A new and compleat survey of London. In ten parts. I. All the publick transactions and memorable events, that have happened to the citizens, from its foundation, to the year 1742. II. A particular description of the thirteen wards on the East of Walbrook. III. Of the twelve wards on the West of Walbrook. IV. 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. V. An historical account of the city governments, ecclesiastical, civil and military. VI. A full account of the great and extensive commerce of the city; and of the several incorporations of the arts and mysteries of the citizens. VII. Of the present state of learning in this city. VIII. History and antiquities of Westminster; its government, ecclesiastical and civil. IX. Of the several parishes and liberties in the county of Middlesex, within the bill of mortality. X. Of the borough of Southwark, and places contiguous in the county of Surry. In two volumes. By a citizen, and native of London.

Date:

MDCCXLII. [1742]