"The volumes are very beautiful in themselves, and a striking proof of the almost unknown wealth of Domestic Architecture of ancient date in which England stands alone."--_The Times._ _Just Completed._ LATER RENAISSANCE ARCHITECTURE IN ENGLAND. A SERIES OF EXAMPLES OF THE DOMESTIC BUILDINGS ERECTED SUBSEQUENT TO THE ELIZABETHAN PERIOD. Edited by JOHN BELCHER and MERVYN E. MACARTNEY. Containing 170 large folio Plates, 130 from large Photographs taken for the Work, and 40 from measured Drawings by various draughtsmen, also 153 Illustrations in the Text. 2 vols. in cloth portfolios, gilt. Price £7 7s. net. Or 2 vols., half morocco, gilt. Price £8 8s. net. _Less than 30 copies remain for sale, and the work will not be reissued._ LONDON CHURCHES OF THE XVIIth AND XVIIIth CENTURIES. A Selection of the principal Ecclesiastical Buildings, including St. Paul's Cathedral, erected within the ancient City walls between 1630 and 1730, from the Designs of INIGO JONES, SIR CHRISTOPHER WREN, HAWKSMOOR, and GIBBS. Illustrated in a series of 64 folio Plates, beautifully reproduced in collotype from exceptionally fine Photographs taken for the work, and 130 Illustrations in the text. With Historical and Descriptive Accounts by GEORGE H. BIRCH, F.S.A. Large folio, half morocco, gilt. Price £4 4s. net. "Mr. Birch's beautiful folio will delight all lovers of London, and instruct all students of architecture by its splendid and authentic illustrations of so many of the greatest works of the greatest of English architects."--_The Times._ _Just Published._ SOME ARCHITECTURAL WORKS OF INIGO JONES. Illustrated by a Series of Measured Drawings of the chief buildings designed by him, together with Descriptive Notes and a Biographical Sketch, and a complete list of his Authentic Works. By H. INIGO TRIGGS and HENRY TANNER, Junr., A.A.R.I.B.A. With 40 Plates, chiefly of Measured Drawings, and 40 Illustrations in the Text from Sketches and Photographs. Large folio, handsomely bound, cloth gilt. Price 30s. net. The aim of the work is to illustrate, principally by means of measured Drawings, all those buildings now remaining which can with any certainty be attributed to the hand of Inigo Jones. For this purpose the authors have visited upwards of fifty buildings, and have made a series of careful drawings and sketches, in which are included some fine examples of interior work, such as ceilings, chimney-pieces, staircases, etc. These have been supplemented by Photographs and some Reproductions of Jones' Original Sketches. _Just Published._