Rectory and Vicarage. 52 A Petition or Curious Document. 53 Dr. Thomas Temple.--Dr. Thomas Church. 54 Cases of Longevity.--The Plague.--The Three Plague Years.--Deaths in Battersea. 55-56 Vicars of Battersea from Olden Times. 56-57 Thomas Lord Stanley.--Lawrence Booth. 57 York House. 58 Battersea Enamel Works.--Porcelain.--Jens Wolfe, Esq.--Sherwood Lodge.--Price's Patent Candle Factory. 59-62 Candlemas. 63-64 The Saw.--Mark Isambard Brunel's Premises at Battersea.--Establishment for the preservation of timber from the dry rot burnt down. 65 History of the Ferry.--The Old Wooden Bridge. 66-67 Albert Suspension Bridge. 68-69 Chelsea Suspension Bridge. 70 The Prince of Wales.--Freeing the Bridges "For Ever." 71-73 The Stupendous Railway Bridge across the Thames. 74 The spot where Cæsar and his legions are stated by some antiquarians to have crossed the river. 75 A haunted house.--Battersea Fields.--Duel between the Duke of Wellington and Lord Winchelsea. 76 The Red House. 77 "Gyp" the Raven.--Billy the Nutman.--Sports. 78 "The Old House at Home."--Sabbath Desecration. 79 Her Majesty's Commissioners empowered by Act of Parliament to form a Royal Park in Battersea Fields.--Wild Flowers.--Battersea Park. 80-84 London, Brighton and South-Coast Railway Company's two Circular Engine Sheds and West-End Goods Traffic Department. 85-86 Long-Hedge Farm.--London, Chatham and Dover Railway Locomotive Works. 87-90 A Canvas Cathedral. 91 H.P. Horse Nail Company's Factory 94 St. George's Church, its clergy, its graveyard, epitaphs and inscriptions (St. Andrew's Temporary Iron Church 96). 95-99 Christ Church, its clergy. 100 St. John's Church. 101 St. Paul's Church. 102 St. Philip's Church. 103 St. Mark's Church. 104 St. Luke's Chapel-of-Ease. 105 St. Saviour's Church. 106 St. Peter's Church. 107 Temporary Church of the Ascension.--St. Michael's Church. 108