قراءة كتاب Here and There in London
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HERE AND THERE
in
LONDON.
by
J. EWING RITCHIE,
author of
“the night-side of london,” “the london pulpit,” etc.
“Then I saw in my dream, that, when they were got out of the wilderness, they presently saw a town before them, and the name of that town is Vanity; and at the town there is a fair kept, called Vanity Fair.”
Bunyan.
london:
W. TWEEDIE, 337, STRAND.
1859.
london:
printer and galpin, belle sauvage printing works,
ludgate hill, e.c.
HENRY AYSCOUGH THOMPSON, ESQ.
this work,
As a trifling Testimonial of Esteem,
IS DEDICATED,
by his friend,
THE AUTHOR.
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The House of Commons, from the Strangers’ Gallery |
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A Night with the Lords |
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The Reporters’ Gallery |
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The Lobby of the House of Commons during the Session |
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Our London Correspondent |
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A Sunday at the Obelisk |
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Exeter Hall |
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The Derby |
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Vauxhall Gardens |
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The Penny Gaff |
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Rag Fair |
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The Commercial Road and the Coal-Whippers |
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The Stock Exchange |
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The London Hospital |
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Portland Place |
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Mark Lane |
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Preaching at St. Paul’s Cathedral |
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An Omnibus Yard |
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The New Cattle Market |
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The Government Office |
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