  CHAPTER I. ST. PAUL'S, AND THE NEIGHBOURHOOD. CHAPTER II. ST. PAUL'S AND THE NEIGHBOURHOOD. CHAPTER V. LINCOLN'S INN, AND THE NEIGHBOURHOOD. CHAPTER VII. DRURY LANE, AND THE TWO THEATRES IN DRURY LANE AND COVENT GARDEN. CHAPTER VIII. COVENT GARDEN CONTINUED AND LEICESTER SQUARE. CHAPTER IX. CHARING CROSS AND WHITEHALL. CHAPTER X. WOLSEY AND WHITEHALL. Transcriber's Note: Obvious typographical errors have been corrected. Inconsistent spelling and hyphenation in the original document have been preserved. The quote starting with "The piety and order" on page 95 should perhaps start on the previous page with "My first recollection of him." On page 131, "vill a" is probably a typo. On page 263, "February 1661-2" is perhaps a typo for "February 1662." THE TOWNITS MEMORABLE CHARACTERS AND EVENTS By LEIGH HUNT WITH FORTY-FIVE ILLUSTRATIONS A NEW EDITION LONDON ADVERTISEMENT. In this volume entitled "The Town," the reader will find an account of London, partly topographical and historical, but chiefly recalling the memories of remarkable characters and events associated with its streets between St. Paul's and St. James's; being that part of the great metropolis which may be said to have constituted "The Town" when that term was commonly used to designate London. The present edition comprises the entire contents, unabridged, with the Illustrations. |
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