Lad who swept the crossing at the end of Princes Street, Hanover Square.]

At the time he was drawn, he was so sickly that his person was not

recognised as a vender of matches, in which character he had two years

before been selected as a subject for this work, and whose portrait as

such is given in the following plate. The boy occasionally sings the old

match song, and at certain hours finds it his interest to exercise his

broom at the above station.

[Illustration: PLATE XXII.

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