Modern London; or, London as it is [by P. Cunningham]. [10 eds. Title varies].1851 |
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... Times usually comprises 72 columns , or 17,500 lines - contain- ing more than a million different pieces of type . More marvellous d seen by order signed by the printer of the paper in London . ] § 30. PLACES AND SIGHTS TO BE SEEN . 49 *
... Times usually comprises 72 columns , or 17,500 lines - contain- ing more than a million different pieces of type . More marvellous d seen by order signed by the printer of the paper in London . ] § 30. PLACES AND SIGHTS TO BE SEEN . 49 *
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... containing a com- plete catalogue of the pictures , may be had in the Palace . GREENWICH HOSPITAL , by Greenwich Railway from Charing Cross or London Bridge Station , or by steamboat from Hungerford Stairs , or London Bridge . ( See ...
... containing a com- plete catalogue of the pictures , may be had in the Palace . GREENWICH HOSPITAL , by Greenwich Railway from Charing Cross or London Bridge Station , or by steamboat from Hungerford Stairs , or London Bridge . ( See ...
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... containing frescoes from Milton's Comus , executed in 1844-5 , by Eastlake , Maclise , Landseer , Dyce , Stanfield , Uwins , Leslie , and Ross . The ornaments and borders are by Gruner . The Queen has 325,000l . a year settled upon her ...
... containing frescoes from Milton's Comus , executed in 1844-5 , by Eastlake , Maclise , Landseer , Dyce , Stanfield , Uwins , Leslie , and Ross . The ornaments and borders are by Gruner . The Queen has 325,000l . a year settled upon her ...
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... contains a spacious riding - school ; a room expressly for keeping state harness ; stables for the state horses ; and houses for 40 carriages . Here , too , is kept the magnificent state coach , designed by Sir W. Chambers in 1762 , and ...
... contains a spacious riding - school ; a room expressly for keeping state harness ; stables for the state horses ; and houses for 40 carriages . Here , too , is kept the magnificent state coach , designed by Sir W. Chambers in 1762 , and ...
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... contain the Vernon and Turner pictures belonging to the nation , down to 1859 , when they were removed to the South Kensington Museum . 4. KENSINGTON PALACE is a large and irregular edifice , II . - WHITEHALL . - MARLBOROUGH HOUSE .
... contain the Vernon and Turner pictures belonging to the nation , down to 1859 , when they were removed to the South Kensington Museum . 4. KENSINGTON PALACE is a large and irregular edifice , II . - WHITEHALL . - MARLBOROUGH HOUSE .
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