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John Strype's Survey of London Online
- Book 6, Chapter 3 The COURTS. (external link no longer available)
John Strype's Survey of London Online
- Book 1, Chapter 17 TOWER of London. Occurrences. (external link no longer available)
John Strype's Survey of London Online
- Book 1, Chapter 22 Schools, and Houses of Learning. (external link no longer available)
John Strype's Survey of London Online
- Book 1, Chapter 17 TOWER of London. Coins. (external link no longer available)
John Strype's Survey of London Online
- Book 3, Chapter 8 [St. Pauls Churchyard.] Faringdon Ward within. [The Clochier.] (external link no longer available)
Nineteenth-Century British Pamphlets
- The housing of the working classes, 1889 (external link no longer available)
Nineteenth-Century British Pamphlets
- Two years' Toryism., 1800 (external link no longer available)
Nineteenth-Century British Pamphlets
- The educational almanack., 1881 (external link no longer available)
Nineteenth-Century British Pamphlets
- The novelties of Romanism: addressed to Dr. Goss, the Bishop of Roman Catholics in Liverpool ; in three parts I. Doctrine ; II Chronology ; III Creeds, 1860 (external link no longer available)
Nineteenth-Century British Pamphlets
- Church endowment: the "pious ancestor" theory refuted..., 1877 (external link no longer available)
Nineteenth-Century British Pamphlets
- The educational almanack., 1881 (external link no longer available)
Nineteenth-Century British Pamphlets
- The complaints of the manufacturers against the corn laws considered and answered in a lecture, 1840 (external link no longer available)