Θ A WALK From Condor rom London to Fulham. BY THE LATE THOMAS CROFTON CROKER, F.S.A., M.R.I.A. nomas Francis REVISED AND EDITED BY HIS SON, T. F. DILLON CROKER, F.S.A., F.R.G.S. NOTE. A SERIES of papers which originally appeared in 'Fraser' are now, for the first time, published in a collected form with the consent of the proprietors of that Magazine. It should, however, be stated, that this is not a mere reprint, but that other matter has been inserted, and several illustrations, which did not appear originally, are now added, by which the work is very materially increased: the whole having undergone a necessary revision. Since the late Mr. Crofton Croker contributed to 'Fraser' the Walk from London to Fulham,' there have been many important changes on the road: time has continued to efface interesting associations; more old houses have been pulled down, new ones built up, and great alterations and improvements have taken place not contemplated a few years ago. It would be impossible, for example, that any one who has not visited the locality during the last few years could recognize the narrow lanes |