that Hansom "sold the rights to his Patent Safety cab in 1834 for £10,000 but the company never paid, and all he was paid was £300." Henry writes that after Hansom designed and built Birmingham Town Hall but the transaction, owing to a reckless agreement, caused his bankruptcy." Hansom died when he was 80 and long before the motor car was invented. Henry lists other places attributed to Hansom which are St Walpurge's church Preston Lancashire, The cathedral in Plymouth, the Jesuit Collage in Manchester and the church of St Philip Neri at Arundel. Lights pages 72 - 77 Chapter eleven "Order, Order" pages 78 - 85 Chapter twelve Ely Place: Twelve O'clock and All's Well pages 86 - 91 Chapter thirteen Yeoman of the Guard pages 92 - 98 Chapter fourteen Royal Waxworks page 99 - 105 Chapter fifteen Bells of St Paul's pages 106 - 113 Chapter sixteen At the Coffee Pot pages 114 - 119 Chapter seventeen Bank Guard pages 120 - 126 Chapter eighteen Nails as Rent pages 127 - 131 Chapter nineteen Beating the Bounds pages 132 - 136 Chapter twenty "Remember The Grotter" pages 137 - 143 Chapter twenty one Lambeth Dole pages 144 - 149 Chapter twenty two Shepherd Market pages 250 - 159 Chapter twenty three Big Ben's Cradle pages 160 - 165 Chapter twenty four Leech Merchant pages 166 - 171 Chapter twenty five Last of the Huguenot Weavers pages 172 - 175 Chapter twenty six Ale and Eye Lotion pages 176 - 181 Chapter twenty seven The "Lion Sermon" pages 182 - 186 Chapter twenty eight Maundy Money pages 187 - 191 Chapter twenty nine Red Dragon's Office pages 192 chapter Thirty References 1939 books British books Methuen Publishing books