Sweeper of the crossing at the top of Ludgate Hill.]

The crossing from Charles Street to Rathbone Place is swept by Daniel

Cropp, as filthy a looking fellow as any of his tribe. In order to

render himself noticed, he literally combs his hair with his opened

fingers. He at present differs from the etching, by wearing a fireman's

jacket.

[Illustration: PLATE XX.

Daniel Cropp, sweeper of the crossing from Charles Street to Rathbone

Place.]

The next plate represents a lad who occasionally sweeps the crossing at

the end of Princes Street, Hanover Square, and wears a large waistcoat,

surmounted by a soldier's jacket.

[Illustration: PLATE XXI.

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