Essays of the London Architectural Society. With four plates. [Part the second.] Published by order.

Part one, published 1808: [4], xii, 139, [1] p., 4 engraved plates. Includes: 'Rules of the London Architectural Society', p. vii-xii; 'List of the Members of the London Architectural Society', p. xiii. Four essays: On modern architecture, by Edmund Aikin, p. 1-20; On the rise and progress of Gothic architecture, by Samuel Beazley, Jr, p. 21-96; On the situations and accompaniments of villas, by Joseph Woods, Jr, p. 97-124 (with three accompanying plates drawn by I. Woods and etched by J. C. Smith); On dilapidations, by Joseph Woods, Jr. (drawn by J. Woods), p. 125-139. Printer statement bottom of page 139, 'Printed by Cox, Son, and Baylis, No. 75, Great Queen Street.'

Part two, published 1810: [2], ii, 189, [3] p., 3 engraved plates. Includes four essays: On modern theories of taste, by Joseph Woods, Jr, p. 1-117; On bridge building, by James Savage, p. 119-167 (with three accompanying plates); On foundations. Part II, by James Elmes (with one accompanying plate), p. 169-189. Printer statement bottom of page 189, 'Printed by Cox, Son, and Baylis, Great Queen Street, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London.'