The London Journal

Volume 28 No.2 2003

CONTENTS

ARTICLES
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ANDREW T. HARRIS	Policing and Public Order in the City of London, 1784-1815	1
LYNN MacKAY	Refusing the Royal Pardon: London Capital Convicts and the Reactions of the Courts and Press, 1789	21
ALISON C. KAY	A Little Enterprise of her Own: Lodging-house Keeping and the Accommodation Business in Nineteenth-Century London	41
RALPH TURVEY	The London County Council's River Steamboat Service	54

CONFERENCE REPORT

MIREILLE GALLINOU, City Merchants and the Arts, Guildhall 14 November 2003

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EXHIBITION AND BOOK REVIEW

MARK BILLS, London 1753, British Museum 23 May-23 November 2003      S. O'CONNELL with R. PORTER, C. FOX and R. HYDE, London 1753

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BOOK REVIEWS

A. SAUNDERS and J. SCHOFIELD eds, Tudor London: A Map and a View	Hugh Clout	79
V. HARDING, The Dead and the Living in Paris and London	Ian W. Archer	80
T. SOKOLL, ed, Essex Pauper letters 1731-1837	Leonard Schwarz	82
M. ROSIN, The Rich and the Poor: Jewish Philanthropy and Social Control in Nineteen-Century London	Alan Kidd	84
A. WOLLACOTT, To Try Her Fortune in London: Australian Women, Colonialism and Modernity	Margo Huxley	85
S. CROAD, Liquid History: The Thames Through Time	Toby Butler	86
K. MUMFORD and A. POWER, East Enders: Family and Community in East London	Geoff Dench	88
C. PHILLIPSON, N. AHMED and J. LATIMER, Women in Transition: A Study of the Experiences of Bangladeshi Women Living in Tower Hamlets	Halima Begum	89
N. BUCK, I. GORDON, P. HALL, M. HARLOE, and M. KLEINMAN, Working Capital: Life and Labour in Contemporary London	Andrew Church	91

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