[19] Wormholt or Wormwood Scrubs, in the parish of Hammersmith. The following is extracted from the Sporting Magazine, Oct. 1802, p. 15. "On Thursday a pitched battle, for twenty guineas a side, was fought between O'Donnel and Pardo Wilson, brother-in-law to Belcher; and the ground fixed upon for the combat was the _Scrubs_, through which the Paddington canal runs, about four miles from Hyde Park Corner." Wormholt Scrubs has long been rented of the parish of Hammersmith by the Government as an exercise ground for the cavalry. At the present time Wormholt Scrubs is traversed by three railways, the London and Birmingham, the Great Western, and one now making to join the two former ones with the Thames. N. _Of Nichols and Son, may be had, Price 5l. 5s._ A NEW EDITION OF THE ANTIQUITIES OF WESTMINSTER, THE OLD PALACE, ST. STEPHEN'S CHAPEL, &c. ILLUSTRATED BY THREE HUNDRED AND THIRTY ENGRAVINGS OF TOPOGRAPHICAL SUBJECTS, OF WHICH THE GREATER PART NO LONGER EXIST. DRAWN ON THE SPOT, OR COLLECTED FROM SCARCE DRAWINGS OR PAINTINGS, BY JOHN THOMAS SMITH. _In this Edition the "Sixty-two additional Plates," published subsequently to the original Work, are inserted in their proper places; together with twenty-two other Plates strictly illustrative of Mr. Smith's publication; forming together a collection of Engravings illustrative of the antient City of Westminster unequalled in any other work._ End of Project Gutenberg's The Cries of London, by John Thomas Smith