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Charles Dickens - A Walk in a Workhouse Vintage colour engraving of a scene from Charles Dickens A Walk in a Workhouse, which describes life in a London workhouse in 1850. In another room, were several ugly old women crouching, witch-like, round a hearth, and chattering and nodding, after the manner of the monkeys. old ladies gossiping stock illustrations
Charles Dickens - A Walk in a Workhouse Vintage colour engraving of a scene from Charles Dickens A Walk in a Workhouse, which describes life in a London workhouse in 1850. In another room, were several ugly old women crouching, witch-like, round a hearth, and chattering and nodding, after the manner of the monkeys. old ladies gossiping stock illustrations

Vintage colour engraving of a scene from Charles Dickens A Walk in a Workhouse, which describes life in a London workhouse in 1850. In another room, were several ugly old women crouching, witch-like, round a hearth, and chattering and nodding, after the manner of the monkeys.

Views of Society - A County Ball A ‘terrific squeeze’ at a society ‘county ball’ in the 1860s - too crowded for much dancing but the whole point of the occasion is to 'be seen'. The characters depicted are worth studying for their diverse expressions and antics. (Please note the Alderman and Mayor are fictitious.) From “Bird’s-Eye Views of Modern Society in Sixteen Plates taken by Richard Doyle; Reprinted from the Cornhill Magazine.” Dated c1864 with wood engravings by the Dalziel Brothers and published in London. old ladies gossiping stock illustrations
Views of Society - A County Ball A ‘terrific squeeze’ at a society ‘county ball’ in the 1860s - too crowded for much dancing but the whole point of the occasion is to 'be seen'. The characters depicted are worth studying for their diverse expressions and antics. (Please note the Alderman and Mayor are fictitious.) From “Bird’s-Eye Views of Modern Society in Sixteen Plates taken by Richard Doyle; Reprinted from the Cornhill Magazine.” Dated c1864 with wood engravings by the Dalziel Brothers and published in London. old ladies gossiping stock illustrations

A ‘terrific squeeze’ at a society ‘county ball’ in the 1860s - too crowded for much dancing but the whole point of the occasion is to 'be seen'. The characters depicted are worth studying for their diverse expressions and antics. (Please note the Alderman and Mayor are fictitious.) From “Bird’s-Eye Views of Modern Society in Sixteen Plates taken by Richard Doyle; Reprinted from the Cornhill Magazine.” Dated c1864 with wood engravings by the Dalziel Brothers and published in London.

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