Consolidated Dickens

Barnet is named-checked on Oliver's journey into London

OT8 Oliver passes through;

OT 42 - Noah and Charlotte pass through;

OT 48 - Sikes passes through;

NN 4 Peacock coaching Inn, Yorkshire coach stops here to collect a passenger;

NN 39 mentioned in passing that John Browdie and Miss Squeers' mail coach comes through Islington;

MC 36 Tom and Ruth Pinch take lodgings in unspecified 'blind street' in Islington

DS13 passing mention of a clerk, Mr. Morfin, living in Islington

BH 59 Esther and Bucket come back through Islington

OT 8 Oliver passes through, then Sadlers Wells, Exmouth Street, Coppice Row;

OT 42 Noah and Charlotte passes through;

DC 25 Uriah Heep staying at lodging house, near 'New River ed'

Little Saffron Hill; Great Saffron Hill

OT Little Saffron Hill site of the 'low public' in the book OT 15 ; same as 'Three Cripples' in OT 26 ?

OT 8 Field Lane (Fagin's Den) was here

OT42 generally Noah and Charlotte - alleys between Smithfield and Grays Inn 'lowest and worst'

BH 26 Phil says he once tried being a tinker in the poor area around Saffron Hill, Clerkenwell et al.

OT 10 attempted robbery, bookstall;

OT 11 Mutton Hill, Mr. Fang's Court 'Now Vine St.' - needs checking

TT 2-6 Lorry lives in Clerkenwell

MF 7 Venus's shop in Clerkenwell

OT 12 Mr. Brownlow's house, undisclosed location near Pentonville

DC 17 Micawber, in fleeing Canterbury, gives his residence as Pentonville

BH 38 Guppy gives his address as Penton Place, Pentonville

LD 25 Pancks lives in Pentonville; also Rugg? (see LD 2-26)

OT 13 Nancy mentioned as 'from the genteel suburb of Ratcliffe'

MF 3 passing mention of Ratcliffe

OT 16 Sikes and Oliver through Smithfield;

OT21 Long Lane, east, mentioned on journey to Chertsey; likewise Hosier Lane to the south

NN4 The coach to Yorkshire travels through Smithfield (passing mention)

LD 13 Arthur wanders through Smithfield and Barbican

GE 20 Pip wanders round Smithfield waiting for Jaggers

BR 4 Clerkenwell near Charterhouse

Sikes and Nancy's apartments somewhere in Bethnal Green

OT21 start the walk to Chertsey from Bethnal Green Road

MF 3-10 Eugene suggests walking to Bethnal Green to wind up Headstone, following him

Shoreditch on walk to Chertsey

journey to Chertsey mentions Sun street (this) and Crown St (where?)

Finsbury Sq. on journey to Chertsey

OT 21 Chiswell st. and Barbican on journey to Chertsey

LD 7 passing mention of Tip at mock auction in Moorfields

LD 13 Arthur wanders through Smithfield and Barbican

OT 21 St. Andrews church Holborn on journey to Chertsey

BH 4 Mrs Jellby lives in Thavies Inn, which is approximately n.end of New Fetter Lane

OT 21 Hyde Park Corner on journey to Chertsey

LD 2-8 passing mention of Hyde Park Corner

MF 3-11 Headstone and Riderhood go along Strand, Pall Mall, to Hyde Park Corner

OT 21 Kensington on journey to Chertsey

BH 14 passing mention of a dancing-school at Kensington

OT 21 Hammersmith on journey to Chertsey

GE 21 we learn Matthew Pocket lives in Hammersmith

OT 21 Chiswick on journey to Chertsey

TT 1 Mention of Lord Mayor robbed at Turnham Green

MF 6 passing mention of Gaffer Hexam being at Chiswick (on river, we assume)

Kew Bridge on journey to Chertsey

OT 21 Brentford on journey to Chertsey

MF 16 Betty Higden and Sloppy live in Brentford

Chertsey, scene of robbery

OT 26 Fagin wanders around here - Snow Hill, Holborn Hill

NN4 Snow Hill and Saracen's Head inn, where they meet Squeers: NN 39 Browdie et al. arrive; NN 42; NN 56

MC 26 Passing mention of Holborn Hill

BH 1 dinosaur on Holborn Hill

LD 13 Arthur goes via Snow Hill / Holborn to Covent Garden lodgings

TT1 passing mention of Cock Lane Ghost

OT 31 Conkey Chickweed mentioned as keeping a public-house in BattleBridge

DS 31 bell-ringers at Dombey's wedding practice 'in a settlement near Battle Bridge.'

LD 13 Mr. Casby lives somewhere around the northern end of Gray's Inn Road (on a different road); LD 2-9 Arthur follows Miss Wade and Tattycoram there, passing mention of Gray's Inn Road

Nancy goes from lodgings in Spitalfields to West End Hyde Park residence

OT 47 London Bridge, meeting with Nancy

MC40 passing mention of London Bridge; MC 51 we learn that Jonas disposed of clothes over London Bridge (search for earlier ref?)

DC 11 David used to lounge on the bridge, and look at the Monument, before going to work

LD 14 LD and Maggy on London Bridge

LD 2-18 passing mention of London Bridge

LD 2-31 Mrs. Clenham on the bridge

GE 36 Jaggers lists London bridges

GE 44 Pip on London Bridge

GE 46 passing mention of how to row past the bridge

MF 1 Hexams row between Southwark and London Bridges, then further on

MF 3-2 Riah passes over London Bridge; then comes back with Jenny Wren

MF 4-12 The Rokesmiths et al. cross London Bridge to Wapping.

OT 48 Sikes passes through Hampstead

DC 35 David visits the Heath for a walk

BH 11 passing mention of Hampstead

Sikes passes through North End

Sikes passes through

Sikes passes through

Sikes passes through

Jacobs Island, Rotherhithe

PP 2 Pickwick's rooms, Goswell St.; PP 12; PP 46;

MC 37 passing mention of Tom wandering around The Mint, Bank of England, Goswell Stret, Aldermanbury, Barbican, London Wall, Thames Street

PP 2 St. Martin's Le Grand coach-stand

NN39 John Browdie and Tilda and Miss Squeers' mail-coach stops at the Post Office, and they look at St. Paul's

MC11 Anthony Chuzzlewit's firm / home is 'somewhere behind the Post Office'

LD 13 Arthur on Aldersgate, sees injury caused my 'Mails' coming from "Lad Lane and Wood street"

LD 2-8 passing mention of Post Office

ED 23 John Jasper stays in a hotel in a square behind Aldersgate Street, near the Post Office

PP 2 Pickwick starts from Golden Cross Coaching Inn, destroyed by Trafalgar Sq

DC 19 David's coach stops here

DC 40 David meets Martha; and then Mr. Peggotty by St. Martin's Church; takes Mr. Peggotty to the Golden Cross

DC 49 Meet Micawber who is coming to London from Canterbury, at Golden Cross

ED 11 passing mention of the National Gallery

PP 10 Sam Weller introduced at White Hart Inn, Borough High Street; mention of Borough Market

PP 12 mention of Borough Market Office

BR 5 injured man kept at 'house in Southwark' just near London Bridge

PP 10 mentioned that Wardle's lawyer, Perker, of from Gray's Inn; PP 20 Pickwick gets directions from Perker's laundress; PP31 consults Perker; PP53

OC 37 passing mention of the Gray's Inn Coffee-House (on Holborn)

DC 59 Traddles has chambers at Grays Inn; mention of Gray's Inn Coffee House and Traddles at Holborn Court No.2

LD 13 pass by Gray's Inn Gardens

PP20 'Freeman's Court, Cornhill' (where?) offices of Dodson and Fogg, lawyers for Mrs. Bardell vs Pickwick; also a tavern around here where Pickwick and Sam meet Weller Snr.

NN35 Cheerbyle's office is somewhere in a shady square, amidst lanes and passages to the right of Threadneedle street, coming from the Bank

MC38 passing mention of Cornhill

MF 3-1 Riah walks to Albany along Cornhill, Cheapside, Fleet Street, Strand, Piccadilly

BR 1 passing mention of Cornhill

Magpie and Stump public house, Clare Market, Pickwick talks to Perker's clerk, Lowten

PP 21 Marshalsea Prison in 'The Old Man's Tale about the Queer Client'

LD 6 Marshalsea - Mr. Dorrit

LD 7 mention that Little Dorrit baptised at St. George's with jailor for godfather; married there in last chapter (!)

LD 18 mention of tobacco shop round the back of Horsemonger Lane Gaol; turns out to be Chivery's business? LD 22

LD36 passing mention of Borough High St.

LD 2-26 comparison of Marshalsea vs King's Bench; LD 2-28

'Little College Street' ('by the dead wall in front of the Veterinary Hospital') in 'The Old Man's Tale about the Queer Client'

PP22 Bull Inn, Whitechapel, coaching inn

DS 59 passing mention of Aldgate Pump

PP 26 Pickwick at George and Vulture tavern, George Yard, Lombard Street; PP 33 ; PP40 ; PP 47 etc

LD 2-16 Mr. Dorrits bank is in Lombard Street

mention of well-to-do clerks knowing people in Gower Street and Tavistock Sq.

mention of well-to-do clerks knowing people in Gower Street and Tavistock Sq.

PP 31 Mr. Phunky, barrister co-defending Pickwick, lives in "Holborn Court ... South Square now"

PP31 Serjeant Snubbins' chambers, barrister retained by Perker, lives in Old Square, Lincoln's Inn

BH 1 Lincoln's Inn Hall, where Chancery case heard

BH3 Kenge and Carboy, Lincoln's Inn

Bob Sawyer lives in Lant Street

PP32 Jack Hopkins has just come from attending accident victim at Barts;

MC25 Mrs. Gamp mentions a day nurse being recommended by Bart's

LD 13 injured foreign man Cavalleto taken to Barts

GE 20 Mr. Jaggers office in Little Britain; Pip also finds he has clients waiting in Bartholomew Close

PP 33 The 'church at Langham Place' is depicted on a Valentine's card seen by Sam Weller

MF 17 passing mention of someone living at Portland Place

PP33 Sam meets father at Blue Boar, Leadenhall Market

NN40 Tim Linkinwater mentions buying eggs in Leadenhall Market

DS 39 Cuttle arranges with someone at Leadenhall Market to do the shops' shutters, once Rob deserts him

DS59 passing mention ; DS 62

MF 2-15 Headstone and Charley interrupt Lizzie's progress near Leadenhall

PP 33 Brick Lane Branch of the United Grand Junction Ebeneezer Temperance Association, Sam and father attend

DC 28 Truman, Hanbury, and Buxton brewery mentioned by Micawber

Pickwicks trial at the Guildhall Court

PP 35 White Horse Cellar coaching inn, from which Pickwick leaves for Bath (now Ritz)

DC 28 Micawber mentions he'd like to live on Piccadilly

BH 3 Esther's first stop in London is White Horse Cellar, Piccadilly

LD 13 passing mention of Royal Academy

MF 10 Mr. Lammle is 'of Sackville St., Piccadilly'; married at St. James's church (presumably Piccadilly?); MF 2-4 Sackville Street again

MF 2-5 Fledgeby lives in chambers in the Albany

MF 3-1 Riah walks to Albany along Cornhill, Cheapside, Fleet Street, Strand, Piccadilly

Namby, Sheriff's deputy that arrests Pickwick takes him to his 'house' / lock-up Bell Alley, Coleman St.

PP 40 Sergeant's Inn where Pickwick goes for legal proceedings to go to jail

BH 1 We hear Tom Jarndyce blew his brains out in coffee-house on Chancery Lane; also passing mention of the Six Clerks Office which served Chancery court.

BH 5 Krook's Rag and Bottle Warehouse on ?Cursitor Street

BH 10 Snagsby law stationer in Cooks Court, Cursitor Street; also hear that he likes to wander in Staple Inn and the Rolls Yard

BH 11 '"The Sol's Arms" (coroners inq.) = "The Old Ship Tavern," No. 7, Chichester Rents, Chancery Lane

BH 15 Bell Yard, home of the Blinders

BH 34 mention of lawyer in Clifford's Inn; BH47

BH 39 Vholes has chambers at Symonds Inn, Chancery Lane; BH 51 Richard staying next door

LD 7 Tip Dorrit briefly works in Cliffords Inn

MF 8 Rokesmith leads Boffin into Clifford's Inn to talk to him

PP 40 Pickwick driven down Fleet Street to Fleet Prison

DC 11 general mention of strolling round Fleet Street

DC 23 "We made a pause at the toy shop in Fleet Street, to see the giants of Saint Dunstan's strike upon the bells"

DC 33 takes Pegotty to waxworks in Fleet Street

TT 2-1 Jerry Cruncher's lodging in Hanging Sword Alley, off Whitefriars Street

GE 44 passing mention of Whitefriars; then Fleet Street, on Pip's progress

MF 12 Mortimer and Eugene go down to the river with Riderhood via Whitefriars

MF 3-1 Riah walks to Albany along Cornhill, Cheapside, Fleet Street, Strand, Piccadilly

Pickwick goes to Fleet Prison

PP 43 Court for Relief of Insolvent Debtors

LD 6 passing mention

Spaniards Inn mentionedf in passing

Job Trotter runs up Holborn to Gray's Inn

Passing visit to Legacy Duty Office (I think at Somerset House)

a marriage at Dulwich Church; and Mr. Pickwick settles there; mention of visiting Dulwich Gallery

PP 57 Mr. Tupman settles in Richmond

GE 33 Estella travelling to Richmond to live with Mrs. Brandley, a widow

Elder Mr. Weller retires to Shooters Hill

NN 2 Ralph Nickleby's House

DC 50 Martha takes David to Emily in low lodgings near Golden Square

passing mention of Crockford's gambling club

Muffin Co. meeting at London Tavern

PP10 Mr. Jingle obtains marriage licence at Doctors' Commons;

PP 44 a bottle of wine ordered from 'Horn Coffee House, Doctors' Commons' whilst in Fleet Prison; PP 55

NN3 Ralph N. stops in shadow of St. Paul's to hear from Newman Noggs that his brother is dead; NN 39 John Browdie looks at St. Pauls

MC38 St. Paul's mentioned in passing

DS 48 passing mention of 'top of St. Paul's' in metaphor

DC 23 Betsy Trotwood meets mystery 'beggar' in St. Paul's Churchyard;
then to Doctor's Commons and 'Spenlow and Jorkins'

DC 33 Takes Pegotty to top of St. Paul's; more on Doctors Commons

DC 39 more on Doctors' Commons

BH 19 Jo looks up at St. Pauls

LD 3 Ludgate Hill coffee-house

LD 2-25 passing mention of St. Paul's

TT 2-6 passing mention of tolling bell of St. Paul's

GE 20 Pip sees St. Paul's, waiting for Jaggers

GE 39 passing mention of bell tolling

MF 2 passing mention of Herald's College

MF 8 passing mention of Doctors' Commons

MF 3-10 passing mention of St. Paul's churchyard, when Eugene leads Headstone on fake walk

NN3 Miss La Creevy's house, where Nicklebys lodge, is in 'The Strand' 'half way down that crowded thoroughfare'

OC8 Dick Swiveller mentions in passing that he is not welcome on Gt. Queen St., Long Acre, many of the approaches to the Strand

DC 11 Remembers buying pudding at two shops, one behind St. Martin's, another in the Strand

DC 24 David buys mock turtle in the Strande

DC 28 David meets waiter who served at his dinner in Strand (wearing something suspiciously like his waistcoat)

DC 35 passing mention of bathing at Roman Bath, now = at Surrey Street / 5 Strand Lane; also DC 36

LD 2-9 Arthur sees Tattycoram and Miss Wade lurking round Strand and Adelphi

TT 2-14 funeral procession of Roger Cly goes down Strand

MF 3-1 Riah walks to Albany along Cornhill, Cheapside, Fleet Street, Strand, Piccadilly

MF 3-10 Eugene pauses at Charing Cross and sees Jenny Wren's father; sends him back there in cab in 3-17

MF 3-11 Headstone and Riderhood go along Strand, Pall Mall, to Hyde Park Corner

OT53 Newgate, Fagin's death

NN4 Newgate and Giltspur Street Compter mentioned in description of area around Saracen's Head

NN38 Smike looks at Newgate shortly before going into the City and being taken by Squeers; Squeers tells Smike that he could 'hang you up outside the Old Bailey' for theft

OC 63 Kit in hearing before Grand Jury at Old Bailey

BH 5 passing mention of Newgate Market

BH 52 Can we assume Mr. George in Newgate on remand? or could it be somewhere else?

TT 2-2 Newgate and the Old Bailey

GE 20 Pip sees Newgate, waiting for Jaggers

GE 24 Wemmick preparing evidence for the Old Bailey

GE 33 Pip and Estella stand before Newgate

GE 51 Pip parts ways with Herbert at corner of Giltspur Street

MF 2-15 passing mention of Newgate

see also Barnaby Rudge

NN 10 Madame Mantalini, dressmaker, Cavendish Square; N 17

LD 20 first meet the Merdles, Harley Street Cavendish Square

MF 5 Silas Wegg pitches his wares on a corner near Cavendish Square; this is also the house that Boffin moves to.

NN 14 Newman Noggs' lodging, along with the Kenwigs' is 'in the quarter of London in which Golden Square is situated' - no more info.

TT 2-6 Dr Manette lives near Soho Square

GE 26 Jaggers lives in Gerrard Street, Soho

Russell Place, Russell Sq., mentioned in passing, employment office, someone wants to employ a cook here; NN 37 passing mention of the 'gravel walks and garden seats' of Russell and Euston squares

Nicholas seeks employment w Mr. Gregsbury MP, Manchester Buildings

NN 18 Mrs. N. and Kate in company w. Miss Knag visit her brother 'an ornamental stationer and small circulating library keeper in a by-street off Tottenham Court Road' (no further info.)

DC 34 Traddles' bailiffed furniture on sale at broker's shop at top of TCt. Rd.

NN 21 Kate applies to be a companion of Mrs. Witterly, Cadogan Place

MT 2 passing mention of the Pantechnicon

MF 2-3 Lady Tippins in lodgings on the 'Belgravian borders'

Mrs. N. fantasises about Kate marrying into money at St. George's, Hanover Sq.; NN 37 Passing mention of the 'aristocratic gravity' of Grosvenor Sq. and Hanover Sq.

NN 22 Nicholas mentions in passing Kingston as their first stop on trudge to Portsmouth

DS 36 Passing mention of banker with house in Kingston

OT 31 policemen make erroneous visit to imprisoned men in Kingston, passing mention

NN10 Ralph says goodbye to Kate at 'top of Regent Street'

NN26 Mulberry Hawk and Lord V. have apartment on Regent St., no further info.

PP44 passing mention: Mivins has "comic powers that would do honour to Drury Lane Theatre"

NN 14 we meet Miss Petowker 'of Theatre Royal Drury Lane'

NN 30 Mr. Snevellicci 'to be found in Broad Court, Bow Street, when I'm in town.'

OC 8 Dick Swiveller mentions in passing that he is not welcome on Gt. Queen St., Long Acre, many of the approaches to the Strand

OT43 Bow Street magistrates court

OC7 Dick Swiveller lives in the general area of Drury Lane

DC 19 David visits old Covent Garden Theatre whilst passing through London (now Opera House)

DC 48 a page hired by David to help in the house, is caught stealing Dora's watch and trialled at Bow Street

Noggs delivers a parcel 'Cross' on Broad St. in the City

NN 32 Nicholas wanders here on return to London

DC 26 passing mention of David wandering lovelorn through the Park

DC 28 Micawber mentions he'd like to live opposite Hyde Park

BH 50 Mr. Turveydrop takes the air in the park

LD 10 Mr. Meagles walks with Arthur to the Park with Doyce

NN 33 Mentioned in passing that the cab's horses 'take their breakfast' in Whitechapel, and so go especially fast when heading towards City

OC 35 Sally Brass buys Dick a stool in Whitechapel, mentioned in passing

NN 35 Nicholas meets Mr. Cheeryble at the employment office from NN 16 (on 'one of the great thoroughfares); who then 'drags him back into Oxford St.' to get a cab

DS 18 Servant Towlinson dreams of being greengrocer in Oxford Market

DC 26 David "haunted the Bazaar like an unquiet spirit"

BH 13 Esther and co. take 'cheerful lodging near Oxford St.'

LD 2-8 passing mention of Oxford Street

TT 2-6 passing mention of the 'Oxford Road'

passing mention, Cheerbyle brother getting up suscription for a man killed at East India docks

The Nickleby's move to Bow cottage, courtesy of Cheeryble bros.

OT39 Nancy goes to Rose Maylie to unnamed hotel in 'quiet but handsome street near Hyde Park'

NN37 Passing mention of the 'aristocratic gravity' of Grosvenor Sq. and Hanover Sq.

NN32 Nicolas hears his sister's name mentioned in coffee-room of 'handsome hotel' somewhere between 'Park Lane and Bond Street'

MC13 Montague Tigg facetiously claims to pawnbroker that he has moved to Park Lane

DS 30 Mrs. Skewton takes lodgings in Brook Street, Gros. Sq., house owned by her cousin Feenix (check) before daughter's marriage to Dombey; DS 31 wedding breakfast held there

DS 31 Cousin Feenix stays at 'Long's Hotel, Bond Street'

LD 10 Barnacles live in 'Mews Street, Grosvenor Sq.'

LD 27 Miss Wade lives in grotty streets in 'Grosvenor region'

LD 2-16 Mr. Dorrit returns to England, and takes rooms in a hotel in Brook Street, Grosvenor Square

GE 41 Magwitch dreams of Pip taking up a grand residence near Hyde Park

MF 2 passing mention of Veneering's dining table being kept in 'livery stable-yard in Duke Street'; also home of Mr. Twemlow

passing mention of the 'barrenness and frigidty of Fitzroy Sq.'

NN 38 Mr. Snawley's house, to which Squeers takes Smike, is 'on the extreme bordersof some new settlements adjoining Somers Town' ; no further info.

TT 2-14 Roger Cly buried in St. Pancras churchyard; body-snatched by Jerry Cruncher

Newman Noggs mistakenly leads Nicholas to those house of a 'Cecilia Bobster' thinking the girl is his true love; it is somewhere 'little frequented, near the Edgware Road'

Passing mention of Ralph being in 'Pimlico'

NN 46 Nicholas goes to the Brays who lived within the 'Rules' of King's Bench Prison; NN 47 Ralph and Gride visit; NN 53

DC 11 Micawber imprisoned in King's Bench; David goes to live outside the prison in rented room (after being with Micawbers in City Road)

DC 61 passing mention of King's Bench

LD 2-26 comparison of Marshalsea vs King's Bench; LD 2-28

NN 50 Mulberry Hawk at Hampton Races (where precisely?)

LD 12 passing mention of Hampton Court

LD 26 Mr. Gowan's mother at Hampton Court; LD33

MF 12 Mortimer and Eugene take 'batchelor's cottage' at Hampton

Mulberry Hawk's duel, near Ham House

NN 51 Morleena Kenwigs is to take a trip by steamer from Westminster Bridge to Eel Pie Island

GE 36 Jaggers lists London bridges

MF 2-1 Charley and Headstone's walk takes them across Westminster Bridge and to Millbank

MF 3-2 Riah and Jenny Wren go over Westminster Bridge

NN 51 Morleena Kenwigs is to take a trip by steamer from Westminster Bridge to Eel Pie Island

LD 16 Mr. Meagles has cottage in Twickenham; Arthur briefly passes through Fulham, Putney

Squeers takes rooms in disguise in 'Lambeth'; NN 60 Ralph sees Squeers in Lambeth police-office, again not really specified where

NN64 Nicholas and Kate get lost in Seven Dials and see Mr. Mantalini

OC 73 (the last) St. Giles mentioned in passing

TT 1 Mention of lawlessnes in St. Giles

OC1 Covent Garden, mentioned in passing

MC40 passing mention of Tom Pinch wandering round Covent Garden

DC 11 general mention of strolling round Covent Garden

DC 24 Steerforth's friend is staying at the Piazza Hotel; David buys dessert and wine in Covent Garden

DC 33 buys bouquet for Dora

DC 55 David and aunt take temporary lodgings in Covent Garden before his proposed emigration, her return to Dover

LD 13 Arthur has lodgings in Covent Garden

LD 2-9 Arthur follows Tattycoram and Miss Wade going through Covent Garden

GE 34 Pip joins a drinking/dining club which dines at hotel in Covent Garden

GE 45 Pip obliged to take a room at the Hummums hotel

MF 4-9 Mr. Wren rests in Covent Garden market

OC 2 passing mention of Custom House

DS 14 passing mention of Custom House

BH 67 Peepy works in Custom House

LD 7 passing mention of Billingsgate

LD 29 passing mention of Flintwich conducting business at the Custom House

GE 47 passing mention of Custom House in Pip's boating

GE 54 passing Billingsgate market by boat

OC4 Quilp lives on Tower Hill

DC 11 passing mention of the Tower

DC 33 Takes Pegotty to Tower of London, tourism

TT 2-6 discussion of the Tower

MF 3 passing mention of the Tower

MF 2-8 Bella waits for father to buy better clothes before Greenwich outing, at gardens near Trinity House

Quilp's wharf

passing mention of lady from Minories

Dick Swiveller mentions in passing that he is not welcome on Gt. Queen St., Long Acre, many of the approaches to the Strand

OC 8 Sophia Wackles lives in Chelsea

BH 13 Bayham Badger, doctor who takes Richard, has practice at Chelsea

BH 53 Mr. Bucket claims to have an aunt in Chelsea

OC 11 Brass, lawyer, lives in Bevis Marks; OC 33

LD 9 Passing mention of Rag Fair

TT 2-1 Jerry Cruncher was baptised in Houndsditch

MF 2-5 Riah, money-lender for Pubsey & Co., St. Mary Axe

OC 13 passing mention of the Court of King's Bench and Common Pleas

DS 36 anecdote told mentioning lobby of House of Commons

MC 19 Mould, undertaker, remarks that gold can buy you a place in Westminster Abbey.

DC 35 Betsey Trotwood briefly fancies Westminster Abbey on fire

DC 47 David and Mr. Peggotty follow Martha past Westminster Abbey to Millbank

BH 19 passing mention of Westminster Hall, court

TT 2-5 passing mention of court of King's Bench

GE 22 Pip does tourist stuff, Westminster Abbey service included

MF 3 'Julius Handford' of Exchequer Coffee House, Palace Yard, Westminster, leaves his card at police station in docks

MF 2-5 passing mention of Westminster Hall

MF 3-9 passing mention of Westminster Abbey

Mr. and Mrs. Garland, who employ Kit Nubbles, live in Finchley

OC 39 Kit Nubbles &co. make trip to Astley's

BH 21 Mr. George goes to Astley's

OT 42 Noah and Charlotte pass through Highgate archway

OT 48 Sikes passes through Highgate

OC 50 Dick Swiveller talks about running away to Highgate

DS 35 John and Harriet Carker's house is somewhere beyond built-up London, on the Great North Road

DC19 Steerforth's family home is in Highgate

DC 36 Dr. Strong's house on opposite side of Highgate from Steerforth's

DC 43 David and Dora's cottage somewhere on the road to Highgate (in Highgate or not? cf. 36 - by 49 seems yes, at least Betsey Trotwood's nearby cottage is)

DC 46 David talks to Steerforths mother in Highgate; also DC 56

Dick Swiveller is despatched to Peckham Rye by Brass

Kit taken to Mansion House police-court after his arrest

Dick Swiveller moves to cottage in Hampstead

MC 9 Todger's lodging house where the Pecksniff's stay, somewhere near the Monument; MC 37 man in the monument; passim very refs. lodging-house, including Miss Pecksniff's wedding party last chapter.

MF 3 passing mention of the Monument

MF 2-3 passing mention of the Monument

MC 9; MC 36 Miss Pinch is governess for a wealthy family in Camberwell

GE 55 Wemmick married at Camberwell Green

OT 41 Mr. Brownlow at Craven Street house

PP54 Miss Wardle stops at 'Osborne's Hotel in the Adelphi'; PP 57

MC13 Martin Chuzzlewit sleeps in a public house in the vicinity of the Adelphi, on first night in London

DC 11 general mention of strolling round Adelphi

DC 23 David takes chambers in Buckingham Street in the Adelphi; DC 32 Mr. Pegotty briefly takes lodging above nearby chandlers

DC 35 we learn that chandlers shop in Hungerford Mkt., and now Mr. Dick takes that same lodging; by DC 46 Mr. Peggotty is back there

DC 57 Micawbers have lodgings near Hungerford pier before they emigrate

LD 2-9 Arthur sees Tattycoram and Miss Wade lurking round Strand and Adelphi

MC14 Martin arranges to meet his love Mary in St. James's Park

NN44 Ralph meets former clerk 'Mr. Brooker' in park

OC 73 (last) St. James's Park mentioned in passing in jokey aside

MC14 mention of the Horse Guards clock striking; NN37 passing mention of Horse Guards clock, proverbial for its time-keeping

DS 59 passing mention of Horse Guards

DC 35 told that Peggotty showing Mr. Dick soldiers at the Horse Guards

BH 24 Richard puts name down for Horse Guards

Mrs. Gamp lives in Kingsgate St, now Procter St.

MC13 Montague Tigg tells pawnbroker that Martin is 'Chicken Smivey of Holborn'

MC19 Mention of Mrs. Gamp having sold her widows' clothing several times over to shops in Holborn

LD 12 passing mention of a stable yard in High Holborn, re Tip's debt

We learn that Mr. Gamp died in Guy's Hospital

Mrs. Gamp has work at the Bull Inn, Holborn (was replaced by Gamages)

MC 27 Mr. Bailey Jnr. waits for Montague Tigg, his boss, running his carriage along Pall Mall and St. James's Square; Montague has taken a house in Pall Mall

DS58 passing mention of Pall Mall

MF 2 passing mention of St. James's Square

MF 3-11 Headstone and Riderhood go along Strand, Pall Mall, to Hyde Park Corner

ED 22 St. James' Palace mentioned in passing

MC 36 John Westlock lives in Furnival's Inn - Tom Pinch's first stop in London; MC 45

DC 36 Castle street (opposite side of road), Mr. Traddles takes lodging there

GE 20 Pip and Pocket's rooms in Barnards Inn, south side of Holborn, opposite Furnivals

ED 11 Staple Inn and passim

ED 20 passing mention of Furnival's Inn

passing mention of Tom wandering around The Mint, Bank of England, Goswell Stret, Aldermanbury, Barbican, London Wall, Thames Street

PP 55 Stock Exchange

MC27 passing mention of Nadgett doing business in Garraway's Coffee House

MC 36 Royal Exchange mentioned in passing

MC37 passing mention of Tom wandering around The Mint, Bank of England, Goswell Stret, Aldermanbury, Barbican, London Wall, Thames Street

OC2 passing mention of 'Change (Stoke Exchange)

DS13 passing mention of a club-room by the Bank where clerk Mr. Morfin goes to dance on occasion

DS 20 passing mention of the Beadle of the Royal Exchange

DS22 passing mention of the Stock Exchange

DS 26 Lloyd's verdict on Son & Heir; had first floor on Royal Exchange

DS 46 Stock Exchange mentioned in passing

DS 56 passing mention of Royal Exchange; likewise DS 59

DC 33 David takes Pegotty to the Bank

LD 29 passing mention of 'Change, Garraways Coffee House, Jerusalem Coffee House - business conducted by Flintwich

LD 2-13 passing mention of Stock Exchange

GE 22 Pip visits the Stock Exchange, tourism

GE 34 Herbert hangs about the Stock Exchange and Lloyds

MF 2-5 passing mention of Stock Exchange

passing mention of Tom wandering around The Mint, Bank of England, Goswell Stret, Aldermanbury, Barbican, London Wall, Thames Street

MC 37 passing mention of Tom wandering around The Mint, Bank of England, Goswell Stret, Aldermanbury, Barbican, London Wall, Thames Street

LD 26 Clenham and Doye share a house by London Wall

Mr. Fips lives in Austin Friaris, meets Pinch here

MC39 Tom Pinch given work in the Temple; MC 53 Temple fountain, and passim

MC45 passing mention of Temple Bar; also MC48 lodging in Strand near Temple Bar

DC 28 Traddles is 'of the Inner Temple'

DC 46 David and Peggotty pass throuth Temple Bar searching for Martha

DC 64 (end) Traddles has chambers in the Temple

BH 1 Temple Bar mentioned in fog description

BH 10 passing mention of the King's Bench Office, which was at King's Bench Walk

LD 2-17 Mr. Dorrit passes by Temple Bar

TT 1-2 Jerry has come from Temple Bar

TT 1-3 Tellson's Bank by Temple Bar; TT 2-1

TT 2-5 Mr. Stryver's chambers

GE 39 Pip and Pocket move to Garden Court, Temple

GE 46 Pip moors a boat at Temple Stairs for getaway

MF 8 Lightwood's chambers in the Temple

Miss Tox says she has been to Queen Charlotte's Lying-In Hospital to get nurse

Generic location for Dombey's house, 'between Portland Place and Bryanston Square' in Dombey and Son

Dombey offices are somewhere between Bank of England and Leadenhall St.; likewise Solomon Gills shop;

We hear that Walter at 'weekly boarding school' in Peckham

DS 4 we hear only trade in Gill's shop has been someone asked the way to the Mile End turnpike (precise location?)

BH 14 passing mention of Mrs. Jelly in Mile End on charity business

DS 6 Staggs Gardens, home of the Toodles, is associated with 161 Bayham Street, where Dickens briefly lived as a child; DS 15 changed by railway

DC 29 Micawber's House, 'near Veterinary College'

DC 44 One of Dora and David's chars is from Kentish Town

DS 6 passing mention of them heading back (from Camden) 'via' the City Road to see Biler Toodles on way back from school (ie. not via at all, given heading to West End); not clear if they get that far

DC 11 Mr. Micawber lives in Windsor Terrace; passing mention of David pawning Micawber's books at bookstall in the City Road

NN11 Mrs. N. and Kate moved to lodgings in Thames St. (does not say Upper or Lower)

MC37 passing mention of Tom wandering around The Mint, Bank of England, Goswell Stret, Aldermanbury, Barbican, London Wall, Thames Street

DS6 Florence, lost after kidnap, meets with Walter on a wharf near Thames Street

Passing mention of the Commercial Road

Brogley, broker and appraiser, has shop in Bishopsgate Street Without

DS 9 We learn Capt. Cuttle lives in Brig Place 'on the brink of a little canal near the India Docks, where therewas a swivel bridge' ... but East India or West India?; there was a Brig Street at southern tip of Isle of Dogs, but no sign of canal?; DS 15

DS 15 passing mention of evangelical clergyman previously sacked for drinking on job at West India Docks

GE 46 Clara's house at fictitious Mill Pond Bank, Chink's Basin, somewhere between Limehouse and Greenwich

DS20 Dombey and Bagstock leave for Leamington from an unnamed station - presumably Euston?

NN 37 passing mention of the 'gravel walks and garden seats' of Russell and Euston squares

BH 43 Skimpole lives in the Polygon, Somers Town

DS 13 passing mention of Cheapside

DS 22 Mr. Carker rides his horse along Cheapside to Staggs Gardens to tell Toodles of appointing Rob/Biler to work/spy on Gills

MC25 Mr Mould, the undertaker, lives somewhere 'in the ward of Cheap', off Cheapside

LD 3 Mrs. Clenham's house is by the river, Arthur walks in streets which lie between river and Cheapside

GE 20 Pip's coach to London ends at the Cross Keys, Cheapside

GE 33 Pip and Estella walk down Cheapside

MF 3-1 Riah walks to Albany along Cornhill, Cheapside, Fleet Street, Strand, Piccadilly

DS 23 Florence, Cuttle, Susan visited Captain Bunsby's ship, 'hard by Ratcliffe' = ?London Docks

MF 3 Hexam's house is 'by Ratcliffe and by Rotherhithe' as a route = north or south of the river? probably north

MF 6 Six Jolly Fellowship Porters - probably based on the Grapes

MF 12 Rogue Riderhood gives his address as Limehouse Hole; takes them to Fellowship porters then to the Police Station

MF 13 Hexam's - an old windmill

OC 49 When Quilp supposed drowned, suggestion that his corpse might wash up at 'Grinidge'

DS 23 mention of Seamen's Hospital = ? Royal Naval Hospital, Greenwich

DC 44 passing mention of servant going to 'Greenwich Fair in Dora's bonnet. '

BH 1 Greenwich pensioners listed in the fog description

GE 47 passing mention of Greenwich in Pip's boating

MF 2-8 Bella and her father have day out in Greenwich; referred to in 3-4

MF 4-4 John and Bella marry in Greenwich church, mention of the park

Sir Barnet and Lady Skettles villa in Fulham - Florence goes to visit ; no precise location

passing mention that clerk, Perch, attending Dombey's wedding, comes from Balls Pond

DS 33 Carker has house at Norwood

DC 26 Mr. Spenlow's house at Norwood

DS 60 Cuttle walking around 'Limehouse Hole'

MF 2-12/13 full description of Limehouse Hole; 13 mentions Limehouse Church too

DS 60 passing mention of the Treasury Board - where??

DC 25 passing mention of the Treasury

MF 2-13 passing mention of a placard about the drowning seen on Whitehall

DS 60 passing mention of Jackson's Boxing-Rooms in Bond Street

MF 10 passing mention of Bond Street

MF 4-8 Jenny to deliver a pair of dolls to Bond Street

ED 22 mentioned in passing

DC 11 Murdstone and Grinby warehouse, somewhere by river, in Blackfriars

DC 46 David and Peggotty spot Martha near Blackfriars Bridge

BH 19 Jo rests on Blackfriars Bridge

BH 27 Mr. George crosses bridge on way to Bagnets

GE 36 Jaggers lists London bridges

GE 46 passing mention of Pip practising row up to Blackfriars Bridge

DC11 Micawbers' servant is from St. Luke's Workhouse

PP43 Attorneys at the Insolvent Debtors court live usually on the outskirts of 'the Rules' chiefly lying within a circle of one mile from the obelisk in St. George's Fields

DC 12 David ask young man with cart at Blackfriars Obelisk to help move his trunk

D12 David travels here on his flight from London

NN Salem House School Is in vicinity of Blackheath

TT 2 Dover Mail goes up Shooter's Hill to Blackheath

MF 4-4 John and Bella take cottage in Blackheath

DC 23 Miss Trotwood takes lodgings in Lincoln's Inn Fields

BH 10 Tulkinghorn lives in Lincoln's Inn Fields; BH22

DC 25 Agnes Wickfield stays with "papa's agent, Mr. Waterbrook, in Ely Place, Holborn"; David listens for the toll of St. Andrews, before he visits

BH 30 Jellbys move to Hatton Garden after bankruptcy

LD 12 Bleeding Hart Yard

Micawber mentions Barclay and Perkins brewery

We learn Mr. Jorkins (sleeping partner solicitor) lives in Montagu Square

Mr. Micawber lodgings at "near the top of the Gray's Inn Road" (=which end?)

DS 38 Dora goes to live with aunts in Putney, after father's death

DC 47 David and Mr. Peggotty follow Martha to Millbank

DC 54 Betsey Trotwood's wayward husband, we learn, has been buried in Hornsey Churchyard

BH 14 Mr. Turveydrop's dancing academy

BH 23 Esther meets Caddy in Soho Sq.

BH 20 Jobling says he has come from market gardens at Deptford

MF 2-1 No precise location at all, but 'thought' that Bradley Headstone's school "somewhere in Deptford between New Cross and Surrey Docks" [footnote]

BH 21 Smallweeds live in this neighbourhood

BH 21 passing mention of Mr. George crossing Waterloo Bridge

LD 2-18 passing mention of Waterloo Bridge

GE 36 Jaggers lists London bridges

BH 21 George's Shooting Gallery between Haymarket and Leicester Sq.

OC 1 St. Martin's Court, mentioned in passing

DC 33 Takes Pegotty to Miss Linwood's Exhibition in Leicester Square

Augusta / Guster is from a Tooting workhouse/orphanage; BH 25

BH 27 Bagnets, friend of Mr. George, live in region of Elephant and Castle

GE 24 Wemmick lives in Walworth; GE 25

Mrs. Guppy lives in Old Street

Guppy takes a house in Walcot Sq. Lambeth

passing mention of British Museum

LD 9 Little D. and Clenham wander over the 'Iron Bridge'; LD 18 (nb. toll); LD 22; LD 24

GE 36 Jaggers lists London bridges

MF 1 Hexams row between Southwark and London Bridges, then further on

LD 2 Tattycoram was a foundling from the hospital

MF 2-9 Johnny take to Great Ormond St, 'The Children's Hospital'

TT 2-12 Stryver suggests visit to Vauxhall or Ranelagh

GE 36 Jaggers lists London bridges

MF 2-1 Headstone and Charley go back via Vauxhall Bridge

MF 3 Wilfers live somewhere in Holloway

MF 5 Boffin lives in Maiden Lane (=York Way) alongside his dust heaps

MF 11 The Podsnaps live near Portman Square

MF 2-1 Jenny Wren and Lizzie live here

MF 2-8 Bella and her father in Fenchurch Street

MF 3-16 Mr. Wilfer at work at counting-house of Chicksey, Veneering and Stobbles

ED22 Mrs. Billickin's lodging-house