holborn, Parish of Acts of 
 
 Parliament relating to the parish of St. Andrew and St. George, 
 Holborn, 1736-1872. London, 1747-1872. Folio. 
 
 Contents : Red Lion-square paving, 1736, 180(! — Burial ground, 1746, 1872 — 
 Cleansing, lighting and watching, 1765, 1799, 1832 — Workhouse, 1770 — I'arisli 
 church of St. George, 1816, 1819— Poor rate, 1825— Sale of Bangor estate, 
 1827— Lincoln's Inn, 1829. 
 
 Standing orders of the governors and directors of the poor 
 
 for the united parishes of St. Andrew, Holborn, above the Bars, 
 and St. George the Martyr, Middlesex. London, 1832. 8vo, 
 pp. 67. 
 
 [Bound up with St. Andreir, etc.. Poor Act.] 
 
 St. Anne, Westminster, Parish of Acts of Parliament relating 
 
 to the ])arish of St. Anne, Westminster, 1678-1841. London, 
 1736-1841. Folio. 
 
 Contents : Formation of parish, 1678 — Cliurch, 168."), 1802 — Portland estate, 
 1727. 1739 — Watch, 173.J — Paving,, cleansing and lighting, 1782 — Improve- 
 ments, 1841.
 
 314 
 
 St. Clemeilt Danes, Parish of Acts of Parliament relating to 
 tilt" parish of St. Clement Danes, 1672-1887. London, 
 1770-1887. Folio. 
 
 Contents : Aruiulel-housc, ir.72— Norfolk estate, 1723— Wat eli, 1764, 1809— 
 I'oor, 1770 — Tomiile 15:ir improvement. St. Clement Danes Churcli removal, 
 17'.».5, 1798— Piekett-strect, 1806, 1809, lSI2^Land tax, 1829— King's College 
 Hospital, 1857— Law Courts, 1805, 186(i — St. Clement Danes improvement, 
 1S65, 1867, 1871— Searle-street and Cook's-conrt improvement, 1872, 1.S78— 
 I'.ankrnptey Office site, 1887. 
 
 St. Georg-e, Hanover Square, Parish of Acts of Parliament 
 
 I'L'hiting to the parish (jf St. (ieorge, Hanover Square, 1753- 
 1844. London, 1772-1844. Folio. 
 
 Contents: Poor, 1753, 1789— Burial [ground, 1762— Road trust, 176.5- 
 Grosvenor-squarc improvement, 1774, 1S3,5 — Workhouse, 17S7 — I'avinof, clean- 
 sing, lighting and watching, 1789, 1S02, 1818, l.S2r., 1831, 1834— Sewers, 
 1827 — Grosvenor Chapel, 1S31 — Piccadilly improvement, 1844. 
 
 Vestry of Reports and accounts of the vestrj of St. 
 
 Geoi-ge, Hanover Square, 1858-1900. London, 1858-1900. 8vo. 
 
 St. George in the East, Parish of Acts of Parliament relating 
 til tile piirisii of St. (leorge in tlie East, 1753-1883. London, 
 1754-1883. Folio. 
 
 Contents : Cannon-street-road and Cable-street, eastern extremity for- 
 mation, 1753 — Cleansing, lighting and watching, 177t>, 18U6 — Poor, 1814 — 
 Tench-srrect, 1883. 
 
 Vestry of iic^pcn-ts and accounts of the vestry of St. 
 
 George-in-tho-Enst, 1858-1900. Londoii, 1858-1900. 8vo. 
 
 St. George-the -Martyr, South wark, Parish of Acts of Par- 
 
 liaineiit rehitiiig to the ])arisli of St. George-the-Martyr, 
 Southwark, 1719-1890. London, 1720-1890. Folio. 
 
 Contents: lload Trusts, 1719. 1724, 1737, 1 7.-)2, 1765, 1780, 17S5, 1802, 
 1.S18, 1826, 1828— The mint, 1723— Parish church, 1732— Stipend of rector, 
 1749, 1807— Paving, cleansing, lighting and watching, 1765, 1804, 1829— White 
 Lyon or Hangman's Acre, 1772 — Poor rate, 1810 — St. George's Fields, 1810, 
 1M12 — Kent Street Eoad, paving, lighting and watching, 1812 — Parochial 
 relief to prisoners, 1813- — Roval Circus or Surrey Theatre, 1816 — Church- 
 yard, 1816— Philanfhroiiic Society, 1823— Market, 1834, 1837— Trinity Street 
 and Suffolk Street, 1842 — Improvements, 1877 — Street improvements, 1877 — 
 Electric lighting, 1H83, 1890. 
 
 Vestry of Reports and accounts of the vestry of St. 
 
 George-tlH-Martyr, Southwark. 1858-1900. London, 1858-1900. 
 8vo. 
 
 St. Giles District Board Reports and accounts of the St. Giles 
 district board, 1858-1900. London, 1858-1900. 8vo. . 
 
 St. Giles in the Fields and St. George, Bloomsbury, Vestry 
 
 of Rei'iitatiDH of (-luu-ges against the select vestry, made in 
 several jirinled papers dated oOth Api-il, 26th May, 23rd June, 
 15th DecembeT', 1828 ; and a statement of proceedings up to 
 July 22iid, 1829. London, 1829. 8vo, pp. 50; 19.
 
 ;n5 
 St. Helens, County Borough of The aicounts ... of tlie 
 
 county l>oi-(jiigli of St. Helens, 189;i-94 to 1899-1900. St. 
 Helens, 1894-1900. 8\^o, (continuing). 
 
 St. James, Westminster, Parish of Acts of Parliament relating 
 to the parish of »St. James, Westminster, 1685-1864. London, 
 1751-1864. Folio. 
 
 Contents : Erection of parish, 1685— Church Del)t, 1(196 — Haymarket, 
 1697 — Halifax House, 1718 — liands, 1723 — St. James's Square improvement, 
 1725— Watch, 1 731— Grafton Estate, 1742— Burial-<,mnuRl, 1746, 1761, 1789, 
 1790— Banks Estate, 1747 — Golden Square iniprovenieut. 1750, 1827 — 
 Devonshire Estate, 17.".9— Poor and cleansing, 1761, 1816— Rating, 1819— 
 Thatched House Court and Little James Street, 1843 — Darby Court, 1845 — 
 Cleveland Square, 1847 — Cranbuurne Street, 1864. 
 
 Vestry of Reports and accounts of the vestry of St. 
 
 James, Westminster, 1858-1900. Jjondon, 1858-1900. 8vo. 
 
 St. John, Horselydown, Parish of Acts of Parliament re- 
 lating to the pai-ish of St. John, Horselydown, 1732-1870. 
 London, 1733-1870. Polio. 
 
 Contents : Maintenance of rector, 1732, 1827 — Lighting and v^atching, 
 1749— Poor rate, 1786— Vestriee, 1824— Greenwich Railway, 1833— Wharves, 
 1848— Charities, 1870. 
 
 St. Katherine near the Tower, Precinct of Acts of Parlia- 
 ment relating to the pi'ccinct of St. Katherine near the Tower, 
 1785-1832. London, 1785-1832. Polio. 
 
 Contents: Paving, watching, lighting and cleansing, 178.">, 1814, 1815 — 
 East Sniithtield paving, 1807 — Hospital, 1811 — Street improvements, 1814 — 
 Docks, 1832. 
 
 Bibliotheca topogi-aphica Britannica ; no. v., containing 
 
 the history of the royal hospital and collegiate Church of St. 
 Katherine, near the Tower of London, from its foundation in 
 the year 1273 to the present time. London, 1782. 4to, pp. viii., 
 112, and 24 plates. 
 
 St. Leonard, Shoreditch, Parish of The accounts of the 
 
 Cluu'chwardens of the parish of St. Leonard, Shoreditch, 1838- 
 1858. London, 1838-58. 8vo, 2 vols. 
 
 Acts of Parliament relating to the parish of St. Leonard, 
 
 Shoreditch, 1720-1876. London, 1721-1876. Folio. 
 
 Contents: Hertford Road, 172ii, 1728, 1743, 1774, 1815— Parish Church, 
 1734, 1737 — Lighting, cleansing and watching, 1748, 1802 — Hacknev Road 
 and Cambridge Road, 1753, 1781, 1802— Paving, 1767, 1775, 1777, 'l785- 
 Old Street, 1772, 1789, 1812— Poor, workhouse, "^burial-ground, 1774. 1813— 
 Hoxton Square, 1776 — Orphans Fund, 1774— Dalston Lane, 1814— Com- 
 mercial Street, 1846, 1850, 1853— Board of Guardians, 1858— Appold Street, 
 1876. 
 
 Alphabetical list of all the streets, roads or places in the 
 
 parish and parliamentary borough of Shoreditch, t^tc. Revised 
 edition. [London], 1895. 8vo, pp. 36.
 
 316 
 
 St. Leonard, Shoreditch — cvntiuncd. 
 
 Vestry of Annual i-eports and accounts of tlie vestry of 
 
 8t. Leonard, Shoreditch. 1858-1900. London, 1858-1900. 8vo. 
 
 Report on the sewage interception and main drainage of 
 
 the Metropolis, and its effect on the sewers under the control 
 of this vestry ; l)y "William Yates Freebody, chief surveyor to 
 the vestry. Loudon, 1850. 8vo, pp. 29. 
 
 [This report is bound up with otliers ia volume, Plan-s for mctriipolitan 
 drainage, lii4S'65. See Drainage and Sewerage.] 
 
 St. Luke, Parish of Acts of Parliament relating- to the parish of 
 St. -Luke, 17o2-l884. London, 1738-1884. Folio. 
 
 Contents : Erection of parish, 1732 — Lighting, cleansing-, watching and 
 rcpairintr, 1 7:)3, 1770, 1779, 1790, 171»;5, ISlii. 18.52— Poor rate, 17.">G— Work- 
 hnuse, 1771— City Road, Hn3. 1824— Poor, 1808— St. Luke's Hospital, 1838— 
 Vestry Hall, 1803- Vestry, surplus lands, 18S0— Four Law Order, 188L 
 
 Vestry of Reports and accounts of the vestry of St, 
 
 Luke, I8ti0 19<»0. London, 1860-1900. 8yo. 
 
 The annual report for the year 1801-65 is wanting. 
 
 St. Margaret, Westminster, Parish of Bygone briefs: an 
 
 es.say, to which is appended ... a schedule of more than a 
 thous.nid bi'iefs laid in the parish of St. Margaret, Westminster, 
 between the vears 1G44 and 1793, elc. See Briefs. Bvgone briefs, 
 etc. 1896. *8vo. 
 
 Report of the late important trial in the Court of King's 
 
 l^ench . . . respecting the ])arochial rates (daimed by the parish 
 of St. Mai-garet, AVestminster, from the inhabitants of Rich- 
 mond Terrace. London, 1884. 8vo, pp. 191. 
 
 St. Margaret and St. John, Westminster, Parishes of 
 
 Ai-ts <d' Pailiaiufiit ixdating to the pai'ishcs of St. Margaret 
 and St. John, Westminster, 1727-J892. London, 1728-1892. 
 Folio. 
 
 Contents: St. .John's Churcli. 1727— Watch, 173."), 17S5— Poor, 17.")2— 
 Cleaiii-ing and repairing, 17r)2 — Building leases, 175r>, 1811 — Improvements, 
 1777, 18.t1 — Paving and lighting, 1781, 183.^ — Totliill-fields improvement, 
 1S2."> — Vestries, 1853 — Harrington estate, 1854 — Westminster Terminus Rail- 
 way Act, 1854 — Parliament-street improvement, 1S,S7, 1890, 1892 — Horse 
 (iuar<ls-a venue. ixsH. 
 
 Vestry of Reports and accounts of the vestry of St. 
 
 ilargaret and St. John the Evangelist, Westminster, 1888- 
 19(HJ. London, 1888-1900. 8vo. 
 
 St. Martin-in-the-Fields, Parish of The accounts of the 
 
 (Iniicli wardens, J525-l(i<)3; tjanscriljed and edited by J. V. 
 Kitto, efr. London, J9()l. 4to, pj). x., 688. 
 
 Contents : Accounts — Humphrey Cooke's will — Musters — Extracts from 
 Rate Book of Hj03, and \'cstry Minutes — Note on Vestry— Indices ; places 
 subjects, personM — 12 fac-similes of pages of the account books, and two views 
 of St. Martin's Church.
 
 317 
 St. Martin-in-the-Fields, Parish of- contimiei. 
 
 Acts of I'ailiament rolatiiij^ to the parish of St. ^lartin- 
 
 in-the-Fields, 1532-1889. London, 173G-1889. Folio. 
 
 Conreiits : Striiiid, paviiiw. 1532 — Drnry-lam- and St. Giles, paving, ]»ji)." — 
 Durham-house, I64i) — "^t. Anm>. Westminster, 1<;78 — Poor, 170(1 — Rebuilding 
 of parish church, 1719, 1721 — Building lease, Spring-gardens, 1726 — Watch, 
 173() — Building leases, 173S— Dodwell estate, Strand, 1713 — Kevcrsion of 
 lauds to Crown, 1749 — Poor, cleansing and watching, 1750 — Chadwickc 
 estate, I7'u] — Yoik buildings, terrace anfl water-gate, 17.")6 — Workh()use. 1770, 
 1772, 1X66, 1S69— Kmbanknient of Thames, Durliain-yard,etc., 1770 — Paving, 
 cleansing and lighting. 17S2 — Burial ground, ISO-t, IS.il — Drury-lane Theatre, 
 lebuilding, ISlu, ISI2, 1820— .Almshouses, 1S18— Northumberland estates, 
 1821 — Charing-cross and Strand improvement, 1826 — Hungerford market, 
 1830, 1886, 1860— Hungerford-bridge, 1836, 1813, ls.51. 1860— Cranbourne- 
 street, 1841 — York-house, 1841 — Tratalgar-.stiuare, 1814, 1851— Vict cTria-street, 
 formation, 1850 — Smith estates, 1854 — Charing-cross Railway. 1859, 1860 — 
 Charities, 1860— Victoria-embankment, 1862, 1864, 1868, 1870— National 
 Gallery enlargement, 1836, 1X67 — Northumberland-avenue, 1X73 — Leicester- 
 square, 1874 — South Eastern Railway, 1876— Admiralty and War Office, 
 1882— Electric lighting, 1883, 1884, 1889. 
 
 A register of baptisms, marriages, and burials in the 
 
 parish of St. Martin-in-the-Fields . . . from 1550 to 1619. 
 Edited by T. Mason. London, 1899. 8vo, pp. viii., 266. 
 
 See Mason (T.) Catalogue of books and documents belong- 
 
 ing to the i^oyal parish of St. Martin-in-the-Fields, etc. Com- 
 piled by T. Mason. 1895. 8vo. 
 
 Vestry of Reports and accounts of the vestry of St. 
 
 Martin-in-tle-Fields, 1856-1900. London, 1856-1900. 8vo 
 
 St. Mary, Newington, Parish of Acts of Parliament relating 
 
 to the parish of St. Mary, Newington, 1755-1887. London, 
 1755-1887. Folio. 
 
 Contents : Churchyard, 1755 — Walworth Road, lighting and watching, 
 1776— Road trusts, 1785— Buildine leases, 1805— Poor rates, 1808, 1814— 
 Great Dover Street, 1809, 1829, 1830— New churches, 1820— Glebe, 1829— 
 Paving, lighting and cleansing, 1830 — Workhouse, 1851 — Walworth Common, 
 1851— Endowment, 1869— Southwark and City Subway, 1870, 1887— Market, 
 1882— Tabard Street improvement, 1885. 
 
 Vestry of Reports and accounts of the vestry of St. 
 
 ]Mary, Newington, 1857-1900. London, 1858-1900. 8vo. 
 
 St. Marylebone, Parish of Acts of Parliament relating to the 
 ])arish of St. INLarylebone, 1755-1878. London, 1756-1878. 
 Folio. 
 
 Contents : Watching, cleansing, lighting and paving, 1755,1772, 1794, 180(!. 
 1822, 1824. 1825— Poor and workhouse, 1774- -Church, 1779, 1811, 1827— 
 Portman Scjuare improvement, 1781, 1823 — Cemeterj', 1806 — Marvlebone 
 Road and Euston Road, 1808— Paving. 1813— Regent Street, 1X13, 1816, 1824, 
 1825,1X28 — Bryanston Square improvement, 1813 — Dorset Square improve- 
 ment, 1813 — Montagu Square improvement, 1813 — Impropriate rectory. 1817 
 —Districts, 1825— District churches, 1821— Regent's Park, 1824, 1825, 1828. 
 1832, 1851— Building leases, 1826— Finchley Road. 182ti, 1850— Oxford 
 Chapel, Welbeck Chapel, and Portland Chapel, 183o, lXi4 — Portman Market, 
 1832 — Avenue Road, 1835 — Stingo Lane, 1868 — Turnpikes. 1870 — Kilburn 
 and Harrow Roads, 1872 — Surplus lands, 1873 — Bowman's Buildings im- 
 provement, 1878.
 
 318 
 St. Marylebone, Parish oi~continued. 
 
 Annual accounts of the parish of St. Marylebone, 1798- 
 
 1826. London. [1799-1827.] 8vo. 
 
 Vestry of Reports and accounts of the vestry of St. 
 
 Marylebone, 1855-1900. London. 1856-1900. 4to 
 
 St. Mary-le-Strand, Parish of Acts of Parliament relating to 
 the i)arisli ot St. Mary-le-Straiul. 1725-187o. London, 1726- 
 1873. Folio. 
 
 Contents : Maintenauce of rector, 1725 — Somerset House, 1774— Work- 
 house, 1811— Inland Revenue Office, 18.52— King's College, 1873. 
 
 St. Nicholas and St. Paul, Deptford, Parishes of Acts 
 
 of i'ui-liuiuent relating to the parishes oi St. Nicholas and 
 St. Paul, Deptfoi-d, 1758-1848. London, 1807-1891. Folio. 
 
 Contents : Paving, cleansing, lighting and watching, 1753, 1804 — Croydon 
 Canal, 1801, 1808, 1811— Building leases, 1806— Charity lands. ISlo— New- 
 Cross Turnpike Roads, 1812, 1S26, 1889, 1842— J'ier, 1835, 1839— Deptford 
 Pier Junction Railway, 1836, 1839— New roads, 1843. 
 
 St. Olave, Southwark, Parish of Acts of Parliament relating 
 to the jiai-ish of St. Olave, Southwark, 1786-1879. London, 
 1787-lf>79. Folio. 
 
 Contents: Rebuilding of church, 173(;— Maintenance of rector, 1817 — 
 London Bridge approaches, l."«"36, 1879— London and Greenwich Piailwav, 
 1840, 1842. 184.")— London and Croydon Raihvav. ISir,— Tower Subway, 1S68, 
 1871— Charities, 187(1. 
 
 District Board Reports and accounts of the St. Olave 
 
 district board. 1^5^-1900. London. 1859-1900. 8vo. 
 
 and St. John, Southwark, Parishes of Rental and 
 
 particular account of monies arising out of and from gifts, 
 grants, benevolences, lands and tenements of and belonging to 
 the j)arishes of St. Olave and St. John . . . and of the 
 several allowances to be made out of the same. London, 1829. 
 4to, pp. 51. 
 
 [Another edition.] Ijondon, 1838. 4to, ]»j). vii.. 72, and 
 
 maps. 
 
 A short account of the Free Grammar School of St. 
 
 Olave's and St. John's, Southwark. Southwark, [1850?] 
 4to, p|i. 1 1. 
 
 St. Pancras, Parish of Acts of i*arliament relating to the 
 parish of St. I'ancras, 1789-18«7. London, 1740-1887. Folio. 
 
 Coiitcnt.3: Foundling Hospital, 1739. 1885 — Pavintr, lighting, cleansing 
 and watchin;.'. 1772, 1789, 179u, 1794, 1797, 1800, 1801. 1808, 1808, J8l6, 
 1811, 1X12, 1814, 181.">, 1816, 1817, 1822, 1824, 1827, 1841, 1842, 1843— P.iirial- 
 irround. 1792, 1821 — Poor-rate and workhouse. IKOJ, 1805 — liuilding Ica.scs, 
 (Camden Town ami Kentish Town. lHO."j, 1851 — Junction Road, 1811. 1812, 
 1883- Prebend of Cantelowes, Kentish Town, 1813— Select vestry, 1819— 
 Caledonian Hoad, 1K2.-., 1S48— Cnmberlanfl Market, 1830— All Saints, Gordon 
 Street, 1842— St. .Matthew's Church, O.-ikley .S(]uare, 18."il— Saint Luivc, King's 
 Cross, 1H6X — Kf'clesiastical regulation, 1868 — Disused burial ^.Touiids, 1875 — 
 Ix.ans, 1879, 1887 -Guardians of the Poor, 1882.
 
 310 
 
 St. Pancras, Parish of— continued. 
 
 8t. Paucra.s Notes and Queries. Parts l.-V. lioiulon, 
 
 1897-1900. 4to, {continuing). 
 
 [A collection of articles relating to the topography of St. Pancras ; reprinted 
 from the St. Pancras Guardian.] 
 
 Vestry of Reports and accounts of the vestry of St. 
 
 Pancras, l.So6-1900. London, 1857-1900 4to. 
 
 St. Paul, Cathedral of Documents illustrating the history of St. 
 Paul's Cathedral : edited ... by W. 8. Sim])son. Printed 
 for the Camden Society, 1880. 4to, pp. Ixx., 238. 
 
 Contents, inter alia : A short chronicle, 1140 to \M\ — Chroniculi ad 
 annum 139I> — Vera historia incemlii Tenipli Sancti Pauli Lordon (from 
 Bishop Grindal's register), l.")61 — A trve report of the burnyiige of the stepic 
 and churche of Ponies in London, 1561 — Ballad, the burning of Ponies, lofil 
 — Proposal to erect a meeting house near St. Paul's Cathedral, H).">7 — Pajjcrs 
 relating to the Dome, rirrii 1708 — List of altars and chapels in OUl St. Paul's 
 — Dimensions of Old St. Paul's— Note upon the tracts on the burning of the 
 spire. 1561 — Note on Lollard's Tower — Note on earthcjuake, 1382 — Chroniculi 
 St. Pauli. 
 
 St. Paul's Cathedral Library : a catalogue of bibles, rituals, 
 
 and rare books ; works relating to London, and especially to ■ 
 St. Paul's cathedral . . . maps, plans, and views of London 
 and of St. Paul's cathedral, by W. S. Simpson. London, 1893. 
 8vo, pp. xxii., 281. 
 
 St. Paul, Covent Garden, Parish of Acts of Parliament re- 
 lating to the parish of St. Paul, Covent Garden, 1660-1876. 
 London, 1736-1876. Folio. 
 
 Contents: Precinct made parochial, 1660, 1811 — Watch, 1735 — Work- 
 house, 1774 — Theatre Royal, 1776— Paving, cleansing and lisjhting, 1783 — 
 Church, 1787, 1789, 1796— Market, 1813, 1828— Parish affairs, 1829— Bow- 
 street Police Court, 1876. 
 
 St. Saviour, Southwark, Parish of Acts of Parliament re- 
 lating to the parish of St. Saviour, Southwark, 1754-1892. 
 London, 1755-1892. Folio. 
 
 Contents: Abolition of market in High-street. \~7A — New market. 17.')4. 
 1756, 1829 — Workhouse ami street improvements, 1774 — Paving, etc., in the 
 Clink, 1786. 1812— Paving. 1804— Poor rate, 1808— Southwark-bridge, 1811, 
 1816, 1820, 1824 — Manor of Paris Garden, 1816 — Surrey and Sussex Roads 
 Trustees, 1818, 1828 — South London Gas Company incorporation, 1821 — 
 Loiulon-bridgc approaches, 1831 — Grammar school, 1838 — Chaplain. 1868 — 
 Church rate. 18S3 — borough-market, 1892 — South Eastern Railway, 1892. 
 
 District Board Reports and accounts of the St. 
 
 Saviour district board, 1858-1900. London, 1858-1900. 8vo. 
 
 St, Sepulchre, Parish of Acts of Parliament i-elating to the 
 parish of St. Sepulchre, 1742-1806- London, 1772-1809. 
 Folio. 
 
 Contents : Charterhouse-square, paving, etc., 1742 — Paving, cleansint^ 
 lighting and watching, 1772— Workhouse, 1798 — Lottery, 1806 
 
 ot
 
 320 
 Salford, County Borough of Abstract of accounts, 1893-i to 
 
 1899-19CK). Salford, 1894-1900. 8vo, {contimiing) . 
 
 Salmon (C. S.) The Caribbean confederation ; apian for the union 
 of the fifteen British West Indian colonies, preceded by an 
 account of the past and present condition of the Eui'opeans and 
 the African races inhabiting them, witli a true explanation of the 
 Haytian mystery, etc. London, 1888. 8vo, pp. 175, and map. 
 
 Salomons 'Sir David Lionel) Electric light installations, and 
 the manaooment of accumulators; new edition, etc. London, 
 1890. 8vo, pji. .S;U. 
 
 Samuelson (Sir Bernhard) See Montague (F. C.) Technical 
 cilui-iitiiin . . . w itli a })i-eface by Sir B. Samuelson. 1887. 8vo. 
 
 San Francisco, City of Twenty-sixth annual report of the Board of 
 Park CommissiontTs, 1896-7. San Francisco, 1897. 8vo, pp. 71. 
 
 Municipal reports for the fiscal year, 1896-97, etc. San 
 
 Fi-ancisco, 1897. 8vo, pp. xxxii., 1206 ; 460. 
 
 Sanitary Institute Journal of the Sanitary Institute, Vols, xviii.- 
 xxiii. London, 1^97-1902. 8vo, {continuing). 
 
 General index to the Transactions and Journal, Vols, i.- 
 
 xxi., including also three volumes of miscellaneous papers. 
 1876-1900. London, [1901.] 8vo, pp. 2.32. 
 
 Sanitary Laws Enforcement Society What to do and how to 
 
 do it : a manual of the law aft'ecting the housing and sanitary 
 condition of Londoners, with special reference to the dwellings 
 of the poor. London, 1884. 8vo, pp. 107. 
 
 Contents : Administration of the law — The sanitary Acts — Metropolitan 
 T.ocal Manasement Acts — Water supplj' — Pullin» down and rebuilding — 
 Artizans' Dwellinirs Acts — Compensation — Railway clearances — Appendix. 
 
 Sanitary Record Sanitary Record : a journal of pul)lic health and 
 the progress of sanitary science. 1893-1902. London, 1893- 
 1902. 4to, {rnntinuing) . 
 
 Sanitary Reform Sanitary reform, 1848-56. [A volume of 
 ji;iiiHilil(t>.j London, 1848-56. 8vo. 
 Contents : 
 
 Report of a coMiniittee of the Council of the Statistical Society of London, 
 consisting,' of Licut.-Colonel W. H. Sykes, V.P.R.S., Dr. Guy, and F. G, P. 
 Nelson, Ksq.. to investigate the state of the inhabitants and their dwellings 
 in Church Lan.-, St. Giles's. London, 184H. 8vo, pp. 25. 
 
 Sanatory reform ; Jacob's Island and the tidal ilitches of Bermondsey ; a 
 visit to the cholera district of Bermondsey. [Reprinted from Morning 
 Chronicle, September 24tii, 1K4'.).] 
 
 Sanitary progress: Ixiing the lifth report of the National Philanthropic 
 Assf>ciation . . . for the jiromotion of social ami salutiferous improvements ; 
 street cleaidiness : and the employment of the poor; — so that able-bodied 
 men may be prevented from burthcning the jiarish rates, and preserved 
 independent of workhouse alms and degradation. London, 1849. Svo, 
 pp. viii.. 16L 
 
 .<ee also Dunhill (T.). Marriott (T. W. M.), Netherway (R.), Scrope (G. P.), 
 Smith (J. T.), Vigers (F.), Walsh (C. R.).
 
 321 
 
 Sargant (Charles Henry) Urban rating, being an inquiry into 
 the iiicidciice of local taxation in towns, etc. London, 1890. 
 8vo, pp. l&l. 
 
 Contents : The origin and nature of j^round-reiits — The determination of 
 ground-rent —Have ground-rents already paid rates? — The proposals to rate 
 ground-rents — Rating as l^etween building-owner and occupier — Hating 
 between building-owners and owners of fixed rents — Rating between 
 l)uilding-owncrs and the owners of reversions — The rating of vacant 
 building land— General remarks — Ai)pendix. 
 
 Saunders (George) Results- of an enquiry concerning the situation 
 and extent of Westminster at various periods. London, 1835. 
 4to, pj). 21, and 3 maps. 
 
 Saunders (R. C.) **5Ve Referees, Court of. Cases decided by the 
 Ct)urt of Referees. [By R. C. Saunders, etc.'] 1870-1900. 8vo. 
 
 Saunders (William) The history of the first London County 
 Council, 1889-1890-1891. Lotidon, 1892. 8vo, pp. liy., 628, 
 and index. 
 
 Scarborough, Borough of Abstract of accounts of the Corpora- 
 tion and Urban District Council, 1895-96. Scarborough, 1896. 
 Svo, pp. 82. 
 
 Scharf (George) Royal picture galleries. See London. Old 
 London, etc. 1867. 8vo. 
 
 Schlesinger (Max) Saunterings in and about London ; the English 
 edition, by Otto Wenckstern. London, 1853. 8vo, pp. xii., 290. 
 
 Scotland, Royal Burghs of Report from the committee to whom 
 the several petitions presented to the House of Commons from 
 the royal burghs of Scotland ; together with the several accounts 
 and papers relating to the internal government of the said royal 
 burghs were referred. London, 1793. Folio. 
 
 [PP. 1-33 of Meport.f fi'ovi Committees of the House of Commons, 1793- 
 
 1802.1 
 
 Scott (Benjamin) Municipal government of London. London, 
 1882. 8vo. 
 
 An article reprinted from the Contemporary Review, Vol. xli., pp. 308-32 1. 
 
 Statistical vindication of the City of London, or fallacies 
 
 exploded and figures exj^lained. London, 1867. Svo, pp. xi., 200. 
 
 Scott (Charles W.) See Pridmore (T. W.) Guide to the pre- 
 paration of bills of costs. Eighth edition, bv C. W. Scott. 
 1887. 8vo. 
 
 Scott (Ebenezer Erskine) Tables of logarithms and anti- 
 logarithms to live })laces, with marginal indices for instant 
 reference. London. 1870. 8vo, pp. xxviii., 402. 
 
 Scott (Sir George Gilbert) The chapter-house of Westminster. 
 See London. Old London, etc. 1867. Svo. 
 
 X 
 
 [l.c. 13
 
 322 
 
 Scott (John) Costs undci- the Jndicatnre Acts, 1878 and 1875 . . . 
 witli precedents of taxed bills. London, 1876. 8vo, pp. vi., 118. 
 
 Scrivener (Harry Stanley) See Bell (Sir W. J.) and H. S. 
 
 Scrivener. The Sale of Food and Drugs Acts, 1875-1899, etc. 
 Third edition. 1900. 8vo. 
 
 Scrope (George Poulett) Suggested legislation with a view to the 
 improvement of the dwellings of the poor. London, 1849. 8vo, 
 pp. 24. 
 
 [A pamphlet bound up with others in volume, Sanitary reform, 1S48-5G. 
 See Sanitary Reform.] 
 
 Scrutton (Thomas Edward) Commons and common fields or a 
 history and policy of the laws relating to commons and enclosures 
 in England ; being the Yorke prize essay of the University of 
 Cambridge for the year 1886. Cambridge, 1887. 8vo, pp. x., 180. 
 
 Scurfield (H.) See Nocard (E.) The animal tuberculoses . . . 
 translated by H. Scurfield. 1895. Svo. 
 
 Seager ^ J. Renwick) Notes on registration under the Represen- 
 tatiou of the People Acts, 1867 and 1884, the Registration Act, 
 1885, the County Electors Act, 1888, and the Local Government 
 Act, 1894, together with a digest of cases on appeal from 1884 
 to 1898. Eighth edition. London, 1899. 8vo, pp. vii., 200. 
 
 Seligman CEdwin Robert Anderson) Essays on taxation. New 
 
 York, ls:)5. Svo, j)]). X , 4;)-k 
 
 ("ontonls: Tlie developinent of taxation — The general pro])erty tax — The 
 single lax — Double taxation — -The inheritance tax— The t.ixaticjn of corpoia- 
 tioiis : history ; principles ; complications and conclusions — The cla,ssilication 
 of public revenu(!s — Recent reforms in taxation — The betterment tax — 
 Recent European literature in taxation — American reports on taxation. 
 
 On the shifting and incidence of taxation. Baltimore, 
 
 1892. 8vo, pp. 1!»1. 
 
 I'ublications of the American Economic Association, Vol. VII., Nos. 2 and 3. 
 
 The same. Second edition. New York, 1899. 8vo, 
 
 pp. xii., 337. 
 
 Serpentine Report from the select committee on the Serpentine ; 
 together with the proceedings of the committee, minutes of 
 evidence, appendix, and index. London, 1860. Folio, })p. 5 ; 
 xvi., 303. 
 
 Contents al appcmlix. /?iffir alia : Copy of letter fi'f)ni Mr. Hawksley, CE., 
 to the Cliicf Commissioner ^f Works, in reference to the cleansing of the 
 Scrp<-ritiiie — Statement of the monthly quantity of water supplieil to the 
 Serpentine River fjy the Chelsea Waterworks Company in 18r>7, 1.S58 and 
 the first six months of 1S59 — Casualties which have occurred in the Serpentine 
 to bathers .and suicides in tlie years 1844 to IH.'JS — Tabuhir statement of the 
 relative depths of rnud and water in the Serpentint!, from soundings made in 
 IH.'iH, under the direction of Mr. i'age. C'.K. — Itepoit, microscopical and 
 chemical, on the water of the Serpentine, by Di-. Hassall, May, 18.57. 
 
 Servia Statistique du commerce exteriur du joyaume de Serbie 
 j.our I'annee 1898. Belgrade, 1899. 4to, pp. 248,
 
 323 
 
 Sessions (Harold) Sre Leq-uo (T. M.) and H. Sessions, Cattle 
 
 tiil)er('n]()sis, ric. 189S. Svo. 
 
 Seve (Edouaird) L'enscigiiomeut tecliiii([uo ct commercial en 
 J>el(>i([ue. /See Education. Technical Education Congress. 1897. 
 8vo'. 
 
 Sewerag'e See Drainage and Sewerage. 
 
 Sexby (John James) The municipal parks, gardens, and open 
 spaces of London : tlieir history and associations. London, 1898. 
 8vo, pp. XX., 6-iG. 
 
 Contents : Introduction — Battersci Park — Blackhcath — Bostal Heath — 
 Bostal Woods — Pluinstead Common — Shoulder f)f Mutton Green — Brockwell 
 Park — Lhihvich Piirk— Clapham Common — Hilly Fields — Deptford Park — 
 Telegraph Hill — Kennington Park — Ladywell Kecreatioii-ground — Maryon 
 Paik— Myatt's Fields — Peckham Rye — Peckham Rye Parle — Goose Green — 
 Niinhead Green — Southwark Park — Nelson Recreation-ground — Newington 
 Recreation-ground — Walworth Recreation-ground — Tooting Gra\eney Com- 
 mon — Tooting Beck Common — Streatham Green — Streatham Common — 
 Wandsworth Common — Bethual Green Gardens— Embaidvment Gardens — 
 Finsbury Park — Clissold Park — Hackney Commons^Hackney Marsh — 
 Hanipstead Heath — Parliament Hill — Highbury Fields — Island Gardens, 
 Poplar — Royal Victoria Gardens — Leicester Square — Lincoln's Inn Fields — 
 Red Lion Square — Ravenscourt Park — Shepherd's Bush Common — Spa Green 
 • — Whitfield Gardens — Victoria Park — Meath Gardens — Waterlow Park — 
 Western Commons — Wapping Recreation Ground — Churchj'ards and small 
 playgrounds — Apjiendix — Index. 
 
 Plates, inter alia : Red House, Battersea — Old Battersea Bridge — Wrickle- 
 marsh, Blackheath, 1730 — Old Manor House. Wickham Lane^Lesness Abbay 
 ruins, 1750 — Manor House, Sayes Court — Hatcham House — Kennington 
 Common and Church, 1830 — Heaton's Folly, 1804 — Thrale Place — Ku-by 
 Castle, Bethnal Green — Shrewsbury House — Winchester House, Chelsea — 
 (Jhelsea Place— Don Saltero's, Cheyne Walk, 1840— Cheyne Walk. 1750— 
 Hornsey Wood House — Lea Bridge Mills, 1830 — Old Cat and Mutton, London 
 Fields, 1830 — The Spaniards, Hampstead Heath — Leicester Square, 1700 — 
 Red Lion Square, 1800 — Whitfield's Tabernacle, Tottenham Court Road, 1756 
 — Laudei'dale House, VV^aterlow Park — Andrew Marvell's cottage — Cromwell 
 House, Highgatc — Peterborough House, Parsons Green. 
 
 Seymour (Robert) A survey of the cities of London and West- 
 minster, borough of Southwark and parts adjacent. London, 
 1734. Folio, 2 vols. 
 
 Contents : The original foundation, and ancient and modern state — A 
 description of all wards and parishes, parish-churches, palaces, halls, hospitals, 
 public offices, edifices and monuments — An account of the government of 
 London ; of all charters. liberties, privileges and customs ; and of all livery 
 and other companies, with their coats of arms — -Lists of all officers of His 
 Majesty's revenues and houseiiold, and those of the rest of the royal family, 
 together with their respective salaries. 
 
 Plates : Map of London, 1733— London P.ridge— The Tower— West Front 
 of St. Paul's — Royal Exchange — The Monument — Guildhall. 
 
 Shadwell, Parish of Acts of Parliament relating to the parish of 
 Shadwell, 1755-1887. London, 1770-1887. Folio. 
 
 Contents : Paving, lighting, cleansing and witching, 1755, 1810 — Poor, 
 1770, 1810— Paviug, 1775— Building leases, 1812, 1820— New roads, 1815. 
 1828 — Church and churchyard, 1817. 1823 — Parsonage, 182H — Commercial 
 Road, repairing, 1849 — London Dock Comi)any, 1853 — Ratcliff Gaslight and 
 Coke Company, 1854 — Fish Market. 1882 — Cable Street, unhealthy area, 1887. 
 
 x2
 
 324 
 Shad well (Arthur) The London water sup])ly. London, 1899. 
 
 PI'. X. 
 
 SharmaU (Henry RiseborOllgh) 'I'lit; duty on lire insurances 
 t'lTOueous in j'rini-iple and iujurioas in practice: an appeal to 
 Parliament and the public, in behalf of the ultimate abolition of 
 the tax and its immediate reduction from three shillings to one 
 shillinLT JH'r cent. London, 18(){). 8vo, pp. .SI. 
 
 Sharp (Granvillej Remarks concerning the encroachments on the 
 J{i\ ir Thames near Durham-yard. (By G. Sharp.) London, 
 1771. 16mo, pp. xvi., 42, and index. 
 
 Sharp (James) Addi-ess on . . . canals. See Whitworth (R.) 
 A repoit . . . of the canal . . . from Waltham Abbey 
 to Moorfields. 177."'. Folio. 
 
 Sharpe (Reginald Robinson) London and the kingdom: a his- 
 tory derived fi-om the archives at Guildhall in the custody of 
 the Corporation of the City of London. London, 1894-95. 8vo, 
 3 vols. 
 
 See Husting, Court of. Calendar of Wills proved . . . 
 
 in the Court of Husting. 1889-90. 8vo. 
 
 See London, Corpoi-ation of the City. Calendar of Letters 
 
 from the Mayor and Corporation , . . circa, a.d. 1350-1370 
 . . . edited Ijy R. H. Sharpe. 1885. 8vo. 
 
 Shaw ( ) ^lanual of the vaccination law, containing the 
 
 statutes, (jrders, and regulations, with introduction, notes, and 
 index. London, 1887. 8vo, pp. xii., 228. 
 
 The same. Seventh edition. London, 1899. Svo, pp. iv., 
 
 256. 
 
 Shaw 'Albert; Municipal government in continental Europe. 
 London, 1895. 8vo, pp. xii., 505, and index. 
 
 Contents : Paris — French municipal system — Belgian system — Dutch system 
 — Spanish system — Recent progress of Italian cities — Framework of German 
 city government — Municipal functions in German}' — Hamburg and its sani- 
 tary reforms — The transformation of Vienna — Budapest : the rise of anew 
 metropolis — Budgets of Paris and Berlin, 18'.»4— French municipal code. 
 
 Munici])al government in Great Britain. New York, 1895. 
 
 Svo, pp. ix., 385. 
 
 Contents : Introductory : the groAth and problems of modern cities — The 
 rise of British towns, the reform acts, and the municipal code — The Briti.sh 
 sy.stem in operation— A study of Glasgow — Manchester's municii)al activities 
 — Birmingham : its civic life and expansion — Social activities of British 
 towns^'i'he government of London — Metropolitan tasks and problems — 
 Appendices : The English municipal code — The London (progressive) plat- 
 form — The unification of London — Index. 
 
 Shaw ''Sir Eyre Massey) Fire protection; a complete manual of 
 tiie organization, nuudiinery, discipline, and general working 
 of the Fire Bii'j-iidc of [jonrlon. Loriflon. 1870. 8vo, pp. xvi.,
 
 825 
 
 Shaw (William Arthur) The history of currency, 1252 to 1894, 
 being an account of the gold and silver moneys and monetary 
 staiulards of Europe and America, together with an examination 
 of the effects of currency and exchange phenomena on commei-cial 
 and national progress and well-being. Second edition. Loudon, 
 189(). Svo, pp. XXX., 4.17. 
 
 Sheffield, City of Abstract of the accounts, 1898-4 to 1899-1900. 
 Sheffield, 1894-1900. 4to, {cnntinning). 
 
 Shelford (Leonard) The law of banki^uptcy and insolvency, etc. 
 Third edition. London, 1862. 8vo, pp. Ixxvii., 748, appendix 
 and index. 
 
 Law of joint stock companies, ei'c. Second edition. London, 
 
 1870. Svo, pp. Ixxv., 519. 
 
 Shelford (William) See Williams (R. P.) and W. Shelford. 
 London water supply. 1877. 8vo. 
 
 Shepherd (Thomas Hosmer) London and its enviTOus in the 
 nineteentli century, illustrated by a series of views from original 
 drawings, with historical, topographical and critical notices. 
 London, 1829. 4to, pp. 160, and 192 plates. 
 
 See Elmes (J.) and T. H. Shepherd. Metropolitan im- 
 
 provements, etc. 1827. 4to. 
 
 Sherwell (Arthur) See Rowntree (J.) and A. Sherwell. The 
 temperance problem and social reform. 1900. 8vo. 
 
 Shields (F. W.) The strains on structures of ironwork; with 
 practical remai-ks on iron construction. London, 1861. Svo, 
 pp. ii., 51. 
 
 Shoreditch, Parish and Vestry of ^ee St. Leonard, Shorediteh. 
 
 Short (Frederick Hugh) The taxation of costs in the Crown 
 Office, etc. London, 1879. Svo, pp. xi., 147. 
 
 and Francis Hanailton Mellor The practice on the 
 
 crown side of the Queen's Bencli Division, etc. London, 1890. 
 Svo, pp. Ixviii., 835. 
 
 Shrapnel (Henry Needham Scrope) Stradametrical survey of 
 
 London and its environs, containing uj)wards of fourteen million 
 eight hundred thousand mean distances, with their relative cab 
 fares to or from every street, square, or place in London. 
 London, 1858. 16mo, pp. 4 ; xliv., 206. 
 
 Siegfried (Jacques) Rapport 
 
 supcrienr en France. See E( 
 
 sur I'enseignement commercial 
 ^upcrienr en f ranee, ^ee Education. Technical Education 
 Congress. 1897. 8vo.
 
 326 
 
 Silverthoriie (Arthur) 'I'he transfer of gas-works to local autho- 
 rii'fs, with tlu' lati'st statistics and analyses of workiniJ' under 
 uiuiiieipal nianagviuent, 1868-78; also the London gas supply, 
 1878, with statements of capital, increased sale of gas, and 
 profits. London, 1878. 8vo, ])p. 110. 
 
 Simms (Frederick Walter) Practical tunnelling. London, 1844. 
 \-\i\ pp. xii., 174, and I- plates. 
 
 Simon (John) Public health reports. London, 1887. 8vo, 2 vols. 
 
 Simons (Nicholas) Keports of cases decided in the High Court of 
 Cliaiici-rv in iS.jO and 1851, etc. London, 1851-52. 8vo, 2 vols. 
 
 Simpson (Edgar Rossiter) See Firtli (J. F. B.) and E. R. 
 
 iSinipson. Loiiddu g(nerinnent under tlie Local Government 
 Act. 1888. 8vo. 
 
 Simpson (R. ) Some account of the monuments in Hackney church : 
 compiled by R. Simp.son. Printed for private circulation. 
 Guildford, 1884. 4to, pp. vii.. 111. 
 
 Some notices of the life of Henry, Lord Percy . . . and 
 
 of the parish clnii'di of St. Augustine, afterwards St. John at 
 Hackney : compiled by R. Simpson. Printed for private circu- 
 lation. Guildford, 1882. 8vo, pp. viii., 301, and indices. 
 
 Simpson (William Sparrow) St. Paul's Cathedral and old city 
 life; illustrations of civil and cathedral life from the thirteenth 
 to the sixteenth centuiies. London, 1894. 8vo, pp. xiv., 312. 
 
 See St. Paiil, Cathedral of. Documents illustrating the 
 
 history of St. Paul's cathedral: edited by W. S. Simpson. 
 1880. 4to. 
 
 >S'ee St. Paul, Cathedral of. St. Paul's cathedral library : a 
 
 catalogue, etc. 189.3. 8vo. 
 
 Sinzheimer (Ludwig) Der Londoner Graf schaftsrat: ein Beitrag 
 zui- stiidtischeii Sozialreform. Stuttgart, 1900. Svo, {rontimdng). 
 
 Contents : Erster IJaiid ; Die Schliis.'iperiode dc^r Hcrrscli.it't der Mittel- 
 klasse ill der LondoiKT Stiidtvciwaltuiig. 
 
 Sisley (Richard; lli'' London water supply: a retrospect and a 
 survey. London, 1899. 4t<), pp. \ii , 192. 
 
 Skeat • Walter William) An etymological dictionary of the 
 I'^nglish language. Second edition. Oxfoid, ISSS. Ito, jjp. 
 \x.\ii., h' 44. 
 
 Skinners' Company The Skinners' Company versus the Honour- 
 able tlie Irish Society and others ; proceedings upon the motion for 
 a receiver at the suit of the Skinners' Company, commencing 
 November 23, 1835, in His Majesty's High Court of Chancery: 
 copied from the transcript of tlie shoithand wiitcr's notes. 
 Loudon, l83G. 8vo, p]). 0(J8.
 
 327 
 
 Sling'O (William) Tlie ti-ue basis of tecliiiical education. See 
 Kducatiou. Tecliiiiual Education Congress. 1897. 8vo. 
 
 Sly (J. E.) (^'ity of London rates for the past twenty-five years 
 from 1870 to 1894. London, 1894. 8vo, pp. 16. 
 With MS. additions to 189(). 
 
 Smale (John) and John Walter de Longueville Giffard 
 
 Reports of cases adjudged in the High Court of Chancery by the 
 Vice-Chancelh)r Sir Jolm Stuai-t, 1852-1857. London, 1855-58. 
 8vo, 3 vols. 
 
 Vol. ii. is wanting. 
 
 Smethurst (James Mellor) A treatise on the Locus Standi of 
 petitioners against private bills in Parliament. London, 1877. 
 8vo, pp. xvi., 144. 
 
 Smirke (Sydney) Suggestions for the architectural improvement 
 of the western part of London. London, 1834. 8vo, pp. 117, 
 plan and 2 plates. 
 
 [Another copy.] 
 
 See Essex (W. R. H.) and S. Smirke. Illustrations of 
 
 Temple Church. 1845. Folio. 
 
 Smith (Adam) An intpiiry into the nature and causes of the 
 wealth of nations. London, 1893. Svo, pp. xvi., 780. 
 
 Smith (Charles Roach) Catalogue of the Museum of London 
 antiquities collected by . . . C. R. Smith, Printed for suIj- 
 scribers only, 1854. 8vo, pp viii., 194. 
 
 Inserted at the end are accounts oF a puVjlic:!inner given to Mr. C. R. Smith, 
 at Newport, and a conversazione, at Ryde, Isle of Wight. 
 
 Illustrations of Roman London. London, 1859. 4to, pp. 
 
 iv., 178. 
 
 Smith (Edward Orford) Municipal finance ; or, local taxation 
 and local ex])enditure as illustrated hy the case of the city of 
 Birmingham, etc. London, 1895. 8vo, pp. 33. 
 
 Reprinted from the Journal of the Royal Statistical Society, Vol. Iviii., 
 pp. 327-351). 
 
 Smith (Hubert Llewellyn) Report to the special committee on 
 technical education ; lieing the result of an inquiry into the 
 needs of London with regard to technical education, the existing 
 provision for such education, and the best means to be taken by 
 the London County Council for improving that provision, under 
 the Technical Instruction Acts, 1889 and 1891, and the Local 
 Taxation (Customs and Excise) Act, 1890. London, 1892. 
 Folio, pp. 184. 
 
 Contents : Introduction — Meaning of technical education — Powers of the 
 Council with regard to technical education — Classitication of institutions 
 supplying technical educations — Local distribution of London industries,
 
 828 
 Smith (Hubert Llewellyu) — continued. 
 
 :ui-l the relation of technical schools and classes to these iinlustries — Qualifi- 
 cation and training of technical teachers — The teaching of art in London— 
 The teaching of science in London— The teaching of tcelmology in London — 
 Manual instruction in London — Teaching of commercial suhjects in London 
 Teaching of household economy in Loiulon — Technical museums — City and 
 (iuilds Institutcand the London Polytechnic Institutes— Secondary education 
 in London — Higher education in London — Scholarshi|)s and exhibitions — 
 C'cinclusion : administrative machinery. 
 
 See Acland (A. H. D.) ;md H. L. Smitli. Studies in 
 
 secondary education. 18U2. 8vo. 
 
 Smith (John Edward) Catalooue of Westminster vecords 
 dcpositi'd at llic Town Hall, Ca.vton street, in the custody of 
 tlie vestry of St. Margaret and St. John, with introductory 
 essay, illustrations and extracts. Jioudou, 1900. 4to, pp. 260. 
 
 St. John the Evangelist, Westminster: parochial memorials. 
 
 Westminstei-, 1892. 8vo, pp. xix., 544. 
 
 Contents : The parish— The church— The rectors— The curates and 
 Icctui'crs — The burial ground— The parish officers — Self government — • 
 Ecclesiastical divisions — Tothill Fields— The horse ferry — Millbank— 
 Streets and places — Local institutions— Public buildings and schools— 
 Tiie parochial charities. 
 
 ■ See Briefs. Bygone briefs: an essay, etc. [By J. E. 
 
 Smith.] 1896. 8vo. 
 
 Smith 'John Sidney) The practice of Court of Chancery, etc. 
 Lomlou, lMi2. bv(j, pp. Ixxvii., 1156. 
 
 Smith (John Thomas) Ancient t()pnoia])hy of London; con- 
 taining not (inly views (^f buildings which in many instances no 
 longer exist, and which for the most part were never before 
 ]inblished, Imt some account of the places and customs either 
 unknown or overlooked by the liondoii liistorian. Ijondon, 1815. 
 4to, ])[). 82. 
 
 I'lates, inter alia : St. Dunstan-iu-ihc^Kast — St. Barthdlomcw-the-Greater ; 
 nortii-east view of the back of the allar— West entrance to the vestibuh; of 
 the Temple Church- Vest ibule of the Tc'iiiple (Jhurch — North and cast walls of 
 tlie con vent of St. Clare or .M inore.oses, 1 7!»7 — Sout h and west, wall of t he c<mvent 
 of St. Clare— North-east view of i)arts of the chapel and granary of Leaden- 
 liall — Leadenhall Chapel— South entrance of Duke's Place— East entrance to 
 the cell in the .south-west tower of the Tower of Londcm- Arch of London 
 Bridge in great frost, 1«1 4— Watch-tower, Ludgate Hill, 171)2— London Wall 
 and P.cthlem Hospital— South-west view of Bethlem Hospital and London 
 Wall— Lonfion Wall, St. Giles Crii)plrgate— Inside view of the Poultry 
 Compter — North-cast view of an old hou.se lately standing in Sweedon's 
 ras.Hage. Grub Street— South-east view of the same— Mansion, Hart Street, 
 Crutcbed Friars — Honscs lately standing on the west corner of Chancery 
 Lane, Fleet Street — Houses on the .south side of Leadeidiall Street — Duke 
 Street, West Smithfield— Houses at south corner of Hosier Lane, Smifhfield 
 — Houses on the south side of London Wall — Houses on the west side of 
 Little Moorfields— Houses on north side of Long I^ane, Smithfield — 
 Wincliester Street, London Wall. 
 
 [Another copy.]
 
 829 
 Smith (John Thomas) — continued. 
 
 An anii((uariiiii ramble in the streets of Londnii : edited 
 
 by C. Mackay. London, 1846. 8vo, 2 vols. 
 
 Antiquities of Westminster, etc. London, 1807. 4to, 
 
 pp. xvi., 276. 
 
 Plates, inte)- alia : Duke dc Sally's House. Strand — Durham House— Guard 
 Room, Scotland Yard— Old Palace of Whiteliall from the water— Whitehall 
 Gateway — Two views in St. James's Park — Water Gate, New Palace Yard- 
 Speaker's ('ourt Yard — South side of New Palace Yard — Old Palace Yard 
 from the south — Two views of the tower, now the Parliament Office — Plan 
 of the Palace of Westminster — Princes' Chamber — Bell Tower, St. Stephen's 
 Chapel — Painted Chamber — Inside of the Painted Chamber — Foundation 
 plan of the ancient Palace of Westminster — View of Westminster from the 
 east — North-east view of the House of Connnons — East view of Westminster 
 — South side of the House of Commons — Cotton Garden, Westminster. 
 
 Smith (Joshua Toulmin) Government bj commissions illegal 
 and j)ernieious ; the nature and effects of all commissions of 
 inquiry and other crown-appointed, commissions ; the consti- 
 tutional principles of taxation ; and the rights, duties, and 
 importance of local .self-government. London, 1849. 8vo, 
 pp. xii., 380. 
 
 A letter to the Metropolitan Sanatory Commissioners ; 
 
 containing an examination of allegations put forth in support 
 of the proposition for superseding, under the name of sanatory 
 improvement, all local representative self-government by a 
 system of centralized patronage. London, 1848. 8vo, pp. vi., 33. 
 
 [A pamphlet bound up with others in volume. Sanitary reform, 1S4S-56. 
 Sec Sanitary Reform.] 
 
 The Metropolis and its municipal administration : showing 
 
 the essentials of a sound system of municipal self-government as 
 applicable to all tovpn populations and the subject matters that 
 come proj^erly within the range of municipal administration. 
 London, 1852. 8vo, pp. 60. 
 
 Contents : Introduction — Contrast between the system of centralized 
 administration and that of municipal self-government — Proper objects for 
 municipal a<lministration — Conditions essential to true municii)al self- 
 government — Pretexts for crippling self-government — Practical illustrations 
 of true municnpal self-government, the true constitution of the corporation 
 of London — Internal arrangements and constituency — Wards and wardmotes 
 and their action. 
 
 The Metropolis Local Management Act, 1855, and the 
 
 amendment act of 1856, etc. London, 1857. 8vo, pp. xvi., 310. 
 The parish : its powers and obligations at law, etc. 
 
 London, 1857. 8vo, pp. xii., 682. 
 
 Practical proceedings for the removal of nuisances to 
 
 health and safety, and for the execution of sewerage Avorks, in 
 towns and in rural parishes, under the common law, and under 
 recent statutes. London, 1867. 8vo, ])p. xii., 378.
 
 330 
 
 Smith (Swire) Kvoiiing- schools. See Kdncation. Technical 
 Milucat ion Congress. 1897. 8vo. 
 
 Smith (Thomas) Histoiicul recollections of Hyde Park, etc. 
 Loiulon, 1^:56. I2mo, })i). x., 99. 
 
 A topographical and historical account of the parish of St. 
 
 !N[arylehone. London, 1888. 8vo. ])]). viii., 819, G plates and 
 map. 
 
 Hates : I'lan of the paiisli -Old Manor House — Parish church— St. Mary"s 
 Cliuri-h— All Souls' Church— Christ Church— Trinity Church. 
 
 Smith (William R.) Diphtheria: being the Harben Lectures 
 delivered in 1899 before the Royal Institute of Public Health, 
 etc. London. 1900. 8vo, pp. 118. 
 
 Smithfield Market Report from the select committee on Smith- 
 tield .Market, together with the minutes of evidence, appendix, 
 and index. London, 1847. Folio, pp. xiv., 410; 57. 
 
 — !" Another report.] London, 1849. Folio, pp. xx., 468. 
 
 Smoke Abatement Re])ort of the smoke abatement committee in 
 ls,s2. with reports of the jurors of the exhibition at South 
 Kensington, and ... of the testing engineer, to which are 
 added the official reports on the Manchester exhibition, etc. 
 London, 1888. 4to, pp. xiv., 198. 
 
 Sliell I Ernest Huffh) Comjn-essed air illness, or so-called caisson 
 disease. Loiiddii. 1896. 8vo, I)p. viii., 251. 
 
 Snowden ( ) Police officers' guide, etc. Tenth edition, 
 
 by T. O. H. Lees. London, 1897. 8vo, pp. xvi., 524. 
 
 Soane (^Sir John) Description of the house and museum on the 
 north side of Lincoln's Inn Fields : the residence of Sir .). Soane, 
 etc. London, 1885. 4to, pp. xiv., 108, and '.W plates. 
 Sir .1. Soane's autoj^raph is on the title page. 
 
 Designs for public and pi i\ute dwellings. London, 1828, 
 
 Ffjlio, pp. vi., 38, and 54 plates. 
 
 Society of Arts .lournal of ihe Society of Arts, 1896-1902. 
 jjondon. 1896-1902. 8vo, (rontiiuiiiuj). 
 
 Soper fJohn Philpott Henry) See Richards (H. C.) and W. 
 H. C. Payne. London water supply. Second edition, edited bv 
 .1. P. H. Sopei-. 1H99. 8vo. 
 
 South Eastern Railway Company General statement of the 
 
 position and jiinjecl.^ of the (."oni|iany, 1845-46. London, 1845. 
 Hvo. pp. 45. 
 
 Southampton, County Borough of Abstract of accounts, 1898-4/ 
 
 to l>:»7-.^. Southampton, 1894-98. 8vo, 4 vols. 
 The abstract of accounts for 1894-5 is wanting.
 
 331 
 
 South Kensing'ton Museum Cataloj^ue of special loan collection 
 of scientitie apparatus at the South Kensington Museum. 
 London, 1877. 8vo, pp. Iviii., 1084. 
 
 South Shields, County Borough of Abstract of accounts, 1897-8 
 
 to IDOO-l. South Shields, lSOH-1901. 4to, {continning). 
 
 Southwark, Borough of Acts of Pailiament relating to the 
 Borough of Southwark, 1748-1824. London, 1759-1871. Folio. 
 
 Contents: Small debts, 1748, 1758, 180fi, 1824— Orphans' Fund, 1777— 
 Gas liphting, 1824. 
 
 Souviron ( ^ and Henri de Pontich Recueil annote do 
 
 lois et decrets sur radministratitni connnuiuile et departementale 
 comprenant les textes speciaux a I'administration de la ville de 
 Paris et du departement de la Seine. Paris, 1893. 8vo, 
 pp. 1328. 
 
 Spalding (Warren F.) The progress of prison I'eform. Sea 
 Banows (1. C) Proceedings of the National Conference of 
 Charities . . . held in Grand Rapids, Mich., June 4-10, 189G. 
 Edited by I. C. Barrows. 1896. 8vo. 
 
 Spencer (Herbert) Against the metric system, etc. London, 1896. 
 8vo, pp. 31. 
 
 A seiies of letters reprinted from The Times of 4th, 7th, 9th and 25th 
 April, 18t)i;. 
 
 Spencer (Thomas) Report to the New River Company on the 
 corro.sion of iron mains and the effects of gas leakage on the 
 Metropolitan street earth. [London], 1860. 8vo, pp. 61. 
 
 [A pamphlet bound uj) with others in volume, London gaa, 1SG1~C5. S.'c 
 Gas.] 
 
 Spilsbury (William Holden) Lincoln's Inn, its ancient and 
 modern buildings, with an account of the library. London, 
 1850. 8vo, pp. xvi., 324. 
 
 Springfield, Massachusetts Thirty-seventh annual report of the 
 City Library Association . . . for the year ending May 3, 
 1898. Springfield, Mass., 1898. 8vo, pp. 91. 
 
 Squire (Peter) Companion to the . . . British Pharmacopoeia, 
 etc. London, 1890. 8vo, pp. xl., 620. 
 
 The same. Seventeenth edition, i-evised by P. W. Stiuirc. 
 
 London, 1899. 8vo, pp. xxxii., 850. 
 
 Squire (Peter Wyatt) See Squire (P.) Companion to tlie 
 . Lritish Pharmacopoeia. Seventeenth edition, revised 
 by P. W. Squire. 1899. 8vo. 
 
 Stafford, Borough of Abstract of the accounts of the Stafford 
 Corporation. 1896-97. Stafford, 1897. 8vo.
 
 
 Stallard • Joshua Harrison) London pauperism amongst Jews 
 and C'lu-ist ians : an int|iiiry into the principles and practice of 
 out -door relief in the Metropolis and the result upon the moral 
 and ]>hysical condition of the pauper class. London, 1867. 
 
 Svo. ])p. \. 
 
 :VJ-/. 
 
 Stamp (George) An index to the statute law of Eng-land ; brouo-lit 
 down to the close of the session, 15 & 1(3 Vict., 1852. London, 
 185.S. 8vo, ])p. l.vxxi., lOo. 
 
 [Another edition.] London, 1862. 8vo, pp. xcv., 468. 
 
 Stamp Duties A digest of the stamp duties, duties on probates, 
 legacies, and successions ; and of the judicial decisions thereon ; 
 with notes. London, 188n. 8vo, pp. xvi., 334. 
 
 Stanley (Arthur Penrhyn) Archaeology in its religious aspect. 
 *bVf London. Old London, etc. 1867. 8vo. 
 
 Historical memorials of AVestminster Abhey. London, 
 
 1868. Svo, p[). xxxii., 5(34. 
 
 Stapleton (Thomas) *See London. Do antiquis legibus liber ; [et] 
 rronica maiorum et viceconiitum Londoniaruni . . . typis 
 mandata carante T. Stapleton. 1846. 4to. 
 
 Statistical Abstract Statistical abstract for the several colonial 
 and othei- ])()ssessions of the United Kingdom in each year from 
 186(J to 1874. London, 1876. Svo, pp. 104. 
 
 Statistical abstract for the United Kingdom, 1861-1900. 
 
 London, 1876-1901. Svo, {coutinuing). 
 
 Statistical Institute, International Bulletin de I'lnstitute 
 
 internati(jnal dc statisticjue. Tome xii. Kristiania, 1900. Svo, 
 jij). xxiv., 377. 
 
 Statistical Society .I'liunal of the Royal Statistical Society,. 
 Vol. XXX. -Ixv. Jjondon, 1867-1902. 8vo, (continuing). 
 -An incnniplete series : manj' nunilicrs w;uitin,t^. 
 
 Statutes at large Hcpoi-t from the comniittee a])pointed to con- 
 
 >idri- oi tlie iriost ell'ectiial means of promulgating the statutes 
 
 f)f the realm, and to report the same, with their observations, to 
 
 the House. London, 1796. Folio. 
 
 i'T. irj-H;» of Itrpnrtx from Cinnviitters of the. Ilonxe of Commons. 1793- 
 1802. 
 
 For collections of the statutes. See Parliament — Acts of 
 
 Parliament. 
 
 Steer ('John; Parish Law ; being a digest of the law ... of 
 [mriMhes, friendly societies, etc. ; and the relief, settlement, aiid 
 ]-emoval of the poor. Third edition. London, 1857. Svo, pp. 
 xxxvii., 923. 
 
 The same. Fifth edition. 1887. Svo, pp. xxiii.. 604.
 
 333 
 
 Steill (Benjamin) City ti-act, no. 4. Irish estates: plenty of 
 intHicN , ;uul wliere to obtain it, for London inipvovenionts, 
 without taxation. London, [1850 "r'] Folio, single sheet. 
 
 [A painj)lilet bound up with otliers in vdlunii'. M isi-rlla ncuKx jjiunphlrt*-. 
 1S.5(!.64.] 
 
 Stephen (A. Condie) France : repoi-t on the relations between 
 c-apital and labour. London, 1892. 8vo, pp. 196. 
 
 Stephen (Henry John) I^ew commentaries on the laws of England. 
 Fifth edition. London, 1863. 8vo, 4 vols. 
 
 The same. Sixth edition. London, 1868. 8vo, 4 vols. 
 
 The same. Ninth edition. London, 1883. 8vo, 4 a'oIs. 
 
 * The same. Thirteenth edition. London, 1899. 8vo, 4 vols. 
 
 Stephens (Archibald John) The law of Nisi Prius, evidence in 
 civil actions, and arbitrations and awards. London, 1842. 8vo, 
 
 3 vols. 
 
 Stephens (Henry C.) Parochial self-government in rural districts; 
 argument and plan. London, 1893. 4to, pp. xiv., 304. 
 
 Stephenson (Charles) Estimates of the cost of the application of 
 
 the Metropolis Water Act, 1871, to houses of a rental of £250 
 
 and £315 per annum. London, 1873. 8vo, pp. 8. 
 
 [A pamphlet bound up with others in volume, Watci' supply, 1S71~77. 
 See Water Supply.] 
 
 Stephenson (Sydney) Epidemic ophthalmia ; its symptoms, diag- 
 nosis, and management, with papers upon allied subjects. 
 Edinburgh and London, 1895. 8vo, pp. viii., 178. 
 
 Stepney and Hackney, Manors of Customs and privileges of 
 
 the manors of Stepney and Hackney in the county of Middlesex, 
 etc. In the Savoy, 1736. 12mo, pp. [iv.], 128. 
 
 Sternberg (George Miller) A manual of bacteriology. New 
 York, 1892. 8vo, p}). xii., 886. 
 
 Stevens (F. W.) Stevens's plan to purify the Thames. Second 
 edition. London, 1858. 8vo. pp. 7. 
 
 Stevenson (Edmund Herbert) and Edward Kynaston Biirstall 
 
 Precedents in jirivate bill legislation affecting gas and water 
 undertakings, 1879-1890. London, 1891. 8vo, pp. [vi.], 165. 
 
 Steward (W. Augustus) Technical education in connection with 
 the gold and silver trades. See Education. Technical Educa- 
 tion Congress. 1897. 8vo. 
 
 Stewart (Horace) Histor}^ of the worshipful Company of Gold 
 and Silver Wyre-drawers, and of the oi-igin and development 
 of the industry which the Company represents; compiled by 
 H. Stewart. London, 1891. 8vo, pp. xvi., 140.
 
 334 
 
 Stillman (Thomas B.) Kno-inoering chemistry : a manual of 
 quantitativi' i-lieinical analysis, etc. Second edition. Easton, 
 Pa.. 1900. 8vo. ])p. xxii.. 508. 
 
 Stock (Cecil Haden) A treatise on shoring- and underi^inning, 
 and genei-ally dealing- witli ruinous and dangerous structures. 
 London. 188S. 8vo. ])}). x., 54, and 10 plates. 
 
 Stockholm, City of Benittelse angaende Stockholms Kommunal- 
 forvaltuno-, 1888-1897. Stockholm, 1890-1899. 4to, {continuing). 
 Tlu' voluine.s for the years 18!n, 181)6 are wanting. 
 
 Stockton and Middleshoroug-h Water Board Common fund 
 
 aecounts and lialancc sheets . . . witli the auditor's reports, 
 1894-I89ti. Middlesborough, 1894-96. 4to, 4 vols. 
 
 Stoke Newington, Borong'h of Annual report of the public 
 libraries committee, 1900 1. London, 1901. 8vo, pp. 20. 
 
 Parish of Acts of Pai-liament relating to the parish of 
 
 Stoke Newington, 1774-1830. London, 1774-1830. Folio. 
 Contents : Liorhtine. watching and watering, 1774 — Pretend, 1<S14, 1830. 
 
 Stone f Samuel) The justices' manual ... a guide to the ordinary 
 duties of a justice of the ])eace. London, 1897. 8vo, ])p. Ixviii., 
 1127. 
 
 Stoney (Bindon Blood) The theory of strains on girders ; 
 >iinilar st luct uies, i-tr. London, 1873. 8vo, pp. xxxi., (J32. 
 
 Storey 'Joseph) Commentai-ies on the law of bailments, etc. 
 London. Isti;'. 8vo, pp. xlviii., G23. 
 
 Stow 'John) A survey of the cities of London and Westminster, 
 and tiie borough of Southwark . . . corrected ... by 
 J. Strypc . . . illustrated with exact maps of the city and 
 suburbs, and of all the wards, and, likewise, of the out-painshes 
 of Ijondon and Westniinstei', and the country ten miles round, 
 etc. The sixtli edition, l.-ondon, 1754-55. Folio, 2 vols. 
 
 Contents : — 
 
 Vol. T. : A general description of tlic City of I>ondon — The thirteen wai'ds 
 on the east side of Walbrook — The twelve wards on the west side of Walhrook. 
 Vol. 11. : The ward in the borough of Southwark, the suburbs of the City, 
 and the liberty of the Duchy of Lancaster — An account of the government 
 and governors of the (Mty of London ; its corporations and trades; its laws, 
 • orders, and eustoms ; and militia -An account of the City of Westnunster ; 
 to which is !ulde<l an aiipendix of certain tracts relating to London ; and a 
 circuit-walk to the churches four or five miles round about. 
 
 Majis :— 
 
 Vol. I. : London, 17.">6 — T>ondon in Queen Elizaljeth's time— The Tower and 
 St. Katherine's— The Tower liberty Tower St. Ward -AldgateVVard— LimeSt. 
 Ward — Bishopsgate Ward — Broad St. Ward— Langborn Ward — Billingsgate 
 Ward and Bridge Ward Within— Walbrook Ward and Dowgate Ward— Cheap
 
 335 
 
 Stow (John) — confiiiticd. 
 
 Wanl — Colemuii St. Ward and I5a.ssishaw Ward — Cripplc^ate Ward — Alders- 
 gate Ward — Faringdon Ward Within and Baynard's Castle— l'>read St. Ward 
 and Cordwainer Ward — Queenhithe Ward and Viatry Ward — Ward of 
 Faringdon Without— Parish of St. Andrew, Holborn. 
 
 Vol. IF. : Country ten miles round London — St. Saviour and St. Geor.L'e, 
 Southwark — St. Olave and St. Thomas, Southwark — St. Olave and St. Mary 
 Magdalen, Bcrmondsey — St. Mary Magdalen, Bermondsey — St. Mary. White- 
 chapel, and St. John, Wapping — St. Paul, Shadwell, and St. John, Wapping 
 — St. Mary, Whitechapcl, and St. Katherine by the Tower — St. Dunstan, 
 Stepney — Spitalfields — Shoreditch — Norton Folgate and Crii>plcgate Without 
 — St. Giles, Cripplegate — Cow Cross — St. Sepulchre's Without, Charterhouse 
 Liberty and Clerkenwell — St. James, Clerkcnwell — St. Giles-in-the-Fields 
 — St. Clement Danes and St. Mary, Savoy — St. Margaret, Westminster — • 
 St Martin-in-the-Fields— St. James, Westminster— St. Anne— St. Paul, 
 Covent Garden — Lambeth and Christ Church, Southwark — Redriffe and 
 St. Mary Magdalen, Southwark — St. Paul, Shadwell — St. Mary. Rotherhithe. 
 
 Plates : — 
 
 Vol. L : The City Gates— London Bridge— The Tower— Christ's Hospital 
 — St. Bartholomew's Hospital — St. Thomas's Hospital — Bridewell Hospital — • 
 Bethlem Hospital — The Charter House — Hoxton Hospital — Chelsea Hospital 
 — Inside view of the rotunda in Ranelagh Gardens — Greenwich Hospital — 
 Mordcn College — St. George's College — St. Ijuke's Hospital — The Londcjn 
 Hospital — Bencroft's Alms Houses — Foundling Hospital — Guy's Hospital — 
 St, Botolph without Aldgate — Custom House — St. Botolph without Bishops- 
 gate, Devonshire Sipiare — South Sea House, Bishopsgate Street. — Royal 
 Exchange — St, Michael, Cornhill — St. Magnus-the-Martyr — St. Bennet, 
 Gracechurch — Fishmongers' Hall — The Monument — Interior, St. Stejihen, 
 Walbrook — Mansion House — Merchant Taylors' School — Bow Church — 
 Guildhall — St. Alphage — Goldsmiths' Hall— Ironmongers' Hall — North-west 
 prospect of St. Paul's Cathedral — Interior of St, Paul's — St, Andrew, Holborn 
 — Furnival's Inn— Gray's Inn — Powis House — Ormond St, — St, Bride — The 
 Temple — Surgeon's Theatre, Old Bailey. 
 
 Vol. II. : St. Gcorge-the- Martyr, Southwark — Christ Church, Spitalfields — 
 St. Leonard, Shoreditch— St. Luke, Old Street — Charterhouse Square — 
 Lincoln's Inn — Newcastle House, Lincohrs Inn Fields — St. Giles-in-the- 
 Fields — Bloomsbury Square — Montague House — St. Mary-Ie-bone Church — 
 St. George, Bloomsbury — St. Mary-le-Strand — Somerset House — St, Clement 
 Danes — Whitehall — Whitehall from St. James's Park — Parade in St. James's 
 Park — Westminster ;Abbey — Westminster Bridge — St. Martin's Church — ^St. 
 James's House — St. James's Square — Leicester Square — Soho Sfiuare — Han- 
 over Square — St. George, Hanover Scjuare — Lord Archer's House, Covent 
 Garden — Golden Square — Grosvenor Square — Buckingham House, St. James's 
 Park — Marlborough House — Kensington Palace — Vauxhall Gardens — St. 
 Mary, Islington. 
 
 Strand District Board Reports and accounts of the Strand 
 district board of works, 1858-1900. Loudon, 1858-1900. 8vo. 
 
 Stratford, Parish, of Acts of Parliament relating to tlic jiarish 
 of .Stratfoi-il and adjacent parishes, 17-17-1876. London, 1748- 
 1876. Folio. 
 
 Contents: Water, 1747, 1807, 180.<, 1829— Poor rate. 18nl, 1811 — Canal, 
 1824, 185S— Burial ground, 1825— Roads and bridges, 1827, 1834. 1876. 
 
 Streatham, Parish of Acts of Parliament rclatiny- to the parish 
 of Streatham, 1790-1875. London, 1790-1875. Folio. 
 
 Contents : Workhouse, 1790 — Tooting Beck Common, 1873 — Tooting 
 Graveney Common, 187.5.
 
 336 
 
 Streets and Building's A collection of pamphlets consisting of 
 hvi'-laws and otlu'i- papers relating to streets and buildings. 
 London. ^lanchester, and Ijiverpool, 1887-94. 8vo. 
 
 Sec Blafk'bouni (H.). Gol.lstraw (W.), Hisrtrins (T. W. E.). Liverpool, City 
 of, Local Govonuneut Board, Manchester, City of, Metropolitan Board of 
 Works— Judgments, Parkes (L.), Ransome (A.), Wallen (F.), Williams (R.). 
 
 Strype (John) >^i'i' Stow (J.) A survey of the cities of London 
 and Westminster . . . corrected . . . by J. Strype. 1754- 
 55. I'Vilio. 
 
 Subways Re])ort from tlie select committee on the Metropolitan 
 sul)\vays bill ; together with the proceedings of the committee, 
 minutes of evidence, and a])pendix. London, 1864. Folio, 
 l)p. X., 298. 
 
 ]\[inutes of evidence taken before the select committee on 
 
 ^letropolis subways l)ill ; together witli the proceedings of the 
 committee, and an appendix. ]jondon, 1867. Folio, pp. xiv., 362. 
 
 Index to the above. London, 1867. Folio, pp. iv., 57. 
 
 Summerhays (^ William Frank) and Thornton Toogood Pre- 
 cedents of bills (jf costs, t'tc. L(jndoii, 1877. 8vo, pp. vi., 387. 
 
 The same. Sixth edition. London, 1889. 8vo, pp. viii., 
 
 595. 
 
 Sunderland, County Borough of Abstract of accounts, 1897-8 
 
 tu lilQO L Simdei-land. 18!>8-1901. 8vo, {cnntinuing). 
 
 Surrey and Kent Commissioners of Sewers Reports relating to 
 
 the sewage, willi inference to the ol)servations of the Poor Law 
 Commissioners, on their inquiry into the sanitary condition of 
 the laboui-ing ])o])nlation of Great Biitain. London. 1843. 8vo, 
 pp. 86. 
 
 [Bound up with the report of tlie Poor Law Commissioners in question. 
 See Poor Law Commissioners.] 
 
 Suttle CLi.) L'enseignement des langues vivantes. ;S'ee Education. 
 Technical Education Congress. L'^97. 8vo. 
 
 Sutton (^Francis) Systematic handbook of volumetric analysis, 
 i:lr. Jjondoii, 1882. 8v(), pp. xii., 471. 
 
 The same. Seventh edition. Tjoiidon, 1896. 8vo, ])p. xi., 
 
 587. 
 
 Swansea, County Borough of The accounts oi the treasurer, 
 I.V.k; 4 to I9lj() 1. Swansea, 1894-1901. Hvo, (continuing). 
 
 Swanston ^Clement Tudwayj Reports of cases argued and 
 deteiTiiiiifd in tin; High Court of Chanceiy, during tlio time of 
 Lord Chancellor Eldon, 1818-1819. London, 1821-27. 8vo, 
 3 vols.
 
 337 
 
 Swete (Horace) (^n the new ai-tesian water supply at Leamington. 
 
 tice L(;:iiniiigi()ii Exhibition, Journal. 1877. 4to. 
 
 Swift (Lucius B.) Dano-ers of the spoils system. See Barrows 
 (1. C.) Proceeding's of the National Conference of Charities . . . 
 held in Grand Rapids, Mich., June 4-10, 189(5. Edited by 
 I. C. Barrows. 1896. 8vo. 
 
 Swinburne (J.) Practical electrical measurement. London and 
 
 New York, 1888. 8vo, pp. xii., 155. 
 
 Sydney, City of Municipal Council of Sydney; vade mecum. 
 Sydney, 1901. 16mo, pp. 31. 
 
 Repoi-ts and proceedings of the Municipal Council, 1890- 
 
 1900. Sydney, 1897-1901. Folio, (continumg). 
 
 Sykes (John Frederick Joseph) Public health problems. London, 
 1892. 8vo, pj). xii., 370. 
 
 Symons (G. J.) British rainfall : on the distribution of rain 
 over the British Isles, 1867-1900. London, 1868-1901. 8vo, 
 {coutinning) . 
 The years 1869-71, 1873-77, 1879 arc wanting. 
 
 Tabberner (John Loude) Metropolitan water supply, present 
 and future ; in four letters to the Daily News newspaper. 
 London, 1850. 8vo, pp. 58. 
 
 [A pamphlet bound up with others in volume, Water .■supply, ISl'l-dJ. 
 St'e Water Supply.] 
 
 Tait (Archibald Campbell) See Browne (J. C.) Lambeth Palace 
 with an introduction by the Archbishop of Canterbury 
 [i.e. A. C. Tait]. 1882. 8vo. 
 
 Tallack (William) Penological and preventive principles, etc. 
 London, 1889. 8vo, ]ip. xi., 414. 
 
 The same. Second and enlarged edition. London, 1896. 
 
 Svo, pp. xii., 480. 
 
 Contents : Principles essential for diminishing crime and pauperism — 
 Crimes of society — Social crime against prisoners — Social crime of cruel 
 laxity — Prison separation and classification —Progressive system of sentences 
 — Sentences in general — Habitual ofEenders and supervision — Land cultivation 
 by prisoners and by free men — Perpetual, or life, impriscmment — Puni>hment 
 of death — Prison labour — Prison officers, their responsibility to God — Aid of 
 discharged prisoners —Pauperism, suggestions for its prevention — Child- 
 saving — Intemperance, its diminution — Prostitution — Substitutes for im- 
 prisonment — Corj)()ral jiunishment — Criminal statistics — Police, especially in 
 relation to pawnbrokers, publicans, prostitutes, and i)revenlion of crime — 
 John Howard's practical principles — Christianity the chief basis for moral 
 reforms and restraints. 
 
 [L.C. 14
 
 338 
 
 Tallerman (D.) Farm produce realization. Second edition. 
 LoiidiMi, 1S92. 8vo, pp. xvi., 001. 
 
 Tanswell (John) The history and antiquities of Lambeth. 
 London, 1^^(,);>. Svo, pp. xvi., 245. 
 
 Contents, inter alia : General survey — Manorial history — Lambeth Palace 
 — Tlie archbishops— Tho churches — Rectors of St. Mary's. Lambeth — Monu- 
 ments and epitaphs — Anti(nie and other bnildinu'S — Remarkable events — 
 Charities. 
 
 Plates, inter alia : Gateway of Lambeth Palace and Lambeth Church 
 — Lambeth election, 18.">7 — Guard Chamber. Lambeth Palace — Lollards' 
 Tower— Lollards' Prison— St. Mary's. Lambeth — All Saints' Church— All 
 Saints' Schools— St. Thomas's Church and Parsonage— St. Thomas's Chapel 
 of ease — St. Barnabas's Church and Schools. 
 
 [Another copy.] 
 
 Tapping i Thomas) The law and practice of the high prerogative 
 writ of mandamus, as it obtains botli in Enghmd and in Ireland, 
 liondon, 1848. Svo, pp. Hi., 501. 
 
 Tatham ('John) The royal oake, -with otlier various and delightfull 
 scenes presented on the water and the land, celebrated in honour 
 of . . . Sir Richard Brown, Bart., Lord Mayor of the City of 
 London, the 29th day of October, . . . 16G0, and performed at 
 the costs and chr.rges of the right worshipful Company of 
 Merchant Taylors, etc. London, 1660. See Fairholt (F. W.) 
 Lord Mayors' pageants . . . Part II. Reprints of Lord Mayors' 
 pageants. 1844. Svo. 
 
 Taunton (^William Pyle) Reports of cases as argued and deter- 
 mined in the Court of Common Pleas and other courts, 1807- 
 1819. London. 1814-23. Svo, 8 vols. 
 
 Tayler (^Thomas) A law glossary of the Latiii, Greek, Norman, 
 French, and other languages, etc. liondon, 1823. Svo, pp. iv., 
 219. 
 
 Taylor ''Graham) The social settlement and the labour movement. 
 Sec Barrows (I. C) Proceedings of the National Conference of 
 Charities . . . held in Grand Rapids, Mich., June 4-10, 
 1896. Edited by I. C. Barrows. 1896. Svo. 
 
 Taylor 'John Pitt) A treatise on the law of evidence, etc. Foujth 
 edition. Jjondon, 1864. Svo, 2 vols. 
 
 Taylor ''John Robert) Correspondence on the contemplated im- 
 provemf-nt of widening the noi-th end of Chancery Lane ; com- 
 piled by J. R. Taj'lor. London, 1850. Svo, pp. 3l. 
 
 [A pamphlet bound up with others in volume, London improvements, 
 See Improvements. J
 
 339 
 
 Taylor (Tom) Leicester Square ; its associations and its woi-thies, 
 with a sketch of Hunter's scientific character and works by 
 K. Owen. London, 1874. 8vo, pj). viii., 495. 
 
 Contents : Before the houses — The tirst house ; the Sidneys — Leicester 
 House under Charles and Cromwell — The end of the Quoea of Hearts — 
 lieicestcT House and Leicester Fields to the end of the century — A night 
 hue and cry in the Fields — A duel in Leicester Fields— Oi-tinc^uishcd 
 lodgers and visitors ; Peter the Great, Swift, and Prince Eugene — Newton 
 and Mrs. Catherine Barton in St. Martin's Street — The pouting-place of 
 l)rinces— The golden horse and its rider — Hogarth at the Golden Head — 
 Sir Joshua Reynolds at No. 47— John Hunter — Sketch of Hunter's scientific 
 character and worlvs — Other famous surgeons in the square : Cruikshank 
 and Charles Bell — Shows of the square — Renovation and dedication — 
 Appendix 
 
 Maps and Plates, intrr alia : Leicester Square about 1700 — Agas's map of 
 Leicester Fields about L560 — Faithorne's map of Leicester Square and its 
 surroundings ahiMit lO.'iS — Newton's hou=:c in St. Martin's Street — " The last 
 of the old horse," from the picture by J. O'Connor, 1874— The Shakespeare 
 Fountain — Leicester Square in 1874. 
 
 Taylor (William) Annals of vSt. Mary Ovary ; an historical and 
 descriptive account of St. Saviour's church and parish. 
 London, 1833. 4to, pp. 144. 
 
 . Plates, inter alia : South-east view of the church — Remains of the priory 
 — Cliapel of the Virgin Mary — Chapels, east-end of the church — South-west 
 view of the church — East-end of the church— Ancient houses in Southwark. 
 
 Teggart (Frederick J.) Catalogue . of the Hopkins Railway 
 Libi-ary. Palo Alto, California, 1895. 4to, pp. x.. 231. 
 
 Telephone and Telegraph Wires Report from the select com- 
 mittee on telephone and telegraph wires ; together with the 
 proceedings of the committee, minutes of evidence, and index. 
 London, 1885. 8vo, pp. xvi., 212. 
 
 Telephones Report from select committee on telephones ; together 
 witli the proceedings of the committee, minutes of evidence, 
 appendix and index. London, 1898. Folio, pp. xxxvi., 659. 
 
 Principal headings of the index: Areas — Call oftices — Competition — 
 Cost — Delaj' and inefficiency — Exchanges — Express Delivery (Messengers) — 
 Licences — London : I. Representations as to the inefficiency of the 
 service of the National Telephone Company and the unduly high rates : 
 2. Advocacy of a municipal system, as under the London County Council ; 
 calculations as to the cost, and as to reduction of charges : 3. Questions of 
 the whole service being in the hands of the Post Office : 4. Explanations on 
 tlie part of the National Telei)hone Comjiany, more especially on the score 
 of cost : o. Statements in connection witli the London area, the opening of 
 streets, etc. — Monopoly — Municipalities — National Telephone Company — 
 Plant — Post Office — Trunk wire — Underground wires — Wayleaves. 
 
 Information is also given respecting the telephone systems of the under- 
 mentioned countries and towns : — Edinburgh, Germany, Glasgow, Guernsey, 
 Huddersfield, Liverpool, Manchester, Norwich, ami Switzerland. 
 
 Reports respecting the telephone service in various foreign 
 
 countries. London, 1899. Folio, pp. 63. 
 
 The countries respecting whose telephone service information is given, are : 
 Austria - Hungary — Bavaria — Belgium — France — Germany — Italy — Nether- 
 lands — Russia — Sweden and Norway — Switzerland — United States. 
 
 Y 2
 
 340 
 
 Thames River. 
 
 The Thames ; or, g-raphic illustrations of seats, villas, 
 
 public buildings, and picturesque scenery on the banks of that 
 noble river: the engravings executed by W. B. Cooke, from 
 original drawings by S. Owen. London, 1811. 8vo, 2 vols. 
 
 Plates, into- alia : Fulham — Battersea — Clielsea Hospital — Randall's 
 Mill. Nine Elms — Lambeth Palace — Westminster Abbey — London and 
 Blackfriars Bridge— Somerset House — London Bridge — Custom House — 
 Tower of London — West India Docks — Deptford — Greenwich — Mast House 
 in the Dock, Blackwall — Shooter's Hill — Woolwich. 
 
 Conservancy. 
 
 Report from the select committee on the Thames Con- 
 servancy bill ; together with the proceedings of the committee, 
 minutes of evidence, appendix and index. London, 18G4. 
 Folio, pp. xii., 126. 
 
 Minutes of proceedings of the Thames Conservancy, 
 
 1894-1901. London, 1894-1901. Folio, {continuing). 
 
 Bye-lows. 
 
 Thames Conservancy bye-laws for the regulation of the 
 
 River Thames. London, 1860. 8vo, pp. 116. 
 
 [Another edition.] London, 1872. 8vo. 
 
 Riiles and bye-laws for the I'egulation of the navigation 
 
 of the River Thames. London, 1885. 8vo, pp. 71. 
 
 Crossings. 
 
 Report fiom the select committee on Meti'opolitan Board 
 
 of Works (Thames Crossings) bill, etc. ; together with the 
 proceedings of the committee, minutes of evidence, and 
 appendix. London, 1884. Folio, pp. xxvi., 896. 
 
 EmbanJcment. 
 
 Report from the select committee on Thames embank- 
 ment ; together with the minutes of evidence, ap])endix, and 
 index and plans. London, 1840. Folio, pp. iv., 107. 
 
 [JJound up with the Ilr.jjort on the Jwalth of t mem, 1S4<I. See liealfh 
 of Towns. ] 
 
 A collection of p;iinj)Iilets relating to the Thames 
 
 Embankments, 1852-1863. London, 1852-63. 8vo. 
 
 Contents: Sufrgested works on the Thames. [Anonymous.] London, 
 18.">2. 8vo, pp. 24. 
 
 •Sec also Bird (H. IL), Gisbornc (L.), Metropolitan Board of Works — 
 Improvements, Walmsley (E. B.). 
 
 Report from the select commitfco on Thames embank- 
 
 ment; together with the jiroceediiigs of tlie committee, 
 minutes of (;vidence, appendix, and index. London, 1860. 
 Folio, p]). xii., 293. .
 
 :U1 
 
 Thames River — continued. 
 
 Embankment — continued. 
 
 Thames embankment commission, 1861 : report of the 
 
 commissioners appointed to examine into plans for embanking 
 the river Thames within the Metropolis ; with phin and 
 appendices. London, 1861. Folio, pp. xxiv'., 130. 
 [Bound up with the Report on Thames emhanhment, 1860.] 
 
 Report from the select committee on the Thaines 
 
 embankment bill ; together with the proceedings of the 
 committee, minutes of evidence, appendix, and index. 
 London, 1862. Folio, pp. xx., 359; 57, and plan. 
 
 Copy of all correspondence between the Treasury, the 
 
 Office of Works, and the Commissioners of Woods 
 relating to the works under the Thames embankment bill, 
 and the plans relating thereto. London, 1862. Folio, pp. 30. 
 [Bound up with the Bcporf on Thames emhanhment, 1SG2.] 
 
 Report from the select committee on Thames embank- 
 
 ment ; together with the pi-oceedings of the committee, 
 minutes of evidence, and appendix. London, 1871. Folio, 
 pp. xii., 129. 
 
 To inquire whether, having regard to the various rights and interests 
 involved, it is expedient that the land reclaimed from the Thames, and 
 lying between AVhitehall Gardens and Whitehall Place should, in whole or 
 in part, be appropriated fur the advantage of the Metropolis, and, in such 
 case, in what manner such appropriation should be effected. 
 
 House of Commons : select committee on private bills 
 
 . . . Monday, April 29th, 1872; Thames embankment 
 (north) bill ; minutes of proceedings. London, 1872. Folio. 
 
 See also Metropolitan Board of Works — Imjirovements — Thames 
 Embankments. 
 
 Floods Prevention. 
 
 Report fi-om. the select committee on Thames River 
 
 (prevention of floods) bill ; together with the proceedings 
 of the committee, minutes of evidence, and appendix. London, 
 1877. Folio, pp. xiv., 242. 
 
 — Report from the select committee on Thames floods pre- 
 vention ; together with the proceedings of the committee, 
 minutes of evidence and a})pendix. London, 1877. Folio, 
 pp. xviii., Z/b. 
 
 [Another copy.] 
 
 [Bound up with the Jiejmrf on Thames Mirer ^prevention of ftootfs) bill, 
 
 1877.] 
 
 [Another report.] London, 1879. Folio, pp. xii., 123. 
 
 [Bound up with the lieport on Thames Biver {prevention o/Jtoodx) hill, 
 
 1877.] 
 
 See also Metropolitan Board of Works — Floods — Prevention.
 
 342 
 
 Thames River — continued. 
 
 Navigation. 
 
 Report fi'om the committee appointed to inquire into the 
 
 progress made towards the amendment and improvement of 
 the navigation of the Thames and Isis, in consequence of 
 the several acts passed for that purpose; and, also, into the 
 amount of the receipts and expenditure and of the state of 
 the trade on the said rivers. London, 1798. Folio. 
 
 PP. 230-266 of Reports from Comnntf&i's «!' tin- Ilovnr of Commonx, 
 1793-1602. 
 
 Report fi'om tlie select committee on Thames Conservanc}', 
 
 etc. ; together with the proceedings of the committee, minutes 
 
 of evidence, a])pendix, and index. London, 1863. Folio, 
 
 pp. xxiv., 387. 
 
 To inquire as to the buoyage, beaconage, and ballastage of the river 
 from Staines to Yautlet Creek, and to the regulation of vessels navigating 
 or plying on the river between those limits. 
 
 Report from the select committee on the Thames River ; 
 
 together with the proceedings of the committee, minutes of 
 evidence, appendix, and index. London, 1865. Folio, pp. 
 xviii., 91. 
 
 To inquire as to the steps necessary for the better management of the 
 Thames above Staines, with regard to the maintenance and improvement of 
 its navigation, and to the proper regulation of the depth and levels of its water. 
 
 Minutes of evidence taken before the select committee on 
 
 the Thames navigation bill ; with the proceedings of the com- 
 mittee, and index. London, 1866. Folio, pp. xiv., 365, and index. 
 Thames Navigation Act, 1870 : minutes of proceedings 
 
 of the arbitration between the Conservators of the River 
 Thames and the Metropolitan Board of Works. London, 
 1879-80. Folio, pp. xvi., 1209. 
 [Another copy.] 
 
 See supra : Conservancy — Bye-laws. 
 
 Pollution. 
 
 See Rivers Pollution. 
 
 Preservation. 
 Report from select committee on Tliaines river preserva- 
 tion ; together with tlie proceedings of tlie (;omm]ttce, minutes 
 of evidence, appendix and index. London, 1884. Folio, 
 pp. xxviii., 556. 
 
 To inquire into the operation of the acts for the preservation of the 
 Thames, and the hteps which are necessary to secure the enjoyment of the 
 river, as a place of recreation. 
 
 Tunnel. 
 
 An explanation of the work of the tunnel under the 
 
 Thames from R(;therhithe to Wapping. London, 1839. 
 Oblong 12mo, pj). 24. 
 
 Plates, inti-r alia : Plan shewing progress of the Tunnel, 18,39 — Tunnel, 
 1824 — Western archway — Plan of the roads in the eastern j)art of London 
 as connected with the Tunnel, 1835— Tran verse section of the Tunnel.
 
 843 
 
 Theatres The state of the London theati'es ami nmsic li.ills. 
 London, 1887. 8vo, pp. 44. 
 
 A series of articles reprinted from the Saturday Review. 
 
 Report from the select committee on theatres and places 
 
 of entertainment ; together with the jjroceedings of the com- 
 mittee, minute.s of evidence, appendix, and index. London, 
 1892. Folio, pp. XX., 592. 
 
 Api^endices ; inter alia : Number of places licensed for music or music 
 and dancing — Number of theatres licensed by the Lord Chamberlain, ami 
 those licensed by the London County Council — Return of the proceedings of 
 the Metropolitan Board of Works in carrying out the provisions of the 41 
 and 42 Vict., c. 32, with respect to theatres and music halls — List of 
 theatres in the Metropolis which have been destroyed by fire since 
 1st January, 1S(3(J — List of music halls and places of public entertain- 
 ment (not theatres) which have been destroyed by fire In the Metropolis 
 since 1st January, 1866 — Number of surveys of theatres made during 
 18i»0, 1891, and 1892 — Cases in which structural alterations of theatres 
 have been retiuired by the Council — Number of inspections of music 
 halls, etc., during the years 1890, 1891, and 1892 — Cases in which 
 structural alterations of music halls have been required by the Council 
 — Proceedings since the constitution of the Council ; sealed notice not 
 complied with — The same ; for not having certificate, etc. — Metro})olitan 
 Board of Works : theatres and music halls ; regulations in force in Berlin 
 and Vienna for the protection of theatres, and bye-laws relating to theatres, 
 music halls, and other places of public amusement in Paris ; also, regulations 
 made in the case of the Central Theatre, Hamburg — The same : regulations 
 in force in Lower Austria as to new theatres ; also, regulations with regard 
 to theatres in Brussels — The same : proposed obligatory regulations relating 
 to the construction and management of the larger theatres in St. Petersburg 
 — The same : Italian theatre regulations — Memoranda showing the result in 
 several instances of the requisitions made by the Metropolitan Board of 
 Works upon music hall proprietors — Theatres, etc. (London) bill : state- 
 meirt by the proprietors of Entertainments' Association against the second 
 reading of the bill — Return giving the number of persons, music halls and 
 theatres will accommodate — Return giving particulars of cases where altera- 
 tions carried out under the Metropolitan Board of Works have been requii-ed 
 to be pulled down by the Council, and other alterations made — Return of 
 applications for approval of plans of new theatres, etc., made to the Metro- 
 politan Board of Works and London County Council, with the results, during 
 seven years ended 31st December, 1891 — Return giving number of times the 
 Theatres and Music Halls Committee ha^e met since the constitution of 
 the Council to view theatres, music halls, etc., and the number of places 
 viewed, 1889 to 1892 — Number of persons visiting thirty-five music halls in 
 London nightly — Copy of license issued by the Lord Chamberlain — Rules and 
 regulations with regard to theatres in the jurisdiction of the Lord Chamberlain 
 - — List of theatres licensed by the Lord Chamberlain — List of pro- 
 vincial patent theatres — List of theatres the Lord Chamberlain has 
 ceased to license since the passing of the Metropolis Management and 
 Buildings Acts Amendment Act, 1878 — Variations between rules of proceduie 
 of the London County Council Licensing Committee for the year 1889 and 
 tho.se for the year 1891 — The same of the Licensing Authority for the year 
 1890 and the year 1891 — Copy of a cii'cular letter addressed to county 
 councils as to the licensing of theatres, etc . by the Local Government Board, 
 and replies — Result of appeal against orders of Loudon County Council — 
 Statement as to arbitration between the London County Council and the 
 owner of the Egyjjtian Hali as to structural alterations— Remarks by Mr. 
 J. L. Graydon, proprietor of the Middlesex Music Hall, relative to certain 
 structural alterations, etc. — Questions submittal to music hall proprietors 
 and managers, with summary of returns — Return of expenses of arbitiatious
 
 344 
 
 Theatres — continued. 
 
 with reforeuco to structural alterations, 1882 to 18'J2 — Return giving list of 
 arbitrations, name of i)laco, and decision of arbitrator— Return of expensc-5 
 incurred each year by the Council, since its constitution, in connection with 
 the performance of its duties in regard to theatres and otiier places of public 
 entertainment : and of receipts for license fees and penalties — Theatres and 
 Music Halls Committee : return showing the members elected to the com- 
 mittee since the constitution of the Council, with their attendances, including 
 all sub-committees — Metropolitan Fire Brigade : list of places used for 
 public entertainment at which fires have occurred since 1st January, 1866 — 
 London theatres destroyed by lire, 1792 to I860 — Return showing the numl)cr 
 of cases in which a panic has occurred in i)laces of public entertainment 
 situate within the Metropolitan )>olicc district, 18(5(5 to 18i)2, together with the 
 cause thereof, and the number of persons injured or killed in each case— 
 Memoramlum issued from the Lord Chamberlain's office relative to the 
 supervision and management of theatres. 
 
 Theobald (^William) A practical ti-eatise on the law of principal 
 ami siiretv. rtr. I.ondon, lSo2. 8vo, pp. xviii., 297. 
 
 Thomas (Evan Lewis) Public Health (London) Act, IbiJl, eir. 
 Linidoii, ISlU. Hvo, pp. xxxix., 393. 
 
 See Kjde (W. C.) and E. L. Thomas. The Local Govern- 
 ment Act, etc. 1888. 8vo. 
 
 Thomas 'Henryj The ancient remains, antiquities, and recent 
 inij)ro\ ements, of the City of London; containing a full descrip- 
 tion of the .several wards, parishes, precincts, churches, halls, 
 and other public buildiTigs and curiosities, ancient and modern : 
 to which is added a list of the aldermen and mayors 
 since the revolution. London, 1830. 8v"0, 2 vols. 
 
 Thompson (SilvanuS Phillipsj Keforms in the oro-anisaticm of 
 technical edncation. See Educati(ni. Technical Education 
 Congress. 1897. 8vo. 
 
 Thomson 'Richard) See London Bridge. . The chronicles of 
 London iJridge, t)y an antiquary [-i.e. R. Thompson.] 1827. 
 
 Sv 
 
 o. 
 
 Thornbury 'George Walter) and Edward Walford Old 
 
 ami new L(jn(l()ii ; a mniativc oF its liistoiy, its jicople, and its 
 jilaces : illustrated with numerous engnivings from ilie most 
 authentic sources. London, [1873-78.] 8vo, 6 vols. 
 
 Illustrations, inter alia : 
 
 Vol. I. : Old wooden Temple Bar — Bridewell in ](;(;(5— Mrs. Salmon's 
 Waxwork, No. 17, Fleet Street — Izaak Walton's House, Chancery Lane — 
 I»r. .Johnson's Ifouse, Bolt Court — Dryden's House, Fetter Lane — Bangor 
 House, 1SJ8— Old St. Dunstan's Church— Whitefriais— Temple, 1671. 
 
 Vol. U. : London Bridge, 17.^0, 17!)(5— Nonesuch House— Cold Harbour — 
 Hall of the Skinners' Company -Billint^sgate, 1820— Tower Moat, 1800— 
 Old House on Little Tower Hill, 1792- Old Gateway at Stepney, 171(1- Kirbv 
 Castle, Bethnal Green— White Hart, Bi.shopsgate Street, 1810— The FcjiiV 
 Swans Inn, (^'ondiill, 1620 — Map showing extent of fire in Cornhill in I74.S 
 — Prince Rupert's House, Barbican— Sir W. Raleigh's House, Islington, 
 1780— London from Islington, by Canaletti, 17.5:{— Hickss Hall, ]7o(J— Pie
 
 345 
 
 Thornbury (George Walter) and Edward Wsblfordi— continued. 
 
 C'linuT, 17s'.) llolborii VaUey ami Suow ilill- Goldsmitlfs House, Green 
 Arbour Court, 1800— Chattertou's House, Brook Street — Furniv^l's Inn, 17.")4. 
 
 Vol. III. : Boswell Court— Lyon's Inn, 1800— Craven House, 1800 — 
 Somerset House. 1755 — Turner's House, IMaiden Lane — Northumberland 
 House, by Canaletti — Dryden's House, Gerrard Street — Covent Garden 
 Market, 1780, 1820— Whileliall, about 1650. 
 
 ^'ol. IV. : Milton's House, York Street — Oliver Cromwell's House, West- 
 minster — Judge Jeffery's House, Duke Street — Colonel lUood's House — St, 
 James's Palace and Park in the time of Charles II. — Two views of St. James's 
 Park, 1680— Arlington House, 1700— Warwick House. l.slO— Old Carlton 
 House, 17o;t— Clevelanil House, IT'.li)— Mrs. Fitzherberfs House, Pall Mall, 
 1820— Nell Gwynne's House, Pall Mall, 1820— Schomberg House, 1S20— 
 Samuel Rogers' House, Green Park Front — The old White Bear Inn, Piccadilly, 
 1820— Sir Isaac Newton's House — Burlington House, 1700 — Clarendon House, 
 1(;G(> — Clarges House, Pieeadilly — Hyde Park Corner, 1750 — Apsley House, 
 1800 — Marvlebone Church in the sixteenth centurv and in 1750 — Langham 
 House, 1820— Foley House. 1800— The Manor House of Toten Hall. 1813— 
 Bedford House, 1772 — Powis House, 1714. 
 
 Vol. V. : North side of Knightsbridge, 1820 — Old Chelsea Manor House — 
 Old Gore House, 1830— Campden House, 1720— Earl's Court House — The 
 Priory, Kilburn, 1750 — Ground plan of new road from Islington to Edgware 
 Koad— St. Pancras Wells and Church, 1700— Claude Duval's House, 1825 — 
 Dorchester House, Highgate, 1700— Vane House, Hanipstead, 1800 — -Eosslyn 
 House, Hampstead — Frognal Priory. 
 
 Vol. VI. : St. Mary Overy, 1647— Winchester House, 1660— Hall of Win- 
 chester House, 1647 — St. Olave's Grammar School, 1810 — Bermondsey Abbey. 
 1790— Peter the Great's House at Deptford, 1850 — Placentia— Old Palace of 
 Greenwich, 1630 — Flamsteed House — Charlton House, 1845 — Eltham Palacc^^ 
 17ii0 — Old Camberwell Church. 1750-Bi.shop Bonner's House, Lambeth, 
 1780- York House, Battersca, 1790— Old Battersea Church, 1790— Putney 
 . House, 1810 — Fairfax House. Putney — Hogarth's House, Chiswick. 
 
 TllOrne (James) Handbook to the environs of London; alplin- 
 beticaliy arranged, containing- an account of every town and 
 village and of all places of interest Avithin a circle of twenty 
 miles ronnd London. London, 1876. 8vo, 2 vols. 
 
 Thornton (George) See Jackson (T.) and G. Tliornton. Drainage 
 of London on the nortli side of the Thames. 1856. 8vo. 
 
 Thornton (William) The history, description and survey of the 
 cities of London and Westminster, the borough of Sonthwark, 
 and tlie parts adjacent ; including . . . the towns, village.", 
 palaces, seats, and country to the extent of above twenty miles 
 round . . . written and compiled by a society of gentlemen, 
 revised, corrected, and improved, by W. Thornton, and others. 
 London, 1784. Folio, pp. 532. 
 
 Contents : Origin of London — Antiquities — Constitution, etc. — Survey — 
 Companies — Charitable institutions — Celebrities — Places of amusement — St. 
 Paul's Cathedral, Tower, Westminster Abbey, M(jnument, British Museum, 
 Ivoyal Exchange, Bank, Adelphi Buildings, bridges and public offices — ■ 
 Minei'al springs — Survey of environs. 
 
 Plates, inter alia : Map of London. 1784 — Tower — Custom House — Royal 
 Exchange — Interiors, St. Paul's, Westminster Abbey, St. Stephen Walbrook, 
 St. Bartliolomew's, St. Thomas's, and Guy's Hosjutals — Map of London, show- 
 ing the Forts, 1642-3 — View <if London — Sir J. Evelyn's jdan for rebuilding, 
 1666— Sir C, Wren's plan for rebuilding, 1666— Bank— St. Paul's Cathedral
 
 346 
 
 Thornton (William) — couHnnnd. 
 
 — Old St. Paul's -Siou House — Cane Wood — Mortlake — Hammersmith — 
 British Museum — Foundling Hospital — Bedford House — Smallpox Hospital — 
 View of London from Islington — Grocers' Hall — Goldsmiths' Hall — Cheap- 
 side, 1G60 — Buyuard's Castle — Blackwell Hall — Gresham College — New 
 Sessions' House. Old Bailej' — Surgeons' Hall, Old Bailey — Hicks's Hall — 
 Lambeth Palace — York Water Gate — Adelphi Buildings — St. James's Palace 
 — View of St. James's, Westminster Abbey and Hall, from the village of 
 Charing — Ironmongers' Almshouses, Kiiigsland lload — New Excise Office, 
 Old Broad Stieet — Trinity Almshouse, Mile End lload — Duhvich College — 
 Canibcrwell from the Grove — Fulham Palace — Loid Stormont'n House, 
 \\"andsworth — G rcen wich — Deptfon I — i laekney — Wandsworth — Clapham — 
 Map of the country twenty miles round London — Views of all the Churches 
 in London — ^hips of the Wards. 
 
 Thorp (William) See Groves (C. E.) and W. Thorp. Chemical 
 terhm)]()gy. ltr!81>-95. 8vo. 
 
 Thorpe (Mary) and (Charlotte) London church .staves, with 
 
 sonic notes on their sun-oundiiins ; with a preface by E. Freshfield. 
 London, 1895. 8vo, pp. xiv., 76. 
 
 Thudichum (John Louis William; On an improved mode of 
 
 collecting excrementitious matter, with a view to its application 
 to the benefit of agriculture and the relief of local taxation : 
 paper i-oad before the Society of Arts, May 13th, 1863. London, 
 1863. 8vo, pp. 12. 
 
 [A pamphlet bound up with others in volume, Sewage utilkation, 1S45-65. 
 Si-f Drainage and Sewerage.] 
 
 — and August Dupre A treatise on the origin, nature, 
 
 and vai-ietics ot wine: being a cora])lute manual of viticulture 
 and ajnology. London, 1872. 8vo, pp. xxiv., 7()(). 
 
 ThwaiteS 'Sir John; A .sketch of the history and ])rospects of 
 the metropolitan drainage question. Southwark, 1855. 8vo, 
 pp. 29. 
 
 [A i)am))hlct bound up with others in volume, Planx fur Metro iwl It an 
 (lrninc<ir. 1.^4^-05. See Drainage and Sewerage.] 
 
 Tidy 'Charles Meymott; The London watei- sn})j)ly, bi'ing a 
 ifport siibniitted to the Society of Medical OHiccrs of Health, oji 
 the (piality and (juantity of the water supplied to the Metropolis 
 during the past ten years. London, 1878. 8vo, pp. 70. 
 
 Contents : Grand Junction — West Middlesex — Southwark and Vauxiiall — • 
 Chelsea — Lambeth — Kent — New Eiver — Ea.st London. 
 
 Tilsley (Hugh) A digest of the stanijj acts, clc. London, 1865- 
 8vo, pp. xii., 360. 
 
 Tiltman ( K. Hessell) Public baths and washhouses; a paper 
 read before tlie Koyal Institute of British Architects on Monday, 
 (Jth February, 1899. London, 1899. 4to. 
 
 [PP. 169-199 of the Journal of the Royal In.stitute of British Architects, 
 Third Series, Vol. vi., 1S99,]
 
 347 
 
 Timbs (John) London and Westminstei- : city and suburb ; 
 strano-e events, characteristics, and change of Metropolitan life. 
 London, 1868. 8vo, 2 vols? 
 
 Contents : — 
 
 Vol. I. (pp. viii., iS24) : Lord Mayors and memorable mayoralties — The 
 Lord Mayor at the accession of Queen Victoria — The Lord Mayor's state 
 coach- — Civic curiosities — Swan-upjiing on the. Thames — Memorials of the 
 Danes in I-ondon — Victualling: Plantagenet London — London in the 
 thirteenth and fourteenth centuries — London in tlie reign of Queen Elizabeth 
 — London in the reign of Charles L — The Great Fire — Historic inns of 
 Southwark — Tothill Fields — Savile House and Leicester Square — Celebrated 
 residents on the New Courts of Justice site — Inns of Court dinners — Liviiig- 
 in chambers — Cowper in the Temple — "The Flock of Slaughter" — Members 
 expelled the House of Commons — Trials by battle — Degradation of a knight 
 — Sanctuary of St. Martin's-le-Grand — Old tavern sharping — Burnings in 
 Smithfield — The revolution plot in Bloomsbury — Black spots in Clerkenwell 
 — Up " the heavy hill " — The St. Giles's and Tyburn gallows — Some account 
 of Jack Ketch — Resuscitation after hanging — A school for thieves — Jack 
 Shei)pard, from the pulpit — Jonathan Wild the Great — Hogarth's London 
 ap]>rentices. 
 
 Vol. II. (pp. iv.. ;U6) : Basket justices and trading justices — Justice 
 Welch — Fleet and Mayfair parsons — Sarah Malcolm : a tragedy of the 
 Temple — Elizabeth Canning — Dr. Dodd — Attempt of Margaret Nicholson on 
 tlie life of George HI. — London robberies, 1800 — Trial and execution of 
 Colonel Despard — Flight of young Watson, the rioter — Hone's three trials — 
 Pillory punishments — Pressing to death at the Old Bailey — Memorable 
 executions in the Old Bailey — A humane sheriff — Heads and tales of 
 Temple Bar — The Islington garland — Swearing-in at Highgate — Garraway's 
 Coffee House — The London Coffee House, Ludgate Hill — Literature of 
 the Seven Dials — Honors of old Bethlem Hospital — The remains of Lord 
 Jeffreys — Playhouses in Shakespeare's time — Mrs. Siddons' first appearance 
 — Old theatre in Lincoln's Inn Fields — How Peter of Colechurch built 
 London Bridge — Sir Richard Whittington — The plague and the pest-house 
 field — The Lion sermon — Escape of the Duke of York from St. James's 
 Palace — Sporting in St. James's — George I. and II., at St. James's Palace 
 — The Chapel Royal, St. James's — Jottings in St. James's — Foley House 
 and the crookedness of Langhani Place — A dull season in London — The 
 London world in 17.53 — Brandenburgh House — London coffeehouses — Tennis 
 courts in London — Characteristics of City men — Bartlemy Fair and 
 Richardson's Show — Two hundied pounds : going to law — The Marble Arch 
 — Holland House — Thrale's Villa at Streatham — Battersea — Death of 
 William de la Pole — The young Pretender — Doctors' Commons — Restoration 
 of the Guildhall — Panics of the present century — Funeral of Lord Nelson — 
 Ancient prison of Ludgate — Peter the Great in London — Phosphorus first 
 made in CVivent (iarden — Pageants of the nightly watch— Blanket or frost 
 fair on the Thames — How London is supplied with water — The underwriter — ■ 
 The trial of the pyx — Milton's genealogy — London church organs — Tlie 
 Westminster Abbey viult — The Stockwell ghost — The Hammersmith ghost — 
 The common hunt — " Fiddlers' money'' — The Canary House in the Strand — 
 '•The great Jennings property" — Crosby Place — Canons, and the Grand 
 Duke of Chandos — Birds in London. 
 
 Times Newspaper The Times, July, 1816-1902. London, 1816- 
 
 li)U2. Folio, {continuing). 
 
 The following years are wanting : 1821-25, 1828-30, 1832-40 : the vacancies 
 are supplied by the Morning Advertiser. 
 
 Palmer's index to the Times newspaper, 1866-1902. 
 
 Shepperton-ou-Thames, 1866-1902. 4to, (^continuiny) .
 
 348 
 
 Times Newspaper — mnHmied. 
 
 Thv Times register of events, 1881-1889. London, 1882-90. 
 
 8\'o, 9 vols. 
 
 See Parliament — Debates. The Times parliamentary 
 
 debates. 1886-94. 4to. 
 
 Tite (William) A descriptive catalogue of the antiquities found 
 in the excavations at tlie New Royal Exchange, preserved in the 
 museum of the Corpoi-ation of London ; preceded by an intro- 
 duction containing an account of their discovery, with some 
 ])articulars and suggestions relating to Roman London. London, 
 1848. i^vo, pp. xlvii., 90. 
 
 Notes on the discoveries of Roman remains which have 
 
 taken place at various times in Tiondoii. London, 1865. 4to, 
 pp. 14. 
 
 An article reprintetl I'roin Archaelogia, Vol. xxxix. 
 
 On discoveries of remains of the Roman wall of London. 
 
 London, 1867. 4to, pp. 12. 
 
 An article reprinted from Archaelogia, Vol. xl. 
 
 Tithes Commutation Return of all tithes commuted and appor- 
 tioned under the acts for the commutation of tithes, distin- 
 guishing between those assigned to clerical apju-opriators and 
 their lessees, lay impropriators, parochial incumbents, and schools, 
 colleges, etc., up to the 30th June, 1887; together with a return 
 of fourteen |)arishes, in which tlie coi'u-rents formei-ly ])ayable in 
 lieu of tithes have Iteen eonvej-ted into titlie rent elini-ge and 
 apportioned under the acts for the commutation of tithes. 
 London. 1&S7. Folio. y)p. 2P5. 
 
 Tomlins 'Sir Thomas Edlyne Yseldon) Tlic law dictionary, 
 
 etc. Third edition. London, 1h20. 4to, 2 vols. 
 
 A perambulation of Islington. London, 1858. 8vo, j)p. 
 
 viii., 214, and index. 
 
 [A map of the roads, lanes, aud foot[)ath.s in the parish of 8t. Mary, 
 Islinffton, is in.serted.] 
 
 Tonnage and Poundage The act of tonnage and poundage, and 
 book of rates ; with several statutes at large i-elating to the 
 customs ... as also the tares, j,orts of Kngland and Wales, 
 lawful keys and wharfs in the Port of London; with the tables 
 of officers' fees, scavage, package, balliage. and packers-porters' 
 duties, etc. London, 1689. 12mo, pj). .%8. 
 
 Toogood ' Thornton) See Summerhays (W. V.) and T. Toogood. 
 Precedents of hills of costs. 1889. 8vo. 
 
 Tooting Acts of Parliament relating 
 London, 1780-1876. Folio. 
 
 to Tooting, 1708-1876. 
 
 Contents: Coldham estate. 1708 — Manor, 1723— Epsom Road, 175;!, 177'.)) 
 1801, 1815, 1839— Railways, 1863, 1864, 186.5, 1876.
 
 349 
 
 Torquay, Borough of Abstract of accounts, 1896-7. Torquay, 
 1897. 8vo. 
 
 Torrens (Sir Robert Richard) An essay on the transfer of land 
 by reo'isti'ation under the duplicate method operative in British 
 colonies. London, [1882.] 8vo, pp. 88. 
 
 Torrens ('William Torrens MacCullagh ) 'f'hc government of 
 
 London. London, 1884. 8vo, pp. 30. 
 
 Tower Bridge Huvise of Commons ; select committee on private 
 bills : Tower High Level Bridge (Metropolis) bill ; minutes of 
 proceedings, 1879. London, 1879. Folio. 
 
 [Another copy.] 
 
 Report from the select committee on privilege, Tov^^erHigh 
 
 Level Bi'idge (Metropolis) committee ; together with the pro- 
 ceedings of the committee and minutes of evidence. London, 
 1879. Folio, pp. X., 69. 
 
 [Bound with the Mimttes of the Tower Bridge hill committee, 1879.] 
 
 [Another copy.] 
 
 [Bound with the second copy of the Minutes of the Tower Bridge hill 
 '■ommittec, 1879.] 
 
 Report from the select committee on the Corporation of 
 
 London Tower Bi-idge bill ; together with the |)i'oceedings of the 
 committee, minutes of evidence, and appendix. London, 1885. 
 Folio, pp. xiv., 731. 
 
 Contents of appendix : Hay's wharf and docks— Table showing the number 
 of voyages of vessels (other than the regular line of steamers), and number of 
 the regular trading steamers discharging in the docks and alongside, in the 
 years 1881, 1882, 1883, 1884, and 1885 (1st May) ; the number of discharges 
 from barges discharging goods, and the number of cargoes loaded into barges 
 loading goods in the dockyard and alongside, in the years 1881 to 1884 ; also 
 the cost of casual labour and the cost of permanent staff, in the years 1881 to 
 1884 — Diagram showing the force which would have to be exerted in opening 
 the bridge. 
 
 See also Metropolitan Board of Works — Bridges. 
 
 Tower Hamlets Commissioners of Sewers Report of the com- 
 mittee on some of the statements contained in the appendix to 
 the report of the Poor Law Commissioners on the sanitary 
 condition of the laboaring population of Great Britain, pre- 
 sented to Parliament, 1842. London, 1843. 8vo, pp. 51. 
 
 [This is bound up with the report of the Poor Law Commissioners in 
 (juestion. Sre Poor Law Commissioners.] 
 
 Town Holdings Report from the select committee on town 
 holdings ; together with the proceedings of the committee, 
 minutes of evidence, and appendix. London, 1886. Folio, 
 pp. xii., 825. 
 
 To inquire into the terms of occupation, and the compensation for improve- 
 ments, possessed by the occupiers of town houses and holdings in Great 
 Britain and Ireland.
 
 350 
 
 Town HoldiuffS —continued. 
 
 [Another report, etc-l London, 1887. Folit), pp. xvi., 383. 
 
 Contents of appomlix, hirer alia : Table showing the value of land and the 
 
 value of buildinirs in the Metropolis in 59 cases — Abstract of some private 
 Acts of Parliament. 1702-1782, to illustrate the terms of leasing granted for 
 building purposes in the Jletropolis, because the leasing powers in the deeds 
 of settlement were inadequate. 
 
 [Another report, etc.} London, 1888. Folio, pp. xiv., 680. 
 
 [Another report, etcl London, 1889. Folio, pp. 491. 
 
 [This report contains the index to the reports of 1886, 1887, 1888, 1889.] 
 
 [Another report, etc.'] London, 1890. Folio, pp. x., 422. 
 
 To inquire into tlic (piestion of imposing a direct assessment ou the owners 
 of ground rents and on the owners of increased values imparted to land by- 
 building operations or other improvements. 
 
 Contents of appendix, i7ite7' alia : London's unearned increment, statistics 
 showing increase of rental, by Mr. Sidney Webb —Rough draft of clauses for 
 amending the Valuation (Metropolis) Act, 18(>9, so as to provide for the 
 separate assessment of land — Totals of outstanding loans for the Metropolis, 
 1879-80 to 1887-88— Rates raised by the Metropolitan Board of Works and 
 tlie London County Council, ISofi to 1889, together with the estimate for 
 1890-91, and the rate in the £ for each year — London County Council : 
 report to the finance committee as to how the rate estimated, as 
 required in 1890-91, on both the general and si)ecial accounts, compares 
 with i)rior j'cars — Debt of the Metropolitan Board of Works up to 
 2i)th ^larcli. 1889, and then of the Lt)ndon County Council — Table of rates 
 made by the vestry of St. George, Hanover Square, since the passing of the 
 Metropolis Local Management Act, 1855 — Effects of quinquennial re- 
 valuation in increasing rates — Statement of gross debts of the Metropolitan 
 Board of Works and Council, including debts borrowed for, and lent to, 
 other authorities — Assets of Council to be set against debt — Total debt of 
 the Metropolis on 81st December, 1886, with analysis thereof — Rateable 
 annual value of Metropolis and rating by the Board and County Council, 
 1K56 to 1889 — Position of the London County Council, under their common 
 seal, relating to rating in the Metro|)olis— Comparative tables of rates in 
 the Metropolis from 1879-80 to 1887- 8H— Valuation for jjoor rate— Out- 
 standing loans, 1887-88 — Loans raised by School Board, 1887-88 — Metro- 
 politan stock, 1887-88 — Table to illustrate the number of freehold reversions 
 which would fall into possession from 1900 to 1981, based upon the number 
 of houses shown in each census to have been added to those existing in 1800, 
 and assuming that each house has been built upon the short leasehold or 
 99 year system ; together with the percentages of the results, in the 
 Metropolis — Table showing the Metropolis expenditure of vestries atid 
 district boards, 1887 to 1888 (so far as it was not defrayed out of loans), 
 and amount levied by "rate" toward such expenditure — Metropolis and 
 City : some of the principal items of expenditure by central and local 
 authorities on work of a permanent nature, from 1885 to 188S, with the 
 years of the acts under which the expenditure was authorised, anfl amounts 
 expended — Return of the number of houses assessed to house duty in the 
 year ending 5th day of Ai)ril, 1888 and 1882 respectivel}'-, in the Metropolis, 
 distinguishing the numbers charged, and showing also the total amount 
 received in each county, and also the number of houses exempt from the 
 house duty in each county — Notes, handed in by Mr. Thorold Rogers, from 
 rontcmporary newspapers, illustrating the i:)rice or rental of London houses 
 in the 18th century. 
 
 [Another report, etc.] London, 1891. Folio, pp. xii., 411. 
 
 [Another report, etc.] London, 1892. Folio, pp. cxvi.
 
 351 
 
 Town Holding's — ccntinued. 
 
 Town holdings : a dig'est of evidence as to England and 
 
 Wales given befoi'e the select committees of the House of 
 Commons, of 1886 and 1887, and statement as to leasoliold 
 enfranchisement and taxation of ground j-cnts and building land. 
 London, etc., 1888. 8vo, pp. 331. 
 
 Town Improvements Report fi-om the select committee of the 
 House of Lords on town improvements (betterment) ; together 
 with the proceedings of the committee, minutes of evidence, 
 appendix, index, and analysis of evidence. London, 1894. 
 Folio, pp. xiv., 374. 
 
 Contents of ;ipi)cn(lix, intcf alia : List of improvements executed by the 
 London County Council and its predecessors — Rateable value (net) of each 
 parish and union in the County of London at quinquennial periods, or there- 
 abouts, from 183t) to 1891 — Tables put in before committee on London 
 Improvements bill, showing effect of recoupment principle in cases of 
 Metropolitan improvements — Excerpt from accompt of the receipt and 
 cxpendit'irc of the Commissioners for the City Improvements, for the year 
 from 9 July, 1838, to 9 July, 183i— Effect of the Kentish Town Road 
 improvement on the gross value of the houses alleged to be betterefl thereby— 
 Reports of the Mayor of Crewe and the Deputy Town Clerk of laverpool on 
 the practical application of the principle of betterment. 
 
 Toynbee (Joseph.) Ventilation illustrated : a tract for the schools 
 
 of rich and [)ooi'. London, 1848. 8vo, pp. 36. 
 
 [A pamphlet bound up with others in vohuno, J/Lseellaneous 2}(tin2)hlet.'i, 
 1S5G.64.] 
 
 Trade Annual statement of the trade of the United Kingdom with 
 foreign countries and British possessions, 1879-1881. London, 
 1880-82. 4to, 3 vols. 
 
 Trade, Board of Reports on the volume and effects of recent immi- 
 gration from Eastern Europe into the United Kingdom. London, 
 1894. 8vo, pp. v., 218. 
 
 Trafalgar Square Report from select committee on Trafalgar 
 
 Square; together Avith the minutes of evidence, and appendix. 
 
 London, 1840. Folio, pp. xii., 43. 
 
 Contents of appendix : Estimate of cost of proposed works — Correspondence 
 respecting the Nelson i\Iemorial. 
 
 [Another copy.] 
 
 [Bound uj) with the Report on fin- health of towtiJi, 1S40, See Health of 
 Towns.] 
 
 Tramways Report from the joint select committee of the House of 
 Lords and the House of Commons on tramways (Metropolis) ; 
 together with the proceedings of the committee, minutes of 
 evidence, and appendix. Lomlon, 1872. Folio, pp. xvii., 160. 
 
 To inquire into the question of Metropolitan tramways proposed in 
 session, 1872, and to report : (1) whether it is desirable or not that any fresh 
 tramways should be laid within the Metropolitan area ; (2) what should be 
 the limits of the Metropolitan area in respect of tramways ; (3) under what 
 authority the construction and working of Metropolitan tramways, if any, 
 should be placed ; (4) along what lines of streets, if any, tramways should be 
 allowed to be constructed, and under what restrictions.
 
 352 
 
 Tramways — continued. 
 
 Report from the select committee on tramways (use of 
 
 mechanical power) ; together with the proceedings of the com- 
 mittee, minutes of evidence, appendix and index. London, 1877. 
 Folio, pp. xiv., '119. 
 
 [Another re])ort on the same subject.] London, 1878. 
 
 Folio, pp. xiv., 88. 
 
 Tranthim-Fryer < J. R.) See Fryer (J. K. T.) 
 
 Tredg"0ld (Thomas) Flomentary princij^les of carpentry; with 
 jiiactical iiilrs nnd exanip]e.s ; to which is added an essay on the 
 nature and properties of timber. London, 1840. 4to, pp. xxii., 
 312, and 49 plates. 
 
 A practical essay on the strength of cast ii'on and other 
 
 metals. London, 1842. 8vo, pp. xxviii., 308. 
 
 [Another edition.] London, 1860-61. 8vo, pp. ix., 384. 
 
 The principles and practice and explanation of the 
 
 machinery used in steam navigation. London, 1851. 4to, 3 
 vols, in 4. 
 
 Tracts on hydraulics, edited by T. Tredgold. London, 
 
 1836. 8vo, pp. xix., 219, and 7 plates' 
 
 Trelat (Emile) Le feu an theatre; rapport. Paris, 1887. 8vo, 
 pp. 10. 
 
 Treloar (William Purdie) Ludgate Hill ; past nnd present : a 
 narrative coiicei'iiiiig tlie great London highway ; illustrated 
 with numerous engravings. London, 1881. 8vo, pp. 130. 
 
 Trench CF. W.) A collection of p^jiers i-elating to the Thames 
 <|uay ; witli hints for some further improvements in the Metro- 
 jiolis. London, 1827. 4to, pp. x., 176, and 17 plates. 
 
 j)er I'uuuo 1899, etc. 
 
 Trent, City of C'ontu preventivo . . 
 Trento, 1899. Folio, i)p. 25. 
 
 Tricoupis 'CharilaOSj 'I'lie finances of Greece: speech , . . 
 on introducing to the Hellenic Chamber the budget for 1889, 
 etc. London, 1888. 8vo, pp. 69. 
 
 Trinity House 'l'h(; royal chark-r of confirmation granted by . . . 
 .lames I J. to the Trinity-house of Deptfon]-8trond, etc. London, 
 17.30. 8vo, i)[). 17^!. 
 
 (Contents: Charter of confirmation -Oaths to be taken by the officers and 
 members— Charter of Henry VJII.— An act of Kiiziiljctli— Grant of Queen 
 Elizabeth of balla.staf^e, beaconage, and buoyage— Giant of King Charles II. 
 of ballaslage— I'roelamation jirohibiting diit-boats and bum-boats — Pro- 
 clamation for regulating the colours to be worn by merchants' ships— Orders, 
 constifut ions, and by-laws — List of the thirty-one elder brethren appointed 
 by the charter of King James II.
 
 353 
 
 Trollope (William) A liistory of the royal foundation of Clirist's 
 liuspitiil, with an account of the phm of education, the internal 
 economy of the institution, and memoirs of eminent blues ; pre- 
 ceded by a narrative of the I'ise, progress, and suppression of the 
 Convent of the Gi-oy Friars in Londtm. London, 1834. 4to, 
 pp. xvi., 358 ; cxviii., and index. 
 
 Plates, inter alia : The old Hall, Whittington's Tjibniry, and the Gloisterp, 
 1700— Ruins of the old Hall — View of Christ's Hospital, Hertford— The new 
 Grammar and Mathematical Schools — Elevation of the new Hall — Exterior 
 view of the new Hall and new Wards — Interior view of the new Hall. 
 
 Trotter (John Glasse) Appeals from the convictions and orders of 
 justices. liondun, 1884. 8vo, pp. xxvii., 305. 
 
 Tuberculosis Report of the royal commission a})pointed to inquire 
 into the effect of food derived from tuberculous animals on 
 human health. London, 1895. Folio, 2 vols, in 1. 
 Contents : — 
 
 Part I. : Report. 
 
 Part II. : List of witnesses, minutes of evidence, and index. 
 
 Part III. : Appendix ; special inquiries. 
 
 Tucker (George A.) Lunacy in many lands. Sydney, 1887. 8vo, 
 pp. xvi., 1564. 
 
 Tudor (Owen Davies) A selection of leading cases on mercantile 
 and maritime law. Second edition. London, 1868. 8vo, 
 pp. xlviii., 1036. 
 
 See White (F. J.) and 0. U. Tudor. A selection of leading 
 
 cases in equity. 1866. 8vo. 
 
 Turnbull (Andrew Hugh) Tables of ccmipound interest and 
 annuities; yearly, half-yearly, and quarterly payments in 
 decimals and currency, with rules for determining the amount of 
 principal and interest in any payment of annuity, and for the 
 construction of tables showing the same. London, 1863. 8vo, 
 pp. xi., 143. 
 
 Turnbull (Ralph) and Son TurnbuU's dock and port charges 
 for the United Kingdom. Sixth edition. North Shields, [1900.] 
 8vo, pp. xvi., 640. 
 
 Turner (Ernest) Home, sweet home. [An essay on sanitation.] 
 See Leamington Exhibition, Journal. 1877. 4to. 
 
 Turner (George) and James Russell Reports of cases argued 
 
 and determined in the High Court of Chancery, during the time 
 of Lord Chancellor Eldon. Vol. I. 1822-24. London, 1832. 
 8vo, pp. viii., 582. 
 No more published. 
 
 Turner (Richard Otway) ^ee Wolstenholme (E. P.) and R. 0. 
 Turner. The Convevancing and Law of Pi'operty Act, 1874. 
 1882. 8vo. 
 
 z 
 
 I.e. 16
 
 354 
 
 Turner (Robert Alder son) Memorials of St. Lawrence Jewry, 
 London. London, 1870. 8vo, pp. 426. 
 
 Turner (Thomas) 1'l>c limitations of the work of county councils. 
 See Educp.tion. Technical Education Congress. 1897. 8vo. 
 
 Tyrrell ( Edward) >^er London. A Chronicle of London, 1089- 
 1483. [Edited by E. Tyrrell and Sir H. Nicolas.] 1827. 4to. 
 
 Tyssen (Amherst Daniel) The real representative law ; being 
 ])art 1 of ilie Land Transfer Act, 1897, and a discussion on 
 administration thereunder. London, 1898. 8vo, pp. xv., 132. 
 
 u 
 
 Underground Railways Heport from the joint select committee 
 (if tlie House of Ijoi'ds and the House of Commons on London 
 underground railways ; together with the proceedings of the 
 committee, minutes of evidence, appendix, and index. London, 
 1901, Folio, pp. xxiv., 435. 
 
 Contents of appendix : Report of the commissioner of police of the Metro- 
 polis with respect to the effect of uiidertrroiincl lines on street traffic — Table, 
 prepared by Mr. H. L. Cripps, showing the dates at wliich various railway's 
 were authorised, the lengtli of line authorised, the time limited by the original 
 statute for the completion of the works, and the extensions of time granted 
 by subsequent acts, the total share and loan capital, and the capital per mile 
 of radway. 
 
 Map of London showing the tube raihvavs proposed and completed in 
 1901. 
 
 United States. 
 
 Agriculture, Department of 
 
 Eaitli roads: hints on thcii" construction and repair; 
 
 compiled by R. Stone. Washington, 1894. 8vo, ]»p. 20. 
 
 Foods and food adulterants. Washington, 1887. 8vo, 
 
 7 parts in 2 vols. 
 
 I'art I.: Dairy products. 
 
 I'ari II.: Spices and condiments. 
 
 Part III. : Kermented alcoholic beverages, malt li(juors, wine, and cider. 
 
 Part IV. : Lard and lard adulterations. 
 
 Part V. : P.aking powders. 
 
 I'art VI. : Sugar, molasses and sirup, confections, honey and beeswax. 
 
 I'art VII. : Tea, coffee, and cocoa preparations. 
 
 The forces which o])crate to destroy roads ; with notes 
 
 on road stones and problems therewith connected, by C. L. 
 Whittle. Washington, 1897. Svo, pp. 14. 
 
 Information regarding I'oads and I'oad-making materials 
 
 in certain eastern and southern states. Washington, 1894, 
 8vo, pp. 29.
 
 355 
 
 United States — continnrd. 
 
 Agriculture, Department of — continued. 
 
 Papers on liorticultural and kiiuU'orl subjects, by W. 
 
 Saunders. Washiiif^ton, 1891. '6\o^ pp. 124. 
 
 Ropoit of tlic secretary of agriculture for 1893. 
 
 Washing-ton, 1894. 8vo, pp. 608. 
 
 State laws relating to the management of roads, enacted 
 
 in 1888-1893; compiled by R. Stone. Washington, 1894. 
 8vo, pp. 95. 
 
 Wide tires : laws of certain states relating to their use, 
 
 and other pertinent information ; compiled by R. Stone. 
 Washington, 1895. 8vo, pp. IG. 
 
 Year-book for 1894 and 1895. Washington, 1895-96. 
 
 Bvo, 2 vols. 
 
 Labor, Department of 
 
 Annual reports of the commissioner of labor, 1886-1894. 
 
 Washington, 1886-96. 8vo, {continuing). 
 
 Contents : — • 
 
 1886. (pp. 4itil) : Industrial depressions. 
 
 1886, (pp. 612) : Convict labor. 
 
 1887, (pp. 1172) : Strikes and lockouts, 1881-86. 
 
 1888, (pp. 631) : Workinq' women in large cities. 
 1889^ (pp. 888) : Eailroad labor. 
 
 1890, (pp. HOI) : Cost of production : iron, steel, coal, etc. 
 
 1891, (pp. 2048) : Cost of production : textiles and glass. 
 
 1892, (pp. 707) : Industrial education. 
 
 1893, (pp. 719) : Building and loan associations. 
 
 1894, (pp. 1909) : Strikes and lockouts. 
 
 Bulletin of the department of labor, nos. 1-6, and 37, 
 
 November, 1895 to September, 1896, and November, 1901. 
 Washington, 1895-1901. 8vo, 7 parts. 
 
 Special reports of the commissioner of labor. Washing- 
 ton, 1889-95. 8vo, {continuing). 
 
 Contents : — 
 
 First report, 1889, (pp. 1074) : Marriage and divorce in the United 
 States, 1867 to 1886 ; including an appendix relating to marriage and 
 divorce in certain countries in Europe. 
 
 Third report, 1893, (pp. 376) : Analj'sis and index of all reports issued 
 by bureaus of labor statistics in the United States prior to November 1, 
 1892. 
 
 Fourth report, 1893, (pp. 370) : Compulsory insurance in Germany and 
 other countries of Europe. 
 
 Fifth report, 1893. (pp. 2.53) : The Gothenburg system of liquor traffic. 
 
 Sixth report, 1893, (pp. 145) : The phosphate industry of the United States. 
 
 Seventh report, 1894, (pp. 620) : The slums of Baltimore, Chicago, New 
 York and riiiladelphia. 
 
 Eighth report, 189.5, (pp. 461) : The liousing of the working people ,with 
 plans and illustrations. 
 
 z 2
 
 356 
 
 United States — continued. 
 
 Sanitary Commission. 
 
 The sanitary commission of the United States army : a 
 
 succinct narrative of its works and purposes. New York, 
 1863. 8vo, pp. vi., 318. 
 
 The United States sanitary commission : a sketch of its 
 
 purposes and its work ; compiled from documents and private 
 papers. Boston, 1863. 12mo, pp. xiii., 299. 
 
 Unwin (William Cawthorne.) The elements of machine design. 
 London, 1890-91. 8vo, 2 vols. 
 
 Urban Sanitary Authorities A digest of statutes relating to 
 
 urban sanitary authorities. London, 1873. 8vo, pp. xix., 256. 
 [Another copy.] 
 
 Ure (Andrew) A dictionary of arts, manufactures, and mines, 
 etc. Seventh edition, [edited] by R. Hunt, assisted by F. W. 
 Rudler. London, 1875-79. 8vo, 4 vols. 
 
 [Another copy.] 
 
 Urquhart (John W.) Electric light fitting . . . with illustra- 
 tions. London, 1890. 8vo, pp. xv., 226. 
 
 V 
 
 Vaccination Report from the committee on Dr. Jenner's petition, 
 respecting his discovery of vaccine inoculation. London, 1802. 
 Folio. 
 
 PP. 172-188 of Jtfpo)ts from Qnnviittees of the limine of Cnmmnnx, 
 1793-1 SOS. 
 
 A table is given showing the number of deal lis from small pox per 1,000 
 fleaths in each of the years lf;c>7-1772. 
 
 Vacher (Thomas Brittain) A jacket digest of stamp duties, etc. 
 
 Fifth edition. London, 1862. 8vo, pp. viii., 248. 
 
 Van OsS (S. F.) See Mathieson (F. C.) and Sons. Stock E.xchange 
 values: a decade of finance, 1885 to 1895: the introduction 
 ... by S. F. Van Oss, etc. 1895. 8vo. 
 
 Verity (John B.; Electricity up to date. London, 1894. 8vo, 
 pp. xii., 226. 
 
 Vernon ( Arthur j Estate fences : their choice, construction 
 and cost; with ... a chapter on boundaries and fences in 
 their legal aspect, by T. W. Marshall. liondon, 1899. 8vo, 
 pp. X., 420.
 
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 Vesey (Francis) the Younger Reports of cases argued and 
 
 determined in tlie High Court of Chancery, 1789-1817. London, 
 18U-22. 8vo, 19 vols. 
 
 and John Beanies Reports of cases argued and deter- 
 
 mined in tlie iligh Court of Chancery, during the time of Lord 
 ChanceHor Eklon, 1812-1814. London, 1813-15. 8vo, 3 vols, in 2. 
 
 Vestries Reports from the select committee appointed to inquire 
 iuto the general operation and effect of the laws and usages 
 under which select and other vestries are constituted in Englaud 
 and Wales. London, 183J. Polio, pp. 142 ; 152. 
 
 Veterinary Department Annual reports, 1872-1879. London, 
 1873-80. Folio and 8vo, 2 vols. 
 
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 pp. 126. 
 
 Victoria, Australia Statistical register of the colony of Victoria, 
 1896-1900. Melbourne, 1897-1901. Folio, {tmtinuing). 
 An incomplete series : many numbers wanting. 
 
 Victorian year-book, 1895-1898 : containing a digest of 
 
 the statistics of Victoria, etc. Melbourne, 1899-1901. 8vo, 
 4 vols. 
 
 Contents : — 
 
 Section I. : Governmeut and population. 
 
 Section II. : Wanting. 
 
 Section III. : Interchange and vital statistics. 
 
 Section IV. : Produce and defences. 
 
 Section V. : Law, crime, and social condition. 
 
 Vienna J^ie definitiven Ergebnisse der Volkszahlung vom 31 
 December, 1900, etc. Wien, 1901. Folio, pp. [6.] 
 
 Die Gemeinde-Verwaltung in den Jahren, 1894-1898. 
 
 Wien, 1895-1901. 8vo, 3 vols. 
 
 Statistische Daten fiir das Jahr, 1898. Wien, 1900. 
 
 32mo, pp. viii., 39. 
 
 Statistisches Jahrbuch, 1898. Wien, 1900. 8vo, pp. xii., 
 
 936. 
 
 Vigers (Francis) A letter to the president of the Metropolitan 
 Board suggesting means for the improvement of the dwellings 
 of the poor in the Metropolis. London, 1856. 8vo, pp. 7. 
 
 [A pamphlet bound up with others in volume, Sanitary reform, 184S-56. 
 See Sanitary Reform.] 
 
 Vincent (Charles Edward Howard) A police code, and manual 
 
 of the criminal law. London, 1881. 8vo, pp. iv., 454.
 
 358 
 
 Vincent (William Thomas) The roeords of the Woohvich dis- 
 tiict ; Wodlwich. i*luinstL'ad. ^Vellillg, Erith, Bexley, Wickhain, 
 Shooter's Hill, Charlton, Kidbrook,"Eltham. Woolwich, 1890. 
 8vo, - vols. 
 
 Contents, intrr nliu : Government — Charities and customs — Streets and 
 people — Church — Churchyard — Parsons — Ecclesiastical districts — Noncon- 
 formity — Dockyard — Arsenal — Ordnance departments —Woolwich garrison — 
 (Jeiitlemen cadets — North Woolwich — Records of Plumstead — Barrage Town 
 and New Plumstead — Growth and government of Plumstead — Erith exi)losion 
 — Lesncss and Erith — Bc.xley and I'.exley Heatli — East Wickhara and Welling 
 — Shooter's Hill — Charlton — Kidhrook — Kltham — Explosions — Thames 
 disasters — Appendix. 
 
 Illustrations, inter alia : — 
 
 Vol. I. : Views of Woolwich, 1(3(;2, 1G98, 178'.t, 1756, 1777. 17'.t8, 1800, 1821t, 
 1840. 1847— Woolwich Common, 1778— Queen Street Chapel, 183.5— Old 
 tavern, Warren Lane, 18."JU — Plan of Woolwich, 1748 — Woolwich Cage, 183.5 
 —Market Hill, 1835 -Map of Dockyard district, 1832— Green's End, 1790— 
 Sketch plan, 1815 (showing land afterwards taken into Dockyard) — Plan of 
 ordnance iiroperty. 1810— Bcresfurd Scpiare. 1837 — Steam Flour Mills, New 
 Uiiad (formerlv Roman Catholic Cliurcli) — British and Foreign Schools, 1830 
 —Theatre Royal, 1837— Hog Lane (Nile Street), 1887-8 — Mill iu Mill Lane. 
 1S4.5 — Goldsn'iiths' Almshouses, 1835 — Workhouse, demolished 1842 — Maps of 
 Woolwich. 1778, 1885— Church Hill, 1809— Woolwich Church, 1790— Holy 
 Trinity Church, 1835 — Enon Chapel, 1835 — Salem Chapel, 1835 — Bethlehem 
 Chapel, Charles Street, 1SI2 — Birthplace of Henry Maudslay in Salutation 
 Alley — Woolwich ropehouse, 1598 — Milton's ])lan of Dockyard, 1753 — Tower 
 Place in the Warren, 1773 — Royal Fuuiidery, 1779 — Plans of Warren. 17nl, 
 1717 — Cadets' barracks, 1789 — Plan of Woolwich Ar.senal, 1880. 
 
 Vol. IL : Plan of ground taken for Royal Artillery Barracks, 1774 — Royal 
 ^lilitary Academy, 1839 — Rotunda, 1825 — Gordon's birthplace, Woolwich 
 Cimimim — Royal Artillery Barracks, 1820, 1882 — P>ee Ferry — Ferry at North 
 Woolwich, 1839 — Lesncss Abbey ruins, 1750— Map of Woolwich and district 
 from Camden's Britannia — Remains, Lesncss Abbey — Plan of Lesness Abbey, 
 1753 — Old Manor House, Wickham Lane, 1886 — Old mill, Plumstead Common, 
 1820— Plan of Plumstead, 1720— Plumstead Workhouse, 1748— Plumstead 
 Cape, 1S20 — Map of Kent, sixteenth century, showing the Plumstead River — 
 Bodk-'s Farm. Plumstead — View of Burrage Town, 1S49 — Plan of Burrage 
 estate, 1800 — Precincts of Arsenal Station, 1845 — Plumstead Manor House, 
 1.SS9 — Braniblebriars, 1820 — Plan of proposed canal from p]rith to Woolwich, 
 1S12 — Plan of Plumstead, 1.S55— Plumstead Church, 1780, 1800, 187U— 
 Plumstead Free School — St. Margaret's, Plumstead, 1875— St. John's, Plum- 
 stead— First chapel in Plumstead — Royal Artillery Hospital, 1804 — Eiilli, 
 17.-,()— Erith Cliurcii, 1844 — P.elvedere House, 1777— Belve<icie Hospital, 1868 
 — Hexley Church— Hull Plafc. I'.exley— East Wickham Chuich, 1790— East 
 Wickii;ini House — Danson Hill House, 1791-^Slirewsbury House, Shooter's 
 Hill -Severndroog Castle, 1809. 187(;— Charlton Green, 1787, 1828— Charlton 
 Church and old Scliocd House, 179C — Charlton House — East Combe, Charlton, 
 1777— Woodland House, West Combe, 1795— Old Chariton, 1800— Well Hall, 
 1 s8r. Wricklcmarsh, 1730— Morden College— Eltham Pal.ace, 1735— Eltham 
 Lodge, 1827 -Eltham Old Cliurcli. 1827. 
 
 Vine ^Sir John Richard Somers) 'SV« Williams (J. W. H.) 
 
 and .Sir J. li. .S. Nine. Tiie Engli.sh laurjicipal code. 1882. 
 8vo. 
 
 Voisins (^D'Aubuisson de; 'i'raite du mouvement de I'eau dans de.s 
 tuyaux de conduite, a i'usage de.s ingenieur.s. Paris, 1836. 8vo, 
 j)p. viii., 74.
 
 Vulliamy (Arthur Frederick) The law of settlement and removal 
 of ])auj)ei'8, iiKriuilino- (lie removal of paupers born in Ireland, 
 Scotland, the Isle of Man, Guernsey, and Jersey. London, IbOO. 
 8vo, pp. xii., 274. 
 
 w 
 
 Wadmore (Jaines Foster) Some account of the history and 
 anti<juity of the worshipful Company of Skinners, London. 
 London, 1876. 8vo, pp. iv., 91. 
 
 WagstaiF (William Henry) The metric system of weights and 
 measures compared with the imperial system. London and 
 New York, 1896. 8vo, pp. viii., 125. 
 
 Wakefield, City of Abstract of accounts, 1896-7. Wakefield, 1897. 
 8vo, pj). 123. 
 
 Walcott (Mackenzie Edward Charles) Westminster : memorials 
 of the city, St. Peter's college, the parish churches, palaces, 
 streets, and worthies. Westminster, 1849. Svo, pp. xii., 359, 
 and 9 plates. 
 
 Contents, intcv ulia : General history of Westminster — Wliiteliall — Privy 
 Garden — Horse Guards — Dover House — (lovernment otfioos — St. .lames' Park 
 Downing Street — Fludyer Street — Crown Street— Gardener's I^ane — King 
 Street— Queen Scjuare — Canon How — Woolstaple — The Sanctuary — West- 
 minster Hospital— Dean's Yard — St. Margaret's Church — St. Peter's College 
 —New Palace Yard— Old Palace— Old Palace Yard— Westminster Hall— 
 Tothill and neighbouring streets — Broadway — -Christ Church — Hospitals, 
 schools and benefactions — -York Street — St. James's Street — Knightsbridge — 
 Kensington Palace — St. .John's C'hurch — College Street and neighbourhood — 
 St. Anne's Lane — -Tothill Fields — Briilewell — Horseferry lioad — St. Mary's, 
 Vincent Stjuare — St. Stephen's Church — Market Street — Millbank — Peni- 
 tentiary — Westminster Bridge. 
 
 Walford (Edward) See Thornbury (W.) and E. Walford. Old 
 and new London. [1873-78.] 8vo. 
 
 Walker (C.) Reports on forest management, by C. Walker and 
 others. London, 1873. Svo, pp. x., 200, and 7 plates. 
 
 Contents :— 
 
 1. Forest management in Germany and Austiia. 
 
 2. English Crown forests, and woodlands on private estates in Scotland. 
 S. Forest imnagenient in Hanover and P>laek Furest. 
 
 4. Plantation of scotch tir on moorpan soil. 
 
 5. Management of village and ecclesiastical forests in Hanover. 
 (). Natural oak forests of Sussex. 
 
 7. 1 rofessioEal studies of forcbt officers. 
 
 Walker (George Alfred) Bm ial ground incendiarism : the last 
 tire at the bime-huuse in the Spa-Fields Golgotha, or, the minute 
 anatomy of grave-digging in London. London, 1846. 8vo, pp, 
 iv., 48. 
 
 [A pami)hler Ijouml up with others in volume, London huriul grounds, 
 lSn-4tj. Sic Burial Grounds.]
 
 360 
 
 Walker (George Alfred) — amtinued. 
 
 (Jatlioiin^s from gravevards, particulai'ly tliose of LondoQ ; 
 
 ■\vitli a concise ln8tory of the modes of interment among different 
 nations from the earliest periods, and a detail of dangerous and 
 fatal results pi-oduced by the unwise and revolting custom of 
 inhuming the dead in the midst of the living. London, 1839. 
 8vo, pp. xvii., 258. 
 
 Contains accounts of the condition of all Metropolitan church-yards. 
 
 The graveyards of London; being an exposition of the 
 
 physical and moral consequences inseparably connected with our 
 uiichristian and pestilential custom of dej)Ositing the dead in the 
 midst of the living ; with the examinations of the author, upon 
 this highly important subject, before a select committee of 
 the House of Commons. London, 1841. 8vo, pp. 32, xiv. 
 
 [A pamphlet bound up with others in volume, London burial grounds, 
 1S41-4r,. S-f Burial Grounds.] 
 
 Walker (John) See Jacob (E.) and J. Walker. Reports of cases 
 in the High Court of Chancery, 1821-28. 8vo. 
 
 Walker (Thomas) Observations on the best means for cleansing 
 the sewage of large towns, and a description of his patent plan 
 of subsiding pool. Birmingham, 1860. 8vo, pp. 8. 
 
 [A pamphlet bound up with others in volume, Sewage ■Utilization, 1S45-65. 
 Stg Drainage and Sewerage.] 
 
 System for the utilization of the sewage 6f large towns. 
 
 Birmingham, [1860 ?] 8vo, pp. 7. 
 
 [A pamphlet bound up with others in volume, Sewage ■utilization, 1845-66. 
 See Drainage and Sewerage.] 
 
 Wallen ' Frederick) The Metropolitan Building Act : some remarks 
 on the judgment of Lord Coleridge . . . and Mi-. Justice Cave 
 in the case of Smith v. Legg. London, 1893. 8vo, pp. 9. 
 
 Walmsley (Edward B.) Proposed Thames isolated embankment, 
 with side canal and marginal low level intercepting sewer, etc. 
 London, [1856?] 8vo, pp. 17. 
 
 [A pamphlet lx>und up with others in volume, Thames embankment, 
 1850-03. See Thames Iliver — Embankment.] 
 
 Walsall, Borough of Statement of income and expenditure, 
 1897-8 to 1900-1. Walsall, 1899-1901. 8vo, {coiitiyiuing). 
 
 Walsh (^ Charles Rj Pai-ish maps and other matters : a letter to 
 the parochial authorities of the ])arishes and unions of St. George, 
 South wark, St. Saviour, St. Olave, and Bermondsey. London, 
 1850. 8vo, pp. 8. 
 
 [A pamphlet bound up with others in volume, Sanitary reform, 1848-56. 
 See Sanitary Keform.J
 
 361 
 
 Walter (L. Edna) Treatment of domestic science as an element in 
 girls" educatittn. See Education. Technical Education Congress. 
 1897. 8vo. 
 
 Wandsworth, Parish of Acts of Parliament relating to the parish 
 
 of Wandsworth, 1801-1877. London, 1805-77. Folio. 
 
 Coiitent.s : Surrey Iron Railway, 1801. I8U.5, 1800, 1K4(;— Rates, 1826— 
 VVamlsworth Bridge, 1864, 1867, "l»70, 1873, 1877— Wamlsworth Common, 
 1871. 
 
 Bridge Metropolitan Toll Bridges Act, 1877: the 
 
 Waudswortii Bridge Company v. the Metropolitan Board of 
 Works, in arbitration : minutes of evidence. London, 1879. 
 Folio, pp. iv., 465. 
 
 District Board Reports and accounts of the Wands- 
 worth district board, 1858-1900. London, 1858-1900. 8vo. 
 
 WanterS (Paul) Rapport sur I'enseignement technique en Belgique. 
 See Education. Technical Education Congress. 1897. 8vo. 
 
 Wapping, Parish of Acts of Parliament relating to the parish of 
 Wapping, 1728-1872. London, 1729-1875. Folio. 
 
 Contents: Creation of parish, 1728 — Watching, lighting, paving, and 
 cleansing, 1755 — Paving Wapping Street, 1770 — New streets and paving, 
 1776, 1778, 1781 — Poor, workhouse, burial ground, and nevr streets, 1781, 
 1782— Rates, 1812 — Workhouse, 1817 -Street improvements, 1872. 
 
 Ward (Marshall) See Frankland (P. F.) and M. Ward. Reports 
 to the water research committee of the Royal Society on the 
 present state of our knowledge concerning the bactei'iology of 
 water. [1892-93.] 8vo. 
 
 Ware (John) An account of the several charities and. estates, 
 held in trust for the use of the poor of the parish of St. Leonard, 
 Shoreditch, and of benefactions to the same, compiled in the years 
 1833-34-35. London, 1836. 8vo, pp. 175, appendix, and index. 
 Contents : Benefactions which produce a revenue annually under wills — 
 Benefactions which have been ajiplied &o as to ju'oduce an annual revenue — 
 Benefactions of other public benefit, such as almshouses — Gifts of plate, 
 ornaments, etc. — Benefactions lost or not at present made available — 
 Benefactions extinct ; transferred to other nianagemeat ; towards building 
 a workhouse — Benefaction uncertain (at present) — Contingent. 
 
 Waring (George Edwin) Street cleaning and the disposal of a 
 city's waste : methods and results and the effect upon public 
 health, public morals, and municipal prosperity. London, 1898. 
 8vo, pp. ix., 230. 
 
 Contents : History — Conditions under recent administrations — Effect of 
 political control as shown by the condition of the department at the begin- 
 ning of the present adnunistration — Reorganization of the force — Street 
 sweeping — Carting — Final disi)osition of garbage — Final disposition of street 
 sweepings and ashes — Final disposition of pajjer and rubbish — Stock and 
 plant — Removal of snow — Street railroads and pavements in New York — 
 Street cleaning in Europe ; a report of observations made in the summer of 
 1896 — Juvenile street cleaning leagues. •
 
 3t)2 
 
 Warren ^ J. Neville) Tlic report of ihe Board of Health on the 
 supply nf watii- to tlio Metropolis weiglied in its own balance 
 and found wanting. London, 1850. 8vo, pp. 18. 
 
 [A pamphlet bound up with others in volume, London water si/ppiy, 
 1S40-64. .Sec Water Supply.] 
 
 Warwick (Robert E.) Observations on the laws of settlement, 
 poor removals, and the equalization of the poor rates, in a letter 
 addressed to F. W. Knight, Es(j., M.P., late Secretary to the 
 Poor Law Board : in I'cply to his two pamphlets entitled, 
 Centralization v. the parochial sj'stem, and, the Parochial 
 system r. centralization. London, 1855. 8vo, pp. 20. 
 
 [A pamphlet bound up with others in \olumc, Accounts, Jitianee, rates, etc., 
 1S62. iiee Accounts.] 
 
 Washburn (John Wycherford) See Goodall (E. W.) and J. W. 
 
 Washburn. A manual of infectious diseases. 1896. 8vo. 
 
 Watermen and Lightermen, Company of The laws and con- 
 stitutions of the Company of Watermen and Lightermen, rowing 
 on the River Thames, betwixt Gravesend in the county of Kent 
 and Windsor in the county of Berks. London, 1742. 8vo, 
 pp. 187. 
 
 Water Supply Minutes of evidence taken before the select com- 
 mittee on the supply of water to the Meti^opolis ; together with 
 an apjtendix containing sundry papers laid before them. London, 
 1821. Folio, pp. 247. 
 
 The Committee's enciuiries were chieliy iliiected to obtainiug particulars of 
 the increase in the charges of the comj)anics and the grounds on which this 
 action was based. 
 
 Apjtendices : Correspondence between St. Marylebone Vestry and the 
 water companies. 
 
 I^ondon Bridge Waterworks : Account of the works — Leases granted to the 
 company by the Corporation of.the City of London — Income of the company 
 in each year from 1800 to 1820 — Rate of dividend paid in each year i'rom 
 IT.S'J t<j 1820 — Dwelling houses, public buildings, etc., charged for the sujiply 
 of water. 
 
 New Kivcr Waterworks : Dividend per share after deducting property 
 tax jiaid in each year from 17S9 to 1820 — Gross income and dividends jiaid 
 in each year from 1800 to 1820 — Number of tenants and houses supplied in 
 each of the years 1804, 1809, 1814, and 1819— Statement of the supply of 
 water to the jiarish of St. ilarylobonc, jiart of Soho and part of St. George, 
 Haiiover-S'iuarc — Statement of the number of stiokes and quantity of water 
 raised at the Now lliver Head in each year from 1787 to 1809 — Numljcr and 
 des<;iiptioii of shares of the company — Average dividends of the company for 
 five ywirs from 180*1 to islO, and deficiency of dividends from 1811 to 1820 — 
 Kstimate of the capital engageil in the work in 181.5 and at Christmas, 1820 
 — Estimate of dividends that would be produced by the rates of 1810 and \>y 
 in<Toascs of 10, \'), and 25 per cent, on tlie rates of 1810 — Expeiuiiture of the 
 company in 1820. 
 
 Chelsea Waterworks : Number of dwelling houses and other buildings 
 supplierl in each of the years 1804, 1809, 1814. anrj 1819— Coj.ies of all Koyal 
 charters, etc., authorising the company to suj)ply water in the Metropolis — 
 NumVjer, description, and nominal value of shares of the company — Dividends 
 paid after deducting property tax for each of the years 17eU to 1820 on the
 
 ■66S 
 Water Supply —continued. 
 
 capital of the company — Gross income and dividends i)aid in cacli year from 
 1800 to 1820 — Copies of all deeds, contracts, etc., made on behalf of the 
 company since 1st January, ISl'j — DitTerc^nce of water supply Ix'tween 1810 
 and 1820 — Quantity of water the company is capable of supplying; and the 
 number of services — Estimates of annual expense of repairs for the next 
 twenty years — Rental and rate of interest fin the capital of the cornj^any — 
 Amount necessary to l)e refunded annually for extraordinary rejjairs and 
 ultimate renewal of certain parts of the waterworks beyond the amount 
 provided in the ordinary expenses — Expenses of tiie company for three years 
 from 1818 to 1820, with an average thereof — Absli'acted valuation of certain 
 parts of the waterworks erected since 1734 now in use — f'opy of rules acted 
 upon by the com]iaiiy in respect of distinction between high and low, extra 
 and ordinary services, together with a list of trades which are subject to an 
 extra charge in respect of the-r consumption of water and the periods during 
 which these rules have lieeii acted upon — Methods of rating the tenants of 
 the comjiany in 1810 — Comparison of original cxpeiifc between an iron and 
 wooden pipe of four inches diameter, and als(j the expenses of probable 
 repairs of eacli during the course of thirty years. 
 
 York Buildings Waterworks : Gross rental for water supplied for each year 
 1800 to 1818— Number of tenants sup[ilied in the years 1801, 1809, 1814. and 
 1818 — Quantity of water pumped in the years 1810 and 1818 — Dividends 
 paid by the company after deducting property lax for each of the years 1789 
 to 1812 — Charges for siipj)Iyiiig water. 
 
 East London Waterworks : Number and description of shares, their 
 nominal value ami the net amount paid and received thereon, distinguishing 
 the amount received in each year from the first establishment of the 
 company — Dividends paid after deducting property tax for each year 1809 
 to 1821 — Gross income of the company for each year from August, 1808 to 
 Christmas, 1820 — Number of dwelling houses and other buildings supplied in 
 the years 1809, 1812, 1814, iSlfi, and 1819, with the average'rate charged 
 thereon — Yearly amount of the rates charged on premises supplied with 
 water in 1817 as compared with 1820 — Quantity of water raised, tenants 
 buiiplied, and amount of rental in Shadwell and West Ham districts, in the 
 year 1809 — Amounts paid by the company for relaying or repaving the public 
 pavement from the year 1S07 to 1820 — Rates of interest which would be 
 produced on the capital of the company by the water rates of 1817, 1S18, and 
 1820 — Scale of rates chaiged for 1818, and list of trades subiect to extra 
 charges for consumption of water. 
 
 West Middlesex Waterworks : Net amount of subscriptions received by the 
 company from 1807 to 1817 with interest thereon — Amounts paid by the 
 comjiany for relaying and repaving the public pavements from 1809 to 1820 
 — Hours worked by the engines and quantity raised (in hogsheads) from 1814 
 to 1820 — Hours of work and coals consumed fiom 20th January, 1820 to 15th 
 January, 1821 — Income of the company for each of the years 1811 to 1820 — 
 Number of houses sujiplied, distinguishing the number and charge for high 
 services — Yearly amount of the rates charged on premises supplied in 1818 
 and 1820 — Number of six months notices served in 1820 — Rate of interest 
 which would be produced on the capital of the company liy their increased 
 rates and on their rates of 1810 — Account of all shares or transfers from 
 September, 1809 to July, 1811 — Annual expenses of the company in 1820 — 
 Gross income of the comi)any for each of the years 1811 to 1820 — Expenditure 
 of the capital of the company — Rides ujmn winch the company acts in respect 
 of distinction of high and hjw. extra and oiMlinary services, and list of trades 
 subject to extra charges, and the jieriods during which thcfe rules have been 
 acted upon. 
 
 Grand Junction Waterworks : Copies of deeds, contracts, undertakings and 
 other instruments in writing entered into between the comi)any and any 
 other company since 1st January, 1815— Number and description of shares of 
 the company and the net amount paid thereon and received in each year from 
 1810 to 1817 — Dividends paid by the company in each year from 1819 to 1821 
 — Amounts paid by the company for relaying and repaving the public
 
 364 
 
 Water Supply — continued. 
 
 pavements for each year from 1812 to 1820 Number of circular letters or 
 notices sent to tenants who refused payment of the increased rates of the 
 company — Number of six months notices served— Number of dwelling houses 
 and other buildings supplied with water by the company in each of the years 
 1812, 1814, 181C>. and 1819, according to the parishes in which they are 
 situated — Account showing application of capital actually raised by the 
 company — Gri'ss income of the comixmy for each year from 1814 to 1820 — 
 Rates charged on jiremises in 1818 and 18:i0 showing high, ordinary and extra 
 services in the latter period — Rule? upon which the comjiany acts in respect 
 of distinction between high and low, extra and onlinary services, and list of 
 trades subject to extra charges, and the periods duiing which these rules have 
 been acted upon — Gross charge of the company for water rates from 1818 to 
 1820 — l.ate of interest which would be produceil on the capital by their rate 
 of 1810 and by their increased rate. 
 
 Miscellaneous papers : Estimate of fund necessary to provide against the 
 wear and tear of capital for a waterwork — Abstract showing rentals and 
 dividends of the old water companies up to the year 1810 under the rates then 
 paid — Comparative statement of the quantity of water delivered yearly to the 
 Metropolis on the north side of the Thames m the years 1809 and 1820, together 
 with the number of tenants and buildings supplied and the gross water rental 
 of each company at both ])eriixl8 — C'omitarative statement of the value of the 
 new companies" works with the estimated value of the old companies' works, 
 with the yearly current expenses of each company, numVjer of buildings 
 supplietl, gross amount of the water rentals including the increased rates 
 charged by the companies, average yearly rates per house or building, charge 
 per 1,000 hogsheads computed on those rentals, total ((uaiitity of water 
 supplietl annually, average daily supply for each houte or building, including 
 all extraordinary consumption and the elevations at which same is supplied. 
 
 Report of the commissioners appointed to enquire into the 
 
 state of the supply of water in the Metropolis ; together with 
 appendices. London, 1828. Folio, pp. 155. 
 
 Appendices, inter alia : Report of Mr. H. R. Palmer on samples of water 
 taken at the entrance to the several companies' intakes at low water, half 
 flood, high water, and half ebb, and also at several other places on the 
 Thames — Analysis of the above by Dr. liostock — An investigation of some of 
 the properties of the Thames water by W. Lambe, M.D.- A plan by which 
 London could V>e suppliwl with pure water from a point close to Islcworth 
 by II. M. Kerrison, M.D.— A plan by which London could be supplied with 
 pure water from betwetn Brentford and Richmond by means of a sub- 
 teiTanean aqueduct to Hampstead-hill or its vicinity, and from thence by 
 pumiting to a reservoir at a considerable elevation above the end of this 
 acqueduct by Mr. G. Taylor — Petitions by the inhabitants of Southwark, 
 liai tie-bridge, Lambeth, St. George-the-Martyr, and the west part of the 
 Metroix)li8 — Correspondence between the Commissioners and the Home 
 Department — Memoir of Mr. J. Wright : Heads of the memoir were : (1) on 
 the necessity of a pure and wholesome-supply of water to the inhabitants of 
 the Metropolis; (2) of the monopoly ; (3) of the Grand Junction Company ; 
 (4) of the River Thames between Chelsea Hospital and London Bridge ; 
 (.'i) of the remedy. 
 
 — iieport of the select committee on the supply of water to 
 
 the Metropolis ; together with minutes of evidence and appendix. 
 London, 1828. Folio, pp. 68. 
 
 To inquire into the present syfatem of supplying water to the Metropolis, 
 including the Ixjrough of Southwark, and into the amount of tlie lates paid 
 by the inhaVjitants, and who were instructed to include Lamljeth, Christ 
 Cburcb, Surrey, and the iuljacent parishes in the inquiry ; and to whom the 
 petition of the inhabitants of the western parts of the Metropolis, and also
 
 365 
 Water Supply — continued. 
 
 the iei>nit of the commissioners appointed by His Majesty to inquire into the 
 state of the siipi)ly of water in the Metropolis, severally presented to the 
 House in the present session weic referred ; and who were empowered to 
 report the minutes of evidence taken before them. 
 
 Appendices: Returns from the We^t Middlesi^x. Grand Junction. Chelsea, 
 New River, East London, i^'outh London, r>amV)cth and Southwark water 
 companies, as to when the company was established ; number of apjilications 
 made to Parliament subsequently, and th°ir results ; amount of capital 
 employed, and how inrested ; :im()unt expended for engines, reservoirs and 
 pipes ; dividends paid per share from the fii'st establishment of the company 
 to 1828 ; quantity of imperial gallons pumped jier day, and to what height ; 
 the greatest rjuantity that the engines can pump ; number of houses paying 
 for high service ; rates paid for high service ; number of houses receiving low 
 service : rates paid for low service ; increase of rates since the establishment 
 of the company ; as to further increase should the company avail itself of 
 full poweis ; area of supply by the company. 
 
 Grand Junction Company : Account of the gross income derived from 
 water supplied for domestic purposes and public buildings, from street 
 watering, and from other sources — Number of houses and other buildings 
 supplieil, and the rates at which supplied — Experiments to ascertain the 
 current of flood and ebb tides of the Thames at spring and neap tides, with 
 a view to decide in what degree the Thames at Chelsea is affected by the 
 drainage water of London. 
 
 New River Company: Dividends paid in the years from 1770 to 1827 — 
 Houses and other buildings su])plied in the years from 1821 to 1827 — Gross 
 income and dividends (the former is divided under the heads : water supplied 
 for dwelling houses, etc., watering roads or streets, rents for laud and houses). 
 
 East London Company : Scale of rates of the company, and a list of 
 trades subject to extra charges — Dividends paid, and rates of such dividends 
 from 1809 to 1828 — Gross income in 1820 and 1827 — Number of dwelling 
 houses and other buildings supplied by the company in the years from 
 1821 to 1827. 
 
 South London Company : Number of tenants supplied in each year from 
 ISOS to 1828 — Number of shares of the company — Hours worked and coals 
 consumed Vjy the engines for the year from June 1st, 1827 to June 1st, 
 1828— Income of the company for each year from 1809 to 1828. 
 
 Table showing comparis(m between 1820 and 1827 of each company 
 supplying the Metropolis with water as regards numlier of houses supplied, 
 average rate per house, gross annual income, gross expenditure, net profit. 
 
 Report from the select comraittee on Metropolis water ; with 
 
 minutes of evidence and appendix. London, 1834. Folio, pp. 196. 
 
 This was the committee to whom the report of Mr. Telford, presented to 
 the House on the 26th day of March, 1834, was referred, to examine the 
 matter thereof, and report the same, with their observations thereon, to the 
 House, and who were empowered to report the minutes of evidence taken 
 before them. 
 
 Ajipendices : Ib'turiis from the New River, Grand Junction, West Middlesex, 
 Laniocth and Southwark and Vauxhall water companies, as to date of estab- 
 lishment ; number of api)lications made to Parlianjent subsequently and their 
 results ; amount of capital employed aiid how invested ; actual sum expended 
 on engines, reservoirs and jjipcs : dividends jiaid to shareholders ; quantity 
 of water in imperial gallons ])umped per day and to what height : greatest 
 quantity engines can pumji ; number of houses paying for high service : rates 
 paid for high service; nunjber of houses receiving low service ; rates paid for 
 low service ; increase of lates since the first establishment ; further increase 
 shoulil the company avail itself to the full extent of the provisions of the 
 Act ; agreements entered into with other companies for obtaining the sole 
 supply of any district and the dates thereof. 
 
 New River Company: Gross income and dividends from the year 1828 to
 
 366 
 
 Water Supply —continued. 
 
 1S;>3 (the I'linner is divided uuder the liciids : rents for (Iwclliiig houses, etc.. 
 watering roads and streets, and rents for laud and liouses) — Houses and other 
 buildinirs supplied for the years 1S2S to 1833, showing number of tenants 
 in each district or walk — Gross income and expenditure in 1833 — Dividends 
 paid i)er share for the years 1828 to 1833. 
 
 East London t'ompany : Amount of capital employed, actual amount 
 expended to Christmas, 1827, and from that date to 1833 — Gross income and 
 e.xpeuiliture in the years 1827 and 1833 — Average daily supply of water in 
 1833 — IMvidends ))aid in each year from 1828 to 1834 with rate of dividend. 
 
 South London C'ompany : Account of shares of the company — Income for 
 the years 1828 to 1834. 
 
 Statement of the gross expenditure of each company to 1834 ; limitation 
 of capitals according to acts and charters ; number of shares of the company ; 
 nominal value of the shares ; nominal joint stock capitals created ; net 
 amount of subscription monies received ; average per share ; expenditure on 
 works beyond amount of subscriptions ; gross expenditure ; average per 
 share ; estimated current expenditure for the future ; houses and Imildings 
 supplied ; gross rental ; average rates per building supplied ; total (juantity 
 of water in hogsheads sujiplied yearly : average charge per l,(»(iO hogsheads 
 computed in gross rental ; average daily supply per house or building, 
 including manufactories : mean and highest elevation at which water is 
 supplied. 
 
 Report from the select committee of the House of Lords 
 
 appointed to inquire into the .su])ply of water to the Metropolis ; 
 and to report tliereon to the House ; witli the minvites of evidence, 
 ajjpendix, and index. London, 1840. Folio, pp. 100. 
 
 The principal part of the evidence taken was in examination of a scheme 
 of a proposed company to be called the London and Westminster Water 
 Comi)any, which had for its object the supply of water from the springs 
 under the chalk at Bushey meadows. 
 
 Appendices : Questions submitted to the New lliver, Chelsea, West 
 Mid'llesex, and Grand Junction water comjianies — Answers to the questions 
 by the New River Conipany, and letters from tlic other companies declining 
 to answer the cjuestions, as they considered such action would be detrimental 
 to their interests, in view of tlie facts that a new competing comjiany was 
 being formed, and that the information asketl for might be of considerable 
 assistance to this new company iu their operations. 
 
 [Another copy.] 
 
 The index is wanting. 
 
 Minutes of evidence taken before the select committee on 
 
 the ]^tetrf)pf)lis water bill, with an index. London, 1851. Folio, 
 
 pp. 814. 
 
 Tables in body of tvidence : Comparative estimates of the annual cost for 
 the daily supply of .50,000 gallons of filtered water to the Metropolis from the 
 Thames between Twickenham and Thames Ditton, and from l''arnham and 
 tlie sand districts of Surrey, founded on an aveiage of ihree years' expenditure 
 of the Southwark and \'auxhall ('omiiany to JjP.dyday, 18.")1 (p. 13G) — State- 
 ment of water pumped annually from the 'i'hames, New lliver and Lea by the 
 several water companies ; number and horse power of engines at Brentford ; 
 power of three engines used for distribution ; number and description of 
 engines on the north and south side of the Thames ; sources from which the 
 New Kiver receive their supply ; area of the New lliver Company's reservoirs ; 
 dimensions and power of the East London Com[);iny's engines and wheels ; 
 amount of engine power employed by the several companies ; capital ex- 
 pended by the several companies fpp. 18^-196) — Statement of the (lischargc 
 of the River I/ca between Hertford and Fielde's-weir, March, 1850 ; result of
 
 367 
 Water Supply ■ — continued. 
 
 gaugings of tlu' rivers Colne, Gade, Chess and Misbourn, March, 1850 (pp. 
 223-fi) — Scale of quarterly chars^es for domestic ami trade consiimpiion and 
 regulations of I he Wolverhampton Waterworks Company (pp. 2.>fi 8) — 
 Receipts and expenditure of the Metropolitan Parochial Water Supply 
 Association (j). 359) — Calculations made upon the water supply to (he 
 Meti'opolis from several rei)orts made to the General Board of Health by 
 E. Cresj^, superintendent inspector (p. 4:54) — Statements of amounts received 
 and expended for the three years 1848-50, together witli the rates authorised 
 by Parliament or otherwise to be charged, by the nine water companies that 
 supply the Metropolis (pp. 437-54) — Number of dwelling houses supplied 
 by the Dundee Water Company on the l.'ith May, 1S51 (p. 517) — Table of 
 rates charged by the Manchester Waterworks (p. 557) — Capital that would 
 be required to be expended by the East London Company in machinery an<l 
 conduit pipes, and tlie extra annual expenditui-e, that would be incurred by 
 them, if they were forced to resort to Eel Pie island, between Twickenham 
 and Teddington, as a new source of supply ; statement showing the number 
 and description of tenants of the company : total quantities supi>lie<lto each 
 description of tenant and the average quantity per diem to the same ; 
 quantity supplied per diem per tenant, with the various items for other than 
 domestic supply, and the gross receipts from each class of tenants in the j'ear 
 1850 ; average prices paid for coals by the East London Company during the 
 last twenty-two years (pp. tJl2-3) — New Kiver supply during June and July, 
 1850, from springs, Lea river and wells, by engines working 24 hours (p. (i51) 
 — Statement of rates charged by the East London Company to the houses on 
 the east side of Shoreditch and Norton Folgate (p. G80) — Capital accounts for 
 the years 1833 and 1850 of the New River, East London. West ^Middlesex, 
 Chelsea, Hampstead, and Kent Companies and for the j^ears 1810-50 of the 
 Grand Junction Comjiany (pp. (181-5) — Repoit on tlie water of tlie West 
 Middlesex Waterworks Company by A. S.Taylor, M.D., and A. Aiken (pp. (i'.iO-G) 
 — Dividends paid by the Chelsea Company from the period of its incorporation 
 (p. 749) — Dates of the principal operations of the water companies up to the 
 end of 1850 ; estimate of the difference in the expense of supplying water to the 
 New River Head by means of gravitation or by pumping ; capital account of 
 the Southwark and Yauxhall Company (pp. 752-4) — Maximum, minimum 
 and mean (juantities of water pumped by the Chelsea (Jompany in the years 
 1848-51 (p. 75(;) — Quantity of water pumpe<l annually by the Chelsea Com- 
 pany between 1835 and 1850, with the prices charged during the same period 
 for one thousand gallons (p. 7()0) — Rates of discount allowed at Leeds 
 (p. 770) — Scale of charges {)ayable quarterly by Nottingham for the supply 
 of water for baths and water-closets, and for trades, manufactures and other 
 special and public purposes (pp. 774-())— Report of T. Hawkslcy, C.E., to the 
 promoters of the proposed aqueduct comjiany for sujiplying the Metropolis 
 with pure water (pp. 784-8)— Report of the Manchester Gas Commit tec, showing 
 their assets and engagements, together with a table of receipts and disburse- 
 ments for the years 1847 50 (pp. 795-806) — Tables showing the total capital 
 of the nine water companies and the average percentage receive<l on the same 
 for seventeen j'cars ; yearly expenses of the pumping establishments of the 
 nine water companies : expenses of street woik for one year of each com- 
 pany : salary of the secretary and engineer of each compaii}' : amount jiaid 
 annually for rent, rates and taxes by the companies ; capital account of the 
 Lambeth Company for the years 1834-50 (pp. 807-9) — Brief statement of the 
 Kent Company's constitution and proceedings (pp. 810 3). 
 
 Minutes of evidence taken before the select committee on 
 
 the Metropolis water bill. London, 1852. Folio, '1 vols. 
 
 Metropolis Water Supply Bill (pp. 35-333) : Tables, etc., in body of 
 evidence : Comparative analysis of the West Middlesex and eleven other 
 waters (p. 95) — Analyses of samples taken from six parts of the river (p. Ill) 
 — Accounts of the Lambeth Water Company, setting out the receipts and 
 payments for the years 1848-51 (p. 234).
 
 368 
 Water Supply — continued. 
 
 Appendices : Tabular abstract of returns made by the overseers of the poor 
 of various parishes in pursuance of an order of the select coiuniittee of the 
 House of fonuudns on the jMctropolis water supply bill, nth April, 1852, of 
 the number of houses ratixl to the poor rate at the following sums : £50, £40 
 to £.')0, £80 to £40, £20 to £30, £15 to £20, £10 to £15, and under £10. 
 
 Chelsea Waterworks Bill (pp 348-47(5) : Tables, etc., in body of evidence 
 — Dates of the principal operations of the com[)any, tos^ether with the cost of 
 plant then in existence. 
 
 Appendices : Property and income tax, assessors' certificates of first assess- 
 ments under schctlulc A for the following ijla.es, Sloane-street, Thurloe- 
 ?quare, l>evonsIiire -street, Portland - place, Homer - street, Chapel - street, 
 Hamilton-teirace, Edgwarc-road, Warwick-street, Hyde-park-gardeus, West- 
 bourne-terrace, Stockbridge-terraee, Eaton-place, Belgrave-square, Upper 
 Brook-street, New Bond-street and Grosvenor-square — Return by Chelsea 
 Water Company of assessments to water rates in Sloane-street, Stockbridge- 
 terraee, Eaton-place, I'elgrave-square anil Warwick-street for the j^ears 
 1S49 to 1S51 — Return of assessments to water rates in mews for the years 1849 
 to 1851 — Return of the number of houses of each class and the water rates 
 paid by them — Quantity of water {)umped annually by the Chelsea Water 
 Company between 1835 anil 1850, with the prices charged during the same 
 period for one thousand gallons — Dividenils paid by the Chelsea Company 
 from the period of its incorjioration, 1723 to 1850 (pp. 431-55). 
 
 New River Bill (pji. 485-5'J2 and 828-68) : Tables, etc., in body of 
 evidence : Amount of capital expended by the company up to the end of each 
 of the years 1820 to 1851 (p. 585) — Particulars of the additions to the capital 
 since the return to the select committee of 1834, completed to 1833 inclu- 
 sive (p. 586) — Capital, additions to capital out of income, gross dividends 
 paid to proprietors, total income, etc., for the years 1821 to 1851 (p. 591) 
 — P^stimate of the number of rooms and houses in each class, of the annual 
 value of each house, and of the total value in the New River district (p. 839). 
 
 New River and East London Waterworks Bill and East London Water- 
 works Bill (pp. 61.5-72 and 1-53, sec. 2). 
 
 Lea River Trust Bill (|ip. 67.3-732) : Tables, etc., in body of evidence : 
 Tolls payable on this navigaticm from the 16th January, 1849 — Rates of 
 tonnage {'ayablc on and after the 1st March, 1852 — Return showing the 
 gauging of the whole liiver Lea at Fielde's-weir, the junction of the Stort, 
 including the abstraction of water by the New River (.ompany at the balance 
 engine between Hertford and Ware, with the registers of the rainfall at 
 Greenwich, Fielde's-weir, Hatfield, and Hitchin— Gauging of the River Lea, 
 showing the discharge I'f the several tributary streams forndng the total 
 volume of the river for the first foitniglit in Mav, 1852. 
 
 Wandlc Water and Sewage Bill (pp. 73.S-823). 
 
 Southwark and Vauxhall Water Company Bill ([)[>. 55-7, sec. 2) : 
 Tables, etc., in Vjody of evidence — The capital, additions to capital, grof.s 
 receipts, current expenseK, net income, percentage of net income on total 
 capital for the years 1838 to 1852 (p. 59, sec. 2) — The rates and amount 
 charged for water, the rates and amount authorised to be charged by the 
 company's Act (4 and 5 Will, l^^, c. 79), number of houses under each rate, 
 annual value of all houses, etc. ([>. 70, sec. 2). 
 
 (Jrand Junction Waterwoiks Company I'>ill (pp. 79-87, sec. 2): Tables, etc., 
 in bixly of evidence: The company's expendiiurc on works, gross receipts, 
 current expenses, total net income and dividend paid to |)ro|)rietors (p. 81, 
 sec. 2) — Htalenujnt showing number of houses, nundjcr of high and extra 
 .services, including wat'.r-closets. baths, and small trades, and gross annual 
 value and amount of rates charged thereon both for ordinary and high 
 service (p. 87. sec. 2) 
 
 West Middlesex Waterworks Bill (pp. 89-107, see. 2). 
 
 London (Watfonl) Ki)ring Water ("ompany Bill (pp. 109-342, sec. 2) : 
 Tables, etc., in body of evidence : Places included in the parliamentary 
 powers of the company's bill, and now unsupplied by any existing water 
 company, as returned by the Registrar-General ; number of houses and
 
 360 
 
 Water Supply —continued. 
 
 population of tlic jiliiccs included in the parliamentary powers of the company 
 supplied by cxistinj:,^ water companies; total number of houses and popula- 
 tion of the before-mentioned j)laces, both unsupplied and supplied (pp. I6"<-G, 
 sec. 2) — Details of cost of works, plant, etc. (p. 176, sec. 2) — Estimate for 
 distributinjT Jtipcs for supiilyins" 40,000 houses, consisting of 7,9.53 houses in 
 the upland district and 32,047 houses in the Metropolitan district, with 170 
 gallons of water each per diem, with annual income and expenditure — 
 Estimate of distributing mains and pipes for 80,0uo houses, consisting of 
 20,000 houses sui)plied with 170 gallons of water each per diem, and 6O,0oo 
 houses with 60 gallons each per diem for drinking and personal ablution 
 (pp. 192-3, sec. 2). 
 
 Report and minutes of evidence of select committee on East 
 
 London water bills, etc. ; together with the proceedings of the 
 committee, minutes of evidence, appendix and index. London, 
 1867. Folio, pp. xlviii., 523. 
 
 Tables in body of evidence, inter (d'ui : List of places in the City of liOndon 
 where a constant supjdy of water from the New River or East Jjondon water 
 companies' mains has been furnished through stand-pipes, for the service of 
 houses in the occupation of the poor (p. 13(i) — Brighton Waterworks : Talde 
 showing number of services and consumption of water, 1S62 to ISOC) (p. 211) — 
 Amount of storage for water and proportion of water-closets in the poorer 
 houses of London (p. 217) — Table of analysis of the Kent water, from the 
 pumping-well at Deptford and from a public main at New Cross, 1S64 to ISfif! 
 (p. 250) — Return of moneys expended on capital account by the Lambeth 
 Waterworks Company since 1818 and by the other four Thames water com- 
 panies since 1852 (p. 250). 
 
 Appendices, Inter alia : Memorandum of information required from the 
 Metropolitan water companies under the " Jletropolis Water Act, 1852," for 
 the use of the committee on the East London water bills, etc. — Return of 
 such information from each of the companies — Acts of Parliament relating to 
 the water companies — Tables : (1) General properties of the water supplied 
 by the Metropolitan water companies in 18i)7. before and after filtration at 
 the works ; (2) analysis of water supplied by the companies in 181)7, before 
 and after filtration at the Avorks ; {.'i) variations of water supplied by the 
 companies during each month of the years 1865 and 1866 ; (4) comparison of 
 the quality and quantity of water supplied by the companies in the years 
 1851, 185(;, and 1867 ; (5) quality of water supplied to 27 towns in England ; 
 and (()) composition of the waters of the pumps and surface wells of the 
 City of London — Return of the average daily quantity of water supplied by 
 each of the companies — Return of the amount of capital, rate of dividend 
 and bonus (if any) of the several companies for the 3'ears 1850-51. 1860-61, 
 and 1865-66 — Particulars of the documents put in as evidence on the part of 
 the water companies — Water companies supplying each of the parishes and 
 districts constituted under the Metropolis Management Act of 1855, number 
 of vestrymen and health oflieers. area in statute acres, annual value of pro- 
 perty assessed in 18()fi, estimated population in 1866, deaths and the rate of 
 mortality to 10,000 population from all causes and from cholera an<l 
 diarrhoea, density of poi)ulation, elevation and annual value of property per 
 head of population — Meteorological table for London, I86()— Extracts from 
 Dr. Farr's report to the Registrar-General on cholera in England, 1848-49 — 
 Extracts from Dr. Farr's letter to the Registrar-General on the cholera 
 epidemic of 1853-54 — Extracts from the Registrar-General's weekly returns 
 during the course of the epidemic — Memoranda as to waste of water at 
 Boston, U.S., under constant supply (extracted from the annual reports of 
 the Water Board to the City Council) — Return of the numljcr of houses 
 erected or rebuilt since the year 1855, etc., showing whether every such 
 house has been provided with a water-closet or privy, ami how many of each, 
 also, if a water-closet, whether it has been provided with a suitable water 
 
 AA
 
 370 
 Water Supply — continued. 
 
 fupply, wiUor supply ajjpanitus. .iiid other works necessary to secure the 
 eftioient operation thereof — Minutes of evidence on the Ka<t Loudon 
 Waterivorks (Thames Supply) Bill and the East I/Ondon Waterworks 
 (Various Powers) Hill — Plan of the districts supplied. 
 
 Royal commission on -watci' supply : report of the com- 
 missioners ; with minutes of evidence and appendix. London, 
 186 ">. Folio, 3 vols. 
 
 Appointed to ascertain what supply of unprflluted and wholesome water 
 can be obtained by collectiiitr and storing water in the high grounds of 
 England and Wales, either by the aid of natural lakes or by artificial 
 reservoirs, at a sufficient ehivation for the supi)ly of the large towns, and 
 to report, firstly, which of such sources arc best suited for the supply of 
 the Jlctropolis and its suburbs, and secondly, how the supply from the 
 remaining sources may be "most beneficially distributed among tiie j)rin- 
 cipal towns; and also to inquire into the present water supjily of the 
 Metropolis, and whether there are other districts, in addition lo the high 
 districts of England and Wales, from which a good supply of unpolluted 
 and wholesome water can be obtained. 
 
 Appendices : Mr. Pole's report on the selection of samples of water in the 
 Cuniberland and Westmoreland lake districts and North Wales — Supplement 
 to the last-mentioned report — Drs. Frankland and Odling's report on the 
 chemieal quality of the aVjove samples — Uei)rint of Mr. J. F. Piateman's 
 l)ami)hlct on the Metro})(ilis water fcupply, with tab'es showing estimated 
 cost of new supply from North Wales — General ])articular3 of the drainage 
 areas, estimated supply of water and reservoirs — Analyses of water collected 
 from the streams in Nr)rth Wales proposed to be tapped — Analyses of waters 
 supplied by the Metropolitan water cotn))anies in 1856, 1S()2. ISti.S and 1.SG5 
 — Average rainfall in the Cumberland and VVcstmoreland lake district from 
 1H44 to 18.")B — Average rainfall in the Loch Katrine district of the Gla.sgow 
 Corporation Waterworks — Rainfall in the Manchester Waterworks district 
 for the ten year.s ending December 31st, 1864 — Yield of the Kivington dis- 
 triet derived from informatitm afforded by Tiionias Duncan, Es(j., 186.^ — 
 fiross annual revenue, working exjienscs, and dividends and interest paid on 
 1h<' eapital and 1 oi-rowcd money of the seven water cf)nq)anies supplying the 
 Metropolis— 'i'able of the entire works of the. Metio;iolis watei' siipfjiy, 18t;5 — 
 Comparative statement of revenue deriveil at Manch ster. (Jla=govv and 
 Liverpool from the i>'il)]ic and domestic water rates, and from supplies of 
 water to suburban districts, and for trading purposes — -Reiirint of Messrs. 
 Hemans and Hassard's patnphlct on the future water supply of London — 
 l.ettcr fiom Dr. Clark on the hardness of water — .Meinofaiidum by Mr. 
 I'.raveiider on the upper part of the Thames basin — Reprint of Mr J. F. 
 . P»ateman b report, on a constant supply for London - .Memor-Mida of the cost 
 of pumping and filtration — Keturns as to the capabilities of the Metropolitan 
 watfjrworks drawing water from the Thamfs for increasing the quantity of 
 water taken — Details furnished by Mr. J F. I'ateman in illustrati)n of his 
 evidence as regards the Welsh scheme and the Thames supply — Tables of the 
 average numtjcr of gfillons of water supplied daily by the Metropolitan water 
 companies in the years iMfiG, 18t»7 and IH68 — Mr. Pole's report on the selec- 
 tion of samples of water in the Vjasin of the Thames — lletnrns of the qualities 
 of water 8uj)plied by the Metropolitan water companies in former years, 
 giving the daily average supply and number of liouses supplied in each year 
 (the returns of the Chfdsca, Southwark and Vauxhall, Grand Junction, and 
 Laml>eth Water Ctmipanies extend from \K>1 to 1867, New Piiver Water 
 Company from ].sr,S to 18G7, Eist London Water Comjiariy from 1830 to 
 1H67, Kent Water Company from 1839 to 1867)— Extract from report of the 
 Commission of 18.^1 on th*; chemical quality of the London water — Analyses 
 of Metropolitan waters by Drs. Letheby and Odling and Professor Abel, 1867, 
 showing general projierties of the water before and after filtration at the
 
 371 
 Water Supply — continued. 
 
 works — \'ariations of the watei's supplied in llie years 1865 and 1860 — 
 Comparison of quality and (quantity of water supplied in the years 
 18ol. 18r)6 and 1867 — Quality of water supplied to lar^^o towns in 
 England — Composition of the waters of the pumps and sui'facc wells 
 of the City of London — Report by Drs. Letheby and Odling, and 
 Professor Abel on the quality of the waters, 1868, with tables showing the 
 general properties and analyses of the waters supplied by the Metropolitan 
 water companies in May, June and July, 1868 — Examples of the Registrar- 
 General's monthly reports on the London waters, with tables showing 
 analyses of the Metrojiolitan waters in February, March and August, 1867 — 
 Weight of solid impurity, organic carbon, nitrogen as nitrates and nitrites, 
 ammonia, total combined nitrogen and previous sewage contamination in 
 100,000 parts, degrees of hardness, and other points of comi)arison of the 
 London with some non-metropolitan waters in 1867 and 186.S — Average 
 number of houses, etc., and average daily supply of water in gallons sui)plicd 
 by the companies in 1867 and 1803 — Analyses of the Metropolitan waters in 
 January, February and June, 1868 — Report from Professor Wanklyn on the 
 (juality of the water sujjplied in the Metropolis — Particulars of water .sup- 
 plies to various provincial towns — Preliminary report from T)ts. Frankland 
 and Odling on the waters of the Thames basin — Report by Dr. E. Frankland 
 on the chemical quality of samples collected in the basin of the Thames, 
 giving results of complete analyses of Thames and other waters, results of 
 partial analy.ses of Thames water, series of analyses illustrating purification 
 of sewage at Croydon, change in the chemical character of Thames water 
 during its flow through populous districts — Dr, Pole's report on the collection 
 of further samples of water from the Thames basin — Report on gravitation 
 water supplies to large towns, viz., Manchester, Liver])Ool, Penrith, Glasgow, 
 Newcastle-on-Tyne and Bristol — Report on the drought of 1868 as regards 
 its effects on gravitation water supplies to large towns, viz.. Manchester, 
 Stockport. Rochdale, Bury. Bolton, Liverpool, Preston, Kendal, Newcastle- 
 on-Tyne, Bradford, Halifax and Sheffield —Supj)lementary report by Drs, 
 p-raukland and Odling on the chemical quality of samples of water collected 
 in the basin of the Thames — Letter from the engineer of the New River 
 Company — Extracts from Messrs. Hoffman and Blyth's analy.sis of London 
 watcr.s, 18.56 — Information from Mr. Taunton as to gaugings of the Thames 
 at licchlade ami other data affecting the upper basin of the Thame«, abstract 
 of rain at Thames Head, ISo'J to 1868 — Thames and Severn Canal Navigation, 
 abstract of weekly returns as to summit level for 1863, 1864, and 1865 — 
 Letters on the deficient supply of water in case of fire in the Borough of 
 South wark — Letters from Messrs. Hassard and Symons on the rainfall in the 
 I,ake district during the dnmght of 1S()8. 
 
 .Maps, drawings and diagrams : Mr. Bateman's project, maps of the aque- 
 duct and district— Messrs. ilemans and llassard's project, maps of district, 
 line of aqueduct, longitudinal sections of aqueduct, transverse sections of 
 aqueduct— Mr. Dale's project, map and section — Diagram of. storage in 
 I,iverpool reservoirs- Diagram of Kent Waterworks supi)ly— Mr. McClcan's 
 project, map and section— Mr. Bailey Denton's plan— Map of Manchester 
 W.aterworks- Geological sections near Cirencester — Geological maj) of the 
 Thames basin— Contoured map of Thames basin— Geological sections of 
 Thames basin— Mr. Mylne's project — Mr. Fulton's project, maps of (listrict 
 and line of aqueduct— .Map and longitudinal section of a part of the Thames 
 —Transverse «K-tions of a part of the Thames— Mr, Harrison's diagram of 
 rainfall and discharges in Thames basin — Diagram of diminution of flow in 
 s-ame—Dia<_n-am of water level in chalk — Diagrims illustrating statistics of 
 the Metrojiolitan populatiim— Mr. P.ateman's service reservoirs and mo<lc of 
 distribution, sections of reservoirs — Glasgow Waterworks aqueduct from 
 Loch Katrine— \lr. Bateman's project, Welsh reservoirs, aqueducts — Details 
 for checking estimates of Lake .scheme— Mr, Symons' rain gauge map of 
 Wales— Districts and works of London water companies- Population and 
 liarish map of London— GeolotrJeal map of Lake district— Contoureil map of 
 Lake district—Geolotrical map of Welsh district— Contoured map of Welsh 
 
 ■ AA 2
 
 372 
 Water Supply — cuiiiinKcd. 
 
 (listrifi—Suutli Staffordshire Watonvorks — l^injjjrams oC storage in Halifax 
 Watrrworks, 1S(hS— Sections of tlie Tlianies ami Severn and the Stioudwater 
 canals— Map of rivers of England and Wales with their catchment basins — 
 Map of water supply to various Lancashire towns. 
 
 [Another copy.] 
 
 Wanting all except the appendices. 
 
 Special report from tlie select; committee on the Metropolis 
 
 •water (no. 2) bill ; together with the proceedings of the committee 
 and minutes of evidence. London, 1871. Folio, pp. xx., 211). 
 
 Minutes of proceedings taken before the commissioners 
 
 appointed by the Board of Trade to hold an inquiry in relation 
 to the regulations for a constant supply of water to the Metropolis 
 under the Metropolis Water Act, 1871. London, 1873. Folio, 
 ]>]>. 28(5. and index. 
 
 Tables, etc., in hinly of evidence : Rules and regulations of the Lambeth 
 Company respecting supplies of water, together with rates and charges, 185'J 
 (pp. (il-h) — Tottenham Local Board of Health, regulations for the constant 
 sujpply of water for domestic purposes (pp. S5-(i)— P>righton Waterworks, 
 table showing number of services and consumption of water; regulations of 
 tlie Brighton, Hove and Preston Constant Service Waterworks Com[)any, to 
 be observed by all persons laying on water from the company's mains 
 (pp. 117-8) — Manchester Corporation Waterworks, general instructions to 
 authorised jilnmbers, and supjily of water, 1867-71 (pp. 12G-8) — Metropolis 
 Water Act, 1871 : statement of Mr. Stephenson's estimate ; water companies 
 ji'gulations ; jiarticulars of alterations necessary to be made to a si.\-roomed 
 house, rental value t24 per annum, in order to comply with the regulations 
 proposed bj' the water companies, as compared with those proposed by the 
 Metropolitan Board of Works (pp. 13()-8)— Revised copy of the preceding 
 (pp. 141-4) — List of the tattings which the London water companies at 
 present propose to keep at their office as pamjiles (pp. 145 6)— Local Board 
 of Bedford, cliarg(!S for water supply, regulitions for water supply and 
 connecting house drains (pp. 150 1) —Sheffield Waterworks, regulations and 
 notice of intention to apply for confirmation thereof (pp. 175 8)--Regulations 
 to be observed for preventing water misuse, undue consumption or contami- 
 nation of the water supplied by the Commissioners (pp. 181-6) — Constant 
 Fujiply questions submitted to the companies by the Conmiissiouers, with the 
 companies' replies (pp. lS7-yO). 
 
 [Another copy.] 
 
 The index is wanting. 
 
 Jleporl fi'oni the select committee Oil Ijondon water supply ; 
 
 together with the proceedings (d' the committee, minutes of 
 evidence, appendix and index. London, 1880. Folio, jip. xx., 334, 
 and index. 
 
 To inquire and report as to the expediency of acquiiing on behalf of the 
 inhabitants of London the undertakings of the existing Metropolitan water 
 compani«H, and also to examine and report whether certain agreements, (jr 
 any of them already cntercfl into provisionally for the purchase of these 
 companies would furnis-h a satisfactory basis for such an acquisition, and 
 further to infpiire and report as to the nature and extent of the jiowers of the 
 water comiianics to levy water rales and rents, and how far it may be 
 desirable to modify the same. 
 
 Tahflcs, etc., in Ixxly of evidence : The powers of the companies in relation
 
 373 
 Water Supply — continued. 
 
 to supply (pp. 2-"))— The basis on \vhi<-li the water rates are assessed, as 
 ascertained from tlie companies (p. fl). 
 
 Appendices : Statutory powers as to divi<lends of the Metropolitan water 
 companies-— General ami special lef,dslation of the ei<,dit companies— Report 
 on the audit of the accounts of the water companies during the year 1879 — 
 Statement of share and loan capital and of expenditure for works of the 
 water companies on certain dates mentioned — Ueceipts and expcaiditure of 
 the companies during- the year ending .Slst December, 1.S79— Details of the 
 increase in the water sui)plies to the Metropolis from 1S72 to l.s7'.», with 
 agreeing tigurcs to compare with the returns of the llegistrar-General's reports 
 for the same period— Tables with I'eference to future capital expenditure- 
 Accounts for the years 1871 to 187"J, details of expenditure and revenue- 
 Expenditure and revenue jier million gallons — Expenditure and revenue per 
 million gallons, showing the increase or decrease in each item in the year 
 J 879 as compared with 1S71, and the mean for the eight years— Table of 
 outlay and estimated cost of supply at the rate of 8;^.', gallons per head — 
 Metropolis waterworks purchase bill", agreements with the eight :\Ietropolitan 
 water comjianies— Statement of the conditions of the Binningham water 
 l)urchase, submitted by Alderman Avery, the negotiator on the part of the 
 Corporation of Birmingham — Beturn giving a financial statement on which 
 the calculations are based of payments to be made to London water companies 
 under proi)Osed Metropolis waterworks purchase bill, and additional revenue 
 required to j)rovide for prospective increase and calculation of income up to 
 18'.I3 inclusive; also, in columns, name of company; amount of preference 
 and debenture stock ; debentures and loans ; total of same ; ordinary share 
 capital ; total net revenue; total dividend paid on debenture and preference 
 stock ; on debentures and loans during tlie last eight years ; net revenue less 
 interest on debentures; rate per cent, of interest on ordinary capital ; total 
 gross receijjts and working expenses, separating maintenance and manage- 
 ment, in the latter specifying allowance to directors, salaries of secretaries, 
 clerks, auditors, commission to collectors, law and parliamentary charges ; 
 rate of increase per cent, under all items of receipts and expenditure for eight 
 years jxist ; rate of interest of net earnings per cent, for last eight yeais; 
 statement for last eight years of cost of repairs of reservoirs, filtering beds ; 
 repairs of mains, pipes ; pumping ; engine charges ; coals ; wages ; filtration ; 
 salaries of engineers, inspectors and superintendents ; rates and taxes ; miscel- 
 laneous rents : total maintenance ; allowance to directors ; salaries of othcials ; 
 secretaries ; commission to collectors ; stationery, printing and general charges : 
 law and parliamentary charges ; total management : total expenses, gro.ss and 
 net ; percentage of gross receipts to net ; also showing average cost per million 
 gallons of working expenses, all so far as they aie in the auditor's accomits — 
 Dividends paid per original shaie between 1852 and 1879 by the New i;i\er 
 Comj)any — Correspondence relating to the London water supply. 
 
 [Auothei' copy.] 
 
 Report frciTii the select committee of the House of Lords 
 
 on water companies (regiilatiou of ])()\vcrs) ])ill ; toircther witli 
 the proceedings of the committee, and minutes of ovitlenct". 
 London, 1885. Folio, pp. xii., 17L 
 
 Special report from the select committee on the London 
 
 water commission bill ; together with the ]irocoedings of the com- 
 mittee, minutes of evidence, ajipendix and index. London, Ib'JL 
 Folio, pp. xxvi., 464. 
 
 Appendices: Suiierannuations to ofBcers, comparison of scale in bill with 
 civil service scale— Comparison of the actual profits of the old shareholders 
 (/.f.. holders of shares existing in 1880) with the annuities these shareholders 
 would have received under Mr. Smith's arrangement for the year 189U —
 
 374 
 
 Water Supply — continued. 
 
 Comparison of the actual profits of the old sharelioldcrs (< e., holders of shares 
 ^existing in 1880) with the aggrcLrate annuities these shareholders would have 
 'received under Mr. Smith's arrangement for the whole period 1880-'.)0 — 
 Birmingham water rental compared with annuities to old companies — State- 
 ment of the corrected volumes of the average dailj' discharges of the river 
 Thames at Tcdilington-weir, the maximum and minimum daily discharge for 
 each of the months entered. an<l the percentage of the corrected volumes 
 withdrawn for the supply of the Metropolis from 1885 to 1889, both inclusive 
 — Talile sliowiiig annual growth of houses, population, and water consumed 
 in London (within the Metropolitan water area) — Details of the total water 
 supplied according to the various sources — Approximate estimate, compiled 
 (except population) from agricultural returns. Board of Agriculture, 18'J0, 
 showing number of horses, cattle, sheep, and pig* and population (estimate 
 1891) in so much of each county as lies within the Thames and Lea basins 
 above the intakes of the water companies — Memorandum of the Board of 
 Trade on the Metropolis gas bills of the present session — Memorandum by 
 the vice-chairman of the London County Council having reference to the 
 recommendations submitted by the si)ecial committee on the water supply 
 and markets — Memorandum on behalf of the London County Council — 
 Memorandum prepared under the directions of the County Purposes Com- 
 mittee of their communications with the London County Council on the subject 
 of the water supply of the Metropolis — Replies to letter asking vestries and 
 district boards to express b}- resolution their opinion of the Metropolis water 
 supply bill — Petitions from the vestries of Bethnal-green. Islington, and 
 Kensington, and from the Wandsworth District Board of Works to the House 
 of Commons — Addendum to Pait 11. of tables showing annual growth of 
 water, etc., consumed in London, within the Metroi)olitan area, (water 
 examiner's report, 1887-90) — Populations and areas within the basins of 
 the rivers Thames and Lea above the intakes of the water companies — Total 
 population within the basin of the Thames and its tributaries above the 
 intakes of the water companies at Sunbuiy, Hampton, etc. — Total areas (in 
 acres and square miles) of the counties within the basin of the Thames and 
 its tributaries above the intakes of the water companies at Sunbury, Hampton, 
 etc. — Total population and area within the basin of the Lea and its 
 tributaries above the intake of the East London Water Company at Chingford 
 — Summary of the jiopulation and areas of the Thames and Lea basins — • 
 Adflendum to page 5 of the London County Council's engineer's report, 
 "London Water Supply Inquiry," dated October, 1890 — Average and 
 minimum discharge over Teddington-weir in August, 1885, and August, 1887. 
 
 [Another copy.] 
 
 Report of the royal commission appointed to inquii'e into 
 
 the water suj)ply of the Metropolis ; together Avith minntes of 
 evidence, appendix and index. London, 1893. Folio, 5 vols in 3. 
 
 Appointed to .ascertain whether, taking into consideration the growth oi 
 the population of the Metropolis and the districts within the limits of the 
 Metropolitan water companies, and al.so the needs of the localities not 
 KU[)piied by any Metiopolitan company, Ijut within the watersheds of the 
 Thames and the Lea. the present sources of supplj' of these companies 
 are adequate in quantity and quality, and, if inatlequate, whether such 
 supply as may be required can be obtaineil within the watersheds referreil to, 
 having due regard to the claims of tlie districts out>ide the Metropolis 
 but within those watershed?, or will have to be obtained outside the water- 
 shcls of the Thames and Lea. 
 
 Appendices: Statements made by the New Kiver, East London. West 
 Midillesex, Chelsea, Grand .Junction, Soutliwark and Vauxh.iU, Lambeth, and 
 Kent water companies — 'i'alde showing ntf increase in number of supplies 
 of New River Company in eight periods of five years each from 1851 to 1891 
 — Average daily discharge of the Chadweil spiing — Population within the
 
 375 
 Water Supply — continued. 
 
 Lea waitTi-lied above the New lliver Company's intake — Periods of minimum 
 discharge over Fielde's-wcir durins: wliich the New lliver Company took their 
 full quantity of water, 22^ miliiou (gallons per day — Quantity of water 
 supplied for trade and other non-d<jniestic purposes by the Xew Uiver Com- 
 pany — Tables showintr the How of ihe river Lea at Fielde's-weir — (Quantify of 
 water suiiplicd for trade and other non-d' incstic purposes l)y the Kast 
 TiOiidon Company — Rainfall in the Lea basin — Number oi houses in certain 
 parishes su|)plicd by the Kast London Company within and without the 
 County of London — Letter from the stcrctary of the East L(md< n Company 
 as to the number of liouscs an<l supplies in certain parishes- Scheme of 
 W. B. Bryan, showing the capability of the river Lea to yield additional 
 water -TaVjle showintr for the Chelsea Company the cpjantity of water sup- 
 plied for trade and non-donjcsiie purposes, number of supplies and |iopulari(jn 
 in district, and quantity of water i)uniped — \Vat<}r supplied by meter to clubs 
 by Grand Junction Company — Analyses by the late C. JL Tidy, M.B.. M.A., 
 of s-amples of water fiom uatural tiltration works of the Southwark and 
 Vauxhall Company — Maximum quantity of water supplied per day by the 
 South walk and Vauxhall Company — Tables showing for the Kent Company 
 the tstimated po[iulation sui)pliecl, daily C(jnsumption of water in selecte<l 
 towns and in the district, average ilaily supply through Deacon's meters in 
 portions of the district — Extract from water exanuner's rei)ort as to statistics 
 of the Kent Company — Tables showing the quantity of water supplied from 
 the Kent Company's wtlls and the water levels in thirteen weeks ended 
 9th July, 1892, in six months ended 30th June, 18'J2, and in twelve months 
 ended 81st December, 1891 — Statement by the Conservators of the Thames — 
 Agreements made between the Thames Conservancy and the water companies 
 respeciing the quantity of water to be taken from the river — Particulars 
 of sewage works of towns and places on the Thames and its trii utaries — 
 Daily volume of discharge at Teddington-weir for the years 1883 to 1892 
 inclusive — Abstract of estimates and gaugings of the volume of discharge 
 of the Thames at Teddington-weir — Table showing volume of discharge, 
 together with quantities abstracted b}- the c<jnipanies — Analyses of samples 
 of Thames river water by C. E. Groves, F.U.S. — Statement of further 
 evidence by J. H. Gough, secretary to the Thames Conservancy — Lists of 
 towns and villages above Staines, and between Staines and the intakes of the 
 companies, showing those w hich been visited and those from which the 
 passage of sewage has been stopped — Towns on the Thames and its tributaries 
 where sewage works of a systematic character have been executed, with 
 details of such woiks — Sewage works in respect of which adverse reitorts 
 have been made — Correspondence between the Southwark and Vauxhall 
 Company and the Conservators of the Thames as to the quantity of water 
 taken daily from the river by the company — Statements by J. C. More, 
 engineer to the Thames Conservancy Board, by G. Corbie, clerk of the Lea 
 Conseivancy Hoard, and by J. Child, engineer to the Lea Conservancy 
 Board — Discharge over Fielie's-weir — Statements by Major L. Flower, 
 sanitary engineer to tl e Lea Conservancy B( aid, as to the disposal of sewage 
 on land in the watershed of the Lea, and by W. C. Young, consulting 
 chemist to the Ijca Conservancy Board, as to (jualiiy of various watcs in the 
 basin, with tables of analyses — Evidence as to available supply from the 
 Thames — Supplementary tables of minimum discharge over Fiekle's weir — 
 Tables to accompany the evidence of A. R. Binnie ; average supply by each 
 of the Metropolitan water companies in the year 1891 — As to rales per head 
 per day— Chalk wells in or around the Countv of London — Population of the 
 Thames and Lea valleys — Reservoirs proposed by the Thames Conservancy in 
 the upper part of that valley — Proposed reserveirs at Staines, proposed tidal 
 compensation reservoirs in the Lea valley — Memorandum by the secretary to 
 the government of the Punjab on the decrease of cholera at Nagpur after the 
 introduction of a pure water supply — Rainfall over the watersheds of the 
 Thames and Lea — Pollutions in the Thames valley below Oxford— Pollutions 
 in the Thames above Oxford, iEcluding the river Chervvell— Polluticns in the 
 Lea valley— Chemistry and bacteriology of the Loudon water supply, with
 
 376 
 Water Supply — continued. 
 
 analyses — Filtration and bacteriology of the Metropolitan waters and the 
 resources of the Thames basin for the future supply of London — Statement 
 on behalf of the Lontlou County Council — The Metropolitan water supply in 
 relation to the health of London— Cheniislry of filtered and untiltered waters 
 of the Thames and Lea basins with analyses — Further evidence as to the 
 chcniistry of liltercd and untiltered waters of the Thames and Lea basins with 
 analyses — Statement on behalf of tlie Surrey County Council — Letter from 
 the chairman of the Water Supply Committee of the Essex County Council — 
 Disposal of the sewage of the borough of Hertford — Inspection and analysis 
 of Hertford sewage etHuent — Sewage treatment at Hertford, with analyses^ 
 Particulars of Hertford sewage works — London water supply, and death-rate 
 in towns supplied with hard and soft water — Population and water supply in 
 the ilistricts of the Jlctropolitan water companies — On the quantity of water 
 to be obtained from the Thames without injury to that river — On the 
 quantity of water available in the watersheds of the Thames and Lea — 
 Summary of iiarticulars of Tuills — Proposed reservoirs in the Keiinet valley — 
 Quantity of water required per head of population — Chalk as a source of 
 supply — Water from the chalk and eifect of its al)straction upon surface and 
 underground waters — Prnposed reservoirs in the tributary valleysof the upper 
 Thames — Hertfordshire rainfall, percolation and evaporation — Dei)letion of 
 surface and underground waters in Hertfordshire due to the operations of 
 the New lliver and East London Companies — The water-bearing qualities of 
 the rocks within m- adjacent to the basins of the Thames and Lea— Reservoir 
 sites in the ujjjier Thames valley— ^leasurements of the geological areas in the 
 l)asins of the 'JMiames and Lea— The clialk areas of East Kent — Geological 
 character of the reservoir sites selected by Messrs. Marten and Eofe — Supple- 
 mentary supply from wells in the London area — Evidence as to the lowering 
 of tiie water line in the chalk and the delivery of chalk water into the lower 
 Thames — Proposed sites for reservoirs in the Upper Thames basin— Chalk as 
 a source of water supjjly — Swallow-holes in the chalk of the Thames basin — 
 Chalk of the London basin — Water (chielly from chalk) in northern Kent — 
 Water obtainable from wells by the Kent Company— Ivainfall and percolation 
 in Hertfordshire, and the eifect on surface and underground water produced 
 from pumping from the chalk for the supply of London — Wells sunk for the 
 supply of London — The wholesomeness of the present water supply shown by 
 reference to statistical, chemical and bacteriological evidence — Analysis of 
 (lie waters supplied to London in comparison with that of waters supplied to 
 other cities ami towns — The fitness of Hood water for supplying storage 
 reservoirs — Bacteriological notes — Bacteriological examination of the Lomion 
 water sujtply — Bacteriology of the river waters, with remarks on (a) the 
 self-purification of the river Thames, (/y) the purificaticm effected by sewage 
 • farms, and (r) the purification brought about in the filter-beds of the 
 companies' waterworks — Exj)eriments showing effect of subsidence on tlii; 
 numlicrof bacteria in 8US]iension, examination of the Oxford effluent, and 
 experiments witli the typhoid l)acillus — Character of bacteria in London 
 water- Chemistry and bacteriology of the London water supply with special 
 reference to the influence of stoi-age and filtration — Experiments showing the 
 results obtained by storage and filtration of the water taken from the river 
 by the London companies — 'J'he water supply in relation to the public health 
 — I'roposed storage reservoirs near Staines— Supplemental statement of W. 
 Hiniter, <'.E. — Flow of the tributaries of the ujjper Tliames in its relation to 
 the proposed impounding reservoirs — Summer discharges of certain Thames 
 tributaries compared with those of normal areas, and the discharge of the 
 Thames and Severn in relation to their respective rainfalls — Pathogenic 
 bacteria in relation to water supply — Observations on Dr. Barry's report 
 upon an epidemic jirevalence of enteric fever in the 'J'ees valley in 18'.K) — 
 Selected letters aii<l statements from county councils, rural and urban 
 sanitary authorities— Notes of an interview with Sir George Buchanan — 
 Abstract of reports jnade by medical officers of the Local Government Board 
 in cases where wafer supplies have been suspected of causing epidemic pre- 
 valence of enteric fever — Tables showing population of registration London
 
 Water Supply —continued. 
 
 at each census, 1801-91 — Death rates from enteric fever in London an<l 
 oilier large towns — Avcrai^'c annual deatiis in i-e.t^istratiou Lundcm, tcroujieil by 
 the sourci's of water supply — Future population of greater Lontl(;n— Papula- 
 tion of Thames catchment basin — Population of Lea catchment basin — ■ 
 Number of person supplied with water by the eight London water companies 
 in 181)1 — Population and area of \)arishes within water London, but outside 
 greater London — Number of deatlis annually from enteric fever in tlie water 
 basins of the 'I'liames and Lea above the intakes of the water companies — 
 Pici)ort by Mr. 11. K. Middleton, C.E., assistant conunissioner. on aa impiiry 
 into the alleged depletion of rivers, sjirings and wells in Hertfordshire — Kain- 
 fall in the valleys of the Thames and Lea compared with volumes of water 
 discharged at Teddington and Fielde's-weir — Gaugings at Teddington-weir — 
 Special gaugings at Sunbury and Molesey weirs — Report on allowances for 
 slip and short stroke. 
 
 ilajis, etc. : Contour map of the Thames and Lea basins together with the 
 north-east part of the county of Kent, showing positions .suggested for stor- 
 age reservoirs — Geological map of the Thames and Lea basins together with 
 the north-east part of the county of Kent — Geological sections — London 
 County Council's map of the parliamentary areas of water companies in and 
 arountl greater London beyond the limits of the County of London — 
 Parliamentary areas and districts of supply of the eight Metropolitan water 
 companies — G. J. Symon's map of the rainfall in the valleys of the Tliames 
 and Lea — Dr. E. Fraukland"s(liagram of maximum and mininuun proportion of 
 organic matter in water from Thames, Lea and deep wells— Thames How and 
 rainfall — Thames levels — Lea How — Rainfall and percolation at Lea bridge — ■ 
 New River s{)ring and wells — G. F. Deacon's diagram of Thames and Severn 
 rainfall and evaporation — G. F. Deacon's diagram of Thames and Severn 
 monthly flow compared with rainfall — R. E. Middleton's water contour map 
 of part of Hertfordshire. 
 
 Kepoi't from the select comuiittee on London water 
 
 (tran.sfer) bills ; together with the proceedings of the coiuraittee, 
 minutes ol evidence, appendix and index. London, 1895. Folio, 
 l)p. xxii., 389. 
 
 Appendices : Repoit of the Parliamentary Committee, 12th February, 1891, 
 and the adjourned report of 17th February, 1891, arranged under the following 
 heads : Introductory ; main questions for consideration defined ; circum- 
 stances of London the same as most other large towns ; general principles of 
 water supply applicable ; report of Sir VV. Harcourt's Committee ; some 
 objections to transfer of water supply to the Council discussed : London 
 water commission bill ; constitution of commission ; initial dithculties of 
 propo.sed commission : subsequent dilliculties : probable future action of the 
 commission examined ; Metropolis water sujjply ; obligations imposed on 
 trust under vestry bill ; scheme of arbitration under the vestry bill ; 
 financial scheme of the vestry bill ; summary of objections to the vestry 
 bill ; doubts whether a commission or trust woukl be much improvement on 
 the companies ; second main question discussed : observations on the value 
 of existing works; statistics of other towns: a 7iew supply cheaper than 
 purchasing on companies' terms : indicati(ms of Parliamentary policy ; 
 provisions of vestry bill as to transfer to Council ; proceedings of the select 
 committee of 1891 on Tuesday, I4ih July, 1891 — Copy of demand note for 
 payment of water-charges issued l)y the Soufhwark and Vauxhall Water 
 Company — Form of first and second ajiplications used by the Lambeth Water 
 Company — Examples of annual charges at various rattable values for water 
 supplied by the Lambeth, Southwark and Vauxhall and West Middlesex 
 water companies as compared with Birmingham, Glasgow and Leicester 
 water eomiianies — Report of the water committee of the London County 
 Council, February 1st, 1895 — Copy of correspondence between the Local 
 Govirnment Board and the Surrey County Council — Tables referred to in 
 Mr. A. R. Binnie's evidence (daily average natural How in million gallons,
 
 378 
 Water Supply — continued. 
 
 inclusive of the quantity abstracted by tlie water companies during several 
 months of the years 1S84, 1885, 1887 and 1893 ; (low of the Thames 
 at Teddin^'ton-wcir for the moutlis of July, August and September, 
 1893-94 : table sliowintr tlaily quantities of water claimed or taken from 
 the Thames above Molesey Vjy six of the eii^lit Metropolitan water 
 companies, 1894) — Troceedings of a conference between members of the 
 London County Council and members of I'arliament and represmtatives 
 of various authorities in the Metropolitan area outside the County of 
 1 ondon. Sth May. 1891, 'and also of a conference held at the County 
 Hall between the Water Committee and representatives of county councils 
 and local authorities outside the County of London, but within the area of 
 supply of the Metropolitan water companies, :5nth July, If^ill. togeriicr with a 
 copy I f a letter addressed to the several bodies by the London Couuiy 
 Council. 
 
 Bound up with this report are copies of the bills of the Chelsea and 
 Lambeth companies, and the bills introduced \)y the fjondon County Council 
 for the transfer of the Lambeth and Southwaik and Vauxhall enni[)anies. 
 
 Special ]*epoi't from the select committee on the London 
 
 •water companies' hills ; togethei- with the proceedings of the 
 committee, minutes of evidence, and index. London, 1896. Folio, 
 pp. xxviii., 500. 
 
 To inciuiie into all bills promoted in the session of 180o by the 
 London water companies under a si)eeial instruction from the House, that 
 it be a special instruction to the committee (tr) nut to confer additional 
 powers except so far as the same may be proved to the satisfaction of the 
 committee to be required for works or for the ac(iuisition of land, the 
 construction or acquisition of which cannot be postponed without detriment 
 to the interests of the public ; and (//) to ii.sert in any bill auth<jrising the 
 creation of further capital, provisions which shall prohibit the application of 
 such caiiital to any jjurpose other than the c(jnstruction of the works or the 
 ao([uisition of the land for which it is autborifed Ijy the bill to be raised, or 
 the expenses of the bill ; and a second instiuction, with reference to the New 
 River Company bill, that it be an instruction to the Committee to consider 
 whether it is desirable to insert any special provisions with a view to 
 preserving for the use of the public the same quantity of ojjcn space as is 
 defined and approi)riated for such use by the " Muswell-liill Act, ]86()," and 
 if so, to insert such special provisions in the bill. 
 
 Contents: Minuti-s of evidence; Chelsea water bill (pp. 1-23) — Lambeth 
 water bill (pp. 24 -49) — Staines reservoirs bdl (pp. .o0-34.5) — New River 
 Company bill (pp. 346 -424) — Soulhwark and Vauxhall water bill (j p. 42rj- 
 4.->2). 
 
 Tables, etc., in body of evidence, inter alia: Table showing the average 
 rlaily sup|)ly during year, and the highest m(;nthly average daily supply 
 during year, of the VVest Middlesex and Grand Junction companies for each 
 of the years 1875 to 1894 (p. 57) — Estimate of the average daily supply 
 during year, and higliest monthly average daily supply during year at 15-4 
 per cent, additional for the West Middlesex and 1(> per cent, aildititjual for 
 t.hefJrand Junction Company, for each of the yeais 189.'* to 1901 (p. 59)— Table 
 showing, for eacli of the yeais 18X3-91, nuiobei' of days during which 250, 
 3(K), and 350 million gallons or le.ss flowed over McU weir ; number of con- 
 secutive days during which 250, 300 and 350 million gallons or less flowed 
 over Hell weir ; an<l average (piantity deficient or available per day for con- 
 secutive days (p. 64) — Average daily sup|)ly, average number of hours sup- 
 plie<l. and average rate of supply per he.-i<l of the West Middlesex, Grand 
 Junction, and New River companies, for each of the years 1884-95 
 (pp. 77-8) — Keport to the water committee of the I^ondon County 
 Council, containing tables showing for each of the Metropolitan com- 
 panies : estimatwl population, estimated daily supply per head, supply
 
 37U 
 
 Water Supply — continued 
 
 refjuircd per day, and supply available per day in 1931 ; average sup- 
 ply ill gallons per head per day in each month of the years 18'J.{-9r) ; 
 coni[):Liison t)f the a(;tual results of the years 1898-94 and the year 
 1895 with the forecasts of the eomijanies as laid before the lioyal Com- 
 missioners ; daily average (juantity of water supplied during the years 
 1893-95, showing the percentage which each contributed to the total, an<l the 
 excess in quantity, i)ercentage, and number of days' supply of lS9o over 
 the average of the years 1S93-94 ; dady average ipiautity su|)plied in each 
 mouth of the years 189I5-1S5 ; daily average supply for each month in 189"> 
 compared with the average suji^dy of the two years liS'J3-9l ; average 
 daily supply per head by all the companies during each month of the 
 .\eirs 189;i-91, compared with that fia- each month of 1895; ;.u I daily 
 average natural flow at Teddington-weir in each month of the years i698-9rj 
 (pp. rJ4-20B) — Daily quantities of water claimed or taken from the fiiver 
 Thames above Molesey during each of the years 1898 to 189") (pp. 212-11) — 
 Daily average (piantity supplied, 1893 to 189.") (p. 215) — Table of available 
 ([uaiitities at the disposal of the New River, Wist i\Iiddlesex and tirand 
 Junction companies (p. 21(j) — Daily average supply of these three companies 
 ill 1905 (p. 217) — Present resources of the five Thames companies at the 
 rate of 35 gallons per head, excluding the East London company (p. 219) 
 — Estimate of cost ot works in detail (p. 351) —Estimate of capital expenditure 
 to provide fur 15 years from Isytj (p. 354)- -Estimate of capital expenditure 
 to provide a further supply of water and for general capital expenses 
 (p. 362) — Overdrawn capital to Christmas, 1895 (p. 36(5) — Approximate 
 amount of overdrawn capital since Christmas, 1895 (p. 36tj) — Tables showing 
 the supplies, population, maximum daily supply, and average daily supply per 
 head and maximum daily sup[)ly per head, of the Southwark and Vauxhall 
 Company for each of the years 1876, 1881, 1886, 1891 to 1895 (p. 131)— Number 
 of days' storage that will be required and wid be possessed by the company on 
 a basis of a decennial increase of 18-2 per cent, in the supplies from the 
 1st January, 1876, at the average of -Id gallons per head per day, increaseil by 
 10 per cent, for the maximum su[)ply above the average, and deducting two 
 minions for Streatham well supply (p. 432) — Storage required, on a basis of 
 the average of 40 gallons per head per day should Harefield yield 10 million 
 gallons in 19ol ([>. 434) — Agreements between the Southwark ami Vauxhall 
 Company and the Mayor and Commonalty and Citizens of the City of 
 Lontlon, and between the Southwark and Vauxhall Company and the 
 Conservators of the River Thames (pp. 447-50). 
 
 Royal commission on water supply within the limits of the 
 
 Metropolitan water companies ; report.s, minutes of evidence, 
 appendices, maps, plans, diagrams, and indices, fjondon 1898- 
 1900. Folio, 6 vols in 4. 
 
 Appendices, inter alia : List of Metropolitan water companies' bills intro- 
 duced since 1880, with summary of proceedings and result, iiulicating ultimate 
 purchase — The variations in the compai ies' powers to charge for water supply 
 — Summary analysis of the published accounts of the companies for 1895 and 
 1896 — The various areas in London under the Metropolis MMiagemtnt Acts ; 
 the companies originally authorised to supply water within those areas, and 
 the manner in which Parliament has introduced and confirmed the principle 
 of competitive powers of supply in London — Certain areas actually supplied 
 by the New River and Chelsea companies, and the dates at which a fre.>;h 
 competitive supply by another company or other companies, was authorisid — 
 Dates of the acts under which the several Metropolitan water companies 
 were originally authorised to make charges for water, and cases in which 
 authorised rates have been reduced, and the dates when the existing scales of 
 charges were tixed — Population of London. Outer Ring, and Greater London, 
 186rto 1891 — The daily average quantity of water delivered from the Thames 
 during each month of the years 1894 to 1897 — The same, from the Lea, 1892
 
 880 
 Water Supply — continued. 
 
 to IS'.t? — The same, from sprinss and wells in the Lea valley, 1S92 to 1897 — 
 
 The average daily quautity ul' water supplied by eaeh of the Metropolitan 
 
 water companies, in eaeh month of the years IS'ji to 1897 — The Metropolitan 
 
 water companies" authorised abstraction from the Thames — The average and 
 
 maximum requirements in IDiU of the West Middlesex and Grand Junction 
 
 ci'nipanies— Supjily per head of eaeh company in 1891, estimated future 
 
 supply, and actual supply, IS'.K! — The total daily average of water supplied 
 
 by each company in 18(17, 1891. and 1896 — The powers to construct works 
 
 and to raise additional moneys granted to the companies, 1891 to 1897, with 
 
 a comparison of the authorised capital previous to those dates — Supply 
 
 required in 1981 and 1948 — Intakes, works and sources of suj^jily of each 
 
 comjiany — Storage reservoirs of uiitiltered water — Service reservoirs of filtered 
 
 watir — Area of filter beds — Length of trunk mains — Annual and monthly 
 
 average rates of supply jier head, 1891 to 1897 — Eules and regulations of the 
 
 Bradford Corporation waterworks — Estimated average and maximum supplies 
 
 of the New Kiver Company, 1895 to 1915 — Keciuirements of companies in 1931 
 
 — Percentage of maximum month of daily supply over average daily supply, 
 
 1898 — Daily average and maximum supplies and rates per head in certain 
 
 American cities — Estimate of poiiulation, average annual daily supply and 
 
 average daily supply in maximum mouth in 19:51 — Effect produced on the 
 
 fiow of the Thames at Teddington-weir by the average abstraction of 300 
 
 million gallons a day by the Staines scheme with reservoir capacity of 28,000 
 
 and :i8,000 nullion gallons respectively, and a supply to London given in the 
 
 mean proportion of the years 189() and 1897, the minimum How of the 
 
 Thames at Teddington-weir being 200 and 25(» million gallons a day 
 
 respectively — Daily average quantity of water delivered from the Thames 
 
 by the companies i)er month in 1896-97, and the percentage of the daily 
 
 average supply for the year — Estimates of the cost of the Staines reservoir 
 
 scheme — Times and duration of overfiow and storm water from the weirs at 
 
 Old Kurd and Itydon's Wharf, 1891 to 1897— Estimate of the cost of obtaining 
 
 from the Thames by the St.aines scheme 114.^ million gallons per day — The 
 
 same, Welsh scheme, 114.^, 147, and 147 to 20U million gallons a day — Natural 
 
 fiow of the Thames on the days upon which the Chelsea Company closed their 
 
 intakes in 1893 and 1896 — Capital raised, authorised, and expended by the 
 
 . 31st Decendjer. 1896 . ^ . •. i .• . ^ ^ u 
 
 comitanies up to — ... ^ .. , , „ Amount of capital estimated to have 
 
 ' ' 31st March, 1897 ^ 
 
 been jiaiil up each year in rcsj)eet of stock taken \\\^ at par by shareholders, 
 
 1872 to 1897, and the estimated amount of premium value of such stock — 
 
 Table showing how the capital of the companies has been raised, 1872 to 1897 
 
 — Amount claimed by each of the companies in 1880 in respect of back 
 
 dividends, and the amount allowed by the late Mr. E. J. Smith — Estimated 
 
 amount of dividends which the companies (excluiling the New lliver Company) 
 
 could in — n — ^^ — ro,^s— ' claim to divide on their paid up capital beyond the 
 March, 1897, i i r 
 
 maximum or prescribed rates divided, («) on the assumed legal position, and 
 
 {h) on the basis of a limitation to six years — Cost of management of the 
 
 comjianies, worked at per million gallons, average daily supply for 189()-97, 
 
 together with the dividends i)ai(l by the companies for the year — Capital of 
 
 each of the conqtanies which is subject to siidcing fund, an estimate of the 
 
 annual payments to the sinking fund, and estimates of the total amount of 
 
 the sinking fund at future dates — Comi)arison between the Stock Exchange 
 
 value on the 31st December, 1890, of the debenture loan and preference 
 
 capital of the conqianies, and the estimated value of the same if secured on 
 
 the rates — Table showing as on 31st December, 1890, (1) the total nominal 
 
 capital of the companies on the market ; (2) the value of such capital (share 
 
 and loan) at Stock Exchange prices ; (3) the yield per cent, to an investor 
 
 according to last years diviaends, interest on, and market prices of the 
 
 stock — Dates in liistory of the London water question, 1879 to 1896 — Annual 
 
 expenditure of the companies on management per million gallons average 
 
 daily supply, 1871 to 1897 — Cases in which a longer period than 60 years has 
 
 h»een allowed hy Parliament to local authorities for the repayment ef the
 
 381 
 Water Supply ■ — continued. 
 
 money borrowed for water undertakings — Gross receipts, expenditure and 
 
 ci c 11 • i- .1 X December, 18% ,. . , , 
 
 pronts (if the cumpanics tor the seven vears to — .. — , Estimated 
 
 March, 189/ 
 
 l)opuIati(in wiiliiii Loiidun area su|iplied by each of tlie companies (1) on 
 absolute and (2) (Ui conditional rights — The same, for estimated i^pulation 
 outside London area — Revenue and dividend of the New River and Chelsea 
 com])anics before the introduction of the West Middlesex Company's supi)Iy 
 in competition in ISnG — Effect of competition on the incomes of the Xcw 
 River and Chelsea conipaiues, 1810 to 1820 — Ktfcet on changes of competition 
 between the Landjcth and Southwark and Vauxhall coniiianies — I'arislies and 
 ])arts which could lie transferred from companies by which the}' are now 
 supplied to companies which would supply them at a lower rate of charge — • 
 Ap[iliea.tion of increase in revenue of each of the companies from 1853 to 1870 
 and from 1871-72 to 18!l6-'.t7 — Tables showing for each of the comjianies how 
 far increased dividends are due to increase of capital and how far to increase 
 in rate of dividend (l)from 1851 to 1871. and (2) from 1872 to 1896— Annual 
 increase of the West Middlesex Company in revenue devoted to expenditure 
 (1) from 1877 to 1887 and (2) from 1887 to 18;t7— Analysis of the water 
 accounts of such county boroughs in England and Wales as have control of 
 their water supply, and of Dundee, Edinlnirgh, and Glasgow — Statistics of the 
 water supply of the county boroughs in England and Wales where the works 
 are in the hands of the corporation — Revenue, expenditure, and dividends of 
 each of the companies jicr million gallons average daily supply in lS'.M)-97 — 
 Authorised maximum charges of the companies for water for trade i)ur])oscs 
 per 1000 gallons quarterly consumption — Proportion per cent, of water 
 supplied by each of the conijianies for imrposes other than domestic — The 
 revenue for a series of years of each of the companies per 1000 gallons total 
 annual supply — Capital of each of the companies per million gallons average 
 daily supply, 1890 to 1807 — Tables analysingthe cajiital of eachof the compan- 
 ies, with summary — Rate charged by each of the compavnes per ii of rateable 
 value, and the rate per cent, of rateable value — Amount of taxation levied by 
 local authorities in London in respect of water supplied for pid)lic i)urposes, 
 18i)5 to 189fi — Average rateable value of projicrties supplied l>y each of the 
 companies in London and extra-London rcsjiectively — Number and rateable 
 value of properties in each paiisli in the County of London liable to be 
 rated for water hy each of the companies, ami of properties not supplied 
 with water by the com]janies — Increase in ]iopulation and rateable value 
 in London from 1811 to 1891 — Table showirg for the area of the London 
 water companies, the average rateable value per house in 1851, compared 
 with 18'.t(i — Increase in valuation of certain properties in the Chelsea 
 Water Company's district from 1851 to 1891 — Increase in water rentals 
 in certain streets supplied by the Chelsea Company from 1851 to 1894 — 
 Abstract account of the annual revenue and expenditure of the Glasgow 
 Corporation Waterworks from 1848-49 to 189()-97 — Scale of charges for 
 water b}' the corporations of the county boroughs of England and Wales, 
 and of Dundee, Edinburgh, and Glasgow, togetlier with a comparison with 
 the charges made by the water companies which formerly sufjplicd the 
 boroughs — Statement showing generally the system of charge by the corp(n'a- 
 tionsof the county boifiughs of England and Wales for watersnpplied beyon<l 
 their municipal limits, with the comparison of tlie charge in the borough 
 and the extra-borough areas, where the charge differs — Average daily supjily, 
 corresponding reservoir capacities, and estimated coht of the Staines reser- 
 voir — Bacteria found in filtered Thames water in excess of loti per cubic 
 centimetre in 189(> and 1897 — Report of the County I'urposis committee of 
 the City Corporation with reference to the commission — Water companies' 
 sinking fund: table of investments made by the City Chamberlain, and 
 copies of the water companies' certificates granted to the City Chamberlain 
 — Charge for domestic purposes by companifs north of the Thames and 
 provincial undertakings under corporate management — Increase in water 
 rates under corporate management — Report of the members of the Middlesex 
 County Council appointed to represent Middlesex at a conference on the
 
 382 
 Water Supply — continued. 
 
 London water supply, lield on 30th July, 1894 — DiflSculties of assimilation of 
 charges ia the County of Middlesex— Letter addressed by the Surrey 
 County Couneil to the Local Government Board and reply thereto— Report 
 of the pwceedings at a meetinsr convened by the chairman of the Surrey 
 County Council to consider the terms of reference to the Commission, 25th 
 October, ISiU — Average daily flow of the Chidwell spring ; with the average 
 yearly, and average winter rainfall from 187o to 1898— Average daily flow of 
 the Kiver Lea, with the average yearly, and average winter rainfall, from 
 188<i to 1887— Table comparing the average daily discharge at Fielde's Weir 
 in 18»il and 1898— Yield of the River LeK from 'l850 to 18'.»8— Average daily 
 quantity pumped from the New River Com|)any"s wells from 1881 to 1898 — 
 Percentage in each month of the auiiual average supply of the companies in 
 each year from 1883 to 1897 — Daily average sui)ply required («) for Greater 
 London, including the outlying portions of Water Ijondon, and (/y) for Water 
 London, from 189.") to 19-lS and 19.54 — Storage required for an average daily 
 supi>ly from the Thames of 1;10 increasing to 40u million gallons, based on 
 the years lS'.t3 and 189,s respectively, with a limit of 20.) million gallons at 
 Tedilington— The same, for 190 increasing to 398 million gallons, with a limit 
 of 1.50 million gallons at Ted iington — The same, for a supply iiicroasing from 
 119 in 189.5 to 399 million gallons in 1948, with a limit of 2(')0 million gallons 
 at Teddington— Service reservoirs («) which can be, and (/y) which canuot 
 be, economically tilled by gravitation from the proposed service reservoirs at 
 Elstne— Estimate of the cost of supjilying 18oi, ] 14 J (in addition to the 185^ 
 million gallons per day already authorised). 300 million gallons per day from 
 the Thames, under the conditions of 1893 and 1898 respectively — The same, 
 under the coDflitions of 1893 and 1S98, including the cost of mains necessary 
 to supply anything above 130 million gallons -Estimate with details of the 
 cost of supplying 128^, 135, 172,215 million gallons per day (a) from the 
 Thames (?y) from Wales -Comparison of the respective cost of the Thames 
 scheme and the Welsh scheme — Estimate of the cost of supplying 123.^ 
 million gallons per day from Wales under the conditions of 1893 and 1898 
 respectively — Estimate showing by method of deduction the cost of supply- 
 ing 114J million gallons per day from the Thames (in addition to the 
 185.i million gallons per day already authorised), under the ccjoditions of 
 1893 and 189-5 — Storage required for an average daily supply from 130 to 
 400 million gallons, based on 1898, with a minimuin flow of 100 million 
 gallons at Teddington — The same, for 307 and 400 million gallons daily, 
 based on the flow of the Thames for each year from 1883 to 1897, with a 
 minimum flow of 200 million gallons at Teddington — Flow at Teddington, as 
 gauged, and the natural flow, with the total (juantily which would be taken 
 by the companies each year, with average daily supplies of 300 and 400 
 million gallon*- and the i>crcentage of such take ujion the natural flow of 
 the river — Estimate for a daily additional supply of 121^ million gallons 
 from the Thames, In.sed on the conditions of 1898, with a minimum flow of 
 )00 gallons at Teddington — The same, for an additional supply of 93 million 
 gallons— Estimate of the cost of bringing 121. i million gallons jxir day 
 from Wales_ — The same for an additional suoply of 93 million gallons — ■ 
 Estimates fo'r daily additional suj)plies of 121 ^ and 93 million gallons, based on 
 conditions of 1H'.)3 and 1898, with a minimum flow of 200 million gallons 
 at Teddington — Summary of the cost of the Welsh and Thames schemes 
 in 1 91 f), 1920. and 193() — Estimated population in Greater London and the 
 outlying parts of Water London in each decennium from 1891 to 1911 — 
 Average daily supply, poijulation supplied, and increases each year in supply 
 and population from 18H1 to 1897 — Daily quantity of water required to 
 mc-et the e.stimate<l jiopulation of Greater London and the outlying parts 
 of Water Ix)ndon from 1891 to 1941— Daily quantity of water to be 
 obtained from the Thames lo meet the requirements of the estimated 
 fK>i»u]ation of Greater London and the oul lying portions of Water London 
 from 1901 to 194 1 — Ues(;rvoir capacity required in the Thames Valley in 
 1921, 1931, and 191 1 - Estimate showing, Tor the Thames Valley reservoirs 
 scheme, the capital expenditure to j)rovidc for interest' on capital, and the
 
 383 
 Water Supply — continued. 
 
 cost C)!' pumping to' store and to supply — Estimate showing, for the Welsh 
 reservoirs scheme, the :iiinu;il expenditure to meet interest on capiiul — 
 Comparison of the cost of the Thames and Welsh schemes — MeinoraM(him 
 showing some of the financial lesults of the transfer of water under- 
 takings to municipal authorities in ceriain towns — Charges made for 
 water in various towns liaving a population of lOtt.OOO and upwards — 
 Annual charges made by cich of the companies and the average of those 
 charges with the average of the annual charges maile in the case of li) water 
 undertakings belonging to local auth.irities —Table indicating at each point 
 of value the number of the 19 water undertakings belonging to local autho- 
 rities in which the annual charges are higher, the same as, or le-is than 
 the charges made by the res))e'itive London companies — Consumption of 
 water per head per day in 1S97 in 15 towns in England — Amount of 
 organic imj)arity in the Thames from May, 1S'.)1 to May, 1»'.)2^ and fnjm 
 January, 16915 to January, 1894 ; from January to November, 1897 ; from 
 January to Oc'ober, 1898— The same, during Hood on 1st N(jvend)er, 1S92, 
 and 20th to 29th October, 1S9S ; from 24th to 2(5th November, and 6th 
 to 11th December, 1898 ; from 28th December, 1898 to 4th January, 1899— 
 Improvement which has taken place in sewage effluents from the larger 
 sewage farms on the Thames — Mortality from typhoid in London and other 
 large t iwns. 
 
 Documents handed in by the Chelsea Waterworks Company : Financial 
 retui-n — Works and supply — Distribution of capital expenditure — Number of 
 supi)lies, estimated popu ation supplied, anrl the rateable value of population 
 snpjilied — Future eai)ital expenditure — Average supply per head per day 
 sujiplied through Deacon's waste-water meter — Decrease in water rates in 
 the Fulham district, 18.')2 to 1894 — Increases and decreases in rateable values 
 at the iiiiinquennial re- valuation. 189n~91. compared with that of 1885-86. 
 
 Documents hande 1 in by the Eist L:)ndon Waterworks Compau}' : Works 
 and supply — Distribution of Oj.)Mtal expenditure — Future capital expenditure 
 — Financial return — Num er of supplies, estimated population supplied, and 
 the rateable value of the properties supplied — Average daily supply per lead 
 supjilied through Deacon's waste-water meters. 
 
 Documents h mded in by the Grand Junction Waterworks Company: 
 Works and supply — Distribution of capital expenditure — Financial return — 
 Future capital expenditure — Cost of management in relation to ciuantity of 
 water i)umped and to the gross re ;eipts for each year from 1880 to 1897 — 
 Effect of quinquennial re-valuation of 1891 as compared with that of 1886 
 in regard to rateable value of the ("moany's flistrict of supply — The same, 
 lor 1896 as compared with IS91 — Nuraoer of su[>plies, estimated population, 
 su jplied, and rateable value of properties su])p]ied. 
 
 Documents lianded iu by the Kent ^\'d.t^Jrwo^ks Company : Rainfall for 
 each year fron 1816 to 189S, ending lird September — Dun-eases and decreases 
 . of water rates upon alteration of the rateable values by the local authorities 
 over the ten years, 1887 to H96 — Table showing that the increase caused by 
 the quinquennial re-valuation is chiefly on propert es upon which the 
 company does not derive any benefit in increased water rental — I'roperties in 
 the pari-ih of St. Nicholas. Deptford, whose r;.i cable v. due is not a criterion 
 of the charge f >r water— Comparative table of the average water rents per 
 supply, and per house, and also per mile of mains in the several districts of 
 the co.npanies. and the adjacent areas within their limit.s, showing that the four 
 companies having scales of charges with higher rates per cent, than the 
 others nevertheless derive a much lower average water rate per supply and 
 per house, and a^so per mile of mains laid — Works and supply — Financial 
 return — Distribution of cipital expenditure — Number of supplies, estimated 
 population supi>lied, and rateable value of properties suiiplied — Future capital 
 expenditure— Table comi)aring the water rates of various cities aiul boroughs 
 with the rates of the company. 
 
 Documents handed in by the Lambeth Waterworks C'jmpany : Financial 
 return — Number of supplies, estimated population sujiplied, and rateable 
 value of properties supplied— Amount payable by the company annually on
 
 384 
 Water Supply — contimicJ. 
 
 aocuimi uf >inkini: fund when all the debenture stoek subject to the charge 
 has been issued and become cliaitxeable at varying rates of dividend — 
 Distribution of capital expenditure — Works and supply — Future capital 
 expenditure — Capital account at Slst March. \S'>i. 
 
 ilocuments handed in by the New River Cninpany : Financial return- 
 Number of supplies, estimated population sujiplied, and rateable value of 
 l)roi)erties supplied — Distribution of capital expenditure — Substance of a 
 ilecd between the New Ixiver and Fast liondon Waterworks Companies dated 
 9th November, 1815 — Future capital expenditure — Works and supj)]y — Kate 
 of supply per head per dny in Shoreditcli in 1882, and atter the intro;luction 
 of the waste meter system in 188:5, 18St, ISOS-Supplj- per head per day in 
 8tuke Newin<j:ton showinti rate of Cdiisumplion after the district had been 
 transfcrreil to the constant su[)ply — Supply jjcr head per day during each 
 month of 189G-it7, and the total average during the year in a constant supply 
 district, containing 113 houses of a rateable value of 2:W. to 26/. per annum 
 — The same, for 1897-98 — The same, for 1897 in a district containing 259 
 houses of a rateable value of 81/. to •!(!/. per annum — The same, for 1.S98 — 
 Supply per head per day in the Tudor Street district, the supply being 
 utilised by day ami by night by a shifting po))ulation — Supply per head per 
 day in June and Septendx-r, 1897, in the district of Finsbury Park, to houses 
 with large gardens — Average supply per head per day of each company 
 during 181I7 and 1898, and the gross saving per day which would be effected 
 if each company were to reduce its average consumption to the same rate 
 per head per day as that of the New llivcr Company. 
 
 Documents handed in by the Southwark and Vauxhall Company : Average 
 amount received per loOO gallons for water supplied by each of the com- 
 jianies, and also in six provincial towns where the water supply is in the 
 hands of the corporation — Percentage chargeable for water rates, income, 
 expenditure, population, number of houses and quantity of water supplied, 
 for each of the companies in the year ended :51st March, 1897 — Final yearly 
 sums payable to sinking fund by the company, when all the present autho- 
 rised capital is issued and matured for contribution — Domestic water rental 
 for the years 1891 to 1896, the yearly increase with analyses — Financial 
 return — Distribution of capital expenditure — Number of supplies, estimated 
 population supplied, and rateable value of projierties supplied — Future capital 
 expenditure — Com])laints as to supply received from 1880 to 1898 — Popula- 
 tion supplied by each of the companies in 1881 and 1891, and the ratios of 
 increase — Comparison between Lonl P>alfour's estimate of increase of poi)nla- 
 t ion, and daily supply, and of the actual increase between 1891 and 1898 — 
 Population and quantity of water required in 19:^1, 1937, and 1941, on the 
 estimate of Lord I'alfour's commission on the company's proportionate 
 amountof the same, ami on the basis on increase between 1891 and 1898 — 
 Wiirks and supply- -Hednction (;f waste obtained by systematic itispection of 
 fittings, and the necessity for constant inspccl ion — Results of a systematic 
 inspection of fittings in small houses. 
 
 Documents handed in by the West Middlesex Waterworks Company : 
 Financial return — Expenses of maintenance, 1872 to 1898 — Analysis of in- 
 crease in certain maintenance charges — Result of ((uin(|uennial revision in 
 1891 of assessments — Works and supjily — Distiil)ution of capital exj)cnditurc 
 — Nuiidjcr of supplies, estimated population supplied, and rateable value of 
 properties supplied — Future capital expenditure. 
 
 Memorandum on the water supply of the Metropolis issued by the Govern- 
 ment pn;vjous to the intrixluction of the Metropolis water bill, 1H51 — Sum- 
 mary of tlie main statutory provisions as to control — Provisions as to control 
 to whicli the companies are subject by public statutes — Return showing the 
 county and ratealjle value of each jiarish, outside the County of London, 
 sapplicfl by the companies, and the number of sujiplics in eacli such jiarish — 
 Daily volume of discharge at Teddiiigton-weir from 1H93 to 1898 — Quantities 
 abstracted from the River Thames by the companies, and the gaugings at 
 Tcldington-weir, during July to December, 1H98 — Daily flow at Teddington- 
 wcir from 1st January to 20th October, I.S99 — Gauging of discharge over
 
 385 
 Water Supply — continued. 
 
 Ficlde's Weil- from 1851 to 1898 — Quantity of water used, methods of charp;- 
 ing, and amount paid for water t)y the Vestry of St. JIary. Islin<^ton in 1S<,»7 
 — Diifeience in c-har^es made by the Lanibetli Company and the Corporation 
 of Croydon — A^jreenient Ijctween the Essex (,'ounty Council and the Lomlon 
 County Council, 1897 — Agreement between the Borough of West Ham and the 
 Londim County Council, 18'.l7 — Charges made by the East London Company 
 in the Borough of West Ham — Memorandum by Sir F. Bramwell on the 
 waste of water in certain cities in the United States, where the water supply 
 is controlled by the municipalities — Views of the vestries and tlistrict boards 
 on the subject of the reference to the Commission — Boroughs, urban districts 
 and rural districts within the area of Water London — Table showing the 
 urban aiul rural districts (wliolly or partly) within Greater London and out- 
 side Water London, with their population in 1881 and 18!)1 : the decennial 
 increase per cent., and the poi)ulati(m in 1941, estimated at the rate of 
 increase — Comparative statement illustrating the statutory charges of the 
 companies as applied to houses of rentals ranging from \Ql. to .")(>?. per annum 
 — Summary of the financial returns of the companies for 1897 — Particulars of 
 the water supply afforded (1) within Water London, and (2) within Greater 
 Jjondon other than by the eight Metropolitan companies, («) by local autho- 
 rities, (h) by comjianies— Eeport by Colonel W. H. Rathbone, assistant com- 
 missioner, on statistics and estimates ])ut in evidence before the commission 
 — Total natural How and total abstraction by the companies for yearly and 
 six-monthly periods from 1889 to 1898 ; (a) from the River Thames, and (/») 
 from the River Lea — Table sho\ving for the companies, capital, income, 
 working expenses, and gross profits per 1000 of population and per million 
 gallons of daily supply ; also the working expenses and gross profits percent. 
 on the capital employed and the net profits per cent, on the ordinary share 
 capital — Number of supplies afforded by the Metropolitan companies in 
 Middlesex, Surrey, Kent, Essex, and Hertford, and the rateable value of the 
 parishes in which such supply is given. 
 
 Maps, plans, and diagrams : Map of the County of London, Water London, 
 and Greater London, showing the area supplied by the eight Metropolitan 
 companies, with their intakes, works, and principal mains — Map showing the 
 parliamentary boundary of the district which the Chelsea Company is 
 authorised to supply with water, and the areas within that district which 
 are actually supplied by the Chelsea, West Middlesex, Grand Junction, and 
 New River Companies respectively — The same of the East London Company, 
 and the areas within that district actually supplied by the East London and 
 New River Companies — The same of the Grand Junction Company, and the 
 areas within that district actually supplied by the Grand Junction, West 
 Middlesex, Chelsea, and New River Companies — The same of the Kent 
 Company, and the areas within that district actually supplied by the 
 I^ambeth, Southwark and Vauxhall, and East London Companies — The same 
 of the Lambeth Company, and the areas within that district actually supplied 
 by the Lambeth, Suuthwark and Vauxhall, and the Kent Companies — The 
 same of the New River Company, ami the areas within that district actually 
 supplied by the New River and East London Companies — The same, of the 
 Southwark and Vauxhall Company, and the areas within that district 
 actually supplied by the Southwark and Vauxhall, Lambeth and Kent 
 Companies — The same of the West Mitldlesex Company, and the areas within 
 that district actually supplied by the West Middlesex, New River, Grand 
 Junction, Chelsea, Southwark and Vauxhall, and Lambeth Companies — Map 
 showing the propose! watersheds and reservoirs in Wales — Map showing the 
 proposed aqueducts to London from Wales — Map showing the Thames 
 storage scheme — Map showing the aveiage rate per £ of the rateable value 
 of the charges of each of the Metropolitan water companies. 
 
 Chelsea Waterworks Company : Plans of district and stations — Storage 
 reservoirs at West Molesey — Works at Surbiton — Works at Putney. 
 
 East London Waterworks Company : Plans of intake and works on River Lea 
 — Lea Bridge works — Haggar Lane and Buckhurst Hill reservoirs — Hornsey 
 Wood reservoir, and Sunbury pumping station — Hanworth pumiiing station, 
 
 BB
 
 386 
 Water Supply —continued. 
 
 filter bi'ds. imd reservoirs -Waltham Abbey punipinc^ station and High Beech 
 reservoir. 
 
 Grand Junction Waterworks Company: riiuis of works at Mam|)ton— 
 Works at Kew Briilire— Reservoirs at Ealinir— Works at Cainpden Hill. 
 
 Kent Waterworks Com pan v : Plans of Deptford station— I'lumstead and 
 SouthHeet stations— We^t Wickbani and (Iharlton stations— Wilmington and 
 Belvedere stations— Orpington and Cray ford stations— Greenwicli Park and 
 Eltham reservoirs— Plumstead reservoir and land at Oriiington— Woolwich 
 Common and New Cross reservoirs— Farti borough and Knoekholt reservoirs — 
 Westerham and Constitution Hill reservoirs— Lands at Shooter's Hill and 
 Chislehur.st -West Wiekham and Chislehurst Summer Hill reservoirs— South- 
 fleet reservoir site- Well at Westerliam Hill and land at Dartford— Dartford, 
 Brent, and Westerham Hill reservoirs. 
 
 Lam])eth Waterworks Company : Plans of reservoirs and works at Molesey, 
 Coombe. and Dit ton— Reservoirs and works at Brixton, Selhurst, Norwood, 
 Streatham, and Pioek Hill. 
 
 New River ComjjaDy : Plans of intake from River Lea (new gauge) and 
 Chadwell Spring'— Broadmead and Amwell End wells and pumping stations— 
 Aniwell Hdl and Amwell Marsh wells and pumping stations— Rye Common 
 ami Iloddo'^don wells an.l jmmping stations— Broxbourne and Turnford wells 
 and pumping stations- Chesliunt well, pumping station and reservoirs— White 
 Webbs and Hoe Lane wells and pumping stations— Southgate and Bush Hill 
 reservoirs -Bourne Hill reservoir and llightield well and pumi)ing station— 
 Betstile well and pumping station and Tottenham pumping station— Hornscy 
 reservoirs and lilter beds— Hornscy pumping station and Campsbourne well 
 and i)umping station— Stoke Newington reservoirs, pumping station, and filter 
 V,eds-New River Head reservoir, filter beds, and pumping stations— Clare- 
 mount Square and llampstcad reservoirs— Highgate reservoir and Hornsey 
 Lane reservoir and pumping station— Maiden Lane reservoirs— Crouch Hill 
 reeervoirs — Camden I'aik Road reservoir. 
 
 Southwark and Vauxhall Water Company : Plans of works at Wandsworth ; 
 Battersea; Streatham; Forest Hill ; Nunliead ; Hampton. 
 
 West Middlesex Waterworks Company : Plans of Hampton intake and 
 pumping station— P.arnes and HnmnKirsmitli works— Barn Elms works— 
 nammersmitli pumping station- Kensington reservoir and Barrow Hill 
 reservoir and pumjjing station — Willesden reservoir and pumping station — 
 Kidderpore reservoir — Shoot-up-hill reservoir. 
 
 Diagrams showintr the working of the Staines reservoirs scheme ia 
 such years as 18'<S, 18^7, 189:i ISfX',, siijiplving 300 million gallons 
 a day, with a minimum flow of 20<) million gallons over Tedilington-weir 
 — The same, with a minimum flow of 2'>0 million gallons over Teddington- 
 ^veir— The same, in such a year as 1X'.»:?, supplying 185i and IJOO million 
 gallons a day, with a minimum flow of iOO million gallons over 
 Tfddington-weir-Thc same in such a year as 1898, supplying 185J, 
 3O0 and 4iiO million gallons a day. with a minimum flow of 200 gallons 
 over TcddiTigfon-wcir— Diagram showing the flow fif the River Lea from 
 August, iH'.r,, to December, 1898. and the working of the East London 
 Com|»any's reservoirs sclieme— Diagram to accompany table showing the 
 daily average supply required («) for (ireater London (/;) for Water 
 London, in each year" from 1895 to 1948 and 1954— Diagram to accompany 
 table showing the storage required for an average daily supply from the 
 Tbames of LW million gallons daily, increasing to 400 million L>-ailons : the 
 d. ficiencics calculated on a year similar to that of 189:{, no water being drawn 
 from the river when the daily flow over Teddington Weir is 20i) million 
 gallons, or less— The flame for a" year similar to thai of 189H— The sameforan 
 average daily supply from the Thames of 190 million gallons, increasing to 
 398 million gallons ; the deficiencies calculated on a year similar to that of 
 1893. no water being drawn from the river when the daily flow oyer 
 Tc Idinglxjn Weir \n 150 million gallons, or less — The same for an average daily 
 Hupplv from the Thames, increasing from 119 million gallons in 1895 to 399 
 million gallons in 1948. no water being taken from the jiver when the daily
 
 387 
 Water Supply — continued. 
 
 flow over Tcddington Weir is 2fln million gallons or less — The same for an 
 avi'iat'c tlaily sopply from tin; 'lliMiues, iiicrt'asing from 180 n'illion gallons to 
 400 million gallm.s, ami thi; maxiinuiTi annual ileticicucy from tht' reservoirs 
 at the various supplit's in a year similar to 18'.)8, •with a minimum of lUO 
 million gallons at Teddington — The same in a year similar to l.S'.i;5, with a 
 minimum flow of 20O million gallons at Teddington Weir — Diagram showing 
 the natural flow of the River Thames at Teddington Weir in the years 18^3 
 and 18il,S — Diagram showing, for the Thames Valley storage reservoirs, the 
 quantity of water in store daily in the years 1921 and 1941 —1 iagram showing 
 the flow of the Thames at Teddington Weir and the colour of clear Altered 
 water during the flood in the casi! of the Ave Thames derived companies, from 
 1888 to 1898 ; and also the monthly average of microbes from February, 1895 
 to December. 189S — Diagram showing comparison of brown colour in Lake 
 Vyrnwy, Thirlniere, Loch Katrine, and filtered Thames water — Diagram 
 showing the number of microbes in filtered and unfiltered Thames water from 
 189") to 1898— The same from May, 1892 to February, 1899. 
 
 Minutes of evidence: anotlier edition. London, 1897-99. 
 
 Folio, 4 vols. 
 
 The Uolpliin ; or Grand Junction nuisance : proving that 
 
 seven thousand families, in Westminster and its suburbs, are 
 supplied with water, in a state, offensive to the sight, disgusting 
 to the imagination, and destructive to health. London, 1827. 
 8vo, pp. viii., 104. 
 
 Contents : Introduction- — Of the importance of pure and wholesome water 
 for all domestic purposes — Of the several companies monopolizing the supply 
 of water to the Metropolis: 1. The New River Company; 2. The Chelsea 
 Water-works Company ; 8. The East; London Water-works Company ; 4. The 
 West Middlesex Water-works Company; ."). The Grand Junction Water- 
 works Company — Of the Dolphin ; or Grand Junction Nuisance : 1. Partition 
 of the Metropolis between the five confederated companies, and establish- 
 D ent of a clese monojioly of the suj)iily of water ; 2. Original engagements 
 of the Grand Junction Company with their customers; 8. Analysis of the 
 water promised to be supplied l)y th i Graud Junction Company ; 4. Grand 
 Junction promises compared with Grand Junction performances; 5. New 
 table of rules about to be levied; (5 (Quality of the water supplied by the 
 Grand Junction Comjjany ; 7. The Dolphin; or Grand Junction nuisance 
 described ; 8. Analysis of the Dolphin wuter ; 9. Opinions res])ecting the 
 quality of the Grand Junction water, and iis fitness for culinary and 
 domestic purposes — Of the abatement of the nuisance; and of the best mode 
 of procuring a pure and wholesome supply of water for Weslmioster and its 
 suburbs. 
 
 London water supply, 1849-1864. [A volume of pamphlets.] 
 
 London, etc., 1849-64. 8vo. 
 
 Contents : — 
 
 Preliminary piospectus of the Metropolitan Water Purifying Company. 
 Limited. London, [18.").') .'] Folio, pp. 4. 
 
 .SW-also Civil Engineers, Institute of, Close (G.). Gale (J. M.). Glasgow, 
 City of, Gordon (L.l). P.). Havwood (W.). Homersliani (S. C). lluniphreys 
 (W.), Liddell (C.), Odling (W.), O'Doherty (W. A.), Tabbeiner (J. L.), 
 Warren (J. N.). 
 
 The Metropolitan water supply : report on the condition 
 
 of the Metropolitan watei' supply . . . by the water examiner 
 appointed under the Metropolis Water Act, 1871. 1872-1902. 
 London, 1872-1902. Folio, (coniiiming). 
 
 BB 2
 
 388 
 
 Water Supply —continued. 
 
 Return sliowing in respect of each of the Metropolitan 
 
 water companies, the maximum number of houses or other 
 buildings supplied with water, and the total amount of the rates, 
 rentals, and other charges, in the years 1872 and 1883 respec- 
 tively, etc. London, 1885. Folio, pp. 23. 
 
 Water supply, 1871-1877. [A volume of pamphlets.] 
 
 London, etc., 1867-77. 8vo. 
 
 Contents : — 
 
 llctrulations of the New River Company for the constant supply of water 
 f'>r domestic purposes. London. 1872. 8vo, i)p. 11. 
 
 On a constant water supply fnr London ; being a reprint, by permission, 
 of papers by .J. F. Bateman, T. Beggs, and W. Rendle. London, 18()7. 
 8vo. pp. 42. 
 
 The waste- water meter system. Liverpool [187.5?] 8vo. pp. 19. 
 
 Srr also Bazalgette (Sir J. W.), Brannvell (F. J.), Deacon (G. F.), London, 
 Cori)oration of the fity. Stephenson ((/iiarles), Williams (R. P.). 
 
 See also Health, General Board of ; London, Corporation 
 
 of the City ; London County Council ; Metropolitan Board of 
 Works ; Metiopolitan Commissioners of Sewers. 
 
 Watkins (Charles) A treatise on copyholds. Second edition. 
 London, 1816. 8vo, pp. xxviii., 451. 
 
 A'ol. i. only : Vol. ii. is wanting. 
 
 Watney (John) Some account of the Hospital of St. Thomas of 
 Aeon, in the Cheap . . . and of the plate of the Mercers' Company, 
 Privately printed. London, 1892. 4to, pp. xii., 308. 
 
 Watson CA. T.) See Jeaffreson (J. C.) Middlesex County 
 Records, vols i.-ii. ; witli an index by A. T. Watson. 1886-88. 
 8vo 
 
 Watson (Chalmers) Encyclopaedia niedica : under the general 
 e.litoiship of C. Watson. Edinburgh, 1«99-1902. 8vo, {con- 
 i inning). 
 
 Watson (William Henry) A practical treatise on the office of 
 sheriff, etc. Lundoii, lSl;8. 8vo, pp. xvi., 577. 
 
 Watts (^Henry) A dictionary of chemistry and the allied branches 
 of other sciences. Ltnidon, 1879-83. 8vo, 8 vols, in 9. 
 
 Way ' Thomas Rj See Wheatley (H. B.) Reliques of old London : 
 drawn in lithography by T. R. Way. 1896-99. 4to. 
 
 Wazon (A.) Principes techniques d'assainissement des villes et 
 habitations suivis en Angletei-ic, Fi-ance, Alloniagne, Etats-Unis, 
 et j)resente8 sous forme d'ctudes sur I'assainis.sement de Paris, 
 Paris, 1884. 8vo., pp. ii., 364.
 
 ;i8i> 
 
 Webb (Sidney) The provision of higher commercial education in 
 London. See P]ducation. Technical Education Congress. 1897. 
 8vo. 
 
 and Beatrice Potter afterwards Webb The history of 
 
 trade unionism. Second edition. London, 189G. 8vo, pp. xvi., 
 558. 
 
 Contents: Origins of trade unionism — Struggle for existence (1799-182.'>) 
 Revolutionary period (18211-42) — New spirit and new model (1843-f)i») — The 
 Junta and their allies (IStJO- 75) — Sectional developments (1861^-8')) — The old 
 unionism and the new (lS7."»-8i)) — Trade union world (1892-94) — Appendi.\ : 
 On the assumed connection between the trade unions and the gilds in Dublin ; 
 sliding scales ; summons to first trade union congress ; distribution of trade 
 unionists in the United Kingdom ; progress in membership of particular 
 trade unions ; list of publications ou trade unions and combinations of 
 workmen — Index. 
 
 Map showing distribution of trade unionists in pre portion to population 
 throughout England and Wales. 
 
 Industrial democracy. London, 1897. 8vo, 2 vols. 
 
 Contents : — Trade union structure : Primitive democracy — Representative 
 institutions — The unit of government — Interunion relations. 
 
 Trade union junction : Introduction— The method of mutual insurance — 
 The method of collective bargaining — Arbitration — The method of legal 
 enactment — -The standard rate — Tlie normal day — Sanitation and safety — 
 New processes and machinery — C(^)ntinuity of employment — The entrance to 
 a trade Qi) apprenticeship (i) the limitation of boy-labor {/■) progression 
 within the trade (rf) the exclusion of women — The right to a trade — The 
 implications of trade unionism — The assumptions of trade unionism. 
 
 Trade union theory : The verdict of the economists — The higgling of the 
 market — I'he economic characteristics of trade unionism («) the device of 
 restriction of numbers (i) the device of the common ride (c-) the effect of the 
 sectional application of the common rule on the distribution of industry (d) 
 parasitic trades ((<)the national minimum (/) the unemployable (7) summary 
 of the economic characteristics of the device of the common rule (/() trade 
 union methods — Trade unionism and democrac}'^ — Appendices : The legal 
 position of collective bargaining in England ; the bearing of industrial para- 
 sitism and the policy of a national minimum on the free trade controversy — 
 Some statistics bearing on the relative movements of the marriage and birth- 
 rates, pauperism, wages, and the price of wheat ; a supplement to the biblio- 
 graphy of trade unionism — Index. 
 
 Weber (Adna Ferrin) The growth of cities in the nineteenth 
 centui^- : a study in statistics. New Yoi-k, 1899. 8vo, pp. xvi., 
 495. 
 
 Contents: Introduction — The history and statistics of urban gnnvth — ■ 
 Causes of the concentration of popuhition — Urban growth and internal 
 migration — The structure of city populations — The natural movement of 
 jiopulation in city and in country — The phj-sical and moral health of city 
 and country— General eifects of tlie concentration of population — Tendencies 
 and remedies. 
 
 Webster (Edward) Parliamentaiy costs, etc. Third edition, 
 London, 18(37. 8vo, pp. vii., 247. 
 
 The same. Fourth edition. 1881. 8vo, pp. xvi., 382.
 
 390 
 
 Webster (Thomas') Tlie port and dot-ks of BirkenKead, with 
 maps, plans, sections, and tidal diagrams, and an account of the 
 acts of Parliament relating to the Mersey and dock estate of 
 Liverpool. London, 1848. 8vo, jip. xliv., 192, and 9 maps and 
 plans. 
 
 Wells (Samuel) History of the drainage of the fens, called Bed- 
 lord Level ; with the constitution and laws of the Bedford Level 
 Corporation. London, 1828-30. 8vo, 2 vols. 
 
 The trainincr of technical teachers. See 
 
 Wells ^ (Sidney H.) T 
 
 Education. Technical 
 
 Education Conjjress. 1897. 8vo. 
 
 Welsby (William Newland) See Meeson (R.) and W. N. Welsby. 
 iteport of cases argued and detei-mined in the Courts of 
 Exchequer and Exchequer Chamber. 1837-'i9. 8vo. 
 
 Welton (Thomas A.) Statistical papers based on the census of 
 i'viigland and Wales, 1851, and relating to the occupations of the 
 people and the increase of population, 1841-51. London, 1860. 
 8vo, pp. 168. 
 
 Wenckstern (Otto) ^ee Schlcsinger (M.) Saunterings in and 
 about London ; the English edition, by 0. Wenckstern. 
 1853. 8vo. 
 
 Wertheimer (J.) The influence of various examining bodies on 
 the progress of technical and commercial education in England, 
 See Education, Technical Education Congress. 1897. 8vo. 
 
 West Bromwich, BorOUg'h of Abstract of accounts, 1890 and 
 lbU7-b. West Bn^mwich, 1891-98. 8vo, 2 vols. 
 
 Westbrook (^R. A.) The question of ventilation considered : its 
 imjjurtance, and the con.sequences of it.s neglect. London, 1861. 
 8vo, pp. 19. 
 
 [A [laniphlet bound un with others in volume, Pamphlets mitcellaneovg, 
 1 ><:,(;. (;4.] 
 
 Westgarth (William) Essays on the street aligjimcnt, recon- 
 struction and sanitation of central London, and on the re-housing 
 of the poorer cla.sses, [Edited by W. Westgarth.] London, 
 1886. 8vo, pp. viii., 276, and 10 plans. 
 Contents : — 
 
 \. Introductory remarks, by \V. Westjrarth. 
 
 2. The sanitation and rc(;onstructi()n of Central London, by W. Woodward, 
 
 '6. Street alignment and reconstruction of Central London, by H. IL 
 Uridj^rnan. 
 
 4. On the rehousing of the poorer classes of Central London, Ijy .]. Corbett. 
 
 ."». Appendix. 
 
 West Ham, Borough of Abstract of accounts, 1889-90 to 
 
 11>0<J-1. West JIam, 1?590-1!J01. ^xo, (continuing). 
 
 Financial rejjort on the (ptostion of amalgamation ... , 
 
 with the County of London, by the bojough accountant. Lon- 
 don, 1896. Folio, pp. 94.
 
 391 
 
 West Hartlepool, Borough of Abstract of accounts, 1896-7 and 
 estimates 1897-8. West Hartlepool, 1897. 8vo. 
 
 Westmacott (Richard) On the sculptui-e in Westminster Abbey; 
 an address, etc. See London. Old London. 1867. 8vo. 
 
 Westminster. 
 Bridge. 
 
 The pi'esent state of Westminster Bridge ; containing a 
 
 description of the said bridge as it has been ordered into 
 execution by the commissioners appointed by Parliament, 
 with a true account of the time already employed in the 
 building, and of the works which are now done ; in a letter to 
 a friend. London, 1743. 8vo, pp. 30. 
 
 Report from the select committee on Westminster 
 
 Bridge; together with the minutes of evidence, and appendix. 
 London, 1844. Folio, pp. viii., 127, and 4 plans. 
 
 Appendi.K : List of commissiouers for building the bridge — Expen- 
 diture from .")th April, 1810 to 5th April, 1838 — Detailed income and 
 expenditure, 1839 to 1844 — Account of the stock belonging to the com- 
 mission on the .'Sth April. 1838 — Mr. Walker's report on the bridge — Mr. 
 Cubitt's report on Mr. Walker's plan for securing the foundations of the 
 piers — Mr. Hosking's suggestions for remi.ilelling the superstructure of the 
 bridge — The rent-roll on the 5th April, 1845, of the Westminster Bridge 
 estates — Dividends from stock in the public funds on the 5th April, 1845 
 — Probable cost of alterations — Messrs. Telford's, Cubitt's, and Swinburne's 
 reports as to the state of the foundations of the bridge — Monies voted by 
 the House of Commons towards finishing antl maintaining the bridge — 
 Acts referring to the bridge. 
 
 Second report from the select committee on Westminster 
 
 Bridge and New Palace. London, 1846. Folio, pp. 3. 
 
 Third report ; together with the minutes of evidence, 
 
 appendix, and index. London, 1846. Folio, pp. xxvi., 194, 
 index, 1 map, and 10 plans. 
 
 Appendix : Reports by Messrs. Walker and F.urges — Total expenditure 
 from 5th April, 1810 to 5th July, 184G— Balance sheet of the commis- 
 sioners made up to 20th July. 1846 — Amount of stock in the public funds, 
 1844 — Expenditure, since the commencement of the New Palace at 
 Westminster, for the hire of houses for the reception of committees, etc., 
 183.> to ISlfi — Amount of grants voted in each year from 1835 to 184(5 for 
 the New Palace — Reports as to warming and ventilating the new Houses 
 of Parliament — Return of the number of men employed in each week upon 
 works at the New Palace since the commencement of the superstructure. 
 
 Report from the select committee on Westminster 
 
 Temporary Bridge bill ; together with the proceedings of the 
 committee, minutes of evidence, appendix, and index. 
 London, 1850. Folio, pp. viii., 75. 
 
 Report of the commissioners appointed to con.sider the 
 
 best and most convenient site for a new bridge at West- 
 minster. Loudon, 1851. Folio, pp, vii., 34, and 2 plans.
 
 392 
 
 Westminster — amtinned. 
 
 Charities. 
 
 The jiarocliial charities of Westminster, being the first 
 
 report of the trustees appointed under the scheme of the 
 cliarity commission dated 81st May, 1889; toofether with some 
 liistorii-al notes on the ])an)chial charities of Westminster past 
 and ])resent. London, 1890. 8vo, pp. 109. 
 
 Commissioners of Sewers. 
 
 Addi'ess upon the report from the Poor Law Commis- 
 sioners in reference to those parts wliich inculpate the 
 !N[ctropolitan Commissions of Sewers, delivered at a meeting 
 of the Court, held Friday, 23rd December, 1842, by the 
 chairman, T. L. Donaldson. London, 1842. 8vo, pp. 44. 
 
 [This is bound up with a report by the Toor L;i\v Commissioners on an 
 inquiry into the sanitary condition of the hibouring population of Great 
 liritain. Sre Poor Law Commissioners.] 
 
 District Board. 
 
 Reports and accounts of the Westminster district board, 
 
 1858-1888. London, 1858-88. 8vo, 4 vols. 
 
 Hall. 
 
 Report from the select committee on Westminster 
 
 Hall restoration ; together with the i)roceedings of the com- 
 mittee, minutes of evidence, appendix, and index. 1885. 4to, 
 pp. 200. 
 
 I'lates, infer ali/i : View of the Hall from the south-west — View from 
 the niirth-wcst — Foundations of cloisters — West elevation — Plan of the 
 lower linor of the cloister building — Tpper lloor of tlie cloister building — 
 ^\'est elevation of the Hall — Sections looking north and south — Proposed 
 north elevation — Enlargement from part of the original plan of the Houses 
 of I'arliamont by W. Capon, made l)etween ITilS and 182:} — Lower plan of 
 til! Hall and a Ijoining offices, 1 7".i3 -Plan of the old Parliament Houses, 
 sliowing the first Hour of the Mxcliequer Court and adjoining buildings, 
 ma.le before 17'.t3~Planof Westminster Hall, 1795— Plan of the Hall and 
 7ieighljourhood by T. Lediard, 1710 — Plan of old record room, Margaret's 
 Lane — Plan and section of the Hall, enlarged from a pencil drawing by 
 A. I'ugin and 'J'. Willis— New Palace Yard in 1647. by Hollar — New Palace 
 Yard in 1793, by W. Capon— Interior view of the Hall — Westminster Hall, 
 lor)king towards the AbVjey, taken during the demolition of the old 
 Exchequer Court — Queen Elizabeth's be<l-chamber — View in the Great 
 Exchequer Coiu-t. looking south — The same, looking north. 
 
 Westl'Opp 'Hodder M.) Handhoolc of archaeology, etc. London, 
 l>^'i7. ^vu, j)p. xvi., 458. 
 
 Whatley ^T. D.j See Gale (C. J.) and T. D. Whalley. A treati.se 
 (Ml ilic III w (jf easements. 1839. 8vo. 
 
 Wheatley (Henry Benjamin) The Adel])hi and its site. London, 
 1 ->'5. 4t<i, f)p. 17. 
 
 Lond(jn, jKLst and jn'esont ; its history, associations, and 
 
 traditions, based upon the Handbook of London, by the late 
 Peter Cunningliam. London, 1891. 8vo, 3 vols.
 
 398 
 Wheat ley (Henry Ben}3imiii)—cfmtinned. 
 
 Reliques of old London: drawn in lithography by T. R. 
 
 Way, with an introduction and descriptions by H. B. Wheatley. 
 London, 1896. 4to, pp. [vi.], 111. 
 
 Plates : The Strand : Nos. 4i:$-4M ; Nos. 1()4-1(;7— Holywell Street— Wych 
 Street : Nos. 45-48 ; the Rising Sun — Drury Lane : Ndl Gwya's house, 
 Nos. 88, S'J and "JO — Middle Temple Lane — CJreat Queen Street : Nos. ,">.")-.")•; — 
 Lineoln's Inn : Arch Uow, west side of the Fiehls ; Old gateway, Clancery 
 Lane — -Holborn : Staple Inn, east end; west end ; l>ariiard"s Inn Hall: the 
 Old Bell— Fetter Lane : Nos. S2, Sr>-i^7, and '.H : White Horse Yard ; Nevile's 
 Court, Nos. L3, 14 and 1.5 — St. Bartholomew's the Great, Sniithfield : The 
 entrance gate : Back Court, E.C. ; Cloth Fair — Fore Street, Criiiplegate — 
 The Borough, Southwark : High Street, Nos. 146-l.Jl ; the George Inn ; the 
 Queen's Head Inn. 
 
 Later reliques of old London: drawn in lithography by 
 
 T. R. Way, with an introduction and descriptions by H. B. 
 Wheatley. London, 1897. 4to, pp. [vi.], 111. 
 
 Plates : Bisliopsgate Street Within : St. Ethelburga's — Houndsditch : No. 
 148 — Aldgatc : Nos. (i and 7 ; High Street, llie butchers' shops, Nos. 43-.")0 — 
 Whitechapel : High Street, Nos. 81-84— Royal Mint Street : Nos. 2, 3, 8^ and 4 
 — Mile En<i Road: Trinity Almshouses; the Vine Tavern; Nos. 171-17!t — 
 The Charterhouse: the entrance gate — Christ's Hospital : the entrance door- 
 way ; the great hall — Westminster : the Greycoat-school ; the Bluecoat-school ; 
 entrance doorway to Westminster school — Gray's Inn : Field Court — Lincoln's 
 Inn: Old Square, Nos. l(;-2()— Clifford's Inii : the Hall— Clerkeawell : St. 
 John's Gate — Great Ormond Street : Nos. 40. 42, 44, 46 — Buckingham Street 
 and Watergate — Holborn: Nos. 12'.l-131 — Strand Lane — P.ermondsey : the 
 Manor House. 
 
 Reliques of old London suburbs north of the Thames : 
 
 drawn in lithography by T. R. Way, with an introduction and 
 descriptions by H. B, Wheatlev. London, 1898. 4to, pp. [vi.], 
 117. 
 
 Plates : Map of London north of the Thames, 181.")— Hampstead : Church 
 Row ; FentoH House ; Jack Straw's Castle— Highgate : the Grove ; Cromwell 
 House ; Lauderdale House ; the Archway — Cauonbury : Canonbury Tower^ 
 Lower Clapton : British Asylum for Deaf and Dumb Females — Leyton : the 
 Great House — West Ham: the Angel Inn — Bow: High Street; Grove Hall 
 — Stepney : Stepney Green, Nos. 37-39 — Chelsea : Cheyne Walk, No. 4 ; 
 Queen's House, No. 1(5 — Parson's Green : Beltield House — Kensington : Ken- 
 sington Square, Nos. 11-12: Holland House — Hammersmith: the Red Cow ; 
 Kelmscott House and the Doves — Chiswick ; Walpole House, Chiswick Mall ; 
 the Burlington Arms ; Hogarth's House. 
 
 Reliques of old London upon the banks of the Thames and 
 
 in the suburbs south of the river : drawn in lithography by 
 T. R. Way, with an introduction and descrii)tions by H. B. 
 Wheatley. London, 1899. 4to, pp. [vi.], 110. 
 
 Plates : Map of London, south of the Thame?, 1815 — Greenwich Hospital 
 — The Harbour Master, Limehouse — Cherry Garden- The Tower— Somerset 
 House — The Shot Towers — Lambeth Palace— Vauxh ill Bridge — Chelsea Hos- 
 pital — Old Battersea Bridge— Lindsay Row^Kew Bridge and Strand-on-the- 
 Green — Wimbledon: Eagle House — Putney: No. S.",, High Street — Wands- 
 worth : Albert House, South Street — Clapham : Nos. 12-23, North Side, 
 Clapham Common — Tooting : Fairfield House — Brockley : the Brockley Jack 
 — Lewisham : Colfe's Almshouses— Charlton : Charlton House— Blackheath : 
 Mo rden College — Greenwich: Ranger's Lodge; Croom's Hill and Stockwell 
 Street ; High Bridge.
 
 394 
 Wheatley (Henry Benjamin) — continued. 
 
 Kmnul about I'iec-adiily and Pall Mall, or a ramble from 
 
 the Hayniarket to Hyde Park : consisting of a retrospect of the 
 various changes that have occurred in the Court end of London. 
 London, 1870. 8vo, pp. xii., 405. 
 
 Contents, hitir alia : Piccadilly Hall— Shaver's Hall — Houses at Hyde 
 Park Corner — Piccatiilly houses — The Albany — Mansions opposite the Green 
 Park — Apsley House — Egyptian Hall — P)urlington House — Roj'al Society — 
 lloyal Academy — ^Queensberry House — U.xbridi)^e H^ouse — Wade's House — Old 
 Uurlin.L'tr.n Street — Cork Street — Savile Piow -Clarendon House —licrkelev 
 House — Devonshire House — Lansdowne House — Ikrkcley Scpidre — Hay Hill 
 — St. James's Church— The Hay market — Theatre Koyal — Suffolk Street— 
 Her Majesty's Theatre — St. James's Street — Berkshire House — Cleveland 
 House— P>iidgewater House — Cleveland Square — Cleveland Row — Cleveland 
 Court — St. James's Place — Park Place — liennet Street — Arlington Street — 
 Grosvenor Place — Great Windmill Street —llejjji'nt Siiect — Swallow Street — 
 Sackville Sireet— Bond Stnet — 'Clifford Stieet — Conduit Street — Bruton 
 Street — Grafton Street — Albemarle Street— Dover Street — Berkeley Street— 
 Stratton Street — Bolton Street — Clarges Street — -Half Moon Street — May 
 Fair — Chesterfield House — Down Street — Park Lane— Hamilton Place — 
 Hyde Park Corner — St. George's Hospital — The Ring — Rotten Row — The 
 Serpentine — Kensington Gardens — The I'alace — Green Park — Constitution 
 Hill— St. James's Park — Rosamond's Pond — Duck Island — The Mall— Bird- 
 cage Walk - The Parade — Horse Guards — Sjjring Gaidens — St. James's 
 Hospital — King's Manor House — St. James's Palace — Chapel Royal — German 
 Chapel — Royal Library — Stable-yard — Buckingham Palace— Mulberry Gar- 
 dens — Goring House — Arlington House — Buckingham House — Queen's.House 
 —The King's Library— Marble Arch— Tart Hall — Pall Mall-St. James's Field 
 — The Rookery — Old clubs — Marlborough House— Scliomlierg House — New 
 clubs — Carlton House — Warwick Mouse- British Institution— St. James's 
 Square — Norfolk House— St. James's Market — Charles Street — York Street — 
 Jerniyn Street — King Street — Willis's Rooms— Bury Street — Duke Street. 
 
 Illustrations, inter alia : Hyde Park Corner, IbOO — York Hou.se, now the 
 Albany — Hertford House— Old Apsley House— Burlington House, I8f>8 — 
 Old Burlington House, I7U0 — The colonnade of Burlington House, 1868 — 
 Piccadilly wall of Burlington House, 18(18 — Queensbury House- Burlington 
 Gardens and Uxbridge House — Marshal Wade's house in old Burlington 
 Street — Clarendon House, 16()7-83 — Devonshire House, 1808— Chesterfield 
 House— St. George's Hospital, 1746 - Cheesecake House — Ranger's Lodge, 
 Green Park — Constitution Hill, 1748 — St. James's Park in the time of 
 Charles II. — Rosamonfi's Pond — St. James's Palace and Park — St. .James's 
 Palace- Buckingham House, 1748— Schomberg House — The screen of Carlton 
 House — St. James's Square, about 1727. 
 
 Wheeler (Gerald John) The practice of private bills, with the 
 standing (jrders of the ITouse of Lords and House of Commons, 
 and nilos as to provisional orders. London, 1900. 8vo, pp. xx., 5.'31. 
 
 Wkitaker (Williams The geology of London and of part of the 
 Thames valley. London, 1889. Svo, 2 vols. 
 
 Memoir of the Geological Survey, England and Wales, being explanatory 
 of sheets 1. 2 and 7 of the Geological Survey Maj). 
 
 Vol. I. (|)p. xi., .5.">6) : Descriptive geology: [ntroiluction — Underground 
 jilan f.i older rocks —Cretaceous beds— Lower London tertiaries^London 
 (;l,-iy — Lower Bagshot be<ls — Deposits of doubtful age— Glacial drift — River 
 drift — Alluvium, etc.— Physical geology — Economic geology— Petrological, 
 mincralogical, and chemical. 
 
 Vol.11, (pp. iii, 3.t2) : Appendices: Well-seciions^Trial-borings^Miscel- 
 lantfnis lx)ring8 and shallow wells — Sections shown in excavations for 
 buildings, etc., in London and the neighbourhood-.
 
 305 
 Whitaker (William) — continued. 
 
 Guide to t]ie geoloi^j of London and the neighbourhood. 
 
 Fifth edition. London, 1889. 8vo. pp. xii., 90. 
 
 Whitcombe (John) /S'ee Prideaux (F.) and J. Whitcombe. Pre- 
 cedents in conveyancing. 1895. 8vo. 
 
 White (Frederick Thomas) and Owen Davies Tudor A 
 
 selection of leading cases in equity, with notes. Third edition. 
 London, 18(3t). 8vo, 2 vols. 
 
 White (Henry) See Loftie (W. J.) Memorials of the Savoy ; 
 with a preface by the Rev. H. White. 1878. 8vo. 
 
 White (James George) 'The churches and chapels of old London : 
 with a short account of those who have ministered in them. 
 Printed for private circulation. London, 1901. 8vo, pp. ix., 169 ; 
 104. 
 
 The ])ook consists of two separate sections, one relating to the old churches 
 (in al[)habetical order) that existed in the City before the Fire of London, 
 the other relating to the chapels and meeting houses (arranged in districts) 
 that existed in the City during the eighteenth and the beginning of the 
 nineteenth centuries. 
 
 [Another copy.] 
 
 White (John) On cementitions architecture as applicable to the 
 construction of bridges ; with a prefatory notice by T. P. 
 Pritchard. London, 1832. 8vo, pp. 27. 
 
 An essay on the formation of harbouis of refuge. London, 
 
 1840. 8vo, pp. xiv., 59. 
 
 Some account of the proposed improvements of the 
 
 western part of London by the formation of the Regent's Park, 
 the new street, the new sewer, etc., illastiated hy a variet}" of 
 plans, and accompanied by explanatory and critical observations. 
 Second edition. London, 1815. 8vo, pp. xii., 99, xciv. 
 
 Plans : Plan of Marylebone Park Farm upon a design for letting it out on 
 building leases, by J. Nash — Anoth t plan by T. Savcrton an<l T. Clawner — 
 Plan (if the proposed improvements on the Marylebone Park Estate, by 
 J. White, 1803— Plan of Regent Street— The same with Mr. J. Wyatt's 
 suggestions. 
 
 [Another copy.] 
 
 White (William) Treatment of domestic sewage. See Leamington 
 Exhibition, Journal. 1877. 4to. 
 
 Whitechapel, Parish of A collection of acts of Parliament 
 relating to the parish of Whitechapel, 1721-1888. London, 
 1722-1888. Folio. 
 
 Contents: Whitechapel Hoad, 1721, 1 7:}(;, 17(;3, 1777, 178.->, 1803, 1823, 
 1-828— Small debts. 1749, 1778. 1832 — Poor, cleansing, lighting and watching, 
 1763, 1765, 1779, 1806, 1853— Paving Goodman's Fields, 177U— Paving High
 
 396 
 
 Whitechapel, Parish of —continued. 
 
 Street. 1770 — Highway repairing, 1772 — Improvement, Dirty Lane, etc., 
 1777— Paving, I'huroh" Lane, etc., 1782— Commercial Road, 18U2, 1804, 1806, 
 ]80;>, 1811, 181.\ 182t. 1S28. 1834— East India Dock Road, 1804, 180;>, 1811, 
 1S15. 1824, 182S, 1834— Tilbury Road, 18(t8, 180<1, 1811,181.5, 1821. 1824, 
 1828, 1S34— Charities. 1811— Barking Road, 1811, 1S15, 1824, 1828, 1834— 
 Whitechapel Road, gas lighting, 1821- Row Bridge, 1834— Burdett Road, 
 1865— Unhealthy area, 1876, 1879, 1888— Goiilston Street, Flower and Dean 
 Street, improvement, 1877 — East London Railway, 1882, 1883, 1884 — London 
 Hospital. 1884 — Boor Law Order confirmation, 1884. 
 
 ■ District Board Kcport.s iind uccounts of the Whitechapel 
 
 ilistriot board, 1^50-1900. London, 1857-1900. 8vo. 
 
 Union Keport of the guardians and abstract of the union 
 
 account.s for the year ended Lady-day, 1901. London, 1901. 
 8vo, (^continuing). 
 
 Whiteley (George Cecil) See Whitele}' (G. Ci-ispe) The licensing 
 laws, etc. Third edition, by G. C. Whiteley. 1901. 8vo. 
 
 Whiteley (George Crispe) The law relating to weights, measures, 
 and weighing machines. London, 1879. 12nio, pp. xvii., 20G. 
 
 The licensing acts, 1872-1874, etc. London, 1874. 8vo, pp. 
 
 XXXV., 223. 
 
 The same. New edition, by G. C. Whiteley and F. J. 
 
 Lowe. London, 1888. 8vo, pp. liii., 450. 
 
 The same. Third edition, by G. Cecil Whiteley. London, 
 
 1901. 8vo, pp. xlv., 401. 
 
 Whitfield (Edward E.) The present state, claims, and prospects 
 of commercial educati(m. See Education. Technical Education 
 Congress. 1897. 8vo. 
 
 Whitten 'Robert Harvey) See New York, University of the State 
 of. Trend of legislation in the United States, by R. H. Whitten, 
 Ph.D. 1900. 8vo. 
 
 Whitworth (Robert) A report and survey of the canal proposed 
 to Ijc iiiade on one level from Waltham Abbey to Moorfields 
 ... to which is subjoined an address ... on the importance 
 and great utility of canals in general ; the advantages which 
 may fairly be expected from the canal now propo.sed ... by 
 J. Sharp. London, 1773. Folio, pp. 8; 16. 
 
 i'latiH : Plan and profile of the intended canal from Waltham AV>bey to 
 MoorfieMs, 1773 — Plans of the intended canal from Marylebone to Moorfields, 
 1773. 
 
 Whormby fjohn) An account of the Corporation of Trinity 
 llou.^o of Deptfoi'd Stfond and of .sea marks in general, 1746, 
 London, 1861. 8vo, pp. xxviii., 149.
 
 397 
 
 Wicksteed (Thomas) Report upon the various plans proposed 
 for renderino- available the manure contained in the sewage 
 water of the Metropolis, with a detailed oxplaTiation of the plan 
 proposed by the London Sewage Company, and an estimate of 
 the cost of the woi'ks and of the annual expenditure and revenue. 
 London, 1845. 8vo, pp. 55. 
 
 [A pamphlet bound up with others in volume, Sewage utilization, 1845-GS. 
 See Draiuaife and Sewerage.] 
 
 Wigan County, Borough of Accounts of the treasurer, 1894- 
 
 1901. Wigan, 1894-1901. 8vo, {continuing). 
 
 WiffffinS (John) The polluted Thames: the most speedy, effectual, 
 and economical mode of cleansing its waters, and getting rid of 
 the sewage of London. London, 1858. 8vo, pp. 32. 
 
 [A pamphlet bound up with others in volume, Sewage utilization, 1S45-65. 
 See Drainage and Sewerage.] 
 
 Wilkinson (Robert) Londinii illusti^ata : graphic and historical 
 memorials of monasteries, churches, chapels, schools, charitable 
 foundations, palaces, halls, courts, processions, places of early 
 amusement, and modern and present theatres in the cities and 
 suburbs of London and Westminster. London, 1819-25. 4to, 
 2 vols. 
 
 Wilks (Samuel) and George Thomas Bettany A biographical 
 
 history of Guy's Hospital. London, etc., 1892. 8vo, pp. viii., 
 500. 
 
 Contents : Life of Thomas Guy — Guy's Hospital in the eighteenth century 
 — Guy's Hospital in the nineteenth century — Physicians and surgeons in the 
 nineteenth century — Later history of Guy's Hospital and the medical school. 
 
 Will (John Shiress) The practice of the referees' courts in 
 Parliament, in regard to engineering details, efficiency of works, 
 and estimates, and water and gas bills. London, 1866. 8vo, 
 pp. xxii., 340. 
 
 See Michael (W. H.) and J. S. Will. The law relating to 
 
 gas, Avater, and electric lighting. Fourth edition, by J. S. Will. 
 1894. 8vo. 
 
 Willes (William Henry) See Gale (C. J.) A treatise on the 
 law of easements. Third edition, by W. H. Willes. 1862. 8vo. 
 
 Williams (Sir Edward Vaughan) A treatise on the law of 
 
 exectitors and administrators. Fifth edition, London, 1856. 
 8vo, 2 vols. 
 
 Williams (James) See Geary (W. N. M.) The law of theatres 
 and music-halls ; with historical introduction, by J. Williams. 
 1885. 8vo.
 
 3^ 
 
 Williams ('John) An historical account of sub-ways in the British 
 Metropolis for the ilow of pure water and gas into tlie houses of 
 the inhnbitants, Avithout distui-bing the pavements; including 
 the projects of 1824 and 1825. London, 1828. 8vo, pp. 472, 
 index and plates. 
 
 ^letropolitan sub-ai-ch railways ; and the streets of London 
 
 made perfect, without disturbing the paving for pipes, sewers, 
 or any other purpose : the line of railway is shown, and this 
 entirely new system clearly explained. London, 1854. 8vo, 
 pp. 19. 
 
 [A pamjihlet bound up with others in volume, Loiuhin iniprorcments. See 
 Improvements.] 
 
 Williams (Joseph William Humej and Sir John Richard 
 
 Somers Vine The P^nglish municipal code : being the Municipal 
 Corporations Act, 1882 . . . with historical introduction, 
 notes, etc. London, 1882. 8vo, j)]). viii., 299. 
 
 Williams (Joshua) Principles of the law of real property. Ninth 
 edition. J.,ondon, 1859. 8vo, pp. xxiii., 460. 
 
 The same. Eleventh edition. London, 1868. 8vo, pp. 
 
 XXV., 547. 
 
 Williams (Michael) Some London theatres: past and present. 
 
 Loiiilon, ]>s.j. bvo, ])]). vi., 215. 
 
 Contents : The stoiy of olil Sadler's Wells — Something about old 
 Highbury Barn — The drama in Norton Folgate — The <lrama in I'ortman 
 Market — rhreo Lyceums. 
 
 Williams CR. Price) and William Shelford London water 
 
 sujtjily : on the advisability of aj)])()intiiig a )'oyal cojnniission to 
 value the undertakings of the existing water companies with a 
 view to their ijurchase, and the constitution of one system of 
 water suj»ply to the Metropolis. London, 1877. 8vo, pp. 12, 
 and map. 
 
 [A pamphlet bound up with others in volume, Water syppli/, 1871-77. 
 See Water Sui»i)l7.] 
 
 Williams (Robert) More light and air for Londoners, the efFect 
 of tlie New Streets and Buildings bill on the health of the 
 people. London, 1894. 8vo. ]>]». ix., 53. 
 
 Williams (^ William Meade) Annals of the worshipful Company 
 of Foiiiideis of tii(!(,"itv of London. London, 18(J7. 8vo, pp. xii., 
 291, and 13 plates. 
 
 Williamson 'Emily E.) The relation of municipal and county 
 charities to the commonwealth. Saa Ban"Ows (I. C.) Proceed- 
 ings of the National rVinference of Charities . . . held in 
 Grand Kapid.s, Mich., June 4-10, 1896. Edited by 1. C. 
 Barrows. 1896. 8vo.
 
 399 
 
 Willich (Charles Madinger) Popular tables . . . for aecer- 
 . tainiiiu:, accoi'diiio- to the Call isle tables of mortality, the vahie 
 of lifehold, leasehold, and cliurch property, etc. London, 1876. 
 8vo, pp. xxii., 196. 
 
 Wilson (Arthur) The Supreme Ccuii-t of Judicature Acts. 
 Second edition. London, 1878. 12nio, pp. liii., 604. 
 
 The same. Fourth edition, by M. D. Chalmers and M. M. 
 
 Mackenzie. London, 1883. 12mo, pp. Ixxvii., 947. 
 
 The same. Seventh edition, b}- C. Burney, ISl. M. 
 
 Mackenzie and C. A. White. London, 1888. 8vo, pp. cxxxii., 
 983. 
 
 See Pollock (Sir C. E.) The practice of the County 
 
 Courts, etc. Eighth edition, by H. Nicol and A. AVilson. 1876. 
 8vo. 
 
 Wilson (Erasmus) Cleopatra's Needle; with bi-ief notes on Egypt 
 and Egyptian obelisks. London, (1877.) 8vo, pp. xvi., 214, and 
 21 plates. 
 
 Wilson (H. B.) The history of Merchant Taylors' School from its 
 foundation to the present time : in two parts. I. Of its founders, 
 ]iatrons, benefactors, and masters. II. Of its principal scholars. 
 London, 1812-14. 4to, 2 vols. 
 
 Wilson (James Holbert) Catalogue of collection of engravings 
 and drawings relating to . . . London, formed by the late J. H. 
 Wilson, Esq., of 19, Onslow Square, to be sold by auction by 
 Messrs. Sotheby, Wilkinson and Hodge, etc. London, 1898. 
 8vo, 2 parts in 1. 
 
 Wilson (James M.) The progress of morality in the relations of 
 men and women. See Hand (J. E.) Good citizenship. 1899. 
 8vo. 
 
 Wilson (^John) A concise account of St. John's Gate, Clerkenwell. 
 Loudon, 1869. 8vo, pp. 31, and 9 plates. 
 
 Wilson (Mona) Factories and workshops. See Hand (J. E.) 
 
 Good citizenship. 1899. 8vo. 
 
 Wilson (Robert) Boiler and factoi-y chimnej's ; their draught 
 powei' and stability, with a chapter on lightning conductors. 
 London, 1877. 8vo, pp. ii., 64. 
 
 Windeyer (Sir William C.) Technical education in New South 
 Wales. See Education. Technical Education Congress. 1897. 
 8vo. 
 
 Winkler (Clemens) Hand book of technical gas analysis, containing 
 concise instructions foi- cari-ying out gas analytical methods of 
 proved utility. London, 1885. 8vo, pp. viii., 125.
 
 400 
 
 WisWOuld (SamueD Charitable foundations, bequests, and gifts of 
 j)ious and charitable benefactors to the parish of St. Pancras . .. 
 to wliich is added some particulars of the rent chai'ges payable 
 in lieu of rates, and a list of vicars and churchwardens from the 
 earliest times. London. 1803. 8vo, pj). vi., 128. 
 
 Contents : Benefactions for the beuetit of the poor — Lapsed charities and 
 temporary gifts to the poor— Gifts for tlie cliurch— For the repair of the 
 highways. — Appendix : Kent charges in lieu of parochial rates ; list of vicars 
 and churchwardens. 
 
 Witt (,Otto N.) The relations existing between the teaching 
 of pure chemistry and applied chemistry. See Education. 
 Technical Education Congress. 1897. 8vo. 
 
 Wolff (Henry W.) People's banks; a record of social and economic 
 success. London, 1893. 8vo, ])p. 261. 
 
 Contents: Introduction — General idea — Tlie credit associations of 
 Sdiulze-Delitzsch — RaifPeisen Loan F)anks — The great co-operative contro- 
 ver.^y — Offshoots and congeners — The Banche Popolari of Italy — The Cassc 
 Rurali of Dr. Wolleinborg — The Belgian lianques Populaires — Co-operative 
 credit in Switzerland — Co-operative credit in France — Conclusion. 
 
 Wolstenholme (Edward Parker) Forms and precedents adapted 
 for use under the Conveyancing Acts and Settled Land Acts. 
 1881 to 1890. Fifth edition. London, 1891. 8vo, pp. xxviii., 376. 
 
 and Richard Otway Turner The Conveyancing and 
 
 Law of Property Act, 1874, efc. London, 1882. 8vo, pp. xxv., 
 258. 
 
 The same. Sixth edition, by E. P. Wolstenholme and W. 
 
 Brinton. London, 1891. Svo, pp. xxvi., 424. 
 
 The same. Eighth edition, by E. P. Wolstenholme, W. 
 
 Brinton, and B. L. Cherry. London, 1899. 8vo, pp. xlv., 530. 
 
 Wolverhampton, County Boroug-h of Abstract of the accounts, 
 1893-4 to 1898-9. Wolverhampton, 1894-99. 8vo, '6 vols. 
 
 Annual reports of the several committees of the Corpora- 
 tion, 1875-6. Wolverhampton, 1876. Folio. 
 
 Wood C Edward J.) Sec Pinks (AV. J.) The history of Clerken- 
 
 wcll. Edited by E. J. Wood.] 1865. 8vo. 
 
 Wood 'Sir Henry Trueman) Proposals for a system of technical 
 (•ducat idii: a icport to a committee of the livery companies of 
 London. London, 1877. 8vo, ])p. 53. 
 
 The Society of Arts examinations. See Education. 
 
 Technical Education Congress. 1897. 8vo. 
 
 Wood '^Thomas Lett) London health and London traffic ; being 
 a letter ... on the subject of the embankment of the north 
 side of the Thames between Ijla(;kfiiars and Westminster 
 bridges. London, 1859. 8vo, pp. 47. 
 
 [A pamphlet bound uji with others in volume, London traffic, 1856-66. See 
 London Traffic]
 
 401 
 
 Woodfall (William) Practical treatise on the law of landlord and 
 tenant. Fifth edition. London, 1843. 8vo, pp. Ixiii., 1062. 
 
 The same. Sixth edition. London, 1849. Svo, pi). Ixxii., 
 
 1064. 
 
 The same. Eighth edition, London, 1863. Svo, pp. Ixvi., 
 
 1101. 
 
 The same. Fourteenth edition. London, 1889. Svo, pp. 
 
 Ixxxvi., 1110 
 
 • The same. Sixteenth edition. London, 1898. 8vo, pp. 
 
 Ixxviii., 1112. 
 
 Woodhead (German Sims) Bacteria and their products. London, 
 1891. 8vo, pp. xiii., 459. 
 
 Woodnorth (J. H.) Pensions and state soldieis' homes. See 
 Barrows (1. C.) Proceedings of the National Conference of 
 Charities . . . held in Grand Rapids, Mich., June 4-10, 1896. 
 Edited by I. C. Barrows. 1896. 8vo. 
 
 WoodroW (Ernest A. E.) See Sachs (E. 0.) Modern opera 
 houses. 1896-98. Folio. 
 
 Woods, Commissioners of Reports of the commissioners of His 
 Majesty's woods, forests, and land revenues. London, 1812- 
 32. Folio, 9 vols. 
 
 Woodward (Horace Boling'broke) Soils and sub-soils from a 
 
 sauitaiy ])oint of view, with especial reference to London and 
 its neighbourhood. London, 1897. 8vo, pp. vi., 58. 
 
 Couteuts : Introduction (London and its neighbourhood ; geological 
 considerations ; geological formations and soils) — Soils and subsoils of London 
 and its neighbourhood (made ground; na(ural soil; marshlami ; gravel, 
 sand, and sandstone ; mixed subsoils ; clay ; limestone) — General remarks 
 on the subsoil with lefereuce to sites and foundations for houses (clay and 
 gravel subsoils ; contamination of subsoils ; foundations and buildings ; 
 gardens) — Water supply and drainage (London water supply ; rural water 
 supply and sanitation) — General sanitary considerations in regard to 
 situations and 8urr(jun(lings of houses (fogs antl sunshine, rain and winds ; 
 conclusions) — Cemeteries — Notes of heights and indications of the general 
 characters of the subsoils at the localities mentioned. 
 
 Map of the subsoils round London, 1897. 
 
 Woodward (William) London as it is and as it might be. 
 London, 1886. 4to, pp. 55. 
 
 • Keprinted from the Transactions of the Royal Institute of British Architects. 
 Contents : London before and after the Great Fire — London as it is in 1885 
 — The government of London in 188.^ — Acts of Parliament governing Lontlon 
 — Inadequacy of machinery for executing acts — The Metropolitan Board and 
 street improvements — Site of the projtosed Admiralty and War Offices — The 
 Corporation and lines of frontage — Amendments needed — Oi)en spaces — List 
 of some acts of Parliament passed during the present century for the 
 government of Loudon. 
 
 Plans : Sir C. Wren's plan for rebuilding London — The Gray's Inn Road 
 
 cc-
 
 102 
 
 Woodward (William) —rontmned. 
 
 imi)rovcment, May, 188-1 — The same : plan suggested by Mr. L. H. Isaacs — 
 riot of building land in St. Luke's parish as laid out by the Metropolitan 
 Board of Works — The IMccadilly ("ircus imjirovcment — Site of new public 
 oflicLs — Lines of frontage as regulated by the Corporation and the Metropolitan 
 Board of Works. 
 
 Proposed public improvements at Cliai-ing- Cross. London, 
 
 1894. 4to, pp. [6.] 
 
 Reprinted from the Journal of the Society of Architects. 
 
 riatcs, etc. : Tropdscd entrance (or triumj)hal arch) from Charing Cross to 
 the Mali — Trafalgar Scjuarc, proposed central staircase — Trafalgar Square, 
 the Shaftesbury Fountain — St. JIartin's Church, showing the proposed podium 
 to the west front — Plan of the proposed pul)lic improvements at Charing 
 CrosB. 
 
 The sanitation and reconstruction of central London. See 
 
 Wcstgarth (AV.) Essays on street alignment, etc. 1886. 8vo. 
 
 Woolrych (Edmund Humphrey) The Metropolis local manage^ 
 ment acts. London, 18()."{. 12mo, pp. 1., 686, 
 
 [Another copy.] 
 
 The same. Second edition. London, 1880. 8vo, pp. Ix., 
 
 745, and index. 
 [Another copy.] 
 
 The same. Third edition, by L. Goodx-ich. London, 1888. 
 
 8vo, pp. xxxiii., 922. 
 
 [Another cojjy.] 
 
 Woolrych CHumphrey William; Metropolitan bnildino- acts. 
 .Second etiilion. London, 1^77. Svo, pp. xxxii., '2i^)2. 
 
 [Another copy.] 
 
 Worcester, Corporation of An abstract of the accounts, 1893-4 
 
 to lb!.t7-^. Worcester, 1894-98. 4to, 5 vols. 
 
 Workmen's Trains Workmen's trains on Metropolitan lines. [A 
 collection of parliamentary papers.] London, 1890-97. Folio. 
 
 Copy of statements funiished to the Board of Trade by the railway 
 companies having termini in the Metropolis, in reply to a circular letter 
 rc'iucsting information for the use of tlic London County Council. London, 
 IS'JO. Folio, pp. 37. 
 
 Copy of statements furnished l<j the Board of Trade by the railway 
 companies having temnni in the Metropolis, in reply to a circular letter 
 requesting information on the subject; together with a general statement 
 showing the total number anrl mileage of the trains rcquiied to be run by 
 special act of i'arliament, and also of those actually running in the years 
 1X8.3, 1890, and 1894 respectively on the Metropolitan lines. London, 1891, 
 Folio, pp. .'>9. 
 
 Notes of conference held at the Board of Trade on 2Ktli .June, 189."^, with 
 representatives of the London County Council and representatives of the
 
 lu;') 
 
 Workmen's Trsiuis— continued. 
 
 railway comp:inies having toiniiiii in the Metropolis ; and also copy of 
 subsequent conespondoiicc between the Board of Trade, the London County 
 Council, and the railway conipanies". London, IS'.iL Folio, i)p. 3o. 
 
 Copy of correspondence between the lioard of Trade and the railway 
 companies having termini in the Metropolis on the question of an al]et;cd 
 necessity for the provision of later cheai) trains for workwomen. London, 
 
 1895. Folio, pp. IT). 
 
 Copy of statements furnished to the Board of Tiade by the railway 
 companies having termini in the Metropolis, in reply to a circular letter 
 rccpiesting information on the subject; together with a general statement 
 showing the total number and mileage of the trains re(piired to be run by 
 special act of rarliament, and also of those actually running in the years 
 ]8s:^, 18itn, LH91, and 1897 respectively on the Metropolitan lines. London, 
 1897. Folio, pji. m. 
 
 Wormell (Richard) Commercinl education and the need for a 
 school of eonimerce. See Education. Technical Education Con- 
 gress. 1897. 8vo. 
 
 Worsley (Sir William) Thames reform : a new plan for the 
 drainage of the Metropolis ; combined with practical suggestions 
 for public convenience, health, and recreation; with an explana- 
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 The New Wells, near the London Spa — The English Grotto, or Grotto Garden, 
 Rosoman Street — The Mulberry Garden, Clerkenwell — Sadler's Wells — 
 Merlin's Cave — Bagnigge Wells — Lord Cobham's Head — Sir John Oldcastle 
 Tavern and Gardens — St. Chad's Well, Battle Bridge — Bowling Green House, 
 near the F<3undling Hospital — Adam and Eve Tea Gardens. Tottenham 
 Court Road — The Peerless Pool — The Shepherd and Shepherdess, City Road 
 —The Spring Garden, Stepney — Maryle])one Gardens— The Queen's Head 
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 Stingo — Bayswater Tea Gardens — Pancras Wells — Adam and Eve Tea 
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 Isliniiton— Canonlun-v House Tea G anions— Copenhagen House— Highbury 
 Barn— The Devil's House. Hollo way— Hornsey Wood House— The Spring 
 Garden. Stoke Newingtnn— The Black Queen Coffee House and Tea Gardens, 
 Sharklewell — Hauipstea.l Wells— The Spaniards— New Georgia— Belsize 
 House — Kilburn Wells — Uanclagh House and Gardens — Stronibolo House 
 and Gardens— Star and Garter Tavern and Gardens, Chelsea— Jenny's 
 Whim. Pinilico — Cromwell's Garden«<, aftewards Florida Gardens, Brompton 
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 Grotto Gardens— Cuper's Gardens— The Folly on the Thames— Belvedere 
 House and Gardens, Lambeth— Restoration Spring Gardens, St. George's 
 Fields— Tlie Flora Tea tiardens, or Mount Gardens, Westminster Bridge 
 Road— The Temple of Flora— Apollo Gardens, or Temple of Apollo— Dog 
 an.l Duck, St. George's Fields (St. George's Spa)— The Black Prince, 
 Newinsrton Butts— Lambeth Wei's— Marble Hall, Vauxhall— The Cumber- 
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 gardens— South-east view of Copenhagen House, 1783 — The Rotunda at 
 Ranelagh, 17.51— St. Helena Tavern and Tea Gardens— The Savoy, Somerset 
 House, and the water entrance to Cuper's Gardens— General prospect of 
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 Hampstead, 17.">2— The Spaniards, 1750— Belsize House and Park— West 
 view of Chelsea Bridsre, showing .Jenny's Whim, 1761— Plan of Cuper's 
 Gardens, 1761 - The Folly, 1720— The Black Prince, Newington Butts, 1788— 
 Waterside entrance to Cumberland Gardens— Vauxhall in 1850. 
 
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 their construction, use, and management, etc. London, 1866. 
 8vo, pp. viii., 53-i. 
 
 Young' (Sidney) The annals of the baiber-surgeons of London, 
 compiled from their records and other sources. London, 1890. 
 4to, pp. xii., 623. 
 
 Contents : The names of the masters and wardens from the year 1308 — A 
 list of such members of the company as have served the office of serjeant 
 surgeon — A list of King's barbers — A list of members of the company who 
 have served the offices of sheriff, alderman or lord mayor of the City of 
 London — Historical account, the barbers unincorporatc — Historical account, 
 the barbers incorporate — Extracts from (!0urt minutes, etc., nmre particu- 
 larly relating to the internal history of the company — Precetlence — Court 
 of assistants — ^The commonalty — Apprentices — Freemen — Liverymen — The 
 yeomanry — The clerk — The beadle — Surgery — Surgical lectures ami demon- 
 strations — Wardens' and other accounts — Disputes — Heraldry — Feasts — The 
 Irish estate — Charities — Inventories — Plate — Pictures— Biographical notices 
 of eminent members — Snndiy monumental inscriptions — Appendices. 
 
 Illustrations, inter alia : Interior of court room — Plan of estate— Old 
 entrance to the l^all — The committee room — Barber-surgeons' Hall, 1674 
 to 1864, 
 
 Young (William) The municipal buildings, Glasgow : with . . . 
 illustrations, etc. Glasgow, 1890. 4to, pp. 35. 
 
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 passing of the act of Parliament dissolving the original corpora- 
 tion, 28th August, 1857 ; with a life of the founder, Edward 
 Alleyn, and an accurate transcript of his diary, 1617-1622, etc. 
 London, 1889. 4to, 2 vols. 
 
 Contents : — 
 
 Vol. I. (pp. xii.. 5.S.S) : Early history of Dulwich — The College during the 
 life of the founder— The statutes and the founder's will — History of the 
 College, 1626 to 18.57 — Social aspect of Dulwich College — The pictures and 
 picture galleries — Dulwich ( "oUege after 1.S.57. 
 
 Vol. II. (pp. iv., 470; : Life of Edward Alleyn— Diary of Edward Alleyn— 
 The Fortune Theatre — The court rolls — Books and manuscripts — The Rev, 
 J. Hume, 1706 to 1730— The llev. 0. T. Linlcy, 1816 to 1831— J. Allen of 
 Holland House, 1811 to 1843— Index. 
 
 Illustrations, inter alia : Views of Dulwich College, 17iiO to 1750, 1790, 
 1820, 1832 to 1860— Military map of the environs of Dulwich, 1800— View on 
 Dulwich Common, 1784— Hull Place, 1870— Quadrangle, 1797— Map of 
 Dulwich from Roque, 1741. 
 
 Younge (Edward) and John Collyer Reports of cases decided 
 
 in the High Court of Chancery, by Sir J. L. K. Bruce, vice- 
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