A Series of Views for the Stereoscope,byF.Bedford. 1s.each.
1.Shrewsbury, Ireland’s Mansion.
2.Shrewsbury, the Market House.
3.Shrewsbury, the Market Square.
4.Shrewsbury, Statue of Clive, in the Market Place.
5.Shrewsbury, Elizabethan Houses, in the Market Place.
6.Shrewsbury, the Cross Keys Tavern, High Street.
7.Shrewsbury, Old House, Princess Street, Market Place.
8.Shrewsbury, Shearman’s Hall, and Old Post Office Inn.
9.Shrewsbury, Old Houses, in the Wyle Cop.
10.Shrewsbury, Old Timber Houses, in the Abbey Foregate.
11.Shrewsbury, Gate Way to Council House, St. Nicholas’ Chapel.
12.Shrewsbury, in the Court Yard to the Council House.
13.Shrewsbury, the Royal Grammar School.
14.Shrewsbury, the Castle, Garden Front.
15.Shrewsbury, the Castle, from the Entrance Gateway.
16.Shrewsbury, the last remaining Tower of the Old Walls.
17.Shrewsbury, English Bridge.
18.Shrewsbury, St. Giles’s Church.
19.Shrewsbury, Old Church of St. Giles.
20.Shrewsbury, the Abbey, from the South East.
21.Shrewsbury, the Abbey, West Front.
22.Shrewsbury, Old St. Chad’s Church.
23.Shrewsbury, St. Mary’s Church, view from South West.
24.Shrewsbury, St. Mary’s Church, South Porch.
25.Shrewsbury, St. Mary’s Church, from the Infirmary.
26.Shrewsbury, St. Julian’s Church, and Spire of St. Alkmond.
27.Shrewsbury, St. Chad’s Church.
28.Shrewsbury, the Portal to the Shoemaker’s Arbour, Kingsland.
29.Shrewsbury, Lord Hill’s Column.
30.Shrewsbury, the Stone Pulpit.
31.Shrewsbury, St. Mary’s Watergate.
32.Shrewsbury, the Ferry and House of Industry.
33.Shrewsbury, Avenue in the Quarry.
34.Shrewsbury, the Dingle in the Quarry.
35.Shrewsbury, the Whitehall.
36.Wroxeter, remains of Floor in the Baths.
37.Wroxeter, supposed Enameller’s Shop.
38.Wroxeter, Public Baths, looking West.
39.Wroxeter, the Old Wall, and Hypocaust.
40.Wroxeter, Public Baths, from the S.W.
41.Wroxeter, the principal Hypocaust.
42.Wroxeter, Public Baths, looking East.
43.Wroxeter, the Excavations, seen from W.N.W.
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[99a]See Abstract of Proceedings of Royal Society, June, 1862.
[99b]Crania Britannia.
[99c]Pre-Historic Man, vol. ii. p. 306, &c. &c.
[102]In this transcription the advertisements have been moved to the end of the book. In the original the first two (J. O. Sandford) come before the frontispiece. The rest then follow after the Appendix and come before the Plates with the exception of the last two (Shrewsbury and Wroxeter Illustrated; Vincent Crump) which came after the plates.—DP.