20 JUNE 1908, Page 26

The Picture Map of London (George Philip, ls.) is intended

for

souvenir of the Anglo-French Exhibition. Shepherd's Bush is at the north-west corner and the Albert Bridge on the south- west ; the eastern boundary is a line drawn a little beyond the 'Tower 1{ridge. It measures forty-two by twenty-one inches, and covers an area or nearly forty square miles. A " pictuxe " it is, with its welberranged colouring and bold outlines. The principal thoroughfares are given, but not the smaller streets, and there is an index of various localities and objects to be remembered or seen for reasons of instruction, pleasure, or utility, museums, Wes, railway stations, &e.