PICTURE OF LONDON.

A new edition of this very useful and attractive volume has just

appeared, re-edited by Mr. Britton, who, by his extensive architectural

knowledge, as well as by his popular style of imparting that knowledge,

is calculated to produce a better "Picture of London" than any other

writer within our acquaintance. The introduction is, of course, the most

novel part of this edition, and as it enables Mr. Britton to embody much

authentic information on the public works now in progress, we have

abridged a few of these details, which will be found in a Supplement

published with the present Number. The _Picture of London_ was, we

believe, first printed in 1806; and the extensive patronage which it

has enjoyed during twenty-two years has been well deserved by its

progressive completeness.

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