Samuel Lewis (1782-1865) was the successful publisher of the Topographical Dictionary of England first published in 1831. Robert Creighton was the draughtsman and John and Charles Walker were the engravers. These plates were never issued in intaglio form and were only used to produce lithographs to accompany the third edition in 1835 as a supplementary fifth volume. They include maps of the county and its boroughs and highlight political boundaries, both old and new, towns and main roads. That of Hampshire is filed alphabetically as is typical of the period under ‘S’ for its alternate name of Southampton. Curiously, here it is entitled Hampshire. They were also issued in this work entitled View of the Representative History of England. Following the full history of representation in England is a list of all boroughs and index to all of the plans found within. Beresiner (1983) pp. 144-8; Carroll (1996) 104; Chubb (1927) 464; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).