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Londina Illustrata. Graphic and Historical Memorials of Monasteries, Churches, Chapels, Schools, Charitable Foundations, Palaces, Halls, Courts, Processions, Places of Early Amusement, and Modern Present Theatres, in the Cities and Suburbs of London and Westminster, Volume 2

Wilkinson, Robert

1819-1825

Theatrum illustrata.

Graphic and historic memorials of ancient playhouses, modern theatres and other places of public amusement in the cities and suburbs of London and Westminster with scenic and incidental illustrations from the time of Shakspear to the present period.

Engraved title page to the first volume, including an emblematical vignette

Robert Wilkinson

London,

Published 1st January

1825

, by

Robert Wilkinson

No. 125 Fenchurch Street

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Title page of Vol. 2 reads: Theatrum illustrata. Graphic and historic memorials of ancient playhouses, modern theatres and other places of public amusement in the cities and suburbs of London & Westminster with scenic and incidental illustrations from the time of Shakspear to the present period.

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Edwin C. Bolles papers

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1819-1825

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	Courts, Halls, and Public Buildings Pie-Powder, otherwise Pied-Poudre Court Furnival's Inn, Holborn. Taken down in 1818 The Custom House The Court and Prison of the Marshalsea: In High Street in the Borough of Southwark The Cross at West Chepe The Queen's Treasury, Scotland Yard The late Hall of the worshipful Company of Salters Interior of Salters' Hall Meeting House Blackwell Hall, King Street, Cheapside, in Bassishaw Ward The Old town Hall, St. Margaret's Hill, Southwark: In the Ward of Bridge Without, In the County of Surrey Gerrard's Hall St. Michael's Church, Aldgate Remains of an Ancient Crypt in Leadenhall Street Ancient Crypt, called the Cellar of Guy Fawkes, in the Old Palace Yard, Westminster Leaden-Hall and Chapel, Taken down in 1812: The Manor, Chapel, and Market, of Leadenhall, Lime Street Ward An Account of the Ruins Discovered, in 1821, at the Corner of Whitcomb Street, Formerly Called Hedge Lane Old Hungerford Market: Near York Buildings, Strand The New Hungerford Market
	Schools Queen Elizabeth's Free Grammar School Situated in Tooley Street in the Parish of St. Olave, in the Borough of Southwark St. Saviour's Free Grammar-School Southwark Davenant's Schools, Whitechapel Road St. Paul's School, St. Paul's Church Yard: In the Ward of Farringdon Within
	Alms-Houses, Hospitals, &c. Meggs' Almshouses, Whitechapel Road The London Workhouse Bishopsgate Street Bridewell Chapel and Court Room St. John's House Hoxton Sir Andrew Judde's Alms-Houses, Great St. Helen's, Bishopsgate Street Within 28
	Places of Amusement Holland's Leaguer Bankside Cuper's Gardens: In the Marsh and Wall Liberty of the Parish of St. Mary,Lambeth Finch's Grotto Gardens: St. George's Fields Southwark
	Miscellaneous Objects of Antiquity Autograph of Anna Boullen Inscriptions on the Coffin-plates of the Earl of Kilmarnock, Lord Balmerino, and Lord Lovat, who were executed on Tower Hill in the Years of 1746 and 1747 The Monument of London: On Fish Street Hill, in the Ward of Bridge-Within
	Ancient and Modern Theatres Remarks upon the ancient Theatres of London: Introductory of Particular Descriptions. The Clerken-Will: in Ray Street , in the Parish of St. James, Clerkenwell.
	Theatres The Bull and the Bear Baiting, The Red Bull Playhouse, Clerkenwell. Fortune Theatre Lincoln's Inn Fields Theatre D'Avenant's Theatre Otherwise the Duke's Theatre, Little Lincoln's Inn Fields Theatre Royal, Drury Lane Destruction of Drury Lane Theatre by Fire Opening of Drury Lane New Theatre Theatre Royal, Covent Garden The New Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. Theatre Royal, Haymarket New Theatre Royal, Haymarket The King's Theatre, or the Italian Opera, Haymarket Theatre in Goodman's Fields. The whole of Goodman's Fields was formerly a farm belonging to the Abbey of Nuns, of the Order of St. Clare, called the Minories or Minoresses, from certain poor ladies of that order; and so late as the time of Stow, when he wrote his Survey in 1598, was let out in gardens, and for grazing horses. One Trolop, and afterwards Goodman, were the farmers there. But Goodman's son being heir by his father's purchase, let the grounds in parcels, and lived like a gentleman on its produce. He lies buried in St. Botolph's church, Aldgate. The Royalty Theatre, Wellclose Square The Tennis Court Theatre, Bear Yard, Little Lincoln's Inn Fields Olympic Theatre, Newcastle Street, Strand Sadler's Wells. The Pantheon Theatre, Oxford Street Strand Theatre, the Sans Pareil Astley's Amphitheatre, Westminster Road The Regency Theatre. Tottenham Street Tottenham Court Road The Cobourg Theatre Royal Circus or Surrey Theatre Lyceum Theatre, or English Opera, Strand. Theatre in Tankard Street, Ipswich Checks and Tickets of Admission to the public Theatres and other Places of Amusement.