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Foreigner's guide, or, A necessary and instructive companion both for the foreigner and native, in their tour through the cities of London and Wesminster : giving I. A general description of these two cities, with an account of their respective governments, II. A description of the royal palaces, noblemen's houses, publick buildings, churches, streets, squares, and the most remarkable places in and near this famous metropolis, with an account of the Inns of Court, Royal Society, publick walks, diversions, remarkable days, court days, post days, &c., III. A description of the several villages in the neighbourhood, as Chelsea, Kensington, Richmond, Greenwich, Woolwich, Hampstead, &c., as also others more remote, viz. Hampton-Court, Windsor, Oxford, Cambridge, Bleinheim, Newmarket horse-races, Epsom, Tunbridge, Bath, &c., IV. An account of the rates of coaches, watermen, &c., also the rates of post-horses, with the roads to Dover and Harwich.
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