City Scenes;
City Scenes; or, a peep into London
作者：Taylor, Ann, 1782-1866; Taylor, Jane, 1783-1824; Taylor, Isaac, 1787-1865 [Illustrator]
体例：题 章数：113
字数：65,572 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 113 题- INTRODUCTION.
- CITY SCENES.
- 1. Countryman on a Stage Coach.
- 2. The Monument.
- 3. Pie Corner,
- 4. New London Bridge.
- 5. Billingsgate,
- 6. The Scavenger.
- 7. The Bellman.
- 8. A Wharf
- 9. The Coal-ship and Barge.
- 10. The Custom House.
- 11. The Press-gang.
- 12. The Tower of London
- 13. The Armory.
- THE SPOILS OF THE SPANISH ARMADA.
- 1. The pope’s banner, by him blessed and declared invincible.
- 2. A battle-axe for penetrating steel armour.
- 3. A spadole, used as a small sword, the point poisoned.
- 4. An anchove, for hooking men off their horses.
- 5. A lance.
- 6. A lance, with the current coin on the head.
- 9. A battle-axe with a pistol at the end.
- 10. A battle-axe.
- 11. A Spanish bilbo, to lock the English by the legs.
- 12. A thumb-screw, an instrument of torture.
- 13. A Spanish instrument of torture, called the cravat.
- 14. A Spanish shield with a pistol fixed in it.
- 15. A battle-axe, or scull-cracker, to make four holes at a blow.
- 16. The Spanish general’s shield of honour.
- 17. Spike-shot.
- 18. Bar-shot.
- 14. The Horse Armory.
- 15. The Wild Beasts in the Tower.
- 16. The Jewel Office.
- In our picture is seen
- 1. The imperial crown of Great Britain.
- 2. The golden sceptre with the cross.
- 3. The sceptre with the dove of peace.
- 4. St. Edward’s staff, carried before the king at his coronation.
- 6. The king’s coronation ring.
- 7. The culanna, or pointless sword, being the sword of mercy.
- 8 and 9. The swords of justice, spiritual and temporal.
- 17. Rag Fair and Old Clothes.
- 18. Ship-building.
- 19. Nosegays.
- 20. The Water-cress Girl,
- 21. The Brewer’s Dray.
- 22. The Twopenny-post Boy.
- 23. The Dancing Bear and Dogs.
- 24. The Camel and Monkey.
- 25. The Royal Exchange.
- 26. The Fire-engine.
- 27. Drawing Goods in a Truck.
- 28. The East India House.
- 29. London Stone.
- 30. Guildhall.
- 32. The Mansion House,
- 33. The Bank of England.
- 34. St. Paul’s Cathedral.
- 35. The Blue-coat School, called Christ’s Hospital.
- 36. The enraged Ox.
- 37. The Dustman.
- 38. The taking of Guy Fawkes.
- 39. Guy Fawkes in Effigy.
- 40. Bartholomew’s Hospital,
- 41. Smithfield Market
- 42. St. Dunstan’s Church.
- 43. The Postman and Letter-Carrier.
- 44. The Temple
- 45. The Knife-grinder.
- 46. The Chair-mender.
- 47. The News Boy and Flying Pieman.
- 48. Blackfriars’ Bridge.
- 49. Temple Bar.
- 50. The Paviors.
- 51. Westminster Abbey.
- 52. The Tombs.
- 53. Westminster Bridge
- 54. Westminster Hall
- 55. The Lamplighter.
- 56. The Watchman.
- 57. The Link-boy.
- 58. The Sedan Chair.
- 59. The Milkmaid.
- 60. The Sailors and Ship.
- 61. The Admiralty Office.
- 62. The Sailing Match.
- 63. The drowned Boy.
- 64. The General Post-office,
- 65. Southwark Bridge.
- 66. Waterloo Bridge
- Near the foot of Waterloo Bridge, in the Strand, stands
- 67. The Royal Academy, Somerset House.
- 68. Covent Garden.
- 69. The British Museum
- 70. Charing Cross.
- 71. Carleton House,
- 72. The Quadrant, Regent Street.
- 73. The Funeral.
- 74. The Charity Children.
- 75. Highgate Tunnel.
- 76. Watering the Streets.
- 77. Little Boy at the Crossing.
- 78. The Flower-pot Man.
- 79. The Waterman, the Ticket Porter, and Fellowship Porter.
- 80. The Coach-stand.
- 81. New Milk from the Cow.
- 83. The hard Frost.
- 84. The Fire-plug.
- 85. The London Docks
- THE END.
- Footnotes