need not be attempted, but it would be ungrateful to omit thankful
acknowledgment to Henry B.  Wheatley's exhaustive edition of Peter
Cunningham's "Handbook of London," and to Warwick Wroth's admirable
volume on "The London Pleasure Gardens of the Eighteenth Century."
Many of the illustrations have been specially photographed from rare
engravings in the Print Boom of the British Museum. 

H.C.S. 

CONTENTS 

PREFACE 

I.  INNS AND TAVERNS OF OLD LONDON. 

I.  FAMOUS SOUTHWARK INNS. 

II.  INNS AND TAVERNS EAST OF ST PAUL'S. 

III.  TAVERNS OF FLEET STREET AND THEREABOUTS.