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Interior view of the bank parlour.

Old Bailey.

One of the Inns of Chancery.

Doorway Temple Church. Frontispiece. “London. As It Is. Drawn and lithographed by Thomas Shotter Boys. 90 Great Portland Street” graffiti’d onto the wall right of the doorway by three young children. Finished with hand colouring.

Visualisation of the new Law Courts, designed by Edmund George Street. Building commenced in 1873 and the Courts of Justice were completed in1882.

St Bartholmew’s Hospital. A Summer day in the Garden after architectural artists Henry Brewer and Sybil Robinson. With text beneath.

View of the quadrangle.

View of the front elevation and Threadneedle Street.

The Loss Book.

‘Specific Performance’. Sir Edward Fry QC. SPY.

As it was in 1680

Allegory of Wisdom (Minerva), Experience (Aged man) Authority with Mace of Power, Obedience kneeling, Respect standing at a distance with Union of Justice, with her symbols, and Mercy, with olive of peace, poppy of oblivion, treading on the instruments of punishment.

New Law Courts. Fleet Street.

New Library.

The Irish Lawyer. Lord Morris of Spiddal, Lord Chief Justice of the King’s Bench for Ireland. STUFF

View on Cornhill.

View on Mortimer Street.

Celebrated libel case of Charles Adams v his father in law, Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, and brother in law following his elopement.

Interior of the ‘Floor’:

Baccarat Case. Sketches in the Court Room of the celebrated case of Sir Gordon-Cumming, accused of cheating at cards with the Prince of Wales amongst others.

Exterior view of the new hospital built in 1742.

Double view of the great hall and quadrangle.

Pillars of the City.

Private Banking Department.

Aerial view of one of the four Inns of Court which evolved in the late 14th century, and is named for Baron Gray of Wilton on whose land the Inn was built.

Cartoon: The Spoil Sport or the Culprit who admitted everything.

Hospital for Consumption and Diseases of the Chest.

New library and Parliament chambers.

Right Hon. Baron Alverstone. Lord Chief Justice of England.

View on Gray’s Inn Road.

View on Chancery Lane.

‘Well-Known Faces in the Consol Market’.

Nine portraits of barristers’ stances.

Carey Street Front.

Guy’s Hospital in Southwark. Elevation of the front.

The Old Fashioned Judge. Baron Ludlow of Heywood, Lord Justice of Appeal. QUIZ

Satire of the celebrated case of Mary Toft, who convinced several eminent physicians she had given birth to rabbits.

Savings Investment & Banking Corporation Ltd. 100 shares.

View in 1745.

View of the front elevation.

New Hall and Library.

The quadrangle in 1840.

Aerial view of Inner Temple in 1671.

View in 1770.

View within the inner courtyard.

View of the North Front.

Aerial view of one of the four Inns of Court. Probably named for a Sergeant of Law, William de Lincoln.

View in Regent’s Park.

Interior view of the Rotunda.

A Little Lush. Sir Robert Lush, bencher of Gray’s Inn and Justice of the Queen’s Bench. SPY.

Carey Street, Lincoln Inn Fields.

Aerial view over the Temple and courts of Justice. With text.

Her Majesty’s Judges in Ireland, 1891. Showing leading judges from all three divisions of the High Court.

London Fever Hospital (Royal Free Hospital). View on Liverpool Road.

Contempt of Court. The Hon. Sir James Bacon, Vice-Chancellor and Chief Judge in Bankruptcy.

St Mary Bethlem Hospital (Bedlam). View of the psychiatric hospital in St George’s Fields.

Designed by Edward Jarman to replace the exchange destroyed in the Great Fire of 1666.

Georgina Weldon successfully sued numerous persons including her husband and her doctor whilst representing herself, and over 20 years brought over a 100 cases to the court. Portia is in reference to the heroine of Shakespeare’s The Merchant of Venice. SPY.

View on Holborn.

After the painting by W. Logsdail.

Apotheosis of Hippocrates. Hippocrates holds the Patera of Health and Staff of Aesculapius. Hygeia strews medicinal flowers whilst Apollo shoots the Python of Pestilence.

Bank Parlour with a number of gentlemen seated at a large table.

Matrimonial Causes. Sir Francis Jeune, judge in the Probate, Divorce and Admiralty Division of the High Court. STUFF

The New Law Courts. View from the Strand at the front elevation of the Royal Courts of Justice.

Hospital for Consumption and Diseases of the Chest. View on Fulham Road

The Law. Sir George Jessel, Master of the Rolls and member of the Privy Council.

South Front.

A Risen Barrister. Sir John Coleridge, Chief Justice of Common Pleas. ARG

‘Heads of the Law’: The Lord Chief Justice and other senior Judges. SPY.

Financiers including Sir Moses Montefiore in conversation with Nathan Mayer Rothschild.

Looking towards the Mansion House. View of the South side of St Bartholomew Lane looking West. To the right of Mansion House is the spire of St Antholin, Budge Row.

Being “Hammered”.

Hydrophobia (Rabies). Louis Pasteur after Theobaed Chartran.

East Front.

Interior view of the Pillared Hall.

View of the front elevation.

View on Gray’s Inn Road.

Interior view of the New Exchange’s busy trading floor.

Garden front. Inn of Chancery.

‘Steady going’: Justice Sir Matthew Joyce. SPY.

High Treason Trial of Colonel Arthur Lynch.

Bank of England, St. Christopher’s and St. Bartholomew’s Churches.

Hunterian Museum. Lincoln’s Inn Fields.

View of the front elevation on Bishopsgate Street.

View from across the Thames.

Five vignettes of a day in the Lord Chief Justice’s court.

Claimant’s Counsel. Edward Vaughan Keneally, best known for his defence of the claimant to the Tichborne estate. SPY

View from Mansion House.

Perspective view on Threadneedle Street.

View on Old Street of the psychiatrist William Battie’s new hospital for mental illness.

‘Master of the Knife’. Royal Surgeon Sir Alfred Fripp.

Walkway through the gardens.

Arcade of the North Front. The Exchange was destroyed by fire in 1666 and again in 1838. The current building was designed by William Tite.

View of the Western portico.

3rd Commissioner. Red Robed Judge. Sir Archibald Levin Smith. SPY

Three perspectives. The Interior, the North entrance and as it was when built by Sir Thomas Gresham in 1571.

Exterior view with the chapel and library.

‘Pillars of the City’, scene with prominent stockbrokers.

New Buildings of the Central Criminal Court recently opened.

South east prospect of the church built by the Knights Templar in the 12th century.

That won’t do, you know! Sir Lewis William Cave, Justice of the Queen’s Bench. SPY

New Hall.

View with Houses of Parliament.

‘His father invented Pickwick’ Sir Henry Fielding Dickens, KC, son of Charles Dickens. SPY.

View of the new interior dome.

New Palace Yard. View of the yard and gates.

Oxford University. Bachelor of Laws (Civil and Common Law).

New Court at the Central Criminal Court.

View in Warwick Lane in 1868.

Nine portraits of characters in the courtrooms.

Cartoon. Uneasy lies the head that wears the crown.

View over Lincoln’s Inn Fields.

‘The Recorder’: Sir James Fulton, Recorder of London. SPY.

View of the courtyard

Inn of Chancery.

New buildings.

The entrance in Capel Court, with figures on the steps.

View of the front elevation.

View of the front elevation.

The Scottish economist responsible for the Mississippi Bubble.

Dividend Hall. The South Sea Company, best know for the ‘bubble’ of 1720, was never successful in the South Sea trade but profited by the government converting successive portions of the national debt into South Sea Company shares.

Aerial view of the Inn of Chancery on Holborn looking towards Clerkenwell. Now Holborn Bars.

St. Paul’s Cathedral from Bankside.