SIR CHARLES SCARBOROUGH, M.D., PHYSICIAN TO CHARLES II., JAMES II., and WILLIAM III., from the Original Picture in the Barber-Surgeons' Hall.
FLORA MACDONALD, from the Original by A. Ramsay, 1749, in the Picture Gallery, Oxford.
M.M. Holloway, 25. Bedford Street, Covent Garden.
CHRONOLOGICAL CHART of BRITISH ARCHITECTURE, with the Genealogy and Armorial Bearings of the Sovereigns of England, and parallel Tables of the most important events in British and General History; with an Explanatory Volume. By Archibald Barrington. Price, Four sheets, in wrapper, 15s. In French case, or on roller, 21s. Roller, varnished, 26s. Volume of Plain Hints, 4s. in addition.
"A most splendid and elaborate Chart or Scheme, illustrated with numerous coloured engravings, presenting a synoptical view of the subjects in the title. A glance or two at such a plan will sometimes give a truer, a larger, and certainly a more vivid idea of the subject, than many pages of reading."--_British Critic_.
POCKET CHART OF BRITISH ARCHITECTURE chronologically arranged, neatly printed in red and black, and containing seventy-five figures, with a Descriptive Manual. By Archibald Barrington. Price, on sheet, with Manual, 2s. In cloth, with Manual, 3s.
POCKET CHART OF FOREIGN ARCHITECTURE. Printed uniformly with the above, in red and black, with a Descriptive Manual. By Archibald Barrington. Price, on sheet, with Manual, 2s. In cloth case, with Manual, 3s.
DISPLAY of HERALDRY, presenting at one view an Epitome of the Science, with Descriptive Letter-press. By Archibald Barrington. Price, on sheet, partly coloured, 8s. In case, or on roller, ditto, 10s. 6d. On roller, varnished, 12s. 6d. Fully coloured, 4s. 6d. extra.
TABULAR DISPLAY OF BRITISH ARCHITECTURE, with a Manual for Beginners, by which the dates of our Cathedral and other Churches may be easily known. By Archibald Barrington. Price, with the Manual, on sheet, 4s. In case, 5s. On roller, 7s. 6d. On roller, varnished, 8s. 6d. The Manual, by itself, 1s.
"By the aid of this little pamphlet, and the 'Tabular Display' which it accompanies, any person previously unacquainted with architecture may learn to discriminate the various styles and dates of Gothic structures. The examples are sufficiently numerous and characteristic to embrace the peculiarities of each style, and the text referring to them supplies the requisite verbal information."--_Spectator_.