Speaker's.-S.E. View of the same Bell Tower, taken from the House of Commons.-Internal View of the S. Door of the Chapel under St Stephen's.-Central Door at the E. end of the Painted Chamber.-East end of the Painted Chamber.-North side of the Painted Chamber. J. T. Smith del. & sc. p. 45. 13. Internal View of the Painted Chamber.

Engraved on

Stone (without any Inscription at bottom). p. 48. N. B. Copies of this Book have been sold wanting this Plate (vide page 50), 300 impressions only were taken off, in consequence of the Stone being rendered useless by the carelessness of the Printer.

14. Inside of the Painted Chamber, as it was in the Year 1800, before the old Tapestry was removed. Drawn and engraved by J. T. Smith. p. 50.

N. B. This is a copy of the last-mentioned Plate, with the addition of two Figures, the Draughtsman and his Friend. 15, Foundation Plan of the ancient Palace of Westminster; with a Plan of part of Westminster as it was in the Time of Richard the Second. The former measured, drawn, and engraved by J. T. Smith. p. 125.

16. View of Westminster from the East. G. Arnald del. 1803. Aquatinted by F. C. Lewis, and etched and finished by J. T. Smith. p. 144.

17. North East View of the House of Commons. T. Sandby, R.A. del.-E. View of Westminster from the Water. Etched by J. T. Smith. p. 145.

18. South side of the House of Commons from the Roof of the Painted Chamber. Drawn and etched by G. Arnald. P. 146.

19. North West Entrance of the Vestibule to the House of Commons. J. T. Smith del. W. J. White sc. p. 151. 20. North East Corner of St Stephen's Chapel.-South East Corner of the same Chapel.-Part of the South side of the same Chapel. J. T. Smith del. & sc. p. 153. 21. Geometrical Construction of the Frieze and Battlements in the House of Commons. J. T. Smith del. & sc. p. 155. 22. Sculpture and painted Glass from St Stephen's Chapel. Coloured. J. T. Smith del. & sc. 23-25. Specimens of Stained Glass from St Stephen's Chapel. Coloured. J. T. Smith del. & sc.

p. 157.

p. 232.

26-27. Grotesque Paintings on the Frieze in St Stephen's Chapel. J.T. Smith del. & sc. p. 234-235.

28. (Eighteen) Armorial Bearings from St Stephen's Chapel. Coloured. Plate 1. J. T. Smith del. & sc.

p. 242.

p. 237. 29. (Eighteen) Armorial Bearings from St Stephen's Chapel. Coloured. Plate 2. J. T. Smith del. & sc. p. 241. 30. Specimens of Sculpture from St Stephen's Chapel. Coloured. Plate 1. J. T. Smith del. & sc. 31. Specimens of Sculpture from St Stephen's Chapel. Not coloured. Plate 2. J. T. Smith del. W. J.White sc. p. 242. 32. Specimens of Painting from St Stephen's Chapel. Coloured. J. T. Smith del. & sc. p. 244. 33. Specimen of Painting from St Stephen's Chapel. (The Angel appearing to the Shepherds.) Coloured. J.T. Smith del. & sc.

p. 248.

34. Specimens of Painting from St Stephen's Chapel. (The Adoration of the Shepherds.) Coloured. J. T. Smith del. & sc. p. 249.

35. Specimen of Painting from St Stephen's Chapel. (The Purification.) Coloured. J. T. Smith del. & sc. p. 250. 36. Specimen of Painting from St Stephen's Chapel. (Figure of a King.) Coloured. J. T. Smith del. & sc. 37. Cotton Garden, Westminster. Drawn and etched by J. T.

Smith.

p. 251.

p. 250.

38. Oak Door discovered in the Speaker's State Dining Room. -Tiles in the Vicar's Houses.-Cornice in front of the Vicar's Houses towards the Water.-Internal View of a Door-way to one of the Vicar's Houses.-Mural Monument in the Cloisters. J. T. Smith del. & sc.

WOOD-CUTS ON THE LETTER-PRESS,

(Executed by William and John Berryman.)

1. The Cross at Charing in a ruinous State. p. 14. 2. Part of the Palace at Whitehall. p. 19.

p. 252.

3. Arches at the South end of the Court of Requests. p. 37. 4. Cornice of Terra Cotta found near the Old House of Lords. p. 45.

5. Exterior View of the upper Part of the House of Commons. Copied from the Frontispiece to the Second Volume of Nelson's Impartial Collections. p. 147.

6. King Edward III. commissioning Hugh de St Alban's, John Athelard, and Benedict Nightegale to collect Painters for St Stephen's Chapel, rebuilt by that Monarch. From a Drawing by T. Stothard, R.A. made on the Block. p. 269.

N. B. Some copies of this work were destroyed by the Fire at Mr. Bensley's Printing Office in 1807; and many more much injured in consequence thereof.-See the next Article.

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The Ten Engravings promised in the printed List of Plates were incorporated in the following Supplementary Publication:

II.

SIXTY-TWO ADDITIONAL PLATES to SMITH'S ANTIQUITIES of WESTMINSTER, most respectfully dedicated to the King, by His Majesty's gracious Permission (obtained for the Artist by the late Earl of Dartmouth).

LONDON: Published, as the Act directs, by J. T. Smith, No. 4, Polygon, Somers Town. (1809.) With the Arms of Westminster, coloured, as a Vignette. Royal quarto.

An engraved Title-page as above.

1. A Geometrical View of St Stephen's Chapel, as it appeared before the Alterations in 1806, and after Mr. Sandby's View, which was taken about 1755. Measured, drawn, and engraven by J. T. Smith.

2. A Geometrical View of the East end of St Stephen's Chapel, composed from as many original parts as could be derived from the Views given in this Work, and from late Discoveries. Measured, drawn, and engraved by J.T. Smith.

3. House of Commons, as it appeared in 1744. Drawn by Gravelot, engraved by W. J. White.

4. Fig. 1. North East Views of the Old House of Lords, the Prince's Chamber, with the Bishops Robing-Room, &c. taken from the Ruins of Mr. Blackerby's House, Oct. 12, 1807.-Fig. 2. South East Views of the Prince's Chamber and the Old House of Lords, taken May 10, 1809. J. T. Smith del. & sc.

5. View of Westminster, taken from the Garden of Old Somerset House. T. Sandby del. 1754. S. Rawle sc. 6. Plan of part of the City of Westminster, copied from Radulphus Aggas's Map taken in the Reign of Queen Elizabeth, 1578.

7. Plan of part of the City of Westminster, from Norden's Survey taken in Queen Elizabeth's Reign, 1593. Etched by Sawyer, jun.

8. Part of the East side of the House of Lords (the Council Chamber of our early Kings). J. T. Smith del. Oct. 10, 1807. W. Fellows sc.

9. A South View of Westminster, from the Surrey side of the Thames near the Nine Elms, Battersea. Robert Freebairn del. S. Rawle sc.

10. The South or principal Front of Albemarle House, originally called Clarendon House. J. Spilbergh del. & exc. R. Sawyer, jun. sc. 1808.

11. The Entrance to Westminster School. J. T. Smith del. April 23, 1808. W. M. Fellows sc.

12. The South West View of Little Dean's Yard, taken from an upper Window at the Revd Mr. Douglas's. Drawn by J. T. Smith, April 9, 1808. W. M. Fellows sc.

13. Entrance to the College Hall, &c. Drawn by J. T. Smith, Oct. 15, 1808.

14. Plan of Arundel and Essex Houses; copied from Ogilby's and Morgan's Twenty Sheet Plan of London.

15. Aula Domus Arrundeliance Londini Septentrionem versus. London from the top of Arundel House.—Aula Domus Arrundelianæ Londini Meridiem versus. Adam A. Bierling del. and copied by Richard Sawyer from very rare Etchings by W. Hollar, 1646.

16. The North West View of Westminster Hall, &c. Engraved by Thomas Hall.

17. South East View of the Entrances to the Little Sanctuary, and to Thieving Lane from King Street. J. T. Smith del. Oct. 12, 1807. W. M. Fellows sc.

18. Plan of the Buildings from the Admiralty to Charing Cross, as they appeared before the Approach to Westminster was widened; taken between 1734 and 1748.

19. North East View of the Entrance to Thieving Lane from King Street; taken after the Houses at the Corners were

pulled down. J. T. Smith del. Nov. 30, 1807. W. M. Fellows sc.

20. A Plan, shewing the Streets, Courts, Alleys, and Yards, as

they appeared before the Erection of Great George Street and the Market House in the Sanctuary; taken between 1734 and 1748.

21. View of the Southern Extremity of Thieving Lane (of late Years called Bow Street), through which the Felons were conveyed to the Gate-house, which stood at the Eastern end of Tothill Street. J. T. Smith del. Dec. 15, 1807. W. M. Fellows sc.

22. Plan, shewing the Streets, Courts, Alleys, and Yards as they appeared before the Erection of Parliament Street, Bridge Street, &c.: taken between 1734 and 1748.

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23. View of the Little Sanctuary from the West end. J. T. Smith del. W. M. Fellows sc.

24. The Royal Palace of Whitehall, from the Water. Sawyer, jun. sc. 25. A South View of Westminster from Mill Bank, where the King's Scholars-Pond Sewer empties itself into the Thames. J. T. Smith del. T. Hall sc.

26. A reduced Copy of Fisher's Ground Plan of the Royal Palace of Whitehall, taken in the Reign of Charles 24, 1680. 27. Plan of Duck Island in St James's Park, of which M. St Evremond was appointed Governor by Charles 2nd. Copied from a Drawing made in 1734.

28. The South and West Prospects of the Old Church of St Martin in the Fields, pulled down in 1721. George Vertue del. John Brock sc.

29. Plan, exhibiting the Site of the Buildings which once covered the Southern Half of Dean's Yard; with the Situation of the two Gatehouses, the Little Almonry, the Quakers Meeting-house, with their School, &c. no longer remaining, taken between 1734 and 1748.

30. Buildings on the Eastern side of New Palace Yard. Engraved by W. M. Fellows.

31. The Water Front of the Buildings on the Eastern side of New Palace Yard. Drawn by J. T. Smith, April 17, 1808, engraved by W. M. Fellows.

32. Plan of Bedford House, Covent Garden, &c.; taken about 1690.

33. Parts of the Strand and Covent Garden, as they appeared in the Reign of Queen Elizabeth. Copied from Aggas's Map published 1578.

34. A perfect Description of the Firework in Covent Garden, that was perform'd at the Charge of the Gentry and other Inhabitants of that Parish, for ye joyfull return of His Matic from his Conquest in Ireland, Sept. 10, 1690. Copied from a rare Print by B. Lens.

35. The Village of Charing, &c. From Radulphus Aggas's Map, taken in the Reign of Queen Elizabeth, 1578. 36. A View of the Grounds on the South of Westminster, including the Timber-yard on Mill-Bank, with Tothill Fields in the Distance. J. T. Smith del. T. Hall sc.