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With sixty-five hand-coloured engravings, published by John Bowles & Son, Cornhill, each with printed label to the reverse in English and French, comprising:
View of ye City of Paris as it appears from ye Quay de Miramion, shewing the Church of our Lady Bridge & from thence to ye Bridge de la Tournelle part of ye Town House. S. John en Greve & S. Gervase, are seen at a distance
A Prospect of the Royal Palace of Thuilleries
The church of St Mary Le Bow in Cheapside London
The inside of the elegant music room in Vauxhall Gardens
The inside view of the Rotunda in Renelagh Gardens
The inside view of the Royal Exchange at London
The Chinese House, the Rotunda & the company in masquerade in Renelagh Gardens
A perspective view of the cascade of St. Cloud
The Royal Island in ye Garden of Versaille. It consists of two large pieces of water, surrounded with a pleasant grove. The largest basin is 360 feet long & 180 feet broad, in the middle of this water there was formerly an island which gave name to the place. The largest spout rises 47 feet, the smaller ones 44 feet. This place is decorated with several statues and 2 large vases in mable
View of the Canal of Fointanbleau
The Palace of St Cloud on the side of the Orange Garden
A prospect of the Palace of Luxembourg
The fountain of the domes of Versaille has its name from 2 adjacent temples of white marble which are 15 feet square and 20 feet high and curiously embellisht with trophies of war, & with a group of boys on their domes, all of gilt metal. A double balustrade of white marble, encloses an hexagon basin, from the middle whereof rises a spout of water 70 feet. From the pedestals of the inner balustrade there rises 18 water spouts which falling down run in a canal along the top of the balustrade, and over the sides of it into the basin.
A view of the bridge over the Thames at Hampton Court
The North view of the Summer Palace of her Imperial Majesty at St. Petersburg (English, French and Russian inscriptions)
The inside of the Pantheon at Rome
A view of St. Martins Church. Also of the arch of Septimus Severus, through which the Roman generals marched in their triumphs to the capital. The antique column is said to be one of those which supported the bridge built by Caligula for his passing from his palace to the capital. A is the ancient dungeon where St. Paul was confined.
The inside view of Henry VII Chappel in Westminster Abbey.
A curious perspective view of the inside of St. Pauls Cathedral shewing parts of the dome, the piers and arches which support it; and the entrances into the choir and isles.
The choir of St. Pauls Cathedral
A view of the City of Oporto
A view of Amsterdam taken from ye bridge over ye River Amstel. Shewing the buildings on each side of ye Amstel, ye Sluice and ye Blue Bridge, & terminating at ye Orphan House
A view of part of Amsterdam from the harbour, shewing the herring packers tower, the sluice of Haarlem, & the New Fishmarket
A view of the Stadt House, New Church, Weighing House, and the adjacent buildings of Amsterdam
The Church of St. Mary ye Great at Rome with ye additional buildings on each side. Also ye antique column brought hither from ye Temple of Peace, by Pope Paul V.
A view of the royal palace of Marli near Versailles
Le Royal Palace of Hampton Court
A view of Leicester Square London
A perspective view of St. James's Palace next ye park
A perspective view of Covent Garden
Publish'd according to Act of Parliament, 1 August 1744:
A view of the Royal Hospital at Chelsea & the Rotunda in Ranelaigh Gardens
Publish'd according to Act of Parliament, 18 June 1745:
Greenwich Hospital
Publish'd according to Act of Parliament, 28 July 1745:
Lambeth. The Archbishop of Canterbury's Palace
Publish'd according to Act of Parliament, 1 Nov. 1745:
The Royal Palace of Windsor
Publish'd according to act of Parliament, 25 March 1746:
The South East Prospect of London from the Tower to London Bridge
Publish'd according to Act of Parliament, 26 May 1746:
View of the Canal in St. James's Park.
Publish'd according to Act of Parliament, 13 Feb. 1749:
A View of Richmond Hill from the Earl of Cholmondelly's.
Governor Pitt's house (late Secretary Johnson's) at Twickenham
The North West prospect of St. Pauls Cathedral in London
The inside of St. Peters Church at Rome
The inside of St. Pauls Cathedral from the West end to the choir
A view of the Countess of Suffolks house near Twickenham
Publish'd according to Act of Parliament, 22 Apr. 1749:
The house of the late celebrated Mr A. Pope fronting the River Thames at Twickenham, now in possession of Sir Will. Stanhope. And a view of Lady Ferrer's summer house
Publish'd according to Act of Parliament, May ye 1 1750:
A view of the Earl of Radnors House at Twickenham
Publish'd according to Act of Parliament, June 1 1750:
The South East prospect of Westminster
Publish'd according to Act of Parliament, July 1 1750:
A perspective view of Venice
Publish'd according to act of Parliament, Dec. 1 1750:
The house of Moses Hart Esq. Between Twickenham & Iselworth
Publish'd accroding to Act of Parliament 1751:
The Walk of Triumphal Arches and the statue of Mr. Handle in Vauxhall Garden
Publish'd according to Act of Parliament Nov. 25 1751:
Vauxhall gardens, shewing the Grand Walk at the entrance of the Garden, and the orchestra with the music playing
Publish'd according to Act of Parliament, 1752:
A view of Amsterdam on each side the Old Rampart as seen from the Harbour
The North Prospect of London taken from the Bowling Green at Islington. The Monument of London in remembrance of the dreadful Fire in 1666. Its height is 202 feet.
Prior Park the seat of Ralph Allen Esq. Near Bath
Publish'd according to Act of Parliament June 24. 1752:
A perspective view of the City of Naples
Published according to Act of Parliament, 1753.
A North West View of the Tower of London.
A Perspective View of the North West Front of the Parish Church of St. Brides, the beautiful spire & c. The height from the cross above the vain to the ground is 242 feet.
A view of Somerset House with St. Mary's Church in the Strand, London. A view of St. James's Palace, Pall-Mall, &c.
A South view of Westminster Abbey & St. Margaret's Church
Publish'd according to Act of Parliament Aug 1 1753:
Ironmonger's hall with a view of Fenchurch Street
Publish'd according to Act of Parliament 1754:
The Royal Palace of Kensington
A perspective view of ye parade in S. James's Park. The Treasury, the New Building for the horse guards, and His Majesty going to the House of Lords
Publish's according to Act of Parliament Dec. 21 1754:
The Lord Mayor's Mansion House, shewing the Front of the House & theWest Side
Publish'd according to Act of Parliament, January 1. 1755:
A view of Westminster Bridge from Lambeth
1. Westminster Abbey
2. St. Margaret's Church
3. St. Stephen's Chapel
4. Westminster Hall
5. St. Martin's Church
View of ye City of Paris as it appears from ye Quay de Miramion, shewing the Church of our Lady Bridge & from thence to ye Bridge de la Tournelle part of ye Town House. S. John en Greve & S. Gervase, are seen at a distance
A Prospect of the Royal Palace of Thuilleries
The church of St Mary Le Bow in Cheapside London
The inside of the elegant music room in Vauxhall Gardens
The inside view of the Rotunda in Renelagh Gardens
The inside view of the Royal Exchange at London
The Chinese House, the Rotunda & the company in masquerade in Renelagh Gardens
A perspective view of the cascade of St. Cloud
The Royal Island in ye Garden of Versaille. It consists of two large pieces of water, surrounded with a pleasant grove. The largest basin is 360 feet long & 180 feet broad, in the middle of this water there was formerly an island which gave name to the place. The largest spout rises 47 feet, the smaller ones 44 feet. This place is decorated with several statues and 2 large vases in mable
View of the Canal of Fointanbleau
The Palace of St Cloud on the side of the Orange Garden
A prospect of the Palace of Luxembourg
The fountain of the domes of Versaille has its name from 2 adjacent temples of white marble which are 15 feet square and 20 feet high and curiously embellisht with trophies of war, & with a group of boys on their domes, all of gilt metal. A double balustrade of white marble, encloses an hexagon basin, from the middle whereof rises a spout of water 70 feet. From the pedestals of the inner balustrade there rises 18 water spouts which falling down run in a canal along the top of the balustrade, and over the sides of it into the basin.
A view of the bridge over the Thames at Hampton Court
The North view of the Summer Palace of her Imperial Majesty at St. Petersburg (English, French and Russian inscriptions)
The inside of the Pantheon at Rome
A view of St. Martins Church. Also of the arch of Septimus Severus, through which the Roman generals marched in their triumphs to the capital. The antique column is said to be one of those which supported the bridge built by Caligula for his passing from his palace to the capital. A is the ancient dungeon where St. Paul was confined.
The inside view of Henry VII Chappel in Westminster Abbey.
A curious perspective view of the inside of St. Pauls Cathedral shewing parts of the dome, the piers and arches which support it; and the entrances into the choir and isles.
The choir of St. Pauls Cathedral
A view of the City of Oporto
A view of Amsterdam taken from ye bridge over ye River Amstel. Shewing the buildings on each side of ye Amstel, ye Sluice and ye Blue Bridge, & terminating at ye Orphan House
A view of part of Amsterdam from the harbour, shewing the herring packers tower, the sluice of Haarlem, & the New Fishmarket
A view of the Stadt House, New Church, Weighing House, and the adjacent buildings of Amsterdam
The Church of St. Mary ye Great at Rome with ye additional buildings on each side. Also ye antique column brought hither from ye Temple of Peace, by Pope Paul V.
A view of the royal palace of Marli near Versailles
Le Royal Palace of Hampton Court
A view of Leicester Square London
A perspective view of St. James's Palace next ye park
A perspective view of Covent Garden
Publish'd according to Act of Parliament, 1 August 1744:
A view of the Royal Hospital at Chelsea & the Rotunda in Ranelaigh Gardens
Publish'd according to Act of Parliament, 18 June 1745:
Greenwich Hospital
Publish'd according to Act of Parliament, 28 July 1745:
Lambeth. The Archbishop of Canterbury's Palace
Publish'd according to Act of Parliament, 1 Nov. 1745:
The Royal Palace of Windsor
Publish'd according to act of Parliament, 25 March 1746:
The South East Prospect of London from the Tower to London Bridge
Publish'd according to Act of Parliament, 26 May 1746:
View of the Canal in St. James's Park.
Publish'd according to Act of Parliament, 13 Feb. 1749:
A View of Richmond Hill from the Earl of Cholmondelly's.
Governor Pitt's house (late Secretary Johnson's) at Twickenham
The North West prospect of St. Pauls Cathedral in London
The inside of St. Peters Church at Rome
The inside of St. Pauls Cathedral from the West end to the choir
A view of the Countess of Suffolks house near Twickenham
Publish'd according to Act of Parliament, 22 Apr. 1749:
The house of the late celebrated Mr A. Pope fronting the River Thames at Twickenham, now in possession of Sir Will. Stanhope. And a view of Lady Ferrer's summer house
Publish'd according to Act of Parliament, May ye 1 1750:
A view of the Earl of Radnors House at Twickenham
Publish'd according to Act of Parliament, June 1 1750:
The South East prospect of Westminster
Publish'd according to Act of Parliament, July 1 1750:
A perspective view of Venice
Publish'd according to act of Parliament, Dec. 1 1750:
The house of Moses Hart Esq. Between Twickenham & Iselworth
Publish'd accroding to Act of Parliament 1751:
The Walk of Triumphal Arches and the statue of Mr. Handle in Vauxhall Garden
Publish'd according to Act of Parliament Nov. 25 1751:
Vauxhall gardens, shewing the Grand Walk at the entrance of the Garden, and the orchestra with the music playing
Publish'd according to Act of Parliament, 1752:
A view of Amsterdam on each side the Old Rampart as seen from the Harbour
The North Prospect of London taken from the Bowling Green at Islington. The Monument of London in remembrance of the dreadful Fire in 1666. Its height is 202 feet.
Prior Park the seat of Ralph Allen Esq. Near Bath
Publish'd according to Act of Parliament June 24. 1752:
A perspective view of the City of Naples
Published according to Act of Parliament, 1753.
A North West View of the Tower of London.
A Perspective View of the North West Front of the Parish Church of St. Brides, the beautiful spire & c. The height from the cross above the vain to the ground is 242 feet.
A view of Somerset House with St. Mary's Church in the Strand, London. A view of St. James's Palace, Pall-Mall, &c.
A South view of Westminster Abbey & St. Margaret's Church
Publish'd according to Act of Parliament Aug 1 1753:
Ironmonger's hall with a view of Fenchurch Street
Publish'd according to Act of Parliament 1754:
The Royal Palace of Kensington
A perspective view of ye parade in S. James's Park. The Treasury, the New Building for the horse guards, and His Majesty going to the House of Lords
Publish's according to Act of Parliament Dec. 21 1754:
The Lord Mayor's Mansion House, shewing the Front of the House & theWest Side
Publish'd according to Act of Parliament, January 1. 1755:
A view of Westminster Bridge from Lambeth
1. Westminster Abbey
2. St. Margaret's Church
3. St. Stephen's Chapel
4. Westminster Hall
5. St. Martin's Church