London 6 Volume Set

Volume 1: Analytical table of contents; Introduction; 1. The silent highway; 2. Clean your honour's shoes; 3. Paul's Cross; 4. The Tabard; 5. London Bridge; 6. Midsummer-eve; 7. St Mary Overies; 8. Street noises; 9. Roman London; 10. The old spring-time in London; 11. The parks; 12. The parks (cont.); 13. Underground; 14. Suburban milestones; 15. Lambeth Palace; 16. The Roman remains; 17. Piccadilly; 18. Crosby Place; 19. Old Whitehall; 20. New Whitehall; 21. Ben Jonson's London; 22. Ben Jonson's London (cont.); 23. Ranelagh and Vauxhall; 24. Street sights; 25. The Monument. Volume 2: Analytical table of contents; 26. The buildings of St Paul's; 27. The College of Physicians; 28. The priory and church of St Bartholomew; 29. The priory and church of St Bartholomew; 30. The House of Commons; 31. The House of Commons (cont.); 32. Milton's London; 33. The Charter House; 34. St John's Gate; 35. The Strand; 36. The Strand (cont.); 37. London antiquaries; 38.-42. The Tower; 43. Old Royal Exchange and its founder; 44. The Royal Exchange and the South Sea House; 45. Smithfield; 46. Christ's Hospital; 47. Some features of London life in the last century; 48. St James's Palace; 49. Spitalfields; 50. The Custom House. Volume 3: 51. Bermondsey; 52. Modern Bermondsey; 53. The Mint; 54. The Thames Tunnel; 55. The docks; 56. Westminster Bridge; 57. Strawberry Hill; 58. Blackfriars Bridge; 59. Clerkenwell; 60. Strawberry Hill (cont.); 61. Vauxhall, Waterloo and Southwark bridges; 62. Barber-Surgeons' Hall; 63. The College of Surgeons; 64. The Royal Academy; 65. The Royal Academy (cont.); 66. London astrologers; 67. St Giles's, past and present; 68. The Post Office; 69. Pall Mall; 70. The Temple church; 71. Scotsmen in London; 72. The Foundling Hospital; 73. The Corn Exchange; 74. Ely Place; 75. Goldsmiths' Hall. Volume 4: 76. Beer; 77. Banks; 78. The Fleet Prison; 79. Fleet marriages; 80.-84. Westminster Abbey; 85. Old London rogueries; 86. London burials; 87. London fires; 88. Billingsgate; 89. London churches at the end of the fourteenth century; 90. Sketches of the history of crime and police in London; 91. Old St Paul's; 92. Old St Paul's (cont.); 93. Somerset House; 94. The Old Bailey; 95. Public refreshment; 96. New St Paul's; 97. New St Paul's (cont.); 98. Inns of Court; 99. Inns of Court (cont.); 100. The Reading Room of the British Museum. Volume 5: 101. Doctors' Commons; 102. The Temple Church; 103. Advertisements; 104. The East India House; 105. Historical recollections of Guildhall; 106. Civic government; 107. The Excise Office; 108. The companies of London; 109. Covent Garden; 110. The Admiralty and the Trinity House; 111. The churches of London; 112. The churches of London (cont.); 113. The churches of London (cont.); 114. The Horse Guards; 115. The old London booksellers; 116. Exeter Hall; 117. The gardens of the Zoological Society; 118. The theatres of London; 119. The Treasury; 120. The Horticultural and Royal Botanic Societies; 121. Prisons and penitentiaries; 122. London newspapers; 123. The Society of Arts, etc., in the Adelphi; 124. Medical and surgical hospitals and lunatic asylums; 125. London shops and bazaars. Volume 6: 126. Education in London, ancient; 127. Education in London, modern; 128. The Old Jewry; 129. Old trading companies; 130. Public statues; 131. The College of Arms; 132. Houses of the old nobility; 133. Buckingham and Old Westminster palaces; 134. Westminster Hall and the new Houses of Parliament; 135. The Lord Mayor's Show; 136. The British Museum; 137. Music; 138. The squares of London; 139. The Stationers' Company; 140. Bills of mortality; 141. The National Gallery and the Soane Museum; 142. The metropolitan boroughs; 143. Exhibitions of art; 144. The Stock Exchange; 145. Railway termini; 146. Military London; 147. Charities of London; 148. Tattersall's; 149. Learned societies; 150. Courts of